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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-23

GImflerlaumc. Die seicierte SGn,
gerin Gatalaui Il 1S49) fam I'M Sabre
1926 au9 nad Miinbcn, I'M bier Sl
iiuscn, bod bradbte cine 9iiniilcrlaulle
Die Miindcner nm ben Gcullb, Die
lpcltbcriibmte Sdn9criu ;u boron. DC
ielbe cling ndmlid ocs Miorscts III bic
Stride unO lcste li6 eigenn0dtig III bic
2oge Der f0nislidcn Friu;eiiinncl. S6.
pobl Der Sol ielbit iiber oicicS nnge,
biibrli6e Bcucbnlcn binpegiab, 10
fornte cs bod Der bienittbucnoc Slant
merberr ri6t untcrlaiier, Die Sdu9crin
su bitten, bieie 2uge SIT uerlaiieu uilo
iid anberSpo Elat Su llld)cn. Gicle
Suredtwcilung cr;iirute Die Gatalani
ma6loS, uno ba iic geraoe all Dem lclbcn
Gage bel Der S0nigin gubicn; bate,
beflaStc iic iid) bel berielbcn urb be-
bauptete, bieicr Gorfall babe tic 10 an
sesriffem, Dap iie nid)t iin9en fonae arO
alid ni9t iiltgcn Ucrbc, iibcrGaupt bcn
Wtiindener Yooen nie mcbr bctretcrl
molle. sic bielt @ort ullo iang uidt,
lonSern reijie in ser Chat nod al, benls
iclbcu Gage ab, unO spar a,f cigcn,
tbiimlife SSciie. Sic ipollte ucmlid
lpirflif bas Yilaiter MiindcrS, no iie
ibrer Meinuu9 na6 10 id)uer gefrduft
morben mar, uidt betreten, lieB babcr
bic Sellner Oes 9otels rjSum i6warSer,
goler." no JIG wobnte, pom Der 2bur
bes 9otcls bis ;u ibrcm @agcn Spa'
lier bilben uro baS Yflaitcr nit 2ep'
pid)cn bslegen. 60 i6ritt lie benn wis
cine S0nigin iibcr Die 2eppide bcnt
@aseu entgeseu. Die 2cppidc rcids
ten jeood nift p%ollitdnois nnS 10 mar
ein fleincr 3taum unbclcgt gcbtiebel
oils bic Gatalaui su btelcr Stelle fam,
rip Tie, furj cutidloilen, iBr Mantel.
tid ab unO mari cs Dor iid nieoer, bas
nit ibr Sup bos Yiiaiter bcr pcrbabten
Staot nidt III beriibren bralld)tc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-23

Ole Grnabrun9 Der Stu'
Ser. Cine neucroin9s In Strait getre'
tcne selesli9e Seitimmuns in Srait'
reid perbietet untcr ancercn1. obne
drstlife Inorbnuug &inbern unter
eirem Sabre in irgcno elmer 6ornl feite
Speiierl gu seben. Der Gebraud pom
Slaiten nit gnnmir0bren lit slett.
falls ultcriaSt. Man bcbauptet, oab
lintcr 25O,OOO SinOcrn, Die IN Srart.
reid a!ljaDrli9 iterbcu, 100000 bel
i~or9fdlti9er YHese crbolten iperoeu
fourten. Sene Serfiisnng lit lament'
lid) Sen g%cmibuugen beS gum Shutt
Der SinSer sesriiuscteu Vcreines 81
,aufer1, beiien Soriisenosr %ou9ars
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-23
Ginmtrfung Scr Gfettrt'
,itGt nui ME 2ffauaeItmelt.

