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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
AUGUSTA. MAINE. THURSDAY MORNING.
ox,o,s eonlse sarrlE.
len uhs nay D PiiAsd Asaisst esvsssss
oekisIsy.

COR xsrs, Ohio, July 2s-The usual
rmber of extra parties will figure in the
oliteai contest this year. The Popuiists
!. J. Brxcken Of Columbus, IS candidate
,r Governor. The Prohibironists have
kewise placed candidates in the field. with
.ev. Gideon z. MAcklin, United Breth-
N preacher OF Germantown. af Their head
e'ther of these gentlemen has acquired
flebrity outside his respective bAihwick.
|either is il likely that their parties viii
= much Of figure in the campaign. The
opulist vote exceeded that Of the Prohibi-
)nis,s last fall, but the party is already
ad The fight will be between the Re
sblicAns and the Democrats, and it is go
Z to be pretty lively fight, too.
Major Mckinley IS anxious for an early
.sning Of the campaign. He proposes to
like az least one speech in each of the IS
untiss in the state. But there is 4 sort
common Law that forbids the opening of
contest until both parties have placed
eir candidates in the field. The Demo
atic state convention is fixed for Aug. .
Cincinnati. The ealhrg of an extra ses-
m of Congress has placed An obstacle in
way of the convention, and i, has been
tgges,ed that an earlier date should be
red upon No definite movement in this
rection has been taken, however. The
1nTeniion will doubtless be held on the
igiaal date.
No one kn3ws who is going to carry OF
he gubernatorisl nomination al Cincinnati.
: ex Governor Campbell were to consent
/, make the race again he could probably
hye the nomination without much trouble
ut he doesn't want it. Among the names
entloned sre those of Congressman Tom
,hn. .ou and outhwa ate, Lawrence T. Neal,
Gorge W. Ritchie and J. A. ID. Richards,
from the Seventeenth
strict. OF these gentlemen Neal and
bhnson have the best show for success in
le order named. Both are tariff re-
johnson is An out ard
II free trader. The selection of either
ould increase the interest in the contest
hich is about TO open.
Mr. Johnson is millionaire street rail-
ay operator of Cleveland. He is man
I pleasing address and has twice been
!ected TO Congress in Republican dis
let. He is chiefly noted for his predilee-
ons for Henry Georgism. Mr.. Neal is a
.wyer of Chillicothe, who twice opposed
Z Governor Campbell for the Democratic
omination He is the reputed author of
lie tariff plank in the Democratic platform.
Ie is possessed of moderate fortune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
GETTYSBURG BATTLE LINES.
The War Departmen. After Street aaiireat
Company with Sharp Stick.

