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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-19
AaiUsEsIENrs
Music Festival!
Mozart Academy Of Music,
Friday and Saturday, April
22d and 23d, and Saturday
Matinee.

The Wednesday Club, Rich
mond Philharmonic AZ -,ocia-
ton. Children's Chorus, the
Boston Festival Orchestra. Ma
dame Gadski, Prima Donna Sc
prano ofthe Metropolitan Grand
Opea Co., and other distinguish
ed Soloists.
Box-office open at Academy Of Music.
April 20. 1898. az . a. NJ.
Evening prices: SiIO 81 -. 81 and zoe.
Matinee prices: 81. -. 30 and Csc.
aplT-Gt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is HEREBY GIVE

NOTICE.-NOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN
that under the power conferred by the
charter OF the Old Dominion Electrical
Development and Power Company. the
Board OF Directors OF said company. by
resolution duly passed at a meeting Of
said board. held on the 18th day of
April. 1898. resolved that the name Of
said company should be changed. and
the name OF 1.-The Norfolk and Ocean
View Railway Company" should be
adopted instead OF the name The Old
Dominion Electrical Development and
Power Company" and that said change
should take effect on the % day OF
May. 1898.
President.
~. II. Doyle. Secretary =. snla.tmy9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO ALL DELINQUENT OYSTER IN
sPECTORS IN THE STATE OF NIR-
GINIA.-Take notice that on or about
MAY 10 1898. you will be called upon
by the committee appointed under q
resolution adopted by the House Of
Delegates at its recent session, for the
purpose OF investigating any Delinquent
cies that may exist with reference 10
oyster inspection. and that you will be
called upOn 20 show cause why settle
ments have not been made in accord
ance with the law.
GEORGE G. BLAND chairman,
T. &. JORDAN,
JAMES LEWIS ANDERSON,
CHAS. NJ WALLACE, JR.,
II. Y. KICKS.
api7~tf Committee,
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TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
Il OF a
Good Detached
EiQhf.Room Dwelling,

WITH LONG AND WIDE LOT IN \
FIRST-CLASS LOCALITY, BEING NO.
al WEST GRACE STREET.-By virtue
of a certain deed Of trust. dated June =
1897. and recorded in the Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court clerks office. Deadlock 100
H. page 1853. and for the purposes therein
set forth, / will. on
TUESDAY, APRIL -, lo9S,
at o'clock Il. NJ, on the premises. oner
for sale, by public auction, the following
REAL ESTATE conveyed therein: That
certain lot. or parcel Of land, with I'M
provements thereon. in the city of Rich
mond Va, fronting - feet inches on
the south line of Grace between Monroe
and Henry streets. and running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet TO an alley
Is feet wide The improvements consist
of a twO-stOry-a bOve-bascment frame
dwelling, with about eight rooms, wide
halls. etc. and i'm tenantable condition.
This is an opportunity rarely 10 be had
10 purchase "a mcdium-siZe homo on one
OF the best dwelling streets i'm the city.
The width and length of the lot makes
Il very desirable Tor a larger dwelling
should the purchaser 50 desire. Attend
this sale, as a bargain can be had.
TERMS: One-fOurth cash. and the bal
ance in equal payments at six twelve
and eighteen months. with interest added.
and secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty. JAMES A. WALSH,
Trustee.
J. d. Carneal. Auctloneer. apl4-td
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EFFECTIVE APRIL Is. 1898.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. ~, la9S.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, Va.
1900 night. No. II. southern Express
daily for Atlanta, Augusta ana
points south; sleeper pe6 i''o s5isbIir "
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper open at $3.50 j.. NJ stops a z
oil stations between hlcnmon4 ana
Danyillo to take on and let OK pas
sengers.
Connects at Danvilie. Salisbury,
and Charlotte with the Washington
and 6outhwcstern Limited no %
carrying siecpcrs New YORK 90 Ashe-
willie. Hot Springs. Chattanooga, ana
Nashville. New York 90 Memphis
New York 20 New Orleans. New
York 20 Tampa, and nrht-ciias cay
coach between Washington dnG
Memphis Connections are MADE
for an points in Texas ana cantor
MIA sleeper open for occupancy AZ
$3.50 =. ".
1900 noon. No. z. solid train daily for
Charlotte. n. c.. connects ar .io-t-
ley with Farmyille and Powhllan
railroad At Keysviile for Sl%,I ,...
vile oxford. Henderson and Dur
ham. and at Greensboro Tor DUR
ham. Raleigh and Wnsion-Salemi
et DanYllle with no s., oIi '1i..
Cor New Orleans and points south.
vhicn carries slcepers New YORK 20
Now orleans and New YORK 90 JACK
sonyille, Ihtoubh 9.' b,,'l..sn tont.
fsf siooper every Wednesday wash
ington 10 san Francisco without
e.oo T q No. II. local. daily except
sunday. for Keysyille and inierme-
TRIMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s s.s3 + :. n From Atlanta. Augusta.
$40 4. NJ. from Keyville and local sta
LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and g.. between Manchester ana
Neapolls.
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DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF ALL
THE REAL ESTATE
RETONGTNG TO

