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EVENTS OF HER REIGN.

How History Was Made During Nictoria's
Occupancy of the British Throne.
Although NictOrias reign was essentially
one of peace, it was in no sense an unevent
ful one. Here is brief summary Of the
more important events directly affecting
the British governments
lS37-S-Robelion in Canada.
1889 E!-Afghan war
lSiO-Nar with China.
lSi5-Repeal of the corn laws.
lSl7-Famine in Ireland
IsiS-Chartist agitation. Small rebellion in
ireland.
1853 -Crimean war.
1857 7-S-Grcat sepoy rebellion.
lsj9-Direct government of India taken.
lS6l-EXpedition against Mexico
1866 Feniun troubles.
! ls6l-RofOrm bill passed.
1868 Expedition TO Abyssinia.
| lS1l-Discstablishmout of tho Irish church
Alabama claims settled
lS73-Growth of Home Rule league in Ire
/ land.
| lsl5-Suez canal purchased by England.
/ ls1S-Russia checked in Russo-Iurksh war
| Cyprus acquired from Turkey
! 1850 Beginning of the Irish agitation Of the
/ present.
| lssl-2-Trouble and fighting in Zululand.
lssl-New Guinea annexed.
/ l6s7-S-Troubles in Africa.
During all these years Victorias S throne
stood firm, thanks probably quite as much
to her own good sense as TO the cOnstitu
tional form of the English government
| But during this period the governments Of
! the world underwent more changes than
| perhaps was the case during the reign of
| any monarch of the modern era excepting
that of George Ill, who was ON England IS
throne during the French revolution, and
the reign of Louis XIV II century and a
half earlier. Here is "A brief resume of the
chief wars and political changes outside the
! British empire during Nictoria's reign;
lsIs-Louis Philippe oyerthrown. Second
French republic established, with Napoleon III
at its head.
ls52- Napoleon III, by treachery overthrow
second French republic and established the
second empire.
s50-Unihcution of Italy begun. War of
France and Sardinia against Austria.
1919 Civil war I'm America.
lsjG-Wur of Prussia against Austria.
1861 Union Of Austria ard Hungary.
1868 Isabella, Bourbon queen, driven from
the Spanish throne. Provisional government
established.
1869 Spanish regency under Marshal Sierra
no established.
1870 Franco rrussiun war begun. Downfall
of second empire Of France and ru-estuhlish'
mcnt Of third republic. Temporal powerot the
pope abolished and unihcation of Italy com
pleted. Amadeo, son Of the king Of Italy, mad,
king Of Spain.
ls7l- Close of the Franco Prussian war. Ger
man empire established
ls13-Amadeo ahdicated Spanish throne. Re
2 public formed.
ls75-lIouso of Bourbon restored in Spain
D. Alphunso XII taking the throne.
1871 War against Turkey by Balkan states
, and Russia.
1885 Bulgaria seized eastern Roumclia.
ISL Brazilian revolution. Empire over
thrown and republic established.
I S. NJ Geary Pierson, Mich, writes ;-"D
! Wits Witch Hazel Salve is curing more pile
here today than all other remedies com
bined. Ii cures eczema and all other skin
diseases" g. H. Hagenbuch.
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POPE LEO XIII had the highest
admiration for Gladstons, whom
he regarded as the greatest English
man of modern times, and during the
illness of Mr. Gladstone his Holiness
followed the daily bulletins record
ing the condition Of the great states
man with the keenest sympathy.
His death is the occasion of great
grief to the Pope, who feels that he
will follow Mr.. Gladstone at no dis
tant date. The Pope has on several
occasions told Mgr Angel, his
private secretary and conlidant, that
he would die soon after the death of
one Of the great ones of this century
that is, after the death of either
Queen Victoria, Mr. Gladstone, or
Prince Bismarck 1t was, therefore,
with great caution that Cardinal
Rampolla broke the news of Mr..
Gladstone's death to him. The news
reached the Vatican about II o'clock,
while the Pope was at mass. After
mass Cardinal Rampolla entered the
Papal apartment and shortly after
ward informed the Pope who said
"Requiem eternam dona els Domino, 60
to which the Minister replied
"Amen." His Holiness was much af
fected. Later he requested to be
kept daily informed of the health Of
Queen Victoria and Prince Bismarck
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pennsylvania
RAILROAD,
SCHUYRILL DIVISION.


