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The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09
Saturday. March 0. 1895.
Grated nutmeg at Scofields. 80.
Popular priced clothing at DeGraff's

A. N. Jefferies has been i'll this
week.
Fine olives very cheap ut the Side
Issue. 80.
Odd Fellows social next Tuesday
evening.
Fine fresh line Heinz pickles in
bottles. at Scofield's. 80
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. JEFF
ferries, Friday, March l, a daughter.
For sale-Lot and house on Barnes
street, $1,4OO. 2-23-4t. jim LEE.
r.. H. Gage of Taylor paid the boys
of this place u visit on Tuesday.
Go to Scofield's for corn, loysters,
and lunch tongue. 80
Furnace heated rooms to rent. In.
quire of Mrs. L. a.. DAVIS. .2.l6.3t.
Wanted-a situation for general
homework. Apply at Mrs. Fink's.
L. Christensen and A. Anderson
went east Thursday evening to buy
cattle.
DeGraff's clothing is going to be
sold at prices that will sweep them
off the counters. 2-23
VIM. Hecht and family and ]. F.
Christen drove in from Taylor Tues.
day.
DeGraff can, DeGraff will. DeGraff
does give the greatest value for your
money. 2-23
NJ. L. Ayers went to Bismarck
Thursday night to attend legislative
obsequies.
liner & Lucas have just completed
of the best meat coolers in town.
1t is a model.
For sale-farm lands near Glad.
stone and Dickinson. A.. ]. Burnett.
1.12tf
The finest lot of children's caps
ever shown here from Is cents up.
Call and see them at Best's. 80
Call and examine our bargains in
Boys and Children's clothing.
2.23 &c. DEGRAFF.
Superintendent Clark spent two or
three days in Taylor this week on
school matters.
am prepared to deliver coal at
any time and in any quantity.
w. NJ. KL1NEFELrER.
Through Lent service is held at st,
AIMS church two weekday evenings,
Wednesday and Saturday.
Oil Opaque 7-foot window shades,
all colors, spring rollers and fixtures,
complete, 40 cents at Best's. 3.e
Some lots for sale cheap. Easy
payments. l.12tt
A. ]. BURNETT.
At a meeting of the Dickinson
Hose Co. Wednesday night j. X
Porter was elected chief.
If you want to buy q sewing-ma
chine or an organ, or piano see G. 5
Langdon. 3.3tf
r. S. Holmes has n of the fines
lot of draft horses ever exhibited il
this place at the Langdon barn.
Ice delivered at any time at 81 PEI
load. Call at Clough st. Barn.
1851. w. M. KLINEFELTEI
Oliver Whaley has moved into on
of the Roberts houses near the cornel
of Cakes and Hannaford streets.
James Whalen moved his band o.
sheep a short time ago from the Bad
Lands to the head of Antelope creek
COTS ground floor gallery will be
closed for a few weeks after April Is
next. Don't get left this time. 1914
Notice.
Dickinson, N. D.. March Q, 1895.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

If you want to buy a sewing-ma.
chine or AN organ, or piano see G. 5.
Langdon. 3.3tf.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Go to Scofeld's for corn, loysters,
and lunch tongue. 80
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

At a meeting of the Dickinson
Hose Co. Wednesday night j. X.
Porter was elected chief.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Look over scoheld's line Of dress
goods, dimities. ginghams, and duck.
ing before purchasing elsewhere. 50
Ice delivered at any time and in
any quantity.
soft W. M. KL1NEFELTER.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

TO those who are owing US we
would say, call and settle either by
cash or note. as we want to close up
past due accounts.
2-23 CrRR1E & CRowL.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

VIM. Hecht and family and ]. F.
Christen drove in from Taylor Tues.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Fine fresh line Heinz pickles in
bottles. at Scofield's. 80
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Fine olives very cheap jst the Sid
Issue. g.,
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

