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ANeEaso BY LIONS, SHOT HIS WIFE.


Then Tanner Haustetter Blew Out His
Own Brains.
William Haustetter, famous the country
over as a lion tanner, fatally shot his wife
inthe right lung near the entrance Of the
Geological Garden at Cincinnati, Ohio. and
then shot himself in the head. Haustetter
died Instantly. a
For fifteen years Haustetter has been en-
ployed at the Zoo, where he handled lions,
tigers, leopards, panthers aud hyenas. He
had all the beasts under his control and
was the only man who dared enter all the
cages.
He fed the ion and started for home.
Near the entrance he met his wife and shot
her n himself. No motive for the deed
is known. He had had trouble witt W
lions in the afternoon, had beaten them
with an iron bar and was still angry when
ho met his wife. He and his wife were
never known to quarrel.
Haustetter was thirty-eight and his wife
is thirty-six. They have two small chill
drpO
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WASHINGTON, d. G. (Special The Marine
Hospital service has ordered DR.. John
Guiteras to Ocean Springs to investigate
the outbreak Of alleged yellow fever there.
While the Marine Hospital officers here are
unwilling, In the absence OF definite official
information, to express any opinion as to
the nature OF the disease, they are inclined
to the belief that 1t is dengue or some other
form of malarial fever, and point to the
extremely low death rate, which Is too
small for yellow fever.
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The British Political oficer at MALI
reports the Swatis to be submitting a p
be surrenderlng more guns and swJ,
which, with the previous surrender ofs'
and the fines imposed, completes the )
ernment's demands and terms for the
ishment Of the Swat tribes. G,
General Sir Blondin Blood Comma !
Of the British Army on the Afghan from
is familiar with every foot OF the mounr
territory under his charge, and is like
familiar with the character OF the BELLE
Aighans with whom he has to deal, SO Il
not surprising that he is succeeding in ,
ting down the uprising. The General tc
part In the Afghan War OF 1s79-iSSO, O
was awarded a gold medal for his seryi
In that conflict. He is ffty-five years
and a ripe and seasoned soldier.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-09-10
THE NEWS sprroMlzEo.


Government employees are warned that
they will be dismissed for characterization
II they seek to retain their places by in-
functions,
The fuli text OF the Japanese Govern
ment's acceptance Of Hawaii's proposal to
rotary Sherman by tho Secretary OF the
Japanese Legation.
The Government, through the Marine
Hospital service, is taking every possible
precnution against the spread Of yellow
lever from Ocean Springs. Miss.
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Inward Register, a young farmer living
s6r Jacksonville, Fla, was shot and
Killed by his adopted son, Robert, who is
fourteen years old. The boy and q man,
Henry NJ. Tyre, were arrested, and the lad
confessed that he committed the murder.
TIC victims wife gave him s5 to do 1t.
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New railroad Terminal.

The Locust Point yards of the D. and 0.
Railroad are completed and that ocean ter
minal at Bal more now has a capacity for
5000 ears. During the past few weeks the
wisdom OF making the improvement has
been amply demonstrated. Thousands of
cars OF export grain were handled without
q single blockade and with such celebrity
and ease that the old timers wero greatly
aStonishn1 -
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A BIG SCARE IN