Trains will leave Shenandoah after the aBov,
date for Wiggans, Gilberton, Frackyille Dan
Water, st. Clair, Pottsville. Hamburg, Reading
PottstOwn, PhocniXvillc. POrTistown d Rht5'
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% "a, m, % p. m.
30, II iG a. m. and iG, 736 p. 60. Sunday,
IL on q. IL. ana l6 %. IA.
Leave Pottsvllc FOR shenandoah (via Track.
willie 7 10, II 20 a. m, o 20, 10 p. m. SUNDAY
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street station, toI
Shenandoah at 80 q. M, 10 p m. week days.
Sundays leave al so and 23 a. no.
Leave Broad street station, Philadelphia, io'
Sea Girt, Asbury Park, Ocean Grove, LOug
Branch, and intermediate stations, so
ma, a. M, 800 and 400 p. m weekdays.
Leave Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
FOR NEW YORK.
Express, weekdays, 3 90 %, SO O5, 9 SO
7 80, %, @ so, 1921 Dining Car, n 90 %. M
IL 90 noon, 2Bi Iimited ! 90 and p y. ~
Dining Cars, 49, 30 Dining Carr 20, 3 So
90, 90, . SO Dining Carr, 90, z OF, 7 80 (Din
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Dining Carr, 90 (Limited 4 22J Dining Carr
s 20, 8 So, Dining Car G 30, O2, z j0 Dining
Carl 10 90 p. M, 70 Oh night
Express for Boston without change, II 90 IL E
weekdays, aud i3 p. m, daily
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
For Baltimore ana Washington, 80, 20, 81,
10 20, II %, II. m, - 90, y Dining Ca-j, /.
Dining, Carl, 3ll2, 44l, I525 ConErres
ing, Carl, 79l Dining carl ?. N; and p o. o.
a. IN, 1909, ~ Dining Carl An, $50 Con,
gressional Limited Dining Carl, 55 Dining
Carl, 73l Dining Carl p m. and " 05 night.
For Baltimore, accommodation, Q 70 Is m, ? O2
aud OIL p IN week days, 0S and II l6 p m daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Leave Broad street station via Delaware rive
bidgo-ENprcss o 20 % m, Z O. y. IN. daily.
Leave Market Street Wari-lzpress, o 90. . on
% m. QOO Saturdays only, 100, 4 90, 1 30, 90 y.
m. Sundays, co. s l5 q 90, 9 i5 "a. m (acCom-
mediation 30 ard 90 p. m.l
For Cape May AnEcseat Wildwood and Holly
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Smdaf s HUUum.
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week days, Sundays, 9 90 "a. m,
For SomcrH Poiut-fNpress, 3 Or, o 90, a. M,
? 90 ~ 90, 3 40, p. m. week days Sundays, s ld
a. ~ and 40 p. m.
j. Il HUTCHINSON, j. h. WOOD,
Gen'l Manager. Genl Pass'g'r Agt
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OUR COUNTRY; First, Last and Forever

IN London last month Prof. Dewar
succeeded in liquctyiug hydrogen.
That it is of chilly nature may be
inferred from the fact that it boiIs
violently at l32 below zero
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The sympathetic tenderness of a low
Ing husband is everything to an expec-
tant mother, especially during her first
ordeal. George Layton, Esq, a promi-
nent druggist of Dayton, o., gives the
following case:
A customer of mine, whose wife has used
four bottles Of Mothers Friend" before con-
hnement, says, after seeing the effects Of the
remedy, that she had to go through the ordeal
again, and there were but four bottles on the
market and the cost was 500 per bottle, she
would have them.
Mothers Friend" is a scientifically
compounded liniment which affords GER
tain relief in the various ailments pre-
ceding childbirth, and assures proper
elasticity to the cords and muscles in
,olved in the final ordeal.
Mothers Friend " is sold by drug
gists, or expressed on receipt of one
dollar.
Valuable book, "Before Baby Is
Born, mailed free on application.
IRE PEa0FiELD REGULATOR CO.. atlanta, &C.
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cone Minute Cough Cure is the best pre-
paration | have ever sold or used and can't
say too much in its praise Il. M. Kcnnou,
Merchant, Odcll, Ga. c. II. lIagonbuch
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a Handsome Completion
Is one Of the greatest charms a woman can
possess. PolzoNI's CoMPLEXIoN POwDERI
gives it,.
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EVENING HERALD
ESTABLIsHED 1870.

Published every Evening" Except sunday, OF
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TELEPHONE CONNECTION
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S. NJ Geary, Pierson, Mich, writes DE
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is curing more piles
here to-day than all other remedies COM
bined. Ii cures eczema and all other skin
diseases" @. IL. Hagenbuch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-12
DIR. Hiden's "Catechism."