Ginmtrfun9 Der Glettrt'
sitdt aui Die 9flanSenwelt.
Wfau ld)reibt Der sri. Stg." aus
Barcelona INTERN 10. Se;enber: Nuf
scr %joScuouuten 6ambIa, ocnl proht'
pollen, nit Wanmrciben bcifStsr Gen'
tral.B oulcoaro YareelonaS, uo lit Ser
binbung nit Scr Gas. aud eleftrii4e
Belsudjtung in AuiuenounS fommt.
beobatte i'd eirs msrfwiiroiSe Grj9sis
nung. SHdbrcIt ramli6 im Nlge'
meineu MIR mebr ipdrli4es, talbes
Saub Oil Scu Sdunlcn bdnst. madc t9
bic s&abruebmuls. SaB bort, no elet'
triid)e StraBenlatsruen itsbcn, Die urls
tereIl SpciNe nit iippiseul. griineni
1aube tsocdt linb. ga bier bic Fem.
peratur MIR IL iebr i%cltcnei 6allen auf
BEN Gjeirisrpuuti i)srabfiutt, miro uers
mutbtid Der griine SldttercoMi iiber
ben yatcr!isa Oea gall;sn @iGter BE-
i:cben bicibcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-23

Ier Vclcmm,ivcrtp Ger O~orjaDriscn
aSeiner!ltc miro Guf 450,261,1 O1 pcrs
ani6la9t, mouon ttiua Der ;ebute 2beil
auf &abirctt5wcinc cntidllt.
Solgcuoe Gatclle Seirdbrt cinellebers
lidt uber tic 6urdIdnitttid)e Netnprcs
button GurorG5 wGgreno Der lesten
Sebn SaJrc:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-23
0uter Eergleia.

3ommis 8obageur (ber bas
9teiteu lernt uuO INNER mieber ber1us
terf:egt): rDas lit 9erobe, als Oh i'd
euf einer @eielli9aft mare. ...lA !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-23
Gin asfsarer St6pfef.

Der rSnncn... elmer Der gr56ten l,nb
uertbpoqften Diamanteu Der @elt,
mar in ben brci6iser Sobren int Deiise
Der reiden ruififdeu 0amiIie 0emibom.
Die oamclS in Paris lebenSe permitt.
tpete 6iritiu GeGaiooru brahte nun,
td9li6 brei els bier Stunben oamit lit,
uncrfaunt in Die drmften Oaditu6en
tinaui,uiteigen unS bort frciaebis Mlmo.
fen anSSutbeileu. Die m~ilotIati0e sSrau
bate babel bic munberlide @rifle, fih
fir cieic S%pasiersdnsc in einen alter
tiirfildcn Sbaul e~insubilleu, Bonn ta
lie, bepor fie gu ibren arnen aina.
offers SOfiibfeitsbeiu9e su maiden
bate, pollte iie smei b0fit unsleife
Dinse. bic Soilette fir Die Nrinen unS
Die fir Die Heihen, mitcinauSer Der.
einen. gu SieIcm j3ipede itedte iic Den
oltmooiideu SGalul nit elmer solocneu
9tabel juiammcn, in Die Der rgaucAS
9efaBt MGR. Die Nrmen iabcn MIR oas
alte llmldlaSetud, Die Teiden iabcu
aur Den nSancg."
Clues IbenbS. als sic Sirltiu, in ihr
Yaluis suriidsefebrt, ben Sbaml ab.
le9tc, feblte ibr Der .SancD." Der
Stein muBte aus Der Nabel 9%crausae,
fallen ietn. Die Siiritin labt iofort
anipannen unb iteist wieSer, Greppc
auf, 2reppe ab, in allc Manlarben,
1T bsnen iie ait jeuem Gage sefpelen.
y9abt SIR ni6ts scfunScn? SD
babe etpaS oerloren, Gin birnf0rmi9cS
Ding aus @laS - eineu Samilicu.
i9mud, aa benz i9 iebr bdngc. Su1t
Ilur oroentlif! Su6t iulr
Sergeblibc Wtii1e. Gnblid fommt
bic Sts1tin 3u elmer armcn @ittmc, bic
adt unerao9ene GinSer bot.
Gin 9lasbinss babcll Gle elio Der,
loren, quite Sran? So, id fanb nibts
= bod bait! Die Sinber babeu bciltc
NIT chem Stopicl seipielt. siucm GID,
iernen Stopiel. Suden sic picllsidt
ben? Wen1 CT nur nod ba ijt!~
Der foitbere rSt0piel" fanb lit rtd).
tig unter benz &ebri9t tpieber urb bic
5iritin Den1iooip forste fir bic @ittme
uno lobute ben Stnoeru Die Giid0abe
oes Oiamanten babur9, bab iic Die 3ue
tunft BON NQeit iifer itc1te.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-02-23
9Der braudt feiue GSuner? Ginio

