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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-24
NORWAY.

NOh"A1s
The present cabinet proposes that
the new Bergen railway be made broad
gauge, and that the Voss railway be
also changed to the same.
The car admitted Prof Manson to a
short audience in the palace Zarskoie
Selo. Nansen lectured in English be-
fore the geographical society of st.
Petersburg, and received the, grand
gold medal of the society.
The family name maniacs have ex-
perienced setback. The king per-
mitted two brothers to call themselves
Krefting the maiden name of one of
their grandmothers. They were sued
by the regular Krefting family for
stealing their name; but the courts
have sustained the choice of the two
brothers.
The smallpox patients have been dis
missed from the Ullevold hospital in
Kristiania as wholly cured
The crown prince is spending the
present week in the vicinity of Bergen,
and his route includes some of the most
famous mountain scenery in Norway.
The savings bank of Trondhjem has
donated $1,000 to the fund for the res
toration of the famous cathedral of
that city.
A forest fire was started by sparks
from a locomotive at Stensfjeld. near
Bergen; but it was checked by the pu-
pills of the Stend agricultural college.
and the employees of a neigh boring fac
tory.
The tax lists of Trondhiem show
that the assessed valuationsAf the city
is SO, 55S, 600, and the incomessforE 1898 is
81, 17s. 500. S 90. s..: g. :. q
The total catch of Goldfish for the
whole country up to May was only
80, 1000, 900 fish, while the average is
about 100000. The prices are poor,
too, because the war has demoralized
the Spanish market.
The Norwegian cabinet in Stock
holm had an executive session April
80. The most important transaction
was the ratification of the amendment
to the constitution of Norway, grant
ing all men of IS years of age the right
to vote at all elections. This highly
important matter seems to have caused
no friction in the cabinet. -.
Kaiser Wilhelm will. make q short
trip to Norway in July. - = - :
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-24
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-05-24
AN ANCIENT CUSTOM.
From Republican, Traveller. Arkansas Cit

from Republican, Traveller, Arkansas City,
Kan.
Pilgrimages to some shrine of St. Vitus,
to cure the disease known as St. Vitus'
dance are no longer made. The modern
way of treating this affection 10 within
reach of every household, as is shown by the
experience of Karl A. Wagner, the eleven
st., Arkansas city, Ran. fhe father tells
the story as follows:
cover a year ago." he says, ''Karl was
taken with St. Vitus' dance and continued
to grow worse during five months he was
under physisian's care. His tongue be-
came paralyzed and we could not understand
a, word he said. He became very thin, lost
the use of his right leg and seemed doomed
to become a hopeless invalid. We had about
given up hope when DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People were recommended to
cured of similar affliction by the pills.
II bought box of them at once and soon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
AN ANTI-AMERlCAN DECREE.
This One Forbids Foreigners Attend.
fnga Stockholders Expected.

BERLIN. Feb. 2G-Wi,h the carnival
ball ON Tuesday the season. big court
fatos ended. Al this hau. which was at
enued by The whole OF tne American Elm
bassy and 700 guests, court e-queltr -
always relax d. The Emperor cnatted
with tie Ambassadors and others quite
Informally.
his Majesty convorsad at length with
tho Uni.od otcs Ambassador Mr. =
drew j. White and spoke admirMslN or
.nc chhdfen ot Mrs Wibors, nl &c OF
Secretary sherman.
Tho conversation turning upon the loss
OF the lattloship Maine. his aIesiy re-
marked that the disaster was doubtless
due TO- am uniucky accident ana nuL 20
tno work OF ~ span $50 iana1c' aui'ns
that all the evidence pointed that way.
An informal decree has been issued beg
eng the public 90 cease mole ing the
emperor and Empress while they are out
driving,
A decree was issued by the Government
ON Thursday last fOrhiddng the "a ure
attendance of fore gners in The mach merry
and engineering department of the berhn
Techn cal High School. and it has caused
born students Boz Germany, as lt is ne
lioved Co Dee the forerunncr of others tN-
ciud ng them from an similar inst uion3
The American university students here
ovnr ss tie opinion that the Gov fnmeni
~ shortly issue "A decree restricting lhe
attendance at universities. As over ! 90
Americans are now studying az German
universities. IL will hit them hard.
The Governm DO has instructed me pro
v'ncial presidents to secure expert opln-
ions as to whether the America rctro-
'.url sold in Germany g. OF insuhic M
Illuminating power and easily explosive,
with view OF prohibiting JOS sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

