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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-26

-Torturing, itching, scaly skin erup-
lions, burns and scalds are soothed at
once and promptly healed by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the best known
cure for piles. E. Reuss, log East
Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-26
Maine Fish Packing.

There were about $4,000 cases Of
various kinds of fish packed on the
Maine coast durinC 'o5. This year It
win fall short rcnr'" ?oo mn "NsPs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-26

pc cted newcomer.
If she will see that
the organs which
m axe motherhood
possible are healthy
and vigorous, and
will keep them so
during the period
preceding maten-
ity, she NAV be sure
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-26
DON'T WALK,

But call on Fred. Small for the incest
turnout in the city when you wish
TO take n drive. he is with u. :.
Woodward. Main Ave. Tel. 800.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-26
FOR SALE.

5000 old newspapers, clean and
whole, low rates. Apply At Light
of5cs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-26
RARGAIN IN TYPE.

For Sale: 500 pounds Bourgeoise;
300 pounds Minion; 200 pounds Non
pareil Roman type, In good condition,
Also 80 fonts Of display letter-Job
faces. Apply to T. B. johnson, Man
ager, s. A. Light. 12-19tf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-26
j. Q. b ER r Y,
NOTARY PUBLIC
And

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.
And all other instruments Of writing
for Record in the States Of Louisiana,
Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and
others. Office 102 W. Commerce st.
next to bridge; Lock Box S67, SAN
ANTONIO, TEXAS.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

4" NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
We the Maria Kip orphauage of 63S Folsom ST.
has received the following orphan and half-or-
phan giIls from December 81, 1896 TO April J.
1897: Carrie Elizabeth Nickerson. 8 ears !
month: Cecile Hilloise Williamson, years; Char
lotte Mnntsnya years 10 onths; Phoebe Mon
tanya. years IL months; Milfred Nelson. IL
years months; Helen Beatrice Reglan year:
Eisie May knuds)n, years 10 months: Mabel
Dannevig- 10 years months; Lillian Dannevig. 3
years month; Edith Howard, lUyeaIs mon hs;
Nellie Simons, IL years months: Harriet Flor
ence Cdlum, years; Madora Sharp, l year 8
months.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BALDWIN HOTEL.

BALDWIN HOTEL
] T Burke. San Rafael E Downs, Portland Lana
NV woSSter, SSicaro Sah '0se Nj sedenberg Ny
G G H H Fl Fioio Go.s & w. Chicago E W Hal sacso
MIS- II Diand, watsonvl r Bonet, Los Angeles g,aes
c Johnson san Diego Young santa Rosa 10
] a Laing, Vacaville + NJ Shepman q W, Ill
&c Crooks Haywards 3 Maude, Riverside
MIR, + Lang & w Chicago NJ iss B Lang, Chicago
E Jones' Vallejo H Moses, Los Angeles
Carol, San Diego Miss Martin, "oooiano
II Johnson, Portland
PALACE HOTEL.
:, Bowdell San Jose J Tocuson & W. Woodtnd
L u Jacks santa Rosa ] sheehan, STANFORD
w FAIRBANKS Chicago Mrs l. ID Jacks, Sta Rosa
7 L Carty Pbilad phis r w Hill, san Pedro
Nj Davis, Santa Rosa Col fvanstoh&~' Scoto
] III Flickinger san Jose Mrs d Churchill, Napa
Miss Churchill, Napa Mrs paFls, S,a hosa
] Farrell, Y A w Markiey, y
f Markley Ny Mrs H Church. Pa
Mrs c Keller Pa Ii Gray, Cairo
Mrs 9ray. Cairo Nj Powers San Diego
III FL Durvea, " Y o jenkins, Stanford
Mrs Mclaughlin, Cal Miss Mclaughlin, Cal
+ F Ward Oakland w Ii Wood, Rochester
r w Marston, Oakland Mrs Marston Oakland
] GarwUod. stockton Mrs Garwood stockton
II Disque, Colfax II II Pitcher, Livermore
w mith Elko Il Briggs, Elko
a C Whittridge, Ny A u We'd, Boston
F W Thayer Boston Mrs A " hittridge, n
j A Dole, Pomona
GRAND HOTEL.
IT Bohan, Sacto 6 Newman, aacto
II Ross Jr & W, Sacto Z Hawk, Stcto
r Ktnsbrough, Saco Mrs + Merrick carson
DIR T Ross Sacto Nj L Cooper, Modesto
NJ G Aguirre, Los Ang y Brown Walnut Grove
+ II Gould, Stockton NJ Mays an Rafael
Mason, Los Angeles 4 Gardiner. Sicto
A Bowen, Marysville Anderson, Marysvlle
II Trenneth, Cal W Hays, Los Angeles
J Cash. Los Angeles & langford & w, Eureka
b E Hanna. Chicago DR. c a Rugges Stockton
+ A Freeman Jackson q II MonIoe Fresno
r ! Rushing, Pin kneyvle Z q Dodge, ,SantaBRrbara
q H Boar man. Tac oma 7 Boardman. Tacoma
c w Foote. San Diego + Bend xson, Eureka
p HUFFMAN New YORK L NJ Rosen berg, Ukiah
E ] Moffatt, K Berkeley DIR f Christal, Sta Cruz
II Gillis & w, Yreka II / Seymour, Sacto
g 1ompkins, San Jose l. Mao duS, Modesto
w c McAndrews&w, Cal w II Branson, Clyde
DR. L A Smith, Sta Clara Mrs NJ Sealon. Stocktn
B + st OIL Sacramento j Farley. Rochester
% March. Chico J Raggio, San Andreas
T \ Hook, Chicago Miss D II Guise. Washtn
w Floto, Modesto ATensberg, Portland
W Mathews. Sacto Miss ROAM Stockton
Miss NJ Eoam, Stockton X Harth, : acramento
w w Douglas. Sacto Mason, Sacramento
T Scott Sacramento Cunningham, Sacto
Miss II RolbrooE, SsCto
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

# BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR "A:
Nc collections made: city country Pacific
[ collection Co. AIS Montgy ST.. room 6: TEL $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

towels, table-covers, laces, embroidery linlnEs
trimmings, veilings. etc, very cheap at Pioneer
Dry-goods Store, 105 Fifth ST.
EE. THE PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN
R>D Asylum and Home Socie y hereby give
notice that they have admitted ito the orpbanage
from January !, 1897, to date, the following half
orphan girls and boys. viz. David Joseph, aged
years 10 months; Robert Joseph, aged 8 years
months; Milton Juresch, aged years: Dottie
Mayer, aged 10 years: Eva II. Marks aged 8
years: William Sverman, aged Is years: David
Siiverman, aged II years; Joseph Silverman, aged
Syearsi Albert Silverman, aged years months:
Arthur Deutch, aged 10 years; Ralph Deutch,
Aged years.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

YOUNG GIRL. 13 YEARS OLD, WOULD
l. like place taking care of children and doing
little light housework; sleep home. Apply ut 166
Tehama st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

NEAT GERMAN HOUSEGIKI, WITH
IN years reference. $50 to S25, city or country
MRS. NORTON, 3l5 suiter St.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

L'XPERIENCED NURSE FOR CONFINE-
IL meut or other sickness, desires engagements;
best city ref; terms moderate. Call or address
Nurse, us Seventh ST., room l.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

ID ESPECTABLE GERMAN MIDDLE-AGED
LII man and wife wish positions in boarding
house: wife good cook; man to do chores Apply
this office or ] 80 Second st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

YOUNG PARISIAN LADY IN REDUCED
l. circumstances desires a lucrative position as
Eousekeeper in hotel wiIower's or bachelors
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
CCANDINAVIAN SECOND GIRL WITH
~ best OF references wants situation Apply 10
]. +. CROSE1T & CO, 3l6 Suffer ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22
AGENTS WANTED.
BOARDING WANTED,

M AN AND WIFE ono CHILDREN) WISH
Uu rooms and board III private family; must be
reasonable. Nj, box Al, this office.
Doom AND BOARD WANTED FOR LADY
1C and chiu en- and g. Address Essex t.
Rincon Hill.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22
ROOMS WANTED.