Wer brau9t fcine GGmnrr? Giniac
3eit. nad)bcm Srauflin Gin Sournal
berans5u9ebeu %begouueu bate, fporin CT
NIT pieler aabnbeit bas 6ffentlid)e Sc.
nebncn Ginger e%iuflusreiber 4erlonen
1T Fbilabelpbia init itrcnsem 5ahel
riiste, %9laubtcn feline Yefanntcn ulo
Sreuabe, i'm auf Die lluporiidtigfcit
clues iolden 8or9ebenS anf merflam
MAIDEN uno warncn sn miiileu. Sranf.
lin b0rte ibre Grnlabnuuscn uno Sor.
itelllnseu init aller @elaljcnbeit oil nno
luO iie barauf Su Glide, nit Der Sittc,
alle, hie iid iiber ibit ;u beflasen hat.
ten, mit;ubrinscn. Die @aite crldic,
nen, ipurben bon Sranflin nit 0OIlid.
felt aufgenommcit llnb balb bcganliea
lie pieber nit ibren ireunolifcn 9tatb.
i9ldgcn, lpie er fi9 fiinftis bel Der Scr.
ausgabe ieincS Slattes Su benebmcu
babe. Gnbli9 ipuroe 9emcloet, bab oaS
Gjjem aufgetragen ici. Wtan bcgab lif
3u Glide. Nllei1 ipie b~ctrofien iaben
bic @aite chamber ar, oils iie bic 5aicl
nit nidtS Inbercm oils nit Sipci elcll,
ben 4subbinss unb chem sro6cn &rus
Nalier belett fanbeu! Mtan nabnl
BON Dem mebr oils einfa6cn @cridte,
fonnte absr fcircn SiiIen binuntcrbri,t,
gen. giur Sranflin 9riif tii6tis ;u
unb ermurterte Die @dite, eiu @lcid)eS
3u tbun. als CT enolib iab, baB all'
fein Suipredcn uersebenS mar, crbob
CT iid unS ia9te: nWfit meincr Wtit.
ta9stafel babe id Sbnen wobl ben See
peiS geliefert, bab ib nidt all;u uiel
Iniprii6e 5u maiden gelpobnt bin.
Ius bieiem 9runoc abcr pciie ib audi
Sire freunoi6aftlideu Jtatbldldse
3uriid! Gin Menid, Der Don SGges
ipanezT uooin9 uro @alcr lcbcn fam,
Scr - brntibt feinc NHnucrihnftc,i a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
THE MARION FIRE.
TWAS started by n Drunken Negro NM"
CareIss.p-.s-Iisf Of Houses D~HroJe"'

MARION y. c. Nov. S.-The hre mere
Nor dny was a terrible one, ana WHVil
nigb ruined the town. The loss VIII Lc
lone but poorly. as very little Oh IilS
uroperiV and merchandise was IhSultN
a. All The greater portion OF the pIoi-
ness houses and dwellings were "o9utl
structures. and of course were hai" ~
save. 1T, ,o,s,,ned
The. hardware store OF w. +. Jones' tne
drugstore of Morphew " Whlte' the 50
loon OF NJ Emerson and stores as III
lows: Mccall x Connolly j. D.. SYN
dell. jeweer: W. B. Ratlln, 10; 80, ~
ton. T. II Martin. W. p. Blanton' ihoiiii-
as Medd, ]. S. Dysart. George a. vi III
key furniture; Martin Bros, VIII; Nc
Farland, A. y. Gilkey sons ,I -, ~
London & Bros. William Med. Burslh,
The stores not mentioned except ny "% Tho
were all general merchandise. a aT
buildings and stocks OF goods were an
consumed. ..,,o,,.,.
Dwellings were destroyed as foll9"S7'
NJ. \. Newland. Mrs. Lizzie Neal. Ed; D.
Justice c. A. Dale, Captain George Sea
gle w. r. Craig, Dellinger Hotel anu
outhouses. with all furniture; also par
room belonging 10 the hotel some uislduce
off: J. q. McNorton, MAJOR James Neal
This list of dwellings and store-houseS
leaves out all Of the warehouses, CUT
houses etc. which If enumerated Wouiu
amount 10 at least thirty houses. Inc
only store left standing Is McCurry q
Nichols out of about fifteen stores:
The fire was started in the ARK IL Is
supposed by drunken negro man llSntlhs
a cigarette in the loft OF the bulldlhs
and dropping a match in some stray"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
SIIGE AAD FtEID GUNS
T. japanese Used I .m "a Great Advant-
ar - PIT Arthur.

