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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

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~Itigungen oerart angeorbnet tperben, baB Der
Oru6e fi4 pl0bli6en @erdnOerungen Der
Sage m0glihit i9neG anpaBt, o6ne gu iebr
oon ieiner uripriingIi9en 5telung ab5upelz
9en. 0aS Wetterbureau in Waibin9ton bat
8eriu4e nit elmer groBen Nn3a4l oeri3ieOez
ner 3e0enzanorbnungen gema6t, bat ieoo9
Die @rfd6rung gemadt, baB Der 5pei3eQige
re6tipintli9e 9ra9e Der brau6burite 1T.
NuBerOem tit er am lei4teiten ber3uifelen
uno am bauer6ufteiteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

teren aufItieg Ober 2tbtiee, o6ne 9ilfe
Der auF Sierra Sirma" befinbliden @rperiz
m%euteure, Oenn burh bas Qn3ieben beg nu9
borne fi6renoen Sells pirb bas Getpi9t bes
8eoba9ters ebenfaus nu6 borne geiporfen,
tpobur9 Der 9ra9e cine me6r ~6oriaontaIe
Stellung er6Glt. Der i'm itiibenbe @inb Der=
Iiert baOurd an &raft unO Der 9rude ifnft
lan9Iams @ani4t 0agsgea per 8epRq44sr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Der bier ubgebilOete 8eobd9tungsz9rd3
6efibt Oeri4ieOene nelle @igentbiimli4feiten,
gu benen in erIter 2tnie Die breiten Seitenz
fld6en gebOren, Die, tpd6renb fe Die @;teigez
fraft erbDben, bas ltntippen mad Der @eits
oer6inoern unb i'm, iobaGb Die 9aItidnur
retBt, in einen SalI6irm berpanbelt, Ser
in Dem SCRIBE ftbsnbe 8eo5a9ter bat
Dollitdnbige Gontro1e i6er BEN peiz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

gum Signalbienit etc. entbuIten, Dem mir
Solgenbes entne6men:
Die pi9tigite 8erbeferung Der Neuaeit
beim @rperimentiren NIT 9rahen 1T, mad
Nngd6e bes 6rn. MiIet, bic 8erpenbung
bon gianobrGbten anItatt bes 8inbfaOens,
Draft lit boppelt 10 itart, ME 8inbfaoen bDn
gteihem 9epi9t unb II Elm 5e6itel 10 Oid,
3peitaufeno SUB 8inbfuOen reprdientirsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

Gr @ouberneur MltgeGb's Siertfz
SultzRebe in @rootlpn nit i9ren BET
nidtenbsn Mntlagen gegen Die GorporatiOnen
ilnb 9rultS, pslds ibre Mo4t miBbrauden,
llnb bic linen piGfG9rigsn 8eiebgeber uno
9eamten legt nieOer einen 10 auffalen0sn
8epeis BON Ieiner @ertunOesi9drfe db, ouB
benz ee9enii6er Icin 5eitbulten OH benz 16 l.
MabnIinn nm 10 ra%t4ieI9aftsr tpir0-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

6anb, baB fpenn man berl9ie0eafdrbtge So=
ternen empOriteigen lufien urto Ite 10 aToroz
men f0nn:, oaB lire Stelu19cn oerdnDert
piirben, man bic MrmeezS ignale 81 geben
inn Stanbe lei, 0emnu6 lpuroe ein Iebc
einfa9er Nppurut contruirt. llntet benz
9raAen purbe in bOri3ontalsr Sage Elm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

cine @iberfanbsfld4e 9egen ben Winb BON
etpa so QuaoratfuB, unb babur9 pirb Die
S9nltr 10 fart berunterge8Ogen, 6aB es unz
m0gli6 it, nit benz 0ruden 6eDeutenbs 90z
ben 3u errei6er. Bel einem fir pifieni9aft@
Ii6e 3tpede gu bertpenbenben 9rdhen tommt
es buraltf an, Bel m0gli6it geringer Nbtpeiz
dung cine m0gli9it groBe 6Obe gu errei6en.
Die 5Ia4ea pes 9ra9eps milen ba4er 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

felt bes Winbss bnr6idnittli8 bier mai 10
groB, tpie aufeosr @rbe, unb @tiirme oon
100 Mteilen per StunOe Iinb feline Geltsns
beit. Mun bat iogar Wolten beo6adtet, bic
itb nit elmer @eI4tpinoigfeit BON ia Mei=
len bic Sturbe portpdrts betpegen. Die
Suit lit oben ni4t ielten oOqitdnOig flor,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14

