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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02

Fifteen deaf and five blind new
pupils will be admitted this Fall!
49, All tie teachers With the 81.
ception Of Miss Grimm and Mr.
MCGEE are now here. Miss Min.
ME Worden, of Davis. IL making
Der aun. Miss Hoppe Keller q re-
turn cslI-.--Joe srsous has gone
to Rockville, Nd. where he lie at.
tending q well.known school -
John w. v agoher, of Alaska re.
Gently paid the Institution one ol
hie semi.snnusl calls.--.The bricks
Tor our new building were made
On the Institutions rear grounds
with Our own clay----Two of the
buildings have nov reached roof,
while The third and largest has
s'owly climbed Only to . second
hoor - TuLlet.
A sal a~ciientt wss witnessed ss
the Piedmont Pul? aud fapcr Cos
MI recently. whom NJ. Tbomas
Crawford. {. ptntnisicg young men
~ho worked 10 The. lime room of the
mill ~as instantly killed. He -.
passing through the chipping room
and st"pped for . womsst In front OF
the cirru'ar saw. Viii there Q Log
vas put upon the carriage and had
been saved Into ITO pieces but be-
Ing . longer leg than those c. mm., m
~ sent into the room il vac. nccesss
~ 10 s,~ Il again, and young Cfsw.
ford bel just stopped dpwu to ass.s,
IN moving the log for thoss of HE
friends working the saw, when from
some unaccountable reason tho man.
d1il or shaft Of the machine, on
which the saw 10 suspended, snapped
of. and the Jaw. whirling With ire
mendous force, A ~ from fts pInning
and striking the 3 Dung man while still
bending over the l'g. cleft his skuil
from the bridge of the nose ia front
to the nape OF The neck In the back.
Death' was instan taneous, and as o
matter of course was painless, the
lad in all probability not being con.
scinus Of injury.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
A Mystery.

,HoS the human systs u ever recover tx N
the bed c6ects q the naaseoaS medicines
ofseo literally poared into Il Tor NE cup
posit I've rslik Of dyspepsis, liver complaint
coasd pssion, rheumsiism and other ail-
meats z mystery. The mischief don by
SxSlSd By disease. IL they Who ere weak,
bilffo3g dyspeptic. coas,ipsssd or rheumst'
70. Soold ofieoer b guided y the exper-
A6os Of invslids Who have thoroughly tested
ho"tetter Ssou sch Bi,sersJ thew wo6ld in
every instance obtain the speedisst aid dc
rtvab'e from rational medication. THIS
medicine % searching and st the s,trie
tine . thoso ushly safe remedy, derived
conseque ncs Of its basis 81 pure spirits,
psopertie - medicinal s,imuiaat not 70
be found 10 the 6ery local bitters and stun.
y laun Often resor'sd to By the debilitated,
dyspeptie and lauguid.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
TIE AARXRC0
B4LftH0Rs CAtfLt xAaKsr
fhn6adaS. Scnfamh>e saQl


fhdfsdaH Srpisubes ~. :ssi.
re attis are Se:d ~ ,hsss sgarss i've usiehs
sbsep are soii erc.s. ,ha, is live weight
Al UAI.I E8r0N YARDS.
Prices o; Betf UA.tis this vsek ~ aeed %
follows: Beet Bseves ii 4 81 . tl.ss those
seasraily rated 6rst quality. - 90 - %
medium o. good fair auAiity ~ Is. a3 80
and ordinary thin Htsers, OfSd And Cove
90 % 50 pr loo ibs.
=. W the Cattle rscsived 10 bead caa3s from
nafyIsed. l0ai from virgiais. % froa
keosscky. l'ea tto-aw CT Virginia. lit ftofn
Ohio 90 frou Aiiaeis aud 81 head Plan:
sylvAnia. Total receipts for The vesk 3Sos
bead against 1894 Last week sad $3.50 bod
ssiae tins eee ysas ago.
VI the ooer'aQ soAsy l019 bad we're taken
~ Baltimore butchers l+3 By co 1htry
deaIesA and BY Easteea osysrs. Total
esles oe tho vesk l413 bod sgaisst ;169
ha vsses md 3l3A hssi ssas sesk Vne
year tGd.
SGsss AND tASSs-fhsrs 70 . full Of
sssisg this week. considerably h sxcsss VI
The vesy doll trade reported Ia an the yards
ana TIE receipts consist largely, Of Stsy com
mon. light stock. vhi(h q6kss tide %
SLOW. We quote the ss8GT foe Sheep q
SAT- sc with & Nv extra at Il cts Per
ia ~, ard laubs 4sS} ets perl tregs
JhS recsiPts Of ShAsP. ard LAikhs this
sesk ssnbsssd $3.50 hssd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
Happy Hooe iers.

