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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
nOnGI1NIILE.

From the Chronicle.
Died, ia the city Of Dodgeville,
May ., 1896, Mrs. Minerva pudgeon
Mctcalf, aged A years.
tlx-Mayor jerks, of this city, has
received and invitation to deliver an
address before the Alumni Associ-
alton, At Mineral Point on the 1th OF
June.
Mrs. A. Il, Robinson met with a
painful but not serious accident this
week by stepping on a broken board
in the summer Kitchen by which She
suffered severe bruises.
The monument committee Of the
Noman's Relief Corps, Of Dodgeville,
are actively engaged in making
preparations for a grand railroad eN-
eursion 10 be given about the first
week n June, Tor the purpose Of in
croasing their fund for the bcauti-
full soldiers monument they are
going 20 erect.
II. /. Clauer, Ter several years land
lord of the Merchant Hotel, in
podgcville, who went "a Galona after
selling the hotel has gone to llous-
ton Texas. tie goes 70 benefit his
health which has been impaired bY
catarrh ~ the throat and M attends
"a locate III TEXAS permanently If le
finds a desirable opening IN the hotel
business.
Beveridgr's Widest utst show ~
hibited here hast Tuesday afternoon
aud evening g. crowded tcut not-
withstandmg il wa- tbs laraast show
tent ever erected Id tilis city The
show was AN that the mll. promised.
and many features We're Introduced vi
the most Interesting aGl exciting
character that werp botreferged q III
the bills. rhe ladiau- Wgt real ma
sralpors aad notmabnWlgyys. Thr
show a4io tHr Wasa a9ra,Neepton
tothr ordinary aal worthy mt1cr-
sal PATRONAGE
Fiom te StH.
Tn u E eha.l ANpga larr6
room iu tae.r c0WeH Ho5lu hrcs
N tItrir plIpa a-..ered d,thyr-
wise pHt ia r6far laf
Work has heea aa ll IV
bank builatH e0 the v .i a
Iowa Strvet MU.n ea}aFln ,.II
he ono III thc hn 81 the Guy
Mis-. ~ ia uMly aa .aa
Charlie, II Chieage, afe n thae rs
visiting Mrs. NeWhary -t0athar Ntrs
~ Coates who auito -ick
Cad Briggs while oat Hshlu4. Il
some way run tht hoob through h5.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
DIR. GUN NINGHAM,
OF
ST. THOMAS HOSPITAL,
ENGLAND


ably assisted by full corps of competent ply
sicians and surgeons. treat with unequal sue
cess all chronic diseases, and diseases Of the eye
and car, upon the latest and most scientific
principals.
He particularly invites all whose cases
have been neglected. badly treated, or pro-
nounced incurahle. as the study Of his profes'
sional life has been devoted to this class
Remember he asks only ose who have
failed to get relief from their own physicians
to call upon him for advice free and be cured
of their diseases.
He gives free consultation. for he positive
~ refuses compensation from IN incurable case
The Astonishing success and remarkable
cures performed by him are due to thorough
knowledge OF the structure und functions of
the human system, and the cure of disease by
natural remedies.
lie makes no experiments, and employs
only reason, science and proven facts, making
no appeal TO superstition and prejudice.
The Doctor cures among the long list Of
other chronic ailments. Paralysis, Spinal Cur
yatures Contracted Tcndons, Deafness aud
Blindness, following and dependent upon the
Eruptive aud C.her fevers, 10y new aud only
correct principles.
He cures Paresis or Brain Fay, which
is marked by n dull, heavy pain on top and back
Of the head; pains radiatipg from the spina
cord hol and cold flashes, irregular action of
the heart, Indigestion, torpid liver. constipa-
tion, chest and kidney pains, frequent urina-
ton, dark spots and glimmers before the eyes,
an ndescribabe misery across the center of
the body, etc.
Br. Cunningham stakes his honor
and professional reputation upon the state
ment that he has discovered a speedy and posi-
tive cure for organic weakness, involving vital
losses, with long list of terrible penalties paid
by nature for crimes against her most sacred
and important laws, providing he is consulted
before idiocy. insanity, falling fits, or total i'm
potency results.
DO not delay. A week or month may
place you beyond hope. The youth, middle
age, and the old. suffering from the horrible
afe-hight caused by early errors or excuses
OF maturer years, take on good cheer for res
toration TO perfest manhood is within your
reach.
Epilepsy and Catalepsy cured by new
and never failing method.
Free examination OF the urine. Each
person applying for consultation should send
or bring one ounce OF their urine for chemi-
cal and mtcroScoplhHl examination
piles cured under isritteB guarantee, with
out the use Of the knife or coutery positively
no detention from business. Dr. Cunninghs .mU
original operations performed by himself only
Do not fail to consult the nr. ii You arc trou-
hled with piles, iis,ular, or assure.
Remarkable Cures perfected in old cases
which have been neglected or unskiltuliy
treated. No experiments or failures. Patients
treated by mail or express, but where possible
personal consultation is preferred.
Cases and correspondence strictly conhden
tial and medicine sent TO any part OF the United
States. List ofqnestions free. When writing
enclose stamp address,
Western address
DR., CUNNINGHAM,
Madison. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

