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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
A Card from Mr.. Norment.

DR.. Norment the father Of one Of the
young men murdered by Tillman's spiei
I'm Darlington. has published the follow
ing card:
AS 1t would be- impossible for me 10
answer all the letters of coincidence and
sympathy sent me by friensd from this
and other States. because OF the murder
OF my son, beg space in your columns
for this purpose They are words Of COM
fort and love. and | thank them sincerely
one and all. Our boy. our eldest boy,
is gone from us forever. cruelty and
brutally murdered by hired assassins. II
his untimely end shall be the means OF
stopping the infamous career OF the muir
derous monster who dsgraces the re-
nowned and time-honored office which H.
holds We shall bow our heads trying 10
say: Thy will be done.
Again | thank these friends FOR their
heartfelt sympathy in our sore distress
"B. q. NORMENT."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
Control of Norfolk and Western.

4 movement is on foot TO make con-
test at the next annual meeting Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
says the Philadelphia correspondent o.
the Baltimore sun. For several days pase
there has been a considerable amount 81
this stock purchased. and in a numbes
OF instances large blocks Of the securities
OF this company have been borrowed by
a prominent banking house in New YORK
at a premium
For some time there have been num-
Der of large security holders who have
wanted representation in the administra-
ton of the affairs of the company, ana 1t
is said that the purchasing and borrow
ing Of the securities are for this purpose.
A large amount Of this stock is held by
foreigners. and IL is claimed that these Sc
curity-holders are the ones who intend TO
make the fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
NEWPORT NEWS AS A PORT.
Her Wonderful Growth In q Few Years

Her Wonderful Growth In Few Years
Steamers Loading with Grain.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, April TO-
Special. )--There has been a great deal
said about the advantages and growth OF
Newport News in the past twelve months.
That Newport News Is destined to be one
Of the leading ports of the country is UNI
,loubtedly true. She is leaving Galveston.
Baltimore, and such ports as are in their
class far In the shade. although both Of
these ports are old enough 10 be her
grandmother.
Now as to figures showing her growth
in this particular line, / submit the fol-
lowing, which | know TO be absolutely
correct: In January, February, and March
If the past year the total exports to for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
AN OVERDUE STEAMER ARRIVES.
The Acme Had to Burn Her Interior
BuIkhe,ds for FueI-Export-.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 10
Especial 1.-The British steamship Acme
put into this port to-day for coal She
came from Maceio, Brazil. with cargo
Of sugar. The Acme was twenty days
overdue. and had to burn her interior
bulkheads for fuel The captain reports
very rough weather. and after noting
protest regarding his ship, cleared for
New York She was assisted IN by the
pilot-boat Relief from Cape Henry
The British steamship Chatiieid cleared
to-day for Hamburg. Germany with
51.249 bushels of corn and 100 gram
bags.
The exports for this month are nearly
81 .OOoO 900 against sl,27l. 2l9 for the whole OF
March. while those OF Norfolk was only
$G0j, 1863 for the past month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
ATTEMPT At TRAINRo6BERY.
1t Is Fooled by tho Express Messenger
One Robber Killed,

WICHITA, KAN. April lo.-The DaL
tons or other train-robbers attempted
last night to hold up Rock Island train
No. !. four miles below Pond Creek.
in Oklahoma Territory. They met unex.
pected resistance at the hands Of Jake
Harmon, the Wells-Fargo express mes.
senger. who shot and killed the first man
who tried to break into the expires car,
by the use OF dynamite. Other men In
the gang tried to escape. but the train,
men succeeded in wounding and captur.
Ing another OF them and two horses
The other bandits succeeded In getting
away, but without getting any Doodle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

