davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
103
"asei SerOm bar ies ilet inseu anelie."

"9tet, SerOm bar ies iet insen Qnelie."
"Oe bar oa maaife CLIENT, b~uorleoes lea to @anae
t'o''9ere bar baut ben 2gre at bsn,erte, at De etbuert
&lIteloe sioroe beoit lite at ~paaorase Gem Ell Manbs
~uuenltab, Der bar bet i'm ARast at itabe Dem - Ifaoe
Gem alporIi9tl~
"oporIeoss ituIbe bet itaa / Sr. 2sitnanteng Ntaat2
9p's De life tienoer andre MiOler Ssrtil eno Set frb.
panli9e, at benIeoe 9urisbebens SpmartIombeO poo Bet
oattuin, at en- i~tatteIs 6renmeo bar boIat fla fer for
to'o Var loen Os al ben Gio Ieust for fla lelu, laa LAB
ne Den zoe fare jes %ertIGrer, at lea lite b,pber mia
ON o'lno alarrn, forbi ies iutet bar at fruate. So
rlent le9 ~ln9enIuube Opmuntrer min Ssns 9ilboieliob sS
I0F 0annp, Iorpi ies bar andre 9laner for meO ham
09'er le9 Dog paa ben unosn Sibe lite at benutts en-
%'9no's9so, iOm 6GSsrm lite fan 8iOre s~ialbsnSs Ouer
VnsIln9en, naar Oenne er uOrct op til Uauno."
"Nb!" iaS0e SustIsitnauten, % ct Onblfobsfurbt
Sn''I, gOOri Sab Os Sitter5eO fob at Iqie, fsi benousr
pans @HN9t, "fOrboIber bet fig ~iaaIeOeS? Nipell@-b Ter
200 pans l~t'lrtasti9e Natur bam fun oltior piQiot 81 :
.0O "a" (Dan aHtos en- 9erions Mtne Ga sitterbeb
lOm g0I0er en- anOens Gin eaer Dob lin NaanS), @piS
o. at l9 lite jun er bIOttst for aienbltab til Sinoeue
F9 gar NINE SIIoer... SiIber, iOm er puaIiOeIiael1
SiS mig benz men Der finoes inoen iorbi ,,o.
Dame life fan ~iinoes!" w
) SetSlers Zone laa bog lite Ben tiSIioere eifferb,S
9r, Cure trtumfereOe. Suns nebrioe Gin inutes A.
pile bare 6rust. ="
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

"ViIe benz ifal leg, naar bet beboues; De IIg9er mcgee
rGr Ior Saanosn. Uaen al Staan iombeo ui reg "'
9lore Srl9 al Dem, buis jog fan lhppe lOr BET S'"'
pI9e CT alt, buao ies sftertra9ter. 6Iern oclne "'y'
SetsIer bsrIra, til nit 6rieri ct tomnet paa Oct ys"s
o9 IRA min SIDE CT intet at frpgtc.
Seq 9iper insen g%eier!" iasoe setsIer rnco Ss'''"'
beo, "formaar De at siore mig noset SnOt, lad lao '''
tie! URin Seilutnins CT %urOttelis: Geors ital 4aoe lr'
9GnOer. Nien ~iaameset tan ie9 iise Dem, at %" NV
frier, fsreno ban bIiuer lin esen. 8ette er ct S''s, I""
ban bar 9iort i'm 2Gre, os iom ban osiaa boloer.
"9'uusI. iuareOe SastIcitnanteu meO letter S|y'
"inOttI ben GO ilutter nj 6reo; tbi ie9 amer pam ~
retltaIien NOT til at bolbe ct %iaaoant gstte, nadr ga" '"'
peret ltolt NOT til at 9isre bet; men, inOtrGl1er OCT "g,
latte, Iaa iuer9er ies usO nit gu, at De ltd' erl@It,
bar Iaaet en- lluen, iom lite aster at ipare no8e' p''"'''
bporpeO ban fan tiIireSsitias i'm biui8e 09un,"
"gao bet M uere NOT, min Serre, meo oenNe '''""'
Srouten - ies sr trGt o8 oil uGre alene!"
"0tn rSIin9!" mumIcOe getSler, ba Sa9tl'uNa"'".
SaaO ~fOriUanOt StysSsn unOer SisrSet, "Oar lsS ~
poa, ou neOrise Sturt. at bu bauoe Opiporet nos'' "
SetpoenbeO, burSe iss ilp9te, flpSte Ianst bort u"
min Sfplo - buaO sr bet mig M ON VerOen' ~" =.
9isre! men for 8rengen os for bsnoes p'"V,'
StpIo. Dog, " Der lsitsoe 9etslsr 1T Sltf moo y nv,
'niOstreOiue aars 9iOsier % Nuser er 10 en- 800 -"
SimIen bar iunoet %spIbis... San uso inis'..' % 'Vs'''
min l~tattels @eorsl"
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
l0l

