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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
Wienczeuie grOb6w ma Oceanic
SpOkojnym.
(Opowiesc smerykahsks),

- Wy, tn Anglji, ME obobo-
dzicie swieta wieho.enia grobow?-
Przemowil kapitsn H. S. w. Drew -
szkoda, to bardzo piekra uroczys
sose, Pr.yznsje, To ma pewiso urok
/ VASE zwycIaj przechadzania sic 90
niedtiela popoiuiniu pc omenta-
r1ach, jakby pc ogrodach. gawed1ac
| obrsucsjso kwiatami groby krew.
nyoh i Przyjacio'; muisj .apewns
czujs sic osamotnieni... Ale nssz
Decoration Day, 30 maja, kiedy
kwieoia jest podostatkiem, 20 wiadam
wan: nssiane groby swieaemi wien
cami i wiszankami kwiat6w.
KaPitsn PusOil pare dym6w, splu.
nah
- Jednak nigdy - cisgnai REQ.
dalej tax ME byiem w.rus.onym
jsk trzyd .iestego maja zes1isgo ro-
ku. Okret nass, uszkodsony bur.s,
zatrsyma6 sic musiai u br.eg6w ma.
lei wysepki ma oceanic Spokojnym.
D.issisc lat temu unikaiy jsj ssaran
ME naszs statki, DO wisdomem bylo,
to zamies,kais pr.ez d.ikioh ludo
asroow, ME s~.anujscyoh smerykah
skiej fiagi ! ME jeden obywatsl Sta.
now Zjednoozonyoh snala.f tam
smierc ~mec.ehsks. Ale cd lat ju,
Psru stoi ma skalistej wyspie kilks
nas.yoh fAktoryj i dom misyjny,
Zrssu pr.emswiac trssbs byio do Ia.
nibal6w karabinami, ale oka.ali sic
dose Pojstoymi ! umisjs ju. oosnit
dobrodsiejstwa amerykahskisgo han.
dlu, q nasi ~misjonarse zrobili Z mich
W krotkim osssie tax przyswoi
tych ehrsesoijah, zs sachowujs sic
pc ludsku, jsk spokojui sssiedsi
Cywili.acja nassa tax i'm nawet IA.
imponowaia. ae na wyprsodki ada.
wsc chcs skehcsonych gsntelmen6w,
Me powodsi i'm sic to W .upelnosoi;
wra.enie psuje nieprssswyoisaony
wstret ich do ws.elkiego ubrsnia, Z
wyjstkiem oylindra. Znsjao nsousl.
niks n%sszsj misji, Rev. w. J. b
Johnstons, jako gorsoego smsryka6.
skiego patriotic, ME vstpiliSmy AM
chwili, te dsieh w~iefczenis grob6v
obchodzonym bedzie ns wyspis uro
o.ysoie. Cbcac uczcic godnie pole.
giyoh tam smeryks6skich obywateli
W galowyoh munduraob wylsdowa.
lismy d. 30 msja i ME .awiedlismy
sic " nsszycb oczekiwaniscb. ia,
sdaleks widzielismy dom misyjny
umajony kwieciem koio domu cisnsI
sic naval orsrooskoryob. Podszedl
ssy blisej, osiupielismy: odswietnis
do Pesnego poiyskU, wyosysrcsone
mosie1ne pierscienie q usr6w | no
SOW sks-daikioh, skr.yiy promienia
mi " swrotnikowem siofcu, lecs ME
TO wPrawiso mas " tskis zdumienie
ale widok girlsnd, osiyoh 3 kwissow
osocsonyob okoio osarnyoh ioh bio
der; Z prsodu cd girlsnd swisasy oil.
brsymie ossrwone bukissy.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
WyrOkiem byfa smierc.

