Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-11
MUCH INDIGNATION
CLARKE COUNTY PEOPLE co,s
OUR SOLDIERS BADLY rRr,r
TIE FUNERAL or PRIVATE BARR
Detinuc Case With a Horse for
tect Matter-EducationnI and w,o,
cfpaf Matters-New Pavemo
sewers-CattIe Shipments.

Camp Cuba Libre on Sunday las, O..
place Thursday from the Baptist cb.,..
the remains being borne TO the gray.
comrades OF the dead solder. Tho. ~.
diers, who are just from the cam,
Jacksonville, give a most distress.r,
count Of the sanitary conditions n...
and of the sufferings Of the troors .1-,,..,
report over 1900 sick in the hosr...,
seven died the day they came away ..,
many in camp are sadly in need OF mai.
cal attention. They put the blame u..,
the War Department. and are Io.5
their praises OF General Fzausb D..
who visits the soldiers in person and 5...
all in his power for their comfort
MUCH INDIGNATION.
The death Of young Barr and Of o,b.-.
well known here, the emaciateI anne.
ance OF the soldiers recently r..-,-. ,
from Camp Cubra Libre. together ,,...
their account of the status OF a4...
there, has brought very closely HON. ..
our people the sunerings OF the s.rs..,
and has had the effect OF exciting to
stll greater extent their symratfi.. ,..
them, and OF arousing 10 "a higher r...-
than previously existed the feeling a,....'
the War Department and Secrefa-, a..
ger who are held accountable for r.
conditions now existing in the camps
AN EQUINE DETINUE CASE
County Court was in session this wsss
and the term will probably last f0r Saws,
raj days longer. The only case which s,-
cited any interest was an action oh ~.
tlnue brought by J. T.. Chrisman 8sair.,
j. a. Elliott for the detention ot
morse. When the horse I'm question Wa,
small colt Chrisman delivered IL to "a s,g
OF Elliott to be raised by him. EuI0tt ro,.
says that 1t was a gift 10 his son viii.
Chrisman claims IL 70 have been loaned
TO the boy, TO be returned when asasul.
ed The jury In the case decided ror NJ.
boy, but a new trial will be asked for
In spite OF the continued cry OF t,rf
times and OF low values in farming ...
perty, the lands Of Clarke county are Sail
at good prices. Mr.. Stuart /. Jones 81.
Gently sold his farm, containing i0sI.,
acres, lying Immediately south OF the
town OF Berryyille. 10 Mr.. W. T. Ramey
Tor $50 per acre. Miss Louisa Bradford
also sold a farm Of 50 acres near Bow.
to Mr. Lewis Bradford for SA an acre.
EDUCATIONAL AND MUNICIPAL
The Berryyille High School opened On
Monday for the session OF 1858 with
rood attendance. The following corps o.
teachers Will be In charge OF the schoo:
Mr.. c. y. Lynch, principal. in charge OF
eleventh and twelfth grades; Mrs. L. 81
iloYer, ninth and tenth grades, Miss
Mamie Phillips, seventh and eighth
trades; Miss Kate Henson, NTH and slxu
grades; Miss Louise Hardesty. third ana
ourth grades, and Miss Halle Broaadus.
rst and second grades.
AT meeting OF the Town Council he'd
his week, an appropriation was made Tor
he laying Of payements and the coustuc.
ion Of sewers I'm wards Nos. ?. 3. ana
Jew payements will DO laid on west Aca-
envy, south Church, and west Main
treets, and the sewerage Throughout tho
own viii be put in a first-class condition
Messrs. Gibson and Rogers. Of Lou00un
1unty, who have been extensive shippers
cattle 10 this locality and adlaceat
ounties, expect TO handle large guam
~ OF fine stock this fall Their ship
ents Will commence about October lst
Misses Bertha and Daisy Snyder visited
lelr father, Mr.. ID. c. Snyder. this wees
DIR. w. Is. GROVE.
Or. w. b. Grove, assistant surgeon on
le battleship oregon, who has been 20
s home here Tor some weeks on sicx
ave. caused by fever contracted before
lntiago. expects 10 reJoin his ship DO a
W days. The Oregon, SO your CORE
ondent has been informed, possibly oc-
mpanied by other vessels or her class,
poets TO leave about the 18th OF TINS
nj 70
SEQ, going via the Mediterranean Rad
e Suez Canal.
'Irs. ID. X. Meade and daughter hays
urned TO their home. in Granger Tex.
ter spending the summer with tho
nily Of Mr.. John o. Crown.
ir. II. IL. McVegh, Of ParkersJirx
Va, visited friends in the county shk
Elk
Or. G. II. Oliver accompanied by Dis
ther, Mrs. +. d. Oliver, have resumed
m visit TO Eastern Virginia
Ir. Fred Bowel OF Prince william
nty, Va, has been visiting his father
G. II. BoXwell, at "Rosemont"
Lr. Marshall Engle, Of Middlew1y, W.
>, visited Mr.. Ed Ogden this week
IT, Arthur Lewis and wife, Of wash
ton, d. c.. who have been visiting
family Of Mr.. G. w. Levi. at "W0Jd-
4" have returned TO Washington.
r. Luther Broaddus has gone 90 Bal
ore to live, having secured a sitIlu0n
re.
ISIS Mary Ransom, OF stanton who
been the guest OF Miss Mamie Powell
Jormick, left for her home on Monday.
:. l.. VI. Allen has returned % Ba.c-
e, after spending the summer with
parents, near Summit Point.
r. r. Douglas Page Is visiting bis
ents in this place.
SIS Maggie TOwles. o. Washington.
he guest OF the Misses Powers, AZ
burn"
SIS Cecilia Sullivan, OF Washington.
isi1ing the family OF Mr.. II p. DeahL
. Cox, OF La Plata. Md, was in bor-
lie this week. on important business
ofessor Taliaferro Milton left t1s
K 20 assume his duties az the Ff-
Military Institute.
: Edward Mcclure and wife. OF Rich
d. spent several days here this week
quite 10 Atlantic city.
". Robert X. Massie and wife visited
family Of Mr.. w. T. Milton ms
(, leaving on Wednesday FOR the Theo-
al Seminary at Alexandria.
: Elon Hobbies. OF New York. was N
yville this week 10 see friends
+. John Browning OF RappahannJck
ty, Va, was in BerryNtlle on business
day.
. w. Cabell Moore left "Wednesday Tor
wood. Va. whence he will 80 20 the
ersity OF Virginia.
John Wilson. OF Allan a. IS
ng his sister, Mrs. J. Z. no ct
willie.
5. Day, wife Of Surgeon Day OF ~
Maryland Regiment. who has been
ng Mr.. r. r. Smith, Returned 20
more Thursday