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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14

hor0n0aU0. =. Tajemnlczy
wypadek zdarzyl sic W Swie-
katowie. Kolonista tamtej.
sly Chr6scifski wziai by1 ma
wychowanie dwoje d2ieci 1S
letnie dziewcze 5 letniego
ch}opczyka. Rodzice dzieci
zyja jeszcze. Ojciec znajduje
sic W domu dla biednych W
Tucholi, matka, m}oda robo.
tnica posz}a W SWAT. Pred
dwoma tygodniami nieznajo-
my jakis, podajacy sic "a
niejakiego Buchholza z Gle.
lecina, zajecha} ma podw6rze
Chr. dwukonnym wozem i
zazada} cd zdumionej zony
Chr. wydania obojga wycho'
wa1c6w. 13 letnia dziew-
czynka uciek}a, 90 widzac
nieznajonya chwyci1 ch}opca,
posadzil 60 ma w6z i odje-
chal.
LesanO. - z Leszna doEo.
sza o strasznym wypadku.
Urzeduik kolejowy spostrzegf
W pobliau szopy mlodego cz}o.
wieka, leascego we krwi, z
przecietemi ay}ami pulsowemi.
Przywo}any lekarz pozna} W
niedosz}ym samob6jcy - VIA.
snego syna! Prymaner chcia}
sobie zycie odebrac, gdyz pa
nienka pewna, W kt6rej sic
kocha}, wybra}a innego. Jest
nadzieja SSzachowania m}odego
czlowieka przy zyciu. - Jaka
tee mlodziez dzisiejsza zahar
towana ma cierpienia i walki
zycia, jak przedwczesnie dol
rza}a!
Ostr6t0. - Pred kilku ty-
godniami skaza1 sad }awniczy
kilkunastu obywateli gminy
Wysocka W O:trowskiem ma
kare 80 marek "a naruszenie
ustawy stowarzyszeniach i
"a noszenie odznak czerwono.
bia}ych z okazyi przyjecia no.
wo zamianowanego probosz-
caem parafii wysockiej ks.
Jankiewicza. Przeciw wyroko-
wi za}ozyli zasadzeui "a posre.
dnictwem mecenasa p. Kutz.
nera apelacys do izby karnej.
w terminie udowodnil p. me-
cenas Kutzner, ze oskarzeni
aadnego przestepstwa sic ME
dopuscili, i wniosi o zniesienie
pierwszego wyrokui i uwolnie.
ME wszystkich cd why i kary.
- Sad przychyli} sic do wy
wodow obrofcy, uniewaani}
wyrok sadu lawniczego i uwol.
nil wszystkich oskarzonych.
Kistr2ya. - Dnia % z. m.
obchodzif urzednik 'kole;owy
pan Domzalski wraz z IONA
uroczystoSc srebrnego wesela.
Uroczystosc rozpoczsaa sic ma.
bozeGstwem. Jubilaci przy.
stspill do Kompnii sw. a X.
proboszcz Bahr udzieli} i'm
biogosiawie6stwa. Poczem
Jubilaci prayjmowali ayczenia
cd dzieci wnuk6w krewnych
i przyjaci6i. Nasz X. Pro-
boszcz ME omieszka1 takze
przybyc i wyracic zycze6 cd
siebie i Tow. Katol., kt6rego
Jubilat jest czlonkiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
NOWi k0nsuIOWie.

WASHINGTON, D. c., 1890
Paldz. - Nastepujacy nowi
! onsulowie zostali dzisiaj "a.
1@ianowani przez prezydenta:
= ..lbott J. Albert z Maryland,
Eonsulem W Brunszwiku W
Niemczech, i William "A. Pri.
.kett Z New Jersey, konsulem
? Rheims we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
U pacyenta.

Dohtor: Zapisuje panu proszki, z
kt6rych po jednym pan zazywaj co
kwadrans. Mo4esz pan takze wypi6
szklanke piwa.
Pacye1at: Czy takze co kwadrans,
panic doktorzeS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.