THE ESTATE OF THE LATE KEEEE
JACOBS. CONSISTING or DESIRABLE
RESIDENCES OK NINEI EfN u "a
STREET. TWENTY-THIRD STREE n,
AND ON MOSBY STREET. FRONTING
TIE NEW AND HANDSOME JEFFEI'-
son PARK.
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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT
THE FAVORlTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.


THE FAVORlTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
A.ao p. Nj. No. 10. Baltimore Limited.
daily except Suneays, lli Nsac
Point. there making close connection
on MONDAYS Wednesday, and Erl-
davs with steamer for Bliimorci
also with stage ~ Lester Manor Tor
WaIkertOn and T3pp1haunock On
Tuesdays. THURSDAYS ana saturdays.
2.go p. NJ. No. 10. local cNpr.s Mon
days. Wednesdays and trdAys' lor
tions Connects with stage at Lester
Manor for Walkcr.on ana Iappdh1n-
Steamer steam for Baltimore. Stops al ali
s.oo s'a 4 n. No. 4s. local mixed.
Ytroinia street station Cor West
point and intermediate stations. con-
necfine with stage az Lestor Manor
for Walkerton and TapplhdunocN.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RlCHMJND.
% o 20 4 ( N Wednesdays and Fridays
Son PPHlgi Daily except Sunday from
'''' west Point and intermediate sta
e,oJ lions, leave West Point AZ 500 p. "
MONDAYS. wednesday, and Fridays ana
,a5,oittr9c-e M 500 r. NJ. TUESDAYS. Thurs
DAVIS and Saturdays. -. - ,,,-.t.,t,
.trsef omen from 900 A. N. 70 6.O 4.
=, ord from 9.e0 y. VI. 10 - 4. ". city
ticket oficss 's east Nan yy 4 s! TfiRK.
D. r va Manager. Cen Pass AGENT
r, = NG;kNNON. Third President and
/ General Masager. Washington. j.. G.
~ " WESTRURY. TRAY. Pass Aeeht.
- go east Main street Richmond. va
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.

~-O~%~O-~.~-~-~O
BY Pollard * Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Nos. 5 and north Eleventh street.
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IT, b. TomIln's Adminlstrator.


against
IT. y. TomIins Administrator.
Extract from Decree Of April II. 1889
ON consideration whereof the
Court doth adiudge. order and decree tudt
this cause be referred TO one OF the com
missi0nors of this court with instructions
90 state tho following accounts ana make
the following Inquiries and 90 report the
same To- the Court with any matter sp'-
clally deemed pertinent Dy himself or
which any party Interested may require 10
First. An account Of an debts and de-
mlnds against the estate OF the ldle
Harrison b. T0mlin, deceased, with their
respective prior.ues.
Second. An account OF all the real estate
of which the said Harrison il. Tomiin dlcd
seized and possessed. with the lee simple
and annual value thereof
Third. An account of AN the liens upon
the said real estate. showing the amounts
of such liens and 20 whom coming, ana
including therein an account of all taxes
and leyies due and IN arrears on SAID
lands.
OF the defendant. RI. St. John C0alter.
administrator d. b. II. Of said H. r. Tom
lin. deceased.
Filth An account of an personal estate
or assets of H. Is. Tomlin. deceased, lla-
bic for the payment OF his debts.
Commissioner office,
Room 40 Merchants and Planters
National Bank Building.
Eleventh and Main street.
Richmond, Va.
The parties to the above suit and the
creditors of Harrison b. TOmlin de-
ceased. are hereby notified that | have
fixed ON my office above as the place and
the 9TH DAY or MAY. lS9S, as the
time for executing the decree from which
the foregoing is an extract The decree
provides that the publication of this no
tice shall be deemed equivalent 20 per-
sonal service of notice by the commits
siOner.
Given under my hand. as commissioner
IN chanccry for the said Court, this 18th
day of April, 1895.
r. II. STEGER.
api9-tult Commissioner.
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FOR REM.
FOR RENT,
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM.
PANT

