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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-09-29
Dakota nylleter.

0lSad pension har under yeckan blif-
lvit beviljad Andrew johnson Hot
Springs. s. d.
Fem fangar br0to sig ut ar county
fangelset j Fargo. N. D., den 27 dennes
gonom att CORA hal pa taket och fra
sig ned medels remsor rifna af sang
tackena.
Tr0skmaskinen brann upp. Under
troskning for Gustaf Moline fem mil
vester ON Altamont, s. D., forliden l0r-
dag fattade sadesstackarne eld och tYa
stackar jemte troskmaskinen, som till
horde en- George Illegal, brunno upp.
Foten krossad. Charles Swenson,
som Dor narheten af Bismarck, N. D..
foil lordags en- troskmaskin och fick
den ena foten och benet krossade upp
till knaet af eylindern. Det Or ovisst,
huruvida han kan ofyerlefva f6ljderna.
Afbr6t bAda benen. Under det
John Herman Grandin, N. D., den %
dennes skulle stiga upp en- 8kyagn,
tog hans hast ett hastigt steg framat,
hVarvid mannen forlorade fotfastet och
foil till marken, dervid afbrytande ba-
da benen.
Tr0skningen trakten af Milbank, s.
| D., kommer att vara afslutad inom en-
vecka. Kostnaden for densamma ar
cents per bushel for hvete och 3 cents
per bushel for hafre, hvarvid troskla-
get bestar ALT arbete. Hvetet ar all
manhet no. 2. ~~-
/ Tjufven fangad. J. o. Stark, som
ranade sin husbonde, Lars Saul, nara
Bristol, S. D., blef upphunnen narhe.
ten af Verdon af Oscar johnson.
Starks fickor funnos endast $500, men
han hade j bradskan qvarglomt $500
/ penningeladan, som han kastat ett
trask. ~ f. .--.,-.-
Plundradt postkontor. Postkontoret
ii Scotland, s. D., blef under natten
emellan den "a och 25 dennes besoki
af inbrottstjufvar, hvilka sprangde kas'
sakistan och tillgrepo omkring $500
! penningar och frimarken. Man han
eli lyckats komma valdsverkarne pa
| sparen. ....
Ranade pa taken. Eft djerft ran
forofvades den % dennes pa taken al
nagra jernvagsvagnar af ett osterut cd,
ende godstag, under det delta var
stark fart, Fyra farmarbetare fran
n8rheten af Grafton, N. D., hade tagit
sin tillfykt pa taken for att begifva
sig till Minnesota. narheten al
Grand Forks ofverfollos de af tire ma
skerade rofvare, som med dragna re-
volyrar tvingade arbetarne att lemna
ifran sig omkring 500. En- man vid
namn Blondin fran st. Paul. hellre an
att lemna ifran sig de $40, som han for.
tjenat, hoppade ned fran taket af det
full fart gaende taget och undkom
men afbrot deryid ena armen. John
Burke, en- af rofvarne, har blifvit ARE.
sterad. s.~ -.- 49,"
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-09-29

seledamot sv ev. luth Iorsamlingen i
Superior. Begrafniugen f6rsiggick den
% dennes och var mycket hogtidlig.
Kyrkan, som var pa ett passande satt
draperad i svart och kladd med blom-
NOR och krnkvaxter, var full af folk.
Pastorerna A, P. Monten och g. O.Scho-
berg taIade pa svenska, Hon. G. II.
Clough talade pa engelska. och fru
Lundquist tjenstgiorde sam organist.
Jordfastningen forrattades pa svenska
spraket af pastor A. p. Monten An
drew Miller fran Brule stod den q
dennes infor rata pa anklagelse att
brottslig afsigt ha ofverfallit den lila
7-8riga Mile Sorenson. Miller, som
ar 70 ar gammal, staldes under $500
bergen for att sta for rata infor di-
striktdomstolen. IT,.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-09-29
WisConsin-nyheter.

