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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
soCIABLE AT LEIGH STREET.
A Delightful Entertainment Given
by the Young Peoples Union.

w the iouhS feopic's tntons
The Baptist Young Peoples Union of
Leigh-Street church gave a delightful
social Friday evening, for the pleasure
of the members and friends of the union.
The spacious lecture-room of the church.
which mad been prettily decorated in
green and white. was crowded with hap
py young people. who greatly enjoyed
all that had been provided for them.
The musical and literary programme
was especially bright and interesting.
The ever-pleasing 'No-Name" Quartette.
composed OF Messrs. Woodbridge,
Mahoney. Lumsden, and Bossieux,
rendered several well-ehossn selec-
tions. The sweet singing Of the
"East-End" Quartette-Messrs. Crow
der. Ringall Acree. and Meade-de-
lighted all. Interesting recitatiOns were
given by Mrs. Mahon. Misses Pace, and
Bickers, ana Mr.. De Vault who was en-
chanting in his superb rendition of How
Rubens Played" The solosts Of the
evening were Miss Garrison, Mrs. Ma
hon, and Mr.. Woodbridge. A violin solo
by Mr.. Taliaferro, accompanied by Mr..
TigLor, was much enjoyed.
Promptly at 10 o'clock, the social hour
was announced, during which time re-
freshments were served to all present.
A novel plan of promoting sociability had
been arranged. Upon entering each per-
son had been presented with a card, in
shape, the emblem of the union, on one
side of which was written the date and
the initial letters. B. Y. p. u; on the re-
verse two simple little lines, that explain
ed their object
"Will you kindly write your name;
Give me your card, I'll do the same"
There was indeed a liberal presenting
of cards for names, many new acquaint-
ances were made, old acquaintances be-
came better acquainted, and the enter
tainment was generally conceded to be
'the most sociable sociable ever attend
ed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Narrow Escape from Being Burned
TO Death-Other Matters.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, January
9-(Special.) )-Nannie Blue, the little
daughter OF Mr. J. l.. Blue, narrowly
escaped death by burning. Her clothing
took fire from a CRATE, but Mrs. Blue
extinguished the flames by wrapping her
own skirts about the little one.
The Rev. e. III. Rawlings, of Clay-Street
Methodist church. Richmond, will preach
at the University tomorrow morning
and evening. In the afternoon he will
address the Charlottesville Epworth
League.
The young Kentucky novelist, MISS
Hattie Ermime Rives, now said to be at
a Brooklyn sanitarium, is described az
sister to the Princess Troubetzkoy (Ame-
lie Rives). This, of course. is not true.
1t was said some time ago that they were
cousins. but ii is understood that the
Virginia family deny 1t.
Miss Lottie Paoli is quito Ill of grip.
This troublesome malady is quite preva-
lent here.
Mr.. r. c. Joplin succeeds Mr.. Turner
as keeper of the bonded warehouse In
this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Cold weather To-Day.

cold wave Is predicted for to-day;
and the lenr'h of It's reign Is douDtiui
quantity. i.s haroinger th Gf 'fS tSe north
yHotIo Wind Yesterday, and Weatherman Evans
We "i.e os snow I'm certain proximate
reeions. The conditions prevailing IN dll.
feTetn parts of the country yesterday arc
summed up as follows . ,u. on
.arhe barometer pressure is lowest on
the Middle Atlantic and New Englann,a
coasts An area of high barometer, WIN WIN
clear cold weather, occupies the country
S,,est ~ the Mississippi Valley, and over
this region there has been general ran
I'm temperature. Some cloudlness o,sn EXISTS
s'i nioeo he central eastern Rocky Noun
aiVns ,nne on the west Gulf coast. the
ohio 1a,i Valley, and over the east Lake
.oator Ondo and New England States; else
where it is generally clear hsa dccdrred to ralT over
49,, lake region and part or the
Middle M Atlantic states. on Lake Superior
and on the west Gulf coast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
THIS YEARS BUDGET.
ruAs BEEx PREPARED, AND WILL,
pE PRESENTED FEBRUARY 7TH.
NORE MONEY IN The TREASURY.
streets and Health Departments
VIII BENEFIT Largely, and Others
in = Lesser Degree-Appropriati on
for Charities slightly Reduced.