DeCraff's clothing is going to be
sold at prices that will sweep them
off the counters. 2-23
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Odd Fellows social next Tuesday
evening.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Julius Westphall, who was injured
by hand.car accident some time ago,
and who is now in the IN. T. hospital
at Brainerd, writes he is doing we'll
and expects to be back to work again
in a few weeks.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

An indemnity benefit payment of
$500 from the Odd Fellows Aid and
Accident Association of Piqua, Ohio,
has been turned over to E. G. Bishop
of this place by l.. K. Granteer, local
agent. The payment is based OH a
$4,000 policy carried by the beneficial.
ry-$l5 per week for a period of
tWentY.Six weeks.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Thursday was Miss Edna Hanley's
twelfth birthday and she celebrated
it right royalty. About thirty.fve of
her young friends spent the afternoon
with her. They had a merry time
with music. dancing and refresh.
ments, and left Miss Edna several
pretty gifts in memory of the day.
Thursday raj also the birthday ami.
versary of Miss Florence Klinefelter.
one of the guests at Miss Edna's par.
ty.
In looking about for bargains you
will have met your most sanguine ".
%pectations if you step into DeGraff's.
Not only has DeGraff got a complete
line of boots and shoes, but he has re.
Gently added a full line of furnishing
goods. These goods were bought in
New York and at such prices as en-.
ables DeGraff to sell them all at bar.
gains. just call in and see for your.
self.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Our success in the Carpet Sample
Business hinges upon small profits,
quick delivery and no waste. Try
Best for your next carpet order, or
inquire of some one that has. 80
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

A. N. Jefferies has been ill thi
week.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

Miss Mamie White has been re.
quested and very likely will consent,
to hold a private summer school for
pupils above the primary grade. Miss
Whites ability to teach is we'll
known and her school will afford a
good opportunity for pupils who have
lost work through illness to make IN.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

The largest wholesale carpet house
in Chicago has shipped us samples
of their entire line. Call next week
and make your selections while we
have all these samples, whether you
want to buy now or not. Over 100
samples to select from next week.
80 w. T. BEST.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-09

JOE. F. CHR1sTEN.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01
polITIoAL ANp PERsoNAL.

nTastors worthy of Record II "a Event-
fui YEAR.
MARCs.
s. LoYi Rosebcry appoiated premier a Eng
land.
80. Con. Eoai Dow. tho prohibition advocate,
celebrated his Goth birthday.
Arnih
g Patrick Welsh. editor Of tho Augusta
Chronicle. was appointed United statoa
senator from Georgia in place q General
Colquitt, decoased
f9 Ex-Ccv Thomas J. Jarvis WAS appointed
United States senator from North Carolina
70 succeed Senator Vance, doceaaod
JUNE
O. Emma Juch, tho primn DONNA married in
New York city to District Attorney Welt
man.
T. Lord Randolph Churchill and Lady Church
81 arrived at New York from Queenstown.
NOVEMBER.
g. MAJ Gen. o. O. Howard, q. s. A.. placed
on tho retired list.
20. Gar Nicholas Il Of Russia married at ~
Petersburg 70 Prlnocaa Alix Of Hesso'
Darinstadt.
DrcENHEil.
q Jehn Burns, incinher Of parliament and rep
rcsentative Of unirlGtuunted labor Ia Eng.
land. arrived in Now York city.
q Now emigration convention between Unit
"a States and China ratified az Washington
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01