in France looking back Is allowed. while
IN this tountry suspension or cisduaiih-
ratiOn follows such breach Of tie ru'es-
Me not look back In race" said Lamb
srjack. then / not know who back me-
when sprinting August Lehr hobs MS
head IN most peculiar manner. John
West. his manager and tfaintr, tried 10
make Lchr change his STYLE TO which
Lehr retorted III head no go Lehr no
90" with that the matter rested behr
tides very fast both IN sprinting and m
plugging at q steady gait and he hobs
ais head. West declares hat the Zig
German vii, surprise many of those who
now lauch az Ms style. while Lehr de-
clares that he nevr rode faster In his
ne than al the press M time.
Fred LOughsad may not be seen on the
'ycle track the coming season. Loughead
has lately been made q full raEiner Of his
.ather no a larse hard @ood manufacture
ing business In sarnia, Ont. and press
duties there viii probably prevent his
racing az all IN 'sS
Gougoltz uscs an s. gear while training.
and puts on a 100 gear when in race.
Gougoltz claims that this saves his legs
from firing while training.
CYCLE CRANK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Miss George Slainback. who has been
Sick, IS now RAPIDLY recoyerns.
Mr.. Percy G.. Courtney. of Hinton. W
Va, is stopping 40 91 east Leigh street
Mrs. John Addison and Miss Annie
Ban ere visiting friends IN Washington.
Miss Emmio Whcrry left for Baltimore
l'r day morning 20 visit friends in that
city
Miss GarnetJ Wright, Of Norfolk. Va.
is visiting the Misses Han of north Tent d
street
Miss j. Kempcr Morton. Of Farmvic.
Va. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Greed
Hask.ns. at 4l2 west Main. in this city.
Mrs. ~. j. Warning is the guest Of her
father and other relatives in New Or
leans. for tho Mardi Gras.
District Judge Robert w Hughes who
recently resigned his place ON the bench
was in the city yesterday.
Tho ladies' matiuc. musicale VIII meet
next Friday afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock No
the fesid nee 0i N ss Louise Williams,
so 30 west Grace street.
Airs. r. :. McCauslaud OF Boston.
Mass who haas been visiting hcr fier.
Ils. r. a. Ewers left for Washington
city 90 visit Ser mother.
The Misses Noss. of Athens. Ca. who
have been wintarins in washington. 10.
g.. are visiting their friends Major ana
Mrs. u. BOOtou Ilil. i02 Floyd avenue.
The Board of Directors of the Mctho-
dlst Sunday-sch1ol Society win meet
zoo nroaG-Street church This afternoon at
$500 O'Clock
A meeting 81 d ieeol,s from thc CATH
ollie Societies off She city will De- held in
Cathedral UaE his afternoon ut
" O'Clock fo uar...t lrr1netI noIfe for tio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
OBITC AIRY.


S..5m has message brought moro
sorr1w lo loving hearts. than d.d me
or. recently received in this CITY, an-
nouncre the death OF Thomas NJ. A .i'e.
fan Meuphis. Tenn. on the 18th instant
The sad intelligence caused thn pr.
fourdest sorrow among his many iiienn5
I'M Richmond. and evoked the mcsl
heartfelt oxnfo ssi0ns OF sympathy from
;hose who knew ard loved him best his
stf-vf,lrr con rades of the Third COM
pauv Richmond Howitzers. To this cr-
oanization DE attached himself az the
,erv commencement OF ihe wax between
the states. when youth OF sixteen years
and served with 10. through an the conn
pairns OF the Army OF Northern Viz
rini4 and never left his guns. throuch tNt
four evcntful years OF The war except
when disabled by n wound received on
The 10Th of May. iSfi in one or the bloody
batties OF fhc Wilderness. Tie remain
al true and steadfast 90 the end. an
svetiue 10 the last roll call OF his COM
many an the fatcful field OF Appomat,ox.
Seeking his fortune in distant states
after inc close of the war hls loyal heart
was ever true 20 Virginia and hc often
turned his race 70 dear old Richmond 20
visit the friends of his youth and clasp
hands with his comrades 81 the days
that tried mems souls" who win. as long
as ifo remains TO them, bear ln their
very heart of hearts. the anectiOnfte
memory of the kindly virtues OF their
their loving true hearted gallant COM
rade, Tom Miller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