Till postmastare West Sweden ha;.
Gustaf Hedwal nyligen blifvit ut
namd. ..r" ..@- ..-. .-.
Foil under iljulen.. Frank Ives, kon-
duktor pa ett godstag pa Omahabanan,
foil under lokomotivhjulen Baldwin
den "a dennes och blef ogonblickligen
dodad. Ives, som var bosatt Altoona,
efterlemnar hustru och ett barn.
Nedbrunuit bryggeri. John Gunds
stora bryggeri La Crosse. hvilket gaf
arbete at omkring $50 man och bruka-
de brygga 100000 tunnor 81 ON aret,
nedbrann onsdags. Forlusten upp-
gar till $4,000, hvaraf ungefar halften
betackes genom assurans. Arbetet
med dess ateruppbyggande kommer
att genast foretagas.
Stor f6rsaIjnlng af timmerskog. In
rikesdepartementet har salt all pa Red
Cliff Chippewa ndianreservationen be-
fintlig timmerskog till Frederick l.
Gilbert for s416,eoo. Skogen, som be.
raknas innehalla ett hundra millioner
fot, skall nedhuggas. ViIkoren aro, att
eli mindre an tio och ej mer an tjugo
millioner fot skola huggas ON &ret, och
att egaren skall uppbygga sagverk pa
reservationen och amanda indianer
sasom arbetare, der det later sig CORA.
Tnga nyhetsmakare talas den lila
staden Ellsworth. Nyligen togo sig
ett par personer, den enc en- lakare
den andre en- apotekare, det oradet
fore att uppsatta en- teiefoniinie emeE
Ian sina respektiva affarslo lokaler; men
delta kunde de conservative medbor-
garne den lugna k6pingen icke tala
utan som en- man begafvo de sig till
orostiftarne och f0rehollo dem att ma.
got nyhetsmakeri icke komme att ta-
las, Pa grund af dessa allvarliga fore
stallningar nedtogs telefonlinien, och
mar man nu will ha nagot utrattadt, ND
ties man pa gammaldags arligt Wis an
sigte mot ansigte.
Fran West Superior. John e. Oh
son, en- af Superiors aldre settlare. har
slutat sina dagar. Han dog den 81 dem
mes slit hem Superior en- alder af
SO ar, Z manader och 13 dagar. Den af-
lidne var fodd Ludvika forsamling at
stora Kopparbergs Ian, Sverige och an
kom till Amerika och Superior 1869.
Han efterlemnar makan Katarina Loyi-
sa Olson, fodd Oscarson, med hyilken
han varit forenad iaktenskap sedan
1895. Den hadangangne har giort sig
kand som en- ALA afseenden redbar
man, varmt tillgifven den lutherska
kyrkan, och var, da han dog, en- styrel-
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Fridsb6ner aftonens lugn.

