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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24
Gnn Sftlminnlern iibcrliitct.

Nep yorf, %. 9luguit. - Gin
fA(immes Hencontre nit 8rimpuaz
reni9rinhlern bate 0isIsr Sa9e YoIt4
SSnipettor So6n Wbilader gu beIte6err.
Seit fdneerer 3sit Iino bic SoItbebDr@
ben b!ntar elmer Sdtpinoler 8anO(
'oieler 8dtegorie Der, Die in BeIt9e-
tier @ountp i6r 9uuptquartIer bdbeu
fou. I'm Der 8anot ou9er uuf bic
Spur gu tpmmtn, nubm SnIpetton
86gidder, Der in ieiner 8ertleipuna
ipie Der ri9tige Srrfel pom 2anoe ousz
TUb, am 6reitug unter bem NameH
Mdrtin Sooo i'm rIItor 9ouIe"
0uartier. gfi6t langs oauerte eS, Bis
elmer Der S6pinoter Ii6 bai inn einz
itellte unb bon ieiren gIdn5enoen Sf4
fertet ni6t 9enllg 5u er5dblen puBte.
Der 8riinpudren : SApiroler ma6te
Damn ben 9prIdlag, bic Sa6e iofors
su regeln, 81 Deldem 3pede 8eios
DON Dem 8rano Gentrdf Depot nuh
Pelbum fubren. Gbef Snipettor
Iing un0 superior UiCS1pgD nldt1s
ten ieood in einem anberen Wdggon
Die 5abrt NIT. Sm Penbom begub IiA
Bbitader nit Dem M}a4ar nu9 aela
ID's 9ptel. 6isr lpuroe Elm &uuf fin
$500 arrungirt. 2laes lief glatt pon
Stdtten, uno W6itader gluubte I6pr,
Den S6ipi1lbIcu am &rugen paden 5a
t0nnsn ais auf einnal Die Sbiir uufz
geriIisn lpuroe uno orei Serle DEN Snz
1pettor am SalIe butten Wno i'm, ebe
er ieine Naffe bate 5ieben tOnnen, aa
9oOe1p gelporfen 6atterl. 9liidli9er
@tiie trafen ebe ibm bic S4urten
tpeitRren S6uben tbun tonnten, feline
betoen Gollegen Sing unb Mc8auga
Elm. Sn5lpiifen bate uber audi bas
8aunsrpad 8eIsgenbeit gefunOen, 5u
entfGy5tn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24

man bsItiirmt Die lotulsn Se6Drz
Den, in Banana iofort ell Eager elm
5uuldtsn, Oa Ourd Elm llmIi6grsjfsn
Der SsW6e Der @anoel oes sSIt6mus,
Der erIt tiir5li6 nad Der 9acifictiilte
elnen bsOeutenoen 2lufittpuug gsnomz
men bot, tpieoer 5uriidgeben peroe.
6 bino's 9uiisriiinsIing
ii bsrgsi 6nuppt.
Shong9ai, %. 2luguit. - Der
petingsr Correspondent bes nS6un8z
bal Mercnrp" ertlGrt, Dab Der Suiier
beunru1i9snoe Snmptome BON Wabnz
linn 5ei9t. gr mllrmeIt bsItdnDi9 por
Iid bin ooer bridt obne d[len InIab in
l0utes 2a6en ous.
Sens iiioameritanil de
Illian3.
Rio Soneirp, %. QluguIt. -
9s nROticia" Itallt in einem offiSi01eu
2lrtifel Die 9eriiGte ais grunolos bin,
lpeI6e pon elmer 9epIantsn8sreinisung
Der fiibameritaniI6 den 8epubliten ge=
gen Den ybeIten 8unben 9raIlisn's
fir GaTfee," Die Ser. Gtauten, bdns
.belH. Sn Dem Nrtifel pirn ferner bic
Spsfulation idper getaoelt, pelde
ernsn nadt6eiligsn Druid auf Die 8sz
Thdfie dusiibe.
% Wieber gu 9uuie.
9uenps NDres, %. Qlu9uit.-
@eneral Roca, Der YrGiiOent Der ar
eentinif6sn RepubIit, febrts nit Sc
folQe an 9prp pa5 9si6paDers bon
Dsm 8efuhe 5uriid, ben er tiir5li6 Or.
Gampos SalIos, Dem 9rdToenten BON
9ruIiIisn, abgsItattet Aatte.
9lutpergieBsn in 5ilperz
ium.
81 m Iterbam, %. 2lugult.-Oie
rnru6en gu 9ilpsrIum, Is W}silen
BON bier, no gsItern Der 9elagerun9Sz
3uitano protIamirt purbs, panerten
qsItern 2(benD fort. Sin Wiob bomz
buroirte Die Sruppsn mitSteinen. mo-
rauf Die 8apullerie einen angriff nit
6lQnfer 8uTfs mu6ts. S9liebIlA
fsuerte Die Snfantsrie uuf bus 9olt,
pobai cine perior gst0otet uno 3psl
bsrnunoet purosn. @rit ge9sn Wlltz
ternadt gslang ss, Die &u6e ber5uitslz
lem.
Sin faiierli9es @srbOt.
2onoon. %. auguIt. - Die es
jeBt beiBt, bate Gapitdn Sen Barter,
gefeblsbabsr BON Safer Wil6elm's
Su4t ,Wleteor," ouf 9orIdla9 Sir
5bos. 2ipton's, GigentbiimerS Der
Saft nSbamrut," ben aaiisr Jim grs
luubniB srlu6t, bic lebtsrs Suht bel
Der beporfe6enOsn Regattd um ben
rNmerifaz "gs6sr in Den Ser. Stdu@
ten fii6ren gu oirFsn. Soifer Wllbelm
TtIug jsbo6 in isiner qnhpOrt bas
9erlangsn runopeg a6 uno psrbot
Dem Gapitdn psremtoriI6, ii9 an Der
Hsgattu gu bst6eiligen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24

