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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
EeWs OF THE OAK.

TIE peach crop Of Kent ana Qlsen
Anne's counties In Ma!3laod ie estimated ct
over three million baskets.
Hou. "Tin" Campbell. Of Nev York, wao
ia In Washington, expresses the opinion
that reaction had set 10 agsinst Governor
Hill.
A delegation from the Typographical
Uaion. OF Baltimore called on ths House OF
Refuge Board, yesterday, and objected to
the Buys being taught printing.
The large Cooke Locomotive Works o.
Paterson, N. J 4, employing 000 men, vii!
cless down in few days. owing to dullnesS
Ia the business. Nearly Rll OF tbe hands
will De discharged tonight.
A FIRE is again ranging Ia the Beading
Oompauy's Bsst coliery, at Ashland, ia.
l. was first discovered at noon, and the men
and mules we're hoisted to the surface,
Five hundred men are effected.
General John 3. Gordon. general com.
mepdinp the Uni,sd Confederate Veterans
nsa appointed Col. George Moorsman, o.
New Orleans, La, n6i1tsnt, and Col J. T,
Ship, of Chattanooga, Tcnr.. qnnr.ermas;'
er, on his staff
q dispatch from Washington to Chicago
newspaper ssys Hon. Roger O. Mills, oi
| Texnp, vii! coon enter UPON u 1i2orous Gao
vass for the epeakarshlp OF the Houss o.
Represert ,tives as Washington, and that
| in ceae hs sees he cannot succeed he viii
throw bis strepg { fer Hon. Wm. NJ, Spring
err, of Illinois.
Conada'a new banSiug law went into Of
raot Jaly l. Oae of the striking poin;s @
he Law ls 8 provision rendering the sais o.
stock on nergin penal. No new bank car
DC opened ucl So al least quarter o. mil
loa OF CO pitsl, instead Of $l0o 900, ss former
| IL, 10 paid in snd hes been plscsd on depos.
with tie govesnmens.
| The Illinois Humane Society hes ucd ~
taken to uproot she psdrone system IL Chi
csg3, The ofticers c!aila tc hsVs discovered
! chGt o large aumbar Of children feom Italy
sous brought, others kidnapped, are being
! brought into the ciSy and farmed out to mer
q no send them out TO beg. In some cases
10 is claimed, these iDfsn.s are dosed Wltt
drugs In order to give them The appearance
OF eickpess.
The Randall Cub. OF Pittsburg, Pa held {
+, m aetng laet uight to arrange for its annpa
f; fe.e coam9etr9, 10 Do held july % Elk
President Cievelspd was Invited with ou
| ono dissenting vote. q motion to include
/ in the invitation the usme of Governor Iii!
! vas g,ested with storm of noes and wei
! declared out OF order. Governor Campbell
of Ollo. and Governor Fleming, of Yves
| Virginia, we're invited.
Albert Parpl!zke shot and killed Jame
Warner near U Ice, Iowa, yesterday. PArn
i,zke entered the room OF Warnei's slstel
and made indecent proposalr. The girl re
iused to submit to him, and he shot her. HI
bullet entering her cheek, when Wsrne
drove him from the house. PArniIzse Their
secured a riis and shot Warner, the latter
dying Instantly. Lynching parties are on
securing the country in search OF the muir
darar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
Foreign News.

LONDON, July, Sat the meeting Of thu
committee of the r 'ya Labor Commission
which took place to-day, there was stormy
exposition OF views which resulted In the
court being cleared.
CALCUTTA, July 3.-The weather has I'M
proved during the netk. but more rain Ia
wanted everywhere except in Burmab, and
10 Assam. The p ices OF grain and rice are
stationery aud in DO section OF the country
are they rising to any alarming extent. Il
ia too early ,howeverto, predict widespread
failure ofths crop bat If the present co.,
ditions continue for another l5 days there
will be grave cause to fear an extensive crop
failure. Extensive swarms Of locusts are ap-
peaviDg through The whole of northern Iodia
and they have also appeared in the province
of Bengal, where they are rarely ae.n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
FOREIGN EEWs.