DoS'oidcczenia, kt6re pressed pac-
ient 10 szpitaLu SEC. Lukasza.
Nastepuiscy przypadek ME jest
oardziel ira nienitym jak sstki In
nych przypadkow, ktore zosta,y pray
niesione pod uwsge wiasoiciela Drs
Piotra Gomozo, lsoz dodatkow We x
~licznosci ss tskiemi, zs oIynis prry.
Padek ten bardIiej interesujscym.
Oto Jest ozlowiek, ks6ry zosta{
wzietym do szpitsla sw. T. ,kasra W
New Yorku, instytucji u%znanej DO
cssym sSiecie jako jednej z ajsna
komitszych. Tam leozyli GO siswni
IsksrIe, i nareszoie go ~ypuszczono
Jsko nieuleozalnego. Masterpieces
swiadect" NO rostalo mu wre,.ons:
Szpital SIC. f "kasza. 54-ta i 3 ia i've
New York. 3 msja 1895 r.
N~iniejszem poswiado.am, ze AL
bert Liodgren cierpi ma chroniozny
r~ozniesiony kamieh nerkowy, jag
10 ~niez j ma p~odbrzuszne odeoie, oe
dsce podobno Sarkoms,
Wyglada zle. Smierc prawdopo
dobna W szesciu miesisoaoh lob "
roku.
J. T. Halsey, Domowy lekarx.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
New York, 28 eierpnia 1895 r

new YORK, 20 eierpnia 1895 r.
DR.. Peter Fahrney, Chicago, ILL.,
81. Panic! - w ssiaoseniu poselsm
Psnu swisdeotwo lekarza cd sspitsla
sw. kukasza " tenn tn misscie, gdzie
byiem leozony ! gdsie mi sic nisoo
polePssyio, leoz w~ypussc.ono jako
nieuleczalnego Z widokiem umsroia
W prreeisgu sresciu miesieoy lub
Jednegc roku.
Ia porads mojej zony j kilku pr.y.
jscioa, p~osfaiem pc pudio Pafskieeo
Gomoro, okoio IL miesiecy temu. Pc
zatyciu tel msdyoyny " possozeniu
z Pshskiem Oiejo ozyli Linimensem,
" oiagu niespefos szesoiu miesisoy
TAX mi sic Polepssyio, IL mogism
udac sic do prscy, dzieki Pshskiej
~medycynie, jestem wstanie cd tego
osssu woisz p%rsoowac.
Kstdy, kt6ry mnis .na, uwszs to
"a oud IL zyje, 1 90 wieoej, ze jestsm
" stsnie prscowsc. Wszystko TO
Iawdzieczsm Pahskiej medyoynie.
Me utrsy mule, 70 jestem wyleo.o.
nym, leoz Jestem bsrdzo wdsisos
ny IA to. CO dotted ola mnie sdziats
IA ! uzywac bede dalej tel msdyoy
ny, az oaikiem ME prEyjds do ldro
VIA, slbowiem ~sfyszaiem, IL potrzsbs
siedmiu lat ma w~yleczenie ohoroby
Brigbt's; doktorsy movie, ze ME mo.
&c oyc wyleczonym.
Poleoisem Pshsks medycyne mo
i'm prsyJsoioiom ma kolsi gornsj | oil
utywali js I mai wiekssem ssdowole.
niem. Zyose sobie, ably ten list m6gl
bye ogfossonym, ssoseg6lnis v
sswedskioh gasstsoh, tax, ably Jess.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10
Ze swiata.

