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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27
STATE LOUISIANA-Parish Of
Vermilion-,7th Judicial District
Court--No. 3l4.

Al afls1 OF
Vermilion-,7th Judicial District
Court--No. 3l4.
Succession of C6Iima Thihedeanx.
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, including the heirs
OF said succession. to make opposi-
ton, if they think fit, within ten
days from the day in which This
notice is published, showing the rea.
son If any they have. why said appli-
cation for discharge filed by Delmas
Leblanc, administrators of raid sue
cession and his bond cancelled as
such to file the same in writing in
the Office of the clerk of court within
ten days from the date hereof.
Given nnder my hand and seal of
court this goth day Of August,
1898.
ALCIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk Of Court.
Broussard & Kitchell, attys.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

The Iberia Parish Times has en-
larged from a four to a five column
folio and is as newsy as ever. We
congratulate Bro. Underwood upon
this recent evidence of increasing
success.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27
Three of the erandsons of Admiral

Three of the grandsons of Admiral
Raphael Semmes, who commanded
the famous Confederate cruiser Ala
bama, are now in the army and navy
of the United States. The are the
sons of General E. L. Wright, who
married the admiral's daughter. Gen.
Wright was himself an artillery Off
Ger in the Confederate army.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

The buttons of the "White Govern
ment Union" the new Democratic
order in North Carolina, have made
their appearance, and Q attention
is being paid to politics o the war
has ended.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

That is a mean nature which can
see no good and acknowledge no
capacity in an enemy. Heroism is
heroism still. though a foe display it.
Here is a story of bravery from a
London journal, and the hero was a
surgeon of the Spanish army in Cuba.
In the course of an engagement he
proceeded to the front line to help the
wounded. Forthwith a bullet shat
tered his knee-joint. With the help
Of his assistants he dressed his wound,
and then went to work. Disabled and
suffering under a hot fire, the surgeon
performed no less than twenty-four
major operations on stricken soldiers.
Could any American have well shown
more courage, patience, unselfsh-
ness? This man and his nation will
one day cease to be at enmity with us,
but need we wait till that happy day
before praising Spanish merit?
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

Wednesday another case of yellow
fever was reported in Franklin. Mr..
Guidry, a druggist, being the patient.
No other cases are reported.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

Chicago is suffering the horrors of
a heated term. Tuesday the mer-
curry stood at SO degrees and there
were ten deaths from heat prostration,
and twenty more who will recover.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

The Pennsylvania Democratic State
campaign was formally opened on the
18th. They declare themselves UNI
alterably oppose to ring rulers.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

STATE OF ~LOUISIANA,-17th
Judicial District Court,-Parish Of
Vermilion,-No. 81.
Succession of Sevenne Vincent.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested or having any opposition to
to make to the tableau of debts and
charges of said succession filed by
Adolphe Vincent administering said
estate to file same in writing in the
office OF the clerk of the district court
within ten days from the date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this goth day Of August, 1898.
ALcIDE LEBLANC,
Clerk of Court.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

The first bale of cotton of the sea-
son was bought here Wednesday by
Ike Roos, from Alibe Bertrand. It
classed strict middling, and sold for
81 cents per pound.-Clarion.
Viii our Republican friends who
are always clamoring for the best
dollar in the world-the money that
will bring most-pleasesexplain to a
poor way faring man on the financial
road, why the devil it is that in the
countries where money has attained
the highest excellence, and greatest
purchasing power, wages are low, the
common people go ragged and hum
CRY and free schools are unknown.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

Immediately following the signing
of the peace protocol President Nc
Kinley issued his proclamation declar-
ing 4 suspension Of hostilities by the
United States. Orders were prompt
y issued to the army and navy to this
effect. The blockading vessels and
The entire fleet in Cuban waters has
been ordered home. Spanish forces
remain in control of Havana, while
the United States troops will OCCUPY
and govern Santiago and the eastern
portion Of the island.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-08-27

C. S. Babin, Jr., civil engineer,
from Breauz Bridge, has been in
city Of New Orleans several lays this
week. Mr.. Babin is just now very
much interested in the prospects of
securing a paper mill for Ibis town.
Tupelo gum and several other varie-
ties of wood excellent for such puF-
poses, grow abundantly in the
swamps. Mr.. Babin has high hopes
of being able TO induce capitalists to
invest in a paper mil at Breanx
Bridge.-Teche Valley.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
Course for A. NJ. Raising the Standard.