The budget for the year 1898 has been
completed. and will be presented TO the
common Council at the next regular
monthly meeting, to be held Monday.
February 9TH.
The subcommittee Of the COMMITTEES
on Finance. which was charged with the
drawing up of the budget. submitted their
report last Thursday night, and II was
accepted after several amendments had
been made.
Members OF the committee say that
while they are not at liberty TO make
known any of the details OF the budget
Observing an old-time precedent-they be-
lsye this years budget will be received
With very general favor. Owing to the
fact that no payment has to be made on
account OF the Sinking Fund this year.
the Finance Committee had $4,000 more
money to divide among the departments.
The bulk OF this sum will go 70 the de-
rarimonts Of Streets and Health, but all
the departments will benefit by it. more
or less
IL was rumored that there had been
another cut in the charity list, but this
is true Of only one or two institutions,
.t is said. the others receiving the same
amount as last year. when the list of
benefactions was matVially reduced.
The table given hbow shows the
amounts asked for this year by the
various departments. together with the
amount that each received last year:
Amount Amount Of
Asked for of Last yrs
This Year. Appro'tion
Interest and redemp-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
THE sADDLER TRIAL.
Two Years I'm the Penitentfnry-
Credit Middlesex.

sTORMONT, VA, January 29.-(special)
The trial Of Leonard Saddler for shoot
ing at ]. r. Parks. which has occupied the
court at Saluda for four days. ended this
evening, the jury having brought in a
verdict Of guilty, and fixed the punish
ment at two years In the penltentiary.
Counsel for the defence made motion
for q new trial. but afterwards with
drew It, Saddler was sent TO jail to
await the arrival of the penitentiary
guard.
The cases OF the other two Saddlers
and Ashburn, as accomplices, were laid
over until the February term.
In the Auditors report OF criminal ex-
penses. Middlesex exhibits deficit in
meeting her expenses with her taxes, but
It must be remembered that the Williams
trial, brought TO this county under a
change Of venue from Westmoreland
county. and which cost the State nearly
5000, was charged UP in this report TO
this county. II this was deducted there
would be nearly a thousand dollars to
our credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

with doing the rather ungracefui and un-
feminine thing OF cursing and abusing
Ida Burch, also a damsel Of color, and
was fined s. and costs.
Edmonia Johnson was disorderly on the
street. very commendable action. only
a valiant In blue happened to see her,
and she was run In. Justice John gave
her bargain at $3.50. There was another
woman in the case, Bette Washington,
who was fined another $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Hand Concert To-Morrow Night.

The Citizens Band, one OF the most ef-
f1cient musical organizations in the city,
will give a concert and ball at Corcoran
Hall tomorrow night for the benefit OF
the uniform fund. A large attendance IL
expected.
The Citizens Band was organized Octo-
ber q. 1897, and is composed OF some or
the former members OF the Old Howitzers'
Band and other experienced musicians. 1t
numbers seventeen members.
This is an independent band. organized
for the people and under the leadership
OF the efficient bandmaster, Philip Gala
vita, and rehearses once a week at the
county courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

n,aetine of the Committee OF Ar
oaaeroents AZ - sr which so successfully man
aai,ss aaas the charity ball given at the Nc,
%agec % srnn,nie 5rto recently, the reports. OF al
tSn sSl''' 'snibe-commlttees were received ana
the announcement was .os mras Ss sna. sn, bas sns
PIocesuS ,,,Sned over to the Hebrew Benevo-
i'. peen sssancIation for distribution among
ifm' tbe Hebrew niaS poor OF the city. =, u..,,,v
'@T This grand result e peculiarly gratifys ,s
ing to those who worked p,cs 80 csrS has soo over
seS sueeeS' III N ,ts predecessors In financial -
s,Iis svYpS' as IA solid snioymsnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
ChaneI-HiII Mention.

CHAPEL HILL. n. c., January o.
(Special.)-A faculty dinner was given Fri
day evening by Mrs. Gore in President
Alderman's honor. This is the finale or
a series of dinners at which Mrs. Gore
has entertained her friends during Janu-
arv. The President sails on the 5th for
the Mediterranean. He will return in
May. Mr.. Gore. OF the Chair Of Physics,
has been made temporary chairman of
the faculty, and will act during the presi-
dents absence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
SUFFOLK.
An Odd-Feliows' Banquet-socini
Nofes-PersonaI.