- Jubileusz Mickiewicza ma
BukOwinie. Ma zaproszenis Wy
daisiu polityc.nego Koia polskiego
ma Bukowinie odbyio sis w Caer
niowcaqh 6 I'm posiedzenis czion-
k5w scislejszego xomitetu, oelem
nsrady mad uroo1ystym obohodem
100 rocznicy urodzin Adsma Mic
kiewiczs. w zasadzie postanowio
no urzadzic W oststnich dniach maja,
wzglednie take W pierwszych dniach
crerwca obchody pamiaskowe we
wszystkich miejscowoscisch b lko
why. gd.ie przebywa ludnosc pol
ska W znao.niejszej iiczbie. Ponie
war sprawl obchodow ma prowincji
ma bye omswiana przy wspoidziale
przedstswicieli misst prowincjonal-
nych, zaprosic sic msjsoyoh tym
celu ma d. 2S lutego Dr., prrsto zgro
mad.eni ograniczy Ii sic tylko ma ulo
aeniu .arysow p.ogramu uroczys.
tosci W Czerniowcach. Ma podsta-
vie opracowauego przez p. Adolfa
Wlesioiowskiego szkiou, uohwslono.
aseby oboh6d odbyi sic 90 majs br.
Rospoo.nis sic on n%roozystem nabo
zehstwem |. kssaniem. Na nabozeh-
sswo wyrusza ~ws.ystkie stowsr.y-
szenia polskie W uroozystym pooho-
die ze sstandarami. w po}udnie
.gromad.enie W lokslu Czytelni pol
skiej pr.y ewensualnym ud.ials Ia
Prosic sic majaoych pr.edstawiOisli
wiadz ! stowar.yszch obcyoh. Zgro-
nadzsnie wypeanis przsu 6 vienna,
oraz odslouiecie tablicy pamiatkowej
/ odspiewanis kantaty. Pc poludniu
" lokalu Czytelni populsrny odozyt
ola miodziesy s.kolnsj 1 rekodzisl
n%io.ej, poo.em ro.dane beds odpo
wiedne upomiuki " ~ksiaakaob, me-
dsljonach, ryoinaoh itP. Wieczorem
" tsstr.s misjskim przedstawienie.
Ro1poc.nie je prolog, nastepnie ANA
torowie odegraja odpowiednia s.tu.
ks. q .akofc.y obras . aywych os6b.
Do wykonania odnosnych ozesoi pro
gramu wybrano trey odrebns komi.
sic, kt6re jua we wtorsk d. Is zm.
.gromadsiiy sic, celem ro~zpoo.ecia
Prsygotowah.
POlicja ma zebraniu. Ma
posied.sniu Komitetu stowsr.ys.sh
Polskioh wBerlinie pojawili sic skut-
klein nakasu Z CORY dwaj ur,ednioy
p~olioyjni, ably dosorowsc sebranie.
Poniewa przypsdkowo .apomnisno
przyniesc ma posisdsenis poswisd-
csenis o doniesieniu policji o .ebra-
niu, zebranie odby6 sic ME mogio.
Jak sic dowiaduje nD.ienD. Berl.",
wizyty ursednikow poliOyjnyOh na
posiedsenisch sowsr.ystw ssojs W
swissku re .nanym reskryptsm mi
nistra spraw wewnetrznych, kt6ry
cd w}sd. ni.szyoh .sasdai bli;szych
ssczeg6a6w otowarIystwsoh polskich
| wogole wisdomosci o ruohu ludnosoi
polskisj.
- w Berlinie odbedzie sic dnia
13 marcs wielki wisc polsko- ksto
licki celem .soaenis hoidu Papie.owi
Lsonowi XIII Z powodu jsgo jubi
%lsussu. w lynn ssmym o.ssis 1 "
tym samym oelu odbedsie sic wisc
niemiecko .kstolicki. Ma wieou pol
skim porusfons bedzie tskae sprawl
opiski mad mfodsieas ! daieemi pol.
skiemi W Berlinie ! okolioy.
Kshatysci " Dortmundzie
" W~estfalji) rajmowali sic ma jed
mem I ostatnich zebrah miejsoowego
odd,isiu towarzystwa ku wspieraniu
nismcsyzny ma kressch wsobodnicb
polskami, prsebywsjsoymi ns OBJ.
csyznis Giownym mowos byi dy
rektor kolei ~aelsznej Benksnbsrg,
ks6ry wedle uDortm. ztg." powis-
dsiai miedsy innsmi 90 nastepujs:
D~I--- "--aElst L--
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-10

Kalamazoo, Mich, jest siynne Z
selesyi-jakotet Z siedziby Tomas,a
Slssera. ktorego ~ogioszenis rnsjduje
siens str. 2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08

SEVERE SToRM.-The new Wilson
Line pier at the foot Of Beshune street,
North River, New York, was struck
oy lightning yesterday afternoon.
The iron frame work OF the great
shed building there was crushed
to the Tier. One hundred and
thirty carpenters, ironworkers and
lAborers were at work on the pier at
the time. Two of the men were killed
and thirteen were injured. Many ofthe
men saved themselves from injury and
death y jumping into the river. In
Brook )yn the wind blew down a two
story frame building in course of con.
struction on Nostrsnd avenue, near
Avenue c, Fiatbush, and several men
were buried under the ruins and badly
hurt. A row OF FIVE lighthouses at the
foot OF Thirty first avenue, Benson
hurst, New York, was struck by light
ming and destroyed. Several children,
who took refuge in the houses, were
irjnred. When the storm swept over
COMFY Island it was accompanied by a
high gale and the place was considera-
bly, damaged. In Jersey City much
damage was done and one life was lost.
The storm did other damage in different
sections Of New York and New Jersey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
Foreign News.

