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The herald., 1898-03-29

MONDAY BEGINS A NEW WEEK. LET
1t begin our new acquaintance. You want
your clothes clean and white; we want
your work. Drop a postal and the wag-
on will call. 422 8. Los Angeles ST.; III
W. Second st. THE EXCELSIOR
LAUNDRY. If
REMOVAL sALE-wE MOVE TO LAR
ger quarters, 419 s. Broadway, April 1st; /;
come to our present store. 521 8. Broad
way, for bargains in furniture, carpets,
gas stoves, pianos, etc.
What have you to sell?
R. w. WOOD AUCTION HOUSE,
Telephone red 1884. 521 S. Broadway. If
MODEL STEAM DYE WORKS, OFFICE
21s1k w. Fourth st. Our French dry clean
ing cannot be eQualed. Suits dry cleaned,
$3.50; ladies dresses for $3.50; skirts, SOC
and up; suits dyed, $500 to $780, Tel. NJ.
1868.
CAL. GOLDEN BRAND (HYGIENIC)
coffee is not common cereal but health
beverage of pure ingredients and rich'fla-
vor, made in three minutes. Cures indi-
gestion. NEWARK & CO., wholesale.
Ask your grocer or write 5151s s. Main.
just where it is needed and nowhere else.
We never shrink wooden underwear. Our
delivery is prompt. Why not send your
laundry bundle to us? Telephone Main
567 THE EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY.
ENGLISH STEAM DYE WORKS. T.
Glance, S29 So. Spring ST., bet. Eighth and
Ninth. Dry dyeing and cleaning spec
ialty Repairing neatly done. Ostrich
feathers cleaned and dyed. 4-29-98
THE DAILY JOURNAL, PUBLISHING
county official records, real estate trans
fers. mortgages, liens, building news; one
dollar monthly. 2O5 New High st. If
RING MAIN 217; CARPETS CLEANED,
laid same day. PIONEER STEAM CAR
PET CLEANING WORKS, office CAB s.
Broadway. If
CEYLON TEAS, S5c. SOC, 75c; GENUINE
Mocha and Java, 35c. ]. D. LEE & CO.,
100 w. Fifth. between Spring and Main.
1869
nished. GEORGE LEM, 24O1a e. First st.
Tel. G. 403 tt
SHOES REPAIRED-MEN's sOLEs, SIC;
ladies' soles, SOC. 405 8. Spring st. 1898
MINING AND AssAYINa
~~-~-~--~~-~~~-~>-,--~~
THE BIMETALLIC ASSAY OFFICE
and Chemical Laboratory. 124 s. Main st.
r. A. PEREZ, e. NJ. Manager. l2-4tf
WATCuMAKERS
IN REPAIRING, A GUARANTEE THAT
Is worth something goes with every
watch. w. ]. GETZ, Matchmaker, 1856 s.
Broadway.
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND-SMALL RIFLE ON THE EAST
Side. Owner can have same by calling at
1915 Minnesota ST. and paying charges. 20
nnnY0
The herald., 1898-03-29
BUSINESS PERSONALS

SOMETHING MARVELLOUS = LADIES
say absolute necessity; immense profits.
The herald., 1898-03-29

STOCKS AND BONDS
EDWARD D. SILENT & CO.,
212 w. Second st.,
(Under Hollenbeck HoteL)
Dealers in stocks, bonds. mortgages
and other first-class securities. 4-26
The herald., 1898-03-29

CAL. GOLDEN BRAND (HYGIENIC)
coffee is not common cereal but a health
beverage of pure ingredients and rich fla
vor, made in three minutes. Cures indi-
gestion. NEWARK & CO., wholesale.
Ask your grocer or write 515lk S. Main.
The herald., 1898-03-29

DOWNEY AVE. AND EAST SIDE
LIP, COLLETTE, 62l Downey ave.
OLD WORLD DRUG STORE. 1923
Downey ave.
The herald., 1898-03-29