Iha Cih annual conttnfl0n oi tha Boot and
ehoe Norscrs lnternotionai union met A.
Hoston.
Ihe tricnniAi general council og lho no
formed episcopal church opened at Chiaa
%. Iho asih annual conecstion of oiyn enrf
necrs upeaed 81 Niaeasp Fnlln
July.
O. Tho National Aisisic 4cnohcrs' association
began iia onnunl convention rt Saratoga.
y Christian Endeaycr convention openod a.
Cleveland
hu eih Hnneal cquvsniiuu # the Catholic
Total Abstinence Society Of America opc1
"a Of 81 rnul.
y mo National hasooiafion of Dentists began
ita aunuai SESSION 81 tUtt Monroe.
b. Ihe eih aanuHl sss-4inpiaent ni iiic union
Yotcrnna nriur held % Rochester
~ Tho 4th tronnial convention Of the grn-
efal grand & 4stef, Boyal Arch hiasona.
met at Topeka.
sHpresnnl
Y. Tho Royni Order q ecotland held ita en-
nual mceting 81 not7n.
ocTonEH
70. Tho 10Th convention Of american bankers
met nt Baltimore.
Tho national oncampmcnt Union Veteran
legion opened nt Naware, n. j.
EovENnrn
y Episcopal chuych concrees opencd n ncs-
ton
IA Unitarian 10Th annual conference began IN
Baltimore.
Tho National Grange. Patrons q Huabandry.
opened itu 23th annual session at Spring
field. ills.
10 Tho 2lst annual convention ". G. 4. y.
oncncd at Cleveland
50 Tho 9TH annual session 81 the Tranemilsis.
rippt corgrca opened ~ Sc. Loris.
DECrnBEn.
4. The American Eocicty ot Mochanlgrl rnai
neera held their annual cleai0n in New
York.
8. D00th nnniverHnry 81 20 birth of cuatavus
Adclphus % sweas6. ceiabrated ID Europe
and America,
10, Annunl cqffention q tho Americas Fed
Crtti9Yof Lator cpcncd at Denver.
i2 AnnGoi canvmiion ~ Che American Civil
Raryico neforrs ieagua met ia Chicago.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01
MARINE DisAsTERa


Events Of Interest 70 Those Who Go
Down 70 Sea- Ia ships.
sAsuAnY
iR Tho Nol7eegien bark Havciock, from PEN
aacoia for Calais, France foundcrod In q
storm in tho MID Atlantic; the crew Of n
rescued hy hfe aayer1 from tho atoAmAhip
France.
g The lannon's war corvut Kcaraarge wreck
ID on Roncadof rci IA the Caribbean sea;
the officers and oriw were saved.
q. Numerous diaastots 10 chipping on tho Erie-
ish coaat w 4 heavy storm.
ArRlL
o. The bnrlf Belmont, FROM Boston, wrecked on
Peak Hif1 bars, Mass sailors drowned
10 The schoonefa Abort ". Smith aad Kate
Mnrlzoo wrechod on tho Now JNsaoy ecaat;
10 sailors drowned.
Tho lumber schooner Susan II. hitchio
Wrochcd at Bay ucai n. j., the crew
taken Of by lifo savers
q. The coaeting steamer Les Angeles wrecked
on Little Moro rock, Cal. 5 sailofs drown.
ed 90 Of tho crow aud q passengers saved
BY boats nnd e life rnfti tho yeaeol total
wreck
Is. g aahoonars wrecked 81 3 storm on Lake
Michigan; 98 lives lost. inoiudinR eevcrni
women. AZ PORT huron volunteer iiio
savers were dr0Wnod rs attempting 20 fea
cue q crew hom tho rigging Of the water
logged schooner William ebupe
JUNE
& The Dominiou limo sttaaioE 4ezaf, frain
Montreal for Bristol. wrecked % New
foundland: loss, siQ0ooQ
"a Fishing tag sark OF Atlantic Highlands 81
81; nearly s9 drowned.
EOVEHanIt
lei Tho schooner Ainatn from Hoelsport for
Boston. wrecked and buraed at Ports.
mouth ~. ~
Is The schooner Antelope capAizQd 81 Grand
Haven harhor. Mich her crew Of 3 men
drowned
I "a Schooner Graeio Benson out down ID Boa
con harhor hi lhe steamship Reading
sailors drowned.
NHINHNHIA
& Tho schooner clara eimrTen ran down +
Long Island sound BY the British sicnwc'
Doriant b of ll,a crew drowned.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01

