davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state herald., 1895-05-31

?amucl Brown, mn escaped murderer
has surrendered himself NJ itoscnburg
Oregon
The state herald., 1895-05-31

After physicians had given me up. was
saved By Plso's Cure:-.Ralph Eris. Wiiiinms-
mort pn. NnY. =. 1sQ3.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

May In iucncgs Comblc 81 Reduc,
health to the do niger limit. The reyivtnR properties
of Parker e Ginger Tonic best overcome thsse Ills
The state herald., 1895-05-31

~ u not truc that certain fnnn'icnl FRO.
hlhltlonlsts have gone 80 far M TO Try to
hnxc poetic llrenae tnvnhnl.
The state herald., 1895-05-31

"Short reckoning makes long friends and
short pockpts make long faces
The state herald., 1895-05-31

The farmers are now making nm alliance
TO feed c,iv hoarders on skim'mllk and cold
taI.n laaug
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18

beiligen leBtsn Wilen ni9t anerfennen
nil oosr oarf. Der @eiitlide piro,
falls er geiitliden 3uipru6 ertbeilen
m d)te, bur6 bieie 8erorbnung Der
geb0roe eigentli1 ge5mungen, fi1
ielbft unb felne 8eb5rbe blos3uteaen,
,nbem ct iast: Sd balts stpar Cure
9anblung8meiie ni6t fur un9rifli6
uno m0Ate gerue cine Geier abbalten,
aber mein Grobberr mill eS ni1t.
Sod bic 0auptia9e 1T: Meroen bic
ilber3eusten 9lnbdnser Der 6euerbeitat,
tung, b. b. bleienisen, melde bieie
art Der 2ei9enbeleitisuns oils ei.
men s ortf 9ritt anieben, ni9t bem
Gbriltentbum entfrembet merben, wenn
man ibnen flipp unb tlar iagt: bieier
.Jorti6ritt" pertrdat ii6 ni9t benz
@brtitentbum2 Sbre 3abl 1T i6on
sroB in 9eutihIanb. Warum ie ale
Dor ben aopf ttobens Sa. lpenn es
fi6 I'M einen Mngriff auf bic 8runbs
lebre ber 9riltli1en air9e bon Der
9luferitebung Der 3obten banbelte |
Nber bic 4uferFebunssboifnung 1T bod
BON Der Dirt Der 2ei6enbeltattung nibt
abbdnsig. Wenn Semanb, ber bic
Nuferitebung bes 3obten leugnet. alS
@leo Der 1ri1tlihen Stride gelten uil,
bann bat bic Stride bic pfli6t, ibm au
iagen: Du bait einen anberen @eiit alS
mir, Du geb6Ilt ui6t su uns. Nber
bic, Delbe nur cine anbere Mrt Der 8es
itattung Der SoDten baben moaen, barf
bic STRIDE ni6t ausfoBen. Die Drift
li6en unb firhli6en Sitten finb bod
tDabrbaftig 10 beilig unb mibtig ni6t,
baB bic Stride unter allen umitdnben
on ibnen feitbalten miiBte unb cine Mbs
mei6ung nidt geftatten biirfte, ielbit
auf bic @efabr bin, einen unb swar
ni6t ben idlehteiten She'll Der Gbriften
fid 3u eatfremben. Gin alter Sap,
mad Sem bic eoangelif6e Stride ii1 ail
ri6ten pflegt, Iautet: Sin necessariis
unitas, in dubiis libertas, in omnibus
caritas'', b. b. frei aberieBt: in ben
@runbIebren feft, in ben Webenfa6en
na6ihtig, INNER liebeool.
Bei 5ol1en, nur bic du Bere 8emobnz
beit beriibrenben Dinseu muB Jreibeit
berri6en. Sinbet elm neuer @ebanfe
9lntlang unb ldBt er ii6 ausftbren, 10
Dirb feline gerbreitung ii1 bur9
3wangsmaBregeln sUar aufbalten,
aber nidt beieitigen laRen. 9aust ein
neuauftretenber @ebante aber nidts,
10 wirb er bon ielbit mieber peridwin.
ben. (vDie Glamme"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18
Dr. priee's Cream 8afine powoer
QS&Fe @eltsAnsEelt 4nsaei&nmma.
Gin @eiftlt@er fir Die Seuer 8e.
ftattun4.

