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The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Fifteen Federal Prisoners Escape.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kan, June ? A mu- tiny broke out among the convicts at the United States penitentary at Fort Leavenworth yesterday and b es- capped. Two hours later James Mus grove, an Indian territory desperate, who was the leader, was shot down, struck by eight bullets. The rest of the convicts are still at large. The convicts overpowered their guards and easily got out of the gates.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
spanish warsh1ps Not Nearly Ready for

LONDON June | 4 special received in this city to-day from Vienna says. According to private advices from Cadiz, the preparation for active serv- ice of the spanish cruiser Carlos E.. the battleship PeIayo and the auxiliary cruisers Patriota and Raido is proeeed- ing slowly, and these vessels are not yet nearly ready Go proceed to set
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Gen. Lew Wallace loo Old for Field
 

WASHINGTON, June 7.-The indica. tions now are that Gen. Lew Wallace. of Crawfordsville Ind, the noted au thor-soidier and diplomat, will not win d major-generalship. Gen. Wallace is Fl years old, and the president, while n personal and warm friend of Gen Wallace, feels that he would be scarce. ly warranted in putting Gen. Wallace in the field at his age.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
to Impro.e oondillon. at ramnn

WAsHNGToN. June 7-The war de- partment officials are moaing heaven and earth to improve conditions at Tampa and vicinity ten Miles has made some pretty sharp reports 10 the department criticising the conditions there, and every effort is making to improve them
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Amerlcan Medical Associatlon.

DENVER, Col, June 7-iundreds of physicians from all parts of the eoun- try have arrived in the city and hum dreds more are on the way The indi- cations point to an attendance of 800 delegates at tue ffty-frst annual con vention of the American Medical asso- ciation.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Col. John Hay Protests.

LONDON. June ' The United States ambassador. Col John Hay, called at the foreign office anFl presented cvi- dence of Spanish officials making Can ada the base of operations, and pro. tested against the continuance of this practice.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Miss Katharine McKenna Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO. June z Miss Kath- arine McKenna. sister of Associate Jus tice Mckenna, ot the United States sa- preme court, is dead She was ma, tive Of Philadelphia, and was 67 years of age
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
one Railroads Great Profits.

CHICAGO, June 3.-At the annual meeting of the Chicago X Northwest ern railway the directors report showed gross earnings, S35, 992 726; operating expenses. S3O, 64G, 060; net income, S, SOP, 7Ol; dividend of seven per cent. on preferred and five per cent. on common stock, &, 5l9. s23. Surplus for year over all, 2,232. SIT; gross earnings, increase, S, Ol5, 4s3; net receipts. increase, Sa9f, 933
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Financial.

NEW YORK June r None 8H aaIl ly i7aa2 pHr cent Prime meraaHs 04A4 per eeut- Sterling ezaaaa4. Hetua HHsfueSs Tn hIui4er fer demand and l-4 l.-t rates 4s5a4s2- eaata-- Silver certificates Mexican daiiar= heavy
 Prices rose somewhat the strength oa tue eenaHa5F sfeHarIe look. The leading grlnHers- aHaaEaat Iaall4 Ef=# specialties were ap p94az or ueer Haas= realizing sales mei the opeHag ativauee aHf prices in some eases dipped below Satae= day, close. Most stocks in the list held part of the cartier gains, business was IIve5p on the break aHa prices recovered and became armer by il o'clock after which prices took A turn upwards bnt The movement was largely confined ta special eases Satas Of stocks to noon 236 45 shares
 The bond market was fairly active
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
No Truth in the Report of the Sinking 0
 the Terror by the Oregon.

MOLE ST NICHOLAS, Hayti, June 7.- AdYces received from the flagship New York say there IS no truth in the Por Antonio report of the Spanish torped, boat destroyer Terror having beer sunk by the United States battleshiI Oregon.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
THE FIFTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
tFirst Regular Session.)
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-At the begin ming of the days session Mr Hale reported from the appropriations com mittee the urgent deficiency bill. and 1t was passed.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Riotlng in Irelan.I.