SUFFOLK, VA, January 2s.-(Special)
The recently elected officers Of Rosewood
Camp, No. O. Woodmen Of the World,
were publicly Installed last night at odd
Fellows Hall by Commander c. A. Shoop.
assisted by Sovereign l.. f. Turner. After
the installation, the sovereigns. with
their wives. sweethearts. and other In
vited guests. proceeded to Armory Han,
on Bank street. where an elegant supper
had been prepared for them by the ladies'
Of the Baptist church. The hall was at-
tractively decorated and priiiiantiy
lighted with handsome banquet lamps
In addition to which the tables were deco
rated with handsome palms. IN the
midst of the elegant array OF gastrono-
mic yiands. The menu was varied and
elaborate. smbypcing toetbsome turkey
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
PAGE COUNTY.
A Successful Revival I'm Lursy-Per-
sonal Notes.

LURAY, VA, January 29.-(special)-
The revival services at the Main-Street
Baptist church. which have been In pro-
gress for about ten days, have been Of
an exceedingly interesting character. The
pastor is assisted by Rev. j. K. Hutson,
of Richmond. There have been number
of professions. and up TO date. fourteen
have been received into the church for
baptism, with others 10 follow.
Miss Emma Parks. daughter Of Captain
r. s. Parks. member OF the House Of
Delegates from this county, left this
morning for a visit OF several weeks to
friends In Richmond.
Mrs. Sherman, wife Of Mr.. ]. II. Sher-
man, manager Of the Deford Tannery, In
this place. is quite sick. and her condition
causes much uneasiness to her family
and friends.
Mr.. Perry Broyles. an aged citizen, Is
also confined to his house by sickness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
No Hope of Finding Ashby's BODY.

WASHINGTON, January 29-United
States Consul-General Gudger. at Pam
anna, has cabled the State Department
that all efforts to find the body of the
late United States Consul Ashby, who
was drowned in the harbor at Colon,
have failed, and from the length of time
that has elapsed since the fatal accident,
II is believed there is now no hope OF
securing the remains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
rourtb-CInss Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-Fourth-
class postmasters have been appointed as
follows:
North Carolina-Polton, Elijah w.
Flake: McFarlan, Mrs. Emma Il. Odom;
Williamson, ]. NJ. Sitterson.
yirginia--Cismont. p. w. Knighton;
Crabbottom. c. S. Waybright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
Spanish student Demonstrations.

MADRID, January 2s.-The students
made a demonstration to-day before the
office OF the Progresso. They stoned the
windows, but were eventually driven
AWAY by the police.
A demonstration which the students
are organizing for Monday Will probably
be suppressed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
spani.h squadron Coming.

CARTHAGENA. January 2s.-The first
class armored cruiser Vizcaya has started
for America. The rest OF the Spanish
squadron is preparing to sail for Habana
The ironclad Christobal Colon Cformerly
the Giuseppe Garibaldi I'D will accom-
pany the torpedo flot!lla later. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

John Gilpin, a gentleman of color and
other prociiyities, was charged with steal
ing a lump of coaf from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company. and was
sent down for fifteen days.
Maggie Mahood (colore0 was charged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30
MRS. FORD AND HER JEwELRY.

Her Suit Against MIR. stern DISMISS
sd--BaIxing-Powder co. Ch"rtereo'
The suit brought by Mrs. Loretta-smaii
Ford against Mr.. Samuel Stern. the pawn
broker. TO recover her diamonds al
legged 10 have been surreputlousiy
pawned by her husband. was dismissed
in the Law and Equity Court yesterday
the plaintiff being ordered to pay '"e
costs OF the action. a.
Judge Minor has granted a charter 70
the Blue Ribbon Baking Powder Conn
panY. the corporators OF which are
Asssrs. ]. w. Williams. w. II. hooi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

BERLIN, January 29.-It IS reported
that Count William Bismarck, President
OF East Prussia, and second son of Prince
Bismarck, has fought a duel with Herr
Maubach, the chief presidential council
lor, owing to a personal quarrel Herr
Maubach, 1t Is added, was wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-30

