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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-02-06

ASSAULTED WITH a CANE BY THE MAY
or PALESTINE TEXAS.


or PALESTINE, TEXAS.
PALEsTME, TEX, Feb 3.-At a seiifs
Of meetings held here in November let
the Rey. Sam. p. Jones, of CartersviDe,
Ca, excited much comment and en;hln'-
asm, both Tor the large number Of On
versions be effected for tho various BE-
/ lig'ous denominations aud COR the gig,-
0ll manner in which he assailed snnsrs
IN general anu several Individuals IN par
tcnlar.
Among The individuals who were shirf-
ly rebuked by the evangelist was Mayor
}. j. Word, to whose official and private
character the Roy. Mr. Jones alluded, be-
fore large audience, in the severet and
most pointed terms. The mayor vas
absent from the city at the time.
The announcement that the weli-known
evangelist would be here again to deliver
his lecture Get There" caused great
deal of excitement, and there was a rash
to secure seats. Mr. Jones arrived on
Receiver Bonnei's special car at O'Clock
last night, and the lecture was duly de-
livered before a largo audience in tie
opera house.
At the station this morning, just before
the evangelist took train for the West
Mayor Word was seen approaching him
uttesing 4 few words.
The Mayor then vigorously attacked
him with cane. In the struggle the
cane changed hands and the Mayor To.
cHYed several blows before the bys'and-
ers conla part The angry comDatants
Heavy bruises were inflicted and boti
bled prolusely. In a few minutes iha
train pulled ont o! the station WI j the
Rev. Sam Jones on boarl..
Mayor Word vas subsequently arrested
and placed under bonds for aggravated
assault aad for ca rying pistol. The
mayor avOws his right 10 carry weapons
and declares that be had 30 intention OF
carrying his resentment further than
Gaming the evangelist.
The news of the encounter soon spread
throughout he city. After "A TASTY meet
ing Of cit zens handbills were issued call
ing for a nasc-.neetilg for the purpose Of
coudemning the attack of the Mayor
The act of Ilyor Word is generally de
nounced, while there is an element aycrse
to attacks upon private characters. such
as are occasionally made by Sam Jones in
his pulpit zeal.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

WAsHISGToN, ID. G.. Feb. 2-'ion
William Window preventative exc
Senator and Secretary of the Urea ur7,
was ia apparently good health when De
lef5 hers last Thursday for New lork,
where he we05io spaas Dr'pr8 tic Ner
York Board Cf trade and iral 10rtaii0a f:
today. official Washington 'aw rith tea.-
dimmel eyes. h5 lrgains lowered io
thcir last resting H'ie Bro hrluiiai Rock
Greek Cemetert lta|l SEEM, lite 3D. hs.-
rible dream, and fad it cgrIemely dm-
cult to realize that this Zig brlacl. biz
hearted, who'c-souled American is dead !:
that shall DO moe sec the bright CHEEKY
smile with which he slvays received q
newspaper man I'm quest OF information
and ho always gotit too, lit WIS i'm the
Secretary power ID give it 10 HIM.
There were two services over ihe corpse
one private, at his laJe residence, and the
other public, at the Church OF the Cove
nant, OF which Mr.. Window was q mem
Der. Owing TO the general desire on the
part OF the Officials and members Of Con-
gress to attend The funeral, It was ueces-
sary to have admission To The church by
ticket only. By 1850 O'Clock today every
seat in tie capasious church was filed
and hundreds were sitting In the ais'es
Among them were the President, the
Justices of the Supreme Cont, the entire
diplomatic corps, oh Of the departmental
officials OF prominence, all of the Army
and Navy oniecrs at pr,so TIN Washing
ton and, ! believe, every Senator and
Representative in abe city. A more iw.
pressiyc scene I haze meyer witnessed
than that presented when the remains
were brought into The c1urch, followed
ley Mr. WINDOWS late colleagues in the
cabinet who acted as honorary pall-6ear
ers. Many were the tears that fell from
manly ewes while there was scarcely a
woman in TIC church who was rot com
peicl 10 make constant u.c OF her band.
kerchief
The widow and hcr son ana daughters
have the heartfelt sympathy OF everyonel
but symT athy can d. little 20 assuege
such grief as theirs. To the plhlic the
death Of Secretary Window is a great
national loss, bgt 20 the widow an chill
dren IL is the personal loss Of rs kind and
aff'ectionats husband and father as any
wife and children were ever blessed with.
Already gossip is busy suggesting
names for the successor OF the late Sccre.
tary Window, AMI 10 is generally agreed
That the President has au unusually hard
task before him IN filing the vacancy.
There are fortunately plenty Of strong
able and skiiliul iiDauc'ev- mon OF .Ia
necessary hrollucss Of mind and strength
OF purpose 10 move straight ahead on
iue of policy, once adopted in spite of
the thousand and ore wildcat financial
D.. 90, f.t . mn
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Death Causes a Tie in Montana.