BELFAST. Ireland, June : Great ex- eitenent has ben caused here bya ma tionalist demonstration in honor of the revolution of I19a SeeeraI collisions have occurred between ha damoustra- tors and the opposing crowds.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
II,pi s

By yeas 137, nays lo6, the war revenue bill was sent immediately to conference by the house.
 The house eonferees are Messrs, Ding ley (Mel, Payne tN. Yl and Bailey TeX.3.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
DOUBLE NEGRO LYNCHING
Samuel and Curtis Young, Murderers O Marshal Mclean, Hanged by a Mob
 at CIarksVille, Mo.

CIARKsyHLE, Mo. June 2 samuel and eustis Yonng. the principals in the murder of City Marshal Walter Mclean, sunday. were taken from the jail at midnight by a mob. escorted to the northern part of the city and hanged upon the limb of a tree.
 The negroes begged piteously for their lives, but their pleadings fell upon deaf ears
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
Live stock Market.

ST LOUIS Cattle Fancy exports. S4 556t51 ID. fair to choice, 93. 5ass4-~5 butchers E. 55a L6j; cows and heiters. a2.5u ii1 Hogs Packing, S5o5HA00; butcher, hugs Sf09ai2Oi lights, @350@4i0 Sheep Prices range at & 50sf4 5J. spring lambs II lf586 0l per I0J its
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10

In the year 1897 only 24 American vessels arrived at Manila. The pros pect for large increase in 1898 is ex- ceIlent, without counting Dewey.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
United States Consul General GoldschmId
 Seriously III at Berlin.

BERLIN, June ' ! Goldschuidt. the United States consul general here, has been iii for three weeks and his eondi. tion has now taken serious turn.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10

CAPE lIAYrfEN, Hayti, June r, lo:50 a. m.-At $ a. III. strong cannonading WAS heard before Port Aquadoras.
 \ quarter of an hour later the noise of tAe cannouading was greatly i'm creased the firing evidently proceed ing from guns of the largest ealiber.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
PREPARING TO EXCHANGE.
We Have Spanish Prisoners Enough 10 Give in Return for Hob-
 son and His Men.
HEY ARE NOW AT FORT Nj PETERSON, GA.

We Shall Pr"Asbly Have to Give Two Lteutsa*Ats for Hobson, as We Have 10 Rs4soRer of Ills Relative Rank The 0aAers Can be Excanged Man for Man Tt Win Take Some Time.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
ttI3SE
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II hands. to yeal- ald d.........-s g 06s 70 0o l452 hands. 1 to year~ old........ 3a 0J1g 52 a0 b hands To year, old. --..-.-. 50 0Oa 75 aG l5 hands To wears old -a....- 80 OJlB % 8a 10 to lbq hands l tg : years old. D OJLl2 u0
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10

climate, diet and water has been so radical. The men are thoroughly Y satis- fled with their conditions
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10

CHICAGO Hogs Estimated receipts, 320l0 head, leit over. l2l head Market fairly ae- tive. 5al0e lawer Light s8s58Ie5, mixed. tl e00+25, heavy s3YaaIa2Ha5 rough. E. 9z to 4.05. Cattle Receipts. l1uQ0 head Mareet steady 10 lUc higher Reeves S4UJo525. cows and heifers s2 i0ai65. Texas 9taer> s3 sag 4.a0s stockers and feeders. eIeUa1Q0 Sheep Receipts, l6auI head Market steady Ns- tiges. s349saA65s westerns. f43asei69. lamHs sl.25ds615
 KANSAS CITY -Catue-N Native steers s3 4s8, Texas steers. SsS 1l.56 Trxascla- sa 04la. native COWS and hefeE.- tLsatI stoeher, and fetders el5ttaat hlIe Szau 465. Hog -BaIiS If Stirs q ap2 A05. packers S3 51H34 F mixed 3.g5. lights B 5e834u yorHers +5 -sa5HU s32aI31J sheep Lame- s4#4sd5. tons S3 90a4.49
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
UNDER COVER OF HEAVY GUNS.
Handed al Aguadurcs. Last of Santiago Harbor.

NEW YORK, June "A special from Cape Hayticn reports that al daylight. under cover of Admiral Saupsons guns q force of United States troops were landed at Aguadores short dis tanee east of Santiago harbor.
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10

Recently the weIl-Iznown Gen. Flores, together with I3 others, was executed by order of the executive gov ernment for complieity in the revolt
The Monticellonian., 1898-06-10
River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.

Fall TTeaee
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
WASHING TONS FINE TACT.

