davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Nranflin Gomntp, elrfanfas.

Ia leg iortt3e Gang lireo I'll "Ypiteu"
ON, bporlebes ui Ieoeoe o. haooe bet / bette
upe Settlemeut / arianias, Ippebe jes at inoe
bore fra mig. naar ies III i, boao ri I'll al
Npiiu9 paa 9anoet.
Sou oil le9 ioa siore. oeriom Se bill sipe
otsie 2inier 8Iaos 1 "golten". Get, ION pt
bar pIontet, bar siuet Of ier I'D til at pile
sice tiIfrcositiIeuoe Beginning for Grbei'
bet. Gornet oil 9ipe mere, emo ieg uo9en
Sio bar feet i 9uiuois, boor ies Tom fra.
Ser er eent, Tom ucnter at faa so SuibeIS
pr. Were. Seq for min Del nntaBcr at faa
so 8uIEels Soteter. 9oeoeu aao omtrent
20 Su. pr. Gcre. Jorreiten ocrer ale
3lnn, icnt man piI plnnte % fna. Ser tar
orret n1eaet Jie9n / CONNER, oa bet sloroe
aoifiuiB Staoe paa Qaoreu og Ssct pan
2dolanbet, men Ter paa SBiberue bar bet
life siort no9en n~Huneu9rois SfGbe.
Ser er operorocntlig flor 6rugtaolina
iaar; Gcrltener % 9GbIer / IHn9oe; DC
fnlosr NED o9 rnaouer, ba 3rGerue life Tan
brre benz, cs Greneue brGftes, for 6rusten
er mpbuet. &ouuiusuobp,tst er osina 9obt
iuar, iaa samIe Settlere flyer, ben er en- al
be bebite, iom be bar boot. Surferrsr bar
taset Stabe al Geguet, iaa Suffer % Sirup
uil Der blipe miuore af. 6orreiten iaa er
her ct Steo. iom Ies tror ben fIittIse grbei'
Der bill turne faa Jig ct biligt os iorgirit
Sjent, oa man Ton able nGiteu aue 2iusior'
neoeubeoer lelo.
gfco Senipu til Srcaturer. iaa er Der uo'
mGrtet, oa man fan bape iaa mango man
otl, enteu man bar noqcu Souuesan9 for
Dem caer Ell; Der CT ueinlig Sulinoer at @cres
9ano, iunt aloris bItper oprtet, % iom CT til
fGlcs Sapnesans for Sreaturer, % Slpr,
iom life melfer, fpoer ii8 ieIo belle Garct.
Eaa @runo al nit fcrrise 8reu til "3e.
corabsGoi.eu" bar ie3 faaet pper ct 9niin
8repe fra ioritjsllise sfauter al 9auoet meo
Spreippr9iet pm rniten ale gtng, boilte
jcg p9iaa bar b~eiuaret ouerensitemmenoe
meo Sanbbebeu. u. guenien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Oatttutet Settler BOO.

Zen 14Oe Nusuit bsoe / glapton gountp,
Soma, en- ai be samIe norlte Settlere, mems
lia Gnbers 8iriebers. Sau Dor foot paa
@aareen alriebers / GsHoEe anroat, Yal'
oers, ben 150e Su!i 1922. 8 1916 bIeu ban
aiit meo SusriO Suiam, Der cperIeuer BAN.
50 gar eiter uopanOreoe ban meo i'm Su'
itru til gmerita. S~ieiiens WRaal bar Sod
Irairie, gsis., Der naaeoes efter taaroe
S~trabaOler, o. bpor be Sespnoelieu maatte
bpie Ipbpseerliuets baaroeite Seip Grlishs'
Der. Otter 6 Wars 5prlpb oroa De ira Slod
Iraire til CLAYTON Gonuta. Soma, bpor DC
foeu bar boet. Sc bar baut 0 Born, tporai
Z leper.
gep gesrap.Iisn ben l5oe ansuit bar ale
bans gsrn paa en- mar tiIitese. 8 Slsmmst
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
wortpag gate, Miun.