beoSmanb maatte pGre beoit %anitrepen paa 6siers Stss
Der.
Nfeb benne GnItuelie ~uopberIist for Die, par Sr.
Cure Den, Der aIbris iaa isisnnem 6insrs meo Sisbs
m9noene / SflGrsaaroen meo l~lnotagelie al Yatron
9OImer, 6aab ON SIGstitabet. Git bet Daab cuers
itpr, piI0e SoImer sisre bsbit for itebie at opbsre meS
i'm SuisbanOeI: tbi ieu ON ban bauOe fuaet GaroIus
til at imu9Ie for fig, piIbe bog life iaameset iom Ell
SnappenaaI pGre unbsmst ben npe Sa9tIsitnant. SiGrs
llebeoeu % SGpueu par ct Gar 8unbsiorpanbte, al
bpem samls Yeter Gran lite bapbe braset ~ipnberIis
9tptte; bans Sieneiteiuer biorsrte fra Si9rli9beo til Sss
neiten, o9 bans SGuu ramte fun ben, Ter paa Gieueitsns
Sesne bapoe lpiuet BAN ct saer anbet Bubs eQer ~foruros
Iiset baus g9snnptte.
~Si oil IG9Se til pso G~raiuerna mat, Maame! ia9be
Sa9tlpitnantcn, ibet ban ~imGttepe 0sren til Rufist i
eitsr Jig.
Oct lille 9utaf bapbe MI ct gauIte anbet llbieenoe END
bet, bet buuoe baut ben forrise Sa9tlsitnants Sib:
lOrOeuens, SmuOiisbeoens % grossenS aano par uss
get bort os siUet gIabs for Ben me SerreS iinere eiuss
uaner. SG9gene, Der par npmaIeOe % bebGu9te meo
DtuIerier, bIunct buIte en- 9iitoI bit os Der ~bIintsbe,
iaa uirtelig iornemms no. Paa SpIbsu ~pruntebe no9Ie
Se9r iamt 9eituauten 6aifeierpice (bst ii6ite, for
SIiugrinseneS StpIp, inbltupst bebsri9s 9Rum) o9' Iigs
uuoer iamms bet p~oIerebs gbsbrGbt mso imutte islpbss
Hague @ierftumspibsr. Gaa SOroet laa ScurnoIen,
lissiaa elegant i~nObnnpen iOm noset al DC Prasiersr''
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