Talk of ReorganizinE the Shotgun
Quarantine Force.
AUSTIN, Texas. (Special).-State Health
Oficer Swearingen issued an iron-clad
quarantine against Ocean Springs, Miss,
and all other points now affected or likely
to be affected by yellow fever. 1t will 60
into immediate effect, and last indefinitely.
Reports from the Gulf coast are to the
~act that the inhabitants are badly fright.
1t the prospects of yellow fever enter
lngsN Sste, and some Of them arc talking
Of reor8s.-szing their shotgun quarantine
force, which patroied the Gulf shore twelve
years ago, to keep out all persons, and
thereby prevent the disease from entering
the State.
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P~rospectors returned from the Michi-
picoten River gold country In the Lake
wawa district. Michigan, report great inds
are hurrying into the region, and prepara-
lions are making to accommodate the
crowds arrived and arriving. A town site,
named Wawa, is being surveyed on the lake.
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aDocps Kelley. alias Black, colored, TWEEN
three years old, was hanged at Snow
III. N. c., for assaulting Mrs. Merritt, a
Ito woman. The gallows wasi n the pub
square OF the town, and 5000 people were
$ectators. Kelley was accused OF several
$her crimes.
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ANDREE NOT HEARD FROM
No Tidings About His Daring Dash
For the North Pole.
BALLOON MAY HAVE LANDED.
fhe Arctic Explorer Started on July II
In His Balloon. and Although There
Have Been Several Reports of Mes
6 From HIM, All Proved to Be
fsogus-speculations About His Fate.

CHRIsrIASIA, Norway (By Cable).-It is
nov about eight weeks since Herr Andree
and his two companions set of from from
soc on their daring voyage to the north
pole. What their fate has been is only q
matter Of conjecture, for, Notwithstanding
the picked-up carrier pigeons, there have
been no authentic tidings since their do
parture.
At first 1t was generally accepted that
tho pigeon said to have been shot by the
Captain OF the fishing selAlken between
spltzbergen and Seven Islands, carried q
genuine message from the explorer, but
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UNCLE SANS STRONG BOX.

Cash Balance of ssis,5e1,e o6 In the
Treasury.
The August statement Of the publ.
issued at the Treasury Department.
iugton, shows the debt less cash In the
Treasury to be 81, OOs, 1886, 121, which is an
increase for the month of $14, Ss8, ATS. This
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-09-10
Late WhoiesE
on


Firsts ........ "A
Thirds to secoD
State-Thtrds
State Dairy tub
Western Initial
Factory. fresh,
Thirds to secoD
State-Full cred
Small
Part skims, goc
Full skins ..-.-'
s......p.nn
2 2ssso,, =
Western-Gholc9
anutham-rhoit
Duck eggs, y dt
Goose eggs, d
BE
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,sns sasaa
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ppeeaa,.es9ao otce 10,
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v me kluneS
Isniow !, a,
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Ann,os ami
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Jersey er.s,e h haske,
Pears PEARS Le CotntS
bartlett Rbbl,.l
Piums, p crate.
Cranes Del. pt
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Fowls. lo...F
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Turkeys a n.
Dncks d pair
Geese. q pair
Pigeons. d pair. |
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Brothers, Phila i
Western, dry pick,
Fowls, 6teteL&f
Long Island due
Geese, Eastern, q
Squads, . doz
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Cabbages, Jersey
L. T.. p1O0.. |
Onions, white,
Orange Co., red,v
Green peas, W. N
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SSnns pe 3 n, =. :
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Carrots. d lnas
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TRIBEsMEN ARE olsHEARTENED.
The swatis Have Completed Their Sub
missiou 10 the British,

The India frontier reports are more favor
able to the British. The spies say the
orakzais appear to be disheartened. They
lost fifteen men killed In the attack on
Fort Gulistan and are now holding coun-
ellis.
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BALLOON IN WHICH ANDREE SAILED FOR THE NORTH POLE
Is The balloon lin which Professor Andreeo oil July 18th sailed away for the north pole
ws built much after the ashton OF other banoons. 1t has one distinctive feature.
That Is astrongg guide rope which serves two all essential purposes. 1t holds the bt
loon a uniform height and so prevents tn gas from being diminished p texpa,nssi4nn
hreeI largo and easily worked sails. With the aid ofthek keel the balloon can dHt De-
lore the wind ata n angleto the general direction. The basketo er is sevenf teeth
diameter and has q depth Of five feet. Above the EAR is the observatory. There is
room In the basket for me persons at a time. 1t isusedn asa living and sleeping room.
kudreee N his companion were to take turns Mt the watch. .
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-09-10