. OR HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; Is MIN
- ntes' walk KearDy st.; $40 to Sl2 Address 6.
p, box So, Call.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

EASTERN YOUNG LADY, ACCOMPLISHED
IL AMI experienced, wants place as houseks eper
In bachelors or widower's home. Room 2, 223
Post
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

EoATMAKERS WANTED. APPLY AT IL
~ A. N. at Stevenson-st entrance to CHARLES
LYONS. London Tailor, 72l Market AZ
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

W IDOW DESIRES POSITION AS HOUSE
w keeper; will do plain sewing at home. Call
S21 Mission ST., room g.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

> lRONERS, SAME PLACE, COUNTRY, $40
- and found; chambermaid near city, $15: watt
ress. city hotel, $50. G. II. HANSEN & CO., ITO
Geary ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

. GERMAN GIRLS. $25 AND SIS: FRENCI
- cooks, $25 and so; girls, any nationality
general housework. $40 and SIS MRS. SPEN
GER, 1921 PARK ST.. Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

DODY IRONER, COUNTRY LAUNDRY, 81
ID day and board; see party here ~ o'clock this
morning MURRAY & READY, Leading EN-
ploy yment Agents, 63t and 636 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

HUNTER & CO., CHINESE AND JAPA NESE
Ii employ me mt Office, removed 10 61412 Califor-
mia ST., near kearny. 1el. main z3l
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FEM ALE HELP WANTED.

MEAT YOUNG WAITRESS, NICE COUN-
IN try place, $40 and found: call early. MUIR
RAY & READY. Leading Employ ment Agents,
634 and 636 Clay ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

WAITRE-S, HOTEL, CITY, $50: WAIT
w ress. hote,, country, $50; Mattresses, restau
rants. $5; cook, hotel. $35; cham termaid. hotel
girl, hous~work, Oakland, $40; girl, housework
country, s25; GIRL housework. country, SIS;
housework girls, SIS and $50 G. k. HANSEN
CO., ITO Geary IT.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

CHAMBERMAID ASSIST wa TING, SHORT
~ dis ance. summer resort, S2U; call early. MRS
LAMBERT, 3O6 Mason St
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

NJ ANTED-2 COOKS, WASH AND IRON,
w $50; German nurse and second girls, $25;
waiter, country hotel, $50 an d fare paid: German
maid ana sesmstress, SIS: girls for house work,
rec he1w0oo Ciiy, 80; St He ena, $2o; san Mateo
$40; Protestant girls for cooking and housswork,
So and S25; waitress for restaurant, SIS week !:
giIIs 10 assist, $l2 ana $l5. app y to ]. F.
NROSETY & co. 3l6 Sntter
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

CHINESE & JAPANESE; ESTD 20 YEARS;
Ohelp;teL main 1897 BRADLEY & Co. $40 Clay
UNIRST-CLASS ENGLISH BUTLER AND
i valet with the very best of references desires q
situation. Apply to }. +. CRooETr & CO., $40
Sutter
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

NOUNG GIRL GENERAL HOUSEW URK,
l. pain cookin=, for family of adults; wages
Sl5: references required. Call 1912 scott st.,
Thursday, to / O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-22

TT ANDY MAN. CAN MILK, DRIVE AND DO
IL garden work, wishes situs ion; best refer
ences. ANDRk'S, 3JS stockton St
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
MORGAN FOUND GUILTY.
Sentence VIII BE Passed ON Him To-
Day.

