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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Der Ynpuliitcncunurnt pun Soma.
Ses W Dimes, SSa., 19. 9lua.

Die populilten bielten beute bier
ibre Transformation. Charles u.
GloDo bon Muscatine erbielt bic Np=
minatiOn fir 8OuOerneur.
Sas Staatstidet wuroe in folsenoer
Weiie perDOllit litlnoi9t:
gice=8ouUerneur: 3. 8. gertins,
Spons.'
Oberri6ter: $. u. SOnberg, @a=
pello.
Sbul Superintendent: @illian!
Blaine, Mariou.
Giienbabn- GOmmiNdr: 8. $. @rH.,
Qpp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24

Der tein Sroo 9eaeilen bate, nidt
trant oeworoen mar. Gor ettua bier
98oben batten Iib in oem SOltbauie
dbnlibe 6dae bon Yer9iftun9 erei9net.
bod waren bieielben nl6t 10 ernitli6,
tuie Der 9eltrige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
SBue sduk.
liet, ST., II. Mug.

y UIltI, .yH., IT. NUH.
Der giir9ermeilter Sa9ser bat aeltern
cine 9erOronuna erlaIien, wslde Der
iidotiIdsn Geuerwsbr perbietst, lid gu
5euersbrilniten auBerbalb Der Staot-
9renssn 81 bs9sben. Stun obsr liesen
tauienoe bon WObnbduiern in Der Ndbe
Der Staot, aber auBerbalb oes itdoti.
iben Wddbiloss. ,uelte lett Sabren
S6ub 9ssen Geuersgeiabr 9ebabt
baben, alleroings, Obne oaB lie oaiir
in bic eiSsne aaide bdttsn 9relisn milf
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
. erlin, 19. 9luo.
Srant Il.
aris, Is. Nua.

Paris. Is. Nug.
Der @raf bon Suriu umo Der Bring
Senri bon Srlsaus ouellIrten llb bsute
Worgen um 5 llbr in Der yols be
Waredaur S0crelien nit S1beln.
Die Setunoanten oes 9rinSen Senri
paren Der 8eneral=8puuerneur Der
gleQuatorialprOpinSen bon glbeilinieu
be SeOntism uno Gaoul Muribon; Die
oes @raIen bon Surin naren 8sneral
Graf 9lpaaaoro be Suinto uuo Der
WtarQuis 6arlO oi GinOri. Sas Suel
mar ein Guberf beftl9es uno wGbrte 26
Wtlnuten. IS tamen flint 8dnNe Dor.
gsi smeisn berielbsn beianoen iib Die
6Ombattanteu in duBerfer Anndber-
unQ 81 chamber. prinS Senri erbielt
smei gefdbrlihe 9Sunben. Die cine in
Der rebten Sbulter rno Die anoere auf
Der rehten Settle oes llnterleibes. Der
8raf BON Surin wuroe an Der rehten
Sano permunoet. YrinS Senri wuroe
nab Der gSObnung oes SersOss bon
@bartres befOroert. no ibm GrStlibe
SiilIe Su She'll tpuroe.
Paris. Is. slug.
Die abreiIe bes Yrdloenten Saure
gum Seiub oeS @3areu in st. Yeters-
burg wuroe ourb cine Scene Der miloe-
ten gluire9ung uuo olrt 8erii1te Der
anire9enoiteu'Ylrt setennseibnet. Nah
leincr 9lbrelle erplooirte auf Dem bonn
prdioentsn gum gabnboI suriif9ele9=
ten gBe9e cine SOmbe. uno Ob0leib
tein Shaoen an9ericbtet uno gdemano
perleBt Duroe, berrlbte nod lau9e
nahber Die 9rOBte gufrs0ung, neil es
blsB. oNB Der YOmbenperfsr siu Ger-
breaen Der ibwerlten slrt beabli9tst
babe.
DEM Brdlioenteu puroe bel ieinsr
9lbrsiie cine 9rOBe Spatiou bonn Yub-
lltum gum She'll; 9elualti9e WHnlben4
mahen batten li6 aui osm g8e9e bonn
Yalalt bis gum 9abnbof sin9eiunoeu
lno beariiBten ben Yrdiioentsn init ben
be9eiltsrten &uien: "Vive la Repub-
lique", "Five la Russie" uno "Vive
lie president Faure". ,.
3ebn Miuuteu nab Der 4breiis bes
prdfoenten. ilno wlbreno bic Menae
lid nod ani Dem bon 6aure suriifSe.
leaten gSe9e gum yabnb0i bsfano, sr=
ploolrte on Der Gfe bes Gpuleoaro
Wtaaenta uno Der Hue &aiapette. Dor
Der Geltauratiou Suoal. cine Ypmbe.
Der Small peruriabte in Der Nabbar.
lhait cine Panit. uno ale glrten BON
@eriAtsn. tpslhe burd bic an9sblihsn
Wittbsi!an0sn bon Nnarbiiten bsrpOr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
SersiItetes Na6teiien.
9rent'o II, .N. e., Is.