Course for A. N. Raising the Standard.
The Trustees of Roanoke College, ut n
meeting held on the Sd inst, decided upon
plan Of comforting the degree OF A. NJ.
i'll course. A Bachelor OF Arts, after a
years work at the College in such cleo
tive studies as he did not pursue or COM
plete for that degree. may become u
candidate for the degree OF Master of
Arts. Special work in English and The
sis will also be required. For this higher
degree a grade OF not less than 80 in any
study and u general average Of not less
than 80 per cent. will berequired.
The requirement that candidate for
the degree of A. Is. must not fall below
20 in any study remains, but after this
year he will be required also to make u
general average grade OF not less than
80 per cent. in order to obtain that
degree.
The three vacancies in the Board of
Trustees were filed by the election of
Rev. Carl E. Grammar, d. D., of Norfolk,
Va, Ambrose l.. Henkle, of New Market,
Va, and Joseph d. Logan, Esq, of
Union. w. Va. 1t is understood that
these gentlem will serve.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH LAST SUNDAY.

j. N. Herman preached at IL q.
IN. subject: The Privilege of Work.
ing. The collection for Foreign
Missions amounted to $25.O2. 1t
was unanimously decided by the
congregation to build a new church
at once. The following commit
tee was appointed: w. G. HARRISON
Chairman, Geo. W. Gillespie Trea-
surer, DR.. r. Is. Gillespie Secretary,
FL. w. Pobst and VIM. l.. Britts.
NEXT SUNDAY.
j. N. Hartman will preach again
at IL q. m. and also at night. Sub
ject, Christianity-its Cause and
Cure. A collection for the starv-
ing Cubans will be taken.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
Liahtnlnq Hot Drops.

One William Sindram a German
harness maker who was in the EN-.
ploy of Mr.. Frank Howard at Wit.
tens Mills died during last week
from an overdose of the substitute
for Jersey lightning, the name of
which heads this local. Merchants
who keep this poison had better
pour it in deep holes in the ground
and avoid a prosecution for man.
slaughter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
LOCAL AN-D GENERAL
NE US BRIEFS.

Big lot Mattings and Floor Oil
Clothes at Alexander's.
BustOn and sons have a few
bags of Northern seed oats for
sale.
90 lbs granulated sugar for 6K cts per
pound; at Tyncs Bros.
Ferry's Garden Seeds are sold
by the Tazewell Supply Co., at 10
per cent. off the regular price.
Mrs. Joe Barnes, of Tazs well, is
spendin G few days withe her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. W.
Notwithstanding Virginian
liver it to you at $3.50 per basrel.
Now.is. the time to 'paeparey our gra-
den seed 8. Our seeds are nice and fresh,
we hope to sell you. Tynes Bros.
Misses Ethel Freshman and
: Lola Wells, of Kentucky are visiting
their uncle and aunt, Col. and Mrs.
May.
We dropped in at Alex ander's
yesterday, and saw HIM selling
some of the hansomest Dress Goods
and Silks we have ever seen in our
town.
Hon. w. B. Spratt, member of
the Legislature, from Tazewell, has
been among us 4. thisweek. Mr..
Spratt says he had good time in
} Richmond.
The best men in our town say that the
e. A. Fudge -four is the best on the
market. Tynes Bros. keep it. and will de-
Miss Brooke Tiller is at home
from Finney where she has been
teaching for some time. Her sis.
ter, Miss Belle, takes her place
and continues the school.
AT meeting, Tuesday morning,
of the town council of North Taze.
we'll an order was recorded re
questing the Norfolk s. Western
Ry., to sell no tickets to Tazewell
from any point west of Cedar Bluff
and in the smallpox district.
MT. and Mrs. A. D. w. Walton
and little Joe returned last Mon
day from two months visit east.
OF this time some weeks were
spent at the University of Virgil
MIA and the remainder with friends
and relatives in Roanoke.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
Good Property to Rent.

