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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

- hERE is much satisfaction in the
reports Of the rapid healing of wounds
In the ship hospitals of the Cuban
heet Under the modern system of
snti-septic dressing there is no forma.
ton of pus and no fever, so that the
ounds heal very rapidly and a much
. etter record is made than during the
,ssvll war. OF course, there is a great
reduction of suffering as well as an in
creased saving of life.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Car barn Burned.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 25.-At an early
hour Sunday morning the car barn OF
the Consolidated Traction Co, al
Frankstown and Penn avenues, was
completely Quilted by fire, entailing a
loss of about sl75,OO well covered by
insurance.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Cracked His Skull

TOLEDO, o., July 25.--Michael Welch,
resident of Perrysburg, fell from a
Maumce Valley car and fractured his
skull. His injuries are expected tC
prova fatal
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Like MckInley's l'rocIa nation.

SANTIAGO, July .5.-The Spanish ies-
idents of this city like President Me-
Kinley's proclamation, and seem salts
fed with their condition as subjects
of the government of the United
States The work of cleaning the
streets and putting the city into good
sanitary condition was begun in earn
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Queercd Himself.

ooh, mamma, fear the duke is not high
born, after all
why, Maud?"
I'VE were talking of the mOotcd Anglo
American alliance and he said something
about our common blood "-IndianapoIis
Journal.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Miles. Expedition on Cape Haitien.

New YORK, July ga special cable
to the Journal from Cape Haitien says
that four large American vessels, sup.
Dosed to be part of Miles expedition,
passed there going east Friday night
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

LONDON, July 25.-Don Carlos, the
Spanish pretender, according to dis
patch from Brussels to the Daily Mail
has hurriedly started for Switzerland.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Wheat 40 Cents m nusbs,

How to grow wheat with big profit at 40
cents and samples of Salzer's Red Cross 80
Bushels per acrel Winter Wheat, Rye. Oats,
Clovers, etc, with Farm Seed Catalogue for
cents postage. John A. SALZER SEED
Co, La Crosse, Wis.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Dewey Will Ignore "DIctator" AguinaIdo.

WASHINGTON, July e5,-Adm. Dewey
has been instructed to ignore the pro-
claimed dictatorship of Aguinaldo in
Philippines. lie was given the fullest
authority to act
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

Google-"That auctioneer has a lot of
wind" lIdlyard He needs it," Google
"Why:" Ilalyard his sales are
mall."-Town Topics.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

When two men hate each other, they
can't make a decent prctense of being
friendly. Women can do it, but men can't.
-Atchison Globe
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

We have not been without Piso's Cure for
Consumption for 20 years.-Lzzie Ferret,
Camp St, Harrisburg, Pa, May I, '9i.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

One reason why at pays to he honest" Is
because there is less competition along that
line-L. \. W. Bulletin.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28
Halls Cntarrh Cure

No wordcr 50 many bank clerks 20 away,
because they all have such chcque cred ca.
reers-L- \. ". Bulletin.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money it it fails tocure. 25c.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

GERhASY's reigning houses are on
the eve of an innovation which bids
fair 70 revolutionize the entire system
o. succession. Several of the dynasties
are In danger of becoming extinct in
default Of male issue of purely SOW.
ere1gn descent With view of avoid
ing complications some Of these fam
sltes have now come 70 the conclusion
that in defauit of male issue of direct
hnesl descent the heir and successor
ny he chosen from the morganatic
o2bprtng Who have hitherto been re-
gpr1ed - borred from the throne By
- plsblno enesstry either of their
y ~ 2le4f 1eepssFesse4
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-07-28

ATTENTION is now being called to the
need OF submarine cal BILE from San
Francisco to Honolulu, and it is said
that this will engage the attention of
congress as soon as II meeta this wi n
ter. OF course the cable company
wants assistance from the governmen I,
and 1t win probably ask it on the
Saes Of the bill introduced at the last
sesseon by Senator Frye. 1t provided
for sguarantee of . sum not exceed.
sng sloo'>oo a year, payable for 20
years TO company which shall lay a
cable from San Erancisco 20 Honol ulu
sed by way of the Midway islands to
points on the coast of Japan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-17
Gin beta8tcS Gbepaar teraubi
mmo mikbano cit.