VIM. Thinner postmaster 81 Tdavili
lndisne, writes Electric Bitters has done
More Tor me than all other medicines com.
kidney aud Liver troubla.I John Leslie.
farmer and s,ockmau, Of the same place
says: 9. ind Electric Bittess to be the bes,
Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel
Ike new man. J. W. GardmsuJ hard.
we're merchant, Same town. says: fElectric
bitters Is just the thiog for man who is
al run down and doo't care whether he
lives or dies; he found new strength, good
sppe,ite az d felt jost like be had a new le sc
on lite. Only SOC at williamson and Dill
ler's Drug Store,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
CARPETS.

Our Carpet Business this season has
been emo nous. Far beyond our
eX' . eions. and yet we have
remaining many desirable
patterns aud In order TO
clear up the entire
stock quickly
we offer 80
FOLLOWS:
BRUSSELS CARPET,
65 cents to % cent per yard
INGRAM CARPET,
g to IS cents per yIrd.
RAG AND COTTAGECARPET,
UG1v0nted SO cts per U0rd
STRIPED HEMP CARPET,
I5 cents per yGrd.
- MATTINGS.
Bio Stock, III Qualities f,
ChedD Prices.
from ~ cts to 80 cts Yd"d
L " SHELTERED.
ll8 BALTIMORE ST.,
Opposite Daley News,
CUMBERLAND, MD
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
Deaf Mutes Wed.

Harry y. Marsh, deaf mute, a
cowpositor on the Iute!ligencer and q
steady youeg fellow, returned TO the
city yesterday With his bride, having
betn married at Toledo, Ohio, TO
Mise Sailie NJ. Osborne, formerly OF
ibis city, slso deaf mute. They
vii receive lbe hear cJngrstula-
'ioos Of numerous friends. - Wheel
8Ass - 81 Odh1rrs vss educate
81, iho l1sN.ls j .an e.a
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
RELIGIOUS.

Capt. R,bert French prcsch. d 10
the II. f. Church Last Thursday
night.
Rev. j. London held service In s..
Stephens lat Sabbath morning.
The protr.cted meeting which had
teen in progress in the M. K. chm CHI
for over TWO weeks closed last Sab
bath nigh.
B,shop George W. Peterkin preach
cd In 81. Stephen, Monday night and
administered Tho rite OF m6rm = ion
To Mrs. Harry Fielis and z OF j. A.
3 J.aud.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
sACRAMENTAL NOTICE.

The Sacrament Of the Lords Sop
per will be celebr aled 10 the Presby .
ierian church in Romney on the first
Sabbath OF October. Preparatory
services will be held during che week
preceding, beeiDning on Tuesday
September 29Lh at 75P.M tits sx-
prcted that Kevd's K. VI. Woods and
IL. Moore will assist tbe Pastor dur.
ing the meeting.
G.. ". FIELEY,
Sept. Is, 1891. Pastor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
BUcKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best saive Ia the world for Cuts,
Bru,ssss Sores, Uicsrs, Sait Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chsppsd Hands, Oh iIblsins.
Corss end ell Skin EruptIons, aud postiv ely
euies Piles OF TO pay repaired, It's guar
antesd TO give psvfsc satisfaction, or money
refunded, Prics as cents per boz. For sale
by Williamson h Diiler.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
CONSUMPTION \cURED.