A good house of four large rooms,
besides cook. room, good we'll of
water. and large productive gar
den. This property is situated on
the car line, and is desirable as a
home. Rent only $500 per month.
Apply at this Office, or to T. NJ.
Hawkins, Sr., Tazewell, Va.
3-4tf.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11


by the Baptist people of the town.
Services will be held each after
noon at oclodk The pastors Of
the town will make short addresses.
The public are invited to attend.
~ 1t is with regret that we note
sthe fact that Mr.. j. M. Snapp, a
worthy citizen of Burke's Garden,
has advertised his property for
sale, preparatory to moving to the
State of Washington. We dislike
to lose such men from among us.
The sale takes place on the 10Th
of this month.
Don't forget that we guarantee The
n Orange Blossom Flour, made at The
Fudge Roller Mills to give complete sat.
isfaction. Tynes Bros. will deliver it to
at So. so.
With Il laudable desire to improve
4 the stock of our country Messrs Geo.
r. Surface w. L. Moore and John
Barns, returned yesterday from the
Blue Grass, whittier they had gone in
search of fine stock. Messrs Barnes
and Moore invested in thorough bred
saddle stock, while Mr.. Surfaces
fancy ran largely to mules, of which
he purchased round dozen.
Now that the season for efficient
road work is approaching, let us
impress the constituted authorities
to get together on some plan for
the betterment of that much used
thoroughfare between TazewelI
land the station. All the districts
and the two towns by paying q
reasonable proportion can very
easily put this little strip of road
way in fine shape, and no section
be any the worse off for the trifling
expenditure. If the Supervisors
for this district were to take the
matter in charge it would soon be
accomplished.
Misses Kate Grosclose, Alberta
Moss, and Maggie Greever, under
escort of Professor Greever, came
to town last Saturday and returned
after church services Sunday.
Our good friend Mr.. Ras Scott
ofCedar Bluff was in town Tuesday
for the first time since bis long and
serious illness. He was at deaths
door for many days, but now looks
like as strong and chunkey a spe.
cimen of the spared monument"
as one would need in a days hunt.
ing.
CAsToRrA.
.: y: |; i; .1a1Azzz- ~! ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
NORTH TAzEWELl BEEF Market

We deliver the best beef in guam
tiles to suit customers at any poi, t
in town. Orders by Telephone or
otherwise promptly attended to.
Telephone free.
If j. 81. WHITLEY & Sos.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
CHEAP COAL.

Virginia City GOAL delivered
S2.4O per ton, SPOT CASH. Dcran
Goal, owned by Col May and others
1895 per ton, delivered.
TAzEWELL SUPPLY co,
Kelly, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
WANTED

A good man at once to travel in Taxe.
well and smyth counties for Bluefield
Marble wofks. Good position to re-.
liable party. For information write to
R. L. Hopkins,
Bluefleld, W. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
WEEK OF PRAYER

The week of rayer for Foreign
Missions will be observed next week
by the Baptist people of the town.
Services will be held each after
noon at 3 oclodk- The pastors Of
the town will make short addresses
The public are invited to attend.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-03-11
W. W W

z "hen u store Is strong without there are
: few or no troubles within. Same with aour
I Flour that is made of good wheat and made
\ right creates no trouble in the home. Flour
Z that has given our customers entire satisfac.
: ton for years is the best evidence that it is
made OF good wheat and made right. The
Z subject OF flour is dear to every housekeeper's
: heart. The true housekeeper hates poor
\ Hour hates the kind that makes mean. hard
( bread; while she delights in the kind that
\ answers to her every touch-our kind
I liallards Obelisl1 Flour has few equals: il
4 is made by the best process, by the best Mil
I lers, out of the best wheat To those who
: have already used it we have nothing to say
: 1.-The flour will sing our praises. If you
I have never tried it, let us send you II barrel
\ and after thoroughly testing it, you are not
: satisfied, we'll take it back, charging you
4 nothing for what you have used Is that
. fair enough?
SEE THE HUMP s--That bread, cakes, pas
I try, ect. get on themselves when baked with
Billiards. Baking powder Ladies in this
\ neighborhood are fast finding out that it is
better to get powder that is a prize in itself
: than getting prizes for using inferior stuff
Sold in any quantity and always fresh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22