WANTED-A SECOND GIRL. APPLY
to MRS. DIR. TRUEWORTHY, 742 Gar
land ave. ~
The herald., 1898-03-29
WATCuMAKERS

IN REPAIRING. A GUARANTEE THAT
Is worth something goes with every
watch. w. ]. GETZ, Matchmaker, 1856 s.
Broadway.
The herald., 1898-03-29

MRS. E. P.-HAvE NEWS FROM HOME
for you. Get letter in office. Write.
8. H. NJ
The herald., 1898-03-29

AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LATEST,
best and cheapest incandescent gas
lamp; price. 25 cents. UNION GAS saw
ING AND MFG. CO.. IA Broadway, New
York.
The herald., 1898-03-29

AGENTS MAKE Sc TO $18 A DAY SELL
ing our popular priced cameras; most
profitable agents line on the market;
general and local agents wanted. LA
CROSSE CAMERA CO., La Crosse, Wis
The herald., 1898-03-29

WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL OUR
household novelties in their own town;
don't answer unless you mean business
NOVELTY SUPPLY CO., Husted build
ing, Kansas City, Kas.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
Do biafegO cara.

A wieo pokoju fsdass. bialy oar.e,
Wisdsao, 70 swiatu NOTES. dad m
[~sty
Million 4oanierry. pusski 1 bagussyp
Wieo ma bye pok6j skoro q tax
[ks4sf
Zgodal Mech pok6j .apanujs svietyl
Mech " nassym swisoie snikns was
'is, spory
Als... ty oarse, csys ~ sam ME ohoryr
CsyS sic JUL po.byi Ach.llssa,pietyr
M6wisi: swobodnis nisoh ayja a
(eody.
Nieohaj sic ka4dy ks.taloi i roswijs!
Lsoz.. ozya skrecona o~brusienja
[,mijs,
Czya sybsryjskis stopnialy jua lodyf
Pok6j " ws.eohlw isoisl o. ty 90
saprowadz
Nsjpierw q siebie, " swoim villas
,nym domu,
Jsfsli szczer.e ohcesz unikns6sromu,
Zs to uwalnisss, Q tam ka4ssz ko.
vac!
Dop6ki wolnosc jet q oisbie " sio
sis,
A knut niswoli W kaadym wida6
(o1ynie-
To, bialy car.e, tysisos lat mimic,
A mkt oil: nsrsrmiers pokoju" - ME
[oowie.
Pusts frazesy tium6w ME .dobeds,
Dzif, jsk sam m6wisE, te tumy
'msdr.aiy-
Min ste do swiata vet niess, carss
- 'isiy.
Wpisrw xr6b porsaisk twoja
vtasua grsedsl
Smigus.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
KOLEJ ZELAZNA
WABASH"

Gdy kolej zelsxna Wabash otworzyfa
swa linie z Chicago do Buffalo zaczefs W
tejze chwili uzywac fotelowych WACO
now osobowych opatrzonych W wygodne
prawie n~iezr6wnane fotelowe siedzenia.
Krok ten ME podobaf sic drugim wscho-
dnim ~kompaniom, kt6re zanlosfy protest
do ,,Joint Traffic Association, chcac tym
sposobem emusic Wabash kolej zelazns
do zaprzestania uzywania ma wscnodniej
now. Lecz 6yreEtorowie stoGars Has
MIA kolejowego odrzucili tel protest "a
~zdrosnych kompanii | kolej Wabash tax
iak dotychczas tax l nadal przewozic be-
dzie passazer6w W wygodnych najnow-
szego systemu fotelowych wagonach.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
K~alendarzyk
zabaw i ObchOd6w.