PENNSYLVANIA SHORT LINES.
The Panhandle Route.
q Chicago
Do Nowego Yorku pierwsza klasa $500
Do Nowego Yorku druga klasa $1,000
No. 20-The Keystone Express,
Wychodzi Chicago III rano codzieh
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku o IA
po pofudniu codziennie.
No. 10-The New York Express,
Wychodzi z Chicago 8 wiecz. codzieh,
Przychodzi do Nowego Yorku hs
rano codziennie.
Pc blizsze szczeg6fy zgfosic sic osobiscie.
do agent6w pod nrm. 24S S. Clark str,
lub listownie do II. R. DERING, Assistant
General Passenger Agent 24S S. Clark
Stu Chicago, III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
R0ztargni0ny.

Professor (wchodzi do salonu, VI
kt6rym ME ma nikogo, j stajac pred
lustrem, klanis sie) q kim pam
przyjsmnoi6i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
Villa cara MikOfaja.

Car Miko1aj zakupil W Niz.
zy 10 ha. gruntu re zamiarem
zbudoWania tam willi,w kt6rej
zamieszka caryca wdowa ze
synem, chorym ma pluca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
z parlamentu austryackiegO.

W1EDE6, l3 Pazdz. - Ma
dzisiejszem posiedzeniu izby
pos}6w odczytauo list pos}a
Iro, kt6ry oznajmia, ae ustepu-
je, z powodu partyinego cha
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14

w NloGfZWa1uZle PoudJS naeo9
pujsce szczeg6}y dziennikl
Erajowe:
Juz ma dni kilka pred uro'
czystoscia Narodzenia Maj
swietszej Fanny Nary przy-
bywali do Gietrzwa}dn juzto
pojedyGczo, juato gromadkami
pobozni pielgrzymi. Niestafe
powietrze, po}aczone 2 desz-
czem, wielkim wichrem i ME-
znosuem zimnem, ME zapowia'
da}o wielkiego nap}ywu piel'
grzym6w, lecz we villa uro-
czystosci, mimo tax zniecheca-
jacego powietrza, pociagami
zwyczajnemi i nadzwyczajne-
mi tylu przybywa}o piel lgrzy-
NOW ma oba najblizsze Gietrz'
wa}du divorce, re droga do
cudownego miejsca roi}a sic
niby mr6wie cd wiernych,
przybywaiacych z r6znych
stron i okolic. Niemc6H ka.
tolik6w DUO tez przyby}o. -
Cd Kroskow nadzwyczajny
pocisg prowadai} % wago-
now; a W samym Olsztyuie ma
stacyi wyjeadza}o do Gietrz.
waldu przesz}o 500 pielgrzy.
NOW. Niezwyk}y ruch po-
wsta} nagle W g.; ten temu
opowiada O rozlicznych }askach
odebranych dla duszy i cia1a
"a przyczyna Matki Boskiej -
ten tamtego namawia do Cd
prawienia takiej lub owakiej
nowenny; tamten owego pou-
cza o odprawieniu r6zaica W
taxi a taxi spos6b; 6w innego
namawia do zapisania sic do
Bractwa Serca Jezusowego,
lub Bractwa Szkapierza swie-
tego itp., tamten czyta roz'
licznych odpustach, ktorych
moze dostqpic; ci spiewaja
rzewne piesni DO Matki Bo-
ski, tamci cisna sic do spowie-
dzi. Nagle kaznodzieja uka.
zuje sic ma amhonie, wiec
wszyscy zblizajs sic do ambo-
ny z natezon9 uwaga i W
skupieniu ducha sluchajs slow
Roaycb, g}oszonych ma czesc
Matki Boskiej. - Jednem slo-
wen: mic innego, jak tylko
same "agitacye," lecz natural
ME ME takie, o jake hakaty.
Sci Polak6w W pismach posa.
dzaja.
Nap}yw pielgrzyrn6w byl
wieIki; a s}awny kaznodzieja
zarliwemi slowy i gromkim
g}osem s}awil i g}osil czesc
Nary tn objawionej i upomi-
nal sfuchaczy do aycia poboz.
nego. - Wielkie i wznios{e
wrazenie wywar}o ma zebra
nych tn poboznych pielgrzy.
NOW, tych mianowicie, ktorzy
byli naocznymi swiadkami -
ogloszenie trzech nadzwyczaj.
nych uzdroWie1, kt6re lud Gu.
downemi uznal. Pewna niewi-
dzsca Is letnia dziewczyna z
powiatu brodnickiego, pod.
czas naboze6stwa pred kapli-
plics nagle przejrzafa, wiel-
bisc cud ten Matki Boskiej.
lime 4 letnie dziewcze, Meme,
uagle przemowi}o i dzieciunym
glosem wielbi}o N. P. Marya.
Pewna "opstana'', cd d}uzsze.
60 ezasu majaca zwiazany je.
zyk zacisniete usta, takze u
zr6dia Matki Boskiej przem6.
villa, modlsc sic do Najsw. P.
Maryi. Te trzy cudowne u
zdrowienia ludzie sobie ust
do ust powszechnie podawali.
Skoro po skohczonej uroczy-
stosci pielgrzymi po wiskszej
czesci do dom6w sic porozjez-
dzali, juA W nastepna Sobote
inni przybywali ma odpust do
roczny Narodzenia Najsw.
| n 1-Lk,- 80 ,o,o1, |, o1,,,,yo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
UCieczka z Havany.