bD6er gu fteigen, 10 3iebt er ieinen Serb peiz
ter na9 ber binteren 3eIe, ber9rOBert baz
bur9 ben N%eigunestpintel unb beritdrtt Die
Sragfraft bes 8inbss. Der S9ritt BON benz
.5ellenartigen 0rdGen our 5lu9mai9tne 1T
tein eroBer, unb mas INNER bic 5orm elmer
iOl9en Mal9ine, tpenn Iie einmal trfunoen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-07-14
Gxperimente init Drad)eu.
Das befannte KinoeripieIseu9 i'm
Oienfe Ger mihenidaft.

sSsn Der Maizglummer bes rGenturb Ma>
eusine" lit Elm interefanter Nrtitel iiber Die
n~elteiten @eriu9e Der 0erren S. g. Milet,
6ug6 .. WiTe bpn Der 8unbes=Nrmee nnb
WiGiam q. Gbop nit Der @erpenbung pot
9ra4tn gu neutrality-suspicious. 6ori6ungen,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
ONLY THE EDGE STRUCK US.
The Storm Quite Severe Here, Hut
No Serious Damage Reported.

The people who have suffered during
the past two days from the violence OF
the storm which has passed over the
city will be relieved to hear that Rich
mond only came within the western
edge of hurricane which has ragged up
the coast from the West Indies.
The storm belongs to species, Mr..
Evans says. known as West India hur-
ricanes. for no better reason apparently,
than that they originate ON the equa-
tor. and come TO us by way of the is
lands. The rainfall since the storm be
gan. until yesterday morning. when the
last observation was taken. measured
Ago inches.
outside the capes the weather is terri
fic and the seas so rough that Mr. Evans
saws he expects TO hear OF numerous
marine casualties this morning.
At this writing the storm is working
northeasterly. and, it is expected will
no clear of this section to-day. The
storm OF Sunday extended over
radius of 800 or LOCO miles In this city
and around it Il was very violent, but'
fortunately, did little or no damage,
while the rain worked incalculable good
70 the crops, and will greatly facilitate
the work of the farmers.
A. columbia yesterday evening the
river registered feet. and was reported
TO be rising rapidly. Water was running
over the dam here yesterday in quite
hold stream, which had not been the
case before in many weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
DROWNED IN SUMMIT LAKE.
Fate OF N Seattle Man ON tho
Skaguay Trail.


SKAGUAY. ALASKA. October ~. via
STEAMER FARRELLoN TO SEATTLE.
WASH, October 25.-Silas X. Hamilton.
of Seattle. was drowned Friday morning
in Fort Summit lake. sixteen miles from
Lake Bennett. on the Skaguay trail.
Hamilton. Wesley Young. and r. NJ.
Redfeld. also OF Seattle were gong
down the lake in a small boat heavily
laden. The morning was very foggy,
making navigation difficult and danger
Gus. A heavy squall sprung up. driving
the boat into the breakers along the
edge of small island in the lake. where
It was capslzed. Its occupants were
thrown into the water, and Hamilton
sunk. Young and Redfield were rescued
by a passing boat.
Three alleged thieves were captured
Thursday on the Skaguay trail. Their
names are Charles O'Brien. John s. Day,
and William Davidson. They were for
merly residents OF Seattle. Fred. Bernard
had found that "A cache on the trail had
been robbed. and he tracked the thieves
found where they had hidden their plum
der. and set a watch upon IT,
A few days later O'Brien, Day. ana
Davidson appeared. opened the cache. anc
loaded the provisions on their horses
Then Bernard and his companions seized
the men and took them down the traii
few miles. where twenty-five or thirti
angry men debated the fate OF the'i
prisoners Lynching was urged by some
but ultimately the men were broush'
down to town and TUNED over to TN
Deputy United States Marshal. They ara
now in jail awaiting trial. The prisoners
assert their innocence. and say that Bor-
nard's cache was opened by mistake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
STORM KINGS WORK.
vrFEcTs OF THE BLOW on THE
VIRGINIA COAST.
gEGULFlD IN THE WAVES.
FIVE LIVES LOST ON CHINCO-
TEAGIE ISLAND.
CODB'S COMPLETELY SUBMERGED.
Harrow Escape of the Life-Snving
Crew-MaDy Vessels Ashore-The
Damage at Norfolk and New
port Ncws--Notcs.