Al old phvtcian. retired from practice,
having bad placed In his hands bv a. East
India missionary the formula Of Q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and perma
nent cure Of Consumption, Bsonchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma and oil Throat and Lung
Affections, also poeitive spd radical cure
for nervous Debility and ali nervous com
plants, amer having tested Its wonderful
curative powers in thou sands Of cases, :has
iet Il bic duty 70 make Il known 70 biz euf-
FERN fellows Actuated BY this motive aud
sdeaire 10 relieve human suffering, will
send free Of charge, TO all who desire IT, this
recipe In g ermsa. French or English, With
IA II di rectio rs for preparing and ns,nx. Sent
BY mail By addressing With stamp, naming
his paper W A.. HeSn. $40 Power
oczs. Roc hester. Ny.
THE BANK OFROK NEY
b prepared to make loans and 10 az .
general banking business.
- Friday ofssch week % discount day.
Directors.
=; n. g; Par cake. John G; HeiskeII,
Chss. Her :ison, J ". Carter,
& W. D Hey, j. r. & Guthrie,
II. B. 6ilkesou. Fresidsut.
JOHN T. VANCE, Cashier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
SHELLY&
WIRGMHN

Planning Mill, Conisae ors and Builders
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
- 20 -
UTE handle Sash, Doors and Blinds In
w eludipg HiIrs Patent Inside Sliding
Blinds, something new and nice. We keep
90 hand, Flooring, Siding aod a variety OF
MouldIpgs aud inside anish. inihard or soft
wood.
We Are Also Agents
Engines. Saw MILL. SC, as manufactured
bytbe Aulima D. Tsy Tor Co., whose reputas
lion is too well known 10 need comment
re. we Want, and Pay CASH for Good
lean LUMBER.
SAE1LT & sssR casAss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02

JahH w Philips, Trustee, ~ Geo
+ EmtBd-ths sals of the land in
shis caass ~ defendant Kaylor for
$3.50 oondrmed and trustee ordered
"a. psy oct the funds sccording to
deetSa.
J c PHncake>s ex ,cu'or W. Ste.
phsu G Smith's heiis-plaintiff grad
led 70 all amended bill.
&c COUNTY NEWS.
.,sc .-ct.s
AteusrA. September 2s.-From
Present. indications the steam milf
viii BE- IN operation ia q short time
tstsSof tbs machinery arrived to.
Married. September 24,h. at the
teddsh % of the brides father, Mr..
w. r. Shanholtxer. near Pleasant
Dale, b. Rev Solomon Beer, Mr..
Wa. BoGkdew snd Mis- Sayah
6hanholtzer.
I Corn cutting is progressing rap.
idly. Warm and dry b the kind
pf wcsther We have been h&viEg f6f
como time. CfniC.
|. eLANfsvlLLf, w. Waite fes.
tival At this place on Friday and
Saturday ,nights Sept. Il and Is,
was quite q success. The Sherman
Alliances Band was present aud
added to the pleaenre OF the occa.
sim by their excellent musi g.
There wac plenty Of ice cream cake
and other 'goodies' TO tempt the
appetite and tickle the ,paiate of
those who had the needful.
The leading feature of the festi.
val, hTwevsr, appealed to the an.
derstandinx. This was q highly
sensational drama. played Ly q
company ofyoung folks, For ANA
tours they did remarkably we'll.
The frat scene was laid in New
York In which q banker, his pretty
daughter, An old maid governess :,
tyo young children. a ward poll.
thian. negro boy. the Arizon
Scout. and the villain of the play
appear ed.
sMr. Streby played the banker to
Perfection. Will and Silas Mile.
son. Of Springfield, filed the role of
the scout and robber respectively.
Bob Taylor was q regular mis-.
ci.ievous little niger and caused a
good deal of laughter. while Miss
nertfe Miileson, the old Maid gov.
efnees, amused the audience BY her
determined efforts to make o con
quest Of the different masculines IN
the play. Mise Mamie Taylor
made q decided hit 40 the bankers
daughter.and the scene with the
scout in the bsnker's arlor was
rich. The second and third ecenes
were laid in Arizona. IN which vi.
nona, the Indian maiden. wac per.
sonated ~ Miss Florence Shorb.
Ip these sceLes the banker daugh.
ter is abducted by Jack Dempsey
and his. gang of robbers and res.
eued by the Arizona Scout. The
robber chief fires at the scout but
Kills the Indian girl who springs
forward to save the scout, who IN
turn fires and kills the robber.
The scont marries the bankers
daughter and lives happy ever sf-
ter. The play is too long to give
a fair syuopsis. VIM. Haines play.
ed the part of the robber chiefs
pal.
The tent..where the performance
was held was packed on Saturday
night. SPEc AToR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02

