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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-25
Rosyanie W Palestynie.

Ze wszystkich chrzescian,
zamieszka}ych W kraju swis'
tym, So Rosyanie liczebnie 1y'
wio}em najsilniejszym. No-
zy}y sic ma to dwie okoliczno.
Sci: u Gleboka religijnosc lu-
du rosyjskiego, p protegowa-
ME emigracyi W te strony przez
Rad petersburski, kt6ry tym
sposobem sw6j wplyw W Pale.
stynje omal z kazdym dniem
poteguje. Rosya pracuje pod
tym wzglsdem koasekwentnie,
nabywa coraz wiecej grunt6w
i wznosi wszedzie wspaniale
swistynie, zak1ady humanitar-
ne i naukowe it'd.
Tax uderza kszdego piel'
grzyma pred jafsks brama Je.
rozolimy widok rosyjskiej Ger
Xvi katedralnej, oko}o kt6rej
grupuja sic domy dla pielgrzy'
NOW, gmach misyjny i konsu'
lat. Gala to osade otacza wy
soki muir, niby forteczny.
Obok ogrodu Getsemane
kaza} zuowu Aleksander Ill
wr. 1888 zbudowac cerkiew o
Z kopulachi a ma samym wierz
cholku Cory Oliwnej kr6luje
rosyjska wieaa szesciopistrowa,
skad widz patrzy ma jedne z
najpiekniejszych panoram ca
lei Palestyny. Wieza ia jest
punktem srodkowym drugiej
osady pielgrzym6w, do kt6rej
tez nalezs cerkiew Wniebo.
wstapienia Padskiego i kon.
wikt dla pop6w.
w samem miescie przybu.
dowano do starego monasteru
prawoslawnego sliczna bazy.
like, kt6ra ma bye przeznaczo.
ns ma to, ably p6zniej = po
uzupelnieriu robot architekto'
nicznych - zostac ,arcykate.
drs rosyjskiego patryarchy.
Ale ME tylko W Jerozolimie
spotyks sic slady wplywu ro'
syjskiego.
w Hebronie - tam gdzie
spoczywajs prochy Abrahama
= stoja cerkiew Abrahama i
azyl pielgrzymski. W Jerychu
odbija sic piskne hospicyum
rosyjskie bardzo korzystnie cd
nedznych chat arabskich, a W
Nazarecie maja Rosyanle o.
pr6cz gospody dla pielgrzy.
NOW nawet szkole dla dzieci
obojej p}ci i seminaryum nau'
czycielskie.
Go zas do bada6 naukowych,
to ME pozostajs publikacye
rosyjskiego towarzystwa pale
ty6skiego tax bardzo W tyle
"a publikacyami angielskiemi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-25
zenski aduokat " Niemczech.

Adwokata zedskiego-zdaje
sic pierwszego W Niemczech-
ma miasto Friedberg ma SSlaz.
ku. PAM ia, nazwiskiem Joan.
ma Dittrich, zdala egzamina
prawnicze " Zurychu. Pytanie
tylko, czy sad js prSyjnie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-25