OLD poMINIofSA E STEAMSHIP CON-
DAILY SERVICE.
steamers ieave Norfolk,
Va. DAILY az 1880 L. NJ
~ for New York direct. Pas
FEEA sengers leave Richmond via
heGsN> O. and L. railway $40 r.
LArY5SA NJ or l.. and /. railroad
GAzA N. and w. rouie). A. NJ.
y 10 connect with steamer at
II Norfolk.
pTRECT STEAMER leaves tlchmond
for New York. Ma James river every
Monday (passengers ana Iiei5hP az n
NJ Additional steamer iIslsht ana
'' o. e.e nassengers) leaves Richmond for
sSsso.S~i eg~erv Wednesday and Saturday
~ p NJ. connecting with steamer Tor
N ZION NEW YORK. nassss.enS..s can
Lava nAIfY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. II:
saturdavs L. NJ. ior Richmond
90 Old Point or Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMER VIA James River
route leaves every saturday Vassengers
ara freiehO. 500 +. NJ, and freight by
Steamer Ma Norfolk Mondays and Wed
nesdays. sailngs from companys pier
% North river.
JOHN =. MAYER, Agent,
1919 east Main street.
Richmond. va.
W. T.. GuIiiaudeu. Vice. President and
Ira ffic Manager. New York.
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Auction sAIES.S-This Day.

DY~-~-~-~-~-~-~-O-~-~
BY J. d. Carneal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOG cast Main street.
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BY ii. Seldom Taylor q Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
TWO MODERN ATTRACTIVE.
WELL-BUlLT.
VERY DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY
LOCATED THREE-STORY BRICK
RESIDENCES.
Nos COG AND 30 SOUTH THIRD
STREET, BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD STREETS.
TO BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION ON
EASY TERMS or PAYMENT.
At the request of the owner, we will
offer the above mentioned DESIRABLE
DWELLINGS for sale on the premises,
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1898.
al > o'clock p. NJ. These houses arc COM
narativelv new. well arranged and sub
stantially built and contain II rooms
each. besides kitchen and servants rooms
with usual modern cOnvenicnccs. The lots
are good size and run back TO wide
paved alley.
This sale presents n favorable oppor-
+unitv TO secure n desirable and very de-
northumberland home I'm one Of the best
noighbOrhoOds IN This city.
TERMS. Onc-fourth cash: balance at
ak twelve and eighteen months. for negO-
table notes. with interest added, and Sc
cured by q deed or trust
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
ap12 Auctioneers'
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MOCK COURT TRIAL
THURSDAY NIGHT. APRIL 2isr.
az S i. NJ.