ovesZ cnse1 ~ sAnknAsnsseag -.
naAas1 $780, 0Dera0e.
o. q s:s;s:. q -: {:
- ysssk.s - 1890 = g ss1sss.s 49, 3
- - !. ~ -. -: - - -:
Sa ss:o:S = 49, 80 ssss sS
= 1s 49, eoegnss - sssss- css1s C.Ssslass6
tSS seSu s lRSScs.I =: - 49,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02

Aeesy~.sh e~sse 800 ~ y~As \
yoz 1>f - r.xks - oA<&. s&t - sss
esarA go ur9cery hc>w so>>~. fi<,ss -
sto a~y a ths :; sss- se4 plss< ss ,ca :.
- bs>A srsrss ~ ss~~- IL say s- ~
s.x sn ys.r ,ss.>,-s s,>ss ....s.res 49,, !,
- ~es<- All v 80 Ss~ss ~ IN kss
sen ~-rAsr. ~ ssr<s ves. Ass~i-As.s
sses,sL "a, kAelLy, srfkriiY l~.....c
S,EsxskSLAE fkES; 49,. q s-e~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
FOR SALE,

A nice lot OF White Oak Timber. and also
anios lot Of Walnut Timber and Locust
70. Is Cal on or add. cas-.
CHxs. p. fISLnR,
lurgittsville, W. vss
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02

George Uass Va A,chaei Oats &c.
@ 0atts Adn'r 70 G sores OA's. 60.
Jesse @. tupsou couuitsss Adn'r
Of Martha Osts ~ nartha Oass 20.
The plaintiffs bill IN cass OF Lupsoo
comnsstes Adm'r OF Martha O.ss ~
tsftha Usis dismisss -,he cour.
deediioe thst Mathis Oats v.s com .
rsseut To trausacs her own bu .iness
9adgtlsas ssairA pisiat,ff Gov costs
m this edit. and commissioaee wbo
soid the iaaas 10 these causes ord cred
10 collect the deferred payment and
pay It's saths ou'. &C.
Jahn w Philips, Trussee. 70 Geo
+ Em,sd-ths ssla of the land in
shis' caase ~ defendant Kaylor for
$3.50 oonarmed and trustee ordered
"a. Psy ous the funds sccording to
deerSA.
J c PHncake>s ex ,cu.or Va. Ste.
phsu G Smith's heiis-plaintiff grad
led 70 all amended bill.
iteTCOrJNry EvOu.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02
1tikIy KAtkKis

Piles; ] . !: q !
free. Ads1rcnS>sANAxESl8,S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1891-10-02


ordered TO sell land Of defendant IN.
less the debts are paid In 20 days.
K. ku lsell and Bro vs. David
Shee'z case dismissed BY order of
plaintiff.
Mary z Smith vs Calvin NJ Smith i.
divorce gfsntei the plaintiff and
judgment for her costs.
Gilkeson q Pugh W Abigail Lew
is-csuse referred TO James A Glib.
son, commissioner, who is ordered to
report The liens on defendants real
estate.
TR CaF1kAdon We VIM A McBrile
&c Sale Of the machine 10 this cause
is cor 6tmei.
Isgso Haiues We BENZ Mcdonald
&C. Defendants motion to disso'v
the injunction overruIed and either
party grsTed leave TO take further
evidence.
South Branch Vslley National Bank
W Adam Solser. Sale made by Z
& Heiskell of the land in this cause
to A High confirmed and trust ors
dered 70 paw out the funds.
George Fox Admir- W Seymour
Taylor--ssIe Of The 1900 acfe tract
Of land TO Frank T. Allen for S5lS
approved.
Henry Friddie's Admir- Va Hcury
FriodIe's heirs. Admir- ordered %
pay out fuD g 81 bls bauds Oh costs o.
SUIT and RN Dailsy sppoil'e5 coms
missioner TO sel Fac lsod oil wtica
Henry Fridd.e d.oj Boz.d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-25
Downfall of Parnell.