.,gn countries amounted to f2.GD 2B, WINE
for the sa,us period this year they were
q, 40l f19, showing net gain OF s,oV,,'S
for three months. The imports ior ,"'
same period show even xreater sar
and for the FIRST week In this month me
exnorts have reached the sum OF ~ztiis
THE past week II a record-breaker as re-
CARDS shipping There were i5s,SD pusne's
OF corn shipped. This corn was yainen AT
1902. 3l5: fifteen steamers cleared TOT lor-
eIgn countries. seven OF these uan,"s
cargo: nine ships entered from foreign
countries. all for cargo. The steamships
Creenbrler and Kanawha the new snIp'
built for the Chesapeake spd ONO Steam
ship Company, together with four other
foreign ships are now ioadng he's.
There are over So0 600 bushels OF grain IN
our elevator, S. cars on the Chesapeake
and Ohio yard. and about I'D cars IN
transit.
The new ship, jamestown. which has
lust been added 10 the feet Of the Old Do
minion line, makes six ships on that llne
between here and New YORK. All OF these
ships carry passengers as well as freight.
The representatives OF this company say
that they are doing more business now
than they ever did before.
The shp-yard is doing great deal or
repair work just at present, and when
they get good start on the government
vessels they will employ more men Than
they ever did before.
our little town Is growing very fast,
and what we want just at present is more
people, more enterprise, and more rail-
roads
The British steamship Greenbrer cleared
for London to-day with "A cargo valued az
300. 900. which Included 325 head Of beeves,
and 1903 sacks OF -four.
Thirty-seven thousand and ninety-three
l2e. s52 barrels sacks hOur-value. tl3i515.
1921 pigs lead-value $ll.7S; l75O bags
grape sugar value, $40: ~ hogshesds to-
bacco--value. sGTos PSI tierces lsrd~-yalue.
S. $50; 400 barrels glucose-vslue. A695
/, l56 bales hay-value, $1,000; 2.i3 pieces
pine lumber-value, $500: l27O bags pea
nuts-value. $40; 325 head cattie-value,
s2i,375
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
THE TANCIER COMMITTEE.
They VIII Meet the Maryia nders at Horse
Hammock To-Day.

Hammock Io-Day'
FORT MONROE, VA, April lO.-(Spe-
cial .)-Speaker II. II. Cardwell. Hon.
John b. Moon, Colonel K. e. Boykin,
and Captain j. b. Baylor, OF the oyster
Survey. with his instruments; G. p. Har-
rison, his clerk: r. Il. Samuels, or war
rem. stenographer. and Colonel j. Bell
Bigger secretary Of the Virginia Commit
tee. arrived here this evening from Rich
mond. and are at the Sherwood. Mr.. w.
C;unter sergeant-at-arms OF the commit
tee, is also here.
Chairman Cardwell has telegraphed the
Maryland committee that he Will meet
them tomorrow at l o'clock II. NJ. at
Horse Hammock. The Marylanders will
sail In their elegant steamer Mclean.
The Virginians will leave here at to-
morrow morning. taking breakfast on the
steamer Chesapeake. Captain Hudgins
met the committee, and is agreeable, as
usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
THE GOVERNOR EMPHATIC.
THE CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Representatives from Each State mt Bir-
mingham Historic Tableaux by Ladies.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. April lO.-The
here on the cath and 18th OF this month
promises to be grand success. There
are now 40 camps OF Confederate Vete-
rams. Each camp will send from six to
hundred delegates. and there will be
thousands OF old soldiers present as visi-
tors.
The "Tableau of States" under the d.
rection Of Colonel Robert Chisholm, In
which young lady from each OF the
southern States win participate. will be a
pretty feature OF the occasion.
The ladies who have been selected and
the States they will represent are: Vir-
ginia, Miss Lizzie Clark. OF Newport
News: Maryland. Miss Montague. Of Bal
timore; North Carolina. Miss Kate Can't
well. Of Wilmington; South Carolina, Miss
Adele Irvine Hayne. OF Greenvile; Geor-
gla. Miss Annie McDougal, of Columbus;
Tennessee, Miss Adele McMurry Of Nash
Vile; Kentucky. Miss Eenora Graves, Of
Lexington; Missouri, Miss Katherine Tur-
-ner. of Columbia: Arkansas, Miss Lille
MCGEE. OF Van Buren,; Texas. Miss Mary
NJ. Banks. OF Houston; Louisiana, Miss
Adale Vinson. OF Shreveport; Florida,
Miss Elizabeth Pasco, OF Monticello; Ala
bama, Miss Carrie Toney Cochran. Of
Eufaula; Mississippi. Miss Eta Mitchell.
of Jackson. Each lady will be attended
by q maid Of honor.
THE SOUTH.
The young ladies are expected to per-
senate the South In series Of scenes on
the stage OF the winnie Davis Wig
wan" Each young lady holds q banner
on which IL worked 4 coat OF arms OF her
State. The time II the fall OF lsso. A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
The Evolution

of medical agents is gradually reiegatins
the old-time herbs. pills. draughts, and
vegetable extracts to the rear, and bring.
Ing into general use the pleasant and
effective liquid laxative-Syrup OF Figs.
To get the true remedy see that IL is
manufactured by the California Fig-Syrup
Company only. For sale by all leading
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
lYNcHBURC'S MILITARY SCANDAL.
Captain w. w. Seay, Jr., Makes state
ment Generating Himself.