nib 3og Ii6 in bic 2dnge, Bis es gum
Gtlat uno gum tragil4en 4bIdluB
tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24
6illie in Der Roth.
2ebsnsuitbel fir bic porto Ricaner.-
Wfeibungen oes 9snsrals OaDis an
ben 8rieQsIefreidr.

| plutts bura N.zY., %. 2lug
- ,Sn elmer Oepei9e aus Porto 9iicl
en- 6as &r.s95 Department, oie ben
| bier peilenoen 8rie95 Sefrsldr8op
ubermitislt puros, Iagt General 0a.
ois, U:s pr'B5erihie, oab pOrto 9ii
Gamer F:6 gslpsigert bdtisn, 2sbensmIt
lei aus Dem Oampfer vWcYberIon'
uu53ulaoeh psnn lie ni6t ooppelts8e:
| 5ablurg erb;slten, Te;sn unpa6r. De-
vWCP6srFon" Fam ON Sumitag Nub:
m;iiag an unD es pur0e an SonniaC
Morgsn nit bem 2lusiaoen begonnen
| S6iffsa6laber peigerten fd, pbne oit
| iibliGs npppelte 9e3ablung fir Conn;
td9sarbeit an's Bert gu 9e6en. ali
| iiA oarn Splbdten Der portorlcani:
| g6en Yuiainons freip;Gig arbotsn
an Die SteGe Der Shiffsablaoer 81
Ireten, fe6rten Die 2eBtsrsn, nu9bem III
srfa6rsn buttsn, buB Die 2ooung fin
Die Totb.eioenoen beIiimmt |ei, an BIZ
2lrbeit 5uriid uno l0l9ien bic 2aoun2
polItdnOig, Mande puppn lehnten
iibrbaupt jeos gs3ablung nb. Der urz
| Fpriingl;6s Strife berubIe auf ernsm
M;BDeritdnorib.
Die 2aoung beg rWo9bsrlon" III
nuh ben 8ert6eiiungsorten peikr 6e=
f0rosrt uno Elm 5beil oauon geHern
Nbeno an bic Rot6ie:nsnoen ausgegs>
ben pprosn.
9eneral Oop;s tbeill nod nit, auI
| e;nem bsIhrdnfien 5srrain Der SrTel
Fei nod e;ne 6ulbe SofFee Grnbte gu
| ertparten; auf Dem grDBeren 5bsile lei
| pisIelbe aber sdn3l;A ruinirt uno bort
Fei logar i'm nddFien Sabre nur sine
6atbegrnoie gu erpurien, neil oie8afz
Tes1touosn fat gan3 3u @runos geri6s
tst isisn. 4ua bic ganunenz, Bob
nsnz, Reisz unb Nedis GrrOie lei
qana 5srf0rt, Die aartoffsl Grrob:
3ur 6Glfte. General Oapis gibt Die
3abl Der 9ungsrroen uuF 100000 Oh;
bic 9dtFEe paDon 1T oa5u nod ohcu6z
!os. Die 9ungsrsno.6 piro nod 0iele
Wo9en lang ebsr 5uz, ois dbnsbmen.
YbtIaoelp fla, %. QuguIi. -
Der 5runsportoampfer rpantber" 1T
nit 800 Spnnen 9sbensmittsln uHo
Inoerem fir Die NoIbleioenoen uuf
pprto Ricp BON bier ubgsgangen. Osr
Mobpr uro eine grobe MenI I6nmengs
tparen Bel Der 9lbfabrt 5ugegen. Die
odoung, treths BON bieligen MsnI4enz
frtunoan 5uTammengeiieusrt ipuroe,
bat einen Wertb BON $4,000.
Wa{ 6in9ton, ,. s., %. Dug.
= Der ita.ieEiTde @eT4dftstrdgsr,
8raf 9inei, lpru9 i'm gureau oss
Sloais SefretGrs por unb inTorz
mirk ben umFiranosn SIlTs Sefre=
tar 2tose, OaB Der italieniIde 9eianOz
;s. Baron 5apu, um 25. os. Mts. naf
2lnsrifa dbreiisn psrDe. Sruf 8inci
er.rG9nts bic 2nnd Qffairs Doneouiz
Iiana nur pprilbergsbeno. 0r. Ioee
1atte feinc Na6ri6ten bon DerStaats=
feh0roe ilhr bic S6riite, fpsi6e sur
NrYolqunq Der Sduloigen se!6an
notoen lino. Wie es i6eint, piinI den
bclbs Partsien cine ensrgli4s 8srfOlz
sina Der Miiiethdter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24
Sas cin,ise 0inberunssmit3el,
]Rasrpap's Reasp Rsfief
fir innerliben ums duserIitben @ebraud,.