Odu spegelklara qvallens frid,
Som hvilar 0fver himmelsbla fjardar
Der SHERMAN skadar, alskelig och bid,
/ I djupet ned fran obekanta verldar,
o sand en- strale till den morka dal
Der stormen rasar och der oron qyider,
Att stilla somna de forgratna oval.
1 Att gl0mda sjunka sorger utan tai
Och 70 ma hvarje hjerta fa. som lider.
o du naturens tysta aftonbon,
Du stilla andakt ofver skog och stran-
der
Der v&gen sjunger psalmer ofver sion
Och hyarje blomma Der med knapta
handler;
@ do Ell som en- suck stormens brus,
O slockna ej med solens sista strimma,
o droj annu skogens sakta sus,
o kom till oss annu skogens sus,
Att evigt var svunna glade glimma.
Du heliga, du milda karlek! Du, .
Som ALT forsonar och som ALT bevarar,
Som tror hosten pa en- var annu
Och sjelfva natten med dit ljus for
klarar;
0 SO, var himmel morknar Angt ifran,
Och stormen ryter yildt och svardet
mordar; ~
En- wink af dig, och tyst Or stormens
dan,
Och hatets furie med straffadt han
Ivanmakt for din fot din allmakt vor.
dar.
Du maktiga, du hoga, kom till oss
! aftonlugnet pa naturens panna!
Slack din CLANS den vida stridens bloss;
Du som yalsignar, lar oss ej forbanna!
o, lat oss Ell med bittra hjertan sta
/ qvallens sk6nhet, som hvar kulle kr0.
ner;
o lat Ell hat fran vara lappar Cd,
Mar rundt omkring till himmelen den
bl&
Uppstiga hela jordens aftonboner! !
Frid naturen! Frid hjertat! Frid
Med ALA dem, som det korta lifvet
Arbeta, Ida har en- liten It'd
Pa branta vagar och mAlet gifvet!
Om van, ON ovan, = fraga lcke har,
O menska, hvem han ar, den man du
moter,
Men fraga blott, ON han ett hjerta bar
For ALT det adlaste som ifvet lar,
Och ALT det eviga som It'd ej noter.
Frid Diver jorden! Solen sjunker klar
Och morkrets forlat mild och sakts
skrider
Liksom en- mur emellan det som var
Och det som kommer de Dya tider,
De bleka blommorna jordens dal
skuggor COMMA sig for menskors oga
Pa det att, oafvankt fr6jd och oval,
Det ma Sc upp till ljusa stjernors sal
Och klarna sjelf i glansen af det hoga.
ZacharSas Iopelius.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-09-29
-Allfndnna nyheter.

Pension har Isaac Anderson Red
Oak, Ia, i dagarne blifvit beviljad.
For falskmyntning har en- Theodor
Hanson Valparaiso. Ind, blifvit inma-
mad hakte.
Freshman Iltnamd till postmastare.
Pastor A. Challman har utnamts till
postmastare Batavia, ILL.,
D0dande fall. Finnen Gustaf Strang
d0dades harom dagen genom att falla
ned i ett djupt grufschakt Negaunee,
Mich.
Till postmastare ha dagarne ut
nants FL. 3. Hasselroth Forbush, Ia,
och A. F.. Bergman Spirit Lake, sam
ma stat.
En- d0fstum advoEat. Theodore Ora
dy, en- d6fstum man j Berkeley, Cal,
har nyligen med CODA betyg underg&tt
skriftlig advokatexamen inf5r hogsta
domstolen j statensoch dermed erhal-
lit rattighet att praktisera som sakfo-
rare.
Patent har Axel Blomquist Chicago
dagarne erh&llit a en- at honom upp-
funnen valsmaskin. samma stad boz
satte p. G. johnson och John Linden
has afvensa beviljats patent, den FORE q
pump och den senare underrede till
j6rnvagsvagn.
Till f0restandare for Gustaf AdoIfs
barnhem jamestown, N. Y, har kali
lats John s. SWenson, affarsf6restanda-
rem for Bethany College Lindsborg,
Kans. Kallelsen har antagits af 81,
som resignerat fran sin gamla befatt-
ming for att tilltrada den nya inasta
m&nad.
Uppror har utbrutit j Costa Rica och
landet har forklarats i krigstillstand
Guatemala ar stallningen hogst bedrof-
Zig. De upproriske .ha intagit fere
vigtiga punkter. President Barrios sa-
ges ha lAtit d6da fere personer pa blot
ta misstanken att de gynnade upprors-
rorelsen. Sjelf omgifver han sig med
en- stark lifyakt af fruktan for lonmor-
dare.
Kolbrytarestrejken betraktas nu som
definitivt afslutad. Nagra grufegare i
Illinois och West Virginia. som upp-
gjort skriftliga kontrakt med sina ar
betare, visa ovillighet att godkanna de
6fverenskomna l6nevilkoren. Skulle
dessa fortfara sin egenhet, torde stri-
den mot dem komma att fortsattas,
men afven ON sa skier tros det icke
komma att storande inverka pa formal
landet mellan kolbrytarne och dc gruf-
egare, som nu uppgjort saken, for ar
atminstone. Den stora stricken ar
emellertid slut och j fora yeckan Ater-
togo ofver 10000 kolbrytare det ned
lagda arbetet, med 6fver hufvud taget
on loneforhojning az 20 procent.
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sesssf,ss~. rc,sgeSftOvs SEQ a che
:aS, cas-. X, ssp~-s~s<. 3Ss
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MY NEIGHBOR TOLD ME-