"r - y Arthur.
LONDON, Nov. &S.-The Toxic CORE
spondent Of the Central News telegraphs:
The japanese have found at Port Ar
thur a chart which has enabled them tn
locate exactly and control all the mines
in the harbor.
on November 9th, previous to the
stOrming Of the forts, the japanese placed
one hundred siege and field guns i'm we'll
shell upon the Chinese entertainments.
This bombardment made possible the
rapid success of the assault.
There was an engagement near Mo Tien
Ling on the 9Th. The Corean troops
attacked the japanese right flank. The
japanese loss was siXty-eight. killed and
wounded.
From Tien Tsin the Central News hears:
Lii Hung Chang has gone TO PaO Ting
Foo. his usual winter residence, and the
seat OF provincial government His de-
parture has given rise to many false ru-
mors to the effect that he had been de-
graded again. The Viceroys friends say
that the time Is near when he will be
summoned to Pekin to save the country
by his craftsmanship.
AN SD sCEIM NATE MASSACRE
LONDON. Nov. 5s-The Times cor
respondent in Chez Foo says
Admiral Freemantle and nifty British
officers landed AZ Port Arthur on the 18th
Kung Total, OF Port Arthur, brother
NJ the Chinese Minister TO England. has
zone 10 Tien Tsln. The reports of a-.oci-
ties on both sides are confirmed The
Jaoanese after finding the murdered
bodies OF several comrades, gave no quar-
Ter. there being an indiscriminate massa-
ere. Several Chinese soldiers and some
tradesmen who tried 10 escape to sea were
foiIoWed BY torpedo boats and were shot "
A Shanghai dispatch says ths' 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
WAS SHOT BY THE CHIEF
A SUPPOSED POST-OFFICE THIEF
COMES TO GRIEF.
A Negro Man Badly Wounded by tho "''-
don Polics-Hs Would Not surrsn"''
and Wanted TO Fight.

WELDON. n. c.. Nov. S;-S npSinf,IiIy
wounded negro here TINS rl me- negro was
ss %ss 10 be 70 the wanted for hep
ing to rob the Garys6urlg q P TO- arrest him
when the officer went IN ~
'ne 1 negro neg yS Sinu YOU" and he then ran OIL;
He S Sa E and shot ss thrfe took if:
by MT pay. ,aii part of the back, ana
Iect IN me T Tds DR.. Zollicoffer. the phy,
sasSa N S Sss f S6st the The sa 10
pe near tne me- wounded and may ole;
Is Is d sdge his name as Moses Lyon ana
says he has worked for hit the c6 IumSer The
pany az is wanted for the post-onlce
rabbery WI" is Charles McAlister, and rb RE.
ward Is offered for his apprehehsts1;ni:, hare
man Lyon had been 10 the postum md
and injured for mail for McAI,steI,ii &C. sn az
II was supposed that he ana McAiilS''i
were one and the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
oxford Items.

OXFORD. y. c.. Nov. 2S.-@uecial: -Su-
perior Court is I'm session in oxford this
week. Judge William II. Hoke presiding.
court. Two young colored children-a boy
about fourteen years and girl the same
age-have been in jail some time charged
with numbering another negro, but the
jury failed 10 find true Dill against
them.
our warehouses have had large sales Of
tobacco the last week, and the prices
We're satisfactory.
DR.. Hudson is conducting a meeting in
the Baptist church. and much interest is
manifested by people anxious TO hear this
eminent divine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
JACK tie Prowler.