"The social punctilio of the Phila-
delphia Assembly was enforced per-
haps more rieidly in the ear y Colonial
days than it is to-day, for when girl
VIII Sc name bad been on lis lis,s of
the tho en- indiscreetly took 6 Id
smith ami iewe err for q lu band she
was dropped at once from PARTICIPATE III
in the sacred functi MS for having COM
mitted the urpard unable CRIME of
marrying in irade,'" writes William
Pnrrine Of "The Most Aristocratic
Social Event 10 America" in the jan
nary Ladies Home journal. "The
trade line of demarcat;on, indeed, gave
rise ultimately to a social war, and a
second Ass mbly' was formed, made
up chiefly Of the families of tradesme@
in opposition to the atiGtocracy.' The
conflict came on while Wasnns to- wa
living in Philadelphia as President So
intense was it that each party Struggled
to gain the favor of the great man AID
his wife. The one Assembly annrunc
OF g. eat ball in honor OF lis b.r.h-
day for the night before The twenty
second OF FeLruary;,the other pr pa" d
for a simil1i e., t the MI hit alterward,
and the s,guci III Washington deliy-
cred himself lin the dilemma b., at
tendidg botn, and proposing ON each
occasion The same toast-'The S ate Of
Penn sylyapia.' But there vas another
version Of the strife which gave mu h
delight to tue populace in iheir spoc..-
lations OVER tho rivalries of'tLe quality
1t was that q Washington. VIII was q
good dancer, had gone to tie ball f
tho plebeian 'Assc Cbly.' and bad there
led tho cotillion with the daug. er OF
q mcdaniel"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
CAKE.WALK AT 7 HE SEMINARY

The social event of the Xmas boil
days at the Union TIE logic Semi
nary took p ace last ght in tie Spenc
Library.
The little circle If seminary Set, 10.
ment graced the occasio en- asse
while the city Was iberelly represent
ed. Tie programme as gwen below
was carried out 10 perfection, each
number being heartily applabded. Miss
Frazer received o. most enthusiastic
encore. The cake-walk was very heartily
received, being participated in by
Misses Wexford, Campbell, Smith, E,
Binford, Poague, z. English, Stricken,
Lane, and their escorts of the semi
nary.
MISS Lane and Miss English won
much applause by thelr skill in a SPELL
ing bee.-Richmond Dispatch Dec.
81.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28

years that are gon', it is the flag ct
reunited country to-day; let it be the
flag of our nation il the yelrs tn t are
t, come. Its s'ri p.s Of d tell of re
blood that was sh d t. purchase lib
erty; its silifes of white proclaim the
pure ana heaven-born purpose OF II
government Which derived its asst
powers from the consent Of lie gov.
trned. The mission of that fla, /. to
float, not over conglomeranon OF
C )mmonwc Lbs, but over the land OF
t free and tie home of tie brave,
an to hat mission is midst iem'ir,
'Fo,e ever tiue-forever true"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for month by her family
physician, but grew worse he told her
she was hopeless victim of comsump-
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton; she bought bottle and to her
delight found herself benefited from
the FIRST dose. She continued It's use
and after taking six bottles, found her
sell found and well, now does her own
homework ana is as well as she ever
was.-Free ial bottles of this Great
Discovery at McCrum Drug Co., large
bottles 30 cents and $1.0C.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
CASTC,HlH
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
GILMORE'S MILLS NOTES.

| Glmore's Mills, Va, Dec. 26.
Christmas is over.
| Less number 4 turkeys,
| Misses Alice and Mary Sbafer spen
the Xmas holidays visiting friends il
Springwood.
| T. B Young, our little might owl
at tire de. OF, was in Lynchburg Thurs
d.y.
Oyerton IA Oh i, of Bedford county.
is visiting his brother, W, r. Hatcher,
of our community.
Warren Hamilton, Of CT tton Forge,
spent Xmas day with his sister, Mrs. j..
W. Gilmore.
We are sorry to note the dealt Of
Mrs. W, P. Bish p, who led a tie
home of her daughter, Ms William
Alphin of our vicinity Ms b Shop
had been an invalid for q number Of
years. She was visit ng her daughter
in hopes of recup'railon i'll health.
The remains were lai to ret at High
Bridge Monday evening. She ,aves
loving husband and ( ur devoted
children to mou their loss.
e. N. Chiles and sister, Miss Hope,
spent several days during The holidays
at Glen Wilton, visiting friends.
Miss Kate Thompson wab taken very
i'll last week with something Ii tn
La Grippe, but the doctor was prompt
ly called, and we ale glad 10 mole at
this writing her condition is improving
under the skilfull treatment of DR.:
Nash Johnson, and will be able to be
out soon.
W. K. Hatcher wife and daugh er,
Miss Nab i, and Mr.. Hatcber's brother.
Oyerton Hatcher, spent Xmas day with
Mrs. W. B. McNair, at Greenlee.
JAKEY.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
DEATH OF d. B. HORNER.

