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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

Sade rlt)tlg anSugrelfen, befpel1en tol=
9enoe 3eilen, wel6e fur ll6 lelblt
reoen:
ct. Yaul, II. Ses. 1898.
Inter 3uiammenwirtun9 oes 2urems
burger ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon Winneas
polls, 0ss &urembIrger Sruoerbunoss
BON ct. Ydul unit oes 2uremburger
llnteritilBungs=Terein pon st. Vaul
nuroen beute Die erlien 8orbereitun9en
gu Den 6eitli6ieiten fir Den tcmmenoen
Slremburger GOngreB in ct. Yaul
getrOnen.
SieIeu 6pnNreB Su einem unper9eB=
li6eu Seite su MAIDEN uno ben mad
Ct. Eaul tpmmenoen Sele9aten uno
Galten Die paar Sage gufeutbalt in
unierer Wtitte 10 ansenebm uno se=
mlitblib SI MAIDEN, oaB ein jeoer
Suremburser auf oieien GOusreB ItolS
iein tam, lit oas 3iel, uelbes iih Die
orei Obensenannten Sereine geieBt
Baben.
lin Die Sorbereitun9en su beginner,
heilt oas arrangements Gomite beute
feline erite Yeriommlung in Der Ger=
mania=Salle in Minneapplis ab.
Nahoem Die Veriammlung eroHnet
mar, ihritt MAI CUR Mabl Der Beam.
ten, weld)e iOlsenoermaBen ausiiel:
tseorse Sbiu, ct. YauI lluteritapuuss:
gScrelu, Tprliber.
). i. Nlaisrus. Mimueapolis aationals
Terein, SeIllper.
2oren; ssGtrp. ct. Paul grueerbuno,
Sillar;. Setretar.
!. 3. Spiimauu, Mfiuueapolis Hationals
Gerein, Sobn Mteienbourg, ct. Eaul Inter
ltiiBun9s. Gereil, S%orrelpono. Setretare.
Sobn Ssbsr, ct. Saul llutsritisunsss
Gerein, S6aemeilter.
Sann murDe Elm Gomite ernannt,
,pel6em Der ~iinan;ielle She'll oieier
gorbereitunaen ilberlaiieu lit. Sieies
Gomite beltebt aus fOl9enoeu Serreu:
Jit. gsebr, Ssobn Sebsr, Matb. Sbcme,
Ct. Faul uIterltIeuuss Gereiu.
6rant Braun, Did. Slaus, Sobu Stmtt,
CT. laul Yruoerbuno.
v. ". UtultIUo, Utulu. SCullll, ". ..
Soiimamn. Miuneapolis Jtational Gereiu.
Gas GOmite fir Muiit uno Inter
Iultung beltebt aus iOlgenoen Serren:
Sobu &biu, ct. FauI umteritisunss.
gereiu.
SObu Sosbler, @timsapOlis @atiOnal
0erem.
Gomite fir Wietben Der nDtbi9en
Salle gum Nbbalten Oes GOngrenes:
Sobn 1eber, ct. Saul lluteritiisunss.
Gereiu.
goren; @atrp, ct. Raul gruosrbunp.
IS Wuroe SDren, @atrp uuo SD6n
MeIenbourg iiberlalien bic nDtbi9e
YrOpa9anoa in Den tdSli6en 3eitungen
Ct. Yauls Su MADDEN.
Serr SObn Sbil pOm ct. Ydul linz
terltilBungs Verein Wuroe e%inItimmig
gum SeltprG lioenten 9eluablt.
ga IS nod ein meni9 iriib lit, I'M
anoere 6pmitcs idOn jeBt gu ernennen,
muroe bei1loneu, oieie ioiuie anoere
8eihaite bis sur udbiten Seriammluna
iiberlic9en 81 lanen. Sierauf Ser=
tGgung.
Sobn WeienbOurg,
Setretlr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Sur Wmffldrmng.