A wagon belonging to Allen Faust. a
miller OF Berkeley, Penn, was struck by a
train at Fresh Valley crossing. The
driver, Evan Holster, aged ~forty-ilve years.
and Mr.. Faust's two sons, Warren, aged
nsne, and Leon, aged seven, were killed In
stantly. A train struck a t~wo-wheeled gig
1t North Bay, N. J. The occupants were
Henry W. Williams and M, ]. Graham, OF
sylvan Beach, and Hobart Roosevelt, OF
Fish Creek, Roosevelt and Graham were
killed Instantly and Williams was fatally
injured,
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The yellow fever scare4h
sabsiding. No new cases were Eepoftsdg
New Orleans or other points.
The Penn's Grove record., 1897-09-10
CREW OF s,ELI
ExpiosionR NitY

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r1pl'.'ssf s''''
at
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Of. A pre-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
CANOvAs's ASSASSIN EXECUTED.
He IL Gnrroted According to Law
He Rejects Religion.

SAN SEBASTIAN. August 2O.--Arahael
Anglolillo alias Coli, who shot I'D
killed Senior Canovas del Castillo. the
Prime Minister OF Spain, at the baths
OF Santa Agueda, on Sunday August
Sth. was executed at IL o'clock this
morning. according 20 the sentence or
the court-martial, imposed upon him on
Monday last. after his trial on the pre-
vious Sunday. which sentence was con-
nrmed by the Supreme Council OF War.
Angiolilo heard calmly the news that
he was to be executed to-day, but he
appeared to be surprised at and by the
attentions Of the Catholic priests. He
declined TO enter the chapel. saying he
was comfortable enough in his cell.
An executoner from Burgos performed
the garroting, just prior to which a
priest exhorted the Anarchist TO repent,
to which Angiolilo responded: Since
YOU cannot get me out OF prison, leave
me in peace. 1 myself Will settle with
God"
The execution Of Angiolillo took place
i'm the prison Of Vergara.
4 FRIEND OF COLTS ARRESTED.
LISBON. August 20-Isidoro Ricci, an
Italian friend of Michael Angiolillo, the
assassin OF the Spanish Premier, Senior
Canovas del Castillo, has been arrest
ed here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
THANKS TO LOUISA VETERANS.
Lee Camp Adopts Appropriate Reso-
fuffonS

A regular meeting OF r. T.. Lee Camp.
No. J. Confederate Veterans was held
last night. Commander John NJ. Warren
occupied the chair. The usual devotional
services were conducted by Rev. DIR.
Rust. OF Nashville Tenn.
a letter was received from Magruder
Camp. Confederate Veterans. OF Calves
ton, Tex, asking for certificate Of the
service in the Confederate army Of VIII
liam kcndrok. who was a member OF
Captain WhittingtOns Company, OF the
Nineteenth Virginia Battalion, Heavy
Artillery. which company was raised In
Alexandra. Va. II was ordered that the
communication be sent 20 Colonel W. a.
SmOot OF Alexandria. Va. with the re-
quest that he furnish the required en-
dOrsemcnt
An invitation was received from the
Sons Of Veterans, asking the camp 10
participate in the ceremonies incident 10
the laying Of the cornerstone of the cot
tage which the Sons are erecting at the
Soldiers Home. On motion. the camp de-
cided 10 meet on the Grove road, opposite
Comrade Milton Cages residence on
Wednesday evening. August 18th, at $3.50
O'Clock for this purpose.
Comrades L. Levy, \. Il. sutherland,
James -. Craig. Thomas Booker. j. II.
Ware, ST., and a. II, MicOu were reported
sick.
Announcement was made that Mr. Mini
tree FOlkes had lost bundle Of clothes
on the recent trip TO Louisa. IT was re-
quested that any one who could give any
information In regard 70 the package
should communicate with Mr.. FOlkcs.
Brief addresses were MADE 10 the camp
By Rev. DR.. DunaWay. Colonel GustaVe
A. Breaux. of Thirteth Louisiana In
fantry. Army OF Tennessee, and Hon.
John Lamb.
The following resolution, offered by
COmrade W. W. Byrd, In reference 10
the recent Louisa trip, was unanimously
adopted:
The members Of Lee Camp desiring to
put on record some expression Of their
experience on their visit 10 their com
rados of Louisa Camp. on August 18th
instant. il is by them individually and
collectively and unanimously
Resolved, ], That they anticipated a day
Of happiness in being with their COM
Tadcs.
?. THAT they found all that they antici-
pated and that the half was not told
3. THAT they hold in grateful remem-
brance the good fellowship Of the reunion
and the warm-heartcd and open handed
hospitality with which they, with their
wives and daughters, were received ana
entertained.
4. That they gratefully make acknow-
lcdgment especially TO the ladies' OF
Louisa who gave such abundant proof
that they had not forgotten how TO take
care OF Confederate soldiers.
D. That these resolutions be spread upon
our records. and that ii copy be forwarded
to Louisa Camp Confederate Veterans,
and one also for publication at Louisa.
The official circular letters OF General
John =. Gordon. cOmmander-in-chief of
the United Confederate Veterans, and DR.
r. h. Lignoski. relative to the case Of
MacSteWart the Confederate soldier
under sentence Of death in Parral. Mexico.
for killing a Mexican policeman, were
read and properly referred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
Dondnrnnt Escapes from Jail.