The Itlsh Land bill psased the committee
stage OF the House of Lords.
TIE village Of Nave!te. ln the department
OF Hsutes Alpos, mas osen totally destroyed
By fire.
a wste-apout il the vicioity of Mnrau,
Stryis. yesterday destroyed two villages
and caussd tha death of twelve lives.
M. Comiils Femuasion, the French as
tronomer, savs ihaJ roth tbs winters snd
summers 10 Eur7pA axe growing colder.
Mr.. Mcnts. RE Chilien congressional en-
voy e. Washington, yesterday received g dis
patch from Senior Err zlriz. the minister Of
foreign etEsiEs at Iquqae, stating that The
congressional army bas occupied Enasco,
aud thas ihe ssmI OF Bs!usceda has fad,
Tire !nquiry inc TIA Observation-Disclosures
OF the Ppnsma Canal Company Is likely 10
develop into one Of the greatest scandals OF
the times. The leading foanclsl paper of
France hes denounced The Panama sffair
80 "tbe greatest Fl aocia scandal OF the
nineteenth century," aud demands the trial
of the neracne Responsible for the absorption
Of l 500 900 600 francs. snstched from the
savings of small capitalists. many Of whom
have been ruioed, and plumbers of whom
are dead through de5psir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

The threatened outbreak among the Re
q1l Indians In California has been sup-
pressed.
dispatch from Detroit says the missing
yachts 90 Lake St. Clair have all been &c
counted for and that their passengers are
safe.
The verdict OF the jury in the trial OF b.
Clay King st Memphis, Tenn, for the kill
ing of D. Il. Pos!op, Ia murder In the fret
degree.
Judge NJ Love died a. his home in
Ksokuk. Iowa, last night. aged y years.
He had national reputation as juriet
and author.
A terrible hall and wind storm occurred
In Madison county, Iowa, last evening, nj
terly destroyed crops for q spaoe OF 8iy
miles wide and thirteen long.
Yesterday afternoon Geo Jones and VIM
Newton. two well-known farmers of e.
Tennessee, fought duel on the STATE lire
over e piece Of property. Both were SHOT TO
death,
The desert lake al ssitou, Cal. caused {
surprise yesterday by the fact that the wa
ter recadsd in the roorning but commenced
to rise egain, showing hat the limit hiss rot
been reached.
an explosion occurred this morning on
the Steamer Standard, loading oil at Poul
Bfeez', Philadelphia. Five men we're in-
iuted, but the damage so the steamer i.
reported slight.
| Justin Camp. the vel -.o-do farmer. who
was last evening convicted If kidnapping
HE daughter and procuring her incarcers-
ion In Utica asylum as Insane, was srreign'
ed for sentence. Judge DAvy sentenced
him to two and one-half years In Auburn
prison. Counsel was granted stay and
bail fixed ct 81 900. The case will be ap.
pseIed.
Judge Toney, of Louisville, Ky, yesser'
day decided that 81, 700 collected iast after
the cyclone lsst year for the sufferers o.
Jewell l. 3dge. Knights AID Ladies of Honor
raust be psid to the members for whom col
lected. Pigment was refused By the chic
officer of the order on the ground that the
money was not needed. The lodge was in
session at the Fails City Hall. where most
|. lives we're lost and most OF those killed there
we're members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
Emperor Williams Travels

THE HAGUE, July 3.-The Emperor and En-
press OF Germany, accompanied by the Queen and
Queen Regent of Hollsnd, arrived here TINS morn
ing and were received st tho railroad station by
the ministers, nun cipal authorities and diploma
tic corys There was guard OF ho-o; at the sta
ton, which was protusely d:corated with lowois
and exotic plants. After receiving an address of
welcome from the ministers and others. the En-
peror aud Empire and the Q1oon and Queen Bc-
gent entered State carriages aud were driven TO
tho palsce amid desfsning cheers from thousands
OF people who had gathered in tic streets. In this
city, as at Amsterdam troops were pentifully dis
played in honor Of the Emperor and the city WAS
gaily decorated with flowers sn IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
PROM WASHINGTON.
rspseie, Correspondence Of tho Alexandria Gasetfe
WASHINGTON. D. O.. July 3. 1881.