mig bpbt. aunbe bet pirfeIis pare mulist, at bun
enbnu Tpiqebs en- gaoae IeIp operfor ben Gneite, iom
fonffe enbnu troebe paa benbes nItpIbiebeo3 Senoes
aniiat bespnbte after at Iorefomme mig iaift % baarot
oa bet blep mig uafen mobbpbelist at taIe meb benoe,
men pao benoes gesierius GAP ies benbe anbasts'
bsaer, meb bpilfe bun iprist ipsIeFotte fig | leoi9e
Elmer.
eeIp bette, at BUN snItebe ioobon eefture, ~itprfeoe
mig min Wiistanfe.
De Ter pebbIep Sorteleren at ies, Ell Brett
funoe t9nfe ~iaaIebeS, men en- mon9eoori9 Grfdrenbeo
bar ~operbepiit mig ON, at netop be Sorbrpbere iom
meb ben melt ipnoertnlIte % an9eriuIoe Wtlne lager
Opbp9eelies Itriiter Saanoen, er be uileite % Iarlt9lte.
9bi bet er blot ct 9untsreb al benz ior at Ifa'Ie 'i9
Snopas SieIeIerserens os Spipnsmenbenes @unIt
os Sitro.
SITTER ct 9ieblifs 9anfefuIbbeb fortiatte praTen:
>"Gt 9lar bar ben9aoet. Seq baooe / pripate anl'9'
aenoer eiort en- TeiIe og bar netop fommen tilba9e
oerIra, ba iee ira min Ben ff ct 9rep, paate9net ers
pres to 6onse unoeritreset - Ds Der er bet" Gan
tog bermeb ct ombp9selist beparet 9rep uo al in
eommebos. Seq Ieite:
"Ou bapbe Het. samle Ben! Den ItaffelS Yt9e er
%uItploia. Seq IfuIoe life ieIp babe troet berpaa, ON
ies life bapbc ben ncsne Sanobeo for mig. Sr'berre'
inbens auIf er ben Sturf, Iom bar siort oenne itaf.
feIs pise iaa ~ulpffeIis. San bar nu meb Dpoen Tor
Die tiItaoet alt. Dog iee moa iortalle bet no'Sr'
Iiat. Den limpne 2arI bapbe I9n9e paset -be#e'eet
til Iterfe Trtffe, % peo en- 2eilisbeo, oa ban after
bapbe orutfet for meset, faIbt ban neb fra auifebut'
fen ps me[em Siulene. 2eaerne op9ap etbpert Soab,
oo MI Iloa Sampittisbeben bam. vi SnoIfobsiuIobeo
os Sepn oper forImaaet 3ierlisbeo bapoe ban itiao,
let Smpffet, iom ban ~tiaieemeb ben enc Sulompnt
bapbe Iaat pioens 2iIte - fnn ben enc, iorot ban
pioIte, at bun fort fpruo bopbe ienot en- ioooon til i'm
6ooer. SturfeItreaen bar bet IptfeoeS bam at uoicre
iaa flor SemmeIisbeb, at ban life blep mistGntt AZ
nogen. Dette bar oenne Using bpb GebSan8it eoe'
Is betreIet.
Gil ben ~ItafteIs pises eesIobeIe er Der ouereoe
i~oretaaet Sftiot. DeItagelien for ben ~ulptfeli9e err all
~minoeIi9 Der, % man 9isr Snoiamln9er til benoe.
Sriberreinoen oil eipe benoe ct aarli9t lnoerbolo ior
paa ben Maaoe at eritatte benoeS ~uitpIoi9e HioeIier.
Seq tIIfriper Dig berom iaa burti9t iom muli9t for at
ou parIpntt fan unoerrette benoe ON oenue SI9oeS,
poIt, Iom peo en- brat WteooeIelie fuuoe foite benoeS
Gip.~
seq ifpnote mig til 5Gr9iet", beretteoe Freitcr
pioere, "maoife bopoe bum olIereoe IorIoot bet! ppils
Fen 9IGbeli9 SpreiSnin9, botlfen SoIrraoIe a nDooa9s
net 2ptte eIer en- lao MORT o9 iortoiplet 9tot! 49,.
ga bel unoerrettelien ON benoes uitDIo bar olc.
reoe fomnen, men ben, LEGION OpiDIoeIien al ole
pore ioroiite 0rsmme = for len! gun Iua poo 9oos
rem, IorIobt pg enIom i 0poen Iom gipet. De gnos
penoe &paIer bopoe IortGret benoeS 6ierte.
"0e trpr life poo giuIi9beben al SuItitSmoro",
min Scrre, men bpao bar ba bette? 2"
preiten toug, % meb p~enooi9e Sonfer 9f ri
besee ira Steoet. bpor bun bpitte i Srso eiter Zoo
mango SieIepinIer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
102