DR.. j. c. Hiden. of this city, furnish
90 the following "catechism' To the
Alabama Baptlst:"
Rev. John G. Long. late Professor OF
Church History in Grocer Theological
Seminary. was a brilliant, able, thought
ful scholarly man. of a decidedly philo-
sorhical cast of mind. He thought with
Virgil "Happy he who can find out the
causes OF things" He knew that his ola
friend VIM. l.. Broaddus had an extra
ordinary antipathy to cats: but he did not
know the cause of this anupathy; SO ne
determined to investigate at headquarters
ana the following colloquy ensued.
Long: "Dr Broaddus, your antipathy
for cats Is a very strange thing TO me.
How do YOU account for III"
Rroaddus: II don't account for II at
ail?"
feel towards a cat?
Broaddus: mo; tho feeling is inde-
Inne. .po you feel towards cat as
,o, az towards a shaker
Proaddus: mo; the feeling Is hlto-
eether different. o,,
I.ong. "Wcll, Dr. Rroaddus. can you
,au me what makes you feel most nearly
as Won feel when You STE cat near
your 49, 90 ,.vs s1re fellow
around who kesos worrying me aEout IT,
and won't let me alone.
IN, Wssuspect that- Anasd the 6ay-echism,
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ABOUT FASH0DA.
The African Village Which Has Lately
Hecome "A Bone of Contention.


The manner of FashOda, that African
village so well known now snice IL has
become a bone Of contention between
France and England, had not been heard
of for the last fOurtee years, since Cor
den had been killed and Egyptian rule
had been wiped out in the Upper Nile
region. The village will now undoubtedly
recover the great importance II had at
that time. which is the natural conse-
auence OF its strategic and geographical
situation. From Fashoda it Is possible,
in fact to watch all that Is going on in
the Soudanese region and in the basins
OF the rivers which come down 10 mingle
their waters with those OF the Upper
Nile IL was the capital OF territory
conquered in 1864 by the Egyptians from
the Chillook negroes. The new possessors
built a fort at Fashoda and established
there a penltentiary colony. the unhealthy
climate OF which was just the thing need
ed for the political prisoners who were
destined never 10 return from exile.
After tho successes which marked the
Mahdist rebellion in 1884. and after the
capture OF Khartoum, the Egyptians
abandoned Fashoda. where they have
Just returned. under the leadership OF
General Kitchener which they an1 their
British protectors were much surprised
to find occupied by the handful Of French
explorers led by Commandant Marchand.
The Soydanese village was depicted for
the first time by an Indian, Gessi, who
served under Gordon, with the rank of
pacha. Signor Gessi was sent by the
Anglo Egyptian commander to Fashoda
with orders 10 make OF that place base
for the expeditions directed against the
slave-hunters OF that portion OF Africa.
That contest against the Arab slave
traders produced good results, but Il
would have given better~yet II the Cairo
Government had not been under the ne
cessity OF shutting its eyes upon the do
ings of Zobehr. the greatest dealer in
negroes. whose political influence was
great in the Soudanese Provinces The
Journal OF his travels in 1876 ana 1S7S
published by Signor Gessi. who lived for
seven years in Equatorial Africa, con-
tains several pages about Fashoda, from
which the following Is translated:
On our arrival we presented our letters
OF introduction TO Lieutenant-C Colonel
\ Iessuf Ray. commanding the place. Hs
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InyoIuntariIy q Prisoner.