lin. DIR. Cosens performed the oper-
alton Of cutting out and says it is the
largest sucker he ever saw caught
with a hook.
Louis Kerr, Of this city, who had
the misfortune of having his loot
taken Off by one Of the trains at the
Northwestern depot some time last
winter, has gone TO st. Paul where he
will have a cork foot fitted on.
Waiter Richards, son of our popu-
lar machine agent, w. /. Richards,
returned home last Saturday evening
from Pittsburg, Penn, where he has
had good position. He intends to
return in cot.ple Of weeks.
James Rowe and Ole Anderson, and
John Bilkey have purchased tickets
on the steamer New York for passage
across the ocean. Rowe and Bilkey
will visit relatives in England, and
Anderson goes to Norway TO see rela-
tives there.
Claude Harvey had the misfortune
to cut his wrist the latter part Of last
week. lie went to close the door Of
therestaurant and instead Of pushing
on tile frame lie pushed his hand
through the glass. The eat was quite
painful bat not serious.
james Whitford has for some time
been feeling indisposed. Last Tues
day his ailment developed ina severe
nervous disorder; one arm becoming
somewhat paralized. Wednesday
night he had seventeen spasms and
ii was with difficulty that four men
we're able to control him. He is
somewhat better now but not fully
recovered.
Eye aud star
There will be a four days meeting
Of the friends Of bible truths, seventh
day christiansl III Collins grove at
Holly head, commencing at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, on May 30th, 1888.
ON Sunday morning the meeting will
commence at l0 o'clock, which will
be followed by baptismal scene;
meeting to follow at p. m. Help
from abroad Is expected. All are in
vited to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
HIGHLAND.

From the Weekly Press.
!. G. Remfrey, Of Mine raj Point
was in town tuning the several
pianos last Thursday.
Andrew Bolster is suffering with
the stomache trouble. Last Friday
he was very seriously i'll, but ut the
present Is rapidly improving
Clarence Raw met with serious
injury the other day. While out at
the mine he stepped on nail, and
for the past few days has been
laid up.
Little Clarence Ruhado, while out
to the mine with his father, John 4.
Bubado, accidently got his foot in
the power white IL was in motion and
badly bruised the member.
a relic was unearthed at Blue
River one day last week. While
blowing on tic old Jas. Harris farm
near Blue Rivcrstation, Lewis Prater
Turned up skeleton of q child which
from It's size is supposed to have been
aged about u years at time of burial.
II was located III one Of the old his
toric mounds so common whereabouts
and 50 old and decomposed that
when exposed to the air Immediately
fell to pieces,
Whileattempting to lower Fl. Lewis
4 Bros, wind mill at the diggings last
Friday morning, il getaway iom Mr..
Chab and Phil Powers, and came
down striking the lattrrs head and
inilicting quite serious flesh wound.
MIR, Powers was knocked OIL the burr
pile, aud outside Of the cut in the
head, experienced general shak-
inc up.
JAMES PENHERrHY's livery stable
next below tbs Wisconsin House, on
Commerce street, i a. Mellappointed
~ any il tie city, and is growing in
favor Good driying horses, good
vehicles and attentive service are
winning uad for the establish
meut rs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

and dried beef n tleudra Bros. ~
Ritn,mpa> ~ Jefferson CHS SO, chief
enrolinF tores 1geneTaaS>emhlyo f Missouri
writes; I @s0 tase>,iN 6 tho merits Of one
NipuAe CouGh ture. Whom other s5.eatcd ~ es
tailei ohnauet 'ao. instant reief and 4
spceas emo uy taeHsro' aac Nuua Cough Cure
", II. rRnNaIN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
FINE stationery and tablets. Head
quarters at Hanscom's. 3