Vie III unlerer leeten Nummer per0iient=
li6te GlulenouIg betreiiS eiler 0duone iiir
yllrembur9 bat bel eini9eu Yu%remburgerll
MtLBIallen erre9t. Mtau ioute oenu bod
nlbt gar ;u ;artiiibleuo ieiu, ba ia IN BEN
betreIenoen Artitel, wel6er ielbit pom eiuen
NIrembur9er perfaBt uuo SIr Teronent.
lIbun9 I'M ySoltSlreuno" al ms ein9elanot
poroeu mar teiue Seleioiguus mir Die yirem
burger oper ibr eaub entbalten lit, pielmebr
Mllr eiu gSlB aui oeiieu GroBe beablintiat
mar. llus lelblt tam paiiir feline S6ulb IN
bic S6ube Seidobeu weroeu. rebrigeus
iolte bieieniSeu. bic iiber bic Giuienbun9
aui9ebra6t paren, beoenten, bah mir nab
reno Der leBten jiiuiunoSWau;i9 Sabre uuierer
Seituugstbdti9tsit 10 man6eS quite 9Sort iir
Die Vlrembur9er uno ibre alte Soeimatb, 10
pie ilr ibre unterlebmm9en uno Seltrebuus
gen ellSsIeSt baben uuo lbuen IN alien sra
gen p0uaui gsrs3rsssit wIosyIabrsn !isBsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Ct. Saul II. DEG. 1898.

@iees d t, bat Der voers
Teblte 0iB" iiber reine einsige SD
none. lpel6e Der .Murpra BOLTS
freuno" publiSirte uno bon peldem
mir in unierer leBten Summer beri6=
teten. Elm Nabipiel 9ebabt, oenn Ger
aurora SOltsireuno" brinst in Be
Sus oaraui III ieiner acknowledgement
Nummer Die iOl9enoe Nuseinanoer=
teBung:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
suxem6urgi(des.
Dereiniste Staaten.
Quremturgcr Vereinsna6ri6ten.

SaB uniere &~anosleute in ct.
Eaul uno Mtinneapolis willen cine
Sade rihtig ansugreiien, beweiien fol-
9enoe 3eilen, wel6e fur iid ielbit
reoen:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
THOMAS r. eAIARD.
honorable Career OF Our New Am
i'' bassador to England.

DassAuof W Ehshuus
rbomas Francis Bayard, the new
.bassador to the court of st. James,
~ ~. born in Wilmington, Del, in 1928.
T',as fitted for a mercantile life and
p i..ad in business house in New York
p..~ He returned to Wilmington in
U ,,;. studied law, and was admitted to
y, bar in 1851. He was appointed
ra,sd States district attorney for Del
y r,re but resigned the following year.
:, 1873 he removed to Philadelphia,
y h,re he became the partner of Will
S,n shipper. He returned to Whining
.. and succeeded his father to the
T.ited States senate in 1868. He was
S,.Iccted in 1875 and again in 1881. Mr..
Msr,Iand appointed him secretary of
,..to in 1885. On the day on which he
.os elected to the senate for a full
,,,n his father was also reelected u
'>,,tor from Delaware to serve foi the
s,rypircd part of his original term.
mi. is the only case of father and
an being voted for by the same legis-
.r,re to fill the senatorial office. In
~ senate he served on the committees
y, finance, judiciary, private land
.,ims, library and revision of laws. In
xI he was elected president pro tenn
,,rp of the senate. He was candi-
S,e for president in 1880 and 1884. In
:nding his great-grandfather, Gov. Bas-
on he is the fifth member of his fam
N who have occupied seats in the
rrited States senate.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06

what Druggist Should Know.
Oberdill dock and Craws of Cipli.
asnt
Compound Car Pills.
Please Send me l0ct Worthc of Love
tops Truley yours.
Bitter Apple 1Oc. Sweet Caporal Gig
re.tcS, &c. Chunc Gum, SC.
I0c glyccrine with a little carbolic
Ill., anouia, florida water, barumc
ayrum).
Iwant5 cents of MofIine pills, the
l.e ones.
la.ne Of pot ash.
Peas send me dimes worth of vur-
@Uh.sEy.
:a fax seed the hole ones.
asc..eas,l (acetic acid.
Please send INC l5c Worth OF 8 grain
27e r22s,uls please put them up
Tease Send Ne Dose of Calomel for
u acHblc Person, and two Doses OF
'a'Aotic Pills.-Pharmaccutical Era.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
%avCO HER SHOE FOR SUPPER.
'"'aa. Soblo AID How He Taxed III
Cooks Resources.