ROME, Sept. As an act ofcourtesy
the Russian Government yesterday
sent to the Pope a copy of the Cars
circular note proposing universal dis
armament. The reply of the Vatican
Will be transmitted 10 the Russian Am
bassador next week. 1t is stated that
the next papal coDsistory will not be
held before March, 1899.
LONDON, Sept. S.-The foreign Office
mas received official information con-
cerning the report that Ii Hung Chang
1as been dismissed from Office by the
Emperor.
ROME Sept 8.-Thc Vatican is working to
support the Cars disarmament plan through
Mgr Cari the Nuncio at Paris; Mgr. Msrti.
oelli Apostolic Delegate at Washington, and
Cardinal Vaughan, Archbishop of Westmin.
ster.
Dover, England, Sept. 9.-Frank Holmes,
of Birmingham. left Dover at $40 this morn.
ing in an attempt to swim the English Chan
mel. He was accompanied by row boat.
LONDON, Sept. s. 1t is said that the Angle
German agreement permits England to nego.
tiate with Portugal regarding the acquisition
of Mozambique by Grea. Britain and that
germany will acquiesce in any arrangement
in the matter that may be made. Germany's
mpensa:ion for her passive assent is to be
Gnglsnd's recognition of her rights in Fogo
land. Africa, and in Asia and China.
LONDON. Sept S.-Extraordinsry heat is
bt ing experienced in London and vicinity. At
noon todsy the temperature 10 the metropo.
lis was 81 in the shade.
TANGIER, Sept. Sit is believed here that
the Sultan of Morocco Muley Abdul Aziz, is
mortally i'll.
GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept S-The electric
GIT plant OF the city was burned last night
shutting off light and power from the entire
canton The damage is heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
General Miles.

New YORK, Sept. S.-Major General
Miles said to-day that he was going to
Washington this afternoon, and that
tomorrow be would pay his respects 10
President Mckinley ard Secretary Al
ger. When asked if he had anything
to say concerning mis- criticisms of the
War Department, he replied: Every
thing that have to say was embodied
il the s'atement which was issued yes
terday." When asked what he would
do if Secretary Alger were not 10 Wssh-
ington tomorrow, he replied: Then l
shall call 90 his assistant" General
Miles. when be was told that it was re
ported that on his arrival in Washing
ton be would be requested by the Presi-
dent to avoid any more criticisms Of the
War Department said: OF that know
nothing, and have nothing 10 say col :
corning the report"
General and Mrs. Miles left this city
at 1850 for Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
General Wheeler's Son Drowned.


CAMP WIKoFF, MoNTAUK POINT, \
Y, Sept. S-Gen. Joseph Wheeler's
second son, Thomas h. Wheeler, was
sw ept out to sea yesterday afternoon
and drowned, together with Lieut..
Newton D. Kirkpatrick, of the First
Cavalry, while bathing in the ocean.
The two young men left the camp to-
pether at about 3 o'clock saying that
they were going to have bath In the
surf. They selected a stretch OF beach
only only $50 yards west OF Genera
Wheeler's tents and entered the water.
No one saw them afterwards. an hour
after their departure General Wheeler,
accompanied by two orderlies and
lieutenant of his staff, went to the
beach to bathe. They did not see the
two anywhere on the beach and con-
Guided that they had gone down where
Col. Roosevelt and party Of rough
riders were bathing. After his bath
Gen. Wheeler returned to his tent.
Dinner time came and when young
Wheeler failed to return his father sent
out corporal to look for him. The
corporal found the two piles of cloth
ing beside rock where the two young
men had left them and reported the
state oil affairs. The search was con-
tinued all night and as soon as the
bodies had been rescued they were
taken 20 camp The clothes of third
man were found on the beach 6 few
rods west of the station this morning,
and it is supposed that the owner OF
them was also drowned. The clothes
are those of an infantry private, bu.
no more bodies have been found.
Young Wheeler's body will be sent to
Wheeler, Ala, where it will be buried.
His sister will accompany it, but Gen
Wheeler says that be will remain on
duty here, as he will probably assume
command of the camp while Gen
eral Shafter is in Washington.
Young Wheeler was naval cadet in
mis- second year. Lieut.. kirkpatrick
was from Virginia. He was appointed
second Lieutenant June y, 1896.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