Nt NfbploSarbcibet, bet Irbeioe, fom be
9amle MaabeboIn8oriiiere friier 40, bar
bapt flor Sirtuiu9, bar Ri MI mango SepiIer
Tor. Ntan bcbsucr life at gna ret malige
Nar tilbase til Den Sio, ba 8rrnoeuin a be
ioritienise SIass meo 81 % Bin bprte meo
til Observation-Disclosures peo Srpnup.
perue. gtaar 5rore ps ItDbre til DC Sor.
Ioreoe Tom lamlnen Ior at gipre Nftale meo
Senibu til ben paatGntte 8rplupsfcit, iaa
bar ucset al bet fsrIte, iout Der bleo bolot
Haaeld8ning ON, bette: Soprme9et Brnnop
.aer Gauepit maa Der iaa til, fornt Gj9'
iterne fan ida en- at ltpr.e Jig paa meo bet
iainne be fommcr, os iaa Ell rGar De fomner
ttlbasc fra Girfen. % Ell taGr DC reiier hem.
9ernrii, buormeget Sin, belii til aotnoerne,
iaa b%uormeoet 81, % iaa tillut oct fore
S%per8smaaL, buormcaet Nltobpl MAJ Der
til for 3rattentcnt inoimelent. forat 8iG'
iterne fan Baue gpot Wioo unber Gpbolbet i
SrDuupsaaarbeu. Gnoeli9 glalot bet iaa,
buem Der iunOe bore ben beoite til at rps
bIauoe Mltoboleu % faa ben imagsli9 %
ON milis faa Soil til at trc, at Stofct par
fjpbt Zig fra Speu. StuIoe MtoboIeu blipe
riatis COB, iaa maatte Der til: glebaanoe,
Sanel, GepermDnte, atuItat % anoet efter
Snaa % 8ebas. Naar iaa bette bar orb.
net % b.embraet, iaa par Den itgrite Setin'
sclie for ct l~iorartet 8rplup %tiIiteoe.
ut fibre be fleite iaaoanue Srplupper
pil Der tase fprn,eget &un. Ser fol tuu
paapegcs ben pnoe Samptttisbeb, iom eiters
paa plasepe De ileIte al 9eItaserue, os bet
Ytiuoe. iom be, Der unoer iaaoanne Sm-
itanotsbceer inotrGoer / sgateltanoen, maa
bore meo fig, iaalGnsc De leuer.
gnbnu fiuoes hiit OF Der 2euuinser al bin
foroRrueiise Gill, BELT hos Soil, Der err
itot osoe / Suertrnoelier % Cater, % iom
life er mootnseliae for COB Iaaoirfniue;
men paa be fleite Steoer TER man bel meo
ncsenIunee Srpsbeo p%aaItaa, at gfbolSs,
a~rbeioet, iem / De ienere Nar er bleuet bres
bet meo iaaoau Graft, bar baut en- gaonlis
SnbfIpoelie til bet beorc. gianot andre
Stcoer bar bette nnret Sitirlbe her oeo
9orpan Safe, Niinit, bpor Der rplis blep
ieiret ct ns0et fort Brp1up. men buor
8 ong GItobol life fit babe ct eneiie Orb meo
/ 9aset.
Set par Better Sieubolt Golbers % aieriti
VI. Getteriou, iom eiter lang oS mooen Spcr'
ueielie par TONNE pperens ON at !npttc
Spnueus Saano meo biranoen. De er
besae Giboipsfolf, ps / Screening mco 5pr.
Glbrene paa besse Sioer beilutteoe DC, at
life eli 9ranbe itGri Grit Tube ItlGntes /
oeres Srplup. Com tGuit ioa slort, %
&eiultatet Dor, at in9en. %iuapiot mig be-
fienot, bar pppet at paaitaa, at lite Eeier
Solbers sloroc ret ps aiaap ct is!seo9roist
grempei.
So S9ber % sgre for Dem, iom brroer
meo De gamle iorO9rueIise 2ritteitiite baaoe
i Srpnupper % anoetiteoS. Ter itro HpIis
/ "Gciorm", at Der bar etiteoS i Nor9e, tocr
man hapb. beiluttet at sipe ell YrGnlis ii!
ale benz, ION isireoe Brplup roeH ftGrfe
Tritte. 3et bar bra; ina Tube bet bore.
Get piloe i~aleialo bore ct pore SpmIn'
trinssmiOoel for mango.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