''''aa. Sobio AID How He Taxed Ills
Cooks Resources.
1.larl;ablC instances of gallantry
" Inc subject of an article in the San
".lehco Examiner, which says:
10 London u century ago it was no
common practice on tho part Of the
a., @t men to drink bumpers to the
~ MI Of lady out Of her shoe,
~, earl Of Cork relates an incident
IH Kind, and to carry the compli-
.| still further, he states that the
- was ordered to be dressed and
U .15 up for supper.
iac cool; sat himself seriously to
I'D VA upon it; he pulled the upper part
5 ,-'5n was Of fine damask) into fine
S'S and tossed it up into a ragout,
.u'ea the solos, cut the wooden heel
n, M 'hin slices, fried them in batter
paced them round the dish for
,s sum Tho company testified their
ro "on for the lady by eating heartily
cd e., ir1n-Onrfu
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
Summons.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory OF Arizona, in and FOR
the county Of Maricopa.
william 4, Williams, plaintif,)
VS..
Elizabeth " ilIiams, defendant)
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District of the Territory OF An
iona, in and for Maricopa County, ana the
complaint filed in said Maricopa County, In
the office of the Clerk of said District Court.
In the name of the Territory OF Arizona, to
Elizabeth Williams, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required 10
ADD Ear in an action brought against you by the
above nau ed plaintiff, III the district Court OF
the THIRD Judicial District OF the Territory Oh
Arizona in aud for MaricOpa County, ana an
swer the complaint therein filed with the CLERK
of this said Court, at Phoenix. in said County,
within ten days after the service upon you OF
this Summons, II served IN this sain County,
or If served out OF this said County and within
this said Judicial District, then within twenty
days thereafter. or in all oti er ca es within
thirty days thereafter, the times above men
toned being exclu.ive OF the day OF service, OF
Judgment by default will he taken against you.
Given under my hand ard seal OF tbe DIS
tries Court OF the Third judicial District OF the
Territory of Arizona, in ana lor Narlcopa
County. this 18th day of May, a. D, 1893
IsrI.l G.. II. KNAPP.
Clerk of said District Court
Bv II. STOUT,
First publication May 10, 1898. Deputy CLERK.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
MUSICAL.
Call for City Warrants.

/ will pay upon presentation the following
numbered city warrants of the issus of NJ arch,
1892, interest ceasing this 23d day of Nav, 1923.
Nos CTS, 679, ESQ., $751; So, 6S, $751; 6S5, $50, 6s7,
6SS. $50. l. NJ. CHR Sly,
City Treasurer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
Beef, Lemons aud Cheese"

An American naval officer says that
nce, when a great function took place
Z the harbor of Cherbourg, several
'asels Of our American squadron were
MSeDt and were drawn up in line to
SIte the empress yacht as it passed,
sys an article on the navy. The French
slOTS manned the yards of their ships
nj shouted: "Vive rImperatrice!"
moving that he could not school his
Zen to repeat those words in the brief
tine left to him, the American admiral
rdered his crew to cry: Beef, lemons
nd cheese" The imperial yacht came
isceping on, and as it reached the fleet
'nghty roar went up of Beef, lemons
nchecsc" that entirely drowned the
neeS Of the Frcnchmen. And the en-
Fes said she had never been so compli-
nen,ed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
ruF GOOD PHOTOGRAPHER.

,,,,tlc Requirements of Thorough
Craftsman III the Camera.
The number of steps in the process OF
,,kinC a photograph which call for the
,rsr,iSe Of the same artistic powers
mat must be possessed by the painter
vii be surprising, says a writer in the
New England Magazine. The artist
,hotOgrapher must select his picture
With reference to its composition of
lines, masses of light, shade and tex
nre BY his choice of lens, lie deter
mines the width of angle or the scope
4 the picture. In focusing and dia-
yhragming, he divides his definition
and his vagueness to suit the require
cents Of his sense of pictorial beauty.
Els Development is almost as individual
the handling of a painters brush,
which chooses between the minute eX-
gtneSS OF prc-Raphaelite or Dussel-
3Jrf canvas, and the poetic vagueness
d aCorot. In printing he has wide
alge Of expression. He may use the
g0ss Of albumenized paper, the rough
artace of Whatman's drawing board,
hstrous sheen Of Japanese papers, or
he rich depths of carbon film. AL
Tough confined to monochrome, the
siOus toning baths and the pigments
q carbon films open to him an infinite
rdtty of colors, comprising the lusters
# gold, silver, platinum and other
metals, deep charcoal blacks and the
chalk reds of Botticelli. Iii is, however,
Dot the wealth of materials so much as
5e artistic discrimination in the use of
them which is illustrated by the anna
eur work of to-day, and in which prog
rs is now being madp
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
school.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

