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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15
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steele, Agreeable ct r~afraichissant au goflt,
aglt generalement ct positivement sur les
rognons, fol. ct intestins, purife ]e sys-
tome enter, dissipe les rhumes, guerit lie
NAL de tete, la ievre, constipation habi-
lucille ct la bile. Achetez ct essayez une
boite de G. G, G. aujourd'hui sis vous
plat; 10, 25, 80 cents. Vendu ct garanti
guerir par tous les droguistes.
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I'll vaqusit 8 sa basogne hnb'tu
Gle. quand IL g cts press en're
une murailie ct la machine.
II a 6t6 retire sans connaissance
par des hommes de l'eqaipage ct
d l'arriv6e du batoau, a Montreal
IL voi5nre d'ambu'ance de Notre-
Dame est alice lie receuillir. II ex-
pratt quelques minutss apres sol
arrlv5e 9 l'institution.
Rigaud,-Urgsl Latour, enfant
de sept ans, est tomb6 accidental
lement dune ohs'oupe qu1 Sat
atIach6 su riyage, dams la petite
riviere, ii, ct s'est noy6. Une au-
ire enfant qui Sc trouyait sveo lu1
cou1ut a7ertir sa mere, mails le pc
TIT garcon dispa ut pour la der
Iiere fois d Ia rive. du S cours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15

Ter. r On d. bon n'ssJ iamals sorti
dan gouvernemen: miIitaire. La
Ioi martials eat uEe 'r:ste n%ecessit6
qai ne dure as au d. ID dun oata
c'ysme %sccel.
Ie, auteurs de |, constitution
des Etat.-Uois ont I.ris soin de
metre parm6e sous la jurisdic-
t1rn des aurorites civlles, ct de-
puts, le peuple a touJonrs refuse
de permettre plus que $4,000 SOL
dht+ reguliers en- temps de pai1.
Nous avons une horreur 1nvinoi-
BILE du miIltarisme. On le regard
CONNIE upe c)asse qui ne fsit rien,
ne produit rien, s'engraisse aux
d6.ens du peaple gull mAprire ct
le msltra1te guand l'occsslon IA
vorsble sc pr6sente.
Done Segasta ne partsge pas
les vues des g6aeraux espagnols
qui veu!eut la guerre q outranc'
ct q rccommanG6 Martinez Cam
pce,ex-gouverneur de Caba CONNIE
chef du cabinet mllitalr'. ST son
AVA ,rAvaur NOES serOns cuIieuX
d'apprendre comment, ros gems
raux s'y preadront Four recons-
tyulre une fotta q credit ct Gu
vcy~r q la boucherie une armee
sars accoutrements I'll nourr, tare,
CONNIE celia ct arrivee aux mariDs
dc I'amiral Ce2vera qui SO sont
reudus en- costume pr;mitif ct n'a-
valent pas mangs depais "a heu-
rsa. Avant de les exposer gu mas-
saore du 3 juliet on les tv at st!-
mules avec d, is bolsson.
~
lie Central merritt est arrivs
sain 1T saufa Hawai- e7ec son con
tingent d so'dats. II y await Ia
une couple dc monitors don't TN
await basoiu d. r6parations.
lie PREMIER d4;acLement est ar
rive aux Philippines ct sta'ionne
a Cavise.
La gtn6ral Aquinsllo a procla
me une r6publ1que sous le patro-
Mega des E!ets> Unis ct nos bons
Allemsnds taeh2ut de SO randre
aussi dtsagr6abl~s que possible.
On d. leurs vs1fs2aux en-. 6ohait
les insurgents dc prendre une 1le
lorsqne Dtway envoys une couple
de croiss5urs pour leur p16:er
main forte &c qui cut pour ehet
do faira dispsre1t2e le yaisssao a.
lemani.
~
La fl tito de i'Amiral Csmara
q1i await dAJA pass6 le canal de
Suez en- route pour les Philippines
retourne en- Esragno en- toute ha-
te. Ceux qu1 Font rsncortr6s d.
sent que les csnonriers SO font
i'e;l eli la main en prati4uant le
t.r i la clb!e. lis en- Ruront besojn
avant lorg:emps, ca 10 commodo-
re Watson ra:t pour pEspague
eussitot apres Ia oepitulatlon de
Santiago ct Sc propose de bonner
le coup de grace a Ia marine esla-
gnole.
~
Porto Rico devra bient0t subir
le sort DIES armes. CONNIE la Hs-
vane est malsaine q cote saison il
y aura de la tesogne toute taill6e
a ST Juan pour Ia fo.ta am6ricai-
ne ct une trentaine de mile sol,
OATS aguerris, On attendant qae la
saison des pluies ct des f9yres
jaunes ait fni son coara q Cuba.
Xxx
Vi Is destruction de Ia hotte
espagnole le gouvernement TAFT
ealever les torpilles des potts ct
DIES 1isierts ca l'on devait aiten-
Dire IN bombardemznt.
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ETC.. doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit:
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Minneapolis, Mimi
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Bulletin de la Semalne