Record q Deaths Largely Duo 20 Care
laasnea-
sASuAnT
~ II deaths IA Q tolcecoping collision O. tte
D., 4. and q. at Hacienaack Meadows. y
q % injured
%. minors hilied hy an czpiosion at Boss
ApnfI.
3. 10 killed and many injured hy tho a1pia
sion Of fireworks ieeiefg q Fetef'hefe
g. asatas ~ tho eoliapse .oi : tenemeus q
nAy
50 Several deaths in wFeck 81 the wiscoi-
sin Central AZ Meuviilo VIA.
aune
81 50 men wnilod 81 bs namoe and smoke ln
Anrnins mina naar Birmingham. ABB
f.ithc
81 AL csrsesioa % a4e danp IS shs Asaion
colhery, Wales. caused the death O. "a per
sQae
rs 3 uni,ed etatea aoldicFa kiliad nnd
wounded by The accidental ekplQaipn d
ammunition ~ Chicago.
93 superintendent Addison q. Aaaon ct che
Lthlnn Valley ccII|tflfa and turouaa H|I.
linIn Wilson of fhc hxtlcr rsliirrJ Rliiad
~ cage accident ai Pltieipni fh
Aeogsr
3 nrrmtn killed fnd injured AZ ihe httn
inn oi a ap|nn'ua 4ili in fDlmdp|NNIA'
0 y eneofo burned lo death and e1Geft
iy injured in 4 fr1slle Hfeth on the Clira
eo Rock haona upd fae'Hp near A|ncpIn.
N hln|ts fia ~ Ffatlla Wh
niqla aaHacattA
sfaHnF1
Ihe IoNne oI HInckIey No'osraa aHd A''H
sion Greek destroyed By forest 0ras' qfsR
$50 I|NtN |uNI HnutnnuT |uIuNNu.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01


O. LORD RQscbcgyA cole fada' won 'ho Enc
ilsh Derby.
iA Nin Helen ueiwig won iha 'a1N ionn
championship ~ AnnrIcnoi PhiIadeIrh'a.
as Cornell crew defeated thc Unireftty 90
Pennsylvania % ihp upppr ptluNaro ~
it scc3ndH
m. ramnpo won ere snbaflah Hsndsean
thfonahrNd HnV ~. y.
% Fey q Santa Aaiio won ihe American Dor
BY go Chiteeo.
-. Yale defcaled Harvard "a She nu1nai toet
rnco. Now London, Conn.
sFlq
teE. W con won tho aii round athletic chnm
rionshir 81 iho United States.
Sc Oxford delentcd Yale ga che international
athlotiu Eaul1s a. Lonaoii-
Auarse
f5 Tile nnitardles won tie Futufity nso1t
iyn.
IA Robert J hrohu tho worid'a pacing rccord
in 2Olk nt Torrc Hautc. Ind.
q. Alx broke ehe worlds s1cord, trct.tne ln
QutH ~ ul1aArfe. INA
NoTENnH4
"a r,ln debated Harvard if tho annual foot
bah rnno at HpfinBsigid, Muz5.
81 FennAt1VnHia dogcsted Harvard af to1t11i'
IA Philadelphia
rrcneHEn-
1. Yale defeated rtincoton at S.sotbsil "a New
York, "a - o.
8. Frank G. Iv,a broke ths worlds record lor
baik lire blliarda 20 CAcaso
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01
MIsoELLAaeous EVENra.