ROANOKE. VA. August @.-Cspecial(
y-itb house-breaking, and who was
brought here from Bristol for safe-keep-
ing two weeks ago. made his escape from
rhe citv iail this afternoon about 4
o'clock. He was allowed TO take exer-
else In the corridor and employed his
time bN, removing the bricks from under
a window on the second floor until he had
made a hole large enough TO admit Of his
escape. Although vigorous search was
- for him. no trace has ben discov-
80 N is said that Bondurant has es-
caned from FIVE different iais.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
TeIerrnnhIc nreNitIes.

Washington.-The commission Of Ethan
4. Hitchcock, Of Missouri, as Minister 20
Russia, was made out at the White
House. The appointment dates from A"-
gust 10th.
Plttsburg. Pa-Notlces were posted at
tho National Tube-Works. McKeesport,
pa. announcing an advance Of 10 per cent.
In the wages of an employees I'm the
tube works proper. IL Is practically
restoration OF the reduction made last
March.
Macon, Ga-Pate 81 Williams. retail
dry-goods merchants. have filed two mort
cages. each for 10000, 10 secure th0ir IN
debtedness 10 the American National
Bank Of Macon, and Durham, Buckley
a Co. Of New York The assets are in
the hands Of the Sheriff, who Will fore
close both mortgages.
indianapolis, Ind.-Steps were taken to-
ward the amagamatiOn Of the Young
Peoples Society OF the United Presbyte-
rian Church and the Associated Reform
ed Church Of the South. The proposed
changes in the constitution provide tnat
hereafter the convention shall be called
"The Convention OF the Young Peoples
Christian Union Of the United Presbyte-
rlan and Associated Reform Churches or
North America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
pRADsTREET AND Dun.
Growing Prosperity of the Farmer
cnaroI uusiuess improvements.