CINCINNATI, o., November S'-A spe-
c,al IN the Commercial Tribune from
Parkersburg. w. Va. says: The report
that reached here yesterday that MISE
Alice Post, the fourth victim OF murderer
Iohn +. Morgan, of Ripley, Jacksol
countv was dead. proved untrue. he'
recovery Is probable. aoa with
This morning Ripley was crowded VIII VIII
strangers when court opened. Inc crowu
gas orderly. The jury, which was Sc
cured during the night, took their seats
and Morgan was placed In the DOCK; ne
pleaded not guilty. Court ADJOURNED un.
IN i 20 p. NJ. that witnesses mignt 10
secured. Morgan appeared inolneren NJ.
DurIng the long recess the spectators
KENT their seats In the COURTROOM
Miss Alice +. Post was the nrsl WI WI.
ness. Her evidence differed littie IRON
the published accounts, except that tne
murderer used an axe, instead OF Si liz
The prisoner testified that ne hliieu IL Us
victims In MISUNDERSTANDING hiS''
,hsn Miss Green, and the boy last.
irha trial lasted five hours. The jury
IN less than an hour returned verdlc'
NJ entity OF murder In the nrst oegree'
without recommendation. ,,,
The announcement was received WIZ
cheers All Is quiet In Ripley to-n'gnt'
Sentence will be passed upon the prisoner
tomorrow. ,xn,
II develops that Morgan is not the rign'
name OF the prisoner. his real name pc
INC Raines. His mother kept house Ioi
a man named Morgan, or wnom nis
father became Jealous, ana Wnom nc
Liiied for which murder he In turn wa
Iiiied by a member of the Morgan ramiiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
WORK OF BOLD ThAMPs.


WELDON, n. c.. November 5--tspe-
cial.)-Tramps are getting quite bold 70
this section, and often use abusive LAM
guage to female inmates OF dwellings,
who refuse TO feed them. Last night
three OF these desperate footpads held
Mr.. r. w. Young UP and robbed him OK
considerable cash. Mr.. Young claims
that he was near his home, about one
mile from town. when three men sudden
liz sprang from the corner OF fence and
presenting pistols at him, demanded his
money. 1t was on a lonely road. ana
there being no one else in sight. he could
but shell out He then returned TO town
and informed the officers Of the law put
no arrests have as yet followed.
A Raleigh and CASTOR train killed
Robert Gillian (colored), who was drunk
and upon the track at siding tnree
miles from town. early yesterday morn
ing. Gillian had been to town the gay
before and intended going to ROCKY
Mount. His home was at Rldgeuay.
The Republicans and Populisis 90. ins
tax lists for Halifax county badly mixed.
The Weldon book was in such a paa shape
that a committee was appointed 10 20
over it and straighteD 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06

Court-MarffaI OF Weyier-HemoA'
STRANGE Against Taylor.

WASHINGTON. November 5.--The nlil
text OF the Spanish reply TO me nve1 ~
limited States Minister WoodtoiH 49,
reached the State Department IN tne m ~
mail. and is now under exauiinauom ~
the officials. So far as can he isalnSse,
Il Is not the intention OF the aoh'p''
tration to give II publicity now.
IT is said that the President VII, n sscS
this note, aud the correspondence ieeur"*
up TO IL. the basis for one OF the n ,,s<
important chapters OF his fortnSom,n8
message TO Congress, on the reasSe"is"e
OF that body in December next,
II IL not believed to be possible inst any
radical change In policy will cnaracteIke
the correspondence between the Two soe ~
tries. unless something unforeseen "
ours. ...e ~ Z.
IL appears that the DETERMINATION Oh ine
Spanish Cabinet TO court-martial oehesa ~
Weyler, while not directly due 70
o,,est from this government, was propa-
hiv insnired bv an intimation from tne
sta4e Denartment that his utterances
were nor calculated 10 smooth the way
Tor NEGOTIATIONS. IL Is surmised that py
thus ae.ting with promptness the Spanish
| f,ahiref mas payed the way for a counter.
Sra,,,nrstrsnce against the publication o.
| ay-TTnIted states Minister Hannis Taylor
The conditions In the two cases. now
| ever are said at the state Department -
~ Entirely dIfferent. General Weyler, PEI
iny n snanish army officer, Is amenaDie
90 sd,sciniiue for any interference with the
| nolicv ~ the government while MT. lay
,or heing a private citizen, Is no, &C
| co,,ntabIe 10 his government TOT MS ~
| dfviJuat utteranceS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
THE MARYLAND ELECTION.
Controversy I'm somerset-It May
change Five Assembly Votes.