HELENA, MONT, Feb. 1.-Represen-
tative Witier. speaker of the late Re
publican house, died yesterday of pneu-
monia. His wifs died only two days ago
and they will both be buried today. This
death leaves the house tie politically.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-02-06
ITO THE HEIRS AT LAW
I OLE CAIuARLNE BEELER.


who are residents and non-resiaents OF
Shenandoah county: Whogels, the UNDER
-igued purchased al a tax SAFE made by
Geo. ". Koontz. Treasurer Shenandoah
county, September 10th, ISIS, certain
tract or tracts Of land in the whole aggre-
eating 3jl4 acres, situated in Shenandoah
county, at the North mountain, and which
entire tract of land was sold in the name
of Catherine Beeler, decd, for the nom
plyment of the taxes due thereon for the
year 1885, and it appearing by affidavit
filed with ". L. Hite, the surveyor, that
some of the said heirs are non-residents OF
Shenandoah county.
Notice IS hereby given that shall pro-
coed % have the land above described
surveyed on the 23l day Of February,
l-9l.
Jan. 23-it. BARBARA BEELER.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY, &c.

BY yirfne Of $3.50 deeds Of trust executed
by Geo. II. B0run and wife b. the nnae'-
sianed trustee one bearing date TIE Iih DAY
of AUGUST. 1855. recorded In tie CLERKS
office OF the County Court o. shenandoah
Comfy. Va. in Decd Book 30. ~,
maze l23: ihe other bcalilg date The iSth
dav of March. las, recorded in Deed
Book No. q. page 3, and by the written re-
quest Of the ce3iHi qRt h@'is' ! VIII '"o'
at public sale, on the premises Oh
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2S.h, 1891,
tine following property 70 Wit: A House
I'm Tor sifuafrd % The west file 81
Main street. Woodstock, Va, adinlnins
tbo property of W. II. Few on the nor.h,
and Mrs. s. J. Clover Oh the south. The
honse is a comfortable twO story, log ana
frame building. with large Wing Dut
recently erected. Tho property Is CEN
trally located, and Is In good repair Also
a lot of household and kitchen property
Terms Of Sale
(Rea' estate) one third cash, and the
residue in two opal payment, OF one
aad two years, with interest nom
The day of sale. The purchaser 10 insure
and keep insured the property for ine
benefit Of The trustee, iu some god H.
suranee mpan7, fox slm 40 least sn.-
ieient 10 cover lie deferred paynelfs.--
Personal Property: All Sums under ; ~
cash : over that amount a credit o. 20
DAYS. purchaser TO execute notes with
gocd security. SHE ID commerce at 10
O'Clock, 4. u. ,..,rrr.,.-
Tan 02-td Trustee.
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Must Be Democrats.

RICHMOND. "a, Jan. 29-The com
mittee of the city council IN charge of the
building of the new City Hall have issued
orders requiring that all employees on
that work shall show that they are Dem
ocrats. The stOue-cuttegs have declined
to agree to have political lines drawn So
far as they are concerned. All Of the en-.
ployes, with very few exceptions, are
Democrats. The exceptions are some
Republican stone-cutters The committee
give these men q week TO produce tesii-
mOny of their Democratic faith. If they
fail do so at the expiration Of that time
all the Republicans will 20.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-02-06

school system. y u, % . r. J,V3f J
The school population is required by
law to be taken ever five years. In Is
the population (betweon the ages Of five
and twenty-one years. was, white 3i5 0i3
colOred, 265,3i7; total, 6l0371. Accord
ing to the school census of 1890 the pop
ulation is, white. 376 G27; colOred, 275,-
35S ; total, 652 ,Ol5. The increase in the
white school population during the past
year was 81, G33; c)lored, l0,Oil; total
4l,674.
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WILL REMAIN FIRM.