About Hoods Sarsaparilla and advised
me to try it.-This is the kind of adver-
Using which gives Hoods Sarsaparilla
the largest sales in the world. Friend
tells friend that Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures; that it gives strength, health, vi
tality and vigor, and whole neighbor-
hoods use it as family medicine.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-27
ANOTHER BIG STEMMERY.
Wilson a Big Tobacco Mart-Personals
and Other News Items.

Wilson, n. c., May 26.-(Special.)-
Wilson-enterprising, progressive, wide
awake Wilson-takes another Forward
step. and makes another advantageous
movement which will rebound to her pro-
gress and prosperity. Having offered suf-
ficient inducements. Mr.. William
Clark, of Asheville, member of
the big firm of Hancock, Norman
& Co., of Lynchburg, Va, the largest
tobacco exporters in America. Will move
the Asheville Stemmery to Wilson and
occupy the large house of Woodland Bros,
recently occupied by the American To-
bacco Company. This Stemmery will
have double the capacity of the Rich
mond Maury Company, which did such
an immense business during the past
season.
Mr.. c.. G.. Daniels, who won an enviable
reputation as bold and fearless editor,
and a strong and incisive writer some
years ago while editor of the Wilson Ad-
vance. can be seen upon our streets to
the delight of his numerous friends and
adnirers-all of whom are rejoiced to
have him home again, for he is q genial,
upright and heightened gentleman.
Henry bFOunt leaves to-ua! iol O"h
Grove Institute where he is to deliver
the annual literary address. lie has re-
ceived thirty-one invitations this season
for such services.
The Methodist Sunday School children
are having picnic to-day at Virgins
Mills. and many hearts are glad and
happy
Wilson Superior court will convene on
Monday. The able and brilliant Judge
Robinson will preside.
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PROFESSORS
TO BE ELECTED.
Medical College of Virginia,

Richmond, April -, 1891.
The Board of Visitors of this College
will assemble in the College building at
an adjourned meeting to be held on
Thursday, May 81, 1897, at s p. M, for
the purpose of electlng the following
Professors:
One to the Chair of General Pathology
and Bacteriology, made vacant by the
transfer of Professor j. Page Massle,
NJ. D., to another department of Teach
ing.
One to the Chair of Diseases of the
Eye, Ear and Throat, made vacant by
the death of Professor Charles M.
Shields, NJ. d.
One to the in part, newly created Chair
of Materia Medica and Therapeutics and
Organic Chemistry.
Candidates for these positions will for
ward their applications and testimonials
to Christopher Tompklns, NJ. D., Dean
of Faculty.
J. 3. M'CAW. NJ. d.,
Pres. Board of Visitors.
Daniel d. Talley, Secretary.
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TO EUROPE THIS SUMMER.