talte Giosoes Broberipn Gaitor 9. 9. Girie'
BERG fra Chicago cuer 7apios 23oe Salme.
2ersfier blsp gisst broet til Rariou airis,
iom pte an~leoHiraea bar iplot Of GoIi. os
bocr St.oets 8rejt, O. 6. @l.rItao hulot Ell
lrn9ere Sale ps Bait. &ir.ebers aiilrtteoc
neo isrii at miuoe ON bet 5lrm | samlc
Horss buur Giopoc oar opopret.
Nosle al DC Glofe TiGto / Teniabeoen
bar Siget nb til @rapeu. bpor Steoets Brett
iorretteoe 9oropaoiaitsIien % gaitcr
Strano, Der oar %tiliteoe, tilIut talie oper
bet 8ibnesbpro, ION bleu 9ipet Dor Ssrre:
"9an bar slor ale Sing BEL, bpil,e Orb ban
anpenoie oeo at minoe ON, bpor lpttelia vi.
booes SiosIgrelie babe p9ret % bporoan
bans GagoGri, iroos be mango tuuse Gag,
bar bleuet riaeiia pelliQlet. q.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
Goodhne Direct Stroke Wind MiIls.

Erbbcit idl ftor Rdplcp
irt 3m be Gdmle a.lals
us4rr. @ll8luNeTet
GtIdls % 2~rGHpllfr for
9umpuuq % 9uUt nit.
DIlDlUiegst SfuIls
4Garu, glr01tersi mon.
.nl1lals 8,luh sc bepit
6rguttcoe EtlalmBucr.
De btlttgiie Stubmgu T
Tor Duutruit Bore 10
Soo3 t3aI ndler for
IrtU'ya't er al ttRrgete
.E1DFfFr -rF Or a Efl
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
uoii9t opcr oeu Vorfc
9inoric.
Mf 8. 6. Sars.
(Slntuins {. forr. Sreba9s. Np.)