The publication exclusively in The
Times Yesterday of The operations of
"A Jack. the Prowler." in Monroe Park
and other parts Of the West-End has
brought to light a number Of other cases
where ladies Suffered annoyances in the
same way
Although Mr. j. Henry Kracke. the
keeper OF Monroe Park, was notified and
kept a sharp lookout for the offender, he
was unable TO identify the man, as he
selected times when nobody was near 10
offer his Insulting attentions TO the
young ladies traversng the park.
The Third district police were instruct
ed TO watch out for him, and an officer
in citizens clothes watched the park for
some time without any greater success.
The assault made on wel-known
young lady Of Franklin street by
negro boy was the most serious case of
all An afternoon paper says the police
decline 10 credit this story. The state
ment Of the young lady who was as
Saulted Voc secured before the MAJ o.
was published in the paper, and the
occurrence vas one o. tuc most positne
character, and the necessity Of ponce
vigilance in these cases is being largely
discussed in that part Of the city where
IL occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
HIS FATHERS DEFENCE.
rpraL or THE WRIGHTS AT ACCO.
MAC COURTHOUSE.
Tn. Argument Closed and the Case Given
to the Jury-So Verdict kesshed La"
Nighi-Intenss Interest Felt.

AcCOMAC COURTHOUSE, VA, Nov:
Especial. This third day or tne r,ai
of Arthur W. and William l. Wright,
Tor the murder OF John III; Fisher, was
resumed promptly by the County Court
AT 10 O'Clock this morning. No aDate-
ment of interest by the pubhc was WIS.,
bic In fact. the courtroom was dehse-
ly hacked with attentive listeners. NO
undue excitement prevailed. but rather
a profound sorrow for the SITUATION.
The defence announced that it had no
further testimony 10 Offer and DIt d
short time was consumed In rebuttal.
Five instructions were offered, embody-
ing the Law OF the case as viewed Dy MI.
James H. Fletcher, Jr.. attorney ioi the
Commonwealth, and were objected 10 ny
the defendants counsel, but the touIt
very slightly modified the NTH instruc-
ton and gave them all to the jury
MR FLETcBERs ABGUMENT.
Mr.. Fletcher then strongly argued the
case, insisting that the evidence made
out the case TO the jury as clear Kill
ing with generalization ana mahce aIore-
thought, without justification or excuse,
and that the prisoners had forfeited thelr
lives.
The defence were doubtless much ham
pered in their intended line OF argument
as 10 threats and conduct OF the deceased
tending to show harbored intent 10
Kill or do bodily harm TO defendants
Much or such evidence sought 10 be m
tToduced was ruled out by the court
but MI. Blackstone ana MI. NtStbllt
believing their clients had done nothing
but what any other men of spirit would
have done under like circumstances,
with logical and eloquent force of argu-
ment, strove to impress the jury TO Ike
belief The prisoners and their near
kin, their aged mother, Arthur'S wife or
less than "A year, broke down and wept
bitterly as MIR. Wescott impassionately
proclaimed that John II. Fisher had put
in operation himself the things to bring
about his death. He had repeatedly
and gratuitously insulted the prisoners;
and on the occasion of the homicide had
gone down in the grave OF an honOred
father and visited upon his memory dis-
honest acts IN life, which no man be
lieved that then only did William l..
Wright, with characteristic virginia
manliness, caring nothing for self re
sent, at the risk of his own lie ana
liberty, the insult to the father dead.
but in memory revered and honored.
Mr.. BLAcRsTONL's VIEWS.
Mr. Blackstone followed i'm a very
earnest and incisive argument, and the
jury and audience gave him rapt atten-
ton. The argument of the case was
then closed by Mr. Fletcher. who insisted
on verdict of guilty of murder In the