II. Wright, Thomas NJ. Hiltzhlmer, James
c. stras. Edwin C. Bennett, Thomas w.
Spindle, Jr.
AIusicians-Wads H. Payne, Munge p.
Buchanan.
Artifcer-Horace L. Sykes.
Wagoner--Robert L. Ryan.
Prdvates-Charles b. Borden. Champ T.
Bowen, Joseph l.. Bonavita, Gordon ID.
Black, Edward Il BOwer, David F. Daw.
nan, William Burgiss David q. Var.
ton, Robert IL Barton, Thomas r. Bar
nett. Lewis II. Britain, William w CAL
win, James p. Carnefx. Robert c. Craw-
ford, William D. C0fer, BENJAMIN F..
Cook, William @. Crockett, Jonathan S.
Crabill. Reginald w. Daily. Arthur t.
Day, Nick J. Doss, Frank f. billiard. Will
liam h Davidson. John B. Davis. John
w. Dupuy, Thomas L. Engleby, Jacob II.
Grossman. Charles b. Goggin, Andrew
NJ. Harvey, Harry w. Harris, Frank l..
Harris Oscar w. Huddleston, Joseph r.
Harmon, Thomas II. Johnson, Colin B.
Junkin, Leo w. Kasehagen, Charles j.
Llgon, John z. Lyon. George w. Misell,
Frank p. Moore, William w. McNeal,
James II. McCllntock, William o. Nickel,
James M. Nelms, Charles Il. Paul,
Branch II. Perkins, Elliott s. Pollard.
WHHdm j. RlueuOuS, wilmington NJ. Kol-
Ter, Charles w. Roller, James s. Roger,
John J. Roope, Joseph c. Starkey, Pat.
s. Sullivan, Charles r. Summerson, Will
liam T.. Smith, Thomas b. Saunders, Ro-
bert w. Tremaine, Thomas W. Trent
George Van Lew. Oscar w. Woods, Ro-
bert w. Wood, Marcellus ]. Wood, Herr
man II. link, Karl M. link.
Company Il, JEFF. Davis Rihes.
Captain-Wlngfeld Griffin.
First observation-disclosures A. Johnson.
Second Lieutenant-Lewis w. Lang
horne.
First Sergeant-Ottoway Willis.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Thomas T..
Smith.
Sergeants-Henry Forsyth, James w.
Hurt, Hampton Johnson.
Corporals-Walter Wilson, William
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22

Sergeants-John b. Conner, Leonard A.
Brofferet. Stuart II. Beerye. Robert IL.
Hudapool.
Corporals-Howard o. staff, Lindsay l..
Jewell George Il. ReE0n, Napoleon ~
Wade, Frank ID. Strother.
Muslcians-Mark Kilcollen, Charles X.
Grablll.
Arti6eer-Arthur y. Foster.
Waeoner-Charhs Craddoek.
Privafes-David II. Absolom, Samuel T.
Bruce. Henry II. Bprks. James @. Baker.
JacAsoh Vi. bgown, William r. blBnken-
snip, Blair Bianton- James ~. Birchhed,
william 0. Bolton. Chester Bullard, C. X.
Crltzer, james w. Corner, Harry T.. Cor
rell, Walter Il. Davis, Aaron A. Dexter,
Robert a. D0ss, LinVood @. Figgat, Carl
J.. Freeman, Edward p. Flagg, James r..
Foote, Clinton c. Fleet, Robert NJ. Fleet.
Henry l.. Francis, John c. Fry, John Il.
Fritz, Thomas j. Hines. John A. Kampe,
Elijah S. Hawkins. Otto c. Hase, Frank
j. Jack, Arthur L.. kashagan, Harry w.
Kagey, Joseph NJ. Krlpps. Edward 4.
Lloyd, BERTHE S. Light. Thomas b. Nc
Nerney. George w. Mathews. Henry a.
Miller, Edmond L. McCIntock, George
w. Martin, James II. Neishbors, Aonzo
w. Obensheim, William G. Oney, Walter
X. Padigo, Wallace l.. Padlgo, Robert Il.
fer. Anthony G. Shrader, Blythe Il.
smyth, benjamin +. Saunders, William
II. Tomxin, Walter W. Wade ID. s..
Walker, John ]. Ward. Marion o. Webb,
Henry c. Wootton, Hale Wootton,
Thomas II. Smith, Frank E. Williams.
Charles W. Weilmuth, Rudolph E. Wal
ters, Henry l.. WoodsoE, John ". Greasy
Company G, Roanoke Light Infantry
Captain-Ballard p. Hatcher.
First IJeutenant-George IL. Bentley.
Second Lieutenant-John W. Hancock.
First Sergeant-William r. Engleby.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Richard A.
Sinclair.
Sergeants-william II. 3. Looing.
Gooch Vaughan, Claude NJ. Speese, John
f. Brizzle.
Corporas-William w. Hanson, Oscar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22