szczesliwie Senorita Evangeh'
ma Cassie, kt6ra uciekla 2
wiezienia kuba6skiego. U.
cieczka to by1a nadzwyczaj
smia}a.
Kiedy Evangelina byla je.
szcze W wiezieniu, przyjaciele
jej postarali sic o passport
wystawiony ma nazwisko Juan
Sola najeli ma parowcu anne.
ryka1skim Seneca kabine dla
Jana Soil. Sta1o sic to ma
trzy dni pred odejsciem pa.
rOWca.
w Sobote, kiedy parowiec
mia} wyruszae z Havany, tajni
policyanci szczeg6lniej uwaanie
strzegli wejscia ma okret.
Przez ca}y dzie6 pozostali ma
stanowisku i oglsdali skrupu.
latnle paszporta, W kt6re zao-
patrzeni bye muszs wszyscy z
Havany wyjezdzajacy. Czuj-
nose ich moae przeszkodzilaby
acieczce Evangeliny, gdyby
jej przyjacio}om, znajdujacym
sic ma parowcu, ME udalo sic
naklonic str6a6w prawa do
przyjecia zaproszenia ma prze.
pyszne sniadanie. Naturalnie
sniadanie ME obeszlo sic bez
wilma. Szef policyi W Havanie
pojawi1 sic ma pokladzie,
kiedy szklanki krsay}y. Dal
sic takze zaprosic i ulegl po.
kusie. Vino zaS przynios}o
skutek pozadany.
Kilka minut przed wyrusze.
MEM parowca nadszedl spie-
sznie jakis m}odzieniec mad
zwyczaj elegancko ubrany,
bez pakunk6w. Kiedy .szedf
przez pomost, zat,zymali 60
tajni policyanci.
- Nazywam sic Juan Sola
- rzekl uprzejmie miodzieniec
i wyjs4 passport.
Passport byi W porzadku j
dozwolono precise m}odzie1co
wi. Gdyby vino ME byfo
skutkowalo, to moze glos mto
dzie6ca zanadto cie6ki i po-
STAG jego troche niezwykla, by
lyby obudzily podejrzenia tai
nych policyant6w. Uda1o sic
jednakowoz.
Kiedy przyjaciele EvangeIi-
ny spostrzegli, re szczesllwle
dostala sic ma okret, opuscill
parowiec patrzyli z radoscia,
jak Senorita przep}ywa}a po:
wolf pomiedzy paszczaml dzlaf
ustawionych ma okretach hi.
szpa6skich.
Senorita Evanpelina ma pa
rowcu natychmiast udala sic
do swojej kajuty. Dopiero ma
stepnego dnia, kiedy Moro
Castle bylo daleko, wyszla ma
pok1ad, tym razem jake Juana
Sola, W czerwonej sukni, kt6ra
otrzymala cd jednej z niewiast
us}ugujscych ma parowcu.
Pewien Anglik, nazwiskiem
Stewart, kt6ry wszedl ma okret
W Tampico, Florida, opowia-
da, ze przy stole siedzial ma
przeciw panny Juany. Kiedy
ujrzala Awiat}a przylsdka Hat
teras, padla ma kolana gorsco
sic modlila. Stewart zachwy-
cal sic mloda Kubanka.
Evangelina W Havanie idac
ma okret, przepyszne swe WHO
sy, zwiniete W pukiel, miaia
ukryte pod szerokoskrzydiym
kapeluszem "sombrero".
w Sobote wydaje junta ku'
ba6ska bankiet W Delmonico's
ma Geese seniority.
Urzedowa gazeta W Havanie
og}asza dzisiaj edykt podpisa'
ny przez ssdziego wojskowegto,
wzywajacy Evangelins Cassie
y Cisneros, by W terminie pist'
nn,4oJ ;,1rilo cio U
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
w szkOIe.