NEW YORK. August 2o-Bradstreel
to.morrow will say: Special telesrdin7'
fron, trade centres throughout the couh-
80, o,nnhasize the growing prosperity OIL
tho farmer. due to high prices Tor alihoS'
oil agricultural produce still in his hahus,
ond noint TO a continuance OF the deihanu
which has been conspicuous withln 'ho
nast few weeks. The volume Of trade con-
times TO increase, and prices are harueI-
,n, No such volume Of business, largely
&, anticipation of requirements, mas peeh
renorted since 1892 Larger TRANSACTIONS
~ been shown South and west III
wagons and farm implements. ,.,,,,,
Anotber very favorable Dank-cleiilii ~
.,,'nTf - found In the total-$l, l4o'VVo,VvC-
mis- week. which, while II Is per 49,.
less than last week; Ill, - ~ ~ August 1896
ee - cont heavier than IN 1870; 4y Pr
cent larger than in 1871, anu Iuily % ,do9
cent larger than in the ike week OF IoSo
when the clearing totals Welc 1919 ~ ,u,o
-, low figures. Compared with the HhS
t,od % 1900 q wear OF large volume OF
business this weeks totals snow saln'
az IL per cent. Among tl5htS -9I@ VI -
titles reporting larger panH Siearlls,s -
III, seventeen show decreases thls Wen,
otlIF "a xpitb the corresponding peilou
- wear Bank clearlngs al otner cllies
han New York are IL per cent. ia TX. 81
tbis week than In the IKE week - tr
go hut AT New York the increase Is %
'J prices for staples continue the favor
Il movement of the past Few weeks
s,;tb advances for wheat hour Wheat !,
retv nork butter, eggs, cheese, corn, anu
cts Hides are also tirmer ana hlSher'
Gincb Nm have advanced. while the cot
tnn-nnills are starting up, ana loDDeIs III
vSooilen goods are getting n'gner pilcvs
60 snrinr delivery. There have been a
ierge number OF assumptions among IRON
I'D steel concerns this week. BesseIner
&c &c o. cents higher. and the outlook Is
for Improvement. Sugar cotton, prlhl,
nInths wool. and petroleum are firm and
,,ncbsneed. while coffee, almost alone
among the staples. Is lower than hsl
week. .ao,,r ircludod &C
absep from both coasts or the Ohlteu
States and Montreal this week are me
iargest in any week since september 1888
nn,ountjne 10 52is. 900 bushels this week.
as compared with 100000 bushels last
week 1891 600 bushels the same week a
sssr ago 2.3s9O 600 two years ago. 5,lS,V'
,bree wears ago. and 4,96O.OOo bushels IN
M. corresponding week or lSs
Exnorts OF Indian corn TINS week are
also exceptionally heavy, the largest since
10 third week in April this year. amount
ING TO 3. s2s,0S5 bushels, as coinpaiea w ,i,.
= OK 900 last week. 27cs.Oco In the luxe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
Pleasure at the Parks.

There was the usual audience and the
usual signs of approval Of the perform
ance at the BrOad-Sueet vaudeville last
evening. For next week there IS a chanse
of bill. and the list of talent Is entirely
drst-class and quite ND TO the hish
standard of this favorte resort. Balloon
ascensions will continue Wednesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 6 7. Nj. from
this park.
Starting with last Monday, the crowds
at Forest-Hiu Park have been on a
steady Increase each night, and last night
was the best Of all, not only of the week.
but of the whole season. There is no
thing TO say but in praise Of the enter
tainment 1t is good in every respect
This afternoon at 43O o'clock. at inc
regular matinee and the usual perform
once tonight will be the only opportunity
10 see the clever combination performing
this week. 49,. -
The band Of the RICHMOND Light IN
fantrv Blues will give another concert at
Lakeside Park from to 10 this evening lll,
These concerts are becoming very popuIai
and fashionable. and the audiences at
tending are very large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
CUBAN INTERVENTION
UNCLE sam ArrAnr.STLy DrsrosED
TO TAKE THE STEP.
EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS SOUNDED.
spain to he Given TO Undcrxtsnd
That We VIII Interfere Unless
conditions Materially Improve
Woodford So Instructed.