No,,ca "a hereby given to the electors and
tsx oayers of the city Of Phoenix that an elec.
tior w w III he held In SAID city on Tuesday, the
10Th day Of June, A. d: 1898, for the adoption or
rejection of the provisions OIL an act , %l Tue
entitled an act grating to incorporated cities
cerisin 10 Sers and PRIVILEGES in addition to
tho.e al eady vested in them BY eSa 1Ic,iO OF
SSiIf lao held nj West precinct, J. W. Ktncaid's
Hf nr ~ Wall street, Pb@nx, Ariz ma; Fast PFC
cinct! basement OF the city hall, Phoenix. An.
zoua, ana will be conducted N accnIdsnce "i
the proyisions of act No. ga OF lhe oiNteehth
Lesis'"'i'o p. J. COLE, Mayor.
Date OF LIST publication
May 10th, 1898.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

lCoin-h u NO. l0tb.I
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA, I
May 3, 1898.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIKI
N following-nsmed settler has filed notice
Ui mis- intention 10 make final proof in support
OF his claim. and tina, said proof will be made
before the Clerk Of the United States District
Court Mt Phoenix. Arizona, on the 10th OF June,
1893, viz: James +. bark OF PhHnix, Arizona,
for the SW14 zee 3, I \. R 4.
He NAMES the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and Gu tiyat on
of, SAID land, viz: John Ferry, Harry T. Girls.
we'll, Martin II Calderwood and John Fitz.
HERBERT BROWN,
Date OF LIST publication, May 81 Register.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06
Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory OF Arizona, i'll and
for The County OF MaricOpa.
The ella Bend Reservoir and
Irrigatian Company, u cor
poration, Plaintiffs
vs.
Richard A Cutter, The City
rank of Los Angeles, N. X.
Gibson, J. W. Git, s.. Z.
Ba tlett, Elliott Calender,
N. q. Dougherty, y"hn :.
Stevens. " lliam Jack, j.
b. Greenhut. l.. S Harrison.
B.F RhOdehammer George
j. Gibson. h. G.. Benson,
A. A. u ougherty, John Doe,
Richard Roe and Others
whose names are unknown
TO the plaintiffs,
Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District OF the Territory OF II
zoua in and for Maricops County, and the
conn plant filed in said Martcoph County, in
the Office OF tn Clerk of sail District Court.
In { G name Of the Territory of Arizona. 10
Richard A. Cutter. The CITY BANK OF Los An
geles, n. X. Gibson, J. W. CHIT, 3 Z. Batthtt
Stevens William Jack. J. b Greenhut. l., ;.
Harr son, Is, F. Khodehammer' George Gu
son. b. C. BensOn,s. Duugherty, John pee
Richard Roe and others whose names are I'M
known TO the pla milf, defendants, Greeting;
You are her, by sum noued and required 10
apncar in an acton brought against You by the
above namet plninlln, III the Dls'rlc' court"
the hird judicial District OF the Territory III
arizona in and for MarcOpa County. and an
swer t. complaint therein filed with the CLERK
OF this said curt. ut Phoenix, in said County,
WITHIN ten day. after the service upon you 81
this summon, II served in this said Comfy, or
II served out Of this sid County ana withll
this said Jude Dis riot, hen within twenty
davs thereafter. or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times above meu-
tiourd hei,g eXcius We of the day of serv &c. or
Indictment by default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and seal OF
the Dist icl co. IT of the Third
IsEAIl Judicial District of the Terri
tory of Arizona, in and for
NSri'Opa County. this 1sL day
OF June, A ID 1898.
G.. II. KNAPP,
Clerk OF said Distinct Court.
BY J. II. STOUT, Deputy Clerk.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-06-06