Nauc2yciel: Coz mi moaesz po.
wied2ieG O wodzie?
Icek: Woda to taxi plyn, ze jesli
rece sic do niego w}ozy, to stale sic
brudny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
Biafe Czapki.

LOUISVILLE, KY, 13 Pazdz.
Wedle depeszy specyalnej z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-10-14
NoWiny 4 Polski.

GietrgwaM. - O odpuscie
W Gietrzwa}dzie podaja naste.
pujsce szczeg6}y dziennikl
krajowe:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17

BY virtue of trust deed to the under
signed dated February 10. 1891, and re-
corded in Henrico County Court. in Deed
Book 1874 b, page 29O. default having been
made in the payment of one of the notes
therein secured, and being required so TO
do by the holder thereof. / will sell at
public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, APRIL %. 1897,
at $50 O'Clock L. NJ. the PROPERTY
described i'm said deed being all that
tract of land in the county OF Henrico.
Va. about one mile east of the city Of
Richmond. fronting on the Williamsburg
read. and running back to Almonds
creek. containing about 10 acres, more or
less. ETC..
This property is very near the city. IL
can readily be sub-divided into lots. The
rear portion OF the property is on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway and is
very valuable for manufacturing sites
There never was a better time 20 buy
than the present. Come and secure a
bargain.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale
all past-due taxes, and pro rata share
OF the taxes for 1897. and as to 1915. 80
with interest thereon from February TO-
1898: balance upon terms 10 be announced
at sale. J. ASTON CABELL
Trustee.
III. l.. Cabell. Auctioneer. apis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17