It is understood that the stone-cutiers
at work on the City Hall will remain
fra in the stand they have taken, and
will decline 20 inform the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings Monday night re-
gar1ing their politics.
If this be true then it is the purpose Of
the committee to find out which of these
laborers contributed to the Democratic
campaign fund and discharge such as did
not and fiji their places with persons as
to Whose Democracy there is no question.
Richmond State 30h.
P. S.-Snce the above was in type, We
are pleased to Learn that az meeting Of the
Council Committee on Grounds and Build
ings held on Monday night, the whole
matter 0as laid upon the table for week,
which means, practically, that the policy
contemplated has been abandoned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-02-06
SAM JoxEs's ACCOUNT.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. Tile following
Telegram is receil ed from Rev. Sam Jones,
y no is at Palestine, Texas:
The one gains Mayor Of Palestine tried
to care your Uncle Jones this morning at
the depot | wrenched the cane from him
and wore him out am a little disIgnr
ed, hut still I'm the ring I criticised his
official career last Noyeun Der. T. needed
criticism. SAM p. JONES
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-02-06

Monuments and tombstOnes from 81 to
SO 600 at Excelsior Marble Works, Mt.
jackson, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-02-06

New building, new designs, lover
prices at Excelsior Marjle Works, Mt.
Jackson, Va.
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The Press
(NEW YORK;
FOR 1891.
WEEKLY
SUNDAY

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WIN crew OF thirty men, is expected today.
news 49,
The harbor line commission has inst held
another informal meeting with the eitize OF
Hoquiam. The question whether or not m anu.
featuring establishments could be located with.
IN the narbor line was raised. Colonel Prosger
argued that they could, while Mr.. Richards
thought there was ground for controversy. Be.
fore leaving Hoquiam the members OF the CON-
mission assembled the Hoquiam river for dis
lance OF three miles, and returned very rnueh
pleased. They have instructed Captain
ne courcy to begin at once the survey OF tn
river mile beyond the corporate limits. This
decision OF the commission is generally looked
upon as an evidence OF their determination to
establish harbor lines in the Hoquiarn river.
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TACOMA MILITARY DAsHEs.
Veterans nt the Rxposition-Troop b
VIII DrilI--CornoraI Higgs Injured.

VIII DfDI-OOfDoFHk ufkkS
TACOMA, Oct. Especial. 1.-The beautiful al
legory, "The War in Song" was admirably
presented Tuesday evening at the exposition.
The veterans were ont in all their glory and gave
themselves up to living over again those stir
ring events of the civil war. One old "vet'' was
heard to remark that he "felt just like he did
twenty-five years ago and wanted to kick high.
All the popular war music was rendered by
lnnes' Thirteenth Regiment band, and the
music itself would make one so inclined patri-
otto. The Sons of Veterans represented the
Northern army going to the front fully equipped
and the old "vetsp marched in to the tune of
"When Johnny Comes Marching Home"
Military day at the exposition was a failure, so
far as the National Guard was concerned, as the
boys were determined not TO don the blue again
until matters are squared up.
Several members of Company @ took trip out
to the gun clubs range near spanaway last
week and indulged In target practice. No score
has been reported, but several bulls-eyes were
scored, which speaks well for the company.
Troop Will soon commence its regular drills.
Considerable interest is being manifested as a
number of new features are to be introduced
which viii keep the members busy.
George r. Higgs, lately chaplain of @ COM
pany, has been promoted and is now a full
nedged corporal "Success TO you, chaplain"
The election was unanimous.
Captain Shank Is quietly working among the
members of his command and hopes to work up
suf1cient interest so tDat tue drills may De bet
Ter patronized this winter.
The naval militia reserve seem TO have dropped
out of sight The reserve in other localities is
fourishing.
Lieutenant Ross, OF company, was in CON-
mand of the Sons of Veterans at the exposition.
Lieutenant Cabell. in charge at the reserva-
ton, visits the city quite frequently.
The competition drill at Seattle, which was
postponed from July 3, seems TO have been put
Of indefinitely September 10 was fixed as the
Oar.
Sergeant Eskridge, of q company, contem-
plates visit East and may enter a law school
while there.
Private Jack Iitner, of c company, is at pres
snt In Portland. Jack Is the private who
ssoutly resisted the officer at the Gonna Com
pany G iasco.
Corporal George r. Higgs, of company, was
quite severely hurt this week by being run over
by horse driven by careless driver.
Captain Fife was absent yesterday inspecting
and looking over the asylum at steilacoon, of
which he is trustee.
The mason zouaves" viii give an exhibition
drill at the exposition Saturday, October 10.
This drill will outdo all their previous efforts.
Captain Tozier, typical naval officer, came
sailing into Tacoma en- the revenue cutter
Oliver Walcott recently. Captain Toser spoke
Enthusiastically OF the naval reserve, and said
that this new movement was regarded with
great favor by naval men in general
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General Militia Note.