5ANpARg.
l8 nrifish trcors dcfcntrd t,ooo sofns in eicrrn
Leone; 20 Sofas killed.
C. French troops eniered Timbpktu
FnBnuARr.
TO- John " McKnnc. the corrupt "hos8" oi
Cravcsond, n. u, sc0tonrod too years IN
states prison.
g. Martial hsw declared IN west Virginia on
account cf q etrilrcfs riot az Eagle.
10 Capt Frank y. nfoWncll. tho nvengef 81
Col. Ellsworth, died ia Warrington.
a. Martha J. Fuller, O Htcncgraphcr md typof
writor. mysteriously murdered IN the osiif
of hor employer "a New York city,
ArefL
4 Major ic Caron, the notorious Britis
upon irishmcn IN America. died fl
IA Ths poilnrd-B -Brockinridee suit dcof
favor Of tho plaintiff; damages aw
u. Tho famous Rluallan insurgent "
Aquidaban sunk BY governments to
boat
Is. Tho tiepcnsary law Of south Carolina
ciared unconstitutional.
50. Landslide Of st. Allan. near cuobol
changed tho course Of the SA Anne rigcrf
damage, ssoo,ooo
I. Coxcy's oommonwoalers entered Waehiur
ton, and the leaders were expnlled frol
tho capitol grounds
e Serious voting by the unemployed a
Cleveland, Q.
4. children at q Catholic home near larry
town, N. Y, were fatally poisoned BY eat
ing plant mistaken FOR hagroot
9. Striking miners at Wesley, Ills.i used dy-
nnrnite IN an attack ON mining plant 3
deaths and mnny Injured
i0 Fatal collision between strikers and depur
ties at Lamont, Pa.
IL Mra. Lois Triton, the last siavo sold on
Kew Haven green, died IN Now Havnn;
20. The American Railway union declared a
boycott Of Pullman cars.
JULY.
@ Rioting and inccnaiarism on tho ousatsrta
Of Chicago; rs cars burned
g. Collision between mob and United States
troops at Hammond, Ills.
10. Collision between rioters and regulars o.
L.add, n,a. 2 riotera killed
10. Strike Of the Amorican Railway union praq
ticaily ended.
e. Jamcs Muliigan Of Blaine "Aiuiligan iet
teri notorioty died in Hoatcn.
AUGUST.
/. Japan declared wnr upan China
q. Tho new tariff bill became 2 Inv.
BnPrENnEn.
i8. Battle. OF Ping.Yane. Korea; rout of th'
Chinese army O,0o0 strong.
IT, Decisive naval battle won hy the Japanee
81 Yplu river
OCTOBER.
l2 Train hold up nt Aquid Greek. va. as.
express robbed Of q largs amount.
NoveAiArs@
8. Tho Texas Cotton Palace fnir opened q
Waco.
/ l2. The steamship Sc. Louis. the iargest ago
buiii IA America, launched - Philadel
phia
Port Arthur taken hy tho Japnrouh
DNcnfnnn.
4 The state forest commission Of Now Yor
anlhoriaed a state pagh oi o0.ooo aoses 8
fn0 llatslriils.
81 Tho magnificent now roichstng building 1
Berlin opened with ceremonies 81 clnbQrni
Eiiendor.
q Train held MP near Fort Worth, Tex, en-
express cur robbed of money and builiu
estimated at $4,000
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01

Wost of tho i1eFoufinE ficEaonf cgciuua1
and rarihquakes tersonaf spori-
lne ANA ntiacalinnoous nooofd--hn InA
dox AZ the fast Hrnrr history.
rho yunf 1921 Is mndo memorabilia Ht
homo hY the cnaotmont oi d tarln and ln-
come tax law. the great Pullman boyooit
rna rnfirred rffier. rtth their erccna-
nnnvlnr tnnult and mob piolenoe, the
samoan imnrorlio. tho nlnQaelds IN
cidant aud tho now Chipeso.Ainerican
lfenty rho lending events abroad were
CHIC great yellow war, which has raised
grave problems as yet nraettledi the death
Of tho cznr and the inierloroncc With Brit
ish lnicmsie hy che FEonch in Africa
Thoro has neen no great epidemic, and
while She king uf tcrfor and terror Ct
kings Is ncrcl idle tho death roll ID not an.
uau0ily largo. Tho white wings 81 pooco
have been sproad over .ern gSn tdaEltrx
and She difcnsslgas nnd ovcnta in the
rcalma oi nf1nce, industry and labor viii
sorVe 20 hif,en q solution Of these prob
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01
FREAKS Of NATURE.
WORK OF Cyclones. Earthquakes and Gear
rui Blizzards.
rEBnuAEY.