NfFHlU D II, ..7l' y, I'd. NHH.
SIN SOtbauie bon @eOrse gibbs an
slOro goarrenltrabe iino seiiern abeno
slf PetlOnen na6 Dem Nabtshen
Gufs SOblie eriranft. Sic Ioctoren
Burroughs unb Glmer wuroen su
SiilIe aerrIen, umo nah iIrjer 3eit
iuaren Die Grtranttsn uuBer Gjeiabr.
Sic glerSte baben proben Der Speiisn
lmit0enOmmen. nm bisielben an unter-
.iuAen. Ilan 9laubt. oaB oas G3iit in
pem YrOoe seUsIsn TT, oa Sids islblt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Saaten= uno YSetterberidte.
Witsstbsilt Don 9rof. 9. 3. garriott, Obi:
ca9o, SQ.

IkNS1FVEFFE VVH YKVT' V o VWfFFVFFI VYE
caSo, Sa.
Su ben peitlibsn 8oliitaatsn mar
oas g9etter ein iebr uusiiuiiiaes, oa es
su beiB uno trofen mar. gln Der Pa-
ciiictiilte mar oas 9Setter Elm giinliiaes,
Ob,uObl es in Oregon uno Waibln9=
ton auh 81 beiB mar. Sn ben Saupe.
Maisitaaten aso,ibt Wtais prdbtia,
absr troboem &sssn in Nebrasta uno
Ganias oas @adstbum oieier Selo-
frudt siinitis bseufluBten. 10 ideint
lie bod in aeuiiisn 8easnoen oisisr
Siaatsu isbr 9slittsn aa babsL Wan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Gin Jricbsnsri6tcr nbne yrieoen.

Siour Gitp, Sa. l6. glug.
Der bieIi9e 6rieosnsridter 8. s.
&eeo 1T geltern glbeno bon 5rant Sbo-
mas aus WtObille oerart nit 5duiten
bearbeitet tuoroen, oaB Die 9lerSte al
ieiner g8ieoerberteluna speifeln.
Seioe waren in WOrtuedIel 9erat6en,
Der i6lieBlib in Sbdtlibteiten iiber=
9ing. Sbomas muroe unter $1,000
SiiroerIhait aeiiellt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Per Sa9n gum 6nloc.
BORT s SownieuO, @aib., !
19. Qu9. (

To. NHH'
Die gewObner bon Sunsau III
gllasta betunoen oas bOdite SntereTe
filr ben plan Der vYuton Wtining,
Grabbing & Transportation Gom=
panD", bon Sotou Snlst bis gum San
Saslin, cine Gntierniln9 bon l30 Meis
len. cine Giienbabn 81 bauen; Die 8e=
iellitait beablibtist aud, BON Sotou
mad Suneau, cine Strsfe bon 20 Utei=
len, cine 9abn ,u baueu. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Snoien.
y 0 NJ ban. Is. 9lua.