Two charming SELECT tours to EU-
ROPE this summer. THE ''ITALI AN
PARTY" leaves New York July 9th: the
"SWISS PARTY" leaves July 7th,
visiting the MOST NOTED SCENES
and CITIES of the WORLD. The
tickets include EVERY NECESSARY
EXPENSE of the trip, and an EX-
PERIENCED CONDUCTOR will &C.
company each party under the manage.
ment of well known tourist firm OF
THOMAS, COOK & SON, London and
New York EXPENSES VERY Low
everything FIRST CLASS. Never q
BETTER OPPORTUNITY offered for
visiting EUROPE with 50 much COM
FORT and PLEASURE and so LIT
TIE EXPENSE. WRITE AT ONCE
for illustrated itinerary and FULL
PARTICULARS as to MEMBER
SHIP in either party to EUGENE 6
HARRELL, RALEIGH. n. c., CORES
pondent for THOMAS COOK & son
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+Daily except Monday. tDaily except Sun.
day.
Train on she scotiand Neck Branch Kos
leaves Weldon 10 p IN. Halifax 42S p1
riyes Scotlt ga Neck 20 p m, Graenviila
% M Kinston IS p H. Returnfng leaves K e.
atom sc O. m. Greenvtlio s 81 " 10, q rrav,i
Halitax Ii Is "A N. Weldon II 80 III, caily -,
G opt Sunday.
Trains on the Washington Branch laa,
Warrington & % III and l 40 % "a 4rr,v So
| parplete 9l0 n and $40 p IN, returning lie, W
Pal mele 30 q m and 80 p III, arrive ".
I ~ ton ii % III amt 20 p ia daily ~ %-t
SdJ day.
Train leaves T.rhorc. N G. daily. except
Sunday, ~ e. Sunday 05 u m. r. l.lves
Plymoutf daily except Sundby. 7 40 . m,
+ On p m Rararsine - Plymouth daily
except Sunday, 7t0a IN and Sunday on a m,
arrives Tarbnrc r. Us IN, IL 90 m.
Train On Midland n. z. Brencf lea
Golds5oro daily, except Sunday &c I'm, -
rivtng Smithfield 80 u IN; returning les9
Smithfeld 900 m: arrives AZ aoldshs,
10 % s. IL.
Trains on Nashville Branch leave Roc
Mount at 60 p m, arrives Nashvilles 05 y J.
Spring Hope 30 M; returning leave
Spring Hope s 90 M, Nashville s SO q IN, AZ
Sunday.
Train on Cltnton RrancD leaves Warsn"
for Clinton daily, except Sunday, Nat 8 70
M and 4 10 N rtturr irR leaves CltnSo"
100 m and 30 q m.
Train No. Is makes close connecStoD
eldon for all points North daily, al IT,,
via Richmond, also at Rocky Mounts WIN
Norfolk and Carolina r. 4. for Norfolk ane
Al points North via Norfolk.
H. M. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
H. KruLS, Genl Manager.
r. NJ EMERSON. Traffic Manager
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AGzFRNGsf{iiijizs!%9FPf9'
fa4 s7 TRAINS
W1sXSDOUBLED DALE
SERVICE