SSSstNssVs W. sSS
Santiago de C1ba n's pas enco'
re cspitu|6. To1ts Ia eeme7ne
pssg6 en- pourparlers ct en- 'reV3s
Les conditions 5e Ia cap1tulat'on
ont cts discut63s sans qn'on en- az
riga! q une decision agreatle aux
deux parts.
L. GenAral Miles est arriv5 su1
le lea de la scene syeo des rem
forts ct q pris lie commandments
de l'aymee amhrioaine & Cuba. u
assure &c matjn que l'ozdre dc las
taque par terre ct par m5r eat don
ne pour midi. Mas WI qua par71i-
le nouveile nous est parvenues tous
les iours cette sems'ne, il ne So
raft pas Impossible qua qon r tar.
derait encore.
II y a dependant une ra'son ma
jeurs pour mo:iver l'esseut, o'es5
que la fevze jaime 8 TAFT sou appa
rltion dams lie camp de- l'sImee des
Etats- Un1e, a7ao cat ennenl Il
nest pas au>etion dc ti6va. La
contsg,on peut dtciner l'arm6e ca
peu de temps, ct u question GU:
s'imoose est de termiDer Ia campo
gne au plus to-.
administration Went d'ordon'
ner q TAmirel Sampson de 81
fsayer IN passage dams lie post de
Santiago en- neme temps CUE lar
NEE li7rera l'asssut. A ces deux for
cescombin6es IL eat certain que San
tipgo ne ronrra r6sister lopgtempa
maIgr6 que les Notifications soient
formidab.es autour de la vile.
On oraint que les troupes esps-
gnoIss ma SO frsient un passage a
tra7lrs les llgnes am6liesines iors-
Gull deyiendra impossible 90 res
sister p'us longtemps. Meis Get
even ment d3viendralt Impossible
dams lie cas dune attaque conc:r-
tee pax LIS ct Simpson. Ce der
nler a beauooup de dangers q cou
rir en passaDt q travels ie resean
dc torpilles qai sont encore dals
I'ertrae du port. Ms;so on les + IA
sauter ar Ia dynamite 81 possible,
dans lie cas- coatrsira il fsudre les
les fare enlever par les moyens
ord,naires, CO qni est p6rllleux.
~
Lee conditions de cspitulation
ez1gGes par Ze Gouyeraeur Torsl,
l~mposaient aux Etats. Unis l'obIi~
gatlon dc transport ter aes troups
en- Eapsgne. lie General Mileo in
clihait de CO cote, mais l'admin1s-
tration a desa7cn6 celte clause ct
demand6 Qu'on Sc rande sans con-
dltion. La capitalization sfectera
tcute ls province de Santiago, Qui
ccu1 rend i'eztI6mit5 Est lie Caba.
~
BIanco, lie. g]ouverneur de lIle, q
tent6 de SO suioid@r en apprenant
la destruction dc Ia tte de IA
miral Cer7era, lie 3 courant. C'est
lui qui ayslt donn6 Get ordre in
sense q l'Amiral de sort1r du port
de Santiago, ct c'est encore lui qul
empeche Toral de Sc rendre a San
tiago. en- dept de ravantsge que
l'armee americcine a sur Ii. II
est sous le contzo'e de- l'armee de
la Havane, qni ne veu. pas enten-
Ore parler de paix, ct sagasta lal-
meme, en- Espagne est oblIg6 de
d6misaionner psroe que l'armee lie
tient dams une guerre dot il|pr9-
volt mieux gu Gle les con 6 Iuen-
ces.
"Quos witt perdere Deus, prius
dementat':
L'arm6e doit ob6ir ct jameis
commander. C'est une force que le
pouyoir civil dojt toujoars oonsl0-
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Toutes correspondances doivent
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re responsible.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Is Juliet 1888