gei'm gtbruuh BON We6jiu 1ur QnOruHo beg
s6msr,eu iplt,n mir iobe psrmeioen, lpsI6e ots
sptem affi,ireu. Opium Morpbin G6lorotorm,
N,tb,r, Gocain uno GblOral bsbebcn ben S6msrs
boour6, oab fe oas Gmpiiuouuo ss9rmO9en sers
ftoreu uno Der Qat.ut bic Gciitbstrait u,rlert.
Gs if Oits cine itbr oebcrblite 9ruris; iie mass
tirt Die 6Dulptomc Gdbt #, ndjt efenuer, ii. fatt
bos Qeio,n gu snti,rren, raiairt fe ben Ntag.ns
Oi, Qsbtr unb Gingetu,io,, t6ots bel lauoeru5Ort.
iesunQ b, TsrOtn uuo o,ruriabt lofal. oor aug.s
meiHe Gdbmung.
Gs lieat feline ROtbusnbiOtcit bor, bsit urg.s
piF.n Meotnmsrte gu gsbruudtn, tuenn elm f6r.s
Seilmitt,f pie 81 10 D's Rsuop Relief
oi. qu6lnoeu S6m,r3er raider GtuOrt. Obne IL.
ocno ru'l6tn Ra6tbel fir Riuo.r ober gripa6i.ns
Gg bebebt iofort bic auGltuosn Sdmtrssn, @ntz
,iinpurq, uHo turirt GouueitiOnen, oh fe nun pOr
Der Qunq.. osm WuqeH, ben Gingetp,ion, anb.rtn
9riiitn obsr edIeu obiOnbernOen MembrqnT~
btrrbren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24
Hcihe Seutc.

Dillon, MOnt., %. 2tu9uTt. -
Die 5IpiTfsn SalmonSGitp uno Reb
Rot fabrenbe P0ittuti6e puroe 9eA
fern. cine bulbe W5sile jenieits oeu
8rsn3s BON Soabp, pur6 bier Stra4
bsnrduber ongebalter unO gepliinbert.
$. 8. 3eillep, @ei9dftsfiibrer sires
8ergperf5 nubeSalmon@Gitn, SOubo,
bate 8olbItaub i'm MertBe ppn iibec
$500 bel Iib, ipel6en ibm Die Rduber
ubna6men. Sin Qlufoebut perfOlgt biz
Gun0iten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24
Saures propbe3eit 5reiz
fpre6ung.