'"S 10 ~" Cf~S S'
8. 6. Cars bar osiaa / en- sanIte
anoen Grab enb npsea al fine 5orsien'
sere frembeuet Soelsrettens Setpo.
ming. Zen guar iOm en- rso 2raab
sieunem belle ppr Siitorie, % bet er
bens SelisbeO % lltrentelisbeo, ium
aisr bet mulis for Suerre ps lisnenoe
TbronIororere at pinbe 5remsaus,
liselom BET CT ben. Der / llnionstioen
braste Norom9uoeue til at bolbe iait
peo be uslelte 9On3er, ielo e~iterat De
par faitet ouerboro al 9aumarf, ion,
baooe pal9t Dem.
@eo msiiUmmelis at giennemsaa
a~lifeus Glitter Os 9alcpsauer bar Cars
mco upmitDoelise 8euiier sObtsiurt, at
2orsss gioras til ben iales Stat5'
fasie i "0anIfetioen" q betpbelist.
gtorses etIbsiart bar Do ium MI itprre
eno 9anmarts, os oenne atlce gap
iplselis melt ira 0Orge. @tilitGruOs
ifrioninssn berira bar p9iaa itsrit.
slt bette bar ipr bullet / Wi0rfe, us
ben enc Siitoriter bar sientuset, boao
ben anOen bar iast, men Sars bar
brnat Gus / Saoeli.
lite Del al "lloiist ouer ben 0orife
SiItorie" ubfom / 1878. Den oafte
tor OpIist i belle 9Orocn, % StOrs
tblnset beuiIseoe i 1874 Gage til en-
ertraurbinrr 9roiesiorpOit for ben
lerbc us aanbiulbe Jorfutter. s 1877
uofum 2oen Del, men nan MATTE
uente lense paa be iDlsenSe TO 2ele.
gteppe nrset 9ano bar fnaet i'm 81
itprie iaalebss sienuemlpit al Eantens
Saffel ipm NOrse oenre "uoii9t" al
s. 6. Gars. 9ette fan ipnes at bore
meset iust; men enbuer, iom bar &et
til at tale meo, pil ianoe bet. Giitnot
er 0orse ct tibet 2ano og bets Siiturle
o~mIpenoer fun ct Tibsrnm al ca. 1000
gtar; 6ortploene er enflere o9 8e9i'
u%enbeoerne frrre eno / be mere lam.
meniatte cs iolferise samiuuo; berior
err uel bet belle ~lettere ooerl tuel,9t. Taa
ben anbeu SHE er Neune lteue ouernlt
lia ielp lise, % uouitlinsssansen / bet
uurIfe SamIuno CT oeientlis ben iamms
ipm / andre.
q. 6. Gars fprer % op paa en-
Ssioe, bocrira ri lieeiOm rleo ct Bill
5tuer no cper bele @nnssn CO nouiflin.
gen. gesiuenScoerne CT prbneSe iom
i ct 9rama, us ri blir iaa flenbte mco
be tanolenoe 9srioner, at ul Ter, bpao
be tenfer % fsler peo to.rt Striot.
Sans 5iitorie er ct aunituert al isrit:
Raua. men iaa realiitiIf, at 81 insena
I!eos tpiler ON, at bet er srebet no al
8irfelisbeoen.
I'll ganteus 3larbeb iparer gtileHs
Gle9ans. Man bar iast ON Grnii
CARS, at ban bar aruet 5aoerens GOr'
~It.raano % fra Muoerens Sioe ben
~w,lbauenite 5remIt:atnsseouc Get
tunes ct pore iaa. 8 Rorse sr Der
M ret mango. iOm itriuer sOSt; men !
GsIap.S tilen, Gpne til at ubrsoe %
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

fit i 3sbauet o. Iiot en- Wausoe Glib.
6ruo.
Brunn CT MI BOAT | Bu55aro Bap,
tppr bon eisr en- Optic 20x10 SOB,
lcOer al at rife. CT en- COB Ben al Brr'
iiocut GItretano o. iOrta1er | isoi9e
Simoer etipperbiforier for 8lac'
manb, Tom bar 8etalins pr. Spalte,
paaItaar ben / Bottom uotommsuoe
ipcnife Nuis "Sc1nbiraoia".
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

{ 5IuI Wnfr I'D UNl5 EmtrebS Tor ppr NdBrtf De
eucite ArCtrdit WsIr. iou CO Durable % udrerlige,
ian lP1ile i0gt EumptueNsr. Err dsrts Pu1sr al
: Hero ca American" Grinding Mills. Hero
EuSiiaUe Cutters. Corn Shelters, Wood saws,
Chief "a RoyayH Tread Powers, Boz Success
al aribe Gggdm >eparltors. abiulut Batautt meA
islafr alt 1tr1y itrdr sitr Rltalog.
APPLETON MFG. 60, Batavia. III.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30
GDrreipDnDance.

frreftrrnnreer reer Earn % soresie f1nes ifye
ntffNs Ssnifn til, BE Fir life etcnra cirrnerIrHe az
stte'ilpnsr. gopnet til life blire rf,r.lisarrt, n,sos
rirfre rto,onmrrse aorrefspnetut fnTfer bet. men
0ttaitipnru raad bare Slarnet % Nor,sien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-30