LYNCHBURG, VA, April l0.-tSpeclal.)
In an interview with your correspondent
Yesterday. Captain w. NJ Seay, Jr., of the
Artillery Blues. made the following state
ment regarding his connection witu the
recent military scandal in this city.
wherein IL was charged that Captain Seay
and Private Watson had been guilty 0f
using the arrro,y as place o! aHSsha-
ton and card-Giaying: Il was MOI m tne
aynory on Wednesday night last, when
IL is charged that Watson and l had
woman there. When ! was informed OF
the affair. | Immediately called for Wat
sons resignation, and upbraided him for
his conduct. Watson admitted his SIilt.
and exonorates me from all participation
or knowledge of the affair. Watson also
declared his willingness TO make affidavit
to this effect"
ALL PLAYED CARDS.
Captain Seay stated that so far az
card-playing i'm the armory was con-
cerned all OF the companies allowed their
members to play a social game or cares
after their weekly drills, but no money
or bets were allowed-at least, so Tar as
he knew. He also stated that since ne
had received his commission he had not
allowed the members OF his company to
make undue noise, or deface the arlnory
in any way, and had exercised strict
military decorum. Captain Seay stated
that no one in the city. either citizen or
military man. regretted this last occur
renee more than he, as his company ana
himself had been prosecuted in almost
every way they could be, and their fau!ts
had been magniied in every posslole
manner. Governor OFerrall has ordered
a full investigation OF the matter, ana IL
will be held the latter part Of the week.
Officers OF high rank from Richmond VIII
be here TO carry on the investigation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
REMOVALS..
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
| beg 10 inform my friends and the pub
lie that / have removed by STOCK OF
GOODS kept in my store. &S east Main
street, to MY STORE. lD1 and 1909 EAST
CARY SIRE EFT, where in future l VIII
be pleased 20 see them,
Respectfully, "
ap Set ROBERT WENDENBURG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
MEETINGS.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
LEXINGTON. Va.

The Board 81 yisitOrs ~ THOR Hln..' %.
Ing Ia June NEXT. vii APpDisI r.I.g
CADETS % Gi yacln'ies u tle fir.. ..rt
Fifth. sixth, Eighth, Ih.ueeefl,
Eightecn u. Ntnctsenih, Tv-1'y-f-st lf.. ...
sixth. 1venty.~ogonth. 1hirite'h. Ih.riI..- ...
1hirty-toiri. 1birty-sitth. Ihiity.se .s-.r. ..
ThirfY-n!nth senatorial Distri.i- Afr
FOR infOl nation or appointment sh go .r
dressed to the Undersiepod before t.. o.. .f
JUNE SCOTT ~.'
ap lI-2awiV @pp"rl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

Old papers for sale at SC . hundrs1 q
DISPATCH onicA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
OFFICE OF rHs CoFrrl--rrvsi,

OFFICE OF THE COFrEl--rrr.l,
MACHINE CON .tsI
RlCuNOSD, Va, Al1. 3. lr.l
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TH.
/ STOCKHOLDERS ~ this caTfay
hold az "a Office. corner Ninetefr.h 8.. ...r
streets. on MAY Sd, AZ T. Noon.
FRED. = NTF
40 std
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

RICHMOND. Va. Mar m .I. ~
rVHE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIRE
4 STOCKHOLDERS or fHE iNlNN -
KERAGE. COMMISSION AND MAEsr
COMPANY wiii take piarc e. 90 5000 ....
onlce 1922 east CARY street, "a AI.l
1894, at > 7. II
BY order u tAe president. JU,ar- q.
CHARLES DAbENfN
NH std secretary ani ire1. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C

Win
HYPoPHosPHITES OF LINE And SODA
for Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis Coa-Impr.l ID, 90
all Diseases Of the Throat sui Luns>
Price SOC. and 81. Prepared by
PURCELL IAUD 8 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
W = = y y 7 - 7 7
III, ii, HILL.

TIE UNICl d ANU IhIUh hIDLN
under tho management % EuRsue Peitirr. % no
buggy wheok. ordinary. ur cicle, ami ..feIf
bicycies Prices. .l, 90. aud ; reuts
Mr. Hill Leaves Neg iork 90 th~ -0'l 'fA
trip around the world n his uulTcie. ap -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

AFTERNOON. AT 100 O'CLOCK.