Afffnccr-HarTy ~ White. n
| Prvates-Elijah Ricketts,. LeufS B&n15
John M. Barnett. Charles h. Conpells
| George o. Dtggs. Walter NJ. Dufee,
| Prince A. A Fox, Nicholas GootewaJs
John c. GallIger, BENJAMIN r. Goodwin
Albert Gay, George A. Hswes, Fred
| Hunson, John J. Hunt. William r. Hill
Enoch ], Harlow. John F. Jarvis, Arthur
Kettham, Lloyd A. Ray, Treyi'le La
touche. Joe Lane, Samuel A. Lecroys
Isnacy A. Langewicz, James J. Murphy,
william II. Martin. James w. Miller
William II. Miller, clifford L. Parker,
Ernest Pendleton. William B. Perry,
Henry o. Rouse, William A. Russ. Car.
rington J. Rhodes. John stafke. Thomas
Saunders, william III. seerell. Robert
Snodgriss, Patrick J. Shelby, Louis
shackboch, Henry g. Tyler. Henry II
White. Joseph Is. White, Ernest {. wall
tsrs. Emory B. Wood. Charles H. Wing
field, Earl H. Wright, Henry J. Terrell.
William M. Harris. Nathaniel varneys
James Fl. Young. James Walsh, John w.
Green, John w. Percival. Joseph M.
Davis, Joseph T. Sullivan. Patrick Cox
Francis w. Nutter. Peter Lynch, Eek
McDearmon. James Kfgrow. Gsorse v.
Smith. Junius T.. Gay. George y. Keoughs
Richard II. Powers.
Company M, Richmond GrayA
Captain--C. Gray Bossieux.
Iieutenants--E. III. Woon and T. y.
Fairlamb.
Sergeants--A. II. Gary. ]. g Cherry, J.
II. Evans, L. p. Eubank. l. ID. Cherry
O. Il. GilbriclS, auartermaster.
Corporals--J. l.. Garrison, II. d. Jones,
p. Miller. w. X. Thurstcn, I. J. Wander
grin, and Leroy speights.
Musicjaps-Charles Cupp and J. r.
Robinson.
Wagoner-W. IT. Pearson.
Priyates--W. 4. Andrews. /. NJ Bend
all, A. A. Colman. L. r.. Crooks. w. X.
Carper, w. J. Carper. 3 III. ChoaAi4 ".
f. Connor, A. c. Clark. w. I. Crowdsr.
j. i. Chafin e. r. Crawford NJ L.
Davis. j. ID. Ellis. L. w. Eatxi. L. A.
Fowler. w. u Ford. n l.. Garvison, c.
b. Garnets T.. II. Hubbard c. A. Hogy.
J. Hartman. w. Hogan. ". NJ Harcour<,
G. B. Howell, @. E. Johnston. ]. ID. Jones,
w. RI. Kindervater. l. Kahn. J. II. King.
r. @. Kelly. w. IL. Logan, ]. l.. Lohnran.
j. l.. Lipscomb, r. b. Mitchell A. j. Mills.
j. NJ. McCrehan, J. L. Mooney. W. X.
Parker. NJ. II. Parks. @. II. Pritchard w.
T. Pegram. b. A. Rogers, c. p. Rose. D.
Rippel, ]. A. Rutherford, K Scott, A. L.
Simpson, III. T. stone, ID. IL Saunders,
Il. f.. Taylor, J. II. Tickle W. B. Tickle.
s. T. viek, w. Valentine. W. II. Vsndss.
hoff. c. G. wilkins, w. w. Williams. W.
II. Wake. c. b. Wilkinson. I. s. white
]. s. Williams and ]. N. Watkins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22
CRUISER NEWARK.
She Goes Into Commission-Hee
Onicers-Accideat.