pIarer. buormeo en- i~tattsIs 5orfatter uuosrSanisit ops
uarter fin SeIpnber. Cure Gran par heller ineen oaars
Zig 6urfatter msb iSenipn til fine Stappurter, os 0is
itritts6efen, Dos buem ban itoo bolt anitreuet, in9en
uanieeIig Vslpnber.
Oct ~be9pnote at LATTE mob often, ba Sasten IasOe til
peb @rafuerna, men lite pso ben Sibe, buOr elias @ss
b~iSrniOnS 9us laa-
Seq bar ct 9Grinbe op til @noerSiOns, g." iasbs 9sits
nauten os siorOe fig flar til at saa ilano.
gn Balu 1jme eiter iua man en- IiOen gauO fun meb
en- Nunb | GLIDE ben imoS SobannesftGret. Oct par
Sr. Cure, buem Bet lpiteOe at aflasse ct geiOs iammsz
itsSs.
"gobafteu, gi0ie!" iusOe SastIsitnunten tutteueuIist
til Senns, ipm ube paa SIippen par ipsieiut msb at rsuie
be gtttinser, ban baube fifet til aitenSmao.
"GuOsfrsO!" iuarsoe pfsis, ser ST.. sSastlsitnanten
uos iaa ient?~
Seq bapoe ct Tibet 2GrinSe BERTH. Sl on 9aa ino
os ipsrse Sr. 2etsIer, ON ban %tilaber, at jes biGier paa
bam2"
Nise git o9 tom tiIba9e mso ben SeiteS, at Sa9tIoits
nantcn tunoe saa ino, bpiS ban bauSe 9pi.
eetSIer iao ueb 9inbuet og far SasIer til ct MT 6uos
Iebur. ga ban bIeu 2situanten par, ipntes Der at fores
saa en- let 6OrauSrius bans slniistsiarue; men bans
Stsmus %iorraabte lite ben minrlts g~epqselis. ba han
bsfist bao fin @iGit tuse 9Iacs.
Seq tattsr, 4" irarsoe !Sr. Cure, lea autoosr 9,
amer Seniisten mse NIT SsIsa, Sr. getsIer "a
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
100

100
aisespIOisbeO, Or Dur bente fua mustpuuIisssnoe at bare
tilifue.
Ga Patron SoImer ltrar eiter Tom ino ira 6outoret,
bemartsbe SastIsitnontsn for at ~uupifpIbe fit balise
Opbruo, at ban MATTE No paa 2ieneiteus 8e9ne sns
leonins al en- lioen affars, ban bapoe iaast gtps ON.
Patron SoImer, ipm lite bapoe noget imoo, at Sros
mems @mteosmGno pasiepe fine S.ister, mar be ucmtig
tile siaIot bam ieIp, bupOe hennesuus insen SnOuenons
ger OF sisre. 90, pu 6unny iau ben LANCE ilOs taCIte,
men nu iOrbaote SagtIsitnant, sftsr fit aItio Bellevue
But, panbrs uso mob grpsssn, ~psIFsusbs bun i'm Gris
fisbsb, ba bun Iissirem buuOe iust BAN, til bpem SSrs
fIabet par beitsnt.
Qferbors, ben sobs Sial, iom sitsr samIe Better
Grams Dob life Iangers bapDe Jolt fla bpsseIi9 Itemt
paa 3oIbiasteu. baDbe - iie!ge fn samIe gane aItib at
saa baseiter fin Gbef, O9iaa III inIst BAN. Ss ben
laataIhts 9uste.Gaue baube / Gierbers8 Steb fuuet en-
9ommerat, Der par bam iulbtommen uarbig.
Disis nps gaanbIanssre bleu alminoeIisbeb taIote
for "Sispsrbuubene" Os itpece, eiter bVab beres gefas
~Iiuasmauo iep paditob, bperten Wenueiter eQer DiGpIs.
De par osiaa iaa forbuote' paa belle Spiten, al tim rereS
gorelatte par bet / boisre Grab. alen bette breb Cure
Gran fa tun tibet ON; ban itOeOs paa fin 0tast % fin
gpns til at tsiIe enbper 9iebel % til ~gipbsiaIO at tunus
lapns fla. @u iorbaot 9oIbsmbsbsmauo bar bog uItir
l,oeet Of lrpste men Cure Gran polte, at ct %iaaoani
.6ab iaIts for fs feIU, % at netOp en- iaasun SOIssm'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
He Met His Match