The following are the ushers assigned
for duty at the meetings to-day:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

BASEBALL ON RICHMOND COZ
ID LICE CAMPUS TulS AZ ll kNf
tona state Lcaguo Pa, s.. Kirlmoni '0'....
Game Gated a. 2. ". o. iI..E
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rusINks, orronrsNIrLl.

CUCCESSFUL SPECULATION
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II you want . increase y0l, 'rr.m'. 'iy Dlr
syndicate system OF speculate llornau.a
free. send tor cur circular.
THOMPSON s. DEkk COMPANY.
ap ll-W4t b Wall street. Sew .f..
A CONTROLLING IN1ERESl is
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New York for sale for a. 5000. 4 rare r't
Address FRED BRLl Nl.r
Post. Onlce Box 1880. New lots, N...
sp1l-3t
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

Ginen netten geitras our 3ebre BON
Der alinf oes Mebi5inirens, bic INN bic
3eit, als Der @robpater bic @roBmut=
ter nabm, in 9ans europa bliibte, lie
fert bas 8eiipiel zines Nlr. Samuel
Seliop su 9udinsto,pn in Srlanb. Der
bpr einem @eribtsbof auf 3ablun9
elmer @potbeterrebnuns pertlaet ipor-
ben mar, lpeld)e SIS eng9el4riebene
Dolbbo9en umfaBte. Sn 81 Sabren,
nanib bon 1874 bis 1916, bate Der
quite STR. ,Scilop 226, ,934 pillen qe.
ihludt, alIo Our6idnittlib 1O,8O9 i'm
Sobr ,ocr % ben Gag. Sn ben leb-
tn fllni ,Sabren Der 9enannten 3eit
Ear leine taglibe pillenration 78 @tud
uno i'm Sabre 1914 batte ct li1 an
81 $50 Stiid erquift. Die1e pillen.
nlena: bate Der Wddere i'm Qaufe Der
scnannten 3eit nit 10000 islafden
berfd,ieoener Mirturen binunteraetpGlt,
fuBeroem aber nod unterfdieblihe
Gdfse unb Sattpergen bertil9t. 3ief
betrauert BON ieinem 9lrat uno jeinem
neuen gpotbefer ltarb ber Nerbienifpolle
leiher f9on i'm IS. Sabre feines iiber.
aus tbdtisen uno nubbringenben Sc.
beus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

bas aanse 9aIs in yetpsguns unb
Shrdnsn. Sch trus lie ms 5hlafse@
mad, rief einen Mr5t berbei unb
{anbte einsn @tallfns9t gu pferbe
aus, i'm ibren Gatten, pbilipp. 5iirlt
bon Der 2snen, 5puperdn i'm gtbein=
bunoe felt Suli 1906, unb i6re 5od=
ter, 9(malie, geboren 1889, 1910 per=
mdhlt an ben @rafsn 9alher be Ia
pageris, 5u bolen. Nad gerlauf elmer
Wisrtelitunbs fam Der 9}iqueur bes
6i;ffen, UNI gu fragen, oh bic syiiritin
aliidlidb nad 9duie sefommen. SD
fraste i'm, ipo Der 6iirlt lib nit Der
SCOOTER bsfirbs. ySie foupiren BEL
einsm ibrer 8sfannten," ipor bic Mnte
mort. SD erluchtc i'm, lofort 3lriids
aureitsn unb Iie au bitten, naA 9aule
auriidsutebren. Nls id nihts meDr
ausrihten fonnte, besab i6 MIDI in
ueir 2oais.
nMm nGAften Sage mahte idl msine
Wiiits beim 5iiriten bon Der 2epen unb
oab ibm Die Suipslsn Isinsr gsmablin
auriid. Sic Itarb erit am 5. Suli un=
ter arauenbaften Qualen, Bic meine
8emiibunsen MIR petldngsrt batten
- uno itarb nnh nit ben morten:
rDer G5hpsbe!" auf ben 2ippsn.
Man fragte nah meiaem Tagen; ich
antportsts: rDer tbut nidts 5ur
Gade, ba jeoer S9peoe bas 8leihe
Qetban bate"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
1etaapora ttttttatttttt.