Dzielnica p6Saocao zachodnia.
Dnia 25 wrzesnia. Tow. Spiewu
PREY parafji sw. Tr6joy. Bal
" hall Walsha, r6g Noble i EN-
ma al.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. Har-
monja, gr.4 q. N. p. Bal W
hall Szulca, r6g Blackhawk i
Noble Ola ~uczczenia 20-letniej
rocznioy zaloaenia.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. Kr6la
Mieczys&awa L. Wielki bal W
hall Walsha, r6g Noble i Emma
ul., Ola u~czczenia 10 rocznioy
zaiozenia.
Dnia 80 pazdziernika. Tow. spie-
WI Ignacego Paderewskiego.
Koncert i bal W hall Walsh'a,
r6g Noble j Emma.
Dnia 1890 listoPada. Dw6r Kobiet
nj. lib sw. Trolley, bal W hall
Walsha, r6g Noble j Emma ul.
Dnia % l.stopada. Oboh6d Listopa-
dowy, urzadzony staraniem de-
legatow obchodowych, W hall
PREY kosciele sw. Tr6jcy.
Dnia 81 grudnia. Sok6 Polski No.
III. Bal Sylwestrowski i 6wicze.
mia gimnastyozne " hall Szulca,
rog Noble j Blackhawk.
Dnia Is styozuia. Tow. Oria i Po-
goni. Przedstawienie teatralne
bal W hall Walsha, r6g Noble
Emma, ma rzecz Skarbu Naro-
dowego.
Dnia 9 lutego. Komitet delegat6w
obchodowych. Przedsta wienie
bal ma rzecz Biblioteki Il. N. P.
Wojciecho,oo.
Dnia 8 pazdziernika. Obchod Mic
kiewiczowski W hall Pu{askiego,
800 S. Ashland ave.
Dnia 10 pazdziernika. Sok6} Polski
No /. Obchod dziesiecioletniej
rocznicy za}ozenia i bal W hall
Puiaskiego, 500 S. Ashland ave.
Dnia 20 listopada. Koncert i bal
tow. spiewu ,Moniuszko', W
hall Pu}askiego, 800 So. Ash
hand ave.
Bridgeport
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. ORA
matyczne i spiewu YZorza".
Przedstawienie i bal W hall
Kaisera 298S-90 Archer ave.
Odegrany bedzie melodramat
P. t. Trojka hultajska.
T'O,on OF Lake.
Dnia 20 listopada. Tow. spiewu
,,Lutnia". Wielki koncert i bal
W hall Columbia, r6g AS i Pau.
lima al
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
Przeglad ~polityczny.

dbStT1u.
Ma inusm misjsou podsjemy opis
tmisroi csssrrowej s~ustrjaokiej. tn
wieo .ajmismy sic spraws inns, gro.
fscs caiosci monarobji Austro. We.
gier. Jest ME odnowisnis umowy
pomiedsy radiant obu tych ps6stw.
JAk wisdomo, krolestwo Wegisr
skie ~po'sorone jest Z Austrjs tylko
wsp6lnoscis panujsoego, wojsks, osl
ssosunkow zsgrsniosnyoh. Mnisj
viecej tax. jsk S.any Unji poinocno
smerykshskiej Z rrsdem feieralnym
" Wsssyngtonis. w stosunku jed
oak Wegisr do Austrji ssobodsi to
r6tnics, Re wegrsy ME czujs tego
povinowactws, tel potrzeby iscsno-
Sol, tego poorucis s~olidarnosoi, jaka
i~ssnieje pomied.y stansmi sjednoo1o
oymi " jedns casosc dobrowolnis.
Prssoiwnis, wegrsy ds,s oisgls do
usysksnis nsjsupetniejsrej odrebno.
Soi, grots nswet, te ustanowis grant
oe oelns pomiedsy swym krajsm a
Austrj& jezeli zsdsoia lob 90 do cd
nowienis umowy rokrocrnie ! TO pod
pewnymi waruoksmi ME zostsns
s~pssnione. Red sustrjsoki dotyoh.
osss j~esscse ME oboe sic sgodsic ma
prsyjeoie owyoh wsrunk6w, kt6ryoh
skosptowanis odssosyioby prswis gu
psfais kr6lsstwo Wegierskis cd An.
strji grosiloby upadkism monarchji
lads chwila. Ztad kwssy, niepok6j,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