The following is taken from the Brla-
tol Courier. and whether original with
Charley Slack. or otherwise, it reveals a
new use fer crinolne:
The burglar stepped lightly in the
room.
He moved forward in the dark with a
pistol in one hand and bottle Of chloro-
form in the other. He was desperate and
ready for anything.
Suddenly his foot struck something and
the next second an indefnabe body
hnrled itself upon him. With a untitled
shrek of fear he dropped his weapon and
grappled with the monster. He fought
and tore he struck savagelJ at it in the
dense darkness, bnt 10 no purpose.
He was 4 child in the awful grasp of a
giant. Only then for a moment the
unequal bate ragged then he sank upon
the floor, conquered.
They found him next morning, cold and
stir, but were too late. And as the head
of The house disentangled the wires OF
his wifo's hoopskirts from abont the
unfortunate burglars neck, he said
softly. Poor fellow. Set it again,
Maria ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19

I A New York daily plpsr, taking mp the
/ idea conveyed in Flammarion's exciting
novel. "Omega The Last Days Of thu
| World" has interviewed number of th'
leading mes In all professions as to wba
they would do if science were to predict
/ tomorrow that the end of the world wOulC
arrive within the ueStthirty days. The an
| swers are various aud curious, and heighteT
the interest which is felt in the second par
of Flammarion's great novel. which ap
pears in the MAY Cosmopolitan. Il is ques-
ton which everyone will find interesting
TO ask Of himself: W hat would you do il
within six weeks the end of the world
were certain Probably no novel which
has ever appeared in an American maya
zine has been more deliberately illustrated
bv more distinguished artists. Laurens,
Saunier. Vogei, MeaUle, Rochegrosse,
Geradin and Chovin all contribute 10 the
explanation of the text.
4 clever story Of another kind is that Of
the new English novelist, Gilbert Parker,
IN the same number. american Society
in Paris" Is an article of another kind,
but one which will interest all who have
had occasion 70 make even 0 abort resi-.
dence in the French capital. The CJsme-
pOifan scores success in producing in
ITS Nav number, almost simultaneously
with the daily papers an elaborate de-
scriptiOn of Professor Grav's marvellous
invention, the Telautograph, which repro
duees the handwri ing, or the work OF the
artist, simultaneously, thousands Of miles
distant from the place where the writer
or artist is sitting. Mr.. Iiowells' pur-
pose IN "rhe Traveller from Alirulia" is,
month by month. becoming more evident,
and is now receiving Nids attention at
the hands Of the critics all over the wcrld'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
The President Tells How 1t is.

In speaking of his order concerning OIL
6,e.seekers and the indlscriminate call
ing upon public men, President Cleveland
said to friend, the day bis order was
made public;
81 think members of Congress and Sen
ators are largely to blame for this. 1t Is
a very easy matter for them to tell
constituent that they will take him M
10 see the President and see what can be
done for him. They come up here and
the Congressman introduces his man IN
the most efusive language and warmly
commends him for office. Ia very few OF
these instances is there any sincerity.
recall case during my first administra-
ton when a Congressman called with one
of his constituents and asked that he be
given an Office. He vas ye7y cOmp'i-
mentary in speaking of him and wher
I took him to one side and informed him
that I thought could fix bis man al
r,cbt he was somewhat confused an1
finally suggested that he was hardly the
man for the place, but that if l would
give him the Office he would like to have
it for another constituent. OF course ne
didn't get it for either one of the men,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
State News.