rspscic, Correspondence Of tbe AleTardr1a ease'eJ
WASTING oR. D. O.. July 8. 1881.
Among t,e strangers in the city to-day 10
Csn.. Jaanev of Lsesburg The Captain
mss ,nat,unen5ai In obtaining the charter
tcr ths Washington and Arlington Railroad,
and 3, eng ng he GAZETTE that that char
ter had been cold f0F $50 600, csms down TO
Iock after his foe. The Captain says 81,
the crops in Loutou1 county are exta gooo
The gentlemen engaged by the govern
mont in preparing q record ofthe operations
of the Confederate Navy have come, across
nearly the Whole diplomatic correspondence
ofthe Confederate States government. hioh
ia very Interesting. 10 1t Ia diary kept by
Dol. L. @. Washington, chief CLERK OF the
Confidence State Department.
Mr. Joe Hickey, the noted election better
of Missouri, is beIs to-day. He says Mt
Mills will be- elected Speaker OF the next
House WiShou; say trouble. end thai large
mvi1rlty of his dsmHcret'o colleagues
thiok he deserves 20 b.. Mr. Crisp 1915
he.e !ast Eight for New York He speaks
confidently O; bis own election.
The President iaft for Cspe Mag tbs
morning end does not expect to return for
several weeks. ALI the Departments here
were cCEoG u - n. tu' NV-uHJi INV p" AZ 49,
be opened again until Monday morning
II is reported hero that if Dt. Reybnyn
shall !,a cor m;.sioned health officer Of this
sitT. anocg the city doctors he will appoint
sra sor,e usgroes who graduated under hin
at Howard University For manY years. IL
ia ssid.the Decor ras lad tho color question
on the brosl.
Cadet Hinea, of Fairfax county, Vng:n;a,
recently graduated at Vest Point, Tss TO-
Gas assigned 10 The % Infantry.
aignor bio1ouo, q well-knoTn Italian residoaE
OF this city says thu report that Dr. Yordl, also
o. tnis city Baron faYas frion6 has been knight
cd by the King OF Jta.y is q fake snd thst tae
only decoration tho Doctor has received from MS
government is that OF lackey.
A gentleman from Gordonsvilo here to-day
ssyy tho real estate boom there, like that in al
tho other towns in Wig lia has subsidized and left
| ms1y wrecks behind.
IL is understood to-day that MI Holmes, Ger
peant .st.b Arms OF tho u. $. House OF Representa-
tivss, who remo9ed his deputy, Thomss Cav
ansugh withou: Cause, has appointed an Iii nossr
| 10 the place, though his nsIno has not yet beer
made pub ic.
| Comm ssioaer Raum has just discovered that
| E.cretary Noble has had him ehadowed by dote C.
lives for over year, and that the removal OF nl'
chief clerk and his son is the result of their work
What additional crookedness Of his own they have
foupd out has not as yet boon made public. IL il
reported that no has appealed to the President tt
! have government spies taken eff his track
| The following ia the only change in the fourf
cl, 80 posto!cei Of VII gnia that WAS made to- dsy
Naucx, Alexaudris county, N. Moler appointed
poss master, Vice NJ Saunders, removed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
VIRGINIA EgWS.

