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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04
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&olbif8ton, p. Oft. gsaGrcut
Ger (cttcn 5luci Sabre bat hns Ncer=
buu0cpnrternent cine Jfci1e pun Or
perimeHtcn nit Der Serlucnoura et=
TICS Serums nls t0cilntttel iir bi,
Sdiueine : G9ulera u~ot1elo1t ueu.
4icIe Experiments luur0cl uou Or.
:. &. Salmon, Ggef oc8 Uilreau Of
Anirnal 3nouitrD, gelcitet uno bic
NtiHltnte fuaren iEn Fl + I'll 0taoe
5uirieOellitelleno un0 bcuicicn, oaB
bic 9cfurdtete Sranf5eit feidt uno
biIig 8ebeilt rueroen farm.
Jn sorigen Sabre ian0ci bic CIR
pertmente in 4Sope COUNTY, Sppn,
itatt uno Die &eiultate ~teItnn>cn bar.
III, oaB nur 5luan5ia ErQScnt bcr an
gcitedten SeerOeu uerlprcn qin9en.
Sn oieiem Sabre ruaren biz Grperi,
nteute umfalienb. 3aS lcpnrtement
beGnnbelte 922 SdImeinc. 8oa Die
len frepirten 40 uno 81 uou jc 100
tranfen S6ieren murocu Qcrettet.
Der SerluIt betru9 nur - 4iru5ent.
@s fuarer II uerIbiebeuc 0cecoen,
ipetd)e bebonoelt iuurbeu uno BON
oielen oerloren iedbs MIR il ein SDier.
Nnoererleit8 trepirten uun l,IO7I
Sdlfuctnen in uroeren 0ceroeu, NET
DIE nicbt Der Serumz9 eGsuAluau uu-
terluorfer iuuroen, SO uocr 1913
HrpSent.
D.. 5atlnuu iuqte ib;r Dc Be
bnn0fuus:
Sic @irfialnftit Der 5crun-9 De:
banolun9 uuterliegt teircr stage.
unIcre Opcrationen iuurtcl nit 5fessl
ticiSHnns betraftct, icSas
Sfbnr0lunan h;o
dl1llla lllll - i.r 7t'o;ine=
pertinent rftGr- Sic
lit Cit cripieieuer Grfula uH0 luirb
uns.uciIclfait ben Sarunerr hcr Der.
Sloaten idhrlif 0ttlipuen ppa Gol=
fnrs crhntter.
Ecs G5ofcra.Serum >uirb baburd)
eerpourcn, poB iroenb ti1cnt lhiere
-cinem Hicroe o0cr elmer Sat-.
eine f(ejn: Wtcree he3 %lItc3 ,iTe5
an Der Cholera lcIbenotn 5flueires
cingeIprist tpiro. Tas 10 b%cGanoe1te
Sbicr miro %crftnntcn, ittut luicrer
eeluno per0en, pornui ijnl nberz
mals ctipaR ppn Dem Sia;e zines
tranfen Sfrue:ne3 c~in5u'priscu 1T.
9ieIes Serfabren muB ~ Ian3c fJr,-
eeicbt merocn, bis bl3 S!ut oes
Sbiercs 10 ourfOrungcu lit, Oab ibm
Die Gbp.erl nifJt8 meGr ouba0en
tunn. Damn miro ibN Slut o13e-
supIt unb ber ounnc 9el5lidje 9bcil
abeeionbert, meId]er ba5 Eleruu lit.
Ntit bieiem tperoen franfe Sbuciue
geinlpIt uno baile(bc ld)ltt biClelben
ebeufaGs eeeen Die Gboleru uno beilt
lie ielbIt, nadbem lid bic 8ruatbeit
bereits entluidelt bot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04
Sheriff Sale Under School
Fund Mortgage.