Gin 8eiitli@er fir Die eyeuer 8es
itattnmg.
Die Mabregelung bes pafors MRls
ler bur9 bic medlenburgif1e &ir9en.
beb0rbe bat in ben tueitefen 4reifen
llnwillen erregt. l1nb NIT &e9t. Mas
rum foa benn an benz Sarge Der aur
0erbrennung beitimmten Qei9en feine
tir9li6e Geier absebaIten nerben! Mir
MD fen befennen, uns 1T haS 8egraben
fpmpatbif6er, aber mir befreiten ents
ihieben, baB bic 8erbrennuna ber 2eis
den un6riftIi9 ieia muB. Sas 1T ia
ri6tig: in Dielen Gduen III bic 2ei9ens
perbrennung eine Oppoiition gegen bas
@briitentbum. $50 bies ber 6all iii,
mirb aber faun eine Mitmirtuug Der
Stride bel Der 2ei6enfeier beanipru6t
uerben. gs tann iebo9 iebr mobl Der
San eintreten, boz eSemanb aus rein
geiunbbeitliden &adF9ten F9 fiir
Werbrennung ber 2ei1en ins 3eug
mirft, bic 2eiden feiner glngebDrigeu
perbrennen ldbt unb f9lieBli9 anorbs
net, baB feline eigene 2ei@e einmaI per=
brannt uirb. Ober min man etma
bebcupten, bic aerate bdtten bic 4bs
t6t, bas @briitenthum au betdmpfen
unb bic Stride 3u bei6dbisen, menn he
bic ginfiihrung ber 2ei6enoerbrennune
erfireben Mau barf es gepiB teiuem
perarsen, tpenn er grunbidbli6 gegen
bic Geuerbeifattuns if. Nber man
follte bod serabe i'm Snterefe bss @bris
itenthumS fi6 bitten, ieinen Wiber.
ipru1 aut bic 9riitli9e ueberaeugung
au griinben unb bic &elision gum
Oefmantel ieiner Ser3ensmlnide au
MAIDEN. Sie 9riftli9e ueberaeugung
1T es mad unferm Dufiirbalten nidt,
tpelbe uns bic 8eerbigung bes Sobten
pol3ieben ldBt. Mir tbun bas biels
mebr, neil mir es 10 semobnt linb.
SOllte einmal bic 3eit tommen, bab
bic Geuerbeitattung algemein Site
Dirb unb baB man iid alio on bieie
Irt ber 2ei6enbeieitisung gem0bnte
(unb mir glauben. bob eS nod einmal
babin fommt, tpeun bas aud nod
lange bauern mag) 10 tpirb tein Drift
lid sefinnter Mann baran aniioB neb.
men al8 an etwas un9riltli6em.
Wfan tpenbet elm, bic SSeuerbeltat.
tung iei cine alte beibniitbe Site, bic
bur9 bas @briitentbum beieiiiat nor.
| fei. Das ift riftig. Die eriten gbri.
Hen i6IoKen ii6 benz iibil6en Sc.
brauhe on. unb auar tpurben bel
ben Ssraeliten bic Gei9en fur gep6bn.
lid besraben ober in Gelieusammerr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18