Robinson W. Beckinridge, argued
and submitted.
Allegheny Iron Company vs.. Tea.
ford from the Circuit Court of Bote-
tourl; argued and continued.
a petition for an appeal in the case
of V. H. Lamb & Brother against the
Chesapeake and Western Railway
Company, was refused.
An appeal was allowed in the case
of the Midland Railroad against Bar
bour ard Jefferies, trustees, from tine
Circuit Court of Culpeper writ of er.
ror). and in the case of Taylor against
New York insurance company, from
the Law and Chancery Court of the
city of Richmond.
The next case to be called will be
the Building, Light and Water Com
pany vs.. J. D. and j. l.. Fray, from the
Corporation Court of Buena Vista.
The petitions OF y applicants for IL
cepse to practice law were examined
and the examination was set for Fri.
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
NEWS OF TIE DAY.

A Pekin dispatch states that Ii Hung
Chang has been dismissed from power.
Philippine insurgents will hold a
mass meeting to discuss the future OF
the islands.
The claims for pensions on account
of the war with Spain aggregated 246
on September ,.
General Weyler made a speech in
the Spanish Cor;es yesterday attacking
the conduct OF the war.
General Kitchener estimates that in
the recent battle in the Soudan more
than 10, 500 Dervishes were killed and
16 900 wounded.
The government, on the demand OF
The Spanish authorities at Havana, has
paid the duties on 100000 rations
sent to Cuba for the destitute.
The democratic majority in the re-
cent Arkansas election will reach
So 900. The republicans carried but
two counties in the entire State.
Returns from the Vermont election
show that the democrats have made
gains, though the republican State
ticket is elected by a substantial ma
iority.
Btiealier General William Ludlow
and Brgadier' General G. 5. Sumner
have been promoted to the grade OF
msjor-general for distinguished services
ct Santiago.
The State Department does not cred
it reports from Hong Kong that Ger
man warships are preparing to take
possession of one or mole Of the Philip
pine Islands.
! Charles Harris was shot and killed in
struggle betweed factions Of Colorado
silver republicans yesterday for the
control of the State convention hall at
Colorado Springs.
| 1t is said at the War Department
that the troops which will be used to
garrison Cuba, pending the establish
ment of some permanent form OF gov
ernment there, will be principally reg
ulars.
The Japanese minister, Mr.. Toru
Hoshi, has been elected to the Japan
csc Parliament. His successor at
Washington will probably be DIR. Ha
toysms, a graduate Of Yale and leading
l lawyer in Toxic.
(, The fifth member of the Spanish
American Peace Commission has not
yet been selected. 1t is practically GER
tain now that Senator George Gray, Of
Delaware, will not serve as member
, OF the commission.
Captain, General Macias, OF Porto
Rico, paid a formal visit to Admiral
Schley and Gen. W. W. Gordon, Amer
lean commissioners, at San Juan, yes
;erday. Schley and Gordon received
General Maciss 10 the grand rotunda
of the hotel. It was purely a formal
call and lasted fifteen minutes.
Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain
member of parliament for Birmingham
secretary OF state for the colonies in
Lord Salisbury's cabinet, and cham
pion of an Anglo-Saxon alliance, ar.
rived in New York yesterday. He
says England is ready to meet the
United States more than half way for
an alliance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
Cretan Affairs.

CANEA, Crete, Sept. S-The pres-
lent OF the Cretan executive committee
has notified the foreign admirals that
u view of the msssacres OF Christians
ny Mussulmans, it will be mpossible for
ne ommittee to continue its Efforts to
reorganize the administration of affairs
f the island. The committee demands
ne coDvocaton of the assembly and
lso proposes to place the Cretan force
At the disposal of the international ad
ninistration.
LONDON, Sept. S.-A dispatch from
Gambia says that the town was shelled
again yesterday by the foreign warships,
he British battlesuip Csmperdown TAX
ng part in the ombardment. Christ
IN families fleeing from Gambia are ar
irving at Suda Bay. Many Moslems
nd several Christians were killed by
he explosion ofshells.
PARIS, Sept. S.-The Paris press in-
dulges in sarcastic references to the
situation in Crete. The Journal says
there is no use OF thinking OF confer
ence looking TO universal disarmament
until the troubles in Crete are settled.
The hypocrisy Of such proceeding, ii
says, would be too apparent. TIE
Gaulois says the only solution of the
Cretan situation is the withdrawal OF
the Turkish troops from the island.
Further hesitation TO do so would be
criminal.
The report of the rioting at Gambia
says that one British officer and eleven
meu were killed and two officers and
io-tv men wounded. The dispatch
adds that there is general rising of
the Moslems in Gambia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