Notice is hereby given that whereas James
f. Barbarick and Ruth M. Barba-
rex his wife, did by their mort
gage deed, dated on the 7Sth day of Au-
giSt 1890, and recorded in book No IS at
pas The Office of the recorder OF
J '~'v hiSSouri, con-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

~ "SN'ONS ENo@
"a siiuer seHobcH uao Die 8eiBeH
,baben bic Serfuisuna autseaebcS.
S Sn 3etamiae. WiH., iino brci
oinoer Don Mid)acl auoeripn, int
Hltet BON ,, 4 uno s Sabren, per-
brauut. 9ns Suus eerietb III Sroab
rudbreMo Der Suter abtpeicnO iuar
uto bic SHUTTER bic 9ubc meltte.
Ran uerlnutbet, bat oaS dlteIte
2iuo nit bent Slfenfeuer ipiette
uno babel ons Saus in Srano
itedte.
s 9ten 0auen, Gpn. "a. Oft. s.
@olo tebrte beute nnd Souie surld
uno beflnete bas Seribfuinoen ieis
ner iunsen 5rnu. Sufb unb SRI.
Jannie Stnnstp tpuroen ons 9. Stto'
ber oetrout. Sas Hnor reilte ndh
9eerp Seriep, INT bort bic 6litteruuG
en- gu perbrinsen, unb Die lunee6rou
brouute bort nit cinem nnoeren Wnns
ne ourd1.
S Sn Bufato, q. g., tpuroe Der
e,ite Spatenitih ihr ben Suu bes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

ieiner Ri per mittetlt cines
'7aneen SeileS oil eirem Baum tes
ieitiet, ete CT nd, ms @nfier begab,
DcIdles oh Der STEELE, an Der CT &c.
funoen fuur6e, FIJI IS 9on tief lunr.
Gr biuterlicB einen Brief, in benz er
crflnrte, cS lei ieiue slbii6t, Icin Sc
ben 81 b%eenoiaen, hob CAB Ell fetnen
Sruno bierfir an. gr binteriaBt
leine @ittipc un0 orci Sinoer in st
2ouis. CT mar 81 Sabre oft.
SuSquebanna, So, 25. DIT.
HIs Der DitIlh eebenoe send)t-@r'
preBsua ber Cite Slbn nm Mitter'
robt bier eintrai, iano man ocn go
tomutiuinbrer 9p. aine(ep. nit scr
itn,ettertem Sddbef nuf Der Coco
mutiue. ytad oct abfabr neS 3u9es
bon Binebamptun, % Meilen BON
bier, bemertte bas 5ueperional baB
bic nblid1en Sienale beint 0urd)-
iobren %fleiner Statiunen nid)t oe9ez
ben fpu,ben oaB Der 3ue uneewDbns
lid idneG fubr. oetser Goruen, Der
ouf benz Eeuoer beiddftiet mar, troh
oui bic 9ocomptipe uno fanb bort
&ineSleps 9eidle. Mtnn eloubt, baB
er peniee Weilen BON SineBamptpn
NIT bent Supfe eeeen eineu @aTers
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04
z 6ie5 heibune ia nift mcbr erlebt


NeruDIes Sopfrpeb, 9n[Icnlciocn,
SerItppfuna uuo u1e 2eber- uao Ma
aenlei0en fDrren lfne1 burh Die be
rubnten fleinen HiIen ee6elft luer-
men, mel6e uuter oem gtanen nGe-
@itt's 2ittle @arlp Iiier8" betannt
iino. Sic iino gut eiu5unebtnen unb
uerurIaflen niemals 2eib1hncr5en.
=8alfer Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04
Iu=ldn>ii de-.