Burr p. Nslan, of Loudoun county, bai
gone to California to engage In silyel
mining.
A daughter of Amos Archer, a small
farmer living near WytLeville, died Fri
day from alcoholism resultant from an at
tempt to drink quart OF whisbey. Sh,
" as sixteen years old.
John Coffman, of Shenandoah, an EN-
pl0ye of the Norfolk & Western railroad
was run over and killed by No. 3, south
bound, between Ellston and Island Ford
Sunday afternoon.
The jury in the case of Jsff Phillips
charged with the killing of George S
Smith at Alexandria, Va. has brought in
a verdict Of murder in the second degree,
and fixed his punishment at eight year.
in the penitentiary.
An underground passage of rare beauty
and wonderful adaptation TO nse has been
discovered near the Natural Bridge. b.
It one may enter at the side of Cedar
creek and come out in the plains
above. Steps and lights are being put in
and it was formally opened as "ThC
Isabella Stairway" on Saturday, May Is,
with appropriate ceremonies.
A handsome granite monument erected
to The memory of the late James Barron
Hope. known as the poet laureate Of Viz
ginia, was unveiled at NOrfOrk, OF
Wednesday, of last week, the Confederate
camps of that section AMI the TypOgraph
ical Union attending in a body. The
monument was erected by friends Of the
dead editor and meet
The contract for the court house to be
built at Manassas Prince William comfy,
has been awarded to Mr.. Jones, of Basic
CITY, for 81 1000. The plans call for a
two stery brick and stone fire PROOF
building which will be erected OIL the lot
donated to the county by MIR. Geo c
Round. The work is to be commenced at
once and the building is to be completed
duriGg the year.
w. Frank Carr, general manager of the
Roanoke Street Railway Company, and a
resident of Salem, has invented an M
foreground conduit, for which he has de
clined 500. OO0 New York and Mime
appolis capitalists have organized a CON-
pany with a cash capital of 100000 to
enable him to operate his patent, which
is now being applied to the $50 miles OF
street railway in operation in Mime
apols and st Paul, the largest system in
the world.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Nobody's Victory Yet.

1t Is becoming more apparent every
day that the gubernatoral contest Is 60
ing to be an exceedingly interesting one.
While the OFerrallites are claiming that
it is practically settled that their man
will be the nominee when pressed they
are bound to admit that the Oppesi-
ton is developing much strength. Major
Tyler and Col O'Ferrall are both actively
a. work. Tyler is giving particular
attention to the counties and is not
bothering himself very much about the
cities. He is fine organizer. O'Ferrall
is confident that lie VIII get as many
delegates as Tyler in Southwestern Nir-
ginia and Hon. A. FulkersOn, Major ID
S. Pierce and Judge D. w. BOlan are
doing what they can to encourage thai
belief. On the other hand Tylerites claim
that their man will sweep the southwest
and will carry every county and city in
the 9th or Lynchburg district. Mr.
Harry NJ. Smythe, editor of the Graham
Headlight, states that Tazewell will &C
solidly for tie congressman while th'
chairman of the democratic committee o
that county writes to personal FRIEND
lin Richmond that Smythe is the Onl!
O'Fer1allite in Tszewell. 1t is appaTen
THAT a good many persons are going t.
prove to he poor political prophets befor'
this fight ls over.-RichmOnd correspond
ent of the Petersburg IHder 1ppCol.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
State Tax Board.
THE GOVERNOR WILL RECOMMEND TIA
ONE BE EsTABLIsHED.

TIE GOVERNOR WILL RECOMMEND THAI
ONE BE ESTABLISHED.
Governor Mckinney has for some time
past been giving careful attention to the
tax laws of New York and other leading
States, with a view of accertainns if those
of Virginia could not be improved upon.
1t IS certain that large portion of the
personal property in the Commonwealth
ESCAPES taxation. and will continue to do
so unless new tax laws are devised. The
Governor will recommend the Legislature
this winter to appoint State Board,
whose duty it will be TO formulate tax
bills, suggest subjects Of taxation and
revise the work of the local assessors.
The belief is that such board, compose /
of competent men, would be in better
position to examine these subjects OF
taxation than the Legislature during its
brief sitting. The idea is to make the
hoard permanent one and continue Its
work from year to year. It is not improb-
able that a proposition will come from
some source for new income tax, based
upon the amount of the income. The
plan will probably be to graduate the tax
according to the amount of the income,
increasing 1t as the latter is augmented.
Richmond State
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Condensed Program