TOANO. Va. Feb 9.-Miss Lula Rich
ardsOn yesterday gave her trl nds an
oyster roast 1he parity met at her
beautiful home, "Houyfolk. thence they
drove down in carriages and bueeios %
phMaues Beach. ON Che York river
where they spent several hours, some
ivrtng TO opcn the bivalfes mouth.
some promouadng up ana down the
leach. while others We're enioylns de-
lightful sail in Dr. George Richardson s.
beautiful yacht. Among those present
Were. Nr. and Mrs. a. y. Richardson.
Dr and Mrs George richardson Miss
Inla Richardson. Miss Mary Warren.
Miss Mamie Wright, Miss Gertrude
Barnes Mr.. and Mrs e.. g.. Branch. Mr.
and Mrs John N. Geddy Dr. John hich-
ordson. of Now York. Dr. II. T.. Stephen
SON. Mr.. " W. Ware, Miss Mabel Welsh,
of Richmond: Professor A. II. Llcklider,
Miss Sarah Wilkinson, MI Eddie Goddin
and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

bitches being passed over with ease.
This brought the hunt 10 Ashburncr's
farm where there are four good jumps,
after each other I'm quick succession. All
the horsps jumped without mistake or re-
refusal The tran then led over hurdle
Gay the woods near Bethlehem church. and
fh,r one NJ tho church which brought
thc tnt into Morrison's where there are
two good plank fences at one or which
Mr.. Spencer Carter just saved himself
from a. croppcr off Mr. +. T.. Barney
thoroughbred marc Duchess on which
Dec was mounted. This was tho first hunt
the mare has been boz with this Clue. and
with this one exception she ala not mako
"a mistake. The hounds. who 10 must be
sand. were not running in their usual
style. but Kept being az fault next lea
The hunt round through "Acca stock
farm were there were two good jumps
ore over timber the other brush. Here
tlc only misnap OF the hunt took place.
SIR Martin of Manchester. who vas on
good looking bay horse Was unaeatod.
1ne hWt finished at the club house.
Among those io the saddle were. DIR.
and Miss Sophie White Mr. and Mrs. a..
%. Carlsuan. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. r. n.
Carter 0frs. Hugh TAYLOR. Miss Archer,
Miss Blacksr. Dr Triton. and Mcssrs.
g. cole Blanton r. NJ. Wortham. IL. H..
Clatkc W. A. IIiginbotham. T.. CroNion.
W. Townos. J. ID. Matthews =. stewart
pryan. T.. D. Savage. l.. O.. Nourg Will
liam Ruopcr D.. u. Meanlov r. N.
Gaines. Master Frank Christian and 9TH
ers.
AT the club house were Alr. and Mrs.
Henry HARDWOOD Miss Meade. Of Clarke
county. Va Miss Wise. lliss Biernc COL
0nel and Mrs O.. OBJ C0wardiu. Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. Young Alexander Cameron
and nnrlN and olhoTs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
FIVE KILLED,
\ Passenger Locomotive Runs Into IA
BUS