/ ME ohce saysssc o osem innsm, jsk
o nispodlegsej rssosypospolissj Fl
hpihskiej. Postaws wojsk jsgo,
ks6rs obliosajs M 10000 lud.i Jest
tax grezls. Ae jsn. Otis, dovodssoy
obsonis wojskami smsrykahskiemi
W .astePstwie jeo. Msrritts, kt6ry
wyjeohaf do Pary4a M konfsrenoje
pokojows hisspahsko. smsrykahssa,
tsds ~przysaania pes'fk6w. TAX
ssmo admiral Dewey prosi o sw;ek-
sssnie sskadry, osuje bowism ME-
bexpie csehstwo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
CENY ZNIZONE.
,,Pennsylvania Lines.

,,Pennsylvania Lines.
Pisrwssej klasy tykist do New
Yorku kosstuje $500. drugiej kls.
~ $1,000. Te oeny ~sniAons " osta.
toioh esasach. O6sy tykietows: Mr.,
248 Clark Street, r6g jackson. - v
Auditorium, II ma staoyi mUnion
Passenger" r6g Canal 1 Adams, Chi.
osgo. Wszslkioh szozeg6l6w kaAde.
go csasu udsieli
II. Il. Dering,
Asst. gsneralnego Ag. Pasaaer.kiego,
248 CLARK ST., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

Fosografe.-Jedyny pisrwszor.e-
dny sakaad M sschodnio .p6anoonsj
stronis r.assa Chicago - tylko mai
sdosniejsi artysci jake wsp6iprsoo-
wnicy - sairudnisni. Me potrssbs
udswa6 sic wsr6dmisisis, ably mis6
prawdsiwie arty,tyosnie wykoho.ons
soboss W nsjro.maitssych modnyoh
stylsoh po prsystepnej Genie. Jsko
dswniejsi zwiazkowoy d.iekujsmy
- dotychcsasows poparcie 1 o dsls.e
prosimy.-Z szaounkiem, Niklas
P~asosoaoski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
Kronika m~ieiscOwa.