W. T. SANFORD. station agent OF Leeper, Clar-
ion Co. Pc writes: can recommend One Min
uue Cough Cure as the best ever used 1t gave
instant relicfand a quick cure. W H. PRIDEAux
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
COUNTY NEWS.
LINDEN.
From Southwest Wisconsin.

From Southwest Wisconsin.
John Varcoe has started 70 drive a
team through to Nebraska
Miss lille Heathcock IL again
somewhat afflicted with rhellma-
tism.
Mr.. Alfred Hughes and Miss M. j..
Thomas were married lost week and
have settled down To- housekeeping
on farm owned by the groom near
the village of Linden, with bright
prospects Of happiness and pros
perity.
The Anaconda mine owners have
started ia full force % sink z new
shaft 50 a. to come down on the pres
sent workings below. Itisyery much
needed by thorn, as ut present they
have 70 pull dirt UP through the
WINE, thence tram it seventy or
eighty feet, and hoist to surface out
OF main shaft.
j. ". Heathcock, his wife and little
daughter, accompanied hy Mrs. Leon
ard. Who Is Mrs Heathcock $ mother,
departed Tor Butte Montana, last
Thursday. they would get there IN
time to attend the funeral Of Miss
Pearl sampson, daughter of VIM.
Sampson and wife. formerly Of this
place. The young lady ii is under
stood died Of consumption. At the
time OF Der death She was about
twenty-one years old. Mrs. Heath
cock was her aunt MIR. and Mrs.
Heathcoek expect to remain IN Mon
tann for AN indefinite time. Miss
Lydia Masters left to rcjoin her
father in Montana III company with
the Heathcock family.
b, II. BowNAS, pub Enquirer, Of Bremen,
Ind, writes Last week our little girl baby the
only one We have was taken sick with Group.
After two doctors had miled to give reir and life
was hanging on Il mere thread $50 tried one
Mmetc Cough cure and It's life was saved ". II
,fYY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
q. ID. MCDONALD, VI. d. London

G. ID. MCDONALD, VI. ID. London)
Graduate of college of Physicians and Sur
gcons Ontario, 1887. Late resident surgeon to
Howard Hospital, Philadelphia.
CITY AND COUNTRY CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
DAY OR NIGHT.
Special attention paid 10 surgery, surgical dis
eases of women. and diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat.
Office over Prideaux's drug store, Mineral
Point. 3SH
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
MAY ri and June II.

Tickets III the above rates on sale these dates
envy good twenty days to points west, and
thirtY ddy- to I0lnl- south. Ear further par
ticulars Apply g your local ticket agent. OF ad-
dress Al II Hanson Gen'l Pass Agent Il.
Il. T., Chicago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

SICK HAEDAonE constipation aud indigestion
are quickly cured by De Wits Little Early Ris'
ers. the famous little plllls, w, II. PRlpEAUX.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
w L ST
SOUT w ES r
SOUTH

OF Carrie except Memphis and New Orleans,
For aa efsiiied farming, ID country in Amer
81 cap compare With the available sections 70
he found No Tennessee, Mississippi and Louis
iaua, un tlc lines u be- railroads mentioned.
No arou4hts Geual climate F9r copy w
the Southern Homeseeiters Guide. describing
the agticu tugal advantages of the country
mentioned. ana ier intarm8tton as IN locNiiy,
topography ~ the rnuHuy, character OF me
sui. aud products ta which il il especially
adapted. address, II Manchester, IA, = r.
Merry, Asst Cant Pa.sr Agent Faf infar.
nation III regard io Railroad Lands ia south.
I'm Illinois, aha IN the famous Ya2oo Valley
nf Mississippi address, 1t Chicago, F. p.
Skene, Lana Gam'r | q. II Il. Remember
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23

leN aN0s .0res ,04lav
aarHs it5ull13 tad .64cr ta1s t0zt.lrs.
plts MAJ YE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
Professional Cards.
YSICI4NS.