BEEALH Ut TIFVHISL N-l"|I
under the auspices OF the Association
senate Prominent lawyer sued. Luz
dirroug situation. Local hits; An even
ing Of refined FUN hpl Afs i9th al s'S M
co. s'S1''"i apl4-6t
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CO S'i,'I s,IIs, ,''
EFFECTIVE APRIL Is, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. :
BROAD STREET STATION. o..
$50 A. NJ, Daily. with Parlor car 49,. -
principal stations, Ne"potE
News, Old Point, NorfolS a"s
Portsmouth.
$40 p. NJ, Daily. with Pullman for
local stations. Newport Nems.
Old Point. Norfolk and PoIss-
mouth. Connects daily WIN
Old Dominion steamers A''
New York.
day. for clifton Forge: Con-
meets at Gordonsyllie IoF
orange. Culpeper. galFertoh,
Manassas. Alexandra ano
Washington; at Union Stauon.
Charlottesville, for Lynch'
burg. at Basic for HagerS-
2:i5 P. NJ. DAILY. with Pullman to Gin
clnnati, Louisville and 81.
Louis, connecting at CoylnB-
ton. Va, Tor Hot Springs:
Stops only at importSn-
stations. Meals served on Din
ing cars. No. T. local tram,
except Sunday, follows above
train from Gordonsyllle 70
$50 P. NJ. accommodation. except Sum
day for Charlottesville.
1880 p. NJ. Daily for cincinnati, with
Pullman TO dinton. viva, and
GOrdonsyllle 10 Cincinnati
and Louisville. Meals served
on dining car. Connects at
Staunton Except sunday for
Winchester. va. and az Cow
lngton. Va. daily for virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET '
u:9o A. NJ. Daily. Tor Lynchburg ana
Bremo. except Sunday. for
white Hall. except sunday AZ
Balcony FOR Lexington, ana a.
clifton Forge with No. TOT
Cincinnati.
400 y. NJ Fxcop, sunday. Local accOm-
mediation for columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET Sta rioN.
500 A. VI. Daily. from Cinclnnau. 80,
Ills A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk ana Old
$50 p. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and
$50 p. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and Old
s:15 p. NJ Except Sunday, from clifton
Forge - -.-.,,,
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET.
STATION
$50 A. NJ Except Sunday. from Column
$40 P. NJ Daily. from clifton Forge and
Lynchburg and. except sun
day. from Lexington and
white Hall
JOHN u. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
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Black Dress Goods
Department.

To-day we mention four special
values in our Black Goods depart
ment. The quantities are not
large and as we cannot duplicate
them at the prices mentioned be-
low we would advise an early call.
Special No. 4,
Fine Imperial Serge, all-wool,
IA inches wide aud worth SOC.
Our price SOC. yard.
Special No. 2.
Fine Imperial Serge, all wool,
90 inches wide, worth Csc. Our
price soc. a yard.
Special No. 3.
French Batiste, ali wool, 50
inches wide, worth 62Ec. Our
price soc. yard.
Special No. 4.
Imported Henriettas, all wool,
az inches wide, worth 9oc. Our
price 75c. yard.
XLAe4 q Rkoad.
THE Always-Busy Store"
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N NV NoI t!..::5 !! l:!5l
ccl;;s1nla n FFact

DECEMBER ., ls5,. ,,,,nr
U.I-rr P1TGNDND (DAlL4), BYRD
A~A@-A STREET STATION. 30
e.oo NJ RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
9'V' "a 49, VCSTTBULE LIMITED. AT
rive Norfolk ll:G 4. NJ. stops
ont,, AZ Petersburg. Waverly.
and suffolk SecOnd-cl4ss
tickets not accepted on TINS
o.os NJ uTHAE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
''0' "a --' for Lynchburg, koanoke, CO
IImbus and Chicago. Pullman
Siceper ROauOke 90 COlumnus,
also Tor Bristol KNOWING,
and Chattanooga.
-.o a For SuuOlA Norfolk, ana M
'''' ~ terrcedlate stations arrives az
Norfolk az lO:0 l.. VI.
1915 P. NJ. For Lyneh9 9i sR Snn 0'' With
\VasniugtOn and Chattanooga
fiT~tfed Pullman Sieepef9
poanoke TO Memphis ana New
Srieaus Pullman Sleeper be-
tWoen Richmond and Lynch
tvrr and berths ready Tor
occupancy at 9.o0 p; NJ. Also
pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and ROatoFe. r,
r-t.- orrive Richmond from Lynch
, ana the West daily at SID a; N,
puI 81 H from Norfolk and the East
an a, HOS A. VI. and VESTIBULlSD LIN
l. Once: sys Main street. o,.,,rx
w. b. BEVILL:
General PASSENGER Agent
caneral ONCE: Roanoks. va
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nIEETINGs.