L'EcHo DE- L'OUEsT nest pas respon
8 BILE des id6es ct opinions emlses par
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15

Essayez une bo1te de Cascarets de I0c
le meilleur r6gulaSeur pour le foie ct les
intestins, qui aitjamais etc fat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15
DULUTH

Nine j. B. Coulombe, de Cal
| YER, MIMI, 6tait q Duluth mardi
le IL oourant.
Lundi soir, le IL courant, await
lieu IN magni6que petit "social"
a Ia sale Hunter, au coin de la
lere avenue Quest ct rae Sup6.
rieur', organise rar les DANES
"Maccabees'' de cette Vile. La
danse fat le principal amusement
de la soir6e. La maslque etait
fournie par notre artistic canad'en
NJ. P. Labrosss assist6 de notce
compatriots j. Il. MORN. Ga
comptait q peu pres cent couples.
Tous so retirerept a une heure
tres avanc6e de la mutt apres avolr
pss,6 una tres agreeable so:r6e.
Dimancha dernler a Il eoir lie 10
co1rant, d reg|ise 81 Jssn Baptjs-
t., 1leme avenue Quest, 6s Gran
deur Mgr MeGolrick confrmsit
|l:s erfants de cote paroisse. LIE
choeur rendit de Ia mus1que ap-
propri6 q la Circumstance. Monsei
gnaur McGolriok fl un magni6-
q1e sermon en- anglaig. L'egiise
await etc blen decor5a po1r l'oeoa-
sion. On tres grand nombre de
paroiss,ens assistant q cctte belle
c6remoDle qai fat une des plus
impressionnan'eJ qa'on ait cue
dAns Ia paroisse depuis iongtemre.
Mar.1i, Ia II couraat, await |1au
lie piqut-a1que des Ocsngi5tes eu
Pare L,etar a l'ocoaslon dc leur
f6te annu lie.
Nine Henri Cartier, de Raeb
CT y Mimi, etait en- visite chez Sc
file, Nine CuIixte Qaesnel de Ia
venue Garfield. Ig samaine der
Mere.
No!re compatrjote M. Antoine
Paul dot part1r dams queIques
jours pour GAINESVILLE, Etat do lie
Floride. M. Paul a cts nomm6 il
y a quelques temps regent epscia'
de l:Int61iour. II est enyoy5 a oct
te dvrnlArs place pour sa failure
demeure. Nous regrettons de voi1
partir notre estim9 compatriote
mails dun autra co.'s nous sommcs
fars do voir un de nos Canediens
Gu q cette belle position. Nous
Iui eophaitons auccAs ct IN heu
reux voyage.
Mile Virginie Pre- fontaine, de
cetie vile, est revenue, samed'
derrier, dune promenade a MINI
eapol1s.
Dimanche dernler IN perti de
jeunes gems sont allies en- piq7e.
nique az pare Lester en- chaloupe
a voile. lie temps 6tsi! bien fsvo-
rable ct le trejet a cts splendide.
L. parti 6tsit compose de Miles
Williams, Harrington, Mack y et
Quinby ct de MN. Mofio, Satin,
Harrington, Summa1ton ct Sey-
mour. lis soat revenus vars 9
heures du eoir tous enchantes de
leur promenade en- chglo1pe.
Mile Sophie D'AousS est reva-
nue. dune promenade au Michigan
samedi dsrnier, sur le bateau
}"Bon Voyage.
JEAN Louis
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15

Nine j. B. Ooulombe, de Cal
YER, MIMI, 6tait q Duluth mardi
le IL oourant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15

81 vous voulez sevoir les nou-
abo1noz-5oss 3 l'EoHo DE-
rOUEsT.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15
la "Bour9ogne"