S. P. DEAHoFE, M.D,-Mrs, n, H. DEAH0FE, N. D.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Uaice over GundrY Gray Co.'s store High 81
Residence one door east of NJ Il. Church. 2Sm6" |
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-23
Bicyele RepaIrlng.

We keep stock of extras and dc
repairing fer any make ~ wheels
2QW2 MARTIN 4 ToAN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-03

6erFellumgeines StGrtee
aIanats. Man III. stns unss
@ummi Mrabieunt in sttpa einem bali
ben pint WaKer~ auf, mas lsiht ees
iaiebt, tpenn mam bic Sliiiiisteit etpu
.inen Sas binfteGt uno selesentlia
umfhiittslt. gntnbet man rei1ssss
Gummi an,io iit' audi bic 20iuns flar;.
ionit tnnn es nDtbis tperben, bisielbe'
bur9 elm 2sintu1 sa ieibsn. 9on oies,
fer 26lung ninnmt; man einen gaten1
GblDffel BON auf' Elm pint Der ferttgtn'
StGrie. Man mreite iibrissns fefnenr
eroben @prratg non bieier gunmi<s
lDIuna, ba lie iith, nanentlih i'm 6onss
urer;. niht iebr lange gut bdlt.
@jeaen fesnehte % q n bes be-
nubt man nit. GrfpIg einen 4nifriH
aus, 90 Sbsilent 8nditein unb 7i9beir
Ien8lsialdtte, bic urst elmer seniissnoen,
Menee 2ein0l ntnrisbrt iperoens 8eios'
Sheile finb sttrfatRt gu pulpsriiirtn,.
oann auiamniens,irniiaen ano NIT; osnn
aednDl su eil,tnn 9eis gu perarbeitt1tl
DR auf bic M1arSe sebra4tes Wfaf!e
mrbdrtet nad1 3 hSs 4 Sasen ,unb laK
mann teine sall9tisfeit meAs, b1tzf9.
aubsrbem fmltt man bic llrfahsn hsrs
!, Slben lrlDslihit abipenoen.
5ert e:llI;lhns oon M,et:h -
BUR 1eritsIlung pon Mstb (0mrfs.
lpein) ipepnsn 40 Bis As anart rsinen
| ipeiden, am beltsn beitilIssten MnHsrs
NIT 10 Glrnrt 9onis pssiebt atrn bic
| Mii9uag raisefdbr Il Gturasn se>
| fpat, raahnnab tpel9er Sit ben inh Bill
benos snaaam auf Der: ObenNGR abs
| gefanaft ipsrb. Naa bjsier 3sft lGbt
man hie Sliiliisteit gnnsIaHn erfalten
unb hrirrat lie in Elm. reinea Sob, tpels
Dies lis sam Spundpdh ssfiillt tpirD.
Dda ssoS bleibt offey.. sSSn ettpa Ia
gasur suirb bic GiiifiemsS abssaOsen.
| ipnnst forgfdltis beohaGatet peroen
nsaB. haB tsine SefstbeiLaen mitseribr
| len tperben, Maa, Iabt ben Metb nm,
sun siDeiten NAL in sleider M9Ie
gdbrer, poruuf r,aR fdlieBIih ben
| Mein auf Glaihen oSsiebt. Der 3lfat
non Sssnstpsr, Muatatnub. Raraamo-
men u. 7. ID, lit @lhmudfahe Sc,
tpDhnlth tpesben ouf obises Sslmntun
| 10 Biz IL unaen 6opfea mitgeIotter
| ober IN bus sFaR asaeben.
- Nadher g 4uipriifans
| frau Shulae: wNd. Miillern. nj
| scsbrsm Suneen tDnnen sc oDh teene
Gtoot uo0en! Meinsr iogt fsho
niiht, aberJhrsr fcgt erit rehi nifHt!
sYrou NIlltr: ~Mdtg Det tDc
| bod Shrer, bsr erit rsat niiM fagts!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-03