ONANCoCK. VA. October 25.--(special)
The storm that has prevailed here for
the past two days has caused the highest
tides on the seaside since the famous Oc-
fober gust OF 1878. All the seaside islands
have been more or less submerged and all
the low-lying regions OF the mainland
are covered with water TO the depth OF
several feet News comes from Chinco-
league Island that Eve men were drowned
there last night. All the stores and
other houses near the wharf at Wacha-
preague. a seaside village about ten miles
from this place. are filled with water TO
the depth Of about two feet. All COM
munication between some Of the seaside
islands and the mainland has been cut
of. and II will require several days to
ascertain the full extent Of the damage
done by the high tides.
In some places on the seaside small
outhouses have been washed away, hogs
and poultry drowned, and potatoe patches
ruined.
Dispatches received by the Inspector Of
IAfe-saving Stations here state that the
schooners Annie l.. Ponder, Lille Fol-
kenburg Sadie Vaughn. II. w. Lewis, and
Elizabeth Lee. a steam dredge, and a
stone barge, are all ashore on ocean City
Beach. Md. and that the crews Of nearly
all Of them have been saved by the crews
OF the life-saving station there. As yet
no wrecks are reported along thr Vir-
giuia coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
TERRIBLE GALE AT NORFOLK.
Death In the Wires-Heaviest Tide
in Years.

NORFOLK, VA. october 25.-(Special)
The tremendous northeaster which has
prevailed since Saturday night has not
abated, and tonight the wind is blowing
on the coast and the lower bay with
hurricane velocity. More than one hun
dred vessels of various descriptions are
anchored i'm Hampton Roads awaiting the
abatement Of the hurricane. The wind
at Cape Henry is blowing seventy miles
an hour In this city two lives have been
lost. Edward Hearn grasped live wire
hanging in the street and was instantly
killed. and Claude Young. an employee Of
the G.. S. Briggs Wood Company, was
electrocuted while answering telephone
call.
Firemen had to fight several confiagra-
tions caused by the rising tide coming III
contact with large quantities OF lime.
The tide again to-day rose over all the
low-iying section of the city. causing
considerable damage to wharf-stored cot
ton and other exposed goods. There Is
several feet Of water In the New YORK.
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway Com
gauNS : ydfOS, ana lltiBnA AioAi~ - 49,
up The Norfolk and Western has eA-
perienced the same trouble.
LOST HER TOW.
Owing to prostrated wires down the
coast the news OF the damage done 10
shipping Is coming in slowly. The ocean
tug Luckeibach which was towing 10
New York a large bark, whose name she
failed to report. lost her tow off the caro-
lima coast during the height OF the storm,
and II was only with the very greatest
difficulty that the crew of four men were
rescued by the tug.
The angry waters made clear break
over Wiloughby Spit. washing away the
Old Point railway tracks.
The Washington and Norfolk steamer
Newport News. which left Washington
on time Sunday night. only arrived here
this evening al 1870 after an exciting eX-
perience up the bay. where she was COM
PEELED 10 anchor.
Few wrecks have as yet been reported
which is due in a large measure TO I'M
paired communication.
ln the navy-yard the two dry-docks,
zach OF which contained warship un-
iergoing repairs. narrowly missed being
sngllfed by the phenomenal tide, In
which event II would have been impossi-
bic 10 have prevented great injury TO the
vessels In the dock. But after coming
within a couple Of inches Of the top or
tho gates the tide receded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
The Last of CObb's

Cobb's Island will soon be nothing more
than pleasant memory. The popular
resort where so many Richmond people
have delighted TO spend their vacations
hunting and fishing. is rapidly yielding
10 the encroaching waters.
A letter received from Cobbs yesterday
stated that the hotel building was en-
tirely gone; that the site formerly oc-
rupied by the Dixon cottage was now in
the surf. and that Warren Cobbs house,
the last dwelling occupied, had been re-
moved.
This letter was written before Sunday
nights storm. which, as stated in our
epecial, entirely submerged the island
and completed the work of destruction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
Notice TO city Subscribers.

Wa learn that some of our city sub
scribers have been annoyed by some
rswspaper carriers, who have either not
clearly understood, or have wilfully per-
verted the authorized price for the de-
livery of the Dispatch. For the informa-
,ion Of all. we reproduce here our sub
scription rates, as they viii be found at
tho head Of our editorial column:
The Daily Dispatch is delivered to sub
scribers at 50 cents per month, paya-
ble 10 the carrier weekly or monthly.
Mailed at Sc per annum; 50 for six
rnonths; $50 for three months; 80 cents
for one month Price per copy, cents.
No carrier is authorized to require pay
n,ant in advance. BY the month. we
r,ean thirty days. not four weeks.
Subscribers will please notify us of any
,rregularity in charges in future and we
viii nromptly make redress.
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

Leaf Of Ancient Copy Of Matthew ix
the Collection.