~-~-~-~~ -~~~>~~~~~~~s ~-~N-~-@~-Se~-~
Medical College OF Virginia
Richmond. March l9. 1898
THE BOARD or VISITORS OF THIS
institution will assemble I'm he college
building on THURSDAY. April ~ 1898,
at l. o'clock noon. for the purpose OF
Ciecting professor TO the Chair of Dis
eases Of the Eye. Ear and Throat made
vacant hy the death of Professor
Charles NJ Shields NJ. d. Candidates
Tor the position will forward their APP
plcations and testimonials 10 Christie
phcr Tompkns. NJ. D.. Dean OF the
Faculty. J. B. McCAW NJ. D.,
President Board Of Visitors.
Daniel D. Talley. Secretary
mh2O - p .3O-ap3.6 10 10. J.1119.2O
Big Island. Va. April -. lSvS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Big Island Pulp and
Paper Company will be held AZ the office
OF the president. j. l.. GEORGE, cor
ner Tenth and Cary streets. I'm the city
of Richmond. Va. ON TUESDAY, May
II, 1895, at l. o'clock noon.
b. NJ. JACOBS.
ap11-it Secretary and Treasurer.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of the NORTHSlDE
NIADUCT COMPANY will be held at
the state Bank of Virginia on TUES
DAY, May 8. 1898, at o'clock - NJ.
w. II. DUNN,
apl7-14t Secretary and Treasurer
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WANTED. MANAGER FOR BRANCHi
Office in Richmond; salary, $50 anu
commission $3.50 cash capitai relluuiiIreot,,
also good references 100 anf0
Snnare Buffalo. y. y. aPI'
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WANTED. TO RENT IN THE COUN-
try a good location for general me- "a
chandse, dwelling ana store-houso' poo-
dress j. X. l., 4lo Henry. street
nOke. Va. dPA'
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ACADEMY or MUSIC.
APRIL 10TH.

APRIL lDIHs
MILLER. SISSON AND WALLACE.
Return date. ap0-td
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]. b. Elan & Co..
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

n HANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND
- CITY:
c.. W. Wormeley's Executor a.. j..
against
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Bv j. y. Carncal,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
JOG east Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or 4
VERY d r S II A b l. u WEST-END
DWELLING PROPERTY WITH
WIDE CORNEk LOT.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-27
BUTTE News.
THE OTHER SIDE OF IT
Soldiers at San Francisco Have
Kicks Coming.
HAVE NOT ENOUGH TO EAT
Treatment by the oricers Is Not What
II Should Decentralization With
the Clothing Furnished by
Uncle Sam.

George Ballentine is in receipt Of a
letter from a member Of F company OF
the LIST Montana regiment OF volun-
teers. one Of the companies which went
from Butte. From its contents II Will
be seen that, contrary to the statements
of officers. things are not so rosy among
the soldiers. and that at least some Of
the men are not as contented and happy
as they are represented as being. The
writer complains of the treatment of
officers. another complaint of the grub
IS registered. the alleged brave act of
Lieutenant Conrad in striking a private
IS sarcastically referred Ia. as is the
clothing furnished the men. and is in a
dissatisfied tone throughout.
The authors name IS withheld, as its
publication i'm connection with the let
ter might give him another term In
the guard house. of which he already
complains.
Extracts from the letter read: II
have beer in the guard house for two
days and two nights. This Is rather a
long time to serve for being % minutes
late for roll call. our captain made ex-
cuses and told me that it was all
pnTOuEn a uliSldht. f1bNtNtis " II bhiy
one of hundreds Of mistakes made by
officers every day. a great many of
them don't know enough to get inside a
tent when it rains" 4 certain ex-sal1on
keeper is mentioned as one Of these.
For my own part | am getting along
pretty well. but there seems to be con-
siderable discomfort in the ranks gem
orally because they don't get enough
40 eat. Company Il Of Butte got re-
duced i'm rank from the second to the
third battalion. IL was done because
they mutinied and would not drill. We
are all fitted out. so to say but IL you
saw the bum clothes We are furnished
with you would think Uncle Sam was
ar rightt?). Day before yesterday Con-
rad, a lieutenant of our regiment, who
used to be a lawyer at Anaconda. was
officer of the day at our guard house.
He knocked a runken soldier down
and hit him with the hilt of his sword.
The soldier belonged to the South Da-
kota regiment. The soldier was I'M
armed. helpless and defenseless. Colonel
Kessler complimented the lieutenant for
his brave and heroic act. We don't
know when we will be able TO leave
here. The boys are all anxious 10 go
somewhere. most any old place"
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SnciaIist GRins.