Gn norif Gremit ueO Raon Biqiam
8rnun itnl iislge "8oitOn @lube" bare
bpiat peo 8u5jaro Bar, / RGrbebcn al
Er1iiocnt GIepeIanos GummerItco.
8laoet fortaaer, at 8ruun er fpot /
ariItiania for benoeo so gar tilbooc,
% at han iioen Fl; 6:e Nnr bar uQret
paa SiCeu. 8eb g~iiaarsolbcren pas
iereoe ban Cape Sorn omboro paa ct
5artsi, tilhprcnoe ben noritc Rarine,
bpor ban par oniat / Is 2lar iom Oteo.
lem at Muiittorpict. 6an fiGmpeoe
for JrarItmruoeRe uuoer Srtmtriaen
Os for GBiferne i arigen mob Gan.
mari, boor ban inarsoes / bet enc Sen
% / Sooet. Snr bar o9ret meb paa
neutrality-suspicious., bar farst paa
&ina % Sapar, ban FAR jnBet Spals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
Found a Prehistoric Tunnel.

A few weeks ago a number OF we'll
known residents of Butte left here on a
prospecting expedition TO the Big Hole
country. Among the number were W. -.
Clark and Thomas j. Howard. Ihey are
men of unimpeachabie veracity, who num-
ber their friends By the hundreds in this
city. This latter statement is perhaps
made necessary by what is to follow.
The gentlemen returned to Butte last
evening. and to-day fled for record loca-
ton notice of the Catalpa lode claim,
which the notice says is located three
miles south of Divide station on tleecer
Mountain, portion Of country that has
not been prOspoctcd very thoroughly on
account OF the large amount of snow IN
that locality during the summer months.
The remarkable part of the locating or
this claim is the statement of the locatorS
mat they discovered a tunnel fully fifty
feet long, which had been driven into the
mountain apparently several years ago.
In prospecting along the side Of the
mountain the men found several pieces
of good looking copper are in hollow
which they at first supposed had been
buffalo wallOw i'm the days when those
animals rOamed the prairies of the Big
Hole country. The prospectors, believing
that there was a lead somewhere in the
vicinity. began 10 dig in the mountain
NIAfs AFTER an IONl > ihifA lAbtl AiA'9
were considerably surprised 10 find the
earth suddenly yield TO the blows Of the
pick and a big hole loom up before them.
They cleared away the earth and enter
cd a tunnel about six feet high and four
feet wide walled IN with blocks of stone.
The top Of the tunnel was protected by
large fiat stones. and for about twenty
FIVE feet there was not a break in the pri-
mitive timbcring. About twenty-five feet
from the mouth of this tunnel the pros
uoctOrs came to a spot where the earth
had apparently broken down the stone
work. and after clearing away the debris
the men were enabled TO so in about TWEEN
tv-fve or thirty feet further. Here they
came 10 a ledge, which was carefully eX-
AHMED but as to what was discovered
there the men viii say nothing. except
that they found some implements made
of stone which had apparently been used
ID driving the tunnel
The men are positive that the work was
not done i'm this age or generation Tor the
reason that at the mouth of The tunnel
there was a hardy pine tree growing and
the ground surrounding il was covered
with a growth Of sage brush which mas
not been disturbed for years.
The men are very reticent as to the dis
covcry. and all efforts to ascertain the eX-
tent and richness of the ledge have been
unavaning They viii return TO the place
as soon ass they secure "A quantity of sup
plics-rutte Imtcr-MOuntain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
The SUNDAY Question.