Brt<fe Ddnfen fonnen, Anaestete, fur
bic aarte Sirforge, nit Der er tn Jet,
zen 6aufe Dir elm 6etnn eingeriHtet
Sat. gDas ion tperben. tpenn Ou 10
ftetfnadia bleibf2 Wirft Du ME ein.
feben, tpie falIh Du ibn beurtheilit2
DaB Du ibm febr rieI Dant fdul>
heft2~
sd tulrb. fetr slHdfid fein, tpenm
ih es etnes Tages efnfeben tonnte,
Mama - D.inettDegen. 1itte, bite,
lab mid auf meine GacDn ielig per'
ben, bprt unteu 5tpff4eH mefnen alten
grinnerungsn; i1 mill ia fonit 4aes
tban, ben Jrieber Defines 9aufes ntht
su ft5ren." -
sih, i6 BGtte Dor ber 6unb ben
Trieben beg 9aufes Hidt if0rsm ton'
men, aud tperrr irb getucnf. 9err
Dormeper itrablte am 9tmmef tieits
6auIes tpie bic Jriebeusfonne felber
unb iiberidiittste Mnss, mas In feinen
BereiA fam, nit ieinen sofbenen
5trablen, unb metne bDnige unem'
pfinbIi6tsit gsgsr biefe Strablen se'
rubts ct i'm 8ollgefiibr Ieines @lun3ss
gar ni9t au bemertem, im 9egentbeil,
er ldhelte midi nur INN 70 bulbpptler
an. Sur isbss B0bniide 3uden mei-
nsr Runbpinfef BEL elmer feiner pros
benbaften Sactloiigteiten butte er cine
Qisbenspiirbisfeit, fir iebe otfenbure
Nfhfbsa9tung zines feiner Wuni8e' bit
Grfiillung irgenb zines ber metnigen.
| eyA fub midi plDBlih, afs i4 MIDI met.
serte, bic lGnsit beipro4ene Reiie mel.
ner @eiunbbeit tpesen at mnternebmen,
mn Belize zines rei3enbsn Ronpses
fpanns, Inn 70 @elegenbeit au baben.
redt piel frii6e Cuff 5u i9Opfen, unb'
eines Sages fanb Elm neues, febr ihDs
nss pianinp in meinem 3immer.
@uttlob, bag alts bate mu,r baneben
belafen, unS aua ner ponp, battle Rnbe
ncr n1irf
Sang MeItenbsry itduntes ben rsuen
Gausbalt Der iungen Jruu Wollmeper
an: tpu i& mid bliden lteB, betam i4
BON benz fabelbaften Slid au bOreu,
bas Mama betrnffem ielbft Sante
gomteFt 10bnts iin aus nit; ben Wsa.'
nieren bes Mannes unbo fanb; buB 2en'
ibn i9on 6Duifa susrifubt: babe, unb
fhlieBliA tpur i1 nit; meiner Wetnung,
neiner GGlte unter an ben anoeren
Mseniderr tnie: elm tpeiBsr, Rabs, unbo
Mamas betiimmerte 8lids sradbltea,
taie I9tper iie biss empfinbe.
ssSa, ipar lie: benn tuirfli4 sliidli4s!
GinesIeits gub mir. bic MDgli4teit, bdB
| lie es lei, cine tpa6rbufte 8sruhignng.
anbererieits smpDrte. mid Der 9sbante;
baB fie fGbig fem tDnnte, neben biefem,
Utann sufriabsn aus leben, Bis in's ins.
uerfte 5er5, unb sutpeilen;. tpenn tie
abenos, ieBt allerbinss ielten senua
~ mir beruntertam, uur tpte ionIt ein
puar Mugenblide an retnsm 8ette gu
fiben, bann ertappte. ih MIDI babel. bab'
i6 5ie iportlos anifarrte; um oieles
RdtbIel au erforiden. @inmal 14ten
| es mir, ols babe iie' gepeint, aber i'd
bate niht ben Mutb, iie gu fragen.
sic tlaate r,ie, - tppriibsr au4? Sic
b.IaB ia WGes, pasa bas 9er5 elmer
ssruu nur 5u tpiinfnen permas, absr es:
that mir peb, iie 10 5ufrieben gu isben.
,Gr lit isbr sut!" fdate lie einnal,
als itb iis iiber ihrem 4ussabenbu4
forb - gtehner tpary INNER ihr
ihpahe @eite seiueien7-, fi9 bsmii.
benb, einen sysbler; ben tie gemaht
bate, berausaufinbsrn: rGr bat 10 nkt
gsbulb nit mir!"
ssn biefem Mussnbltf fAaute er 5nr
ahiir hsrein mnn ladbte; als er tie 10
kI1dftist fah.
(Jortish,ina, fnlgt.)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
REBATE CLAfM.s.
Lynchbure's Cns" Postponed by the
Imterstate Comm isSio0.