Hennes, %. Muguit. - Der BE-
Iigs Igsnt Der r4hpciirtsn Yrshe"
bate bsute elne unterrsbua9 nit osm
@r5ioliitenfiibrer Suures, tpsl9sr i'm
Wersin NIT Mattbisu OrebTus ben
9lnpult 2abpri tG9l;h na9 bsenostsr
SerihtsIiBung belu6t uno genau NIT
Der Sattit Der 8ertbeibigung bertraut
1T. Suures Iagte:
sd bin iiber5eugt, ouB 0rspfus
freige1 prodel: perosn lpirb. @r mub
frei9eipro6en tpsroen, Osnn feline
neuen Sbotiohsn iino inn bstpieien
iporoen. Die 9ensrule Iebsn, tpis ih
CLAUDE, ibre lebte SofFnung auf Ser
tiGo1's Spitem. our6 pelfss lie bic
S6ul0 5ss Qngetlagtsn belpeilsn pplz
len. Sntelligsnte Mdrner laden ouz
riiber, ollein oas SDItem 1T Elm isbr
1inoiges uno bat in ben Iu9sn Der
9snsrale Den 9or5ug. ouB IS Don sez
pO6nli9en 2suten ni6t perl ltanDen
piro uno Ginbrud auf oisielben mo-
den mub. psnn ss bon ben Wert5euz
gen bes 9enerulItabs porael6obeu
piro. Ms6rere Der militGriT6en 3eus
gen baben bus SpItem bersits er=
tpdbnt uno 8ertrausn auf oahslbs gez
dubert. Der pro5eB piro meiner
Inii4t ndh mod sttpu 20 Sage pauz
ern."
Maitre 2abori bat bs1dloNen. has
tleritals Organ ga Groir," bas
9latt r2ibrs parule." iotpie 6rn.
Orumono. ben 9erduseeber oes 2ebz
teren, psrIOnli6 gu perfla9en. neil
oisislben bic 9lnii6t GuBerten, baB Der
tiir3ri6e Mproansriff auf 2u6ori Elm
eemahtsr S6pinosl mar.
Die 9uerinz ppTIe.
garis, %. 2luguit. - 9uerin
unb feline 9enofen barren nod INNER
in benz bon Der Bpli5ei belagsrten
9lntiiemiten 6auptquartier an Der
Hus be g6abrol aus. Sic BADEN cine
neue 8arrifabe aus 5hhen II. Stii6z
let: srri6tet unb bisTelbe nit petrpz
leum ii6ergoiIen. Man 5iebt bieruus
ben S6luB, baB lie iid i'm Sale zines
4ngriffs Dem 5euertobe gu iibsruntz
tporter beabIidtigsn. Sin Mit9Iieo
Der Seusrpsbr lit beitGnOi9 uuf Der
Ba6t Dor Dem 9sbdube.
100 9stpeiie bsr II pf d u b.
Wien, %. Nueuit. - 9a5 ryleue
@isner Sags6latt" meloet, es itebt Die
8erDFFentli6ung bon 160 Oolumenten
bepor. pei6e bic llnI6ulO bon 0repz
Fu5 unb bic S6ulo bon GItsrba5D u.
6enrp 6etpeiien Gpurben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24

4Daiss S9reibsn lit Elm Saubmlttel
fir MIDI neil es bic Spi5bibersi
sOrebFus' benefit uno eins Sc efa6r fir
oas 2anb lit. Seine 9erOffentlt6ung
toiiroe 5rantreid atpin9sn, iid gu nez
niitbiesn oOer arieg gu ertlGren. Sic,
frel6er iiber Dem Ooen Streit er9aben
Iino, in benz meine @bre uuf Dem Sp;el
Itebt, peroen MIDI boffentlid n;dt gu
elmer Babl 5tpiidsn 5tpsi gIei4 Taredz
li4en 4lternatipen apingsn. 3pIn9en
Sic lieber Den pontius pi(atus Der
poIitit gu elmer tlaren, prd5iIen @rz
tiarung anitatt Iid UNI bic Gr6dltung
oer Stimmsn Der 5reunoe bon 8arr1z
bas gu bemii9sn. Ole bon mir gez
f6rsebenen 8riefe tperoen osmnGhlt in
Die 9dnoe slnss meiner 8ertpanoten
9elan9en, petfsr o;eIen CONNER bic
gbre 6ltte, 5tpei 8aiier gu bsip;rtbsn.
Was miro bic gun5sWelt oenfen. rsnl
lie Die fe;ge, ta!tblutige 9rauiumfe;t
erfdbrt, NIT ipe.6er man MIDI in msiz
mem S9mer5e obne 9ulfe uno 81t9
fdmpfsn lie5. Mein glut tomme ibsr
Cure 9Guptsr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24
S6merSen beDpben
III einem Mpmente.

Gir.rIei, tpie b.itis Ooer oudl.nb bi. s6mu1,n,s
p.I6e an Rbeumatsmus Gsioenos, Sol6t, tpelbs.
auf p,m Weae Der geutiuno fnb, f6tpd5lih,, bers
friipp,lte nsrp6ie BON Reuraleie bsimgeubte ober,
BON Rrantb.teH biugstredte 9sriOnen aussui,berS
hobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-08-24
Ssaltimpre= Ohio 8abn= 9 iilletin.