4 Passenger Locomotive Runs Into "a
Bus.
CHICAGO. Feb ga bus 0lled with
pieasure-seekers was struck by a Grams
Trunk passenger train at the western
avenue crossing south of blue Island
I'm the southwestern part Of the city at
@ o'clock Tonight. Five OF the number
were killed. and none of The occupants of
the vehicle escaped without Injury TWO
being badly hurt. The dead aye:
Mary Reitz. seventeen years old.
Jennie Wilette. eighteen years Old.
Sophia Van Buren,. hitoen years ola.
Louis saucrbier. fourteen years old, son
of driver
Fred pelky. twenty years old.
Unidentified woman, taken 10 Wesl
Harvey
The train which collded with tho ON
nihus was bound toward Chicago. no
was behind time as Or approached Blue
island from the southeast and W. going
al a. high rate of speed. AS tne bua
rounded curve the train was seen ape
proaching slight down grade proc
vonteu the Criyer from stopping the wee
hicle as t slipped ON The be-. and snow
and just ms tho frightened horses leaped
across the tracks the heavy locomotive
struck tine frln vehicle fairly in the midi
DE. hurting human bodies and fragments
of debris FAR t-om enc tracks and cogtn-
uing on its journey nortnward
several hundred feet before 90 could be
stopped. nassins over several bodies In
its passage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

NEW YORK. Feb. B-The Manitoban
steamship which sailed from An Nor
way February 500 having 0n ho9r' so
reindeer consigned 10 United States Gov
eminent. was this morning eAa~ty a
week overdue at This port
some anxiety is foit f0r tho vessel but
% ls certainty chat the storms. which
the vessel probably encountered. viii
caufo such havoc amou- the reindeer
Lieutenant Devoro OF the United
States Army. who arranged for the i'm
poriaton. fears fha worst 20 tar as the
reindeer are concerned.
lie recalls thc flct that in the recent
private shipment al twenty md or only
Two reached British Columbia alive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
Chicago Thugs.

CHICAGO ILLS. Feb. an. j. NIL
Ter. OF the Grand Palace Hotel IVES
assaulted rcbb,d and left Tying unc n
scious on the sidewalk at linbba d
Court and Michigan Avenue fast 49, hI
Under the glare OF an arc Imp on the
busy th0roughfarc Two highwaymen heet
him. robbed him of all his money eol
watch and diamond pin and made Their
escape. leaving their victim for dead.
Paul Gaug D. "a saloon-keeper was held
10 IN his place of b-sncs ~ Randolph
street. late last night and robted of a
quantity of family ieNety and silver
ware. valued at Si.50o
Two hOld-up men were frustrated in
AN attempt 10 rob a saloon at Twenty
6ith and State STREETS by huge bull
do which tho proprietor unloosed.
lhe men took 90 their heels ard just
escaped the savage b.asts' teeth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

ruOEBUs. VA. FEB. -spcciaL-
Last sunday afternoon AIRS. Anna Horn.
wife OF Ordndnco-serecant Horn. was
laid fo rest
The Same evening tho remains on n,-''
Moss Topp.Dg. mlaa, son OF Dt l'p-
ming were Inferred I'm ST Johns Gene
lcry. m Hampton.
ON Tuesday Mrs. Nellie Cummins Eaean
wac buried f-om So Mays Catholic
cnurch. The funeral was largely ale
tended.
ro.h of these ladies LEFT young infants
ana bgf, were buried in Oakland
MIS-. Horn leaves % husband ana SIX
small children. Mrs Eagan leaves NUS
band and two children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
THE ALBEMARLE'S DISTINCTION.
I'm artist Wants Photographs OF Her
Officers.

The secretary Of The Confederate Memo
RAJ Literary Soc ETY. has received the tol-
lowing letter which Is ii-eNplanatory.
Scotland Neck y. c.. Jan. -. lSts.
Secretary of the Confederate Historical
Society. Richmond Va:
Dear Sir-FCf the purpose oi painting
large historical work OF the destruct on
Of the Albcmarlo. ] have devoted Two
years in collecting the minute iuiuriua ion
required and have nearly complet 81 thc
prepare Org work Tho scene on the Ale
lcmarle's upper deck wlil form the mos
inter-, sting feature of hc whole compost
ton ana I wish 10 introduce al The por-
traits oi the officers on deck M the SUI
premc moment of Cushine's attack. The
portraits win be rendered from wartime
photos Captain Marley will bc thc ccn-
trail ngurg painted from two photos
loaned by his surviving WIDOW and
brother.
The following photos are still wanting
90 make the entire list complete.
Lieutenant ". n. Roberts, died. New
Bcrnc. y. q.
Lieutenant Roby
Lieutenant Lorenzo -. PITT, III \.
Ounrtcrmastcr Lawson.
Signal officer Arthur T.. Chalk Rich
mOnd, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
LA CHAMPAGNE HEARD FROM,
Third Officer and Nine Of the Crew
Seeking Assistance