Creeoeu. lem 9tc8oencr Sir
9er5plpital Ent Der bier fiir5lif per
itorbere Snuimnnn Sfepperbeia 100.
900 Mt. rerrnoGt.
= 0uren, II. DIT. 6eitern aberr
ltilr5te DnS G%rfcr1eriiit an 3teubal
Oe8 SlinoeHbeiMs Elm. Sabei iuir.
oun 5iuei Nrbeitcr IoIurt qct5otet,
elmer perfcst.
Qeioelbere, 5. Oh. @eitcrr
9sadbt iii Der 86.jabriee Nlntler s8in=
oii6 pun Sirbbeim pom cinem 1uf
Snrlsrube fpnntenoen Suae iiber;
fa9ren uno eetbbtet ipproen.
5rnnfiurt q. 81. 1ic Sort
i6rittSpnrtei uno Die bemptrntildc
$artei beibloHen, nls eenlciniame
Ganbibaten fir bic 9nnbtngsmnblen
S6mibt-g lberfelb, &eibstaesabscz
oroneter fir alseD, 8ingen, unD
8rurrer Sdneer~Srantfurt q. 30.
aui5uiteIen.
Wiesbnoen, 6. Oft. las So
mite ilr bas @uiiao Sreptne=3ent
mai bat feline 8prarbeiten beenoet
uno wirb in bielen 9aeen nit einem
Iufruf our bic OeHentlibfeit treten.
@ie man nlittbeilte, linb bent Gpmite
nod cine In5nbt beruprrnecnoer
HeriDnli6teiten beieetreten.
Siuentebe, in Slbenbure, 10.
DIT. Mit ben Grbnrbeitea our per
ite1uns elmer @erneiHbebauMee ppu
ubtr GtummeloUrf uno
bis OF bic amtsGnuiiee in
8rafld1ft 1T fiir;lid Der Nniaue ees
tuurbeH. Sufulse beiien lit Der
nuf benz @emeinbeipcgc uun
SiGenitcnoc nod @rnfldoft CT
,hpert.
Mnir5. Grldpiien bat iid) seitern
in isiner sSnhSaam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

S3lnu. @irtb: gen5i, pnrun1
laIlen Sic Die 0errsn Stuoenteu
beim Se5obleu ilss@
Br11'e inner ietbit 5dblcu?
Seuuerin: 9ie bIin3en inl1er mclr
suIuniren, al8 baruuf iino.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

Gas bDdite Gbeetud. Ter iunae
@bemann lit 10 ihneG eeforben, onb
CT Der Che Slid nphlsae
fenncn s-eIssss sat ntdjt red]t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

1crcFettH Rut luheer 1Tdhn No!Hc"1
Shpersef. ltnbeilbntcs 2c,oen Iol
ben ScbaucrEsiuertten 81 Der per
;peifeltea 5bnt pernrlnBt bnben,
grG6nat bat iid3 eia friiberer Sobn=
marn s,n,Hens 9ratuer irr@pnlcntcis
mer @nlb. Habrunesiprsen lOIieH
has Mutio bierfur IeiN.
9teuiuieb. Die Stootperrrone
ten ltenten 5000 gtf. bcreit sum fcit,
(iden g~lHpfanee bel oeiHGin5uge bes
Grbprinsen 5riebrid' 81 s9ieo utO
ieirer @emobliA, Der rin5eiiin Hnu
fine BON @urtcmbcre, am 10. 9to'
uembcr B. s. Gs ipnen abniide yer
nnItaltunoeu ~ectrufen iueroen, iuie
I'M Sabre 1871. nls Der 5urlt 81 &ieo
uno Ieiae @~emnblia ibren Ieierildden
@inSuo bielten.
0eioelbere, II DIT. Sbpn
Ieit ldngerer Sett miro npn ciner
arDBeren gn5abl BON @inpptnern
SanoiGubs9eim's bic Ginuerleihung
oieles 34OO Seelen sablenoen Srtes
in Die Stabt 9eioelbers eritrebt, bod
limb Die Weinuneen nod eetheilt.
Seutc cling cine Setition Iur bic Gin
oemeinbuns OH bas 8e5irfsnmt
oh. Die Stobt Seibelber9 nimmt
nod) cine abpnrteube Steuung
ciu.
9niin, Iotaiinn, 25. Oct.
(g1rlpdtct.) Der Sailer unb bic
9ailerin bon Seutlhlnnb iinb beute
M,ttas bier ansetummeu uno nab
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