PRINCESS ANNE, MD, November D.
Tbere IL a serious legal controversy
among the supervisors of election or
Somerset county over the vote cast on
Tresday. and stanford, the Democratic
ne,nber of the board, has refused 10 sign
III certificate OF election, because OF GER
. .ni, ,rregularities In the tally-sheets ano
h sai, in that the judges OF election IN
oansrai instances failed TO sign The lor-
S ,eer and That at least 800 Of the latter
,ner. counted In spite Of the. fact tnat
NJ, W. ,vsre not endorsed with the inintials
ss sSne OF tho judges, as required by law.
9 T, o' panublican supervisors, upon advice
- Counsel. decided TO disregard these APP
oa On ra,f irregularities, whereupon Mr.. stan
e"rd who had been elected secretary OF
LOT ;noard. withdrew. The two remaining
We ,,yrrs then organized the board. anu
ia1nS subpoenas TO judges and clerks
ISSUE .sa various precincts 10 appear peIore
y, y, en- M on Monday. TO make necessary cor cor
.ne,sona in the tally-sheess. MT sianioEa
rIe,,non entered protest, claiming that
ineis ss'1,oIs course Of the board Is iiiegal.
me sd w Tie question is likely to be taken
anu she courts. where an attempt may
,n'o eSe to throw out the unmarked PAL
pc nd reverse the resnn az the eiec-
i i.a1 m which svenr tho four assembly,
men a., s,e The Democratic, instead or the
Reuublican coiun"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
SAW THE CHILDHOOD OF WORLD