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District OF the Territory OF Arizona, i'll and
for he County OF MaricOpa.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The backbone OF the Kansas strike is
broken.
Negro Democrats have been called to
meet in Washington. August 24-26.
The first bale of new Georgia cotton
has been received at Savannah.
Extensive coal mines in Texas have
closed down, throwing hundreds out ot
employment.
Henry Miller. coloted, was hanged at
Dallas, Tex, yesterday, for the murder
of Policeman brewer.
Watterboro, N. c., yesterday, for the
murder of her halt brother.
A great strike of English coal miner:
was inaugurated yesterday. Something
like $50 900 men arc directly affected.
Deep regret is expressed on every hant
| in England for the disgraceful scenes II
| the house of commons Thursday night.
President Cleveland is remaining i
| doors at Buzzards Bay and - though
to be preparing his message to Congress
| Medford, Prentice Junction and F
field, Wis, cities agRregating 400 i
population, have been wiped out b
forest fires.
i Germany has retaliated on Russia b
placing an additional tax of fifty P<
cent on all Russia products importe
in Germany.
!, The legislature of chihuahua hs
passed a law to rid the Rio Grande bo
, der of cattle thieves. Death on the spC
l. the punishment to be meted out I
/ those caught in the act, the death pc
atty on convicted thieves-
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
Home From chicago.

A. ID. Cooper has returned from Chica-
go, wh.re he spent a week looking over
the White City. Mr.. Cooper was there
last year when the buildings were
being erected and thought he would
have some idea OF what the Fair
would tie. But what he saw on
his last trip greatly surpassed all his cx.
pcctations. No man, he says, can con
ccivc of the vastness of the Fair without
a visit. He heard ofno excessive charges
Chicago has room for FIVE times as many
visitors as she has now. MIR. Cooper
says one will never regret trip tc
the great show.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
1T is HIGHWAY ROBBERY
POOR LITTLE SIAM HOLDS UI.
HER HANDS.
Emsiretv, And Pleads HslteOusly
For Peace Amu RECONCILIATION.

She Accepts she UR0lm at sanm Im ITS
Emsiretv, And Pleads PlteOusly
EOr Peace Amu RECONCILIATION.
LONDON. July 29-The Siamese lega-
tion in this city have received a dispatch
from Bangkok stating in effect that the
Siamese government learning that
France regards its reply to the ultima
tum as a refusal to grant the French de-
mands and, being most dcsirous of main
tanning peace, has telegraphcd instruc-
tions to the Siamese minister at Paris
minister that Siam accepts the ultima
tum in it's entirety.
The dispa tch adds that the Siamese
government hopes that the blockade
will cease. that diplomatic negotiations
will be resumed, and that an early set tie
ncnt of the trouble will be effected.
Lord Roseberry, secretary of State for
foreign affairs, was at the foreign office
at a very early hour this morning. He
remained there for several hours. Glad
stone has concluded that his presence in
London now is not necessary, and has
gone today to make his promised visit
to M. Stewart Rendel at his Hutchlands
place near Guildford.
BANGKOK, July 29.-It is stated here
her threatened blockade of the Siamese
coast would not be legal act, and that
France conceded the point made by
Great Britain. France, it is said, has
undertaken that British commerce will
in no wise be interfered with by French
war ships. English vessels will be al
lowed to cross the Mcnam bar inward
for Bangkok after Sunday. The situa-
tion here new presents much more peace
full aSpect.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
n. * G. xNer1rUrE.
The second session Opens On
september H.