Yldr4en bort id einft eraGblen
Bon ben 3aubrern. bic als Dra9kn
uebes ibre 0rauen tpa4en
nne iie gang entfebli4 qudlen.
Weift 1T beut' berfebrt bic @ahe,
Denn bic Qualen unb bic plaaen
MuB oer Mann ssbulbis traaen,
meil bic 6rau gar oft Der DroGe.
Moufetobt. Mrs. Weebs:
"Oottor, i'd tam bic Gur4t niat ous
melnem Ropfe berausbefommer,. bah
Msi1 armer @atte m6aIiherpei;s
theintobt be9raben porben it," -
Oottor: .llnfnn! Sd babe ibn bod
in seinsr lebten Rranfbeit behanbert
Wbpethslumg. - rsDarlm ma.
hen sic benz, BON ben RlOBsn tin.u
inn,er 9rOb unb ben aryDern flttn.
Ssran RoHbdrin9" cWeil mein
Mann fih in.mer betlaet, baB er AZ
nenis Gbaue@!eluns I'M G1en bail"
- Der 6&lautopf. - llnteroffi.
5ier: ~.... anb 1parum fsu, Qetmann.
Elm forsfamtr RoSoIeriit immer nS0.
ii4i! duf neidbem Noben ~ rsien 81.
den. spenn er aut patrouine ousaefdkdl
lptrbe. - 6sIbat (fdbMen): .lDsN 8
tsan 1sjIbss jSglls
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

ses Sinnerbsin nrfsl gebattert un i4
ben einiges getreit bic pebns gu ltappe.
= dltie Jrau, ie bot lellemol reit netlt
Dpbr gu uns gelebt, is amer iebt forts
gemubft, bot nleine Nltie tmol Refiet
geDlDe, mas gut for nein 9rutpel lei
1oat. Mei Qi53ie bot ben 9toff auh
gtfodt, es NOR en- ganae peil Sade
bor3u nDtbig III en- 5hnen bots gsps
TX. bah esm be Dbsm seftodt bpt. Wers
3eb Gtunne BOTS tpfs mifie un,3uiebt
mar nor nod ebbes ms1r ipie baib
Vtinthe in ben patt. Der Stoff roar
fo 3db, bnb ia1's nit bss bdtGst erz
.1usi1apps gsmibt ben. Dappa ben ih
sane 5fpei Stunb en- Spubn p5a nenl=
mfn mile. 9err Naoaft:oldr, idl iage
Jhnt, 9nbr unb So.Ter lin una.lDinte
Qkim 3ufammtnssnlidjt idnlsdt spis
sstnup ainb ashf ssasn BEN 5toff!
Deei 3ung is mid 10 bsi5ig inorre, fpie
u Rib I'M befeibs bab mar Der s5toff
ITO Hidig, boB mid,s isoesmel 3.,.e
6tunb genommt bot, btpor baB in
sAlJe8 In mtin Munb log set1dslt sss
bdtt I'm.
0tlI. nm mel Altis q plie5s, zen i9
mi Nltbhtjin Qerpnluse, amer aebcIfe
nm ni65. 80 ben id md 2atiis an.
III fetfeit. otpEx e3 tci mll(
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08
Das 9ebt nibt 10 lelbt!
Sic 1ino feit matchmaker perbu1s