wAsHIxsrox. July 25-Colonel job
p. Nicholson, chairman of the nations
Gettysburg battlefield commission. has il
formed the war department that he Ia
furnished copy Of the attorney general
opinion in n gard to the powers Of the gov
ernuent II making and preserving the line
of battle al Getty sburg IN execution Of th
provisions o: the act Of Congress OF Marc
. last, 10 the president Of the Getty sbur
Electric Railroad CONF any. asi that Ia
hal also furnished copy Of the same I
the { niied States district attorney at Phlla
delpEia for such action IS may be deeme
advisable under the circumstances.
In his letter TO the president Of the raj
way company Colonel Nicholson said
90 March 3 last, the President of tn
[ nited States approved bill passed b
Congress, one section of which was ''Fo
the purpose of preserving the lines OF battl
at Getty sb1rg. Pa. the work TO be done IN
der the direction of the secretary OF war
The secretary of war appointed the Gndei
signed on a commissio which vas dIreete'
to carry out the provisions of that law bE
on reaching the battlefield, the eommii
sioner. found that the lines Of battle whic
iHtN NtFE 4lrkl 4Ssti4 ~ NN't Al
ysded by your Electric Railroad Compan
in several places.
The letter closes with extracts from III
correspondence between the secretary q
war and the department Of Justice showin
the authority under which this action OF tn
commission is taken, the substantial poir
Of "a hieh is embodied in the following Ell
tract from the opinion of the attorney ger
eral.
The provisions Of the law seem 10 b
ample TO enable you the secretary b
condernnatory proceedings TO acquire sue
property and rights A. may be necessar
to carry out the act Of Congress. If 20
commence such proceedings YOU would b
justified in applying TO the court TO preTer
further construction AMI operation OF tn
railroad pending the condemnation. til
proceedings 10 b. had in the nited State
court under the prosi,ions of the act O
August |, lsss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A patent has been granted to Geo. W.
Blanchard of Waterville, for carp
stretcher.
1t is expected that Secretary of the Nav
II. A Herbe ri will visit Bath. Thursday, ]
the dispatch boat Dolphin.
Stephen Mcdonald a >aco confectione
alighted from a moving train at the cama
ground station, Tuesday night, fell az
fractured a hip.
1t is now said that two out-of-town men
figured in the Wiscssset shooting sffa-r
SUNDAY night and that one was shot in the
head and one in the leg and face.
There ia yet suspicion that Jacob Stro1t
of RAYMOND came to his death by foa
means. A post-mortem WAS held, and the
coroner is now investigating. The irques
adjourned I'LL July 81.
1t was reported at North Vassslboro
Wednesday that the Vassslboro Woolen
mills are 10 shut down Friday. Many jew
| are employed hy the mill and suspension
would be a hardship to the workmen-
The Springvale steam laundry Roberts &
Son was totally destroyed by fire lstt
TUESDAY night. together with larg'
amount of laundry work all ready 10 b
delivered. The building vas partially in
sured. .-
4 little boy while playing on the wharf a
| Biddeford. watching a diver. "Wednesday
| morning fell into the river He graspes
| the divers air pipe and succeeded in pull
| ing himself out. but came very near shut
| ting of the divers breath.
-Four United States Senators are at The
| Norlands, Livermore. Senator WsshburE
| and Mrs. Wasbburn OF Mime sofa, Senate
| Allison of Iowa, Senator and Mrs. FRYE O.
Lewiston, Senator AMI Mrs. Hale of Els
worth. also Miss Lizzie Wsshburn of MIN
neapots and friend.
A man named Allen. living in the suburb
of Pennington. attempted suicide on Tues
day, by taking laudsnum. He got to'
large a dose and will live. Allen had tskei
the bi-ehloride of gold cure a little mor'
than wear ago and it has been rumoret
that he had again taken to drink, and it i
presumed became discouraged. -. -.
| Al the Sewall yard, Bath. the big stee
ship of 5000 tons is nearly in frame an'
| after she launches sister ship of the sam
| dimensions will be built. At the yard o
| Gardiner G.. DCerlng i a l2o-ion four
| rnasted schooner nearly ready 70 20 over
board. William T Donnen has the kee
stretched at his ward for a liGo-tOn four
masted schooner. At Kelley, Spar < Cos
yard are two large barges for Cubsn par
| ties well under wsy, while the frame for
Schooner is in the ysrl ready TO be place
in position.
Tuesday morning about $50 O'Clock tw'
men named Hugh Gamble aud jane
Cameron employed about the vet machine
in the mill Of the Hovlsnd Falls PGlp
| Paper Co, Montague. received injurie
which may prove fatal to Gamble. Cameron
while at his usual employment, was csagh
betwe cen the felt ami cyliud.r of vet ms
chine. Gamble who went 10 his assistance
was caught in the machinery and very badi
used. HIS head was cut in several place
and his right arm badly torn and bruised
while internal injuries are feared Gamer
on's injuries are not serious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
BATES MILL WILL CLOSE.
Fire Weehs' Loaf for 1900 PeopIe-Moae
Loss. Si50.oo0.