free from debt II appears now 'ha'
the Central Conference OF the Evahsen.
cal Church VIII resist the transfer OF
Mr.. Gross's church.
That conference claims that u mas
given 500 year 20 the support OF tne
church; that the larger part OF the fuhi
used In building the church was con-
tributcd by persons I'm the state OF
Pennsylvania. and that the Hagerstown
congregation had no right 70 transfer
It's property TO the Baltimore Conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. On the other hand, the pastor
Mr. Gross. urges that his church has
received but $3.50 from the Evangelical
Conference. and that his church was iree
and independent. and had right TO 90
what II chose with It's property.
MIR. Reeves Gait. special receiver, ar ,
vertises 10 sell by auction. May zOth' an
the personal property on the wesleyan
Female Institute premises. pursuant "
decree Of the Hastings Court Or TINS
city. in the case of William knape 'oni-
pany. Of Baltimore. VS.. trustees OF inc
Wesleyan Female Institute.
Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss. OF New
York. has donated $3.50 In defraying the
expenses of the Stonewall Brigade Band
of this city. which will play in the Grant
memorial parade. on the 9th instant, In
New York city.
Mr. Peytor Little. OF Saunton. has
resigned the office OF general secretary
of the Harrisonburg Young Mems Chris
tan Association.
Mrs. Rebecca Roper. Administrative OF
her deceased son. William Roper has
Instituted suit for $4,000 damages against
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Y. ". c. A. Reception to BE Given
Personal Mention.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 16.-(Spe-
cial)-On Tuesday evening next a re-
ception will be given to the membership
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. in the rooms Of the association.
There will be refreshments, mental and
material. and business Of interest Will
be considered.
Messrs. Fem & owen, well-known
printers OF this city. have been, or will
be awarded the contract for printing
the proceedings OF the Virginia Grand
Lodge of Odd-Fellows. This firm was
the lowest responsible bidder for the
work.
The Young Mems Christian Associa
ton baseball team is practicing daily,
and shows some first-cass material
The members of the club are 10 be
uniformed.
Mr.. Thomas L. Shipper, Collector OF
Customs. resumed the duties of his
office to-day, after an absence Of several
weeks. caused by severe spell of i'll
ness. His many friends are glad to see
him well again.
Miss Nina Whitehead. of Norfolk. who
has been a guest in the family of Rev.
w. \. r. Goodwin. has returned home.
Commonwealth's-A Charles T.
Lassiter has purchased the fine resi-
dence on Market street belonging to
the estate of the late John Bland.
Formal commencement exercises in the
public schools of this city were abolished
some years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17

Light shades Of Z5c quality Taffeta Rib
bons for ljc. yard.
Grass-Linen Ribbons. with colored satin
stripes. 49c. quality. for 29c. yard.
Light Gauze Ribbons, with satin stripes,
sec. quality for SIC. YARD.
Glaze Taffeta Ribbons, with satin stripe
and hemstitched border, worth sc,
for 39c. yard.
1870. quality Fancy Striped Taffeta Rib
bons for i0c yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
PamunkeyRiVer Marsh.
Best DuCkins Lands in Eastern Virginia.
Also,
Valuable Farm In King William County,
On Southern Railroad, near
Sweet Hall.

In execution Of a deed OF trust. dated
June ~. 1895. TO the undersigned, duly re-
corded in Clerks Office OF King William
County Court. Deadlock IA, page 3, de-
fault having been made in the payment
of a note therein secured, and being re-
quired so to do, / will sell by auc-
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81. 1897,
at II o'clock a. NJ, the above mentioned
MARSH LANDS, estimated to contain
800 acres, 70 or 100 acres or Whlch -
high land, being bounded on the northeast
bv the Southern railroad, and on the
southwest by the Pamunkey river. Sports
men desiring hunting grounds Will never
see the like of this again.
In the event that this piece of property
does not bring enough 10 pay the herein
after-named debt, then | will withdraw
the marsh property" and sell TOGO
MON FARM as whole. including
marsh land, estimated TO contain loo
acres. bounded on the southwest by the
Pamunkey river. and on the northeast
bv the public road leading from Sweet
Hall TO West Point. This is one of the
most valuable farms in King William
county, and has upon it valuable i'm
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay costs
OF sale. any taxes that may be due in
Guiding a ratable proportion OF taxes for
1897. and 10 pay note or 5000, with in
terest on same from May 3, 1896; the resi-
due payable I'm equal instruments at one
and two years from day of sale, credit
nayments to be evidenced by notes. with
interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust on the property
H. r. POLLARD, JR., Trustee.
Address Pollard & Bagby Richmond,
Va. for further particulars ape
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17
THE COHEN co THE COHEN CO
PrOuerty Transfers.