MIR. John J. Robinson senior editor OF the
Orsoge Observer, died at bis residence 10
that place Wednesday.
Fl. Claw Krebs bas sod lhe Hardesty farm
con'sipipg 250 acres. lying near WadesVllle,
Clarke County, to John H. Rutherford. Con-
sidera,ioD, $50 per acre.
Milerd J Moore, OF Virginia, second as-
sistart examiner has been promoted to hret
assistant examiner, at salary OF I'll 500 In
the Interior Department at Washington.
At the recon. annual meeting of the trus-
tees, 81 Roanoke College, committee waa
appointed TO look out a new site for the COL
lepe. The present site has been greatly en-
HANGED in va.ns by the rapid growth of So
lem.
TIE B ,ar, u Pa3ii1 Wcsl,s wili probably
in dav or two hn!ah tie = crS OF es53es!ng
the TRANSFORMATION companies or the Sthts.
The amount Of tax paid last year by the raj.
roads aud :ew steamship companies OF the
State was nearly STA 600. The figures may
be exceeded this year.
Thomas Cain, widely known citizen OF
Prince George county, committed suicide
yea er5ay by drowning. Cain lost his Wlts
o short time ego. end he has been despond-
ent ever since. l. ia thought that his mind
was unbalanced He vas seventy three
years Of sge, snd leaves seVersl children.
Ors. It. S. Briggs apd G J. Henry, of tho
Hardwood peighborhood, stafford county,
,ect ptly pesform med the delicate ind ditiicu t
operation Of exttactics ven tia weighed
a half pound from the hesd Of q turkey len
belonging to Dr.. Henry, who says the wen
grew 10 ts present szs In three months, and
II 1t had continued to grow three months
longer, 1t would have become larger than the
hen.
at meeting of the board OF vlei.ors Of
The Virginia Ag,icultursl and Mechanical
College, located at Blacsshurg. held at that
institution Monday. DE-. ]. B. McBrgde,
president of the South Caroline Agricultural
College, ives elected precedent vice General
Lomsx, who resigned some time ego.
Among the oranges inads at that meeting
wss the selection of several professors who
were uniec DR.. McRryde 10 the institulion
over whioh be presided in South On, ina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
COMMEMORATIVE sEav1cgs -Commemo

Commemorative SERVICES -Commemo-
rslige services we're held in the Fust Pref
byterien Church al MOI folk last night, In
honor cfRev Dr. George D, Armstrong, who
nse retired after psstorate OF forty years.
The eerVices sere participated In by the
ministers of all the Protestant G.! urcbes In
the city and Portsmouth, snd many d!stiog-
uished oleravnen from elsewhere. Rev. DR..
Noes d, Hoge, Of Richmond, made the
chief address. An eloquent and touching
resronse wss made by the venerable DIT.
Armstrong. Short addresses were also
made BY others. At The conclusion of he
services DIR. Armstrong was given purse of
81 $50 In gold, and hie wife q handsome all
yer comp tureen aud ladle, f.om the copgre-
cation ofthe church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

Two DRINKS a YBAR.-"Ths mill" ct
thu oourt hoUae In Baltimore ceased or the
f,ss to grind grist Of aruaksrdg In the usual
veg. Tho nav probation lsw then went
into fI3c@. l. allows oiaD $50 DRINKS
par yesr for which he cannot bo Ga1teuce0.
Rot upon the third offsn-s ne goes up for
orc year. According TIC tins iuw, when g
nan has been arrested the csptaio OF the
station mu Inform him when he gets sober
of HE right 20 MAKE 40 application for dis
miHaal from custody. The d.upkard signs
blank in which he declares be has not
been twice arrested as drunkard during
tbe year. and he 10 allowed to 90 If The cap
Tain Of the stetIon % convinced he is teliiHg
the truth. Tho nsR Law also provides for
the appointment Of probation oGicers, whose
duty Is 10 lock mp tae RECORDS OF the drunk
ards and report on them TO the JlGge.
Sentences ben0efor;h vii! be regulated con-
sidersbly by these cfli9ers. II is Thought
that the new le1 will hevs Q good effect in
preventing zen from being arrested OF q
third efeu5e Which n1aY ssnd them TO pti-
sou for gear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE BREwEB Of the o. 8.
Supreme Court says 1.-THE true end Of gov
ercmsnt Is protection of the individua!; the
majority can take care of itself" ;odge
Btewer Is rsrublican, but on this point at
least hs Is widely separated from his party
whose opinion or the sufjsot referred TO, as
voiced By ex-Spesker Reed. and endorsed
by ali;s other accredited leaders, from Pfesi-
dent Harrison down. i6 that On individual
or a minority has no rights sbioh nsjorty
is bound to respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
Court of Appeals.