Company drilled on Monday night with a
fair number of men In line. But neither Com
pany ID or had meeting or drill during the
week.
Tomorrow night Company viii hold an cleo
ton for captain TO ill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Captain Il. Sims Allen. l. b.
Stewart, corporal, has been favorably men,
toned for the position.
The non-commissioned officers have not re.
ciyed their warrants from the colonel. Press
elhusiness has caused tho delay and the matter
WILSON, receive attention.
The miiitiamen are deeply interested In the
light now being waged on General o'Brien.
Whether the adjutant general has been an et,i-
eieut officer or not, there is no mistsktng the
sentiment which is being formed against him.
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Hoauiau News

HoourAM, Oct. Especial l-Untiring efforts
in the right direction have at last resulted in
the securing of government survey of Gray's
haTbor and the bar. 1t lisa well-known fact that
there il much greater depth of water on the
Gray's harbor bar today than the last govern
ment survey, made in 1884, shows. Rival har-
bors. however, have taken advantage OF our
helplessness in the matter aud have advertised
the deficient survey without mercy.
When Representative John l. Wilson was In
HoQaism some weeks ago he requested that G.
II. Emerson, president of the Northwestern
Lumber Company, address a letter 60 him, stat
ing the inaccuracies of previous government
surveys, at least SO Tar as the present condition
o. the bar is concerned: also reasons for an i'm
mediate survey, and he (Wilsonl would lay the
matter before Mr.. Mendenhall, OF the United
s.Ates seodetie survey. Attorney Allen, OF
Anerdeen, an OLD friend OF Mr.. Mendenhsll, also
aeuiessed him letter on the same subject Mr..
M Mssa mas Just received information from Mr..
r.-shna'i to the effect that he has ordered the
sN states steamer Gedney, which has just
~ survey of shoalwater bay, 10 repair
So 70 trays harbor and make a complete
es o. the bar and harbor. The Gedne,4,
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TOR THE sKAGIT.
TIE STEAMER WIZ r. MUNRoE

leaves Merchants Dock Monday, wednesday and
FRIDAY mornings, On tide, for Richmond. Ednonds,
Makilteo, Iulaiip, Stanwooi Fir. skasit City, Me-
Vernon, Avon, sedro and HaElilt o.
I. IN. SM1TH. Gsz.ef.
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RAIL WAYS.


THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
e the lire to take to all points East and
..oulh. ~ Is the DINING CAR ROUTE. IL
runs through Nestibuied Trains every
osy In the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO,
$50 change of cars1
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Dfa"ing Room sieepers of latest
equipment.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
best snat can be constructed and in which &C
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ELEGANT DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting with all lines AZ
iof f.i,,s direct ana uninterrupted service.
Fuilman eeper reservations be secured In
advance through any agent OF the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
10 and nom all points in America, England and
Europe can be purchased at any ticket ONCE Of
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For St. Paul and East 8 us a. m and 100 D. m.
q Portland aud south, 6:l5 and ESQ a m. ana
For Olympia, 6:15 a. M and 200 D m.
For Anacortes and North BIO q. m and 4: 100
For Montesano and Gray's Harbor. $40 /, m
For Tacoma AMI local s: 5 and $3.50 a m; Iz:25.
200, 6:2a and 800 p
TRAINS ARRIVE
From ST. Paul and East 1850 a N, ana ,t..s
p m.
From Portland and the South, $40 a. m. AIS
From Olympia, 2:45 and s:45 D. m
From Montesano and Gray's Barbor. s.45 q. m.
From Anacertes and Worth. 1910 and 300 q m
From Tacoma ana local SIS 1859 a M. and 1
2:45. 4:15. 5:45, las o. m. 49, ~
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and 81
Paul 800 ~
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
day coaches finest pa ace dining cars bet yeen g.
attle, Tacoma and Portland direct Daily seryfce
Full information concerning rates time Of trains
routes and other details furnished on auplcetjon 10
A. d CHARBioN, Asst Gen. Pass. Agt
121 First ST., cor. Washington Portland 0r
A. CHILBERG, City Passenger and Ticket agent.
southeast corner leser avenue and Commercial
street Olympic block. Seattle, Wash
1 A. NADEAU, General A gent and Depot Ticket
Agent Seattle depot. foot OF Third street
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Trouble I'm the Cempanv.

Harpers Bazaar.
"Why did Charpie resign from the Seventh %
"They wouidn'E let his valet attend drill and
carry his gun on parade"