SLANkSB
BHORTEsT AND QUICKEST ROURs
To Atlanta, New Orleans. SorfsiA
Richmond, Washington, Baltimep4
Philadelphia, Boston, New York.
Schedule In effect Nov. LIST, 1895
TRAINS LEAVR RALEIGn,
2:16 A. NJ. DAILY.
Atlantis Special Pullman vesttsss
'or Henderson. Weldon. Petarxbxys
Richmond, Washington, BaltimoT
Philadelphia, New York. and all poiss
north, Buffet drawing-room slespsr,
and Pullman coaches Atlanta to wass
ington, parlor cars Warrington to Ne.
York, Pullman sleeping car, Chester, &. q
Portsmouth. Arrives ut Waxhinxss4
f0:45 p. m, Baltimore 10 noon, pills
dslphia $50 p. H., New York 4:ss 2
10. Also for Portsmouth, Norfolk, oil.
Point and local stations 6eaboara ana
Roanoke railroad.
I1:35 A. NJ. DAILY.
For Henderson, Weldon, SuEoA
Portsmouth, Norfolk and fntermedinSs
etations connects at Portsmouth, wiss
8sy Line for Old Point and Baltimore
With Norfolk and Washington gtaars
boat company for Washington; wisi
y. !. p. and n. railroad for PhilsAsi
phia and points north; also at Welde~
@itb Atlantic Coast Line for Eisa
;ncnd, Washington, Baltimore, Pki,s
dalphia and New York, rnd with Bee,
and Mock Branch for Greenv,lls
Washington and Plymouth.
Pullman sleeping car Atlantis .
Fnrtamouth,
PIG A. NJ. DAILY.
ATLANTA Special Pullman vcst5szl.
tor Southern Pines, Hamlet, Wilmiae
ton, Monroe, Charlotte, Lineolrtoa
chelby, Chester, Clinton, Greenwood
Abbeville. Athens, Atlanta, Augussa
Columbia, Macon, Montgomery, Mobile
New Orleans, Chattanooga. Nashville
Memphis and all points south Az
southwest; through Pullman BuSss
sleepers and day coaches Washingte,
snd Atlanta, connecting directly q
Union depot, Atlanta, with divergtrs
i,neg; also Pullman sleeping ear rorsa
mouth to Chester. s. O.
1884 P. NJ. DAILY.
FOR Wilmington, Charlotte, Chests.
Greenwood, Athens, Atlanta ana as
.otermediate stations. Connects o.
Crion station Atlanta, with GiysrgizA
Freq Pullman sleeapinf car Pert
mouth 70 Atlanta
TRAIN LEAVE RALEIGH:
3:A z. NJ. DAILY.
FROM Norfolk, Portsmouth, G8
,oiuts north Wis Bay Line sEd II. z. y
and ~ e. r., Petersburg, RichrsS
nd Washington, Baltimore, philaas
obis, New York snd Boston, aleo ATss
irasnville, Plymouth, Washington, r.
g, and eastern Carolina, points ".
Weldon.
11:35 A. NJ. DAILY.
atlantR Special" Pullman veasteas
eTom Atlanta and points ssasA
'thans, Abbeville. GreenwooA ax.
'heste-.
1888 A. n. DAILY.
from Charlotte, Athena, Atlanta 90,
.ntsrnladista stations.
2:16 A. M. DAILY.
atlanta Special" from EoYfeu
portsmouth, Henderson, Weldon, Mai
rnond. Washington, Baltimore, Phs'.
delphia, New York and the exas.
Magnificent Pullman vss1ia1fs~
rains. No extra fare.
Apply to ticket agent, or to
Fl. 9. LEARD. Sol. Pass. AEs
Raleigh, ". T.
?. BT. JOHN, Vice-Prog.aad Gen. Me-
&. W. B. GLOVER, Traffic Manages
7 J, ANDERSON. Gen. Pass, A9e
= = N'BEE Cen. SUIT
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RARREL Fell ON HIM.

Left Arm Mashed-Display OF MANUAL
Training School-Sunday scho"l lic-
mics at Mt. Airy.
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Double EN- Medicated Cigarettes and
Smoking Tobacco are fine remedies for
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma and Colds;
besides a delightful smoke; cool, mild
and sweet. Ladies use the goods and
are delighted. No opium or other harm
full drug used in their manufacture.
EE-M has cured others and will cure
you. Made Of best North Carolina to-
bacco.
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C F & Y. v. r q.
JOHN GILL, Receiver.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE

In Effect February 7th. 1897
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NORTH BOUND CONNECTIONS
at Fayetteville and Atlantic Coast Lin,
or all points North and East, at Sanfoy4
with tie Seaboard Air Line, at Greens
boro with the Southern Railway Con
pany, at Walnut Cove with the Norfols
& Western Railroad for Winston-Salers
SOUTH BOUND CONNECTIONS
at Walnut Cove, with the Norfolk u
Western Railroad for Roanoke and poipti
North and West, at Greensboro with RI.
Southern Railway Company for Raleigh
edmond and all points North and East
at Fayetteville with the Atlantic Cosss
inc for all points South, at Maxton with
he Seaboard Airline for Charlotte, at.
lanta and all points South and South.
est.
w. FRY, ". e. KYLE
Gent Manager. GenI Pass. Agen,
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Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on
the liver and bowels Cure SIGH head
ache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-26
ASSAULT IN CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The story of a Young Farmer from
Ohio.