LEwIsFoS, July 26.-Notiees are posted
in Bate. mill stating that the mill will shut
dorm August 9Th for fve weeks. The mill
employs 1850 people with a monthly pay
roll Of sl29. go
All hARas Will be settled with ia full on
Tu-sisv AMI Wednesias. Aug. sth and
9Th. The Bates il one Of the largest mills
on eolored work in America and makes un-
doubtetily as large a variety Of goods as
any mill in the world.
TIE cAuse Of the shutdown Is lack of sale
of goods and the general business condition
Of trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
C0LUMB'
FINE CL

NAY blessings ~ upur The !
Phrnicaans. or whoever it
boos &C SkLFLE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
That Beautiful Town Enjoying a Most Pros
porous Summer Season.

CAuDEx, July 2G.-t spe eial .-"Pictur-
esque Camden has never been more beau
tiful than this year. The rains early in the
summer have brought the foliage into per
feet condition, and with fair weather the
rare beauties Of mountain and sea together
have delighted hundreds Of visitors from
all country.
II was at first feared that the World
Fair would make difference with the num-
Der of summer residents. but the reverse
ha. proved true and Camden has enjoyed
still another boom of generous proportions,
Desirable cottage lots are steadily in
creasing in value. One field sold year
ago for SIP 900. is now held for Sl6, ,n6n,
and sl5'FHp has been bid.
1t is probable that another summer will
see large summer hotel put up by New
York and New Jersey capitalists on Ogier
Point.
DIR. Sherman, the owner of Sherman $
Point in the cel ter OF the bay, with the
hsrbor on one side, has been Offered st0.-
900 for ! 10 acres at the end of the point
tor use for hotel purposes.
The boats have been doing a good busi-
Etsr liAls tcdsSAl- tVsii ttfF tpbStpH tiA'
the little steamer RockIand, running be
tween Rockland and Bangor.
The Bay View house mas been the center
of attraction for the past three weeks, as il
has been the headquarters for the pupils
attending the Misses Lsughton. School OF
0rat0ry, " hich has been held in the Bsp
t.t church and which tloses with grand
public recital Friday evening. .Iuly 2s.
This school has formerly been hell in
| I. .wi,ton /, has proved such success
that Il will be resumed here next July.
| The faculty IS composed of Mis- Ssraf
F.. Laaghton, prominent teacher of elo
cu,ion in Worcester. Mass and her sister
Mi.s Marie Ware Lsazhton. and Mr.. How
/ ard Ticknor, both of the Boston School ot
Ufatcry. The Misses Laughton are sisters
of Mrs George W. Vickerv of Augusta.
Among the "a OF mare bright girls at
t-ndjng the school are several kpnnebet
[ girls Miss Maud Reed of Augusta, recent
! ly elscis 4 assistant in the Cony High schoo
in that city Miss Emma f. Howe. assis
;ant in the Wm. r. Smith Grammar sehoo
Of Augusta Miss Edith Harring ton. Halo
veil. clever young reader. and Miss Carrie
! Douglass OF Gardiner. instructor in Hebron
[ academy.
i A ,IorR reporter who called at tbs
+ school was given an opportunity to investi
I gate its methods. was much pleased at III.
| work done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
NEWS FROM sEnRING SEA.


PoRr TOWNSEND, Wash. July Pc
Minor w. Bruce. of Reindeer station at II.
Clarence, Behring ses,arrived on the steam
er NJ. Farrellon, accompanied by II Esqui-
maux. for the Worlds Fair.
lie says that Of 10 reindeer taken from
Siberia last year 10 IT. Clarence, only II
died. The herd was increased by 80 favns
this spring. He says the venture Is sue
cess.
The schooner +. G. White Of San Fran
CISCO has been seized by a United States
man-of-war and ordered TO Sitka In charge
of prize crew for violating customs isws
in transferring a cargo Of sesiskins in Aias-
kan waters to another vessel without report
ing 70 customs officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
COLDRaD)'S UNEMPLOYED MINERS.
Free Rides East on Freight Trains-A large
Party Fed at Boone, Ia.