SzkoSa i~oieczorna.
Bsspaasns. wieosorns wykisdy je-
syka ssgielskisgo ro.poo.na sic "
ohcagoskich sskoiaoh public.nyoh
d. 3 PAT siernika.
%Posiedzenie.
Stars administraojs delegat6w
obohoiowyoh dsiel hoy p6inoono
saohodniej oras komitet rsvisyjoy
ksisask raoss prsybyc ma posisd.e
nile do domu Nv. Mar. Pol. " soho
q doia IL bm. o godsinis 8sj vie
osorem ola sprawdzsnia ksis4sk.
~Komises o6chodopy.
Komitet,~ sajmujaoy sic vr.sd.a-
MEM obth ,du Listopsd. ~ dsislnioy
p6su. saoto Cd st prossooy o pr.yby-
ole M posisdssnis do sskretsrsa oh.
A. R~osihsiiego, IL w. Division al.
We oswsrtsk, dnis Is BIN. o gods. 8
wieosorem.
ESP. Ansoni Drzemasa.
Dnia 9 bm. ~ poludnie smart "
nassem mis1ois jeden I na;stsrssyoh
tutejs.yOh ~obywatsli polskioh 9. p.
Antoui Dr.emaia, przesywszy lat "a.
Nisbosscsyk urodsony d. IA styc.-
mia 1884 {. We Lw6wku, w. Ks.
Posnshskisw, pr.ybyi do Chicago ~
Z. 1857 1 tn stale zamieszkal, gorli
vie praoujsc M polu narodowem.
Byi on ;sdnym Z .asoaycieli G miny
Polskiej, ~pisrwssego towsrzyst wa
~polskisgo tutaj. Sterany wiskiem 1
praos " ostatnioh latsoh ayoia usu.
mai sic cd o.ynnego wspoiud.iasu
" pracy n.rodowej, pomimo to gor-
liwis iuters,owsi sic jej przsbie-
gism, gorsoo miiujso Ojo1y.ne. ST.
Drrsmala osierooii dw6oh syn6w, /.
kt6rych jsden jest snauym polskim
sdwokatem, oraz dwie o6rki. Mad
grobsm poaegual zmariego serdeos-
lei prlem6wieniem preses Zarsadu
Ceutr. OBJ. F. H Jablo6.k
Niechsj mu obos sienna lekka
bed.ie!
Bi6Iioteka 4. Mickieuicza.
Reprelsntanoi towarsystw ma
BridgeporSis % proszeni o stawisnie
ale ma posied.enie bibliotski A. Mic
kiswicza, kt6re sic odbed1ie " To-
kalu tejte dnia 18 b.. N. o god.inis
4ej pc poiudniu. Jest to posiedss-
ME prssdroczne, du4o wieo spraw
bedzie do zstat vienna WI. Roga-
ihski, sekr.
Lekcje gimnastyki.
Zsr.sd gnia.da Sok6 No. ii ga
wiadamia rodzio6w, 4e obeonie, Z
ohwils ukohc.enia przer6bki hall OBJ.
Sohult,a, lekoje gimuastyki ola d.is.
Of oibywac sic beda stale " ponis.
dsialki I cswartki cd gods. Z do 8
wisos. Zglasza6 sic nalsay " dnis
wy4ej wymisnions o god.. z wieo..
do bali OBJ. Schultra, r6g Noble 1
Blaskhawk.
Parma.
Do sprsedania jest saras fArma Z
budynkami inwenssrssm M bar.
do iatws odplste, niedaleko cd pol.
skiego k~oioiola, " stsnis Wisconsin.
Dobrs sposobnoic ola starYoh ludsi.
WiadomoSc W o6sis OBJ. A. Msjew-
skiego, 700 Milwaukee ave.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15
Zwiazek POlek.

LW1aZek FOlek.
Tow. rZwiazek Polek w Ameryce" cd
bywa swoje posiedzenia w kazda trzecia
niedziele miesiaca, W hall Pufaskiego,
800 8. Ashland ave. Wszystkie kores
pondencje, tyczace sic tego tow, prosze
przesyfac ma rece sekr. prot.
K. Nawrocka,
73O w. 18th st. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-15

zOstanie otDartq 2 wrzesnia p. b.
Towsrzystwo to Jest z~asozone ma pra-
wach Stanu Illinois, ME wypozycza pie-
niedzy ma ~spekulacye, lecz ma wfasnosc
nieruchoma l "a dobrem poreczeniem.
Drukowane ~sprawozdanis bywaja wyda-
wane CO kwartaf.
Wfadysfaw Lehman, Prezes.
M. A. La Buy, Kasyer.
Michaf Majewski, Sekr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-13
WINCHESTER.
Withdrew from the Firemen's AssO-
cintiOn-AppOinted Receiver.

WINCHESTER, VA, August 12.-(Spe-
rial.)-James w. Spence, a prominent resi-
dent of Western Frederick county. died
at his residence, at Bethel, to-day, after
a protracted illness; aged So years. He is
survived by n wife and three children.
The Friendship Fire Company, No. l,
and the Sarah Zane Steam Fire Company,
both OF this city, last night withdrew
from the Virginia State Flreman's Asso-
citation, on account of what they deem
unjust assessments. At the annual con-
vention, held here in July. 1897, resolu-
ton was passed assessing each company
% cents for each active member. These
two companies have an active member
ship Of over 500. while many other COM
panies throughout the State number only
from fifteen TO thirty. This large differ
ence In the assessment caused the with
drawal
Judge T. W. Harrison in the Circuit
Court to-day appointed y. c. Gore re-
ceiver. to take charge OF the crops on
the farm of John b. Fries 10 satisfy
Judgment obtained IN April by Rev. G.. III.
Parlett against Fries The judgment was
the result OF a verdict given Parlett in
his suit for SANDER which attracted wide
spread attention last spring. The amount
of the Judgment was 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-13
WAR MOVIES.