first degree. after which the jury retired
10 their chamber, and at $40 o'clock
+. VI. returned into court, and declaring
they had not agreed. They were COM
mitted to the sheriffs custody till TO-
morrow morning at ~ o'clock, to which
hour the court then adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
YOUNG HENNHdW DfdD.
4 student les From Nasal Bemorrhace.
Wedding IN Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 2S;-Spe-
cial.-Mr Lee Wheelhouse and Miss
Mamie +. LuckenbuTs will be married
tomorrow night at o'clock, at the
church OF the Good Shepherd Memorial,
in Blandford. The grOom-elect Is broth
er of Mr. Joseph Luckenburs, Of Rich
mond.
and stables Of Ms. Webb. In Prince
George county. short distance from
Petersburg, were destroyed by fire. Mrs
Webb lost two fine COWS, "A large quantity
Of feed and most OF her farming lmple-
mentS.
MIR Burnham Henshaw, a student Of
the University School in this city. OF
which W. Gordon McCabe Is head mas
ter. died this morning about cloch,
on Monday, just before recess, he was
taken with bleeding at the nose. and
went to his room at Captain McCdbc -
with whom he boarded. Simple remedies
having failed TO stop the flow of blood;
DR.. II. 6. Leigh, ST., Or. Liegh, IT, anu
Or Budd were called TO attend the young
man, but the skin of the physicians
proved unavailing, and death resulted as
stated. Dr. Leigh. Sr.. who is one OF
the most prominent phys.iic,lans mere e.
the kind ne had ever seen. The deceased
was about sixteen years Of age, and
son Of Mr.. \. b. HenshaW, wealthy
and prominent lawyer Of New Iberia
La. His remains Will be sent 10 New
Iberia for interment.
DEATH OF REV. Mr.. BIRD.
A telegram has been received here an
nouncing the death of Rev. :. Moylan
Bird. which occurred this morning at
$3.50 o'clock at Galveston, Texas. The
deceased was brother Of Mr.. II. '. L..
Bird and Mrs. Morton Riddle, of this
city He was rector Of ST. Paurs church
at Selma. Ala, from 1866 to 1873. and Of
Trinity Episcopal church in Galveston
from 1873 TO the time of his death. The
funeral and burial viii take place in
Galveston tomorrow.
DAMAGE SUIT.
The jury i'm the suit of AioOre's admin
fstrator against the Richmond and Man
chester Street Railway Company for SO
90 damages. which has been on trial In
the Circuit Court of Chesterfield, gave a
verdict this afternoon in favor Of the
plaintiff for $3.50.
Miss Susie Andrews and Mr.. James
Walthau both of Petersburg, were mar
ried this afternoon at the residence OF
the brides parents. Rev. II. VI. Hope
ofticiated Among those present were
Miss Alice Jeter and Miss Hudnall, OF
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
COkFEGt HCF INCIDENT.
sam SMALL Attack Upon Bishop HsyGood,
of the VI sthrdi.t Church

NORFOLK, VA, Nov Especial.
Rev Sam Small has editorially attacked
Bishop Haygood on account of state
ment made by him at the Charlottesville
Conference few days ago. when the
proposition was under consideration 10
rebuke Dr. steel of the Epworth Era,
for associating bishops and barkeepers
in the headlines Of an article written
by him.
The editorial in the Pilot was more
than a half column in length, and was
headed Bishops and Bdrkeepers. III
referring TO the statement OF Bishop
Haywood. that ne alone was responsible
for using his powers as bishop 10 com
pel sam Jones TO locate and cease con-
ference relations" Mr.. Small says TO
do this he violates strained construc-
ton of law, by the breach OF which
mensely for a long series of years.
fl is not necessary TO say that TINS
vigorous denunciation Of the popular
Methodist bishop produced indignation.
The preachers who voted TO condemn
DR. Steel will hardly applaud Mr.. Small
adi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29
PERSONAL hND GENER6I.
Interesting Facts About RichmOn IS Git.
Eens and Other MRtirrs