Cine Sepei6e bon Gberat meloet,
oaB geltern glbeno in Der Ribtuu0 bon
Sort Sbabtaor iharfss ShieBen Der.
nommen wurre. Sn Yeibawar berribt
oarob 9rOBe 9luireguus. Die 6rausn
uno GmOer. welbe iib in ben &antp-
nirungen BON 6berat auibielten. iinb
nab ben Wurree=8ebirQeu, norowelt-
lib bon &awalpinoi. Seflil6tet.
Galcutta, 20. glug.
Die amtli6e 3eitung miro mor9eu
cine getanntmahung oes Subaltes Der.
OIisntllden, oaB Die tiirtiiben Sldttsr
rSabab" mo yWalumat" in 3utunit
in Snoisn perbotsn iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
$ talie II.
81 0 IN, Is. 9lua.

Der italieniibe SuitiSminiiter Sig
more u. 6Olta lit beute ssitorben.
8enige Winuten Dor Ieinem 9lblebeu
bate er nod cine ritbrsnoe Qlbidisos=
oepeibe an SOnig Sumbsrt 9eibidt.
Der Ntinilterprdiiosnt, War1eie oi
&uoini. miro iiir's @rlte oas Yorte-
feul oss oerltorbenen SultiSminiiters
iibeuebmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
NuSIan0.
. atif q II.
8 o II b II, 16. guo.

Sonoon, l6. @ug.
Cine Spe5ialoepeids aus 8Om mel-
bet, oaB bort beridtet wiro, oaB Der
PapIt ben Prinaen bon Orleans uno
ben 8rafen bon Surin srcOmmuniciren
mill, neil oas Suell bon Der rDmii6=
tatbUliIben Stride perbotsn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Grtrunfcir.
atlantic GitD, q. s., Is. Nu9.

sltlantic 9itp, g. s., Is. aug.
S6Omas Is. &0slpel, 2l Sabre alt,
bon PrincetOn, Sno.. uno Gin unbe=
fainter Wonn. uermutbi6 eiu 9lus=
flit9ler DOn philadelphia. iino beute
beim Saoeu i'm Siean ertrunten. 2as=
weu uno iein 6reuno y. Wt. YarrOtt
bon PrluCetOn maren beute Wtor9en
bier angetpmmen. sic maren gum err
item Wole am Seeuier uno tOunten Der
SerIu9ung nibt wiOeriteben, iofort ein
8Oo 5u nebmen. Die See 9ing 10
bob. DaB Saswell bolo in Gebens0s-
iubr 9erietb uno I'm Siilfe rief. Die
JtettunGsmannlbnit mabte bic per=
SWeiIeltIteu 9lntrenguuNen. ben Gr=
trintenoen 81 errei6en, ieoo6 per9e-
beus. 2aswsa Deri6wono, ua6oem
er ettua Is NtinuteW lang QeNsn bic
Sranoun9 9etGmpft bate, in ben Jlus
them uno erlt beute Nabmittag muroe
feline 2ei4e ans llier 9etriebeu. pars
rOtt mdre beim Geriu6e, ieinen Ireuno
stl retteu, nm eiu Saar ertrunten. Oils
&0sweu bsute WtOr9en feline gBertbia=
den i'm Ynobauie. 100 sr ieinsn gaoc=
On3ug erbielt, ablieierte, ia9te er ld=
Gelno gum 6lert: sd Mil meine
9Iorehe bier lallen, oamit Sic. i'm Sale
i'd ertrinte. meine g8e,tbiabeu nad
Sauie ibideu tOnneu." Ger sweite
Grtrintungsial erei9nete iib beute
9tabmittaN um 3 llbr. Die 2eide oes
NerunQliidten mar biz beute glbeno
ipat nod nibt ans Sano 9eipiilt.
Gin Siidof sslanort.
gtep y ort, Is. 9lus.
grD &ep. Or. s. 8. Morriion,
SiibOf bon Sulutb. III beute nit benz
Sapfer v5urneilia" aus europa bier
nunpfnn,upu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Bel gien.
Mntp erpen, 16. glug.