tolerable size gubernatorial boom Is
being launched in the State of New York
I'm behalf of Colonel Roosevelt. He seems
TO be the favorite of the anti-Platt wing
OF the Republican party. This argues
well for his independence, but not for his
prospect of success.
1t is no secret now that but for ire
mendous political pressure put upon the
War Office General Fred. Grant would
have been left at Newport News instead
of being sent to Porto Rico. An excep-
ton was made In the case OF him and
mart of his command after Miles had in
formed the department that he wanted
no achievements.
1t is limited that Tom Plat had some
thing to do with helping Grant in this
strait. 1t is further said that If Roose-
Welt becomes troublesome as an aspirant
for Governor Plat will trot out Grant
and beat Roosevelt with him. III that
case a war record might be somewhat
serviceable to Grant; hence Platts al
legged desire to have him go 10 Porto Rico.
The Washington correspondents unite
In expression of the opinion that If White
law Reid is not made one of the peace
commissioners he will succeed Mr.. Day
as Secretary of state. Mr.. Reid is the
editor and chief owner of the New York
Tribune, which paper has often dug Tom
Platt under the ribs, as it were. For this
reason the Hon. Tom would not welcome
his appointment, though doubtless he will
be powerless to prevent it.
The United States tioopship Berlin, UNI
der charge Of Colonel w. NJ. Coulling, of
this city, recently took the Second Regi-
ment of immunes from New Orleans TO
Santiago, and made an expeditions and
successful trio
The Chattanooga News proposes that
Cuba be turned over to the negroes. This
suggestion would have some force If
either the whites or negroes favored it,
but as both races are opposed to ii we are
naturally disposed to doubt its practica-
bility.
1t is TO be observed that the protocol
provides for the meeting of the Peace
Commissioners not later than October LIST.
SO the Dons have about six or seven
weeks TO get ready for the exercise OF
their skill in diplomacy. Probably they
will want all the time they can get; but
the American way, when bad dose is to
be swallowed, is TO swallow 1t as quickly
as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-13
THE WATER PROBLEM.

One Of the greatest problems that nine
&enth-century civilization has TO con-
tend with Is how 10 obtain clear and
wholesome water for cities and towns.
Year by year the urban population in
creases; year by year the streams become
more and more tainted. There are few
cities anywhere that have satisfactory
water supplies, and those that are now
well furnished In this respect may be
badly of in the course OF a few decades.
The city authorities OF Baltimore have
Just taken the initial steps looking to
community. 1t is not SO much muddy
water as contaminated water that they
have to deal with. After talking the sub
ject over for years and years. the au-
thoritics have at last determined TO
act. But public opinion there is by no
means unanimous that filters will serve
the purpose in view.
In yesterdays Baltimore American we
find letter from DIR. w. NJ. Barnes. who
says that under pressure from the health
officials and others the people of Bslti-
more abandoned their pumps and wells
because they Were told they were the
cause OF the typhoid-feyer which pre-.
vailed there. And he goes on to say:
The pumps were destroyed and the IN
habitsnts compelled to purchase the city
water. Typhoid-feyer continued. and is
~ prevalent and mortal to-day as IL was
when the pumps were used, clearly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-13
A DESIR VICTORY.

The Farmville Herald breaks forth ir
the following strain:
Peace hath her victories. Now that
peace seems TO be ours rather than war
we do well To remember that the angel
hath her victories as well as the demon.
Having as a nation. told the world of
our prowess again. told the world OF
how gentle and generous We can be.
vengeance Is Mine" Let the army
contractor be held 10 strict account
Let the war tax be removed at the
earliest practicable moment.
Let the South receive fair dealing in
affairs national"
We applaud the sentiments of the
Herald's song. We join in the chorus.
But this Is a case in which sentiment.
like faith. must be accompanied by
works.
The practical question is, How are
we to attain the glorious contamination
suggested In the Herald's song? There
is only one way we can attain II. We
must vote as we sing. We must down the
Republican party, and return the Demo-
cratic party 10 power Not until that
work has been accomplished will the
army contractor be held TO strict account,
tho war tax be removed. and the South
receive fair dealing in national affairs.
Let the people Of Virginia remember
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-13
HURLED FROM A TRAIN.
Sad Accident on the Chesapeake
md Ohio.

| CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August H.
| (Special)-Harry r. Henry, a passenger
on Chesapeake and Ohio excursion train
from Louisville, KY, to Atlantic City. fell
| from the train this morning at Green
| wood, twenty miles west OF this city, and
| received injuries which resulted in his
death within a half-hour after the acct
dent.
Mr. Henry was seated upon the platform
OF the rear car and IL Is supposed that
when the train rounded the curve this
side of the station he lost his hold and
was thrown forward to the ground. His
head struck against rock, and his skull
was fractured. The unfortunate man was
placed on the same train and brought TO
this city, and the body turned over TO the
undertaken.
Henrys home was in Cynthiana, KY,
and he was decorator painter, and pa
per-hanger by trade. He was single and
about % years of age. He had in his
Pocket card, showing that he was
member of the League of American
Wheelmen.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad au-
thorties this morning notified his friends
In Cynthiana of the sad accident, and his
body was sent al $40 this afternoon TO his
home.
Mr.. Edward Dubbers, Of Bremen, Ger
many. who has been spending the summer
with his uncle, Mr.. Louis Borchers, at
Shamrock, left yesterday for his home.
Mr.. Dubbers takes some fine thorough
bred horses with him from Albemarle for
his German estate
Miss Florence Davis, of Louisville, Ky,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. +.
W. Leterman, left this afternoon for At
lantic City.
Mr.. Hugh III. Blain, of Covesvllle, son
Of Rev. Daniel Blain. ID. D., has been
elected member Of the faculty OF the
Speers-Langford Military Institute. Scar
cy, Ark. Mr.. Blain is a Master OF Arts
of Washington and Lee University, and
upon the election of Professor j. A. Har-
rison TO a chair at the University of Vir-
ginia Mr.. Blain came with him TO accept
the position Of assistant in English and
French. At the University of Virginia he
has pursued mainly postgraduate courses.
with a view to applying later for his Doc
tors degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-13
EmpOria Mention.

EMPORIA, August 12.-(SpeciaL)-Much
indignation is felt among all classes of our
people Of the treatment by Major-General
Butler of the Third Regiment or Virginia
Volunteers
Mrs. s. w. Reeves's condition is so
critical as TO render her many friends
apprehensve.
Judge r. NJ. Mallory, OF Brunswick, was
on our streets to-day.
Rev. II. II. Younger has returned home
after his summer vacation.
Mr.. Henry Wiess. of the United States
railroad mail service, is at home for a
few days.
Mr.. Peter Whaley, who has been en-
gagged in business in our county for seve-
raj years. will shortly leave, TO the regret
of his many friends.
Mr. A. b. Hitchcock, of Norfolk, was
here to-day.
Rev. Vernon Hanson is conducting a
protracted meeting at Fountain Grove
Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-13
Buffers Impetuous Action.
petersburg Index-Appeal)


Major-General Buffers harsh and i'm
petuous action in stigmatizing and con-
demning the Third Virginia Regiment
upon hasty and wholly insufficient evil
dence has not only involved him III trou-
bic, the end of which he may not see
soon, but it raises grave doubts of his
qualification, by training and tenpera-
ment, to fulfil the duties of a high and
responsible position. Certainly an officer
who will condem his men and infict
penalties upon them without due process
of law or any form Of trial whatsoever is
not one to be entrusted with performance
of the grave and delicate duties of gov
ernor of a turbulent and mixed people
like those on the Island of Cuba, and il
the President ever had any intention of
appointing him TO that position the recent
incident at Camp Alger should induce him
TO change his mind at once.