ner pflidten o6er in Srau @liebetbs
uno Sunfer Neebs @elelli6aft. Saren
blieb unlibtbar, oblpobl Srau liebetb,
nahbem lie ii6 iiber5eust bate, mie
pellis iu bsfiirbten mar, fait ibren 8e>
I1luB bereute.
nGS lit bod cine merfipiiroi9e slebnz
ltd)fett" besann gbner eines Cages,
rswilden Sud, sndoise Srau, uno
meiner Wtutter babeim. Guer glntlit,
Guere Mtsnen, Guer Sang, ia felbli
Guere Sttmme rufen bic grtnneruns
an oas ittlle, sliidli6e Neben meiner
Suseub III mir tpad. Wir, 1neine
Mutter, 1neine 8raut uno i9, lebten
fill unb fr;eolid auf unierem @ute,
bis bieier unieliee aries ausbra6 uns
Glfes 5eritDrte.
uaber tper 3iuans Gu6 benn, @uer
titles 9eben auf;ueeben lttb in bet1
arieg slt 3ieben?'
SD lpar arm, tneine Braut eben'
falls, oa 5os id5 fort, tim nein Slid
gu periu9en."
Srau GlIebetb lab eine neue 8itrg'
fdaft in bteler Qebnfidfeit, au6 riibrte
iie Der ebrerbiettge, fait finbli9e 81id,
NIT bem @Bner lie unoerlpanbt betrads
tete. Sc mebr tire Sur6t it6 perlor,
oefto mebr febrte ibr !3utrauen 3uriid,
baS perborsene Silber3eug fam pteoer
gum goridein; 8e@er, &annen uno
2eu9ter praugten tute ebebem auf ben,
Glide. Der quite 6auptmann bate
ttur luse fiir @liebetbs NeGnlidfeit
NIT ietner Mutter.
GtneS Nbenbs iaB er pie geip0bnli9
im gor5imner unb idilberte feine
gliidlt9en, bduSlt6en gerbdltntlle,
bies SbDll, ipte er es nannte, su ben,
fi6 ietne 0eoanfen aus bem eroBen
Drama fliidteten, in tpef6em sr CINE
Rolle 5lt iptelen ge3munsen mar. Srau
@llebetb idenfte Wein Elm, Der 6aupts
mann tranf.
rDieler fleine 8e9er," rief er aus,
inbem ct BEN eben geleerten, id01t
3iieltrten @etnbeder aufnerflam be-
tradtete, perinnert n,i6 an elm Ser
ipre6en, oaS i9 neiner 8raut beim
abi9ieb segeben babe. Sie bat mid,
TIT einen fol6en 8e9er at i9iden,
i'd bcbe mebrmals baran seba9t, babe
aber nod feinen geieben, Der nit 70
gut sefallen bate mte oieler bier.
Das r.abite Mal, tpenn i9 nod 9i0ae
fomme, ipill i'd nit Gurer GrlaubniB
einen golbidn,ieb bierber ienben,
barnit er eine senaue 3et4nuna bon
6em ge6er ma6t unb mir einen eben
iolden enferttgt. @uf bieie @eife
erbalte i'd sleid5eitis elm bauernbes
anoenfen on Gad, gndbi9e Srau, unb
ait meinen an9enebmen Qufentbalt
bier auf bem g6loiie."
Srau @liebetb lddelte freunblid).
nGiir MIDI" faste iie, riuiirbe es
ettte an9enebme Grtnnerung ietn, wenn
Sbr, itatt ben 8e9er nadmaden at
failen, bas Original bebalten iuolltet,
ba bieie aleiniefeit fir Gud BON
@ertb 3u iein i6etnt.p
(Gortfetuns fcIet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18

GrL UFalOT0fb. yelbenS9enontl bon mir
m0ge gleid ginffige @rfabrnnssnau fid5 ielbft
MAIDEN, trt6em iie nit Sbren Rebijinen
nnb Sbrer Bebaublung einen 8eriu9 mad]t."
.sFavorite Prescription " lit etn energiid5
tpirtenbes, fraftigen6es 9timuIan3mittei,
bas bic 0srpen glei63eitig anrsst unb be.
rubist; 90 ilt ansIAlieBltf aus Pfau;en-
ftoffen bereitet NIB gang uni4dblid). Gs re.
gulirt nnb bef6roert ale sunitionen bee
ipeibitden Oreauismus, berbelfert bic Ser.
banuug, bereidert bas 8lut, oertreibt SGmer.
Sen uno @ein, peri9afft erfriidsnbsn Gdlat
nnb ftellt Strait uno G,eIuno6eit pieber her.
Bet allen grauenisiosu it es bas etn;ies 10 5id1er
heLenoe Vittel. bnB bafir garaatirt i1erben fann.
9iltt % n4t 10 tpirb oas 6aFur betablte GtIo aus
ridsrFattet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18