Grltcr @eoonte. Il. Gina 39edter
III leinem 0adbnr): 0ie S5niHad)tss
lccne briHat 5raulein Berger orpb-
ortio sur 9nrite1ung. o: Sa-sur
5rau mDhte idl Die ni6t baben.
5auIenbe opn Seripnen iino Ourd.
ben 8ebruudb BON r9e@itt's @itd,
Oosel Satpe" ppn Den 50antorrboioe1
0ebeilt poroen. Die Salbe mirfl
ldlnea uno beilt audi 9autausiblag
unb ale 0autfrnntbeiten. Sic per
lAnTft lofprtise 9inoerune.-Waltel
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-11-04

beutifen 6oipitals eetbnn. geit
b mebreren Sabren true iib oas
Q 9eutfdtbum nit Der 4usfibruns bic
q fes SrUicttea. boh traten tets pin,
y berniiIe, bnrptidblid @elbmaneef.
. in ben Ree. Der 8auplab fir ons
puipitnl III Gin ib0n unb einiiig ge-
tecencr unb bas @ebduoe iel6it
! miro Gin duBerit ltnttiihes ueroer.
s Salirns, @n(.. 25. DIT. Farno
\ l9ucerp, Der lou. ben 9ir6enbudern
. Der Niiiiorcx upn Sos aueeles uno
3 suIioab eth Nlier bon 125 SabreH CT
z rei9te, 1T i'm County 0pipitnle g
Alprten. Gr ltamnte aus SonUliH
NO unb mar felt rs Snbren in
A~S2nnbestbeile mpblb:tannt.
ksa mar CT S6aFbirt fur
Nus Monterey.
key. 27. Oft. Ter
1een purbe lcste
pten Sobn gfor
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
a QUINTUPLE LYNCHING.
Negro Ill rderers of Three White
Persons Hanged.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 1.-THE
men who murdered Mr.. Garden and his
wife and an old man named Carlee last
week. near Wetumpka, were lynched at
o'clOck to-day.
Last night Governor Johnston received
a message from the Sheriff to the effect
that a mob was assembling and that he
feared his prisoners would be taken from
him. and asking for troops.
The Governor soon got together about
nine men of the local militia. and sent
them 10 Wetumplla on a special train.
Before they reached there, however, the
mob had secured the prisoners, five I'm
number. and taken them to the scene OF
the murder.
Four Of the negroes confessed TO hav-
ing participated in the crime, and one
Of them told where ne had hid the
money. He was compelled 10 find it, and
in a few minutes. near the scene Of the
crime. all five were swung up and their
bodies riddled with bullets.
The militia were unable TO follow the
mob last night, as they were all well
mounted, and no means Of conveyance
were al hand 10 take the soldiers after
them. This morning. efforts were made
10 find the negroes, and about IL O'Clock
news came over the telephone from
Weumpka that they had been found
swinging from a limb. Their names are
unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
STOCKS UNSETTLED.
ONLY MOVEMENT THE sAGGING IN
EvITABLE IN LIFELEss MARKET.
TOBACCO DEALINGS ENORMOUS.
Violent Movement in Several of the
SpccinIties Without General Eff
feet - Money Hardening - Sterling
Exchange Advances.