Boo>E, Ia. July 26.-Boone had visit
from $50 Colorado miners Monday on the If
way East. They captured the Chicago and
Northwestern fast freight train at Council
Bluffs and took possession. The railro ID
company made no effort to eject them, bat
carried them on. The city authorities were
notified that the men were coming, and
that they were hungry, having had nothing
10 eat since the day before.
Arrangements were made to give them a
meal, and when they arrived at about
o'clock they were fed on the ground east Of
the roundhouse The city authorities lad
ordered 100 loaves of bread, 100 pounds Of
bologna sausage. 40 pounds of cheese, and
so gallons of coffee. The men were nearly
famishei. They behaved orderly, and took
the first train out, the railroad company
permitting them to ride.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
A SEVERE WIND STORM.
Hartford and Vicinity Visited by q Storm
Considerable Damage Reported.

HARTFORD. Conn, July 26.-A severe
wind storm in the west accompanied with
heavy rain, lightning and thunder blew over
tins city about II O'Clock this morning.
It lasted about 10 minutes and threatened
considerable damage. Some large trees in
the west and south parts of the city were
uprooted and the telegraph service was
temporarily disabled. 1t is reported that
some houses were unroofed in West Hart
forl where the storm was particularly Sc
vere
The furniture factory of /eigler May
on Pearl street was partially unroofed. and
the roof of the Skilings residence on Pros
pet avenue, blown of, injuring the gar
deuer. On Evergreen avenue the roof of
Gorgan residence vas lifted but dropped
back again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
NEWS FROM GREENLAND.
4 lear Route Tor Lieut. Peavs Party on Mis-
Northern Trip.

PHrLADKLPHIA, Pa, July 25.-The bark
f. q. Clark arrived here Monday from
Tvig.at, Greenland, and from the report Of
Capt. Chase, the steamer Falcon, with
Lieui Peary and his Greenland exploring
party aboard. will have no trouble from the
ice in reaching its destination at McCor.
mick's bay. Capt. Chase says that Davis
strait Is clear of ice on the west side, tfs
tioes having drifted over toward the North
east shore, and that the way is open 70
MeCormicks bay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
French Spelling Reform.

PARIS, July 2G.--Tbe French Academy.
after long discussion, has sssented to q
scheme for a reform in spelliog, The prin-
cipal new rules are for the suppression Of
the hyphen in compound words, and for
making uniform plural with the let
ter IS -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
Joseph /. Eaton Of Plymouth, Dead

NlwroRr, July 26.-, Special Joseph
I. Eaton. a well-known and prominent eiti-
zen of Plymouth, died Wednesday His
lss.h was from heart failure superinduced
hx rheumatic trouble of several months
s,,nd,nu He was member of Plymouth
Lodge +. < \. NJ, also Of Old hickory
Lodge. /. q. o. F, of Newport a WIDOW
and four children survive him. HIS age
was ~ wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

When Baby ~as sex. y. ss-- her Gasto-.A
When she vAs Chsii, she c-lea FOR CxFo-tA
When she oceans hiS xhe ciung % C&sar.A
When sce bad Children she ssv= th-n Case0s1A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
Yachts al Soothbay Hsrbor

BooruuAY HARBoR. July 26.-Ehe New
York Yacht Republic, George Matthews,
osn,r and family. II. B. Mills and Jose pl
suuihers. gu, sts. has arrived from Bar
ua,hor. She leaves tomorrow for Newport
Also in port. the Boston yachts Wave Crest
S,turr Torment. Blame and Edna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

BUFFALO, July 2s-fhe dead o?dy OF
Cora Weber, aged II, was found In
vacant 10, yesterday. She bad been &C
cn-ed of sterling 81 aud let hoae on
saturday Death was due to pneumonia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
A Cold -Bloodst Murder.