Mr.. Coils p. Huntington. the rsiiws@
marnate. who has been at Newport News
for some days. passed threcsh Richmcno
Friday. en- route 70 NV rork- He ex.
pressed himself as being greatly paeAsed
with his trip to vlrcnza. aud prouis>a
70 spend million dollars On yps NswpoFt
News tsy-d0ckA.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-15

A humane order has just been issued
10y the Chicago x North Western r'y
Impressed With the pitiablc condition
al a majority of the returning soldiers.
General Manager Whitman III this road
har determined tllAt none Of the boys inl
blue who may come into contact with
his company shall suffer for hack oiat-
tention. Ihe North.Western system
covers tive ar six states which furnished
a large proportion 81 the volunteers,
and ia order tlnt the boys may b.
treated kindly On their way home,
whether discharged or ON furIough, Mr.
Whitman has issued special instructions
to every agent and conductor ON the
entire system To- give special care and
attention tO returning soldiers ca route
from camps to their homes while upon
the trains cor at the stations OF tile
North Western The employees are in-
structed 10 be deigent TO ascertain il
any of the soldiers are in need OF food
and more particularly il they are sick
and require medical AID, and il any such
are found lac is 10 he attended TO at the
expense of the company. il necessary
IL will not be necessary Tor the soldier
to be in uniform TO get the advantage 81
the roads hospitality, for if hecan show
the proper papers oi discharge or fur-
Tough he will receive the same consider
alton.
eve cannot do enough Tor the return.
ing soldiers, F" sand General Superinicn.
dent Sanborn, ia speaking OF the order.
The boys went down thclc and faced
death in hundred different ways, and
those who escaped ARE returning home
debIlitated and worn out They did
this for what? Not for money il is not
IN any sane man TO resign himself ia
death FOR n money consideration. They
did il Tor the love Of country"
Other roads probably may follow the
North.Wcstoru' humane move The
Chicago Chronicle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-15
STATE OF MlCHuGAS,l
County Of Iron
Mortgage sale

First publication Sept II last December ~.
Default having been made in the conditions
OF Il mortglge made by Axel Lindstrom and
Selma I.ind-trom 10 Andrew Palmquist. Dated
kOyembeT 9TH. 1896 and recorded Ia REGISTER ot
Deeds onlcr, Iron county, Michigan, November
nth. 1896, in liher Il Of mortgages on paec 10,
ON which mortgage thQm is now due the sum 81
three hundred eighty eight and Do Zoo. dollarN
lS3SS 5O) and no suit or proceeding at law
having been instituted 20 recover the moneys
secured 10y said mortgage or any part thereof
Now therefore. by virtue OF the power ~ sale
contained ga said mortgage aud the statute IN
such case made mud provided, notice IL
hereby given that on Monday the
18th day OF December. 1898. az two
O'Clock IN the afternoon, shall sell AZ
public auction 90 the highest bidder ~ front
door OF court house Ia village OF Crystal Falls.
that being the place of holding the Circuit court
Tor Iron county. the premises described Ia said
mortgage % pay the amount due thereon with
interest and legal costs pf sale The said
premises being described IN said mortgage ~
iollows The west half 90 OF the northeast
quarter p,) % section seven 90, township No.
forty three (i3), north OF range thirty-hVe t'ibl
west subject 30 usual mineral reservations.
Dated this ith day Of september. 1898
Il. 4, HAMMoND, ANDnisw PALMQtIsr,
Atty l0f mQrigagee Mortgage
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-15
Chanoery Sale.

In pursuance and by virtue ~ an order and
decree Of the circuit court for the county OF
Iron m chnnccry Ia the state of Michigan made
nnd dated on the second day of October. 1904,
ia a certain cause therein pending wherein The
Commercial Bank. of Iron Mountain. IN com.
plainant nnd Judd F Rcdheld and Ella II.
Rcdfcld aud oliver Evans ARE defendants
Notice * hereby given that | shall sell NJ
public auction to the highest bidder NJ the
front door Of he court houSe IN the n the VII
l,gc az crystal Falls in said county. said court
house being the place for holding the circuit court
Tor said rounty OF Monday the 10Th day oi
October. sos, az 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon all
or so much thereof ~ may be necessary 10
rhis, the amount due To the said complainant
Tor principal. interest aud costs ia this suit oi
the following described parcel OF land, towit
Lot numbered Two Hundred eighty five (2S5D
at thr recorded plat OF the second addition oil
tie yillupe Of crystal Falls in said county,
Dated III crystal Falls. Michigan. July 2, 1898.
Isaac w BYERs.
Circuit Conrt Commissioners In and Tor Iron
tonutN Michigan,
COOK & PELHAM.
Solicitors for Complainant.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-15