The reasons for Lord Salisbury's recent denun-
cia,ion Of the action Of the Irish priests against
Mr.. Parnel as clerical conspiracy, have been
the subjec. Of keen surmise. The McCsrthyites
have shown no intention to obstruct tho govern
ment Irsh legislation recently. On tho contrary,
they nave aided Mr.. Balfour ON every reasonable
proposal But the ministers, besides recognizing
an essential agreement and the closest political
utilization between the McCarthyites and the lib
erals, have private information on the nature Of
communications that have passed between the
liberal leaders and the Irish bishops uniting them
in common action against the government. To
counteract the policy now supported by every
bishop except DR.. O'Dwyer, Of Limerick, Lord
Salisbury recently removed overtures to the Vati.
c.n to intervene, and asked the Pope to promise
to pronounce on the eve OF the general election 8
decisive word against episcopal inter ference. Tho
Pope's refusal prompted the Premiers a;iuson to
a clericol conspiracy and to the abolition OF the
iliterste voter and his threat to reduce the Irish
representation. Tho conservatives now 600 that
the bishops no supreme sway in ireland and that
Mr. Psrnelfs docsdonce began when the priests
deserted him. No more striking proof Of the
utter loss Of Mr Parne;fs strength could be given
thin in the character OF the delegates surround-
ing him at Thursdays convention in Dublin. 1t
was meeting for which careful preparation had
been mixing Tor long time, yet hardy any
men of local or general prominence could bo got
to atterd The Times which has hitherto pro-
dIcted Parnel's uitim>te u.s. says that Thurs
days convention proves the impotence oil the
Parnelites and shows that the tenants OF the
settled districts are no longer with him. Pots
DEF endeut upon the existence OF How OF dollars
from America are now parslyzed. 30 low have
the Parrelite fortunes fallen that psltry Amer
lean donation of f125 WIS received by the con-
vention With cheers. Mr.. Camrbell, III. P, is no
longer Mr. Parnelrs secretary, Mrs. Parnell I'M.
dertakiug the active secretarisl duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-25
Fatally Burned.

Josephine Slckenger, pretty German
girl twenty-one years old, who left her
wealthy parents and luxurious home 10
Germany and came to this country len
months ago as domestic, died In great
agony Thursday night in restaurant in
New York where che was employed, from
the effacts OF 9 horrible burning which she
received week ago. The girls clothes
caught FIRE while che was ironing and she
jumped 10 bed to extiDguish the flames.
Afraid to cry ont lest she might arouse the
men In tho restaurant she tossed around
the bed aud rolled the quilts around her
body. Her long blond hair, that had once
hung away down her back, was burned to the
aoalp Her arms, face, and legs were fear
fully soorched, and yet che held her lips
tightly together. The bedding and bed.
stead caught fire, and the smoke brought
one of the walters ard some neigbbors to
the room. The men tried to tear the burr
ing garments from the girl, but she fought
the m like tigers and would not let them
strip her of her clothing. She continued to
roll and toss In the bed wrapped 10 q ,mep.
Then every available utensil that would
hold water was filed, and the people ran to
aud fro from the kitchen aide to the bedroom
and emptisd the water over the fames. It
was fully twenty miou es before the FIRE was
put out. The poor girl was then almost an
conscious. The head OF the bedstesd was
completely destroyed, ss was the bed CLOTH
ing, and the walls OF the room were scorch.
ed aud burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-25