Der Sampfsr .gel0ica" lit beute
Wor9en UNI 10 llbr nit 8erlabes al.
tarttiiber Expedition an SOro bon bier
ab8e9an9en. IS miro erwartet, oaB
Die grpeoitiOn in ben eriten Sagsu oes
Seiember in 8rabam's 2ano eintrsIien
wiro. Die SeiaBuns Der rSel9ica"
beItebt aus 2l Mann; Der Sampfer
bat Sebensmittel ilr 3iuei Sabre an
gOro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
De uti6l Ian b.
Berlin. 16. 9luu.

OS ! ~ u, Ios NuHs
glus Dresden lpiro berihtet, oab elm
SampIidbrbOOt, welbes sniiben Der
9llt= uuo gteultaot idbrt. geitern our6
Die BON einem srOBen SampIer berur-
iadtem @eaen sllnr 3entern 9ebradt
wuroe. nobel iiber filnfsia periOnen in
oas gafer itiirsten. SIsben perio=
nen merosn permiBt llno es miro be-
Iiirdtet, baB Der Serlut an Meul1su=
leben beoeuteno isiu wiro.
Berlin, 19. glug.
Ger srOBere She'll Sblelisus 1T bon
ibmeren 8ewittsrn beim9eiudt poroen,
bel oenen mebrsre Meni9en bonn SliB
eridlagen wuroen.
Sn &ogan araiiirt Der Sppbus, ,peil
oas oOrtise SrintUaiisr ourh bic pdb=
reno Der usberidwelnnulnsen an9e-
iammslten 9lbiaae psrunrsinist purosR
iIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24

perlOnen BEL. Die llmoebun9 oes @e-
tdn9nlnes mar falt meuibenleer. Sas
Bublltum perbielt ii6, oa Die Gerurs
tbeiluna oes Serbrsders gum Sooe cine
lInumltoblide SeipiBbeit mar, Sismli6
9leitYiiltig.
In9lollllO LAB gefeIelt ;lpiIten spei
8enoarmen uno unmittelbar pot ieinen
GIdtern. gluf einem in Der gtdbe
ltebenoen Slide Ia9en Der BON oem
WteuhelmOrOer benubte Geoolper uno
anoere Sewelsltiife oes Serbredens.
Ser 8eridtsprdiioent uerlas bic @r=
tldrun9en bon 9lu9en,eusen, worauf
bic i6riitlide Sarlegung oes 8efauae=
men bonn 8eri9tsi9reiber oerlel len
muroe.
W orio, Is. 9lug.
Die ipaniide Hsgieruna bot ale tele=
9rapbilaeu uno telepbOnilben Wittbei-
lun9en ilber ben gum Sobe perurtbeil-
ten 2ln9iolillO, Den WOroer oes Niini=
lterpralloenten 9anOpas bel GaItiao,
perbOten. Sie Sinribtung oes M0r-
oe1s ou,d Die 8arOtte iinoet morsen
ooer am Srsitas itatt.
Scr 3uo bes amar6iitem.
Sehafian, 20. glua.
Wtidel 9lngiolillo. Der am Sonntoa,
ben s. auguit, ben ipaniiten Minilter=
prdroenten GanOoas bel Galtillo I'M
gaoeorte Santa 9lsueoa eriboB. tpuroe
beute NtOraen bln9eri9tet. Gr mar
am ppri9en WOntage ourd elm Sriees-
seribt auf 8runo oss an Sonntage
porber an9eltellten gerb0rs gum Sooe
perurtbellt iuuroen. Ser oberlte Sriees=
ratb battle 9eltern oas urtbeil beitdtigt.
slngiolillo nabm nit 9roBer &ube
Die 9lntllnol9ung entse9en, oaB er beute
bln9erlhtet DerOen ,tpiiroe. 9on ben
bGuIl9en Seiuhen Der Yrislter mar er
anlheineno iiberrai6t uno betla9te ld
boil yltterteit iiber oieielben. inoem er
ertldrte, oab lie uidts nit ibm ausrid=
ten pitroen. gr neiserte 1i1 in Die
9apelle gu aeben, inosm er ia9te, oaB
er li6 in ieiner 3eQe bebaslid senug
beTinoe. Sin Senter bon 9ouraos
pollaos Die 8arOttiruus oes Serurtbeils
ten, nahoem unmittelbar porber elm
Prielter nod ben glnar6ilten ermabnt
bate, feline Sbat gu bereuen. glnsio=
lilo erwioerte auf alles 3ureben oes
prieIters: .Sa Sic mid nidt aus oem
8eIdnanlB beraus bringen t0nneu, 10
lanen Sic mid in 8ute. SD mill
ieIbt meine Sabe nit 8ott abmaten."
Gan Sebafian, 20. 9lua.
Die SOniain=8esen bat bsute ben
General glScarra9a als Yrsmiermini=
lter beItdti9t. SerIelbe bebGlt aud oas
YOrteieuille oes &riessminilters. sSm
Sabinet peroen teine Ssrdnoerun9en
por9enOnlnen weroen.
0elQieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-24
Gin Yiidloi aelanort.