ful Blizzards.
rnBnuAEY.
III Destructive storm in Mississippi and Lou
isiann.
u A blizzard Of rnin and STOW prevailed from
New England 70 Nehraqlxa
"A. Temperature 20 degrees below zero % Fort
Fairhoid. Ne.
is. Is persons killed and 30 injured 40 o tornn-
DO at Longviow and Emory, Tex
ArRII-
Q. Severe gale and unowatorm on tAo Now
10. Snow ien in central Pennsyivania, she
heaviest since 1862
20. Fatal and destructive earthquako In 0Teooe-
23 An earthquake destroyed 2 towns IN VerA'
zucla; hoavy loss Of Ito andproporty.
NAY.
A destructive storm OF wind. hail and
nghfnine IN southorn Miuneeotu
O. Destructive storm m Kentucky, Ohio and
West Virginia also 20 central Now York.
Ia Earore stotm 81 Wind, hnli and lightning
In the northwosiern states
Ill STORMS destroyed property valued nt 81,
ooo,oao ia Ohio. MAchigan and states west
ward.
IS. a aeroo storm on Lake Michigan; hoavy
loss Of liie among saiioTs.
20. Tho middle Atlantic coast swept ty q tor
rihlq storm floods IL Tho Schuyikin and
euaQuchanna rivers
sUEn
4 A windsiofm wrecked several houses and
stores IN Taeema; peraora'h'iried urdef
tho debris.
"A. The city hall ard othor buildings wrcckad
hs i windstorsn d Brazil, Ind.
q klinncs1fa ans south luircte swept by
windaiorni 10 deatha. many injured
July.
h. Fatal earthquake shocks qt Constaniinopio.
Auousr
q Tho heaviest haiistorrn "a tho history q
Revere. Mass. prevailed canaine great
destruction Of aaEden en1ps and window
Riasq. sioneg fell measuring thre' 'iourtha
o. nn inch - 81 inches n diameter
OCTOBER.
& Tornado at Littlo Rock deatha and o.,
oo0 600 in property destroyed.
l0. tgnonlonts wrecked BY storm ga Nav
York city deaths.
NovnRrit
ia Earthquake sloch "a eicliyi 400 pcopio
list Of FAILURES
wresss rsaaslag upoA aAe Aaslse Sea ea
nuslnes
IkNrART
e Theodore Naiiou. tho piunger, assigned So
AAacn.
10 Morse a Smith. produoe commission msr'
chanfa 81 Boston and Cedar AapiaH Jas,
mnao so rNifnmcnti eaiimnlcd linbiliaioa
4a1oQ, assets slbQ1l
s Iao Charles H. 1iehster fuhlishlng com.
eaaF 81 which NArA i'EaIu ula tne priuc
naI owner. odEua1 N Now tolt
NuFnHnHn
National BANK e ean htrnerdt
a M t|od IA NQqFt
g Nttflntft Haackitf. 80 ioN|f lumber
at' iEupo nIH' FN4Nt hntN'
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Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01

\ De. Charles Edopard nfQwnaaQunsd tho
eInlnent rrunch phfflciar. dI.etperef ok
th6 tslirirpf ife. in FnfIs sfta
a0c|phiu lHpd t
fem 4nr. tte taiearo poet ana hunariat
fsind d1ad 4 hnAifr Green hy.
ia DAVID uay Fela the emtneat IaHyrf
Al. WHIf itv rrN
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-01-01

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nesiays II each
dialIy invited
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3. Martial law dcclared IN west Virginia on
account of etrilscis' fiot "a Eagle.
H Capt. Frank =. BroWncll, tho nvengef 81
Col. Ellsworth, died ia Washington.
Il Martha J. Fuller, HlcncEraphcr md type.
writor, mystoricualy murdered IN the on
of hor employer "a New York city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
ROANOKE Va. THURsDAY 5R7TNG ~. p67I7 =
PHILADELPHIA BAsEpALL TEAM.
A list of Their Games for tho Month OF


