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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-07-05

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
Quicksilver in New Zealand.

The New Zealand government offer.
a bounty of four pence (eight cents)
per pound for the first 100, 900 pounds
Of quicksilver produced in the colony,
but one third of that quantity at least
must be produced before March 81,
1900, and the remaining two thirds by
March 81, 1901. The bounty will
amount to $4,000. The existence Of
cinnabar in New Zealand is known.
1t has been found in several places,
and in some OF tkam, apparently, III
sufficient quantities to warrant further
exploration, but no workings have ever
been undertaken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21

directed the largest fleet ever undef the
command OF one man IN the history of
the United States, will not probably be
known or fully appreciated until the
history Of this war is written.
The health of the fleet is excellent.
The ships need docking sadly, the In
dana. New York and Iowa especially.
The first named VIII probably reouit
4 thorough o"erhauling of her machiH-
cry. One Of her condcnscrs became dis.
ahl2d on the trip north
shortly before ~ie.tvN>t; Euaut.ua,nu
barber f.: the iimI:eG S;,tc>. .rc
liG -ofiiyn ran oitp 8, mud yanS. Where
was hauled off uainjured.
A't:'l!al sampson: went to hiS h. me IN
Glen i;tcSe. N. j., iA.iHiit. lie was &C
oolhi'aiied by Mis-. Sampson ana lie
"t. q, n.eri''"is of Aia FANNY. lie was
enthusiastically received.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
pANDO Vt PRoGREssO.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20.-The STATE
department received a cablegram to-
day from Consul Thompson. at Pro-
Sr~so. Mexico. stating that Genera
laido. he Spanish general. second IN
commend t. General B!ancO. had ar
rlNca ~lnc"&"ito at ProsreSso yesterday.
on tile Mexican steamer Campeche. Tx
consul say; General pando seeks to or
ley Havana o. B%atanabo. Cuba. on the
i'tltiSh steamer Guillermo Lopez.
When last heard of General Pando
was ALLEGED 10 lc in cSmmand of lha
Spanish frees at M~anZanillo. near San-
ii&.o. a~i;a"nah at that time it was as
serted N Havana that he waS srill
there. Win the cessation OF HOSTILE
ties there appears to be no reason Why
he should not go to Havana or. Batan-
aDO. - .. I.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
Indian Princess Grndus

Miss Lois Minnie Cornell IN One
ida Indian girl Of royal parentage, was
graduated with high honors from
Grafton hall, an Episcopalian girls
school of Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin.
Miss Cornelius Is a direct descendant
of a long line of chiefs. Her grandfa-
Their was the famous old chief Skenan-
dore. we'll known even now throughout
Wisconsin, and her father would now
have been chief Of his tribe but for the
protective government of the United
States over the Oneida reservation.
Last year Miss Cornelius won first
prize in crayon Stretching out Of a
large class in art. Some of her sketches
are remarkably fine. She does not in
tend to devote herself to art. however.
She will take UP a course of study in
some medical college.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
f1ENp1sn, CRIME in GEORGIA,
Mother and Her Son. Murdered by q
|; Negro.
Hsy Telegram h .. M.
MACON. GA. Aug. .0.-A special to |
the Telegraph from Anericus, Ga.

f'y T"l.Sraph.)
MACON. GA. Aug. CA special to
the Telegraph from Arnericus. Ga,
SAYS: VI. .".. . #.."
Til" most iienainsh crime in the his
tory Of sumter county or the Who'll.
Sta:e was committed at Friendship.
twelve miles west of here. last night.
MIS-. james Si.(;:nrrah and her son.
James Boone. We're murdered by n no
gro man with an axe. While they were
IN their beds.
After ;le double murder the lend
OUTRAGED q negro woman. tied her 70
= t"e" in III" woods and mutilated har
~ = shocking amer. She died also.
but not until she had told the murder
tTS name. He told other negroes that
tie had killed three people last night.
:nd borrowed n h"rS" ana rode away.
The murdered people were discovered
! by john Boone, Il son of the murdered
Woman. ami Il crowd Il; once started af-
ter IN" !iend. He was caught late this
evening and promptly lynched.
The woods and fields FOR miles about
W"f" scored by II posse. many negroes
Joining in the chase OF the murderer.
Officers from the city went GU, wirh
h~i"n'ihnrnt!s 10 join in the pursuit. In
II" meantime it is said the negroc wo-
iH2an who WIS found tied in the wood;
ana m1ltrettcI. made a statement as
I" tn" guilty negro. and pointed out to
"N" Of those lncst diliEent in the search
"l IA" supposed criminal ard told
WiNi" the bloody axe could be found.
Tiil: MURDERER LYNCHED.-
Though hardly believing her story.
81 Incredible it seemed. u part OF .,.e
i;lrsi.ihg party went tn investigate and
found thc bloody Weapon and blood
sta ned clothes Of the murderer con.
r"a!"d in an abandoned well on the Nj
''"li,h plantation. Just as the won,nn
''rs"fih"d. tn" guilty wretch was
quickly taken into custody and a; oo,-
non of the pursuing PARTY called in.
Ait"r thoroughly satisfying them
'c'N"s' or his guilt. the black brute was
strung up and his body riddlerl with
outlets. The officers who had joined in
n" chase were not present nj r;nc
J mining. having eone with bloodh 1,nfls
on another trail and they knew moth
l"E "f the affair until long afterward.
However. they could have lone Moth
ing had they been present, as the out
ragged people of the community were
h"nt on avenging tn" doubt" murder
committed in their midst and nothing
'fi!ld have stopped them. .M." H
ne badly of III" dead negro was lief.
S".l:ls'n'r 20 q; tree where hundreds or
rn"!tl" viewed it during the afternoon"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
M~AkEsoUEEN's STOCKINGS.
Aons and Faithful Work Duty Recognised
by Her 0lsjosiy.