The Chicago < Northwestern Railway
has issued booklet with theabove tit o
giving a brief description ~ those islands,
their topography. climate. natural re-
sources, railways, schools, population
etc. IL contains folding map and men.
tions the various steamship lines plying
between the Pacific ports and the islands.
Attention il also ca He'd Ia the urparal led
facilities offere by the NosthSWcstern
Line, 'the Pionor Line west aud north.
west Of Chicago" for rcnching San Fran
cisco Los Angeles. Pottland and other
western points. The booklet vii be sent
to any address upon receipt 81 four ecuts
in stamps by w. Is. kniskern, ~ fj'h
Avenue, Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-15
chanoery Motifs 6
first publication oct !. 1893 last publication
Nov. r, 1898.

First publication oct 1898 last publication
Nov. ., 1928,
state of Michigan.
rwepiy With Judicial Circuit Ia Chancery
Luke WelCh, suit iwnulre ~ the 'tr-
Complainant, lcuN Court Tor the county
vs. ~ Iron In Chaneery at
Morltz iIrchied, lCrysth Falls. on the 2Sth
DcicndRnt. day OF september, ID, lSos.
II this canSe. u appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
on nle that the defendant, Moritz liirchieid. r.
nor a resident of this state. hut is rsSidrnt 81
tho state al New York on motion of Fred II.
Abbott solicitor iat complainant, " l. 0rdrrsi
that the appearance ~ Said uou.ralnrnt de.
PENDANT be- entered herein within four mouths
from the date OF this order, aud IN lare az hi-
appearance he cause his answer 10 the bin of
complaint 60 be filed aud copy thereof 90 be
served 90 the cOmplainants solicitor within
twenty days aliot asrVifF on him of copy OF
said bill and notice 81 this 0pl6r, aud in drfault
thereof said bin will be taken ~ confessed by
ssld non resident defendant. And IL - further
,.,esssd that within twenty days the complain.
AIT cause gqilDe OF this order 90 be published
IN TaE DiAMOsp Dnn.Iy o newspaper printed.
published aud circulating Ia Haid puuniys
aud that said publication be- continued therein
ons,s ln each week for six weeks Nv sucrrS~on,
or that be- cause a copy oi this order 10 he
ter-on9ilH served ou said nOn resident defend
ant at iaas, twenty days before The time above
pcr~crl,ed for MS splwarnnoe
FRED w. ADn0rf, w sroNE.
Compliments solicitor. Circuit judge
Businr-s address
Crystal Falls. Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-15
Land Notice.

First publication Oct. 1 last November ..
Land once AZ Marquette, Mich, sept. -, lS9N
Notice h hereby given that the following
named settler has tiied notice OF his intention
To make final proof ~ support Of his claim, and
that said proof will bee made before Register
and Receiver 40 Marquette, Mich, on Nov. Ith,
1898, viz John smith hd.. application No.
G;i33, for the n \ Of the s.-w. aud Sc. = OF
sw. Y OF sec. ~, ~ as n. 2. 81 ".
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz
John SpaIgo. James T.. SpargO. John smith.
james Mott. William shane, all OF kenton,
Mich THOMAS ScADDEN,
Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-10-15

Notire II hereby given that upon Mon
day, October, II, | will begin the seizure
81 personal property Of an persons
whose taxes nrc not paid at that dain.
The statue gives me the authority tu
seize personal property fuzreal estate
tnN and its my intcntiun to 40 Whit the
law requires ~ me Icrsou- having an.
paid taxes will confer great layur upon
me aud save a great dctl III trouble Tor
themselves 10y paying 40 a. once
O. l.. Larson, Village Treasurer
10y Chns. Rogers, Deputy.