AstO
The second session of the Normal and
Collegiate institute, located in the beau
tiful suburb of Victoria will open Sept.
13. The first year of it's history was
a very successful one. The enrolment of
pupils was 1873, and Of these 1913 were
boarders. The promises made in the
modest circular given to the public one
year ago have been more than fulfilled,
and the management can now look con-
hdently forward to a prosperous future.
The aim of the institute is to provide
solid and thorough training in each de-
partment, under teachers competent and
qualified to use the best modern meth
DDS. The terms are placed at the lowest
practicable figures, that the advantages
offered may be within the reach of the
largest number. especially those who are
desirous of becoming teachers. and all
Others who may find it impossible to
avail themselves Of like privileges i'll con-
nection with more expensive institu-
tions. The institute is prc-eminently a
christian school and it's paramount OBJ
ject the development of christian charac-
ter.
Those desirous of sending their daugh-
tcrs to school would do we'll to consult
the card of the institute in another COL
umn of THE CITIZEN today.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
GOOD-DTZED HAUL.
Thieves Get some OF Uncle SANS
Money at Alexander.


Money at Alexander.
The postoffice at Alexander, ten miles
north of AshevilIc, was robbed on Thurs-
day night. AS near as has been obtained
the thieves got $2O3 20 belonging to the
money funds. 81 or So postal money, and
about $2S worth of postage stamps. In
addition to this the thief got four
watches, some tobacco, about a dozen
boxes of sardines. and few other small
articles.
The bulk OF the money was kept in a
case used by the postmaster for the
money order funds. Entrance was made
through a window. by prying the blind
off and entering through broken win
dow pane.
The postmaster. ID. ]. Hunsucker, was
at home sick, and had not been at the
Office for more than a week.
The deputy postmaster, w. L. kuy-
kendall, was also absent, having been
summoned to Henderson county to at
tend trial.
Mr.. Kuykcndall's wife spent the
night at her brothcr-in-law's. nearly a
| mile away from the Office. and did not
know of the robbery until Friday morn
ing.
The authorities in Washington have
been notified of the robbery.
Two negroes and two white men, sup
posed to be tramps, were seen about the
neighborhood on Thursday evening
This is the only clue given as to who
| committed the robbery.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
"OUR ZER" HERE.
Senator vance in The CITY TG
stay Until Tomorrow.

United States Senator Zcbulon B..
Vance came in from Gombroon ycstcr-
day afternoon and stopped at the Swan
nanoa. He received many calls from his
old friends last night and this morning
was on the streets carly shaking hands
with everybody. The Senator is looking
very we'll and is enjoying good health.
This afternoon he took carriage ride
to Vandc bits i'll company with several
friends.
Senator Vance will remain here until
tomorrow afternoon. On the 9Th Oi
August he will go to Washington to re.
main through the session of Congress.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29

ExcurslOnIsss see a EROVvbOa
mann led for Bill Nve.

Foreman X. c. Frank and w. T. Her
ritage. of THE CITIZENS typographical
force, returned yesterday afternoon from
Charleston, where they went on Capt.
Ramseur's excursion, made up of 13
coaches, all of them packed, from Marion.
They report PLEASANT time in the City
by the Sea. Charleston was new to the
majority of the cxcursionists, but they
felt at home when, in taking a trip to
Sullivan's Island. they saw a rowbOat on
which were painted in great big letters
the name "Bill Nyc." When this name
sake of the Bard OF Buck Shoals was
sighted everybody felt as if the country
was safe and the expressions of pride
would have filled Col. Nye's heart to
oyerflo wing
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
Acciden, at a.iltr,.ore.

Today Roland Bum drove out to Bilt-
more on business. While sitting on the
porch of Mr.. McNamee's Office, holding
his horses reins, a train came along and
frightened the horse, causing it to run.
Mr.. Bum clung to the lines and was
dragged some distance, the sulky finally
being overturned on him. He was
knocked unconscious, and was taken to
DIR. Burgiu's Office, where he was given
medical attention. His hurts are moi
supposed to be dangerous.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1893-07-29
MEETING FOR MEN.
Dr. wharton at The Grand Opera
House Tomorrow.

One Of the best of the Y. M. c. A. opera
house meetings is expected tomorrow af
ternoon, when DIR. Wharton, the evangel-
list, will speak. Tomorrow is the Doc
tors last day in the city and a large COM
pany will doubtless gather to hear this
last address especially to men. The
musical service preceding the address
will be especially good. besides the
chorus singing assisted by full orchcs-
ira of instruments. Mrs. c. l.. Fraley,
soprano soloist of Christ church, Nash
Vile. Tenn. will assist in the singing.
Admission will by ticket to be obtained
at the Y. M. c. A. rooms without cost
to men,