NEW YORK. June f7.-The unsettled
and waiting temper of speculation was
shown no less to-day by the stagnaton
in railroad stocks than by the disposition
to take up different members OF the
group known as Specialties. Dealings in
the railroad list were few and far be-
tween, and the orly movement of prices
was the sagging tendency almost inevita-
BILE in a lifeless market. Definite lnfor-
nation as to the conditions of the coming
Ike TO have. The markets were full OF
rumors to-day of damage and deteriora-
ton TO the crops. Money also showed a
slowly hardening tendency. and sterling
exchange advanced on demand for re-
mittance OF dividends and interest due
to foreign holders on July 1st.
The violent movement OF several of the
Specialtles reflected no general condition,
and was without effect on the market,
beyond the stock Immediately dealt in.
TOBACCO.
Dealings in Tobacco were on an enor-
nous scale.
Railway bonds were very dull, in SYM
pathy with stocks, but prices were bet
ter held. Total sales, $2.O90.0OO
United States new As, registered, de-
clined 81; ditto. coupon, and the old As,
registered, IL, the old As, coupon, Ia in
the bid price The new AS, registered,
and the old As, registered, rose 2 ii and
ia. respectively, on sales over the pre-
vious sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
3P. M.-Money on call steady at LA
l IL per cent; last loan at 1 IL per cent.
prime mercantile paper, 3q4 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at A.S5 Ia
Sl.S5 81 for demand, and at 4S4aStsi J.
for sixty days; posted rates, A.SQSf.s5 l..
and 4S6 -2aSLS7; commercial bills
S4S2 1-2d$4S3.
silver certificates, 81 3-4d5S. Bar silver
II "a. Mexican dollars, 45 IA.
Government bonds heavy. State bond'
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
BANK CLEARINGS.
THE total bank clearings in the Unite'
states for the week were $l.269 $50, $50
ner cent. increase. 2o4; exclusive of New
York. s5i5.1g3, O6S; per cent. increase 1874.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
The settlement I'm Clover.

Chicago Times-Herald)
The Jenkinses, the Joneses, the Will
liamses. and Greens;
The Sprowlers an the Growers mas lett
these peaceful scenes;
An they're gettin' fat an fussy on army
pork and beans,
An Wen all git enlisted In the mornin'!
The Wflliamses are colonels; the Browns
are caDns fine;
The Jenkinses are majors-San they never
viii resign;
An they amt a single private in the
halieluia line,
An wen all git enlisted in the mornin'!
Good-by TO all the cotton, an the devil
take the corn
We're headin' straight fer glory-fer We
all are colonels born;
An you'll find us in the army when they
blow the dinney-horn,
An wen all git enlisted In the mornini
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18