NEW YORK. February 26.-The iiol-
land-Amerlcan line steamer Rotterdam
arrived tonight having ON board the
third officer and nine of the crew OF the
French liner La champagne. ihey wete
peksd up from ufe-boat on February
2lth in 4Al0 luatitde north and 300 len-
pitude west.
some of them had their hands aud teet
frozen.
They report having left ;he.r ship Fri
day, February 18Th. ~ search OF ussist-
ance. Ia Champagne carried away her
tail shaft on February ian and anchored
on The New Foundland banks in longitude
bg1 latitude north and 5lJ2 longitude
west. the snip being light and all on
beard we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 4.-spe c.ai.-
Andrew Bankr. Woiorcd was arrested
tbis o.uing on tine chlrge oil s'e'l,u@
an ov.I.oat. Fc was loenln"h ~
putty snerin Ccdd, OF Noriolk count. "'
...',i.. ,douarter8 as one OF The pfis
r,.,. .,.., escaped from the county jail
I'm Portsmouth rec nifty.
Ranks vino is notorious character
g. .l., wanted Foo Ncwnrr, News upon
Tho charge of h0usebrcaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
BY AN ELECTION
IN AUGUST NEXT
.......
The Question Of a Convention viii
Be Dec dad.
TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION.
~ Is Considered the Most Important
Matter BEFORE the People of Nir-
ginio 60 Bri ~ Nbout Reduction
ofExpen@c. of Comm oawcalth
TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION.

The conference Of Democratic members
OF tho General Assembly met again last
evening in The hali of thc House 90 Dele
gates and discussed the question Of hold
ms q coust tuuoual convention. Tho at
tendance was NOT very l0ree iut &c was
finally decided Chat O. special election be
called for August ilth when the people
OF Virginia shall decide whether on not
q convention rs 10 De held
Al hale past S O'Clock. Mr Saunders.
OF Franklin. raped for order and in tho
absence of the chairman 0t hls suggestion
Mr Stubhe was called on TO preside.
Mr.. Saunders Thought if tho members
bad no do irc to agitate tho matter then
nll that was necessary was 90 say SO.
Mr Jordan. OF Frederick said q great
number of tine members would Dee more
in favor of Che proposition tho cone
sresslon1l elections would DOT have TO
take place at tine Same time
Air. Saunders Thought 30 was mo- use
20 dodge Cine 0u sfIor. even if The Senate
should adopt al thc cute mace bv thc
hou IN ue appropriation b %. that would
NOT amount 90 ID drop ln thc bucket.
The members should proceed on limo
OF organized activity There was no
doubt Chat thc sentiment was ga favor
oi O. convention. Tho question was
whether the election should le noid ;his
ram co. ncNt spring.
FOR s. CONVENTION
Colonel BilHfon. off Crmh rland offer
cd "a resolution 90 t1r D1ect than % was
tho sen-e off Tine conference Go submit
to On vote OF uc peopl, lhc question OF
holding constitutional conVcuu0n at
The primary election OF 1859.
Captain feltherst0n Thought 70 would
Dc more adFisaDi. t1 submit tho question
at the election next fam.
Judge Watkins OFF Prince Edward cy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
is 1T Durable?
A Question Onen Asked by Those AZ
aicted With Piles.