LYNCHBURG, VA. Jan. 15.-Special.-
The sitting OF the interstate commerce
commission. which was to have been IN
this city to-day 10 near the LynchDurs
Board OF Trade against number oi
railroad ana transportation companies,
has been indefinitely postponed.
\ letter was received from Secretary
Moso,ey. of the commits sion. giving the
following reasons or pOstpOnement:
The counsel for the Board OF Trade of
Lynchburg having intimated a purpose
TO ask the commission TO hN the amount
OF the rebate or reparation II any. which
individual shippers of Lynchburg are en-
Titled to. aud which they claim from the
transportation companies, that the COM
mittee thought the hearing Of the cases
ought to he postponed until the trans
poriatiou companies have time TO take
evidence in regard 10 these individual
claims for rebate or reparation.
Tho Secretary states that as soon as
statements Of these individual claims
were MED With tho commission. and the
TRANSPORTATION c0mpanieS were allowed
REASONABLE time in which 20 take evidence
concerning them. the commission would fiN
another day for hearing The cases as soon
as practicable.
There is no doubt that the commission
will sit IN this city. but on exactly what
date Is not asccrtainabie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
CARNESIE wOKkNEN EXCITED.
stirred Up Over the Attempt to Sneek
the Organization Move.

HOMESTEAD. PA, Jan. 1.-THE de-
termined stand taken by General Manager
Schwab. OF the Carnegie Steel Company
to check the reorganization plan OF tue
5000 or more employees in the big steel
works. furnishes plenty OF food for re-
Election and conversation throughout the
town. The discharge OF so great num-
Der OF the leading and most skilled Work
ers has led to all sorts OF reports, ana
Ii il apparent that the trouble has not
vet subsidized. Up to noon to-day no al
ditional discharges OF men VINO part1ci-
pated at the meeting last Saturday had
so far as known. been added. Many idle
men occupied the street corners inns
morning discussing the situation. The
men who were brought 20 Homestead 10
break the strike in 1892 are the most
eager and excited for organization. Ii
was announced last night that Riehard
Hotchkiss. one OF the best plate-mill
rollers in the United States. had resigned
his position. as roller In the li9-iuch plate
mill on account of the reduction. This
is the mill IN which most OF the plate
is rolled for the battleshpe. It is re-
ported that meeting will be held Sat
urdav. and the attendance at the pro-
rosed meeting vii! determine the effect
the company's action has had on the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
BLAChsHUEG NOIES.
'S,ntsrmediate Humiliation ~ V. A. and
N Ca scrar Les Birthday.

BLACksBuIRG. VA. Jan 15.-Speeal.-
The weather here for the past week has
been the coolest experienced In years.
At present Their, is about ten inches OF
snow on the ground, and yesterday morn
ing the thermometer registered fourteen
degrees below zero The road from here
TO Christlansburg Is almost impossible,
and the mail. which only arrives once
day. is considerably delayed.
Most of the students have returned
from their long Christmas holidays, and
are quite enthusiastic over the enjoyable
times that were spent at their respective
homes. However, as the Intermediate
examinations begin on the 2lst instant,
the cadets will devote themselves 10 hard
work In order 10 prepare Tor this tryins
ordeal.
General Lees birthday will be observed
here by the suspension of all military
and academic duties. Saturday evening
the Lee Literary Society will have their
annual public debate in College chapel
An interesting programme VIII be pre-
scented
Dr. McBryde has been confined TO his
home for some time on account OF sick
ness. He is reported somewhat better. and
will soon be able to perform his duties
Professor w. W. Hurt, who was COM
PEELED to leave college the first of the
session, has returned, fully recovered,
and, TO the delight of his many friends.
will again resume charge of his classes.