ben 3ilr Gait tuarb.
Damn ftn9 i9 an DR..
Bierce's FavoritePre-
scription" au gebrail.
den. SD sebraudte
| in itebtn Ronaten eben
70 piel Blafden un0
, empfaub 6auon iub BON
ber in feiner Gbbauh.
lung iiber 6raueufranE
betten norseihriebenen
Sehanblung 70 giinitiae
Wirflng, baB i'd nur
tuiiuiAen tam, iebe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18
@aidette stoffe.

sfiiten Dreb etple Seeriuders Sing.
bams, reguIdre I, s unb 10 @ents z@aare.
3u 5 Gents
2 Gtiten Grtra 8eetle Giniib eateens,
TrabIinssftptte, 80 3ou brett, 121s @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18
VQIfsons gr0ssardge R&QnQlgs TelkSQtG.
-6ARcAINs iber BARcAINs.--
Jedes Department Weist RequktioleD aut,
vie sic ME VoTleT VeIzeiC1let WoTdeD sind.
Seibeu5euge ! seioenseuae! /!

llaiere Nusitelluns bon eeibenaeuaen
iibt bte erDbte Gttrafttpn aus. Die bil.
Itsen Preiie sieben bic 8unSen an = aber
unlere @orrdtbe finb unerl45pHi6. Bir
pffertren nod thinner:
70 stiitfe 9abntai geioe, tpertb
so Gents, gu 20 @ents.
8s,n,tfterte 9abmtai=0Sa ibieibe,
3u Al Gents.
27 3OQ brette Snrab @lace, in
selIen uno Sunfeln Sarben, tpertb 80
Gents, gu so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18
9as Sebem iuarn ibr ,nr saR.

ssrt @. s. Grawforb BON aimeitoue.
Mt., f9reibt: ySabre lang litt i'd ieben
Wonat on periobiibeu Sdmerseu, tueld,e
uiaudu1al 70 bsftig iuuroen, bab inir bas Sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18
IN Wolfsol's uammutl Stores k0ellt Ilr
EuTs Wuelscle u allen zeitel bsfIiedlgel.
Strunlpf !. Waaren

so 0ntemS idipar3e ,,Msacp", 9as
menltrilmpfs, tn gutter 2dnge. rsta gear
bettet pertb 35 @ents bas qoar gSir
berfaufen Sieielbsn iett gu 20 Seats.
45 9nkenb felne Damenftrnmpfe
init Ooppel,Dblen. ttertb 50 Gents, tper:
ben su 35 GentS oas 8aar oerfeuft.
so 9mtemS Striimpfe fur &inber
uno Ialee Mao9en, obue Rabt, Derbb
Mibbeb, 8r6be 5-91ss, elm gutter artite
fit 20 Gems, tperbett au 121a Gsuts
bereauit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18

Ge8 Stelses Motto III: i'd bin,
Der @itelteit: i'd m69te f6einen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18
Nene &leioeritoffe.

27 3Dli breiter ,,Mtuuffeline
SrtKe", rer neuefte tpofbshte Stotf,
neue Wufter in allen @enres, su 35 Gts.
80 Stiide ,teae frana8fiid)e ca
teens, tn ben allerneueften Jtlltern, su
35 @entS.
~ 3pQ breite geibenftpffe, in
tletneu allerliebften Wultetn unb D0ppel.
ferben, gu so Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18

Dr.. prices Cream Bafine pomoer.
9as bollfommeuite. Dos Bema6t tnirn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-18
Oamell : yaiaen.