Richmond: James ID. Carneal and wife
to Laura Brown, 10 81 feet on west sue
Harrison street, 129 feet south or MOORE
$500 ,o
James Hartley to William Randall, ~
feet on east side Fulton street, 30 rect
south of Orleans. $3.50. ..,-
Samuel =. Lathrop's executors 10 Matte
l.. Richardson. 80 ] l-2-l2 feet on north
side Main street, Ill ll-R feet east Oh
William NJ. Nash to Emma ]. Nash.
certain furniture. 81. ~,
r. A. Siewers and wife 10 henry
SCHNEIDER. % IL feet on east side ran
dolph street, 20 feet north Of Willis, $3.50;
Same to William IT. owen. Jr., y IL
feet on east side Randolph street, W IL
feet north of Willis. $3.50.
Henrico: +. X. Colgin's Trustee 10 II.
G. Carter. 10 feet on south side Wallace
street. $50 feet west OF Carter and 80 rect
on south side Wallace street 2iO feet west
of Carter, $3.50. ,,..
James b. Hughes and wife TO Martina
NJ Furman, acres on Charles CITY ROAD,
s25. ~
Henry S. Wallerstein and wife TO j. I.
Williams 20 feet on east side Twenty-hrst
street lO5 feet south of 7, $500
G.. d. Wise, special Commissioners, 10
hudson Cunningham, 80 acres on Charles
city road about four miles from Rich
mond. $1,000 go,
West-End Land and Improvement Com
many 10 George ID. Thaxton, 81 feet on
Floyd avenue northwest corner Deep Kun
street 81 $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17
RECEIVERS SALE
OF
STEAMBOAT JANE M0SELEY.

Under and by virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court. No. 3 of Baltimore city.
the undersigned receivers Will sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION. AT RILEY a
WALKERS WHARF. FOOT OF SIXTH
STREET, IN THE CITY OF WASH
INGTON. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ON
TUESDAY. APRIL 20, 1897.
AT l2 O'CLOCK NOON. THE HAND
SOME STEAMBOAT JANE MOSEI.EY
her tackle. furniture. and appurtenances
as she now lies at said wharf. The said
steamboat is I'm first-class condition, ana
is OF the following dimensions:
Length over all, PA feet.
Width over all. IS feet.
Engine, IS inches diameter and II feet
stroke.
Tonnage, 500 62-l0o (gross).
Tonnage SOB 7i-l00 (neO.
Saloon. $50 feet long.
80 state-rooms.
Further information may be had by APP
plying 10 the undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: ball
ance In six and nine months, credit pay
ments TO bear interest and be secured TO
the satisfaction Of the receivers.
a deposit OF $3.50 required from pur-
chaser at time OF sale.
ISAAC 8. FILBERT.
HUGH SISSON. JR.,
Receivers.
Baltimore. Md.
Merryman & Pattison. Auctioneers.
NH 20 Az 3loi7&ao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17
ASHLAND SHAKEN UP
BY THE EXPLOSION OF THE ROLL
Err OF 4 LOCOMOTIVE.
No One Hurt. hut "a Rain OF Scrap
Iron and other Dcbris-Thc Fire
mans Expcricnce-Nnrrow Es-
capcs.