Sn Der gidbe BON MilIersbura.
9olmes @ountp, tpurbe Die Wcbnun9
@pnrob .Wiuer's bon Ginbrehern beim=
9eIudt. Eieiel6sn. bier on Der ,3abl.
tnebslteu Miller ,rb feline 6rau uno
marterten Die alten5 0eute 10 slanae biz
iie ermittelt batteu,. oab nur $l2 baar,
cine; ubr unp Elm 8epolper i'm 0aufe
ieien. Nadoem bic unholoe iid iiber.
se,et. bab fonit fem @elo porbanoen
uno NQes oeponirt thar, entfernten iie
lido. bas gbepaar gebunoen suriidtai=
Ienos Miler berihaifte Iih aus ieiner
s5rau Gleio Elm 9aidenmeKer uno l0He
oamit feline unb ieines Meibes Banbe.
g.n@. Bro,pn. elm Nahbar bes gbe.
paares 1T perbaftet, uno binter ben an-
beren Dreien. beren Soentitdt man feit=
eeftslt bat, isf man ber.
i Miler. lit 50 .unb feline 6rau 78
Sabre alt uno beioe iinb burh ben
sdrsd 10 auseeriffen, bab iie isbt unter
drstliher gebanoluns iino.
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.,NiAbtS 8ieid)t per Iiebem
0tjt1t0fhs


fonn Orion Gust linaen. tuenn Ct bieIe
Mone rpieber bier antommt. Man er-
ipartet benielben ndmlih bent. ober
morasn. gs 1T niAt bas Dei,npeb.
uel9es henIelben tuieber III uniere Witte
suriidfiibrt. ionoern bic Volijei unb
nidt BEN Mlpborn III er sefolat, pie Der
eobn Der 8eree in Sirabbura. ionbern
Dem 4uslieferunasbefebl beg @oubers
ueurs opa Stlinois.
Wetanntlid purbt Gust Dor einigen
Wphen bier perhaftet. ,util er i'm Yer.
baAte fiano. an einem giubruh tbeilae.
nommen su baben, bod aelang ss ihm.
aus Der Mapors Office su sntpiiGen.
DurA bic gladforfHunasn bsr geb6r<
ben ,uurbe ermitttlt. hab Der 6llhtIino
fi6 In VI pafo. 3d.. aufbalte. st
.puroe auf cine Weiiuns unIersr poiijsi
bort perbaftet ,lnb nin Montaa lino
Mapor Mftp unb Naribal 6weanp nit
ben u6tbiaen papieren nerieben. bortbin
ab.ereist. I'M bsnielteu juriid 3u brin,
aen. Marum aerabe Smeonp. beieu
Dbbu! Gust ent,piidts. nit Der Mifiio,
betraut wuros. benielben ,pisber ;uriid
III brinosu. aibt su olltrbano gemer-
tungen MnlaB.
Die Poli;ei slaubt oeniiaenoes Bes
tpeismaierial ju baben, Gust bisiesmal
III iiberfiibren. bod ,pirb hsrislb. ,pohl
uieoer mebrere 3euosu in's Gelo fiibren.
bic ibn tudhreno bes ginbruhs onbtrs.
tpo geffbeu babeu spollen. ab.r oieie gi.
bsshelfer tperoen Inn bleies Wlal ,penis
niiBen.
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,tater Ramaib aIen eerAtbea. .

ltater 5s4snibaIen eerAtbea.
San JydnciSco, gal,fornien, is.
Nnpsmber. Die poit bon Gpbnep
bra6te bic nodHehenoen gineibeitem
iiber ben friiher ihon 9eineibeten Cob
bes 2apitdn Rohlion bonn Gutter Sea
Shot, .sSm yeytrnuen auf bic 9e.
elaubte 0riebfersiateit Der Solomon=
Sniulnner perlieb bfr peutfhe 0dnbter.
Rapitdn Roblion. auf benz ..6ea Shot"
oer eiue Beman,siiiia bon stpsi Deiben
Steuerleuten linb 7 einseborenen wia-
troien fdbrte. Queensland. ui, auf Der
JnIel 8utd bon bsr GDlDmon Wrmppe
eine Qabun9 gopra III bolsn. Gr n,a1.
te einen fur3en Nufcntbalt im Bislnard-
Mrhipel unb fam zines Nahts Dor Ba-
tu an. gla6 9aassonbru1 famen bic.
le @anoes notl SnIulaner bonn yanbe.
uno Die lebertn befonben iih balb aui
bem Shifs. mo lie fih anfangs iebr
freunolid onlieben uno ansoben, unbe-
tpaffnei 81 iein uno einiaes einbanoeln
al tuoQen. Mls aber bic Qeute BON
Sea 8ton" in ben Raum binabfei=
gen .uollten. um Waaren beraufmbolen.
murbeu Iie binterriids bon ben Sniula-
nern hberfalen. 2dpitdn 2oblion fiel
alsbolo. uno feline Qei1e ,purbe ins
MaGer ee,porFen. Nur brei Qeutr bon
Der Nemannune uuroen ni9t 9et0otet,
fo,,hcrs, sset,f@ het, Osid.D,s nor t,,s;Ssy
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GtWtrt4tcr az Def Atb<tt.