Mr. David B. Horner died rather
1ldeenly at he home of his sen, M
IL. ID. Homer, corner Monroe and Elev
enth streets, yesterday afterno at
1;15 o'clock. A very severe case OF
grip, contr acted about 1891. SO i'm
paired bis condition that he never fully
recovered lis normal physical con-
dition, though he Was apparently in
fair h alth until about Ten days rgo,
when severe cold was contracted and
developed il to pneumonia, which baflied
the skill of his attending physician and
The loving care Of his devoted family.
Mr. Homer was the son Of the late
Hcrner, former comptroller of Bal
timore, and lrother OF Mr.. Jno. w.
Ho' ner of A W. Horner::& Co; Jas. R,
Homer, former comptroller Of Balti-
moe; Mr.. Joseph Homer, wholesale
&atter, Mr.. Sumslt and Mrs. John
lsishack, a. Of Baltimore. His early
life was spent in business in Balti-
more, from which city be came to
Virginia i'll 1860. Promptly he re-
sronded TO is country's call to arms
in 1861, and during all Ct the four
Yeas of loo y conflict, he endured
the hardshi, OF Confede ate soldier
with tt at degree OF forIitude that was
ch + CT site of his life In 1865 he
bee me C tizen CT Rockbridge couni y
and conducted at Collierstown the
mercantile business until his removal
to Lyncbburg in 1884, when he became
head bookkeeper for the firm of Tardy,
Urquhart & rardy.-Lynchburg New,
Dec. 27.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.


Before the Georgia Legislature
Dec. 18th, 1898, President Mckinley
is reported to have said "tte time has
now CINE in the evoluti IN of senti-
ment and feeling, under the providence
o God, Nhen,i in the spirit of frat' rnit.'
we sh uld share with you in the
care Of the graves f the Confederate
Soldiers" Hence The following lines,
Our President, good Mister M.,
Down in the Sunny South.
Spoke words we fear, in reading them,
Came only from the mo 18th.
1t seemed just then the thing to DO,
In bidding for applause,
To lay some sentimental! rue
Upon "Buried Cause"
"The time has come in Providence"
He, patronizing, sad.
"For US to share the care-expense
"Of tie Confederate dead
Such Presidential salve is cheap!
We want tie real thing
The favors thai; vi last and keep,
An have hearty ring.
Our de ID ave sweoily slept for ears,
Aud 10 not need his care,
For, wrapped in love and moist with
tears,
Their gra ,es as Mtccas are.
Now, If he would 10 some hing great,
Let him arIaoge and give
To living Frebels" in each State
A pension while they live.
That would 90 down in hist ~,
And link his nun with I've,
And Southern hearts would fl ell that he
Was guided from above.
Dear William, please prest mt my name |
For ensi, n and back pay,
And, if it pass, then do the same
For all who wore the gray.
r. NJ. FUTILE.
Co liers! own, Va, Dec %, 1898.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28

where the membranes are clean and
healthy. -,
Mrs. Lou Davis, Fayetteville, Tenn,
tells in her letter how DR.. Hartman
great catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na, cured
her of la grippe and serious lung COM
plication. She says:
II was afflicted with disease COM
monty known as lagrippe two years
AGO: the doctors said / had consump-
ton. 1 got one bottle Of Pe-ru-na and
the second night my cough stopped
1 took several bottles, and L Will say
that believe would be dead woman
now II 1t had not been for Pe.ru'na.'
Mary NJ. Pruitt, Palpa, Mo-, says:
pe-yu.ua Hedicine Co., Columbus, q,
"Ihad la grippe for three successive
wears; it seemed to get tighter hoid
on me each year. 1t seemed was IN
the laws OF death. What had helped
me before would not do me any good.
| saw an advertisement of Pe-ru-na. L
nrocured two bottles and it cured me.
| have not felt any symptom SINCE
You NAV use this in any way you
please"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28
TO THE CLERK OF THE CORPO.
RATION COURT OF THE
CITY OF BUENAvISTA,IN
THE STATE OF VlR-
GINA.