Berlin. june 26.-The nearly complet-
ed returns I'm the second b~alloting show
that the next reichstag will practically
consist as was its predecessor. with
slight notifications. The provincial
returns give the socialists a better po-
sition than seemed possible on Satur-
day. The socialists have sc seats. be-
ing a total gain of eight. which. how
ever, rs disproportionate to their large
~ increased vote. The progress of So
cialism In Wurtemberg and such
s~trongholds of reaction as East Prus-
STA. Upper Silesia, M~ecklenburg and va
rious agricultural districts i'm Saxony.
Brunswick and elsewhere, is remark
able. The election of three prominent
bimetallists. Herr Arrdocof. DR.. Aar-
endt and Count Won Elinck Westroo,
noteworthy. especially as the last
named is regarded as the probable fu-
ture leader Of the conservative party.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-27
AN INSANE MAN ESCAPED
Sheriff's Officers Are Looking for
Stromberg.
WAS IN BUTTE YESTERDAY
Visited the Jail and Appeared sane and
Rationale Was Not Known at the
Time That He la Escaped
From Warm Springs.

The sheriff's officers are looking for
an inmate of the insane asylum who
made his escape from Warm Springs
Saturday. The mans name is Strom-
berg. and he was in Butte yesterday.
To all appearances he was as sane as
any one, and II was not known until
after he disappeared again that he vas
wanted.
IL was not far from the noon hour
that a nan walked into the city jail
and inquired of Jailer Thomas Boyle il
he was the jailer. Janer Boyle replied
In the affirmative and the man then
said his name was Stromberg. that he
had been an inmate of the insane asy-
lum about a year and had been dis
charged. He inquired for some keys
which had been taken from him at the
time OF his arrest for insanity. Jailer
Boyle inquired If that was during his
regime, and Stromberg replied no. that
IL was while Clyde Coulter was jailer.
The man appeared so rational that
Jailer Boyle had no suspicion the truth
was not as he stated II and spent half an
hour helping him search through a lot
of old keys. Stromberg's keys were not
found n Jailer Boyle said they were
probably in the hands Of the jailer at the
county jail. The man said he guessed
that was the case and that he would go
to the county Jail and see. He mad
hardly left when a telephone came from
the county jail asking ii a man named
Stromberg had been taken i'm for in
sanity. Jailer Boyle replied. relating the
circumstances of the mans visit and
was then informed he had made his es-
cape from the asylum and was being
looked for all over Montana. An Off
Ger was at once sent out to look for
Stromberg. but he had disappeared and
could not be found. Jailer Boyle aid
he did not show any indication whatever
of being wrong in his mind and that he
was never more surprised han when
he learned he had escaped and was
wanted.
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Fortress Taken by One soldier.

From the New York World.
IL doesn't always take a whole army to
capture "A fort or a man-of-war. The Earl
OF Peterborough took Barcelona with "a
garrison of 400 Spaniards with the aid Of
one man. Leaving his army besieging Ma
drid. he rode with an aide-de-camp right
up to the gates of Barcelona aud COM
manded the S%paniards to surrender or he
would raze the town to the ground within
eight hours.
The threat was absurd, as his army
had more than enough to do already at
Madrid. But so great was the fright of the
Garrison at seeing the grim earl before
their gates that they capitulated and
marched out of the town.
Another strange apture OF a fort was
accomplished by an intoxicated sailor
during E%ngland's war i'm India. The Brit
ish army had been all day besieging a
very strong fort on the River Hoogly.
and they would have had to spend many
more days before they managed TO take
IL, as the inhabitants had plenty Of food
and ammunition During the night "a sal
Tor named Strahan strayed from the
British came up Ia its walls unperceived
and rolled inside through "A breach. On
seeing the enemy he suddenly became So
Der and shouted for his comrades. The
British sentries gave the alarm and his
comrades rushed into the garrison.