Mer 9talaubt boi. mir isisn nun flr
zine Sell lang Dor benz RaubaeiinDtl
fiter. oas fhon 10 lanqt unisr @ountp
gum Gnaltplob ieiner lbatell qsnod)t
bat. tuarD IN Der Naht pou, Gseitag auf
6ainitog lsbter Mnhe zines beilerm be.
lebrt. Sn Der Qenannten Nadt ,uurbs
in bic yabnitationen III BORT Waibina.
ton uno Bnabenbitten ei,lNebruheil.
Sn port Maihinnton ipuroe cine Gifte
nit 4 iuaheroidten ileberr6dsn fur
Mdnner geitoblen. bic s. 8. Spring
nod Ganton fd)idtn pollte. iernsr ,uliroe
zine Gilte nit yeafien auigebrohen. ,lno
oerIelbsu cine Mnsabl Hebotoer entnom.
men. Nn1 peribieos,ss Giiten. bic ilr
9. Canning unb s0bne III Gilmore
beitimn,t uaren. wuroen oufgebrohen
uno Der sSnhalt unlheraeworfen. gDas
baraus 9sifohlen muroe. fonnte non
nitt feif0etetlt ,peroen.
sSn 8naoenbiitten wuroen Gilten bon
g. ". Wolters. Die MuFer entbielten.
oufQebrohen nnb ieioene Shleier.
Qannihube. 5ofen &c baraus aeitoblen.
Mu1 cine 3i(te fir g1. 8. Mebb tpuroe
auiaemaht unb um Gin AuantleM ga.
acknowledgment erieibtert.
Bon ben Eieben bat man teine
@pur.
sSn Der ndmlihen 9ladt bran9en
Giebe in bas Mobnbaus BON sSobu Wrop
In uhriHspi0e. Tie E,sbs ihliden fidb
;lt,r Bette 8rop's uno nabaaen beHen
bofen uno Meife. lleber bem BerduiH
e,nahte 6rau Yrap unb ,pedte ibren
Mann. Der iofort ieinen Gepoluer ~
ariif unb auf cine Weranbo biuter Dem
Qauie aina, um id nod ben Dieben
umsuiehen. Hnum ,uar ct bort, 10
fab er.. bob sin giinbel iiber EN- Nebenr
aebdube in cine Mahbartot eeidlsuoert
,purbe unb ols sr baiislbe aufbob. fanb
er feline poien uno Mefte unb bnrin
au1 feline llbr uno iein 9afheubu9 in
Der 6iiftentaihe, ,ndbrsnb uuaefdbr Tin
Dollar in Silberselo. bas er III Der ei.
ilen Qoientaihe tru9. febite.
Die Diebe hatteu mittelft elmer 3an3e
cine 6intertbiir, ae0ifnet III tuelder Der
SdliKel itedte, uno naren ourd bisislbe
in's paus georungen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-17

Vim 3. Npptn,ber in llbri6spills
Mittme WarNoret q. @ibion i'm Mlter
bon 81 Snbren an elmer llnterleibsentr
siin0ung. Gie binterldBt iiinf er,pad-
fene Rinber.
Nm IL. Nobember in Neir Nbilabei-
pbia @tagles u. Waaace im utter poa
IS Satren. @r mar Batter bon fiebsn
ainbern. Don ,pelden nod fiinf am Ie,
ben Ean.
Am Is Nobember auf ieiner farm
in Union 9opnfbip 8boinas aR. Ste.
pens i'm Alter BON "a Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-17
Gine Gd)tu eiserreift.