BUEIIyGToN. IA, July 2j.-Some IN
known persons stepped up to the window
Of Leonard Fritsch's house and shot Mrs
Frtsch through the heart a she wa
lying in bed. killing her instantly :
neighbor and his son. the dead woman
husband and a hired girl are under arres,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

LoNDoN, July ~ The Northumberlan
miners have asked for an advance Of IL /
per cent in their wages. and the Durhai
miners for au advance of = per cent. II
not known what action the men will TAX
in th. event Of refusal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
Michael Daviti's Plans.

Lospos. July 2G.-Michael Daviit has
abandoned the hope OF re-entering Parlia-
ment at the present time. He intends To
make tour in Australia to collect funds
for the Irish cause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
SHOWE Rs-cc0leR.
LEGAL Ihuadss Sssrms, sith Fair BY sisk
Tor Thursday.

wAsHsGroN. July 2s.-For Maine
Partly cloudy. local thunder storms, fol
lowed during the day by fair; slight,
warmer in eastern and cooler in western
portions, westerly winds Signals displayed
from New York city to Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
To Sue the Christian Eadsassr Committee

MONTREAL, July 26.--The local commit
tee that had charge Of the arrangement.
for the Christian Endeavor convention re
Gently held in that city. made contracts viii
nearly all the boarding houses here TO pro
vide Accommodations for the delegates dur.
ing the week Of the convention. and the
boarding house people made their arrange.
ments accordingly, but in many instances
the expected boarders failed to put in n
appearance. Nov the boarding HOUSE
keepers claim damages amounting TO ovel
si7 600 The committee, which has no
money to pay these claims, will. however
oppose them in court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
gaqaziae 6Iex Up.

san FRASCIsco, July 26---Advices from
Hong Kong give details of terrible ex-
,,los;orI at the government powder masa-
7,ns NJ Canton, W hich killed many persons,
In piured over 300 people and wrecked 4el
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

pAEls. July % The French aeale NY
| has a<s,,,ifarl to a scheme for reform in
speuing The new rules provide for the
snDpresSion of the hyphen in compound
words and for making a uniform plural
! -,-;-b The latter - -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
Son Succeeds Father.

Essrox. Pa. July SIN the sFecia
election to fill the vacancy caused os tne
iesth of Hon. William Mutchler. his sou
Howard. Democrat. was elected oy ABOUT
esa majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

A clean. white powder, odoriess, harm
less, and beyond all, an effective aisinfec-
txnt This describes king of Germ XIII
lers.' General depots, James E. Fuller &
Co., and George d. Haskell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

ASPEN. Colo, July The Montezum
silver mine will resume .ope rations an
ship its output to the smelters, where it j
to be stored, awaiting a more favorahl
condition of the silver market, About -
men will be given employment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

BupprroRp, July 26.--George II. Rob
erts & Cos, laundry. Springvsie' was
burned las, night. together with equip
ments. Loss, $1,000; insured, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27

On account Of rain, races on the kite
track Old Orchard, were again postponed
| Wednesday. Three classes instead Of two
| will be frotted Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
LEGAL forecast.

Bosros. July 2s-For New England
Thursday, fair, cooler, northwest winds
continued fair. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-27
watching the Hour-g,sss.
A. a miser eoupts his gold. night and day.
80 1 count the minutes ioi1 10 the gisss,
NJ sses ). dim my hair - thin aud gray.
.,t IkaoN A. N growing old "a they pa .,

When we approach ''the sere and yellow
leaf Of our days, we are pone TO look back
regretfully. A clear conscience and sound
health viii tighten our gloomy reflections.
Health is the greatest blessing-Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery the greatest
medicine. II arrests the progress Of lung
and scrofuious diseases, and cures con-
sumption, or Lung-serofuis, IL taken in
lime fl 10 the king of liver invigorstors
and blood purifiers, and a powerful tonic,
building up the debiissted patient to per-
fect health. Contains no alcohol.
Every breath Of foul air taken into the
,ung, IL a step towards death. Purify with
o.1oyles, King of Germ Killers" General
sepo,s. James 4. Fuller & Co., and George
d. Haskell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
1, croeaca Tho SpoieyIvania Courthouse 70