Boga nadeWszystko. Wdzlecznl
przyjaciele dalekiej przysziosci
imie jej podajs".
P3a. = W Pile pred izba
karns toczy} sic process pre-:
ciwko ksiedzu wikaryuszowl
Palkowskiemu, bylemu preze.
sowi tamtejszego Towarzystwa
przemys}owego, kt6ry, skazany
ma 25 marek kary lub s dni
wiezienia "a przedstawienie
przez Towarzystwo podczas
teatru amatorskiego zywego
obrazu ,,Konstytucya 8 Maja",
przyczem muzyka grala "
dymem pozar6w", wni6sl o
rewizye wyroku. Mimo wy.
mownych slow mecenasa p.
Pop}awskiego, izba karna po
blisko godzinnej naradzie re-
wizye odrzucila, potwierdzajac
wyrok pierwszej instancyi.
Szamotu2y. Schwytany
jua dis zbrodniarz wlama} sic
dnia s b. m. W nocy do mie.
szkania nauczyciela pana. Sta
chowskiego W Gaju i aadajsc
pieniedzy, cieAko porani4 tax
p. st. jak i ma}aonks jego.
znscal sic nawet mad 2letniem
dzieckiem pa1stwa St., kt6re
kopnieciem nogs cisako ska.
leczy4. Pa1stwu st. ME grozi
niebezpiecze6stwo, dziecko alto.
Ii bodaj czy wyzdrowieje. Pan
st, ma agenture pocztoWa l
ztsd widocznie przypuszczal
zbrodniarz, re sic dobrze ohio.
wi.
Pod Grudzisdzem utonal
we Whsle kspisc sic 16letni
ch}opiec Gustav Kruger.
q Inowroc}awia donoszs
do Germanii, ze przyszly ko-
sci6l tamteiszy kosztowac ma
100000 grzywien, a da miejsce
3 tysiecom ludzi.
- W dominium Heinrichs.
dorf(?) pod Swieciem W Pru.
sach Zachodnich wybuch1
pozar, W kt6rego p}cmieniach
zginsla kobieta Suczy1ska,
kt6ra W nieobecnosci meza
wr6cila do mieszkania dla oca-
lenia swego dziecka.
- (Swarzedz). Michalina
Kubiak z Poznania chcia}a
utopie swe 10 miesisczne die.
cko, zwiaza}a mu rsczki i rzu'
ella do stawu mad gosci6cem
do K6rnika. Dziecko upadlo
obok stawu uratowanem 20.
sta}o przez przechodni6w. Wy.
rodna matke przyaresztowano.
Toru6ski ,,Przyjaciel'
dowiaduje sic, ze ma komorze
granicznej W Aleksandrowie
przyaresztowano W kohcu ze'
szlego tygodnia .dw6ch Pola'
k6w z Torunia, agenta Kozie'
leckiego krawea oraz strscza'
RIA Gniatczy6skiego. Podobno
powodem aresztowania mlafy
bye niecenzurowape drukl,
jake przewozili. Gniatczy1skl
uciekl, ale 60 przychwycono l
odstawiono razem z Koziele'
ckim do Warszawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-25
Take ich przeznaczenie.

TAX dawno ME widzialem ju1
AMI twego kuzyna AMI jego narzeozo.
nej. Go sic mimi staio?
- Co sic miaio STAG? Ona dosta{a
sie pod ozepek, on pod pantofel.
> NN ".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-25
w spraWie hawajskiej.

LoNDYN, 24go Czerwca. -
W izbie nizszej parlamentu
odpoWiedzia1 sekretarz spraw
zsgranicznych, Curzon, ma in.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-25
Nowiny Z Polski.

pomnlk MlckleWlcza Wpdyneio
dotsd og6lem przeszao $4,000
rs. - Dnia - bm. otwarto tu
wystawe inwentarza, kt6rs
bardzo pieknie sic przedsta-
via. - Zielone Swistki bardzo
tu- spedzono weso}o i przyje.
mnie. Najliczniejsze t}umy
Warszawian podazyly ma hi-
! storyczne Bielany, gdzie byla
prawdziwie ludowa zabawa z
hustawkami, karuzelami, ,strzel.
nicami, a nawet cyrkiem z
,,zamorskimi silaczami". Pier.
wszego dnia przewieziono do
tad parostatkami okolo 5000
os6b, nazajutrz az $4,000. Ma
grobie Staszyca zlozyl jeden z
wielbicieli trzy wianki zielone,
! jako skromne uznanie zaslug
wielkiego flantropa. Nato-
Mast rozwineli zlodzieje kie-
szonkowi wsr6d natloku bar.
dzo energiczna dzialalnost;
zaginelo tez kilkanascie dzieci
W tlumie. Ma Saskiej kepie
bylo przesz}o 1000 os6h W ME
dziels swiateczna, W Ponie-
dzialek przeszlo 1000. Rozu.
mie sic, ze i ku Wilanowu i
Piasecznu ruch byl wielki,
zwlaszcza koleja wszkotorow9.
Coz dopiero powiedziet o wy
scigach konnych, kt6re sic od-
byly W pierwsze swieto ma po.
ZACH Mokotowskich? Choe 2
poczatku deszcz przepadywal,
wszystkie trybuny byiy zapel-
nione swietna publicznoscia,
przedewszystkiem damsks. Od'
niosly nagrody skonie PIP. La
skiego, Augusta hr. Potockie'
90 dwukrotnie, E. Korsaka,
j. Reszkego. Niemniej byly
wieczorem ozywione wszystkie
teatra. w og6le bylo W ME-
dziele i W Poniedzia}ek ma
przedstawieniach: W Teatrze
Wielkim 7O5 i 422, W Letnim
1O1Si 1927, W Nowym $40 i
COL, W lwowskim wv Cyrku)
lO5Oi 1850, W Eldorado 1916
2O1O, W Wodewilu 1876 i
1880, W pozna6skim (w Odeo-
nie) 1916 i 1895, W Bagateli
1894 i 1928 os6b. Ma wysci.
gach bylo 411o os6b i 17S
pojazd6w.
Krak6ao. - Odsloniety W
Sobote pred Zielonymi Swia.
tkami W kosciele N. P. Maryi
pomnik ma czese s. p. ksiezny
Marceliny Czartoryskiej,
wzniesiony re sk}adek publ
cznosci, znajduje sic PREY
drzwiach do navy -bocznej
p6lnocnej, ma lewo cd wcho.
dzscego. Wsr6d architektury
z polerowanego marmuru z6i.
tawego, styryjskiego, widzimy
medallion marmurowy bialy
g}ows zmarlej W profilu, Wiel-
kosci niemal naturalnej. Ksiea.
ma przedstawiona jest W wieku
srednim, z charakterystyczna
draperys koronkowa ma g}o.
vie. Twarz odznacza sic wiel.
kiem podobie6stwem i bardzo
starannem, subtelnem modelo-
waniem, o cechach wysoce
artystycznych. Medallion wy
konal p. Roman Lewandowski,
rzezbiarz osiadly W Wiedniu;
wedlug jego tez rysunku zro.
biony Jest ca3y pomnik, kt6ry
mierzy niecaly metr wysokosci.
U dolu ma tablicy ujetej wolu.
tami czytamy napis: " ksia-
zst Radziwin6w Ksisana Mar.
celina Czartoryska, urodzona
1917, zmarla 1894. Kochala
Ojczyzns, sztuke, ubogich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-06-25
Szczyt czelnOsci.