FOR THE FARMERS PICNIC, MACHINERY
AND STOCK EXHIBIT, ASSEMBLY PARK
MAY 30--JUNE
The completed program for the SprIns
Fair at Assembly Park includes many daily
attractions beside specialties for each
day. Many exhibitors from ten States
have already made their entries, in Ma.
chinery, live stock, &c. With good
speakers, good music and good fellowship,
the Park will be most attractive in lite
spring attire. Tuesday Is Day of Field
Sports, running, jumping, bicycling base
ball. &c, on the track or 10 view OF the
Grand Stand. Wednesday Band Re
union and contest for prize'. Twenty
bands have entered, meyer anything Ike
il kereabouts. Speaking 10 the audlio'
run. seats for 800 people. Trap shoot
ing Tournament, Feats on race track.
Tbursday-Farmers Grand Mass Meeting.
opeuing of Farmers Institute, addresses
by Lieut. Gov. J. 9ege Tyler, Judge John
Paul and leading specialists, OF great IN
terest to farmers. Frday-Sales Day,
Tournament, Ladies Horseback riding,
Bicycl Races, &C., &c. Excursion rates
on railroad every day. See small bills
for detailed program.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
VIRGINIA. To VII

VIRGINIA, To W.T.:
Y In the Clerks Office Of the Circnii
Court of Shenandoah County, on the 2Itf
of April, 1898, In TGOdti0R,
Franklin ]. Morton. s. p, Sc. Complt
AGAINST
The Woodstock Manganese Company O.
Baltimore City. .Dei s.
Attachment : In ChaHcery.
The object of this snit is 20 attach the
real and PERSONAL estate of The Woodstock
Manganese Company of Baltimore City,
situated ia Shenandoah county, va,
particularly a tract Of land containing POT
acres lying in Powelps Fort, in sald
county, or so much thereof as NAV be
necessary 10 satisfy the claims of Frank
lin J. Morton, surviving PARTNER OF a. d.
Morton & Sons, for 8ll67.45 with interest
Ia, srage) from January |, l5S9, Till PAID
aud the costs OF this suit
IL appearing by affidavit filed thar the
defendant, The Woodstock Manganese
Company of Baltimore City, ia not an IN
habitant of this State-lT IS ORDERED
That it do appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof, and do what
is necessary to protect It's interest that q
copy of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Shenandoah county,
once week for four successive weeks, ana
COPY posted at the front door OF tue
Court House Of said county, on the hrst
day of the next County Court.
GEO. w. MILEY, c. c. c. 5 c.
A Copy-Teste
GEO. w. MILEY, c. c. C. s. c.
WINS. a. Bro. p. q. apr zo-4''
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Swift VENGEANCE.

MARION, Va, May l2.-Iudignant ciii.
zens OF Smyth county TOOK a col DrOl man
named Halsey from the county Jail here
last night ana after hanging him to tree
on the outskirts Of the town, fired more
Than one hundred bullets IN to his body
lialsey's crime, as stated in the report
this morning, was one of the most afro
cious ever committed in Southwest Viz
ginia About eleven o'clock yesterday
he went to the home of Z. T. Adkins, OF
Smyth county, and finding Mrs. Adkins
alsne assaulted her. He then fractured
her skull with soma blunt instrument
and cut her thI0af. tlr. Adkins, with
bis daughter, was in Wytheyi'le attend
ing the Knights Templar parade, HIS
wife vas found by near neighbors, she
having attempted to reach her father
house near By. She was restored to con-
seriousness, her throat sewed up and was
able positively to identify the negro. The
lyncheSs made no attempt to hide their
identity.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
Chicago Cuts Loose

CHICAGO, May 16 The directors of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition decided
iodGy to abrogate their contract with
Congress by which they bound themsel.
yes to close the fair on Sunday in cor
sideration OF an appropriation Of $4,000,
0c0.
The money will be returned to the
government and hereafter the fair will be
opened Sundays. This course was decided
On at a special meeting of the directory
this afternoon.