1nier srober 9erfauf BON Damen.
sataen bdlt an. @ir baben bereits nm.
sebeure Anantitdten pertauft unb iece
Rduferin 1T sufrieben un6 bod erfreut
iiber bic bdbiae Iuswab, tpelde 1ie por.
sefuneen.
9iibshe 4ereale=9aillem, nit Rra.
gen .uno Nani1etten, punftirt pber se.
mlliteit, Die tpobl rs @ents tperth ftnb, 3u
so Gents.
Gin 8orratb bon Yercale gaillem,
Die aus @arners nor3iisl bem, neuem
gereale ansefertist itnb, nit 8raeen mnb
gRanithetten neue1tsn Wufters, Die @inen
Dollar brinsen iouten, 3u 70 GemtS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-13
CLEVELAND SPECIALIZATION
In Reference to the Civil Disturb
ances Occurring in Cuba.
The Laws Of the United States on the
Subject Are Very PLAN, and the
President Calls the Attention
of the People to Them.
An Important Subject.
by Southern Associated Press.

WASHINGToN, june l2.-rhe Presi-
dent to day Issued tho following procla-
nation:
WHEREAS. Tho Island OF Cuba is
now the seat of serious civil distur.
Dances accompanied by armed resist
ance to tho authority of the established
Government OF Spain, power with
which the United States arc mud do
sire to remain on the terms of peace
and nmity; and,
WnEREAs, The lnws of tho United
States prohibit their citizens, as we'll as
nll others being within and subject to
their jurisdiction. from taking part
III such Disturbances adversely to
such established government. by
ccepting or exercising commissions
aor wnrlko servlca against it. by en-
listing or procuring others to enlist for
such service. by fitting out. or aiming,
or procuring to be fitted out aau arm
ed, ships-uf war for such service, aug.
munting the force of my ship.of-wur
engaged IN such service aud arriving in
Il port of tha Cuited States. aud by
setting on foot or providing or propar.
ing the means for military enterprises
10 he carried on from the Unitou States
against tho territory of such govern.
ment.
Now, therefore, in recognition of the
laws aforesaid, aud in discharge of tho
obligations of the Uuited States to-
wards IA friendly power. aud as meas
ure oi precnutlon, Gna to the end that
citizens OF the United States aud nil
Others within it's jurisdiction may be
deferred from sublectiDs themselves to
legal fOrfeitures and penalties,
i, Grover Cleveleud. President OF the
United States of America, do hereby
| admonlsh oil such citizeus and oshcr
persons to abstain from every violation
of tho laws hereiubeforc referred to,
aud do hereby warn them that all vio.
lation of such laws will bo vigorously
prosecuted; and do hereby enioin
/ upon oil oil acrs of the United States,
charged with execution Of said laws the
utmost diligence III preventing viola.
tlons thereof IN bringing to the trlai
\ aud punishment any uileaders against
| the came.
In testimony whereof, / hive hero.
| unto set my hand Gud caused the seal
| of the United States to he fixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
l2ll day of June, in the year OF our
Lord 1898, and oil tho Independence OF
the United States of America, the
ll9th. GROVER CLEyELASp.
BY the President.
RICHARD OLNEY,
Secretary OF State.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-13
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ut the British Vessel Why-Not,
Who Were Deserted
At Sea and Left to Save Themselves
as sest They Gould. Have Arrived
IN Jersey, a Captains Cow
ardIY Action Brings Him
Under Police Surveillance
BY Southern Associated Press.

LONDON, June 12.-Ths passeppera
OF tho little British vessel Why, OF.
which was on fire and abandoned at sen
by her crew, leaving the passengers to
save themselves as best they could.
have arrived in Jersey, whittier they
were bound for tho purpose of working
IN tho potato hnrvests. They report
that the fire on the Why Not was dis.
covered on Saturday.
Ihere was no panic on board and tha
crew and passengers worked together
to suppress the flames. After a time.
however, ono of the sailors threw n
bucket overheard and the captain or
dored the crew, four in number. to-
lower tho only boat and recover il.
When tho boat was lowered the captain
and crew got into it and rowed of and
did not roturn.
PARIS. Juno PA dispatch to the
Figaro from st. Brieaux SAYS the police
OF urquay are keeping the captain of
the British vessel Why-Not under sur
vc;liance, aud it is probable that he
VIII be arrested on the charge of
abandoning his burning ship on the
high sens with her passenger on board.
Inc Why. Not had twenty passengers.
at french, who were driven ashore.
Nineteen Of them were saved and one
drowned In attempting to land.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-13
THE COCkADE CITY.
Many Matters to Interest Petersburg.
ers in Norfolk.
Special Dispatch to The viryiniau.