w caasie ulswy schroni6 sic do
parssolniks / mic ME kupitl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
Attempted Hold Up

At an early hour this morning
While William Kyer, coIored, OF
this city, who attends the Wash
iugton market, was driving his
leam along the road uear Water 90
an unknown negro emerged from
he roadside and endeavOreh TO
climb into the wagon. Kyer re
monstrated when the intruder
produced British bulldog pistol
and threatened to blow his brains
out. Kyer whipped up his horses
aud escaped from the foolpad.-
AIox7 Gazette.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
Remarkable Restitution.

Richmond, Va, NJ rcL 29.-Rey
DR.. w. q. S arr, pastor Of the
Broad street Methodist Church
here has been the means of a well.
known Washington gambler re
turning 81 900 to a young man
from whom he won at the gamO
ling table. Tuis money the latter
had laid aside to pay of mort.
"a on his aged mothers no Sc.
Last night DR.. Starr recognize d
among his congregation the Wash
lngton spOrt alluded TO. He at
Gnce directed his remarks at him
and begged tue mau to return the
money to bis victim. THIS morn
lag the minister net the gambler
in the streets. TIE sport said:
have spent a sleepless night and i
was on my way t. your house to
tell you that the money had been
shipped to that Old woman and she
will get it tomorrow Tuen, with
chOked utterance, the gambler ad-
ded have determined by the
help OF God, never to throw an0th
or card as lOug as | live De- Starr
replied: L an glad to know it, and
let me say this to you: II your
changed life makes bread scarce
wIthyOu for time you can sit
down at my table as long as l have
a crust to share with any one
The incident is the most remarKd.
ble OF the kind known TO Ric1.
mond gamblers or clergymeu.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
1t is not only bad taste, but it !

1t is not only bad taste, but it Il
objectionable veracity, to speak OF
the men whose devotion to demOc'
rIcy prevented their support Of
the populistic principles which were
adopted by the Chicago convention.
The principles upon winch the
democratic party was founded and
which have attracted to 1t the
steadast support Of a majority ofthe
people of the United States cannot
be safely ignored. To do so, at once
disrupts the old party. Even the
Jealous supporters Of these modern
populistic theories do not hesitate
TO say that they cannot depend up
on the support of the populists. Is
it wise then to drive from the party
the men who in a National election
would not stultify themselves by
voting for measures which they
honestly believed TO be undemOcra
tic and ruinous to the best interests
Of the masses Of the people. Or IS
any one simple enough to believe
that those democrats who refused to
vote the ticket last year, because
they could not endorse the platform,
would support State ticket upon a
platform end rising the same princi
pies? The action of the next con
vention will be very interesting, for
upon it depends the success or rupt-
ure of the party
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
81 LIKE NEWS