The reference OF the policy OF Sunday
excise regulation 10 the people OF this
city Tor decision would bring under dis
cussion the whole question OF the OBJ
seryance OF Sunday. and 10 l. very de-
sirable that their judgment as 10 that
matter should be consulted.
The statistics OF church attendance in
dicate that great part. If not the ma
jOrity OF the people OF New York, are not
directly under religious Influences. They
keep sunday as a purely secular holiday;
yet If the question OF its regulation by
law were submitted 10 them. they might
not differ materially with the advocates
OF its religious observance, 50 far as con-
Germs the practical measures to be adopt
ed Both sides want TO keep Sunday as a
peculiar day, and both are jealous OF any
Interference with its character as IA day
OF rest.
The churches. both Catholic and Pro-
testant, have declared themselves against
Sunday hquor-selling, az an invasion or
the days sanctity. though undoubtedly
multitudes OF their members indulge In II
or give IL the encouragement OF their
patronage The great mass OF people
who keoy. Sunday as holiday. look upon
Il simply as a day especially suitable Tor
conviviality, and they think II no more
wrong to buy liquor then than on any
other day-on Chris tmas. New-Year's. or
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28

There has been much speculation about
the so-callad MOOrs lNiLs III heht ana
Sussex counties, Del. These people are
usually sWarthy. black-hairod, and black
eyed. though sometimes OF falr COM
plcXlon. They are mostly farmers. lh'y
have their own schools distinct from the
general public school system, and they
associate neither with with whites nor
with blacks one theory has been that
they are of the Moorish race, ana that
their ancestors were Spanish MOofs
wrecked on the coast more than CEN
fury ago. Another tradition represents
them as descendants Of the Nanticohe
Indians.
George r. Fisher a lawyer long pracuc-
ing in Delaware. writes TO the MlliioIu
Herald 10 present what he regards as
satisfactory evidence as to the origin OF
these people He has been acquainted
with these people all his life. Noke Nor
wood, giant of the tribe, erect ana
haired at 70, he knew from child
hood. When Mr.. Fisher became Attorney
General of the state he was called upon
10 prosecute Levin Sockum, one OF the
race for selling ammunition TO Isaiah
Harmon Of the same race, the indictment
having been found under a statute OF Del
aware making IL a misdcmeanOr TO sell
arms or ammunition 10 any negro or
mlldtlo. harmon was man or ~ years,
WITH excellent Caucasian features, dark
chestnut hair, rosy cheeks, and hazel eyes.
Mr.. Fisher thought him the handsomcst
man IN the court room. Nevertheless
Lydia Clark. a kinswoman Of Harmon,
testified for the state that. according 10
family tradition. some years before the
Revolutionary war broke out, when she
was little girl. their ancostrcss. a wo-
man OF Irish birth, owning and cultivatns
q farm In the indian river hundred. Sus-
sex county. a few miles from Lewes,
bought Of a SLAYER that was driven into
Lewes Greek a negro slave who professed
TO be a chief Of one of the Congo tribes.
The woman. whose name was Regua.
shortly after married her slave, and their
children. not being allowed to associate
with the whites. intermarred with the
remnant Of the Nanticoke Indians, then
still living in Sussex county. The witness.
a very old woman, looked like an Indian
of pure blood.
These people for several generations
were confined principally to the south
eastern part OF Sussex county, but have
since gone into Kent county, and even
northward into New Castle county. They
have Says refused 10 associate with the
colorcd people. Although chiefiyengaged In
farming. they have T anagei TO pick UP
sufficient mechanical skill T. build their
own houses MIR. Fisher says that they
are thrifty. Industrious. frugal. and law
abiding He has known OF but two in
stances where one Ct the race was brought
into court for violation OF law One case
was that OF Sockum and the other of a
man charged with attempted murder. but
acQuitted.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
n8 month u W
MILLER g. RHOADS, DEPARTMENT. STORE
s1 9