WASHINGTON, August 20.-Oficiais OF
ne State Department were very reticens
'o-o~y when asked concerning a report IN
circulation that definite instructions have
peeh given all our foreign ambassadors
ami minister's In European countries TO
sounu anu ascertain the attitude OF Euro
peah governments in case the United
states should intervene In Cuba. While
general denials were made by some OF
them. others intimated that the United
states was ready TO assume the position
taken by President Grant IN 1874 as
shown by the instructions OF Secretary
Fish to Minister Cushing. Although II
never appears that these instructions were
carried out. and there is no knowledge OF
what Spain would have done in the
premises, 1t is possible that Minister
Woodfosd will have a different report TO
make.
1t can be stated on information receiv-
ed here that there is no truth IN the re-
port that Lord Salisbury has sent an un.
favorable answer to a suggestion that the
United States should interfere. the fact
being that he has not replied az all TO the
attempt Of our Ambassador TO sound him
on the subject. and that his attitude gives
reason 20 believe he will not oppose such
action as our interests may make neces-
sary.
Minister Woodford's instructions are 10
intimate 10 Spain that the United States
will intervene unless the situation in
cuba speedily improves. This IN effect
was the sum of the Instructions which
were given Mr.. Cushing BY Mr.. Fish. ana
IL Is understood that the attitude OF the
United States Is almost Identical with the
position taken during President Grants
administration.
Then. as now, the good offices OF the
United States had been rendered 10 spain
to bring about "A settlement of the war.
But" said Secretary Fish, the weil-
intended proffers OF the United States
were unwisely rejected by SPAIN
The Secretary reviewed the situation,
which presented many phases similar TO
those which exist now President
Grant" said the Secretary regarded In
dependence as the only and necessary So
luton Of the Cuban question The atti-
tule of the present administration Ia SAID
10 be on the same lines. and Il Ia sad
Mr.. Woodford will make clear 10 spain
that our Intervention will be- Imperative
unless something IS done speedily 10 i'm
prove the present situation, disastrous as
IL Is 20 all our interests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
nnrs Not Cnntured Yet.

The ten boys who escaped from the re re-
sormatorv at Laurel late Thursday eve,
ming are still at large tnoHsn 'tnost
.,i,,; ~ has been maintained by me
n VIZ, and county police. Their names ana
eges as far learned are ,s, as io WSyS
ri HV,t ~ low age Il: Evans, age I'M
axe InoyI no. Blackburn. age Is; Davenport age
hnUMn, Harrisburg, age Is; Jones age
~. Lucius. age 10. ,..,,,,..r 4. ,,nl,
Near the reformatoTy ou ,6 5d Is r'' OF
s XII. deenife the watch kept over them
NE tl,eS' Youngsters made their exit into IL
berty again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
His Best Suit Missing.

Mr.. Minitree Eolkes is rather anxiously
waiting the arrival of a suit of clothes
which was given by friend OF ms IS, 10
w. 81 The passengers on the return tram
~ 7 ot,iss Courthouse after the Vete-
r dT''i reunion last Wednesday. Mr.. Folkes,,
~ h. The commander of the Sons OF
Veterans srfnt Tuesday night at Han
80, CourthUise on the morning OF the
Uennion he 'ionncd his uniform, and ms
h teui'' carried Inc suit of clothes which MI
ISoIke Sa had discarded tyr his uniform to
ore ~ the veterans Unfortunately, the
oaTcel was not addressed, and Mr.; bo ,ia TS
49, a little disturbed at the temporary
- no - euit-an entirely new one, by
i ,be Wav"which he declares is the best
he ever had made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-21
pt.,.v 4, the Mediterranean.

VALETTA. ISLAND OF MALTA, Au-
gust 2O-Information has just been re-
celved here to the effect that the Italian
hark Fiducia. Captain Razeto, from Pas
coe,o,tIa ON Iune 4th for Marseilles, was
spoisen on August 18th, in latitude $500,
ana reported having been boarded on
August 18th. abreast or or ape ia 80 10y
ransScked the vessel, stole the papers,
charts. Instruments. and provisions. and
the Clothing of the crew; cut the run
ming gear, and carried pr the captain,
bOatswaln and seaman The flducla
v,9s supDlied with provisions and instru-
ments ~ a passing vessel, and was thus
enabled 10 proceed.