Mr.. ). \. Moore Is critically i'll. at his
residence, No. III - west Main street.
Miss Fannie s. Hart, OF Worsham. Va.
is visiting at No. G12 east Grace street.
The reading rooms in the West End, OPP
posite Monroe Park, were opened yes
terday.
Miss Emma Shepherd. who has been on
an extended visit TO Washington. return
cd home Tuesday night.
The Deep Run Hunt Club met yester-
day on the MechanicsyIlle road at the
toll gate. The run was very enjoyable
one.
Misses Lizzie and Fannie Hogshead, Of
Slaunt0n, are visiting their friends, the
Misses Smith, at No. $40 east Leigh
street.
The alarm OF fire turned in from box
So, al 2:23 p. NJ, yesterday, was caused
by the burning or a chimney on the
mouse, No. S25 Duydl street.
DR.. George W. Darlington. Grand Lee
turer, will be in the city to-Gay. and Will
be glad to meet his Niasor'c friends at
the Rough Ashlar office at Il. NJ.
Rev. Or. George Cooper will make the
ADDRESS Friday night at the meeting Cf
the local union Of Christian Enueavor, at
COwardin-Avenue Christian church, In
Manchester.
Nh w. w. Foster. the wei known
photographer. has just completed very
fine large-sized portrait OF Mr. j. T.
GOss, clerk and accountant IN the Office
OF the Auditor OF Public Accounts.
Lieutenant John K holstead OF Com
pany {, who was recently placed under
arrest for disobedience of orders, has ad-
dressed a letter TO Colonel Jones, through
Captain Shackelford asking 10 have ms
disabilities removed.
On and after December lst passengers
from Highland Park Will be transferred
to the west-bound horse cars at the cor
ner OF Seventh and Broad. and horse car
passengers will be transferred u the
Highland Park cars.
The Varsity boys, from Charlottes-
vile. numbering about 40, Will MAKE
Murphy's Hotel their headquarters. where
they are being entertained right royaHS /;
The publication OF yesterday which SAN
they would be quartered at the DAVIS
House Is erroneous.
Mr. Alexander Walker. who arrived IN
Richmond last Wednesday night from
Washington. says that he has lost MS
valise. He thinks he left II In some
saloon. He Will be grateful for any
information about il. He can be COM
munlcated with through the Second
police-station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-29

Now they come again to play u.s.
Ni,h their hopes raised 10 the SKY
But with Penton at our head they'll sure
Iy die;
But W.T. Penton at our head they'll sure
ly die.
As We march along the football field
In an Independent way,
You can hear the people say:
They must be from |. V. \.
You can hear them sigh and hope TO die,
And see them wink the other eye,
At the boys who back the team OF w
Virginia
a. s. Gray and H. T. sutton.
Next 10 the prize song, the one with
PERHAPS the most merit Is that , whlcn
is thoughtfully dedicated 10 The Iiih ',
In general and TO Mr.. Hiden IN paIu..lu "
lar, and as that gentleman follows ,ne
ball on the field to-day, gatheTlhs -
Their information about the lnlr ,,aorSs
OF the game the music OF tno5Se "tton
will doubtless reach his ears qulte oi'O'''
Here Is The Times song;
Richmond. Richmond, we've been 'ninh-
ing, loo,
Can our team do all the crimes
That are written by reporters,
In your Daper called The 11iheS'
VARSITY. Varsity. we've been 'hihhihs'
Hiden's ideas never came
Put he Kind 10 him he's groWlnE,
ave and bye he'll learn the game.
Roth teams have accepted an invita-
ton from Manager Leath 10 witness
pawn ticket 30" at the Academy OF
Music tonight.
The nor ok Cont 'geDt.
The following special telesram was re-
coi,.od ~ The Times office last night:
Norfolk. VA. Nov. Especial. ,
r,be excursion from here to hchmond
to-norrow under the management OF the
University Alumni Association OF ~, 10! :.
folk will carry up many OF Noriolk
gav society people who are enthuslasuc
admirers Of the University boys. Ih 1rL
will be many ladies In the party. Inc
Baltimore College team will arrive htI
steamer ard a clever game is expected
between them and the Norfolk I. NJ -