Special Dispatch to The virginiau.
PETERSBURG. Juno I2. In tho
Mayors Court this morning IT. u,
y Hngan, of tho Norfolk baseball team,
Wns charged with making an assault on
MT. Mitchell, tho umpire. at the ball
park yesterday afternoon. 1t appeared
from tho testimony of the police Off,
GERS and AIR. Mitchell that MIR. O'Hagan
was finod $40 by the latter aud put out
OF tho game for some offensive remark:
that he thon deliberately walked ND to
Mr. Mitchell and threw his glove at
him. When asked by tho Mayor il be
ielt tho blow from the glove, MIR.
Mitchell repliod, Certainly [ did, 1t
struck mo back of tho neca."
The Mayor next asked MIR. Mitchell
II Mr. O'HnRan hnd apologized to him
Tor his conduct. "No sir" said Mr.
Mitchell. ~ want no apology from
INN. The officers ail testified that bnt
Tor their interference IA serious row
might have resulted. Tho Mayor asked
MIR. O'HnGan il he wished to tcstiiv,
and no replied in the Affirmative. He
said ho had been fined $40 by MIR.
Mitchell and put ont Of the game and
that he did throw his glove nt
Mitchell, but not with sufficient force
To hurt him. The Mayor assessed n
iinn of 81. so and costs against O'Hagan
aud then stated from the bench that
the ball players should behave them.
seives on the ball ground like any other
clilHens, that it WAS Just such disturb.
auce us the one which had been inves.
iiSEted that was calculated to bring on
serious row.
y thanksgiving service under tho
nuspIces of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
fonng Mons Christian Association,
will be held Mt the Academy of
OF Music on Friday night, tho 2lst
lust. a very interesting programme
lns been prepared for The occasion.
There will be an address by Rev. IL.
W. Battle. ID. D., pastor of the First
'nptiSt Church, ana singing by some
OF tho best talent in he city.
Mr.. T.. B. Wells and Miss Matte T.,
Walden left hore this morning on the
South bound passenger train for North
Carolina, for tho purpose. it is SAID, OF
having the nuptai knot tied.
MIR. Jasper Wells. we'll known ON
pioye OF the Norfolk aud Western Rail
road Company ut Crews. was stricken
wlth paralysis day or two ago.
The collections from the different
churches III the city for the month of
May for the Home for tho Sick
amounted to S69. %.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-13
WIRE SPARKS.

REcHMoNp, Va, u. 12.-Morganfield,
one OF the Aqnia Creek tram robbers,
VINO was brought to the penitentlary a
short time ago, is able to walk about OF
crntches. He will be cripple for life,
LoNDoN, l2.-The Bankruptcy Conrl
10 day issued an order against MIR.
Mm. y Brlen In consequence of bis
failure to satisfy the Judgment obtain.
ed against him by MIR. Patrick a.
Chance, NJ. r.. for legal services rem.
dered IN MIR. O'Brien's action for libel
against Lord Salisbury.
SANTIAGO DE CrnA. 12.-Maximo
Gomez las reached Puerto Principe
ana crossed the frontier. He has
about 1000 men with him and hns sue
ceeded IN evGding the Governm emf
troops sent to head him of.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-13
ll,c Nsonnn,. l.npcr.

The Ladies' regular Wednesday
meeting ut the Y. NJ. G. \. TO carry
forward the Woman's Edition OF the
Pilot, was held yesterday afternoon ut
o'clock.
1t seems that an erroneous report
had gone out that tho ladies' would
give up their paper, which they we're
quick 20 correct. This newsy, spicy
pnpcr will come ont next Tuesday as an
evening edition, and all those having
"ads" and subscriptions for the same
VIII please hnve them ln ut the latest.
Saturday afternoon 3 o clock, when tho
ladies will hold their final meeting.
Those patronizing the Woman's Edition
Will be helping thee noble, worthy
charities IN our city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-13
CRARDP|TCHEDA GOOD GAME
But His Support Was Miserable
and the Farmers" Won.
The Home Team Has Won Only One
Game Out of the Last Ten PLAYED.
They Meet the TRUCKERS"
To-day in Portsmouth.
Other Games.
Ispeeial DispAtch to tho virsinian.