g!rD &so. Or. S. 8. Morriion,
giibOf bon Sulutb. III beute nit benz
Sapfer v6llrneiia" aus europa bier
nnnetnmmen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
Card from MIR. j. w. Harris.
Fredericksburg. Va, May 3, Is

Fredericksburg. Va, May 3, 1887.
To the Editor of the Dispatch
Your paper of yesterday made mis-
take in reference TO myself. 1t states
that / went to Stanton instructed a
gold man and voted for Bryan.
| went to Staunton uninstructed and
cast a solid vote for the city for the
free ana unlimited coinage of gold anG
silver without waiting for the consent
of other nations. l know that was per-
fectly justifable, as 1t was stated wnen
the meeting passed the sound-money
resolutions that they were not instruc-
lions to the delegates, and so published
in our city papers.
was the only delegate from here
who went to Staunton, out Of seven that
were elected. and l have never had
cause to regret casting a solid vote
In 1900 we will have 10 trouble to get
a solid delegation from Fredericksburg
that will go to the convention and will
rejoice in having the privilege 10 vote
as | did in 1896 Your correspondent
further states that l have been working
hard for the legislative honor. This is
incorrect. haven't done any hard work
along that line. All that l have done
was very easy. l have said that as far
as known at this time my name will be
presented TO the convention, but II de-
feated. defeat will be accepted in the
kindest spirit and / will stand firm for
the principles laid down in the Demo-
cratic platform OF 1896
j. w. HARRIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
WILLIAMSBURG.
visit of Members of the Third Army
COrps-PersOnal Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May 6.-(spe-
c,al)-About leo members or the Ihliu
Army Corps arrived here this morning III
a special train from Chamberlins' o'u
point. Many of them were accompanied
by their wives and daughters. The party
took conveyances and were driven ~
Fort Magruder, one mile peloW Wv o',a -.
where they spent some llfne ge Ev,"s where
The battle of Williamsburg was lUush'
the 9Th of May. 1So2--a gay so Wen re.
membered by many confederate a,u
Union soldier. This organization is a very
wealthy one. and until recently was CON-
posed entirely of officers. Ii has been ,he
custom of the Third Army corps, Mnien
was organized on the battle,heio uur th
The war TO hold their reunions on the
Anniversary of the battle Of Williamsburg
1.-THE 9Th OF May. this being the iirst pat
lie In which they took part. More than
the usual interest was attached 10 IN
annual banquet OF the corps last night.
az II was the first affair of its Kind mat
has ever been held in the South by the
organization. Letters OF regret Were read
dom r. Mayo, of Norfolk. Among the
VISITORS to-day were General Daniel
Sickles. New York: General G. II. 7; Col
lis New York: Colonel NJ. J. Foote. Wash
ington: Major ID. w. Gould, Massacnu-
setts: Colonel Moore president Third
Corps Union Association; General Henry
f. Tremain. New York; General Chaney
McKeever. Washington; Colonel e. q; Leo
nard. Newark, y. j.: Chaplain James
Twitchett. Hartford Major Joseph Der
riston. for twenty years Treasurer OF the
city OF Pittsburg: Captain T. A. Miller
Washington; Colonel J. r. Wilson. New
York; Colonel Edward Moore, Portland
The visitors were well pleased with
their trip. and Colonel Foote.. with whom
the writer conversed, said: Your town Is
lust beautiful and i shall return with
my wife for a longer visit" The entire
party was made up Of elegant people.
who win always ind welcome to
yirginia's ancient capital.
Rev. w. j. King, graduate OF the
Union Seminary OF virginia ana a post
graduate of Princeton College. n. j.. has
accepted the pastorate of the Presbyterian
church here. preaching the second and
fourth Sunday nights. and will also con-
duct services at the following churches
near here: York-Riyer church. Holly
wood. second and fourth Sunday morn
ingsi Bethany and o4yeste churches, churches,
ly. on the first and third Sundays.
Mr.. Luther Warren left last evening
for Hampden-Sidney College to attend
the annual intercollegiate oratorical con-
test, which comes on tonight In the col
Xr. Aiva u. saith. who has been since
last fall engaged In the drug business IN
Coyingt0n. Va, will return home shortly.
Mr.. Smith win be most cordially wei
cqTsd py the ssS sss q csstSrs GSs
Attorney Of York. was here to-day pre-
pairing some MATTERS for the Circuit Court
which meets fhlS month.
M: Obie Roper, from St: Louis. an old
1<tfie Roper from Richmond. are here
visiting their mother and sister at the
oi4 home. on Francis street.
NJ. End Mrs. X. r. Gill from Hadden-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
APPRENTICE MISSING.
Charged with Secreting Him-COm-
ing Norfolk Races.