Is a strained Joint curable7 Is local In
namma,ion curable? OF course, II prU-
perly treated. so Is piles.
people often become afflicted with plies
and ask some old chronic who has al
WAYS persisted I'm the wrong treatment
and naturally he discOurages them ny
telling them that their case IS hopeless.
Tb.v i'm turn discourage Others. and nus
a disease that can IN every case be ued
by cs,sf,,i and ekilifui handling is alJE-
Ell g.. san the energy OF thousands who
r. apf free themselves OF the trouble ~
few days.
Ivramid Pile Cure win cure tho most
arar.Nated case Of hemorrnoids ln an MS
ton sfinglv short time. IT. relieves the
C1reested parts reduces me thmors h-
stantIv no matter how large allays the
Inflammation and stops the aching or Itch
Ing a once.
Thousands who had resorted 10 eXpen-
sive surgical treatment have been cured
by tho Pyramid Pile Cure-in number
OF instances persons who had spent
months IN a hospital uLder q pile special
lst
II ls remedy that none need fear 20
apply even 20 the most aggravated sWoi-
len and irna nmed hemmorrho.dal tu-
mors.
II YOU are afflicted with this stubborn
disease YOU can master 81 aua master It
quicirv.
Ills remedy IS no longer an experiment
rt medical certainty. n is moru'ac-
tured hv the Pyramid Drug Co.. OF Mar
shuu Ni,h
Druggists eel e. at % cents per box. Y
becoming tae most popular piie cure This
country has ever known and druggists
everywhere Gre ordering 1t for their GUS
toners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

HAMPTON. VA. Feb. Especial
Matters arc comparauve.y quiet at Fort
Monroe. Preparations are being made
to get the garrison in readiness for amy
emergency. but there is n9 excitement
IT. IS said that the preparations which ar.
being made were authorized before there
were any rum0rs of war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
Major Hugh BEN.

Major Hugh Penn formerly Of Peters
burg. died from pneumonia Thursday
morning al the nome of a son I'm Scran-
ton. Penn. His remains were taken 10
baltimore and buried Friday az Lou
don Park Cemetery.
For many years previous 10 the war
he was manager for the E,trick Manu-
featuring Company and was an elder IN
Rev Dr. PryOr's church. His wife who
survives him = sister OF Hugh NJ and
the late John Mcffat OF Barton Heights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
FIRE IN SHENANDOAH.
store Dwelling and other Property
Destroyed With Heavy Loss

WOODSTOCK. VA. Nov. 2j-Spcclal.-
Ths store-houso ana observation-disclosures OF
d. IS. Proctor. and the meat store of
David y. HoH-t. at Mount Jackson.
Srenanodal county. were burned this
morning at 3 o'clock
ID. 81. ploctors loss was from seven
t1 .sh. thousand dollars. covered by in-
srrauee
Mr. Ho.felt estimates bis loss at 81. 0n
Ho bad insurance OF $3.50 The law office
oI Hon. r. j. Walker was in the Proctor
building. His library and other effects
werr saved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
MYSTERIOUS L0KES.
The Training ship Essex tnlofd= Cas-
- into Lighthouse Tender.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. Fob es-spe-
cia.--rhe doublc-turretted monitor pun-
taa. viii take iho place of tAc Terror
ln Hampton Roads
TINE training shin Essex arrived go old
Point. To-day. and haas mloldcd siA la.Eo
cuses into "a Government 'ght-lousc tsn-
der Tho contents Of INC cases is M.
known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

John Hastings. Hrsmen. man named
Wilcox, and two unknown.
L. T. Holloway. druggist is badly IN
jurcd and will probably die. Al least
"A score OF people are injured. Loss 10
the Chemical Company $1,000, box fac
tory, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27

lic sociei - OF tho city VII be held ~
Cathedral Han Ola sunday ara moon i b.
mary 21th. 10 perfect arrangements for
thc proper celebration Of 81 Patrick's
DgN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-27
DEEP RUN HUNT CHASE.
About Forty Ladies' and Gentlemen In
tic saddle Yesterday.

About forty iaolcs and seutemen were
m the saddle sf fhc petp Run inut
Clubs meet yesterday Hi Ri0 Vista. The
hounds were thrown in Just beyond The
bridge on tac River road. the first jump
pelg taken ga Grant g. only one horse
making temporary refusal Tho second
rumn was into Mr. Grants hog lo.
Much Zoo fhc surprise OF The occupants.
nere several horses refused. and thia
caused some delay The next TWO Jumps
were loss ana quickly gotten oyer. the
pace becoming FAST and hot IN spite OF
The heavy condition OF the ground, many