Tho following decisions ware rendered by the
Court OF Appeals at Wythevil!c yesterday:
Forguson's administrator, VS.. Wills, from Roan-
oke county; judgment affirmed; opinion bS
Judge LOWS, Judge Hinton dissenting
Farricr vs. Reynolds. from Craig county decree
reversed op; MON by Judge Lacy.
Reynolds vs. Reynolds, from Floyd county do
croe reveraed opinion by Judge Fauntleroy,
Judge LACY dissenting.
Hash Commonwealth, from Grayson county;
Judgment reversed opinion fy Judge Richardson
Judge Hinton not sitting.
Gray w. Kemp, from Roanoke Hastings Court
Judgment aft cmed opinion By Judge Hinton.
Carriers heirs vs.. Edwards, from Wise county
judgment reversed opinion by Judge Lacy, Judge
LOWS dissenting, Judge Hinton not sitting.
Miller vs.. Mann, from Washington county de-
cree reversed opinion by Judge Lacy.
Clinch River Veneer ompsny vs. Kurtb, from
Washington county dismissed as improvidenty
awarded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

GIRL SEIZED AND RoBBKD Miss Josephine
Kilkenny, whiie walking with her lover James
Dundas, Wednesday night nesr CsledonisD PARK,
jersey City Heieh,s, assaulted by three men.
who dragged her into some lots pesr by and only
reeas, d her on the pay msnt Of S. and surrender
ing her gold watch worth $50. Duudas ran TO
the nearest police sts:ion and reported the affair.
He stated that white in the locality mentioned ne
was sccosted BY man. who claimed to be q
watchman in ths jersey City Cemetery. He do.
manded 20 know what the couple were up to and
told Dundas to consider himself under arrest,
Dundas ASKED the wat, hman t. show his sdge,
but the la, ter had none and Dundss promptly
knocked him d WI. The N an. who subsequently
proved to he Morris Doran. called 1or assistance
Two men me TO his aid and Iundss fed. The
girl was subs. 1ensly found st her home unin.
juled Dyrsn was arrested. The others escaped
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
President Harrison

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-President Harrison,
accom- panied by Postmaster General Wauamaker,
Lieutenant Parker, U. s. NJ, and Assistant Gem
erat Passenger Agent Boyd of the nnsylvanis
railroad, arrived hero tod ~ at one o'clock from
Washington. Tho Pos .msster General left the
President at tho ,ion and tho latter, together
with Lieutenant Parker and Mr.. Eoyd, entered q
carriage and was driven to the ferry that crosses
the Delaware river to Camden, N j. A special
train was in waiting there ard at 1:30 the
President left for Cape May Point, whore he cx-
poets to remain for six weeks. Postmaser-Gen-
eral Wansms ker will so to Cape May Point either
this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

THE SOLDIERS of TIE federal army are
immor,als. 1t Is now more thsn !wenty-sis
years since the close OF the wsr between the
States, sud yet The names of more than six
hundred and thirty thousand Of them are
still on the pension roie, end this year they
will draw the enormous cum of $4,000 600,
as pension money. Unlike all other people.
time makes no dimuultiou In their ranks.
princes and lorls may flourish, or may
fade" bat the Union soldier, Ike the brook.
"goes on forever"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

Rev. GRREN Clay SMiTH opposes 70
union OF the ue and the Gray at Chicago,
for The reason that there should be DO &C M
minellng of the respective flags under which
they fought, So the former was esernsliy
right end the latter e.erua lg wrong, or
words to that fleet. aud that the exhibition
of the Confederate f,g Is evidence of an
unrepentant and rebellious spirit. 1t is true
there should be no reunion of the Blue and
tho Gray at Chicago or anywhere else, but
the reasons therefor assigned by the revei-
end gentleman referred to are certainly not
Ia accordance with the teachings Of Him
who preected peace on eer h and coed will
among ran.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

a DISPATCH from Cleveland, Oaio. dated
yesterday, says Elk hundred and fifty en-
p,oyes of the Uoion and Lake Erie rolling
mill composites went out on stvike thst
morning. This s IN Mr.. McKip!ey's o#D
State. Il is 80 ctjsot Lesson to the other
voters Of that State and of others, BY which
they may lsarn that though the Mckinley
bill rebounds to TIE profit Ct the tinplsta
importers and the proprietors OF rolling
mills, 1t does anything else TO the employees
OF The latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
are sending their valuables 10 sbsnoba,

are sending their valusbles 10 Shanghai
Twenty rioters have bean captured al WI
Hu, and were put to dsa'a o. .ao spot. The
osoo o! onioaSe @ho ats7e@a' Ysagshow
Jars s Destroyed the Fesaca niss,oa at
Woosch and are nov reported 10 be seventy
miles from Shanghai. There is every indi-
cation that they will destroy the French
mission is miles from Shanghai and then
attack the mission at Sesawe. The Rus
sian and French gunbosta hsvs gone 40 ths
river
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