Long SHu ta1th1uI Work Duly IsHUORniZC0
BY Her Msjosty.
who makes the Queens stock
ings?" I'VE" say Messrs. Morley Of
Osborne street, Derby. I'VE make her
stockings" They are purchased by
the Queen from Messrs. Shears C
Wells, for whom they are ~nlanufac-
tured by Messrs. Morley. The latter
firm commit the work to an old cav
er. Mr.. Join Meakiu. who has been
employed by them for upward Of sew
enty years. The old man has recently
been brought to the notice of her ma
oesty, who has caused to be forward
ed to him an autograph portrait as a
token of her appreciation OF the long
and faithful handiwork he has done
for her. y representative OF the Press.
who called on Mr.. Meakin soon after
he received the portrait. found him
engaged on. a pair OF hose for the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21

Queens summer wear. They were OF
the finest white lace silk. though. as 4
rule, they are said to be black with
white tops aud feet. a coronet with
the letters ". r." and the initials of
the sellers and the weaver in smaller
letters, are worked into the hose. Mr..
Meakin, who is hale and hearty. in
spite of his 81 years. has been photo
gfsiled. With 4 view of returning in
his Own M:y tile kindly compliment
which her majesty has PAID him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
His Division Will Not Go to M!lcl4
F.. N... .." . - town.
~ i"EI"STdilT.T 7
AM 1ua .,a.;,,

- 'SS 1SitS t)l.J -
WASHINGTON. Aug. pa special
I" the Star from Thorou;hfare. VA,
says that orders received. las; ,,i.;lt
nave completely altered General Dayis'
plans i5r. til. movement Of his j;ivisj n.
an ihdeiinita stay at Thoroughfare has
been ordered on account .f the i.r;l II
water at Mitid!etuwn. Pa. Anotae. res
son is that sufficient Sround for the ~
tire Second corps cannot be secured
there FOR Il reasonable price. Engin=,r
1flcerS are now examining ground in
the vicinity Of Thoroughfare with n
view to selecting new camp sites. Some
of the places low occupied are law and
damp. Filth has already accumulated
in dangerous quantities and there is W.
gent need Tor a change. 1t is exreot q
that every regiment will be on Eew
ground by Tuesday. The men ma:if . t
great Disappointment ut the change in
plans regarding the transfer To Middle
town. . d.. III. . ."" .... "Nu
Another hospital train containing 70
patients left Thoroug!lfare for Bristi Il
Va. yesterday. Most Of the men ver@
suffering from typhoid on ma!a.ial f.
.NerS. None of the cases are very Sc
.rious. Much Inconvenience has he II
caused the men because baggage and
personal effects have been sent ON TO
Middletown. . .#.. .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
TIE MODERN WAR.
IDctroit "Journnl.l-

Mars remarked Jupiter. white thcv
W"r" waiting for G~aENnledc to cone
with more g rackcd ice. why don't YOU
take hold and run this Hisuano-.Aui..r :
can affair."" ~ "0.
The god of war shook his head sadly.
I'm not tie commissioner II n
newspaper" he answered..
what was more. he had no prospects.
neEc having written q society novel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
They E.toy the View.

Since the Washington Monument
was opened to the public. October 8.
1888, nearly fifteen hundred thousand
have visited the top of the monolith
and enjoyed the beautiful panorama
adjacent to the national capital. Dur
ing February of 1898 there were about
ten thousand visitors, of whom two
thousand made The ascent by means
OF the stairway instead of in the ele-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
SOLDIER AwED Ply MoNEY.