n List of Their Games for tho Month OF
April.
by Associated Press to THE TIMES.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2O.-The
Philadelphia baseball team, under the
management Of Manager Irwin, left at
1920 O'CLOCK to-day for Hampton, Va,
where they will practice. All of the
twenty one players were at the depot at
III O'Clock and seemed anxious to get
away. The team was given hearty
cheer when the train pulled out Of the
Pennsylvania Station.
The following players were taken on
the trip: Olements, Grady, Buckley,
Beam, Tighe. Johnson, Boyle, Cross.
Hamilton. Delhanty, Thompson, Tur-
ner, Csrsey, weighing, Sullivan, Hall
man, Taylor, McGill, Baldwin, Reilly
and Smith. The team will be divided
at Hampton aud practice games will be
played until Sunday. March 81.
On April they will play in Ports
mouth; April Q, Norfolk; 3, Petersburg;
=. LynchburR; S, Petersburg; 6, Ia. ny,
Petersburg; Up. n.y., Roanoke; s, Rich
mond; 12. Chambersburg. Pa; 10, Car
Isle, Pa, and April Is and is, q.
uagerstown, Md. From Hagerstown
they will go to Baltimore, where they
open the championship season on April
49,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
DEATH OF eH1Lipsr. GEORGE ooox !,

. 1'a.lve OF Virginia, But CAST His s,vor,,
into the Balsnce for the Union.
Dy Associated Press to TnE TIMES
DETROIT, Mich March 2o-General
fnilip ST. George Cooke died at His
mono In this city at o'clock this A..
ternoon, General Cooke was n.ttna
"a "a virginia and was IS yeara NJ &C
LIS career has been identified with 81.
army since his admission to we.t
roins when only ii years OF ape. bnr hn
mas aiso member OF the bar ~ VIZ.
slnis ana had written several interest-
ing works, among which are volnTr.
y. cavalry tactics: "Scenes and Adven.
lures the Army" and New Nexico
General Cooke had seen service IN
onosy neio where valor has been dis
RRtIsySu 5or nifty seven years. In the
oas nN"k war he was leading offs
conquest OF California and New Mar, sne
ne dispersed the Lipsns in 1s5a and
Iater LED raid against the Anachas
Iie was commander Of the departmnnt
~ ossn when the rebellion broke out
snaO land. Upon the breaking out OF
Sae rebellion, unlike most Southern
4Incers, including his own aon Gan
1onh d. Cooke. and his fauous son.in.
law, zen. j e. B. Stuart, be cast his
sword T3 IN the balance of the Union.
TIC became commander of the cnlvarv
reserve OF tho Armv of the Potion &C and
psrslcipaeed in all the important events
OF the Peninsula campaign, at Gaines
i"ilis' directly opposing his sonin law.
Een, stuart. He sfierwsrd superin-
s emo the recruiting service, and in
dsoo TOOK command OF the department.
VI sne Piatt. He was breveted maior-
Kenerai ior his splendid services in The
~ tA w1lie In command of the division
" ua. sne iakes at Detroit. In 1874 he was
ro " slser 1orty.six years of contin-
general. He had lived in Derroit ever
since. 'toi' eser
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
Clearing the Way for Peace.
Associated Press To THR TIHys

WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The jap
anese legation has received cable infor-
nation of several cabinet changes, one
OF which Mr.. Matsugata. to be minister
OF finance, has not yet been announced.
Field Marshal Yamagata, who was In
command OF the first army until he be-
came i'll, now becomes minister OF war.
The place was occupied temporarily by
Marshal Oyama, the hero of Port Ar
thur, who now returns to the field. The
new minister Of finance is one of the
foremost statesmen OF the East on the
money question, and he has had charge
OF Japana fiscal sffsirs at former event.
full periods of her history. These cabi-
net changes and the appointment OF
Prince Kom atsu as conn ander in chief
OF oil the military forces of. Japan, are
regarded az having ei9nificant bear
ing on the peace negotia lions now in
In progress, and as clearing the way
for declaration OF armistice and a
cessation of hostilities.