DENVER, COL, October D.-Dr. Co
burn. pastor Of Trinity Methodist church,
who has recently returned from Eng
land. told his congregation last night
about the wonderful papyri discoveries
OF June 18th last. and during the course
of his remarks gave out piece Of In
formation which is new to the world.
This was that In the logia unearthed BY
Mcssrs. Greenfield and Hunt, under di-
rection OF DIR. Flinders Petrie, OF oxford
University. In Egypt last January there
was found. besides the notebook, con-
tanning what purported TO be the say
lngs of Jesus Christ, leaf of the New
Testament.
The leaf contained nearly the whole OF
the first chapter OF Matthew. and waA
written exactly the same as our Greek
Testament OF to-day. DIR. Coburn said
that the fact that one leaf Of the Bible
In the ancient library which was un-
earthed was sufficient proof that tho
people OF to-day are in possession OF
the teachings OF Christ, and that the
Christian martyrs who were prosecuted
in those days surely gained their be-
liefs from the Bible.
The leaf was discovered among the
two tons OF papyri sent TO England by
Dr. Petrie. The discovery was confided
TO DR.. Coburn when he paid visit to
Dr. Petrie ut oxford University three
weeks ago. and last night was the nrst
the world knew OF IT,
There Is no doubt as to the genuine
ness and the date of these findings"
said DR. Coburn. "Such critics as Pro-
fessors Harnack and Thompson have
passed upon them. and declare that they
could not have been written later than
POO A. D.. and 1t Is well established that
the authorizations and other characters
which appear on them are copied from
writings Of fifty years earlier"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
CoBB's ISLAND SUBMERGED.
The Life-snving station Swept Away.
Narrow Escape of Crew.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. october %.-
(speciaL)-A severe wind and rain-storm
has been raging here since yesterday.
The tide this morning ran several inches
higher than It was ever known to reach
before The keeper Of Cobb's Island Lite
Saving Station arrived here this after
noon and reported the island entirely
submerged and deserted. The station
which was raised last winter and placed
upon plling. was washed off its. founda-
tion. and the kitchen and part OF the
main building was swept away by
heavy sea. The life-saving crew made
their escape in the life-boat and reached
the mainland safely after hard struggle
Communication is cut off from the island
along the coast, which was connected by
telephone from this place, and 1t is reared
considerable damage has been done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
Firew0od Cheap.

The Virginia and North Carolina
Wheel Company is Offering Kiln-Dried
Hickory and Oak Wood In suitable
lengths for cooaing-stoves and heaters.
This wood is unsurpassed for cooking
purposes. and If you use 1t once you VIII
nee nothing else. Drop US a card. or
,nhone US. Old phone. All; new 'phones
1f06
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

AsGosrURA BlTTERs is . household word all
over the world. For over 80 years II hiss sd-
yerrised Itself by It's merits II Is now advcr.
tised TO warn the public against counterfcits.
The genuine article 10 M msnufsctured By Or.
q. b. Siegert q Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
Pianos Sold, Repaired, Tuned, ana
Moved.

Leave your orders at the same place.
119 east Broad street, near the corner OF
Second street. Mr.. Manly Is. Ramos Is
in charge. and will be glad TO see h's
former friends and customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
Kings Daughters Convention, Nor-
folk, Va.
SPECIAL RATES VIA C. AND O.

On October 18th and Tth the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway Will sell tickets from
Richmond to Norfolk and return at rate
OF $3.50 for the Kings Daughters Con-
vention. limited for return passage to Oc-
tober Goth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
ON AGE AND YOUTH WED.
xyido,ver of III Takes Gtri oi lie
A.. u. His Seventh Wife.

HODGENVILLE. KY, October D'-An
unusual marriage was solemnized In the
country near here to-day. Miss lda
Houston. aged Is. was married to George
IL. Ford, aged n.
Mrs. Ford is the seventh spouse her
husband has taken. He has buried all
OF the other wives. and anticipates
happy old age with his new bride. lie
has a number Of grown children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
AT NEWPORT NEWS.
The storm stiII Raging-Destruc'ion
OF Property.