John William Russell, q well.known
farmer residing north OF Berryville,
died yesterday Of paralysis, aged sew
enty-one years.
Col. Frederick A. Kuper, a we'll
known tobacconist of Richmond, died
yesterday at bis farm, near Brook Hill.
He was IN the eightieth year of his age.
Miss Bertha Bentley Canter. daughter
of Mr.. James H. Canter, OF Winchester,
and Mr.. Theo. ". Martin, of Atlanta
were married in Winchester on Tues
day night.
Rev. Claudius F. Smith, who for
nearly FIVE years had charge of ST.
Thomas's Church, Abingdon, has
pr, ached his farewell sermon and start
ed to Uppervlle, Fauquier county,
where he has been called.
Rev. A. L. Edwards, of Charottes-
vile, an eyed minister OF the NJ. E.
Church South, was psralyzed at late
hour Tuesday evening and is in help
less condition. Some months ago he
and Mrs. Blakey, widow Of the late A.
r. Blakey, were married. Mr.. Ed
wards is more than seventy years OF
age.
The old home of the Fitzhughs, at
Milton, Culpeper county, containing
500 acres, has been sold to northern
gentleman for $4,000. Berry Hill, an
other valuable estate in the same coun.
ty, has passed into the hands of the
Messrs. Baker, of Kentucky, Mr.. Nc
Candless, of Philadelphia, has pur-
chased. and is building a handsome
residence on part of "Cole's Hill"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
Remarkable Rescue,

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was a hopeless victim of con.
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested DIR.
Kings New Discovery for CoDsump-
ton; she bought bottle and to her
delight found herself benefited from
fist dose. She continued its use and
after taking six bottles, found herself
sound and well, now does her OVID
homework and is as we'll as she ever
was.-Free trial bottles OF this great
discovery at E. 6. Leadbeater & Sons
Drug Store, large bottles 80 cents and
81 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
The Spanish Cortes.

MADRID, Sept. S-B.fore the close
of the sitting of the Cortes yesterday
the republican and Carlist deputies left
the chamber protesting against Pre-
mier Sagasta's demand, supported by
the decision of the president, that the
sitting should be secret. When the
doors OF the cham Der were closed Senior
Sameron, the republican leader, cried;
Il solemnly promise the country that
will reveal all of tae deliberations of
the chamber" To-Day there is serious
discussion of the question of dissolving
parliament owing to the disorder in the
chamber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
CAMP ALGER.

The First Connecticut regiment left
Camp Alger yesterday morning. They
broke camp at o'clock and got away
from Dunn Loriog just before noon.
There were three trains of twelve
coaches and one Pullman each. In the
camp of the Vrginians all was hustle
yesterday, for the soldiers were pack
ing up for home, and were ready to
leave the camp Immediately after
breakfast this morning.
When the Connecticut troops left
camp they were cheered to the echo by
the Third Virginia regiment. Last
night bonfres were kirdled by the
VirginianC and lively times were en-,
joyed. d vision headquarters will
move to Middletown in the course of
the afternoon. leaving only some TWEEN
ty.five or thirty people. patients and
their attendants, in the loDly hospital
at the deserted camp. A detail OF thir-
teen men, portions of battery of ar
tillery, will be ordered to the camp
from Washington barracks to protect
government government property left
in the vicinity OF Dunn Loring5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
EAU UIER NOTES

Mr.. Howard Johnson aud Miss Alice
Shumate were married on Wednesday
morning by Rev, G. W. Nelson.
Commissioners G. NJ. White and E. S.
Turner have sold SO acres of land in
suit OF Cooper vs.. Brown, near Morris
vile, for 5000.
Miss Florence Sullivan. of Alexan
dria, who has been spending some time
with the Misses Sullivan at New Bslti.
more, has returned to her home.
VIM. Perry's barn, near Opal, was
burned on Monday last. Lightning
caused the fire. His wheat crop and
nearly all his farming implements were
lost and there was no insurance. ir-
gipisn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-08
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