PETERsEuHG. Va. Jane 12.-Peters-
burg took tho third game from Nor
folk to day making it three straight.
Guard, pew mnu for Norfolk, was in
she box and pitched Il good game, but
hls support was miserable. Corcoruu
aud OHagan making errors on the
easiest kind OF grounders. Packard
pitched splendid game only allowing
The visitors five hlts, three of which
we're home runs. Two by Geer and
one by McCnnn. Lippert, Turner,
Sanford and Sullivan, OF tho home
team, each put the ball over the fence
Cor homers. Breen ut short played a
brilllan game, accepting every chance
without an error. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-06-13
NEWPORT NEWS.
News Notes Of Interest From the
Magic City.
Special Dispatch to the virginiau.

Special Dispatch to the Virginian.
NEWPORT News. Va, May June 10. =
y lurge and fashionable concourse of
friends gathered at ST. Pau's Episco.
pal Church thi. afternoon to witness
the nuptials OF two OF our well.kuown
young people, Miss Hunter Eitchett
aud Mr.. L.. Bruce Reynolds. The
church was beautifully decorated IN
white, with myriads of white candles
ami underneath where the bridal couple
stood gorgeous bell of Easter lilies
was suspended.
organ and the Rev. Francis RibDle
performed the ceremony. Nlessrs
Frank Mnlford, Robert Reynoids,
Allie Garnett and Lou Saunders acted
as ushers. They were followed by the
maid of honor, Miss Evelyn Garnett,
VINO was lovely in gown OF lavender,
wearing Gainsborough hst with large
white piumes and violet accessories
Iior flowers were white CARNATIONS, tied
with lavender ribbon. The bride came
next, leaning on the arm of her father.
MIR. Charles E'ltchett.
She was e&quisitely gowned in black
crepon, with lavender front, covered in
ohilion. Her hat matched, being Il
beautiful creation OF black and white.
She carried bouquet of bride roses
tried with white satin ribbon. She
wore as an only ornament black onyx
pin set with solitaire diamond, which
was the gift of the groom. The groom,
with his best man, MIR. Arthur Lee,
entered from the vestry room and me
the bride at the alter. There the
sacred vows made them man and wife
Directly after the ceremony MIR. and
Mrs. Reynolds lott for Old Point,
where they boarded the Washin gton
steamer for tour North. They Will
visit Boston, New York, and other
cities, and after their return will reside
on Twentieth street.
At o'clock this afternoon hIr. Geo,
Gauitlne. cne OF the attaches of the
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company, was united IN mar
rlage to Miss Grace Baber, who ar.
rived this morning from the 'Lone
Star State" The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Francis Ribble at
st. Panps Episcopal Church. They
Will reside in future at Mrs. Lingren's,
on Twenty seventh street.
Miss Louise Nash, Of Norfolk, is the
gnest OF Mrs. III. B, Bailey.
gaMrs. Hickman left yesterday for
Washington. after visit to her Sister,
Mrs. Col. French.
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he National s.cnguc OF Pre.s Climb,
h.icCI tbfsiCois.
BY Southern Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, June I2.-The COM
mittea on location OF the next conyen-
ton OF the National League OF Press
Clubs to-day reported in favor of Buf.
falo and the report was adopted with
cordial nnnnImity, New York entering
bid for the yoar after through Joe
Howard, Jr, Officers were elected for
the year as proposed by the committee
on nominations as follows: President,
Louis n. Megsrgee, Philadelphia; vice
presidents, Joseph Howard, New York
John w. kellar. New York Gen. Felix
ASnus, Baltimore; Mrs. Lourlie M.
Gordon, Georgia; John p. Dillmsn,
heading, Pa; William Alexander, Bos.
ton.