Mr.. Harry Hsun closed nls school last
week. -,
Nr Jacob II. GochenOur hsssfdfc hssed
trom v. Va, re,Y fine Improved short
Horn bull.
Lutte | me, daughter Of DR.. Jas. II.
Smoot, died Friday, March Goth. aged
ore year and seven days. It's death was
caused by swallow ng three neuralgla
pills Win ch bad been prepared tor a
grown ptptn and Which the child had
Eoiien BIZ accident.
People are generally we'll around here
excepting Mr. +. l. Irwin, and Mt. 81 d
1rs p. W. Walker, who are all improy q
in, slowly.
The telephone line from LAM, MIL
to ST. Luke has been surveyed and " ~
soon g up and ready for use. THIS vii
be q great thing for the community.
As tue local Editor of the Sen incl a.
published what the HERALD did say aud
has thus sustained thu charge which
made, have NJ disposition TO longer
hold the x Rays" upon his Conduct.
AM glad to recognize the evidence OF his
conversion. and to know that he has de-
ternined thar bis paper, in the fntuIe'
will not be a Wsd throwing organ.
Y Raw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
RIVERA CAPTURED.
MaceOs Successor Wounded and Made a
Prisoner bv the Spaniards

Havana. March 29.-Gen. Hern
andez Velasco left San Cristobal
under secret orders at noon last
Saturday, with the Castillorenla
battalion and two field pieces, and
pitched his camp amid the BiojitO
hills.
The insurgents attacked tbs re-
gulars from the very outset of he
advance. Yesterday the Spanish
column maSssd upon PericO POzo
ahers Ruis Rivera awaited
them in a strongly intrenched posi-
ton
Rivera opened fire Immediately
on seeing the head of the column
Lieut.. Col. Jose Roco advanced
with the extreme vanguard, Major
Sanchez Bernal leading another di
vision under the protection OF ar
tilIery. which shslled the trenches
held by Rivera, who was already
wounded in the thigh.
One company of the Reina cav
airy galloped forward. capturing
the trenches and selling as prisoners
FIVE men who lay severely mutilat
ed by the shells.
Colonel pacallao, on learning
that Rivera had been wounded
hurried to the trenches and begged
the soldiers not to Kill! him
Rivera and Colonel Bacallat
were taken into the presence o
General Velasco, whe shook hands
with Rivera and introduced him t.
the officers of his staff giving in
structions that the first thing to b'
done was to give him surgical re
lief.
Lieutenant Terry and COlone
BacallaO were also wounded in
fight at the same place on the fiji
teenth.
The Castillo Battalion secured
important documents as the arms
and money of Gen. Ruis Rivera
The money consisted mostly O.
American gold coin. A number o
splendid watches were left with
General Velasco.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
Married up q Tree.

Miss Lizzie SSdnger, aud Harry
BingIer, her accepted suitor
qnarrelea at party held at a
uelghhorS house, near M0ntrose
Pa, W edneSday night. Shortly
b fore midnight they returned to
their homes. They we're accom-
panic by R-v. w. Hunter. Tie
party had occasion 10 pass through
field. Here they were pursued b
a bull and all three took to tree
Mss Sanger climbed one treeand
b ingler aui the minister the adj.
joining itSO. The lniuriaied bull
ran around and around The tree.
believing AMI throwing the earth
IN the air. The THO renamed up
the Tree nearly aa boar anl no r..
lief ca ne. TIE bul sill stool
guard. Thinking thus an excellent
time to reconcile the couple the
minister began. His work was
don =, however al most before he
had begun. The cou .,le desired t,
be m aired then aud there, think
ing they were about to meet a
tragic q attn, and the minister
N lrred them. b ing er hal a H.
Gems" in his pocket for sever !
weeks. The lovers cOu'd list ioin
hands from where they dhng and
when they got grip they held j.,
while Mr.. Hln'er performed the
Ceremony. When the good man
had cOLclule J, Farmer S me and
his Two boys drove up with a load
Of Ice. An explanation was quick
~ spoken and the bnll was driven
away, the preacher kissed t Q
BRIDE and received hi, lee aud the
p'rtS were driven 10 the residence
OF Mr.. Bingler.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
WILDWOOD ITEMS.
Special to the HERALD