VA, January
5-(Special)-Just before retiring on
Saturday evening last, Mr.. John Dollins,
who resides with his family, at COL Ridge
street. was attracted by groans. Going
IN his front door, he found a young man
living on the porch in a state Of semi
consciousness. He took him I'm and found
that ne was bleeding from wounds under
tbe chin and about the face. He was
,yau dressed His wounds were treated
and other attentions rendered him, after
which he was put TO bed. The next morn
ing he had sufficiently recovered 70 give
an account of himself.
He said his name was Charles Her
ring. that he was from Lima, %, and
that he was a farmer, q years Old Ac-
cording to his story, he owns COCO
farm near the town In which he lives
but desiring 10 come South, he let his
home last Monday for Richmond. Not
finding in the neighborhood OF that city
farm TO suit him, he on Friday last came
20 Louisa. from there 10 Gordons-
VILE. and then 10 this city, where he ar
rived Saturday morning
He went to the Peoples Bank and sent
home for more money. During the day.
he admits that he was somewhat under
tho influence of drink. Saturday night,
nrohably on Garrett street, he says he
was assaulted by two negroes-a tall
one and one under medium height. he
saws they approached him from the rear.
Knocked him down, and robbed him OF
about s.. His hat was also lost.
Mr. Herring's WOUNDS are very painful.
hut not dangerous. lie is still with Mr..
Dollins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-26
Personals and Briefs.

August Boltz a white inmate of the
almshouse, died there Sunday night.
The Misses Kennon, Of Norwood" are
visiting Mrs Charles selden. on west
Grace street.
Miss Pauline Mosby. Of Warrenton,
Va. daughter of Colonel John S. Mosby,
is the guest of Mrs. Spilman, No. 1l5 east
Franklin street.
Mr.. D. 3. Collins, the well-known Ma
son, who was paralyzed some time ago,
grows gradually weaker.
DR.. e. c. Mcsparran. who has been
quite sick with the grip, has sufficiently
recovered TO resume practice.
Mr.. William l.. White is still confined TO
the house. An operation was performed
successfully on his foot yesterday.
Adjutant- General Charles J. Anderson
has just rsturned from Lexington, where
he spent dSiew days very pleasantly.
Miss Blanche sanders daughter Of DR..
r. W. Sanders, Of Wythe county, is visit
ing her friend. Mrs. William 5. Gordon,
at No. 8 east Grace street.
Mrs. Fannie Dowdy, who was quite
painfully hurt in runaway accident
when out driving near Westbrook Satur-
day evening. is rapidly improving
The Colored Democratic Club Of Jack
son Ward Is keeping up its organization
and will meet February LIST, when a COM
mttee on special business will report.
Charles Kahn. the negro man who fell
out Of the Broad-Street Methodist church
some weeks ago. and was carried to the
almshouse, was discharged yesterday.
An alarm OF fire was turned in about
$3.50 o'clock Sunday night. The blaze was
a small one. near the corner Of Fourth
and Duval streets. sid amounted to
very little.
Rev. j. r. Belts Will address the
young mems meeting at the Association
Hall next Sunday afternoon, delivering
his interesting lecture on Jerusalem,
with stereopticon views.
Colonel James r. Branch secretary OF
the American Bankers Association, is
i'm the city for a tisit Of two weeks. He
IS looking well, and is glad TO greet his
old Richmond friends again.
At a regular meeting Of the Young
| Central Club. held at No. 1923 east Main
street. the following officers were elect
ed: S. Schapiro. president; Sith Rottai
vice-president: Louis Bernstein secre-
tary; Archie Steiner, treasurer.
The name of Archer Anderson. Jr., was
published on Sunday as one Of the Sup
per Committee for the "Alistletoe Ball,
| hut this was a mistake. Mr.. Anderson
is a not a member OF this committee
The list OF names on the Reception Com
mittee will be published in full to-
|