Montreal a eu ga large pelt par
mi les v.ctimes d. la "Bourgogne",
Vo!ci leurs Loms.
M. Eagene Dubost.
Nile Renie Barcelo.
Mile Laure Barc5lo.
Mile Anaid9 Letoprleau.
Mile Emilia NORM.
Mile Cauohon.
Mile Plante.
M. Joseph Wimso.
Nine WImsn ct leurs fills.
M James Straas.
Nine Straas st deux entsnts.
Mesa Daoud, un int5rprete sy.
rien.
Les demoiselles Barcelo SO rem
da1ent en France pour entr r dams
lordre des Cla1istes ftanciscaines,
ct %jouisssient dune grande fortu-
ne.
Mile Anaide L6tourneau etait la
file de M. C5gaire L4touraean, an
Glen manufacturer de mouths q
LAYER, etc, de Montreal, ct qui re-
side malntenent q Grand'Mer., ?.
Q. Mile L6tourneau 6>ait ages de
81 ans. Ellie q 6t6 iustiturice au
village Tarcot pendant c;nq on s,x
ans; ellie an est pertie ces 3ours
derniars pour SO rendre a Lourdes
ct de ia 4 Chatesuroux. France, Gu
ellie dava!t entire. dams l'ordre dea
CIaristes fsanc;soainas.
Mile Em;ia MORN est una jauns
fila de 20 ans qul dapuis plus1enrs
ann5as SO sentait, a,nsi que Milo
Csuchon, son ami de ceur ct den.
fance, a'tit6e dams l'crdre DIS Ola
%ristee, It Gnaiement Giles p,rti-
rert pour o. lointeio p6!6rinage ct
cot exil yoiontaira, que les Pee]
Eranoisos1ns Ieuc ayaient cons .ii-
Is de rets'd5e.
LIE RECIT DE NINE LACAssE.
Nine Laossso, gui est la seule
femme qui ait 6ohapp6
au naufrag', Fit ID rtcit
detsill6 eu:vaht de- la cat astrophe:
"Mme Lscasse, COUGHS da1s sa
cabine, a etc %r5veilIee par son ma
ri qu1 etsit sas lie pont au moment
de Ia collision. Ellie a mis- Ie pre-
mler vehement qui Iui est tomb6
sous la NUN OF s'est preolpit6e SUE
le po1t Gu ella a'est trouv5e entou:
r6s de femmes flapr6:, CONNIE el-
IL, de terreur. Eiles Sc son& pres
aces autour des embarcations.
Nine Laoasss a vu sur Ia p%asserel-
le lie commandment du paquebot ct
plusieurs oH3iars sur -drf5rents
roints du navi,e d riger man@u-
vres d. l'64ulpsgs pour lancer 8
Pssu lea embarcat'oas. Les ordres
des cMsiers n'eta;ent guere exc
cutea; | s hommes de l6quipsge
aembIaieut pasalyaGs par la ter
reur.
"Les guelqu:s moments de cal
ma don't on a joci d'sbord sar la
pont mont gaere dur5. Peu a peu
s p'ssege:s efray5s sortalent de
leurs cabineB ct encombraieyt lie
pom. LIE paqusbot s'lnclinait de
plus 90 plus eur tcibord; alors les
passengers ont psrdu Ia tete ct cont
deyenus litt6ralem5nt foas.
"Mms Lacasse seat trouv5s s6,
par6e de son mari dams la bouscu-
}ade ct le navire (tait tsIle1aent
jnclin6 qu'ells a giiss6 sur le pons
ct est tombze & i'eau. Hsureuse-
msnt, els await, sur Ie oonseil de
aon mari, mls une osinture de sau-
getaga, ct al bout de Qae|ques les
tants sIIs s'est sentis seisir psr Ia
bras ct jet6e sur IN radeaa. &C.
tall eon mari qu1 7enalt de lui SAT-
YER la vie. Peu apras le peqaebo5
seat erg|outi ct IN tousbillon a III
diqua ssul l'endroit Oh await dis
psru la Bourgogne. Las pezsonnes
qui eta1sns dams le reyon du tour
! billion out 6t5 eltrafu6es et oct
d!sparu par deux ct Par Irols en-
poassant des otis d6sssper6a.
"Mme Lacasss SO trou7ait aa
bord du gouffre, ma;s e'rsS q c.
moment qu'eIls q eproage une for
to secousse ct uu'eile a'sa5 sant,a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15

Mile Sophie D'Aoust est reva-
nue. dune promenade au Michigan
samedi dsrnier, sur le bateau
"Bon Voyage.
JEAN LOUIS
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1898-07-15