IN matter 80 important as the Keystone
Rans fraud, nothing should be oonceaieo
that throws any light upon 1t. and TENDS II
s1 the puiiS upon the offenders. Bardsley'
the treasurer of Philadelphia, prepared a
a,atamsnt of all he knew OF the matter aud
ssnt It to the Ledger. of hie city, for publ
cation but the editor OF that paper sup
n-eszed Il. Mr. Childs Is the owner CT Inc
LEDGER. and therefore has right to print In
1t, or leave GU. just what he pieasFs' out 10
a matter Of such grave Importance SO that
referrad to. effsctiag az 1t does national,
"a well "a State and city afa'rs, proper re
gard for the public welfare shcn'd nave 10
6uced liz publication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
The University of Virginia


The following is synopsis Of the work
done By the board OF visitors OF the Univer-
sty of Virginia:
The medical course is 10 be q two years.
course. II an applicant mas taken nine
months course or two courses of less than
nine months, at some recogn z ID and repnta-
BILE school of medicine, he may be allowed
to enter the second year and upon standing
the frat years examination, either at the
beginning of the session or later with The
class, apply for the medical degree. ar
raugemeuts were made for comforting Ger
tifcates of proficiency sod deg 'ees in biology
and zoology and agriculture. l, is made D
requisite to the degree of u aater OF srts that
the applicant shall have f;st graduated az q
bachelor OF arts, I'D take four tickets to DO
selected by himself, sutj ect to the approval
of the faculty. This ia mot 10 90 into ef'ce
until the session OF '92- % Diplomas we're su-
thorizad IN mechanics aud in general chemis-
try. The cnmuni.t.e WAS authorized TO APP
point AN additional instru3tor il engineering.
40 a1u0ot professorship OF applied ulathe-
MATES wss established aud Prot. VIM. H.
Eohols. of the Uoiversify OF Missouri, at
Rolls, was elected to fiji 1t. Chss. i. Sigar-
FOES was made assistant Instructor OF biology
and asricullur-. Mr. Vim ". Thornton
wss re-epo;ed chairman OF che faculty. MIR.
john B Miuor, il, was reappolnted 10 assst
t.is father in the lazy department.. MIR.
frederick " Pago Was made llfrarian In
place Of Mr.. Baker, wno viii be the eecresa-
~ OF the faculty and OF the chairman. IL
yas determined thGt after tia next session
the seq i'm should open September 18Th Of
each yesr and close on the Wednesday be-
fore the 19ta OF June.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03

BLACKsBURG is a Virginia college end Is
supported by taxes exscted of Virginia pee
pie. yet tho board of visitors of that college
Yesterday selected for its professors gentle
men from Gs,msny, South CarolisDs, aud
lows. Upon the biblical principle that the
mon who doesn't provide for his own house
hold, Is worse than heather, the board OF
visitors are evidently among the uuregen'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-03
Dsovs HIS WIFE TO THE ROOF -Oouu.

DRovs HIS WIFE TO THE ROOF -Oouu-
Gilman Jerry P. Delaney was arrested at
Sea Isle City, n. ]. yesterday afternoon,
charged with aggravated assault and battery
or his wife with picture frame and q
pitcher. He cat two gashes In the woman'a
head, and her hair was torn cut. The
woman's cries of ''Help ne help me ~ from
the second story roof of the olympic House,
OF which her husband is the proprietor, a.
tracted thu attention Of rssss,s-by, who
rushed to the scene, and Mr.. DsIaoey es.
capped. Delaney was held In 81 900 bail.