Mrs. Henry Harrison, residing near
Buyce, this county, has been seriously i'll
for several weeks. She has lived TO a
good aye aud Is widely known.
The little girl of Mrs. Wurner, who's
home is near the river, and who few
weeks ago WAS no horribly burned az
their hotel ia Martin>burg, is getting
along as well a. could be expected, Co =
sidering the serious u2fnre of the injury.
That her life has been spared is a miracle.
Her physicians think the chances are
more favorable for recovery.
Mr. Mayo, oae Of our wealthy residents,
whose beautiful sumner home il near
this place, Will, IN the near future, have
a substantial steel bii ~ bniit across the
creek at 'he western END Of town.
Miss Ships, of the northern part Of
this county, is visiting the family Of
Mr.. Joshua DrrIur.
Mis- Gorge X ,oler made 4 brief visit
to the country la,t week.
q A. Rowland, OF Stephens City, was
IN town Thursday.
Wheat IL looking we'll.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
Anxious to Serve his Country.
Special to the HERALD.

Stephens CIV, Va. -Mr. q. +. Mayer,
Tor many yeats widely known merchant
of This lace, and Who has for the past
four years been absent IN Gull settling
the estate If deceased brother Who WAS
engaged in the construction Of railways
for tbs GILLIAN government is now an
applicant for the position Of Consul, at
tue port Of Valparaiso Chilli, South
America Mr. NJ is a man OF vast piac-
fical experience, aud IS every way quail
fed 10 discharge the duties Of the office.
We would Ike to see our Valley honored
hy the appointment and which would Ia
4 ct credit upon the administration at
Washington We have as good Di ilo'
matte tlmber ia Virginia - elsewhere.
There was little breeZ- in social cir
Giles recently as to the right certain in
dividnal- possessed of wearing red II W.
rr- IN fhrir hats, this privilege being
abridged by certain other )ne-. Gossip
is terrible thing. Birdie the tongue as
the good book commands.
Our corporation is on its last legs, now
don't know wno is mayor, conncilmen. or
p lice ih;rr The "Jo nothiugs' Ia -
coutrol. Oar street lamps are just sui
hciently IA. enough apart to b'lnd the
eve, pavement. fall Of mu holes with
no prospect ot improvement and al
togei her sal state o ah airs. The DeO-
pie don't nhjsJt to Dsy'ng ttKfs IT it -
expended In the most jndcions manner
. ID for the improvement OF the toT'.
snch a state OF AFT ara is r Il ,ctiOn upon
our good people, liable to drive enter
prising persons away and altogether Sc
ri ,usly detrimental to the interes. of the
toSn. Elect good men, who have pro-
greeslye ideas and not chOck full OF old
fogyisn, egOtistic and contrary. The
sooner such people are relegAted to the
rear, the better it will b. for our city.
Ii Postmaster General Gary. adhsres
strictly to bis announced policy OF al
10 yins pr sent inc Imls1ts - ssr'o thsir
fun four years. regardless of time OF APP
pOinlment, our present post master, Geo.
A. Ssmsell, will remain until the yeaI
1900 having only received his appoint
mSnt few months ago The admins
traiioE could do 10 better, hut We are
not rhL ming that department y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
FAMINE IN CUBA.

Havana, via Key West Fla')
March 2S-An expedition carrying
arms, ammunition and heavy field
pieces was landed successfully at
Boca de Jaruco, to the northwest Of
Havana. 1t is reported that a well
known Havana merchant, Colin de
Caidenas, was among those landed
with the expedition.
The insurgents captured the town
Of Jiguani and sacked and burned a
number Of houses, securing con
siderable booty During the siege
the soldiers in the town kept up
constant fire on the insurgents. In
all 40 cannon shots were exchang-
ed.
The outskirts Of Tlpaste we're
raided by the insurgents, who sack
ed and burned a number Of houses,
retiring after a light skirmish with
the government soldiers.
Numerous lnsurgent forces have
been gathering at point about
eight miles from CanaJuani, under
direct orders from Maxine Gomez.
Famine has commenced to in
vadc the district of Sancti Spiritus
m.spilurAnLAe sugar crop is the
Principal caused. The planters
have abandoned all hope Of
grinding thisIeason.
1t is reported that 1850 insur.
gents have crossed the Hanabana
river into Tie Province Of Matan
zas.
Maxine Gomez, it is said, is in
the district of Sancti Spiritus with
his forces.
1t sreported that Captain Gen
eral Weyler is at Cruces in the
Province of Santa Clara, and that
he is probably going to Cienfuegos,
where he has a gunboat at his dis
ppsal. From there he will probably
proceed to JucarO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
A Man Of Many wives.