The money the government is re-
ceiving is handled in the cashrnom ovrr
at the treasury, and the cashroom is
ground so sacred that mere visitors
are generally not admitted to the floor,
but are permitted to look on from tho
gallery, says the Washington Post.
In the entorE of man nobody has
ever spoken aloud in that gallery till
one day last week. and. really, since my
best friends maiden great-aunt, who
is e, and Wears Congress gators, Mas
winked ut five times in three blocks on
Pennsylvania avenue by mel in uni
form. the other day. Tn prepared for
any exhibition of "b~rastness'' on tn.
cushroom leaned afiably over the rail-
ing. 0.. .O, +"
"Ah. there. partner" said lie cordially
to the paying teller. |.
The gentleman addressed, who is an
extremely dignified gentleman, looked
Hello" said the soldier. .How
much money have you got in that pack
age?" M@.
Captain Gibson looked at the packet
of bills. :
oh. there's $4,000 there he said. "in
bills of all denominations, from a thous-
and down.
is there enc bill there for a thousand
d"llars?' asked the private a ,rine
=: @Tes.NAa captain Gibson. .M.
and faW much is in that bag?''
"A thousand dollars" nswered the
paying teller. opening a drawer near a,
hand. The private caught a glimpse or
more money inside.
Hold on, %pardner- hold on there"
ne said. 1--we Seen all kin stan.
Keep chat drawer shut up till I git aus
OF here; I can't stand the sight Of any
more money. pardner. I can't stand H."
And the defender of his country with
drew and silence fell again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
. QUESTION FOR THE BRIyIsu
lChicago Times-Herald.l

VI IChlNaEO TTnleS-HerulU.) =
The most critical situation is that Of
England and Russia. and il viii re-
Hulre The utmost Wisdom and self-re-
stralnt on the part of England to avoid
war. Is China pr the Chinese trade
worth the cost of such a war as this
would be? That is the question for the
British people to decide. \ more SOL
cmn n earnest question was never
submitted to any people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
pISpATcu FRnM suAETER

WASHINGTL Aug. 20.-The fol-
lowing cahlcgram from General SHAFT
ter has been received by the War De
pslrtmcnt: ri. .
Santiago de Cuba. Aug. 20.
"Adjutant General. Washington:
"The Yucatan. with 300 of the Sew
enth infantry; Santiago. with 800 of the
Thirty-fourth Michigan and the Hud-
son. with 800 of the First District Of
Columbia. left this morning.
%(Signed.) "SHAFTER.
~ - ----- --- Major General"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21

IN lower Broadway you have tolera-
hly fair sailing; but after that Your
courage Will br put to the test: still
there is no danger till you get to the
hciGhbhrhood Of Two handsome stores,
one Il whirlpool of silks and v~elvris,
!he other Il maC!sirom Of splendid temp
titicns. You must pause here; and If
there is an Insurance office in this
naiGNburl.uod. SelrtAl it out, and. keep
ing your dangerous purpose. 4 mystery.
insure your life and costume. for ell
the company viii! be desperate enough
To aINam..e ~ sucn articles. Then.
with the policy in Your purse. plant
yourself GA the culbS;one, with one
foot advanced and reac for q spring
the noiient YOU see an opening be-
tween the carriages. carts anil cars that
rotate between You and the other side.
After half an hour or SO, you may par
tialS ,at"l 4 glimpse of the opposite
pavement. with a crow of forlorn-
locking individuals lodging up and
GOWN. and striving to obtain 4 view
Of !o4r Site. Don't allow your eyes
In wander that way. Sympathy is de-
str'i~ticn to the cool self poasession
necessary 10 tt.e r-i;lous emit rpr!se ba-
f"ie sou: hc5.t.:s, y"l have only seen
their p~liNs;!osii"rni-s tiierk.reu ~ 4
ferc%t III revolving wheel SPIKES. ana
they may not wear fashionable bon
r..tS after all. | IT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21
ON THE