Valleyfe.d.@Cette vile foris-
sante sera bient0t dot5e dune
nouvelle jndustrie.
La "Northrop Lean Co." qui b
reeu IN bonus de $4,000 de Is
municipailt5, a achet5 une grande
Gtendue de terrain dc la msnufac
ture de co'on sur laguell3 ellie va
faire 6'ever une fabrique De ma
chimes q l'ussge dos fabriques DO
cotton.
C'est, croyons-nous, la premie.
re &brique de ce genre qui sera
6tablle au Canada,
Les prin,ipzux officers de la
compagnie sont messieurs A. Ar.
Gault, pres; Louis Simpson, yice
pres; Archie Gault, sec.-tr6s.
Tous les actionnalres, moins IN
qui est AMERICAN, sont canediens,
Le capital de la comeagnis est
d, 500. 600 ct les actions SO VEN
aent d5jA an pair.
Cette indus'rie emplo1ers un
nombre assez considerable lou
vrlers ct coop6rer a & la prosp6rlt6
deja grande dc Yslleydola.
Montr6al,-Un terrible ac:l-
dent s'est p.oduit a lord du Ion
gueu1l, ct le garden de mutt. n.
Power y c. perdu la VI.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
A Romantic Wedding.

C. R. Briner, a telegraph operator OF
Bristol, has won an Augusta bride, the
young lady being Miss Gertrude E.
Peary, of Basic City. These two young
people formed their acquaintance
through the medium of newspaper.
Correspondence followed. then meet
ing and several of them, which resulted
in their visiting Clerk Burnett yester-
day and requesting of him to issue the
necessary document that would author
| ize some minister to make their two
hearts beat as one. When the clerk
had satisfied himself that his fair visitor
and companion had complied with the
law and had presented credentials from
the papa and mamma of the young lady
he drew up the papers and handed them
over. The next difficulty was a minis
ter. Deputy Clerk Pace offered t6
bridge oyer this by going in person after
a preacher and having the ceremony
performed in the clerks Office. The
prospective groom was in favor of such
a scheme, but his pretty partner object
ed They then left in quest of some
minister, and for all that is known
soon made their departure for their new
home in Bristol. Miss Peery is quite {
pretty young lady. and she and her hus
band appeared as happy as it is posi-
BILE for people to be. They will no doub
make their married life one grand, swee
song.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
WRECK OF THE PORTLAND.

It is learned that the steamer Port
land, which left Boston Saturday night
for Portland. Me-, had been wcreked
Sunday morning off Highland Light,
Mass. and that every soul on board-49
passengers and As men in the crew, 81
persons in all-had persisted.
Our last dispatch states that 161 lives
had been lost OH board this ship, and it
now transpires that two of the passen-
gers were sisters of Mr.. A. s. Lara, OF
this city, One OF Mr.. Lara Is sister, Miss
Mary P. Lara died ON last Saturday
morning at Auburn, Maine, and two
others sisters, Mrs. Augustus E. Wheel
er, of Weymouth, and Mrs. Geo. o.
lChickering, of South Weymouth, Mass,
took passage on the Portland for Au-
burn, Maine, to attend her funeral and
were lost on the ill fated vessel. Mr..
Lara's health has been such that be
could not attend the funeral, nor will ht
be able to attend those of his sisters
who were drowned. should their bodies
be recovered. AT last accounts no tiding
had been received as to whether tn
hodies had washed ashore.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
Robert whitehead Dead.

Robert Whitehead, of Nelson county
aged SO years, died Tuesday morning at
his residence in Nelson, He was law
yer by profession. Mr.. Whitehead was
twice married--first to Miss Lucy
Gwathmey, and her children are Dr.
John B. Whitehead, prominent ply
stefan of Nelson, and Mrs. Annie SmoOt,
wife of MI. J. Rector Smoot, of Alex.
andria.
Mr.. Whitehead next married Miss
Margaret Baldwin, member of the
distinguished Baldwin family of this
section of Virginia She survives him
him with the following children: Ste
wart b. Whitehead, of Nelson; Mrs.
Frederick Moss, of Markham, Fauqu ier
county, Va; Misses Mary and Sarah
Whitehead and Prof. Frederick White
head.
Mr.. Robert Whitehead was the oldest
of his family of brothers, the survivors
being Col. Thomas Whitehead, Com
missioner of Agriculture; Rev. DR.. Paul
Whitehead, ard Mr. Edgar Whitehead,
of Ami rst county.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08