Mr.. John T.. BrOaddus, the popu'di
county official. had singular expert
euce Yesterday morning. -,
lie was as usual quite deep IN MS uu'iea
in his cosy Office in the Henrico county
Courthouse when Mr.. Waddil OF INC
Co,n,v co,,r, came in to consult the
flies which line the walls in Mr.. Broad
dus' room. -, l.. .
Mr.. waddill completed the task IN a
short while and left the room. AS ma
closed the door he abstractedly turned
the key in the lock.
Mr.. Broaddus discovered the fact Una,
the door was locked shortly atterwaTd
and as a climb out Of one Of the VIM
dows would be risky matter for him.
tho matter became serious.
He was about to leave the room az
.bat time and as fate would have 1t all
tho iail officials were away
About half an hour afterwards Mr..
Joe Lyme happened to pass me W,nuow
and after many endeavors by M. Broad
dus Mr.. LYME saw the signals OF distress
and liberated the distressed prisoner.
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was very courteous. and willing 10 please
us In everything. He gave ua-two tents,
two donkeys. ropes. medicines. and es-
peciaily ouinine. The city" OF Fashoda
Is a place of deportation for>~life-sen-
fenced common-law criminals and Tor
dissatisfied "recaleitrant politicians. IL
IL said that an individual sent TO f'asnooa
never returns. The climate IL unhealthy
and the air poisonous There are rev
shops, and all articles sell az very h'sn
prices. Jessuf exerts all MS enor's 10
improve the place, but witnouSgreat sue
ces The District of Fashoda has no
other commerce but that in skins of hip
popotami and that is of small import
ance. and the Egyptian officials. sas wen
as some Of the inhabitants, are reduced
10 finding their lives in the trade IN
slaves. Gordon Pacha had already TAKEN
some measures TO prevent that traoc a.
Fashoda To that end he appointed Bey'
tho descerdant OF the Chillook sultan
to whom was granted a subsidy. unuer
the condition that he would foroii siaNs
hunting in his dOminions. But the Su'-
tan was secretly receiving money from
the Arab traders and the nefarious com
merce was kept on at fashooa' OF la'"S
which the now famous place was the
capital
There was about two hundred convicts
a, Fasboda al the time Of S!gnor Gessi
visit in 1873. lie said that the slave traoe
was mainly carried on by Greeks, es-
tablished for a long while In the region
who were the only ones rich enough 10
be able TO subsidize the Egyptian ON
Gals charged with the duty OF prevent
ing any transactions in "ebony WOOD. -
slaves.-N. Y. Tribune.
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AFTERMATH OF
THE ELECTION.
The Misfortune Of the Violence OF the
Wilmington Citizens.
WILL ALWAYS Be A BIOL
.tvater. the Fusion Candidate DC
clares That He Will Vote WIN INC
Democrats -scaboard Lines
Elect Officers.
WILL ALWAYS Be A BIOL

pArrIGH. n. c., Nov. u.-Specla'.-
M course. interest centered all yes'eiu's
in the state OF affairs at Nih'"e ~" -.
state troops are there, IL IL ti"'' -
y.h.--. NAV they not be neeueu heN'
,,3th neoroes at fever heat al thiouen
,ha East. IL is surely TO be reSre,'e1
mat the Democrats, as long as 'iVy ".
things. surely, in their hahus, uu ~
more peaceably direct things 0hei
matter what was the cause OIL 'no ~
Bile. IL viii always be heiu "sei' ~,,fa
Democrats. ,nat they began tn'ii '"0
,vith the death OF eleven negroes
~ M mi to-day gives the Democrats
only seven congressman. 1t was 'n '',',s
that Linney Uepublicanl IN 'lio rs 80
district was defeated, but ne was -
elected in that district. ana "hi'e V''s'"
in the Second District. ,-
A DEMOCRATIC VOTE.
A,water the Independent Populist can
d,dste from this district, who was sup,
porfed by the Democrats, says nc VIZ
vote with the Democrats thaS there -
notbing else for him 10 do. IL was re-
norted that Jenkins. the fusion candidate
vyould contest Atwater's. seat, but ne
SAYS now he has no grounds lor con. u,,s-
The annual meeting OF the haiel7i'
ora CASTOR railroad stockholders was
nsl0 Yesterday. IAF1AhfhN
the old Board Of Directors were re-elec'-
cd The other roads under the SeaOoard
Air line system also had Stockholders
meeting (the Raleigh and Augusta AIT
Lac and the Durham and NortherW
and reelected all old officers
At the annual chrysanthemum snow,
which is being held here, John h. smali
& Sons. florists. OF Washington city
have most generously made magnificent
donation Of an exhibit Of twenty-tour
varieties. the most superb flowers ever
seen here.
a DELICATE QUESTION.
Governor Russell declines 10 express
himself on the Wilmington matter.
J. B. Fortems. Republican clerk'of the
United States District Court, to-day says:
This election has settled two things
IN North Carolina-the negro as a poll
ucian, and the Populist party.
Railroad Commissioners Caldwell ana
Pearson were here to-day as witnesses
before the Wake County Commissioners
the case where the commissioners want
10 put on tho tax books 100000 OF bonds
held by Raleigh and CASTOR road. The
holding Of these bonds OF another road In
return for loan came out in suit be-
fore the Railroad Commission.
The Seaboard system will operate the
new "short cut" from Ridgeway TO Rich
mOnd.
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WELL ENDORSED PLAN.
A Proposed Memorial TO An OFFICER
who Fell at san Juan Hill