ASHLAND. VA. April 16.-(Special)-
Engine No. z. of the Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad. or, at
least. what is left of Il. stands on the
siding in front of Randolph Macon Col
lege At 4:30 this afternoon 1t exploded
its boiler with a terrific crash, scatter
ing pieces Of pipe. odds and ends Of
iron and sundry articles in every direc-
ton. within the radius Of 500 yards Large
pipes are laying on the campus, one
having been blown entirely over and
clear of the Pace building, which is
very high two-story mansard-roof struc-
ture The engine which is n complete
wreck. was used on what is known DIS
the material train. train employed to
do the necessary road-work of hauling
ties. gravel. &c. The train was under
the charge of Captain John Rice. Of
Fredericksburg: Engineer Walter Farm
er. of Richmond. and Fireman Clarence
Taylor, of Milford. Captain Rice was
nearby when the explosion occurred.
The engineer had just left the engine to
go to the depot 100 yards away, and the
fireman was sitting on his box in the
cab. tie was thrown violently back
wards into the tender, but sustained only
a few scratches. which are Oh his face,
and are hardly visible.
VERY HAPPY.
He talked freely abost his deliverance
nnd is by all means the habpiest man
IN Ashland. He is a tall mulatto, and
has been in the employment OF the CON-
pary long time. as have been the two
other men in charge Of the train. The
force OF the explosion was felt all over
the town: furniture in residences nearby
was overturned; window glass broken.
and general damage done.
ANOTHER NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr. George Merritt Nalley, Of Rich
mOnd. was passing within twenty-five
yards of the engine when the accident
happened. He was all despatched with
water and dirt. He took refuge under
"A large oak 10 Keep from being hurt
by falling bits of iron. &c. Besides do
ing this damage. telegraph wives were
broken. and the main line of track was
torn up. but all has been repaired. and
trains arc running on time. The scene
is being visited now by scores Of people,
while the wrecking crew is hard at work
cleaning away the debris.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17
FLJNANNA.
Had a RcIapse-Not Seriously Hurt
Personal.

FORK UNION, VA, April 16.-(Spe-
cial.)-Captain w. James Thomas. who
had sufficiently rallied from long i'll
ness to enable him to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Gooch. who lives near Boyd's
Tavern in Albemarle county, has had
relapse and but little hope is now en-
tertained of his recovery. Captain
Thomas has for some years resided in
Williamsburg. Va.
Miss Lou Blanche Snead was not Sc
riously hurt by the upsetting of her buggy
by her runaway horse at Carysbrook a
few days since. the only injuries infict-
ed being cash on the forehead and
several cuts on her arm, from having
been thrown against a barbedwire fence.
She was driving alone, and is TO be
congratulated that her wounds are no
worse
Rev. W. +. Hatcher, d. D., Of Rich
mond. reached here yesterday. and popu
lar opinion seems to be unable to deter
mine whether the purpose of his visit
is to see after his building interest here
or TO oificiate at a marriage supposed
10 be booked for the near future-most
likely for both purposes.
One of our farmers who shipped to
Lynchburg 1900 pounds of tobacco, and
realized for the whole the net amount
of only sl4. has determined to abandon
the cultivation of the weed until Bryan
is elected President.
a movement is on foot to have our
countyman, the Hon. A. A. Gray. ten
dered the appointment Of the law-pro-
fessorship in the Washington and Lee
University. made vacant by the death
of the Hon. j. r. Tucker. Whilst the
position and the man are undoubtedly
well adapted to each other, he would be
greatly missed here in the event of his
acceptance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-17
BY +. A. Catlin. Trustee.
No. north Eleventh street
DEREMPTORY TRUSTEES SALE
OF
\ PARCEL OF LAND on WlNDER
STREET.

In pursuance OF the provisions IN GER
tain deed OF trust 70 me, dated March Z.
iSsS of record in Henrico County Collt
Clerks office. In Deadlock li2 A, page
S8s and being required so 10 do Boy ihe
holder OF the note therein secure.
thereof. 1 will. on
MONDAY. APRIL 70. is@,
o., o'clock p. NJ. on the premises. se.l
- he highest bidder the LOl OF LAND
on south side of Winder street coHl,ilei',
ing 81 feet east OF Sumter stree. .N'.
running easterly and fronting ~ l.e.' e'-
extending back from said toni A' ''.'
10 a common alley ,.-,f,s in
Interest The terms OF sale will pr o.e
fourth cash. and balance at SIX. 's"15ct
and eighteen months with inieles'
or an cash at option OF pg!IrJr,,s, trustee.
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