tion. r" ."
ON THE DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterdays Games in the
National ana atlantic Leagues.
." ti;S T'ei"Graph.l .. ..M
PHILADELPHIA. 2: LOUISVILLE. q.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2o.-rhiln-
delphia. defeated Louisville today in d
Light hitting game. r.at and Guam NJ
ham pitched excellent hall. But tn. for
MGR had a shade the better Of ii. At
tendance. 6.3U4. .. ."... p" ...
philaaciphia. o o x-2 4 i
Eatteries-Pin't and NrFur,and,s Gun
ninsha1n and kittrii-r. Umpires Con
nelly and curry. Tinr-l:5a.
BALTIMORE. >: ST. LOUIS. l.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 20 Tucker was
put out of the game in the eighth in
! ming G"t, offensive coaching after r.
I,ctt"d admonitiotls. M"Jhnrs pulled
"ut Of severn! tight holes toward tn.
end. Attendance. 2.l7i.
Baltimore. oooloo11o- ! 10 ?
st. Louis. 20 @ 0 o o o / o. I. s l
Batteries Mechanics aud Clarke. Tay-
ior ard Ilins!aw. Umpire Warner.
T~ilnc-2:no. ...... =".
cMlrAGo. 2; BRooKl.yN. !.
vinriblv today cxcrlIt in Ire seventh.
when tn" iiro"klEl,s punched all their
h,i'. J eIsrs M;ls 'n,'ar rather freely
ny. no. '"f runs A''efa''''S' 900.
score: #. ..... .. lttl.t1.
n''eiG": y : "a 90 Y
Ni - ~ y y " y ! y ~ :
scr and H:nn. Empires -McDonA.d
w Ivy; Inc ~:
S'.N 1870 - (-r.N l:l.iNN'o. :"
5SisM YORK. Aug. 2o.--The Indians
h ;all 'n ne i sha In wen up u M tine "lnH,S,
iwn y. 'n nn 1 hnsna v Ihen, WIN
~" naRssr NJ" ,%il ce!ltefl.,'a' srn:-
I,lS Nv" runs ; nd" winning the game.
Score. ' vi" 81. "...ru
Nav York Ia ooo1o1oo-i . i
Cleveland. % looI 00O-$ :
n'',eries-nusic and Warner, Pow
ana Andrews. ,Tim,n-e.io 80 '@
BOSTON. .: rISciNSAT1
BOSTON h,lr. % -nnsni,s H.. f.ot
that Willis .-nyr ri.bt h,s,s AN hniI.
the c!,an,uinns won l"dav;s r,,n,. IN =
close confess, win the c~jncinnaIis
! Nirha:s took Wiliis' nl,r, in thn ninth
and saved the game for tn. home tno,n
scIrn: 1890 EHr
Boston. n OF ooouox-r 3 ,
Cincinnati. =, % 0 0 0 oooIo-1 !
Hattyries-Willis NichoIs ana ya,a,
Dwyrr ana PETIT, rmnirrsNGafrn
ana Brown. Tjmn-. 80 -
WASHINGTON 4.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ao.IThn Senn-
tors o~u,played the Pirates in both
games. In the frs, the njtchinn and
fielding won the same n MA s,non,
Donav:,n was 81 so,n 7",'ir W via, ,1'e b TH'@ niu
good work. while Rhincs vas hit hard
Attendance. 1900.
FIRST game .M .." "M RIFE.
| WASHINGTON % @ O q q ~ q i
| FjttShu-w. u q q on a. /;
MISUNDERSTANDING and N,G;u;:.
Hastings ana Schr!ver. umpires-Ems-
lie ana Hunt. Time. 20 -
WASHINGTON 6: pITTSHl1Rc /. .
Second came - ~. r.. -
~ y [t's'"" c-,t.G.
n'TL,.S.'' ~ .
p.'ta.oe : ~ wy !
49, 'soi,oNaii INV nicN,u're'
- ~ , IriNSi' sn'i'lcA Illus
N. so" hTnriIi VIII rAo1-r ..
Ar TnnndN :N
First ..ame- ptE,
- - 49, ,'i.."ft,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2O.-Foracas
for Sunday: For Virginia. partly CLOUDY
weather.: showers in extreme southeast
portion: warmer: variable ind
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-21

If YOU are in full walking costume.
go alone: it will be quite as much as
YOU can manage to get along without
walking OF both sides of Broadway at
once--and IL YOU have a companion she
Will crowd you i@nominiousiy gains
all the lamp posts, or force you 70
sweep the doorsteps with your f1ounces.
Hcsi"es. it is mournful to see Il poor
exclamation point of 4 man. forcing his
way between or around two ladies.
When they get Il little strong-minded
about shopping: he is sur to be eX-
tinguished in the effort. or at least
comes out Of the expedition like an ex-
llnring vessel d;smantled by the ice
EerSS. " If.
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NOT THE OLD WOMAN.

II1UStOn TraVcIer.)
BagEs--Ii is said that Dame Fortune
knocks once at every mans door.
JaGss-Well, it vas her daughter,
Misfortune. who called on me-.
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ECONOMICAL WOMAN.
Cincinnati Enqnir

Wallace-This war tax has been a
good thing for me.
Ferry-As to how?
Wallace-My wife doesn't ask me for
checks so often, now that she realizes
they cost two cents apiece.
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The ETERNAL JUVENILE.
(Chicago Tr.bune.) m

other folks noses" 80 -
Hush. Willie" . " .# #.
81 heard YOU say the other dav
mamma. that Mr.. Meeker had ha1 III:
nose to the grindstone for seventeen
quit tuat!"
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AND THEY AREN'T WORTH IT.

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The government has just ordered 10
100000 cartridges. INC yet there is NC
body to shoot at now except tie. war
poets. ". .- MM.
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