as the armored ships and the torpedo
OF to-day. but the Anglo-Saxon did II,
and he won. The strategist laughed when
Howard and Drake confronted the giant
strength OF the Spaniards with swift
ness and Workmanship. but the Anglo
Saxon did IT, and he won. The fight
ing machinery of Frederick of Prussia
was new; the flying blows OF the Swedish
Charles were new; the marvellous com
binations of the first Napoleon were
new. 1t Is useless. therefore, 10 urge
that a war with Spain is extra-haZard-
Gus because ''new elements OF unknown
potency now enter into the game OF war
The sentence quoted certainly has the
sound OF portentious sagacity, but 1t Is
the wisdom Of the owl, that blinks IN
the daylight and waits for the night to
attack mouse The time has gone by
for all these things. and drills do not
win battles. The Macedonian phalanx
would now be annfhilated without seeing
It's enemy, and the laundering charge
OF Murat's horse thing to laugh at.
In open formation, as modern battles
must be fought, "the thin red line OF
American volunteers is equal TO the best
that can be brought against II, and ex-
perience will justify the claim. How
many OF the sailors of our fleets have
SUlfUfu DOWutF, III dttudl WdA ~
they lack bravery, or GOODNESS, or e.
ficiency for that? The men on our aux
HAIRY cruisers walked on board straight
from the path of civil life. Has com
plant been heard. or has Sigsbee la
| mented the absence Of his old subordi-
mates because of any lack in the new
men? Are not our volunteers on me
| land as good as their brethren on the
| seas? Nay, are they not the same BODY
| and bone and heart? We must not
have our soldiers sent to war without
proper equipment-and supplies. Let
| them wait for these. There is no great
hurry about bagging your bird after you
mark him down--it is only question OF
| going after him when he cannot run
away. But we would not have the
world believe that we hesitate because
we dlstrust our volunteers that the
| argument fer the increase Of the regu-
| lars may be strengthened. Always our
reliance must be on the patriotism ana
bravery of our citizen soldiery, and when
| we discredit this we admit the weakness
| Of the support that sustains the nation
| We had a war with Spain once before
| Did Andrew Jackson distrust his volun-
| teers. or did he conquer with them
| The assumed wisdom of these too
scientific disciples is not only wearisome
| but distressing. Feed and clothe our vol
| unteers, and do them justice.
JOSEPH II. SHEPHERD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va, June II. 1893.
Private sales to-day were as follows:
Wrappers, 1 hOgshead; filters, 5 hogsheads;
leaf dark. Is hogsheads; Tugs, hogs
heads. Total number of hogsheads sold
during the day. u.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond to-day
were: Tobacco. $3.50; cigars and cigar
cites. SGO72.9O.
Shockoe Warehouse George A. Haynes,
proprietOr reports sale of 80 packages to-
day. This is a detailed account: q. l..
Houston-220 SIS 1878. $l3.50, $ll.75, and
s.. w. ID. Madison-Sl5. s1l, $l2.75. sl225,
$ll75, sll75 sll75, sll25, S1, and
$l050. w. Hitter Goodwin-s275. Sll, 5000,
$40. S.25. J. r. Goulden-$l7.75, SIS, 81,
and sl3.25. G.. n. Pitts-$22, $40, sl5.25.
$lA75. 81, $1l25, $ll.25, and SOD. A. T.
Pitts-Sl6.75. $3.50, $3.50 $3.50. and $40.
j. II. Bullock-S26, SIS, S1l.75. $3.50. 50. and
as. Mrs. II. S. Parr-S23, $2l, Sl6, Slt, Sl2,
and 1850. j. W: Houston1sli $3.50; $40,
$SSS L. S. SO g. r. l. Hn6Rard-:S g
81. o. slO.75. siO.75. aO75. $3.50 and s7.62 -
NJ. r. Puller-S $3.50, $l4. $l3. and $40. W.
J. Blanton-Sl0.5O. Bibb & A. b. NJ
sl2 Sll5O. $l1.5O, s1i.50, and $40. Armistead
S9.25. s.. and 81. G. c. q r. s. Turner
sl3 and $40. Riddell & Jordan-$l025.
r. T. Dillard-s11. J. w. Holland-sl225 ,
Slid, YlO.l0, klO.lJ, 9lOf1, SoOU, anu @i.oz -
j. NJ. PeytOn-s510 and 50. c. l.. Jones
1915 and $50. ID. A. Trice-sl0 and So
Shelburnes Warehouse (Silas Shelburne
proprietor reports small break to-day,
with excellent prices.
This closes the sale of packages for the
week.
The tobacco Inspector makes the fol-
lowing report for the day: Bright-lnspec-
tons. % hogsheads; reviews, 0. Dark
Inspections q hogsheads; reviews. O.
Tierces (dark)-Inspections, IS hogsheads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
War aud Crime.
(Ohio State Journal.)

(Ohio State JOurnal)
One Of the peculiar effects Of the war
is the reduction in the amount Of crime.
This is especially noted in the larger
cities. In New York the change Is so
marked as to excite comment on the part
of the police authorities. There has been
a reduction of nearly 80 per cent. In the
number Of crimes reported In that city
since the opening Of hostilities. The same
condition of affairs is noted elsewhere.
Even arrests for misdemeanors are I'M
usually small.
The police authorities believe this al
most unprecedented condition is due TO
the great interest taken by all classes of
people i'm the war. Even the most
hardened thief employs his time plotting
against Spain, instead of scheming how
some honest householder may be despoil-
ed. 1t is a condition that will form an in
terestine study for those who make crimi-
nology a matter of research and consid-
Grafton. 1t is certainly remarkable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
STANTON CYCLE CLUB.
The Third Annual Racing Meet
Wet Track-EVents.