Iortrag bon Or. Miabur 8. Dapib.
ion am Montas Nbeno. 81. Ropember.
in Der hieiissn Metbooiitenti.9e. Z Sic
Stride miro I'm z lbr ge0ffnet, Der
8ortras besinnt UNI 7.30. gintrit Is
Gents. s: s.1s
Ser 0ortras miro prddti9 burd 80
init Der 3auberlaterne erseu9te 8iloer
illuitrirt, 10 bab bic 3uborer bic be-
idriebenen ganbidnften Dor iid gu ieben
alauben. Ser gortrag bietet erobes
sSntereKe natt,entlid fur einaemanberte
Sdueiser uuo beren Nadtommen, uno
iollte gut beiI4t perbeH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-17

Gin 6aus an @an Strabe, 9e.
baut in 1897, 1T gu bertaufen ober
auf Garmlano gu nerbanoelu. Sm
Dauie iinb 8 Mobnsilnmer.. elm Babe
uub ein Speii.3immer. Seller unter
oe,n sanaen 9aule nit einem Dfen GUT
0ei3uns bes 0auies. Muf Der Got III
elm gutter Brunnen. 3iuei @ilternen quite
Grudtbdume uno Staaungen., #
9api0 Muurer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-17
ltnitr Serluit 1T Guer Gewinn !!

Naoem mir bic Sage erna3 ms auae alabt HnO beu-
Qlan9 baB nner gDaanuorratb bbuno
mir bel bent gefn unere Waarn fna abu srbeb geru el-
ben muen pneb @ lbh Wir no nneu Eepartemn ubr-
n n ben eNtaoen pr5heben
DdrOsn p os eaon nod i'm nd9an Sabre boltn mhe
os moun Qrpbes Spfer bringen
m Die peisrouton wrb baupdld au Serb. nertuaaren
9emab Seine Irau, unairau 1T arm, o ba re nd Elm
gutes warme adt Cape un s0en unjere re 80
bab ale gDinter uutertsioer baben t6nnen. "
Damen Safets 10 bais als SO Gens, rsous,s
Oamen Sadets 10 b0s als $l.5O rousrt $500
Damen Sadets 10 baia ols $500. nousrt bon $780,
Damm, sadss io bas os $3.50 reousirt bon Oo .4s
Dia! Dir menn Iagen. Diee Maan maKen p ss ii
n grocer Weruf un aber babel opnnen Runoiat ure
6uno11at Muh i'm put Tepariemn
bet babel aennen mir baben unere @dde om Hepaemn sbr
bic prele TO- oab bic Baaren raid babn1mnben. " ~ -
Waroienbite. 25 Gents auipdrts 4
@arnirt 0ite bon so Gents auftudrts
id ODER fe 3as fit dnne srobe Muuab far Die 0dle
bes Werbs ~
Wdnnerbofen, uertb $l.0O, Ilr 35 Gents. #
W'dnnerboien. mertb $3.50. fir SO Gents.
Gdr rs @n betomm poien Die So 90 wertb 6nb
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8ttefuHe.

6lr bic am IL. Honember enbenbe
Mohe blieben foleenoe ni1t retlamirte
griefe auf ber bieiisen poitoffiee
Maifer Miles garret.
Mr. Charles Jiiber.
q. 6. @uae.
perrn 6ammel. -
Orr. Gbriitian Gtram.
SOiepb steiner..
Wr. @briitian &eise.
Mr.. .Sobn &idman.
g. u. Dearborff g. 9R.
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MmSberfamt bon &teioerit tfet,
1suD 1tmterfIeiOerm BET
g. q. @tmfen.

- ~ OSs~sVSvs
Derislbe beainnt am Greitag, 18.
NDpen,ber. inb ballert 10 Gage.
Wir finben, BOB uniere Nusmabl an
QIeioertpaoren 3ll arob 1T, unb um
oieie Dorrdtbe ~ reon5iren, baben mir
nns entf6lDiien, ndbrtno 10 9agen
tinen MnsperiauF 81 6eraniialten, no.
bei mir fiir alle gaarfdufe eine Meont.
tiOn bon 20 pro5ent eintreten loiien.
@dbrenD bieier 3eit merben auh un=
iert llebtrwiirfe 3n ermdbi9teg preiien
6trf0uH
S. 8. QinfeD.
QcrbpeF Ede bon publif Gquare.
28 New pbilooeIpbia, p.
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- Muf Der Gleoelano, Qorain unb
Wbeelina giIenbabn miro am ndhten
Sontag l3. Nouember, Elm nsuer 6abr=
plan in Grait trcten. Sie 3iiae ecben
nun bon bier ab mie fol9t: Norblih
Wormittaas 5.38 uno 8.28 unb Na1=
mitta9s 3.03 unD Csc. Giiblih Vor=
mittass 1928 unb 1899 nno Nadmit=
tdQs 4.lS unb SIC.
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- uniere prdmientalenoer fur 1899
Iiub fertig unb f6nnen bon Oenen. bic
ibre 3eitun9 tuenisitens biz l. Septe,n=
ber 1898 be3abit baben, in unierer DE
flee ab9ebolt iperben. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-17