The second was better than the nrst'
This is the encomium which, perhaps ae-
scribes better than any other Professor
James II. Brcasted's lecture at kicnmono
College last night Again was me ac-
commodation of the chapel taxed beyond
its capacity, and before the lecture han
begun many unable TO get entrance went
away This was the second OF the series
on "Egyptology." Beginning, professor
Breasted spoke Of the government OF Vie
ancient country, OF It's kings anu con- - "a
where the noble of the land assembled.
Human needs and human nature were me
same then as now, and he showed py liz
Illustrations that in those days the circuit
Judge was a necessity, ana thar the taA-
collector was as unwelcome a guest as
he is at the present day. The speaker
did not dwell long on the kings ana their
allies in government, but came 70 tne
theme possessing far more interest-tnat
of kings and their subjects as men OF
flesh and blood-men who, Ike ourselves
to-day. loved and hated, felt the jealous
pang or envys thrust. These were men,
when yet the earth was young, VINO look
ed into the hereafter, as men 90 now,
and trembled. These were men VINO
had their warnings for something tney
could not name Such men live to-day.
Professor Breasted went on In an eio-
ouent and graphic way to tell OF the an
GENTS religion. THE Egyptian" ne said,
the tangible. He believed that not all OF
himself was visible, but was not FAR re-
moved from the flesh. This something,
not q soul, hardly, he called his double,
his second and immortal self. But this
Immortality was conditional. III he were
10 live forever. and one day TO san on
| the celestial Nile, his body must be pre-
| served for when the body was destroyed,
| the double ceased also to be-: Here, then
| comes the reason why the Egyptian en-
| balmed his dead, and builded him an I'M
| perishable tomb, In which TO deposit tbs
| remains.
| With this the lecturer came to those
| monuments of stone which have waiteC
| vet while the world has grown old. Tnf
| yramids of Ghlzet were minutely am
| most interestingly described, and TN
| story OF their age. and of the attempts
/ TO probe their secrets told. He spoke o
| thought and rush OF feeling which CAM
/ TO the man when for the first time NJ
| stood AT their base. and looked upward
| TO the head over which 5000 years ha'
! rolled harmlessly. and into a face we
| stern and rigid in defiance. Thousand
| wears before Abraham grazed his hock
| ON the verge of the desert they wer
| there: they viewed the departing host
| Of Israel under the captain OF their de
liyerance. and then the speaker enume
| rated in thrilling language the events Q
| history which have come 10 pass unue
the very shadow, even down to IN
present time. .,, 49,,
The next and third lecture VIII tax
Mace Monday night. Professor Breasted
subject on that occasion viii be I'm
Middle Empire Social Life in the Time Q
Abraham; Recent Discoveries In the pa
hur pyramids: First Foreign Conques's
| Semitic Visitors In Egypt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
FUNERAL OF PROF HOLMES.
simple in Every Particular, Accora-
ing to Hts Express Wishes.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. Novem-
Der 5.-(speciaL)-Th funeral services o.
professor George Frederick Holmes, OF
the university faculty. took place to-day
at 4:so p. NJ. The funeral was very sim
pie in every particular, which was IN ac-
cordance with the last request OF Ar:
Io,nes. There was no display OF any
kind. not even flowers. ana a w was son nss
The service was that OF the Church ok
England, and led by Rev. pr; N , %
ivy, There were present the nima.o
friends of the family, a few students.
and the faculty in body: AFTER me me
funeral the remains were carried , 20 s ~
denot' and left for the Old Sweet sprlnas:
where they will be inferred beside t Isl,se
~ Mrs. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. ferklnson
occomuanied the remains. The members
Of the faculty assisted as nonorars Dali PAL.
bearers' At the request OF Mr., Perknzon
the active pail-bearers were CHOSEN irV1 n
the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity p oa wf'i in
b. psr wsh j. NJ. b. West. Norborne k2oin-
son. Jr., +. A. Asserson, l. J. over 'on NJ
THORNLEY,, George l.. Fletcher. f. Il. W.
McCabe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
FROM WILLIAMSBURG.
Tea to the Kappa Alpha Fratcr-
observation-disclosures visit.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November ~
Especially "A beautiful tea was given the
members Of the Kappa Alpha Fraternity
tonight by Mr.. Page Marsden, and MI.
RIO. Hughes. Jr., from Norfolk. two old
Students and well-known Kappa Alpha
men. The rooms were elaDorateiy ana
tastefully decorated with cnrysantne-
NUNS and the fraternity colors, and were
thronged during the evening with the
members Of this society, which - one OF
the most popular at William and Mary.
Miss Louise Henley, who has been visit
ing in Norfolk and Hampton, returned
home this morning, deiightea Win hef
visit. - 49,.
A large party Of home-seekers from the
Northwest arrived here yesterday In
charge of an agent or the chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. Iney ats
them were taken to Kings Mill durinf
the day. returning tonight. and they
seemed much pleased with what they sa"
OF the site, as laid out for town.
Mr. Felix r. McMamus, from Berfyvliie
Clarke county, has been here for severa'
DAYS. writing up this section for O. popu'
lar magazine. He was at Carriers Grove
James City, yesterday, the nome Oh Ut
Edwin Booth.
been the guest OF Miss Emily Christian
for the past few days. ,,.
Romy Casey, who was cut with knif'
by Maurice Donnegan at the depot elsc
| ton night, and Motorman Morris, wne
VAS Injured while riding u bicycle, arc
| bofb out. Dr. Moncure, who ATTENDED
them. said they had narrow escapes IRON
| almost instant deaths. 80
The double tenement building on MoiI
street. once the residence Of John BAR
S,,rsar ~ the college in 1854 and Asso
c,at e. Justice of the Supreme Court Of N.
| United states. has recently cnanges
hands. but win still be used as resi-
AZ meeting OF tho Town CSuncil he'll
to-niebt ARRANGEMENTS were made TO pro
feet the town I'm the suit brought ..
| Iohn w. Jones TO recover $1,000 damages
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-06
couRr-MARTIAL FOR ,wEYLER.
This in Case He Confirms Report OF
His Habana Speech.

MADRID. November 5.-The Spanish
Government. as result Of the debate OF
the Ministers on the remarks Of General
Weyler. has come to the decision to try
him by court-martial, no matter where
he lands, If he confirms the accuracy OF
the press reports Of his utterances: Inc ne
Commanding officers at all the ports OF
t tU spanish kingdom have been instructed
30, 20 damand of General Weyler the mo-
ment he can be communicated Win me
nvact terms of the speech which he de-
Ns-ared In reply 10 the manifestation at
uabana upon the occasion OF his en-
harkation for Spain on Sunday
The steamer Montserrat, on "n nc
dsv on Wednesday, as cabled to the AS
uocsiated Press. reached Gibara, on the
northwest coast of Cuba, with her engines
disabled, and may be compelled 10 return urn
likely that there will be interesting de-
velOpmentS