NEWPORT NEWS. october 2S.--tspe-
cial)-A fierce wind and rain-0torm has
ragged here for the last forty-eight hours,
causing destruction 10 property ana lhe
1888 Of several lives. II was the most
ohasirous storm that has visited New
~i News In many years. and 1t is tear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
Good Haraman Piano Cheap.

Full seven-and-third octayes. tone full
and sweet. case in best OF order This
Piano must be sold for cash. 1t cost ASo,
and can be bought at $40. Call at lis
east Broad street. Manly b. Ramos Com
pany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

New shipment OF TailorMade Suits just
received. Come in; be fitted. They are
nobby and new
TEMPLE, PEMBERTON. CoRDEs & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

reopen the matter for further considesas
ton. and It was again referred 10 tn<
Committees on Finance and Light.
The price offered for ths works Wa
100000 but II is thought that doubls
that sum could be obtained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
LAST SUNDAY OUTING

To Old Point and Norfolk VIII he
October 31st.
The last Chesapeake and Ohio Sunday
Outing of the season Of 1897 to Old Point
and Norfolk will be on next Sunday, Oc-
tober 3lst.
The outing train will leave Broad-Strees
Station $50 A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

coast.
North Carolina-Threatening weathers
with showers: northerIy winds.
south enthusiastically fair weather.
preceded by showers in eastern portion IN
the early morning: northerly winds.
Georgia and Eastern Floridar-Fair Tues
day; north to west winds.
western Fiorida-Generaliy fair wea-
Their Tuesday, with cloudiness; southeriy
winds.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND
YESTERDAY was rainy. windy, and dis
agreeable. The rain continued sntil near
ly midnight.
state az thafmomcter:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, October H.
Forecast for Tuesday:
virginia Threatening weather.;
northeasterly winds. high ON the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

49, which was held there to take on board
the baggage and scenery OF the James j.
corbett theatrical combination. On this
schedule IL reached Garrison at 5:i6
o'clock. and left there travelling at the
rate OF forty miles an hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

There will be joint session at o'clock
this afternoon Of the Council Committees
on Finance and Light. az which the old
question of selling or leasing the CITY Gas
Works will be considered again. There
are now before the Council two PROPOSE
tlons In connection with this matter-one
TO buy outright and the other to buy or
lease. The Council referred tho petitions
OF the would-be purchasers and lessee TO
the Committees ON Finance and Light,
and these bodies made a thorough In
auiry into the merits OF the propositions
and the laws bearing upon the matter OF
disposing OF the gas plant. IL was found
that no action could be taken In tho
premises until the disposal had been ap-
proved by the people at. a general eiec-
ton. This settled the question for awhile.
but the parties interested did not give up
the attempt 10 secure control OF the works.
and finally the Council was induced 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26
Other City-HaII Meetings.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners held
a regular meeting at the City Hall last
night. There was a. full attendance, but
very little business was done. w. III.
Wyatt was elected a regular substitute
In Steamer Company No. s. while James
Cox was chosen a special substitute In
the same company. The chimney-sweep-
ing ordinance, recently passed by the
Councils Committee on Ordinances. vas
considered, and Chief Puller was direct
cd TO cooperate in this matter as far as
possible. The Chief was also instructed
TO confer with the Ordinance Committee
relative to an ordinance regulating the
construction of elevators.
The Water Committee failed TO get
quorum last night, but will meet this
evening.
There was to have been session or
the Committee on Accounts and Printing
last evening. but four Of its members
were engaged upon another committee,
and the other was not on hand. A meet
ing will be held later I'm the week.
To Cousjder DtspOsftfOn of Gas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-26

The committee then proceeded with the
consideration Of the ordinance section
by section. There was great deal or
discussion over section 2, which dealt
with the conduit question. Mr.. Bloom
berg moved to strike out the entire sec
tion, with view of so amending section
as to require conduits to be put down
upon certain streets as soon as they reach
them in the construction OF their plant
Mr.. Pollock agreed with Mr.. Bloom
berg upon the conduit question, but of1er-
ed as a substitute that section simply
require the construction OF conduits az
once upon the streets on which they
were required to be laid by the terms
OF the original ordinance.
Chairman Allen (Mr Bloomoers In the
chaiD spoke very forcibly in advocacy
OF the measure. saying that he was will
ing TO go little farther than usual IN
order to get such an enterprise here. he
knew some of the gentlemen connected
with this scheme. and knew them 10
be men OF honor, who would not go into
anything except In good faith.
After some further debate Mr. Pollocks
substitute was voted down as follows
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