w ct lralcA-tINtht
STANTON, VA, June H-(Special)-
Before a large crowd the third annual
racing meet of the Staunton cycle Club
was pulled of here this afternoon. The
track was wet in spots, hence slow time
.u some Of the events, where the field
was large. Summary:
One-mile nOyice-W. II. Magils, first;
j. +. Tannehil Jr., second; w. f. Bailed,
third. Time, 2:24.
one mile, open-A. G. Moran, George
town College first; Fred. Schade. George
town College, second; Griffin Halstedd,
Cincinnati. O., third; L. L. Wilson,
Washington, fourth. Time. 2:3i.
one mile. 2:25 class-Charles Mueller,
Washington. first; Thomas Bowling
stanton. second; w ID. Rhinehart, Har-
I.sonburg, third. Time. 2:33.
TwO-mile lap race. L. Wilson. first;
Fred Schade. second; Charles Mueller,
third. Time. 6:03.
Two miles-Shenandoah Valley cham
piouship-W. ID. Rhnehart. first; h.
Coo.es. stanton. second; T. c. Bowling,
taird. Time, GO.
one mile-League Of American Wheel
men State champiOnship-Fred Schade,
He-ndon, Va, first; W. ID. Rhinehart,
HarrisOnburg second: Tom Bowling.
stanton. third: r. o. Monger, Dayton,
Va. fourth. Time. 2:36
Fiye-mile Handicap-Grifin Halstead,
% wards, first: T. s Wilson, scratch. Sc
g1nd Fred. Schade, scratch. third; T. G.
lowing 400 yards fourth. Time, 1927.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
WINCHESTER SENSATION.
4 Weu-KnOwn Business-Man Conn
miffed To Jail.

WINCHESTER. VA. June f.-(Spe-
clalJ-A sensation was caused i'm bust
ness circles here this evening by the com
mitmcnt 10 Jail Of T. b. Almond. promi-
lout real estate ana loan broker. Mr..
Almond was arrested about ten days ago
GOD a warrant sworn out by A. III. Box
wen. Of this city, charging him with OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. Al
mond was an agent for building and loan
associatlOns. and advertised that he had
large sums Of money 10 loan on real es-
tate. When Bowel applied TO him for
loan on some valuable property, Al
MDnd. 70 IS alleged agreed 10 secure the
i3n for $50 which was paid. Suisse
gIcnty II rs alleged. II was found out
mat Almond had never made application
Tor the loan. but kept the advance money.
WHOM the case came up for hearing this
afienOon. Almond, who has been out on
1ail failed 10 put In an appearance. and
his bail bond was declared forfeited.
Later the police GATED him. and upon
his appearance for trial, several other
charges OF similar character awaited
MN. Being unable 20 obtain bail. he was
femanded 10 jail Almond has wife
-nd three children. and stood high In
me community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
THE MAGIC CITY.
Given Five Years-Arrested on the
Charge of Murder.

ROANOKE, VA, June T.-(Special)-
The jury in the Conrad Geisen betrayal
case, after twenty-four hours Of delibera-
ton, returned verdict OF five years in
the penitentiary. This is the fourth trial
and the third conviction. 1t is under
stood that ten jurors stood for ten years
in the penitentiary, but finally compro-
missed on five. a motion for new trial
will be argued on Monday. In the mean
time the convicted man is under a bail
bond of $1,000
Frank Early (colored) was arrested here
on the charge of murder. 1t is alleged
that he killed William Turner at Red
Star. w, Va, last January. The negro Is
locked up, awaiting the arrival of a West
Virginia official.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-18
The Bnf,e.

QIartha Shepard Llppincott in Boston
Traveller)
A tiny bit of human flesh,
little baby boy;
Yet how he fills the parents hearts
With pleasure, love- and joy:
What hopes and fears In him are bound;
What prayers, he'll live and grow;
They watch for each development,
With pleasure parents know.
A sacred bond thou surely art,
Between thy parents dear,
To closer bind them heart and heart,
And ever hold them near.
How anxious that thy little soul,
Developing each day.
Shall grow as God would bid II to,
How earnestly they pray.
All little soul, thou canst not dream
How much In thee doth lie;
The power TO make thy parents JOY,
or make them grieve and sigh.
a mothers love is half her life,
Ii makes or mars her JOY;
And how her spirit hangs upon
The actions Of her boy.
What hopes. what fears, what joys ur-
told
Are bound up I'm his life;
She enters with her heart and soul
His pleasures or his strife;
Her sympathy he e'er may claim,
Her heart will eer be true,
And though the world forsake her boy,
That she will never do.