A dispatch frOm Georgetown,
Del, says: Attorney General Rob
ert g. White says that lie has re-
celved letters which strongly bear
out his first impression that James
NJ. Gordy, the accused murderer OF
Mrs. Mary Lewis, Of New York, is
A second Holmes and bIga mist
of the first order. B sides the
fact that Gordy has a wife now
living III Boston, Mr.. White says
he has learned th at Gjrdy has
wives living IN Brooklyr, New
York, Newark, \ J New Haven,
Ct, Pittsburg aud Chicago The
attorney general says he has heard
from five of GOrdy's wives, and,
through them, has learned that
Gordy has eight or nine altogeth-
er. The attorney general has de.
clined to divulge the names OF his
correspondents, but be declares
hat he has strong evldeDce that
their claims are legitimate. Mr.
White say it il his opinion that
Gordy will eventually be shown TO
be the most notorious blgamist OF
Of the age. 1t is his opinion that
Gordy married many women uDder
fictitious names, in order. to get
them interested In his schemes,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
NOTICE.

To the Clerk OF the County Court for
Shenandoah County, Virginia:
|. the undersigned, Samuel j. Hoffman
hereby file with you this my application,
as provided by statute, 10 purchase one
sixth interest Of Ann kitner wife OF
George Kitner in tract Of land CON
tanning 142 acres more rless, situate in
said county at foot of little North mount
ain and being the same land sold by &.
w. Keontz Treasurer Of said County, on
the llth day OF January, 1897, for de-
lnquent taxes due thereon by and IN
the name OF A. Barb of A. Est. and
bought at said sale by the Auditor
OF Public Accounts OF Virginia for
said State and County; and | hereby
agree to pay the amount for which said
real estate wac sold rs aforesaid, together
with such additional sums as may or
would have accrued from taxes and
levies. with all interest, as provided by
law. had said real estate not been so sold
and purchased by the Commonwealth.
4. Given under my hand this Goth day OF
March, 1897.
SAM'LJ. HOFFMAN,.
Ann Kitner not found in my BALI
awick, March 23d, 1897.
c. WIGHrMAN, 5. 5. c.
A COpy-Teste
L. ) WALKER, c. 5. c. c.
apr 2-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
DEATHS OF a DAY.

Richmond, Va, NJ ,rch 20 &C Il
w, a Terry a former commander
OF the Confederate Soldiers Home
died ut his home near this cIt,
yesterday morning, General Terry
was raraly zed about Ten Years
ago, aud HIS death is supposed to
be the result of that attack About
ten years ago General Terrv's sou
Austin, Killed "A man in b .dfOId
Tor a trlifing Offense. The peop'e
were highly indignant with The
young man, and mob took him
out of Jill and lynchei him. He
com united the homicide while
slffenug tIom a mental trouble.
General Terry commanded u 0r.
gade N P,cset's division, ami led
rbe famous charge of that com.
mgni at Cemeter, II dse at Gettys.
burg. He was at one time superin.
tendent of the penitentiary, served
10 the state senate, and was uni.
VI rsally popular. Deceased was
about 70 years old.
General Peyton Wise, one of
the II ost widely known veterans of
The la re war, die d here today from
a clncerOns affec zion of the throat.
General Wise was the chairman
Of the Confederate re lni01 which
was held IN this city last year and
was universally esteemed. Deceas.
ed was a brother Of exc ongress-
mau George S Wise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-04-02
Rail Road News,
Special 10 HERALD.


Strasburg, Va, March 2J.-lt is l. arn-
ed from reliable authority that the SUPP.
$. r. X. here has received instructions
not 10 order any more ballast. as it will
not be sent. In view of the fact tina
ballast is absolutely necessary for the
proper maintanen1s OF tho fOa BID, this
order is signIfcini, many thinking this
means the middle has not Yet been
Strengthened ont aud a probability exists
OF the Is. Il o. again assuming contro' q.
II the Southern does not put the road bed
IN b-tttr condition from this point TO
HsrrisOnburg and continue running their
trains at such a speed around shot
curves, We will have one OF TIE most Dis
a,trou4 X. K WRECKS in tbs history #
our Valley. We hope the company will
attend to this important matter, replace
old ties w b new ones, aud aliOgeth, T
place the road in ap,rfectly safe ON
ditiOn.