Will R Sppck, editor of the Warren
County Gazette, Richardsville, KY.
writes The Dr. J. H. Mclean Medicine
Co. as follows: 'Gentie,nen-My wife,
praises of DR.. J. I'll. McLean's Strepg
thening Cordial and Blood Purifier have
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dred dollars spent with our best physic
ians. | give one physician credit
however. for recommending your Cor
dial" For sale in Staunton by Hogs
head, Hanger & Co.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
Distressing Stomach Disease

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great remedy can cure them all. 1t is a
cure for the whole world of stomach
weakness and INDIGESTION. The cure be-
gins with the first dose. The relief it
brings is marvellous and surprising. 1t
makes no failure; never disappolnts. No
matter how long you have suffered, your
cure IS certain under the use of this
great health-giving force. Pleasant and
always safe Sold by B. F. Hughes,
Druggist, IS. Augusta ST., Staunton, Va
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Relief in SIX Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure.' 1t is a
great surprise on account of its exceed.
ing promptness in relieving pain in blad.
der. kidney and back, in male OF female
Relieves retention of water almost i'm
mediateIy. If you want quick relief and
cure this is the remedy. Sold by B. F
Huges, Druggist, S. Augusta st.
StauntOn, Va.
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Virginia and West Virginia.

Mr.. Jas. R. Tully, a prominent citl-
zen, died in Spottsylvania county
Mrs. Bessie Stabler, wife of DIR. Law
renee Stabler. died in Alexandria.
Col. VIM. Nalle has been reinstated as
Adjutant- General of Virginia.
Miss Juliet Opie White died in Win
chester.
Norfolk's exports for November ag-
gregate 81. 1858, 945 in value.
Misses Annie and Rebecca Larrie
were burned to death in Frederick
county.
Capt. G. q. Vaughan is in Fredericks-
burg recruiting for the Fourth Virgin.
ia Regiment.
A. Oppenheimer, q respected citizen
OF Richmond. and for a long time a
clothing merchant in that city, is dead.
J. Radford Mckinney, book-keeper
at the First National Bank of Lynch
burg, is dead. He was 33 years old.
Over one hundred pieces of real es-
tate have been advertised for sale in
Alexandria for delinquent taxes.
Rev. J. Sidney Peters, of the Virginia
Conference, Methodist Episcopal church
south, is critically i'll in Norfolk.
The chain gang system of orking
the streets has gone into effect at New
port News.
Mr. Edgar Allan has accepted the fpo-
sition of United States District Attor-
new for the Eastern district in Virginia.
1t is announced that President Nc.
Kinley has induced Judge Nathan B.
Golf to become candidate for United
States Senator from West Virginia.
At Bedford City, the jury in the cast
of James Webster, charged with crimi
J nal assault, brought in verdict o
guilty, with sentence of death.
The two defeated candidates for tn
. House of Delegates in CaOell county
W. Va, will make contest before tn
. House.
The Virginia Court Of Appeals il
. opinions in two cases confirmed the con
stitutionality of what is.known as tn
'land-grabbers' act.'
: At Bedford City. Judge Baown sen
tepced James Webster, colored, con
victed of criminal assault. to he hange'
: January 9th.
The annual report of the chief min
inspector of West Virginia shows a
increased coal output of 2;494, $40 ton
compared with the previous year.
Rev. John J. Lloyd. rector of Grace
Memorial church, Lynchburg, has II
ceived call to st. Johns church, Roe
noke He has not yet announce
whether he will accept.
t Attorney. General Montague, of Vii
# ginia, has given an opinion in which b
/. holds that all State officers who wei
:. into the Federal service vacated thel
= places.
s. The Newport News and Old Poil
IS Railway Company has instituted dan
II age suits against NJ. Honan & Son an
g the city of Newport News for $1,000
" each.
A masked mob made an ineffectu
:, attempt to effect an entrance into til
. Jail at Parkersburg, w. Va, with
q view of lynching Wade Grant, colore'
who criminally assaulted white lad
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Had His Nose Broken.

George Howdyshell. who lives on
Middle river, met with an accident last
Friday. He was in the city with bis
wagon and started home that night 7ery
much under the influence of liquor.
Commodore Anderson met his team late
last night near Gypsy Hill park without
a driver. He took charge of the team
and later found it's owner in a mangied
condition. Howdyshell was despatched
with blood aud is suffering with a bro.
ken nose