sic fino feit matchmaker perbun-
| ben.
9iefe RDtbe bebeft oas @eIibt oes
jungen Mdbhens, nno 10 ieltiam Der
Sull audi lnSerem Glaparode erltheint,
| 70 finbet er i'm oob drgerli0.
WdDrenb lid) Die 8eioen nit lpabrer
Mutb Dem gSalseripirbel bin9aben,
mar Iein Wlonocle, oas burtb einen
Geioenfaoen felfgebalten mar, berab-
Qefallen unb in oas geibben oes iun=
gen Mdo9ens sealitten.
ST ,pill es 3uriidSieBen, es 9ebt nibt,
CT min Den 6aben serreiben, aber bie
biinne Sdnur 1T felt uno giebt nid)t
na1.
Das 1T Die 8osbeit Der tleinen
0inee.
Oie Ierlpirrilne bes iunsen Mdbs
6ens ldbt ii6 nibt bel0reiben. glu9
CT 9erdtb in INNER grOBere Terlegen.
| lett.
Stun nlo6t ct einen persneifelten
Sud = es fommt! Mher bas iiberrntbe
Md66en wirb plDbli1 blab - tpeiBer
ols Die Moulleline.
eynoem oas Wpnpele ipieDer ans
Qiht Der Gersen fDmnt, tommt ettuas
nit - Elm Stiid gBatte.
Gas MGDhen mar rei5eno, aber nod
iebr jung Gurs, es tuar - Matte.
9ie 9lermlte linft anf ihren Stuhl
- i'm 9lugenblif perbreitet li1 bas
Geriibt Deg Greignilies i'm GnAianie.
9ie Widod)en lteden Die Gbpfe Sulan-
| men uno fi0ern binter ben SSdhern.
Ser unsliidlibe Glaparofe bat feline
Talluns ipieoerge,ponnen st iud)t
feline Sanserin, um li6 bel ibr no9z
mails 81 entlbuibigen uno lie our1
einen neuen Sans oas fleine llnsliif
bergehen 81 MAIDEN.
sic mar perlbmunben.
Sic 2ante Gprilanore mar ilber oas
MiBseI6if ibres Weffen untrDltlih; iie
ma6te ibm teine Torpiirfe, tie fa9te
mlr: rWosu trdslt 0u aud 1ol6e
iiberflililise 6enlterldelben npr Dem
gluse?"
Sic eingen AUDI balo nod Dauie
uno lesten li6 iblaien, um ben Nerser
gu perseiien, lleber yfadt fonmt ia
aud 3atb. 9lm ndblten Morsen
bate Glaparobe ieinen GntlAluB ge=
fabt. st bat Die 3ants, lofort sur
Mutter iener fleinen Sdnserin su seben
unb um Die 0anb berlelben ansubal=
ten.
r9lber", ia9te Die Sante, ,oas lit Die
rei6Ite grbin BON Titre!"
ySie bat allo mod nibts geerbt? Sd
bin entidieben eliidliaer, als i'd es
berDiene.
3ante Goriianbre mar iber bas
Grei9niB beunrubist, pollte aber ben
Shritt tbun, neil es Der @unl1 bes
scliebten gieifen mar, uuo bat i'm 0er=
gen 8ott, oab er 9llles gum 8uten
menoe.
| Gos Mab6en mar iiber Die Sitter
liOteit oes jungen Oiannes Bis 81
sbranen gerilbrt uno nabm ieinen gn=
trag an. 0rei Sage ipater tuuroe er
Dfflciell ais grautigam pprgeiteat.
Die liebenspiirbige Malsertdnserin.
cine einsise Sod)ter, bra6te linn eine
Mitgift bon anberibalb Millionen
Granes ins 9als.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

Dann I'm tn tor belm gsltart mi
Bis heut fonnt id NOD nit aus bus
Batt, 10 { ihrsdlih RaIt ben id NIT
has 9ab gefetIht. Ser Dafter no se>
tpn,me is, mid gu lsbe, bot geiaet, i'd
tpdr en- Ohs iuomit ih psrbleitpe
Sbne Sbr lietper
9 bilipp g dueramper.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-11-08

M ebbie Sic
tonne notb ri=
mentbere, DAP i9
{ CUTE 3eit 5erid
{ arges Salt ge.
fetiht ben, mas
mid e gut 8iel
getruipelt 9ebatt
bot. gin fan9s
bot mih lneln
Nrnl iii mel lin-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-22
/. DANCED ON AIR.
Murderer Black Yanked
Thence.
He said LET HER GO
And lhsn Sh,flf Glnensr 7ouchst
Rim or
EVERYTHING WAS LOVELY
EVERYTHING WAS LOVELY

Cool as q Cucumber the Murderous
Fiend Walked to the Soaffold
With q Joke Upon His Lips-He
Prayed a Little ana Joshed to
Show His Nerve-In the Matter
Of Religion He Profsssed to Have
Secured q Corner Upon the
Whole Visible suppiy-When the
Performance Began In Earnest
Il Took Just q Moment to Take
the Life OF the Cruel Slayer OF
Mrs. Lena Cunningham - His
Neck Was Broken Just as Slick
~ Could Be-The Crowd Who
Saw Him Die Felt Little SYM
pathy Tor Him-Just Bsfore the
Fatal Drop He Said He Was the
Happiest Man on Earth-Up to
the Last Moment He Protested
His Innocence Of This Crime
The Life OF q Villain Who started
Early to Follow Q Career OF
crIms-Ths story OF He Last
Brutal Deed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-22

BUTTE. Dec. 2l.-"rhc County Fair"
which has the record OF having the great.
est run IN New York of any play ever pro-
duccd in this country, will bc the holiday
attraction NJ Maguiro's. The engage
ment begins Monday evening aud conilG-
ues during the week. There will be a
matinee ChrlsImis day and also the usual
Saturday matinee. "fhe County FAIR
ran for four years at the star thcatcr,
New York, It's immense success beiag IN a
great measure due To the fact that IL hls
tho greatest race scene ever placed before
the public on the stage. The play has
made It's owner. Neil Burgess, a milllon-
are. Tuc sale of seats begins this morn
ing Al 10 O'Clock q. III.