Fourth Of July. FOR instance. II public
cOnveyances are allowed 10 run on sun
day, because they serve the convenience
Of the public, why they ask, may not
liquor saloons and bcer-gardens be kept
open for the same reason? But the
churches Will answer that If such liberty
is permitted and sanctioned By law, 1t
will be EXTENDED 10 all business event
uallv. until the whole character of the
day. as a time of rest. is destroyed. 1t
will result in giving US the Continental
Sunday" as # is called. they will argue,
and that means that the working people
will lose its rest For that reason. ever
the veriest infdels OF Europe have de-
manded that the Sunday cessation from
labor shall be as genera; and as obliga-
tory as that the most ascctic Of Saba
tarans call for.
Hence, the religious forces which would
be combined against af-y relaxation OF
the Sunday laws might obtain powerful
assistance from labor organizations and
from other representative bodies. which
are totally at variance with them as 10
any religious obligation 10 give a special
observance TO the day. Inhdelity might
join hands with faith IN resisting efforts
TO weaken the safeguards with which
Sunday rest Is now assured by law. Be
sides. there are the great numbers OF
people who never patron.Ze liquor sa-
looms at all. and therefore have no self
ish interest I'm desiring 10 have them open.
The only advantage of discriminating IN
favor Of that bushes on Sunday they
will argue, viii accrue o. the liquor deal
crs. In whose gains they have no share.
Accordingly, the discussion TO which
the application Of the policy OF local OPP
ton 20 New York would give rise would
be highly interesting. and the decision
which would result from IL is by no means
certain. II is a very large question. ana
II opens up a wide field for debate and
controversy. 1t might involve issues and
excite interests which are far removed
from religious convictions. though they
would assist In bringing about the end
desired By the churches. 10 might start
the greatest temperance campaign I'm
American history. II might do more 10
preserve strict Sunday observance than
could be accomplished by the most
united and strenuous religious enfcayors
alone.
Really, those who look on Sunday as a
day OF sancuty. and those who are
anxious for the closest possible restriction
OF the liquor traffic would have more
reason for hope n their cause was sub
mitted 10 the people or New York under
the just principle OF home rule. than II
they put their trust In legislation at
Albany which would violate that prln-
ciple, and consequently encounter local
contempt and resentment The fair way
Is the best way with the people. -New
York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-28
VIRGINIA CHAUTAUQUA
INTERESTING PROGRIHUE TOR
TIfE SESSION rms UEEh.
Gen. John u. Gordon, DIR. i. DE witt Tai
mage Among Those Who VIII speak.
The Chesapeake and Western X. X.

HARRISONBURG, VA, July H.-Spe-
cial-The Virginia Chautauqua will be
held al Assembly Park about mile
north of this place. beginning August
lst. continuing til August 2lst During
HE entire time a school in pedagogy will
Doe conducted there by the Rockingham
Teachers Association. Among the promi-
nent instructors who will assist in the
work are Professor Noah *. Davis, Of
the University of Virginia. Professor c..
T.. NaWtor. Of the Miller Manual Labor
School; Professor j.. V. y. Painter, Of
Roanoke College.
There will Doe other features of interest
during the term. On the Sth Of August
VIII be chldren's grand jubilee. and
fifty Sunday schools are expected 10 be
present on That day 10 enjoy the excel
lent programme of speaking ana music
which has been prepared.
Ou August lith the distinguished di-
vine. Dr. y. Dewitt Talmage, viii be
present and preach.
ON August 10Th. reunion day, General
John h. Gordon Will Dee present ana de-
liver his famous lecture on the Last
Days of the COni,deracy." The Stone
wall Band and "a large number Of old
soldiers are expected on this day.
Among others who viii Dee present and
assist ln the work OF the chautauqud
are Or. a. a. Wright. -. d., of Boston;
j. C. Carter, -. H., of tennessee. Rev.
III. IL. Emmett. Indian orator ana preach
or; Or. Coil Is. lrle. Ph. d.. native Of
Japan. Bishops T.. Il. kcphart and j..
W. Holt, and Dr. q. \. FInkhouses, -.
j.. LII. ID.
The HarrisOnburg Guards, now sta
tiOned az fOcanOntas, report nothing 10
DO but stand and parade
Work on the Chesapeake and Western
railroad from this point east aud west
is rapidly progressing. Rails have been
laid and construction trains are being
run from here TO the town Of Dayton,
which IS four miles west Of here. on the
Dist instant the citizens OF that town
propose having a celebration In honor
OF the advent OF the road 10 their place.