Onicers-Accident.
NORFOLK, VA, May 2t.--Cspecial.)->A
formidable addition to the available navy
was made at this yard to-day when the
United States cruiser Newark went into
commission. The ceremony was very
simple. When the crew and marine
guard were drawn up Captain A. 3. Barr
kers flag was hoisted, and the pennant
broken ont, the naval post band play
ing 1.-The Star-Spansled Banner" Cap
tain Barker is one OF the best-known off,
GERS In the navy, and has, sirce the be-
ginning OF the war with Spain. been q
member of the strategy board In WASH
ington. The following other officers re-
ported for duty on the Newark to-day;
Lieutenant Commander w. IL Turner.
as executive officer; Lieutenants w. f.
Halsey, A. C. Poundstone. ,. H. Gibons,
r. p. Carroll. II. Il. Bryan. and G. b
Captain Barkerj Paymaster G. s. wl-
liams, Surgeon q. II. Harmon Acting
Assistant-Surgeon II. A. Bum, Chief
Engineer c. =. Howell. The other offN
GERS win join the ship next week. The
Newark has been here for about fifteen
months, and great deal OF work has
been done on her. she carries an arma-
ment of twelve 6-inch guns, besides q
number Of smaller ones In her secondary
battery.
Mr.. Charlie Gayle, while at work on
the Newark this morning, fell down Z
coal-bunker. cutting painful cash is
his leg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22
JUST MISSED,

Mitcham, Robert c. Williams. Harry O.
Holt
Corporals-Richard B. Murdock. John
NJ. Tanner, Henry l.. Johnson, Louis u.
Wingheld, George 4. Peasants, Harry p.
Baker
Musicians-Langhorns u. Lewis, Will
liam +. McNeer.
Artihcer-Frank S. Moore.
Wagoner-Spotswood +. Fulks
PTivates-Kobert l.. Anderson. James
r. Andrews. Henry NJ. Armistead, Lewis
L. Armistead. Jr., Edgar r. Powles. Ed
ward W. Brisht1en. Eigere Il. Broader,
John L. Brooke, Arthur d. Brown, Ed
ward J. Brown, Joseph l. Brown, Ed
ward H. Canada, Lawrence c. Carter,
Nathaniel w. Croxton, Edward A. Duff
fel, Volney II. Duffel Charles B. Easley.
William II. Evans Ashton Fletcher,
Frederick a. Forsberg, John o. l.. Cog
gin, James o. Hensley, George l.. Hen
son. John d. Hickok. Edward Hickson,
Maurice b. Hickson, Obediah S. Hagan,
Gilbert w. Jerry. Hugo Jordan, John 3.
Jordan, Walter b. Jordan, Leroy L.
Kern, Frank s. Layne, William r
Iayne, Randolph c. Lee, Robert Il.
Lewis, James II. Long, Robert H. Long.
Robert w. Loving, George II. McCor-
mick, Edward NJ. Messler, Robert NJ.
Moseley, Robert f. Noel, Thomas l..
Oney. Preston r. Padgett, William G.
Pitman, Samuel II. Quarles, George L.
Ross, William p. Scott, William Z.
Sweeney, William Stands, Samuel j.
Smith, Ashton G. Southall. James II. =.
Stephenson, Ralph o. Thomas, George
+. Thompson, Jr., Patrick Turpin,
Thomas r. Wilkinson. Robert L. Will
hams, Joseph II. Winston. James Il.
WIT Iames O. WOlfenden Robert E l.
Wood.
Company +, Roanoke Machine
Guards.
Captain-Robert T.. Taylor.
First Lleutenant-James o. B. Palmer.
Second Lieutenant-Harner G.. Hogan.
First Sergeant-F'rank w. Thomas.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Owen A. Vol
lers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-22
STRUCK BY AN ENGINE
Fatal Accident at Radford--sheepv.
killing Dogs

EAST RADFoRD. VA. May M--0pe-
claI.)-Mr. James Caldwell. Of Beisp~ins.
vas struck by an engine and Instantly
killed Friday morning. He wanted 10
pass a crossing. and a freight train was
standing in the way. He crawled under
the freight train. and Just as he raised
up was struck by the pusher engine and
killed.
Sheep-killIng dogs made a raid on tho
flock OF j. N. Kinzer q few days ago and
killed eighteen fine lambs. 1t is hard that
a worthless cur should destroy so worth
OF sheep in ono night. and the owner
have no recourse but TO Kill the dog. ii
the dog were personal property and as
sessed, and tho owner made TO paS for
his worthlessness. there would be more
sheep and fewer dogs IN Virginia.
Judge George Il. Cassell and wife cele-
brated the seventeenth anniversary Of
their marriage at their home Thursday
night. A large number o. friends were
present.