NORFOLK, VA, May 6-(Special)-
John Roberts, about IS years of age, hold
ing the position Of apprentice navigator
on the China-bound ship Cambrian King,
has been missing for about ten days, and
this morning Captain Hansord, of the
vessel, had before the Police Court a
seamens clearinghouse solicitor. named
Daniel Croney, on the charge of secreting
the boy, with the hope of reward. The
accused was sent on 10 the grand jury,
Young Roberts is from Wales.
Stonewail Camp, Confederate Veterans,
has passed resolutions greatly regretting
the approaching departure Of Rear-Ad-
mral Brown from the yard, and tender
ing their heartfelt thanks for his many
acts of kindness TO them and the people
of our city.
The spring races of the Norfolk Driving
Park and Fair Association bid fair TO
eclipse any previous event on Virginia
turf. The improvements at the park
have been completed. and all is now in
readiness for the spring meet, which takes
place on the 18th to the 21st. The build
ings destroyed by the February fire have
all been replaced with handsome and sub
stantial structures. The list of entries.
which will remain open until the llth
instant. already bears the names and pedi-
grees of some noted thoroughbreds- The
prizes will aggregate more than $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07

winners OF the silver Buttons
Other ". m. 4. NNiea.

winners OF the silver Buttons
other v. NJ. I. Notes.
LEXINGTON. VA. May e.-(special)-
Colonel David Price. commandant OF the
corps of cadets at the Virginia Military
Institute. offered at the beginning OF tar
get practice o silver button to those
cadets who made the best PEI cent. as
marksmen At 200. 800, and 100 yards. Colo
mel Price has announced that the fol-
lowing cadets have qualified as marks
men. having made more than the MINI
mum per cent at the above-named
ranges: Albert Dockery, MISSISSIPPI u
G. Schoen. Virginia. j. q. Penn, Jr.'
Virginia: W. A. MCNEIL. Virginia; .
Foster. Texas 8. II. Easley, West VIZ
glnia r. L. Dobie, Virginia; M. w. G"ln'
California. s. II. Hurt. Virg ma; >. ~
Taylor. Florida; G.. +. Bedweli, ONO.
These buttons Will be worn on the
coats at school, and afterwards VIII DE
kept as badges OF craftsmanship. About
1900 cartridges have been used at target-
practice. and before II ends between 100
and 1900 more will have been used. This
practice has In no way interfered with
the regular spring drills or with the
studies.
There Is no foundation for the report
that the corps will go into camp before
the final examinations; but camp viii
be pitched Immediately after the exam
nations. and will be struck two or
three days before Commencement-Day
in order to allow the cadets to be in
barracks during the final exercises.
The recent seismic disturbance, which
shook so many Virginia towns and
cities. was felt by several people OF this
place. but the quaking was so slight
that the people generally did not notice
IL at all.
The tobacco factory will be put in
operation in Glasgow as soon as the ne
cessary machinery arrives. Capitalists
from different parts Of the country are
interested, and success is almost as
sured. for already orders have been
placed for the several brands. Three
brands of smoking tobacco will be manu-