Ser ,1eue Gtore bon 6nlitb
Denifon 60. in Wem pbilaoelpbia,
O., bietet beionbers ipertbpole Mrtitel
ndbrenb benz Spe3ialperfauf uon nnr
tertleioern, Der oieie Mohe ffattiinbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-17

= Die beutihe Nrmee ioa allmdlig um
un9efdbr Is. 900 Mann ber9r0bert tper-
ben. - Mud cine Wirtuns oes Mbrii.
itun0splanes.
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Seoe perion, bic uns bon iebt
bis Neuiabr einel neuen Mtonenten
brinat, Der tpeni0iiens fur Elm sSabr i'm
pordus be3ablt. erhdlt elm gremplar
bes pra6tueries .Dismord1 ais prd-
MUM. Daiielbe eignet ii6 bor3lolidb
ais 3u Weibna1ts9eid
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Die @abt In 9uSearaWa&
GeuntN.

9usearasuas gpuntp eab cine bemo=
frotiihe Mebrbeit bon 80 Stimmen fiji
bas Gtaatstidet. bod tpurben bic idmmt-
lihen republitaniihen @anoibaten auf
ben Gountp 9ifet erpdhlt. Die ner=
fdiebenen @anoioaten srbielten fOlaen=
be Gtimmen
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: Sn Chicago bat bic ,9lational Wis.
cult Co. ibren lebtjd6rioen ueberl6u6
bon l Million Dollars In 3e9ierungss
bombs an0ele9t.
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ssSobn .. 6otuler -Wollie y. Stone.
ssSobn 0dtfielb - Marp %. Gcrnig.
glias y. Peterion - 2ueretia IS. gmer-
Ion. ,::
grbin Milliean - Glora Eietrid.
Sobn y. Mnere,ps - pruoenee .,6p=
/. tettler. c
CHARLES camper - gnma llfri4.
Sofbua s. 0sniel - Marfbd 5. 0od=
Ifettler.
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Rittsburg.
Ebtfags q Wttreibeusarft.

@el1eu BuIBd ...,.. ......... .... 6S-57
Som Observation-Disclosures. 81
2's'ss 22's@'sssss,au.. saI,:i .....:.. sss rs
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$1,000

fur einen u1dnner.lleberrof iino
nid,ts, poriiber man fh beIonoers
alf,uhalten n6thie bat, IS fomn1t
dber 2llIes oarauf an !:
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0eiratbSt 5 e,vi uta,,,, a e,t.

9. u. Dearborff, g. M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
COuRT OF APPEALS.

In the Court of Appeals at Stauntor
yesterday argument was completed il
the case of Frank Wolfe & Co. againsI
Pringle and Hill from the Circuit Court
of Rockingham county, and the case
was submitted.
Ramsburg against Kline, from the
Circuit Court of Rockingham county,
argued in full and submitted.
Todd against McFall, from the Cir.
cult Court of Augusta county, submit.
ted on brief.
The following cases were continued
until the next term: Rollers admins
TRAITOR against Pitman's Administrator,
from the Circuit Court of Rockingham
county; Overholt against the Old Do
minion Manufacturing Company, from
the Circuit Court of Rockingham
equity; Robinson against Moses, from
the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
and Bridgewater Rolling Mills Com.
pany against Strough Guard &C.. from
the Circuit Court OF Rockingham county.
The court will finish the docket and
adjourn on Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
FAUOUIER NOTES.

f. G.. Daniel has started his new
Touring mill at Catletts.
The postoffice at Hume was broken
into Saturday night and the postmas-
ter thinks about $40 were stolen.
Dogs have been killing and wound,
ing a great many sheep in the Hume
vicinity for the last two weeks.
A night telegraph office has been es
tablished at Remington, with Mr.. I
n. Eddy. of Alexandria, as operator
Mrs. Elizabeth Corder died at the
residence of her son, Mr.. G. h. Corder,
near Hume, on the 22nd instant, in the
6Stn year OF her age.
Scott and Centre are the only dis
tricts that have reported the number
of ex Confederate soldiers within their
limits. Scott has 119 and Centre 81.
Rev. Claudius Smith, who has ac-
cepted call to the Episcopal Church
of Upperville, bias moved q part OF his
furniture into the rectory and will
preach his first sermon there on the
first Sunday in OCTOBER Warrenton
Virginian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
Death Of Queen Louisa.