A MULE AND CABLE GAIA mpis
tried to back up against cable Car yester.
day, end got fooled. 1t was an obstinate sp.
imal. He was hauling load Of sand. and
halted In the cable line tracks nesr North
and Fayette streets. No amount Of pelsos.
slon either by the driver or the citizens who
had gathered around would move him He
was stuck for good. Bg-snd-by cable car
came along. OF course, 1t had to stop. 7.
was about two o'clock, and In the heat Ct
the day. The car war full of passengers
and they wanted to go their several ways
The gripman concluded be he'd waited
long enough, and es the car had stoppfd
within few inches OF the cart he determined to
push matters. he pus on the grip, and let tho
car go. Gradually the cart, with the mule in
front moved. Gradu Ally the mule began to real.
ice that some unknown and unseen power was At
his back. He moved along. When the combin..
tion Of cart mule and cable car arrived at Calvert
street the animal realized that he had been van
pushed and he put all four feet down on the
ground and started to run. The csble car went
on up town.-Baltimore Sum-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-25
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Culpeper Minute Men are witbcu, a
commanding officer and are about to djs.
band.
Mr.. Douglas Gordon has Withdrawn fran
the race for the Legislature In RappahaDnort
county.
Mr.. Charles s. Wroder, one of thu mo.t
prominent citizens of Shenandoah counIv
died Wednesday. aged rs years.
Capt. J. Fl. P. Jones fell! under train a,
Fairfield, nine miles from Lexington. yss'
terday morning, and had his leg cut Of. -
Mr.. Walter Almond, OF Caivertou and
Miss Grace Popham, of Culpepr COUNT
we're married at Slate Mills Church OF Wed
nesdsy.
A pew mai aervice has been establIsssa
from Penola to Tappahannock Wis Psca!a.
way. By this new service papers from tbI.
city. Washington. Baltimore and Richmond
reach all points on the service on the day Of
publication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-25
Reception to Ex-President Cleveland

hCCCpl1ou w LA OASSS AeH~
SANDWICH, Mass. July 25.-At q re-
ception rendered ex President Cleveland
here to-day, Gov. Russell, 10 introducing
The distinguished guest, spoke warmly In
eulogy of Mr.. CIeveland's administration.
NJ. Cleveland in responding. said he appre-
oiated HE good fortune in being an almost
fully fsdged resident of Barnstable, and de-
clsred hls intention to be good neighbor,
and Notwithstanding the large majority Of
his neighbcrs were In sad state OF delusion
politically. he should not quarrel on this
subject or become o political scold. "We
co.," he said, ''be tolerant of one another
We coz constantly test our political beliefs by
the light OF patriotism, good citizenship and
trua Americsnism. We shall thus elevate
our political efforts and secure to ourselves
and our felow-countrymen happiness and
prosperity. Il our political endeavor Ia thus
directed, we shell rid ourselves of the blind
n sas and bigotry which accept unreasoning
party association ns sufficient guide to pc.
litical action, and which count the spells OF
partisan SUCCESS the sole object of political
struggle"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-25
Brutal Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, July Pa prize fight, re.
markable for Its astonishing brutality, took
plsce this merning at sporting resort on
Long Island, near Flushing. The contest
ants were Tim Tomaldy, OF Jersey City,
who weighs lis pounds, and Bill Hcgsait,
of the same place who fights at the same
weight. 1t wss hammer and tongs from be.
ginuing to end For twenty rounds of the
twenty-eight fought, 1t was nip and tuck.
Each man punished the other severely, but
neither seemed to have decisive aivan-
tsge The combatsnts we're literally Drip
ping with gore. Finally, whea they had
both been banged iuto jslly, in the 2S.h
round, Tcmaldg by lucky blow caught
Roggart on the uguar, and the latter reel
ed around, dszsd and helpless for several
aecond, after he had been counted out.
Neither one Of the parties Ia satisfied with
the reeult and it Is thought that they will
meet again in the ring before long.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

BUCHAREST. July 25.-The Prince Of Wales
will meet ths king of Roumania at Blanken.
burg In August to discuss the question OF
the marriage of Prince Ferdinand, the heir
presumptive to the Roumanian throne. to
the eldest daughter OF the Duke Of Edin.
burgh.
LONDON, July 25.-While the Emperor
William of Germany was In this country he
was greatly struck with the appearance Of
Miss Green. Of Nav York, who was one oil
the ladies present In Lady Blandford's COX
at the italian Opera. Having unsuccessful
ly made inquiries as to Miss Greene identity
the Emperor instructed one OF bis sld-de-
camp to find cut her name and position.
The swell ball given by Mr.. Henry White,
secretary of the q. 8. Legation and by Mrs.
Henry White, was largely attended By many
OF the leaders Of aristocratio society. The U
s Minister. the Hon Robt. T. Lincoln, and
Mrs. Lincoln were the only Americans In
vited.