WINSTON. y. c., Nov. 1l.-special.-
President Atkins. Of the Slater lnduc-
trial School for Colored People, has de-
vieed a plan looking to the purchase
of a farm and erection of buildings
thereon as a memorial to the memory
of the late Lieutenant W. u. Shipp, VINO
lost his life near San Juan while leading
a negro regiment.
His plan is heartily endorsed by repre-
sentative citizens Of both races here.
In addition President Atkins has strong
letters Of approval from such men as
Grover Cleveland. Governor-elect Roose-
Welt Of New York; Secretary of War
Alger. Major-General Shafter, General
Joseph Wheeler, General F1tzhugh Lee,
Nelson a. Miles and the presidents Of the
leading educational institutions through
out the country.
Jack Mayes. who robbed and burned
to death an old woman in her home in
Surry county a few months ago, was
publicly hanged to-day near the jail at
DobsOn.
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,,,r,RRHCaN BE BURIED

BY graduating from the blood the scrotu-
Ions taints which cause It. Hoods Sar-
sapa-illa cures catarrh. promptly ana
nermanently. because It strikes at the
root Of the trouble.
The rich, pure blood which 1t makes,
circulating through the delicate passages
OF the mucous membrane. soothes ana
rebuilds the tissues, giving them ten
dencv 10 health instead or disease ana
ultimately curing the affection.
At the same time HOODS 'sarsapa Illld
s,rengfhons. invigoTates and energies
tho whole system and makes the dehili-
toted victim Of catarrh feel that new
life has been impaired.
DO not daily with snuffs. inhalants or
other local APPLICATIONS, but take Hood :
Sarsaparilla and cure catarrh absolutely
and surely by removing the causes which
produce IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-12

SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
HOLDERS or THE PETERSBURG
RATPOAD COMPANY.-Not ia
hereby given that the Board Of Direc-
tors OF the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany have called q special meeting OF
that the said meeting will be held at
the office OF the company in the dty
NJ Richmond. at II o'clock NJ. on MON
nay the 21st day OF November, 1898,
and that the said meeting is called for
the purpose Of considering IN ar, and acting
hpr~ Pailroad Company with the Rich
mond and Petersburg oe9 ~ tb Es asSs-.S Com
ssemiiv If Virginia. entitled IAN act to
o,,,hns.,.a the Consolidation OF the Rich
%opd and PstsTsD 1 R RailpoSd Company
80 80 an,borize the consolidated COM
pany to change its name TO the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad ar company ,ays of Vir-
s'A'@' w. X. JONES.
o.tE Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-12
By II. L. Cabell.
Real Estate Auctloneer.

nv RUSTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE
| FRAME DWELLING on ThlkI \ y =
FIRST STREET, BETWEEN \ n, A S,rtu e
~ trust-dsed dated October 9, 1873, re-
corded Richmond Chancery Court. u. Is.
$50 C. page ,. default having Pee apd ina bee
inc reouired so to do. we Will SELL at
public auction. upon the premises on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IA, 1s9s,
az ) O'Clock p. NJ. the real; h 81 ! 9 -
described i'm said deed, being iot -oA 49,
feet on the west side OF Thlrty-nIi.ss
street. between y and Q streets, Win
an attractive frame dwelling thereon Il,
Here Is good chance FOR bargain
Come and get It. 20 .oto
TERMS: cash as to expenses OF saie;
any taxes which may be due. anu ~ ~
Stgi GG. balance at six and twelve months
'''-' y. ULLMAN.
j. T.. TALIAFERkO,
]. c. CABELL,
Trustees Peoples Building, Loan ana
Trust Company.
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BY Geo. Il. Crawford q Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
FARM OF IS ACRES LYING ON THE
GRADED ROAD, ABOUT FOUR
MILES WEST OF THE TOWN
OF ASHLAND.

Rv virtue of a certain deed OF trust
executed to me, bearing date May 10
Of Hanover County Court. ID. y. %. page
24J. and at the request of the note-holder,
default having been made in the payment
of the note therein secured, We Will sell,
VIZ saTirRDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1898.
at 3:3O o'clock Il. NJ. that TRACT OF
LAND living in Hanover county. on the
Graded road. about four miles from the
town OF Ashland. and adjoining the lands
r. II Neeks and G.. Il. Jones estate.
TERMS Cash as to cost OF sale and to
nav note Of 5000. with interest from May
iG 1905: balance upon such terms as may
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