featured. There will be an election for
Mayor and Council in the same place
this month. which is causing a great deal
Of local interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
SHOT HIS BROTHER.
A Terrible and Distressing Accident
Near Christiansburg.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA, May g.
(Special)-A most distressing accident
occurred near here this afternoon, by
which Robert Collins, the 14-year-old
son OF Mr.. II. r. Collins, lost his life.
Robert and his brother Edward, who is
II. were sent to the woods TO do some
choppng, and had been gone but
short time when Edward came running
back crying frantically that he had
shot his brother Neighbors gathered
Immediately and it was found tnat Ro-
bert had been shot in the right eye,
the ball lodging in the brain, causing
instant death. Edward is so much over
come with grief that he has not been
able to give an intelligent account of the
accident, and when asked about 1t be-
comes almost wild with anguish and
will not talk. Mr.. Collins is a highly
respected citizen, and the profound
sympathy of the entire community goes
out to him in his deep affection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07

The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Standard Tobacco-Stemmer Com
pany which was to have taken place yes
terday, has been postponed until the laird
week in August. There was no quorum
present at the appointed time and place.
The regular annual meeting Of the
Southern Loan and Investment Com
pany. which was to have taken place yes
terday was adjourned, subject to call.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
TIN AND GRANITE Odds Am EAn.

A lot Of a. and l7-Quart Tin Dish pa
that were 20 and &c, 10 close 5c. esrS
JapaDned Spice Cabinets that were N
for PC. each. ~
6 Granite Preserving Kettles that wer,
20c. 10 close, &c. each.
7 Loaded Bottom Cuspadores, nicely Ia.
panne5, were 35c.. 10 close. &C.. each
Granite S3ucepans that were Ec :.
close Sc. each.
3 Granite Coffee-Pots that were q e,
aud 45c.. 10 close l5c. each
8 Tin Water-Sprnklers. l5c. size. f9r :,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
INSTRUMENTATION odds Ann -.

l Large White Mountain Refrizsrsr1'
with removable water cooler. Zee c5m..
t!rely cleanable; was S25. 20 Close AZ,
Refrigerators. slightly scratched 49,.
shipment. that were Sij, 20 close az.
Family-Size Ice-Chests that sofa y,
- ,Ioeo N 800 tyr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
CANDIES TODAY AT MANUFACTU-
RERS' PRICES.
HOUSEWARES.

Is English Meat Dishes that were &c.
to close. sc. choice.
90 Decorated Carlsbad China Plates that
were i5c.. for &C. each.
10 Japanese Tea-Pots that were 2oc., for
&c. each.
s Fine China Chocolate-P that were
1850 and Se.9S. to close &c. each.
French and German China Trays and
Nut Dishes. that were 1850. for i5c
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-07
CUTLERY ODDS AND ENDS.

7 Carving Knives, that were &c.. q
close, 1Oc. each.
a lot OF Fancy Bolstered Forks. worth
lgc., 10 close. lc. each
100 Quairuple-Plated Fruit KNIVES tha,
were sold upwards Of DC. 10 close n
each
q Genuine 1yory-Handle Knives slightly
defective, cost to make 81 a dozen. %