!, the undersigned Mary s. Clinebell. here.
by file with you this my application as pro
vlded by statue, TO purchase Lot No Block
No. 10 Section No. situated in the taid
city on eth Street ard. being the same lot
| sold by the Treasurer Of the said city. cp the
10Th day OF December, 1896, for DELINQUENT
taxes due thereon for the year Ct 1895. by
and in the name Of f. 7. Blcomer and
b fought at said sale by the Auditor OF Fudlic
| A ccounts of Virginia fer sale State and city.
the said lard beng Gsfesstd In the Commits
sioners Book Of said city for the year 1898 In
the name Of Z. 7. BloCmer. And hereby
agree, as provided by law, to pay the amount
| FOR which said real estate was sold as afore,
said, together with such additional sums az
may or would have accrued for taxes and
leyies, with all interest as provided by law
al said real estate not so been ssld and
purchased by the Commonwealth.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
December 1898.
MARY y. CLINEBELL,
VIRGINIA, CRY OF BUENA VISTA, To.wIr;
!, D. II. Rucker, Clerk Of the Corporation
Court OF said city, do hereby certify that the
foregoing application for the purchase OF
real estate by Mary s. Clinebell Is true
copy Of an application ON file In nv ofice.
Filed 10th December, 1893.
Given under my hand, this 10th day OF
December, 1898.
d. II. RUCKER Clerk,
The Sergeant Of the City Of Buena Vista
Will | serve copy OF the above application on
4. p, Rloomer.
D. II. RUCKER, Clerk,
Returned not executed: The ,said L. p,
Bloomer being non resident and cannot be
found within nv corporation this goth day
'f December, 1898.
]. +. STRATT0N, Sergeant,
City OF Buens Vistas
IRGINIA, CITY OF BUTNA VISTA. To.wIT: .,
], d. II. Rucker, Clerk OF tho CORPORATION
Court OF the City OF Buens Vista, DO certify
hat Mary s. Clinebell this day came per.
'onally before me in my office In said city
md made oath that due diligence had been
sed to ascertain the County or Corporation.
n which +. L. Bloomer resides without
fleet, and at the same time made oath that
he said 4. L. BloOmer is a non resident Of
his Commonwealth
Therefore 1t Is ordered that the said L. p.
'loomer. do appear here within the next
our months from the completion OF this
utilization and do whatever Is necessary to
rotect his interest, And 1t is further or,
cred that copy Of the foregoing appliea
alton and this order be published OF 90 u
'eek for four successive weeks in the lex
gton GAZETTE newspaper published In
e town OF Lexington Virginia, and q copy
same be posted at the front door OF the
ourt House Of said City ON the first day Of
e next tern Of the Corporation Court a.
qulred by act Of the General Assembly
proved February 18th 1898,
Given under my hand this Goth day Of
ecembsr, 1893.
ID. II. RCCKER, Clerk,
,c. 81 at.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-12-28

Y lRGlNIA:-In the Circuit Court ofpock
bridge county. November q, 1893.
j. IL. davidson. ..............P PLAINTIFF
faction Of tresspass in the case in AS
VS.. sumpsit and upon an attachment re.
lt-rned executed,
~ ~ Da'luSOn, '.,........... Defendant
The object of this suit is to recover the
sum OF S344. "A with interest on 1922. so part
of from November LIST, 1898 till paid
que by the defendant to the plaintiff as set
forth III the declaration and account flled
herewith and Ter this purpose to attach and
subject TO sale the interest OF said G. X.
Davidson in tie tract Of about 275 acres OF
land on North River, in Rockbrldge county,
adjoining the lands Of VIM. Z. Davidson and
Others, and any other estate Of said defend.
ant I'm said county.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant, g. X. Davidson. is not
a resident Ct the State Of Virginia. IL is or.
dercd that he appear here within fifteen DAYS
after tue publication OF this order and do
what is necessary to protect his interest in
this suit. A copy-Teste:
X, r. WITT, Clerk.
"m' y. Anderson, p q. moves -4tS7,75