10 croesos the Spoisyivania Courthouse road
{probAhly about mile or two from wherc MT.
White had witnessed tue battiel ne oosorVen
two crows living on tho track terribly manRied.
Ipon n cloee examination no Ascertained mat
the crows we're linked together, the connecting
INK being striped snake about two feet long
Ills copjertured that crow No. mastered MS
akeship on tho dirt road and on SWIM WINS
bore Il 20 tho spot on the railroad Tor mo PUT
pose Of ioastinc on its captive, whom crow 20.
, appeared upon the eccnc ana coh'cs'eu Iu'
the prize, ana while tho two BIRDS were on-
deayoring 10 ewallow the snake from opposite
ends the engine came laundering do"h tn e
track. and 30 much wero the crows ihteh' uion
securing n good meal they took no nolce ~ ~, w.
spproacning train. or else being linked together
wero unable TO ny. Lonce thcir tragic dea'h'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
THE HOPE M0NUM ENT
UNVEILED WITH APPROPRIATE cERe-
MONIES AT eLMWOOO.
Touching Address ny Colonel John n.
Cery-Descriptlon ofthe shsfi--inscrip-
ton to the Poet. soldier, journalist
snnc,Al ,olnrrnm 20 The nl.natcn.l

NORFOLK, Va. May 10.-Thc monument
20 the late CAPTAIN James Barron Hope
was unveiled in Elmwood cemetery tins
afternoon OF 4 o'clock with appropriate
ceremonies. rckett-BuchSnan Camp Of
Norfolk, Stoncwall Camp OF Portsmouth.
Niemoyer-Shaw Camp Of Berkeley, Norfolk
Typographical Union, and a delegation OF
citizens from Hampton were present. with
hundreds OF other friends on the grounds.
The ceremonies were simple and modest
and opened with prayer los Rev. DIR. George
u. Armstrong. Colonel l.. u. Starke, as
president Of .he Hope Association. gave a
history Of rs work IA brict address.
LIFELONG FRIEND.
lie was followed 10y Colonel John b..
Cary. of Richmond, q lifelong Trend OF
the dead poet. who delivered an able ana
exceedingly appropriate aud touching al
dress. | hen the uuVcillug OF the suait
was performed be the four-ycar-old grand
son of Captsu Hope and the ceremonies
closed.
HANDSOME SHAFT.
The monument is handsome shaft
20 feet m height. made OF pure VI
gina granite aud was erected under the
auspices at the Hopc-Mouumont AssociA-
ton ot the CITY of Norfolk. 81 Nhich
Colonel I. a. Starke Is president. la'
shaft is SAID % he our Of tho most heauN-
ful that has ever been erected 10 VIZ
ClL4an.
INF INSCRIPTIONS.
on tho first face. west. IS the date Of Can
tan Hopes birth ana death and 'he iol-
loving inscription:
The Journalist,
~" scholar
l'rfflIt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
nnn,h of George N. nnrgrave.

Correspondents Of the Richmond Dlspaicn'l
W,KYuytp. VA, May lO.-hr. George NJ
Uercravc. n prosperous farmer 81 Surry county
dct of mo nome near here, last night OF Bright 4
disease. lie WA true Christian gen'lenlah'
AMI was friend to tho poor anu hee'y ., NJ
-, .,,,rifv Nv whom he Will be sally missed.
ne ioaves;Io mourn their loss wife and seven
cbiltron. lie Will re buried tomorrow evening
ut KocKahock Methodist church, OF which he was
IL 20 tl,Is member.