COPENHAGEN, Sept. 30 Queen Lou
iaa of Denmark died at $50 this morn
ing. The queens health had been fail
ing for several months, but marked
change in her condition was noticeable
at the beginning of this week. She be.
came unconscious yesterday morning
and remained in that state until death
came this morning. All the royal fam
lily were at her bedside when the end
came. Queen Louisa Princess of Hesse.
CasseD was 81 years old. She was mar
ried in 1912 to Christian, fourth son of
Duke Wilhelm, of Schleswig-Holstein,
who succeeded to the throne of Den
mark in 1868 as Christian TX. She had
six children. For the last thirty years
Queen Louisa had exercised such 8
weighty influence on European politics
that she was sometimes called the
'mother.in-law" of the continent. She
was also known as the ;'royal match
maker" One OF her daughters mar.
ried the late Gar Alexander of Russia,
and another daughter married the
Prince of Wales. One of her sons is
King George of Greece. Flags are at
halfmast throughout the city and
mourning draperies are generally dis
played. The schools have been closed
end all amusements and entertain
ments suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
TELEGRApHIC BRETITIf>

The most intense excitement rei1 ed
at Pana, Ill.,, this morning as a resul. Of
last nights riot. The negroes paroued
the city all night looking for ua.ou
miners. Shooting continued in The vi.
cinity of the mire during the entire
night. Every citizen that stepped into
his yard was shot st.
The factory buildings of the Bradley Fer.
ii izer Works at North Weymouth. Ma
were burned at II o'clock last night .-r
contents, including stock aud much yaas e
machinery, was slso destroyed, and IT, ,.,t.
loss will be about $25O,O00 The bu .ags
covered an area of more than three acre.
Up TO the present day 525 claims Tor 7er .
sious arising out of the recent war with pain
have been filed at the Pension Office ucw
division of the bureau has already been Csea'.
ed for the Spanish war pensions
Lieut.. Col. William D. Robinson, o tie
Fifth Maryland regiment, died sud5ely
yesterday in Atlanta, Ca, where Dr. bad
gone on visit.
By unanimous vote the resignation of Rev
Henry Dixon Jones, as rector OF the Ctrlh
of intercession, New York, was acceq,e. ty
the vestry last niGht.
In Buda Pesth to-day a man named P.,e-
GRIM or Demetrovice was arrested OF e-f.
cion of having designs on the life Of the la-
OF Roumania.
Del Nor;e the guideless PAGER ye-'a-sf
at Salem, Ore. reduced tho worlds re.-io.
2:04a. for one mile to 2:04l..
Naval Constructor Hobson now ho.e' 10
save the wrecked Spanish cruiser Yizcay4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
The Contradictions Bout.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The Corbett-
Mccoy run-in at the Gilsey House
Wednesday is the principal theme of
conversation among New York's sport
followers. Each side has story to tell &,
Mccoy claiming that he only used his
fists, while Corbett says his rival stoop-
ed to the modifying kick. Witnesses
all agree that Corbett called Mccoy q
monkey and that the latter countered
by saying Corbett was cur, and that
Mccoy jabbed Corbett in the face twice
with his left and that the latter hit Nc
Coy swinging left-hander punch on
the right cheek. But that is all on
which they do agree. When it comes
to the kicking incident they all differ.
1t is said that place has been found
where the contest between the men can
be held without interference. October
18Th is the date but the location of The
new club will not be made public before
the first of the month. While the fight
will not be held in Buffalo or near
there, it will, it is said, come oil in New
York State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

The death Of Mr.. Thomas F. Bayard
will be regretted by all the right think
ing people of the country, not because
he was great man in any respect, but
because he was one of the few honest
men who under the unfavorable condi-
tions of modern republican institutions
obtained and retained public positions
the duties of which he performed in g
strictly honorable and conscientious
manner. He, however, was victim of
the malign influence to which all Of
Mr.. Cleveland's other favorites were
subjected, and forfeited the support OF
the party that had promoted and ele.
waited him. He didn't wear his honors
blushingly, but became affected with
the disease that enlsrges the head, but
lessons the brain.