So 90 mad, Ntlanttc 6 ttn une surii6 Samitaa
ben o. Iuguit. Ser Spesialjuq perlaBf pen
Gamoenz 9abnbof I'M 3 llbr Na5mltta9s Den
Wlpunt 8pDal=9abnboi nm llbr 3 Wtln Nat,z
mittaqg antunit in 9ltlantic=@itp I'M Z ll9r
80 9Rin 9lbenbs. gilletc iino gtltlg 1ur DIE
Ridiabrt auf oem Spe3alSuQe am Spnnta9,
Den 27 sIuQut, BON 9ltlanticz6itp nm lbr
sbtuos uno non 1bilaOelpbia nm uDr
9lbenbs abfabrcno.
Sl.25 BON Baltimore nacb Bafbington uno
;urif am Samitae unp Sonntaq, QultIg tlir
Die Iiidfabrt bis sum foleenoen Mpntd9. Iue
3iqe, Den rRopa 2imteo" ausgsnommen
$500 ppn Baltimore nad) Ntlonttc Sitp
gapeWap Cccan=Gftp Deer Seas SSlesetfp
Gitp une iuruef an ieosm 6r.!taa nro e oultta9
bis gum 9. September ein'blleBlld Silz
lets fno eiltie fir pie Riidiabrt big gum
Sicnfae na6 Dem 9srtuuf5tdge. 8ultlg aur
aasn 3iieen fir bic oinz uno Iudfabrt.
GIeftriie,e Sdder fir shlaf- Sassons. -
Sic Baltimore Neip=0Orter S6aipaeeons,
ipel6e am Mt. &oDul zSabnbof BON 10 ubr
9lbenos an fir Die 9enusung beret Fno, tpur=
ben fir pen Comfort BON 9diiaqeren Die f3
friibjcitiQ 1ur Hube beqeben Dollen, nit ects
drii6sn Ssdderu perieben. ReilcnDe tperosn
oiee Ncusrune rpGbrcuO Der beiben Saiion
ipillfpmmcn bcibeu (236)
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-06-01
"At Home"

On F,iday evening, May %, the hos
nitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marina
duke was the scene of an extremely
nIeasant and ENJOYABLE reception under
the guidance of Miss McConn, VINO so
apreeably entertained mum Der oil Shep-
herd College associates. The faculty en-
tertainments have become quite popu-
Iar institutions i'm the seniors lie, and
Of All the pleasures INDUCED in by that
dignifed body, these doubtless stand
uppermoSt. !, .,,.o
The quests we're received by two
charming young ladies, and after oelng
introduced to the new surroundings the
currant topics of the day were discussed
with much interest and equal advantage
Later on. dish Of literary saiad was
made the central point, and MISS NC,
Conn. with spoon in hand, distributed
II 10 those who knew how TO conduct
themselves at such a banquet. The
CHESTS were then lined up before an EN-,
bsnkment of daintieS where each showed
himself a hero at table warfare.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in puzzling the mind trying u
find names for the hobbies possessed
nv The different ones engaged IN the
hobby business. Those present were
the faculty. class 90 contestants III tht
late contest. Misses Katie Butler and
Naude Cross and Mr.. Louis NelShans
After spendinga delightful evening, the
guests departed, feeling that Miss Nc
| Conn is the same at home As away IRON
! home I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-06-01
Would Not Suffer SO Again for Fifty
Times Its Price.

Iawoke last night with severe pains
in my stomach. never felt so badly
in all my life. When l came down tc
work this morning felt so weak
could hardly work. went to Miller
& McCurdy's drug store and they rec
commended Chamberlains Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhea Remedy. 1t worked
like magic and one dose fixed me all
right. 1t certainly is the finest thing
l ever used for stomach trouble. |
shall not be without it in my home
hereafter, for l should not care to en-
dure the sufferings of last night again
for fifty times its PRICE. H. Wilson,
Liveryman, Burgettstown, Washington
Co., Pa. This remedy is for sale at
Remnants Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-06-01
West Virginia Items.

Seven hundred and fifty foreign
and domestic corporations chartered
under the laws of West Virginia have
been returned delinquent by State
Auditor LaFollette. Unless they pay
their license taxes, and a penalty of
s. additional, within a certain speci-
fed time, their charters will be for
feited
At Parkersburg a few weeks ago
James Pickering was struck by train
in the yards of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, and it was necessary to am
putate one of his arms. Ever since
the accident the portion Of Pickering 8
arm which remained has caused him
intense pain. Railroaders who have
lost limbs in similar accidents in
formed the unfortunate man that if
his arm, which was amputated, was
buried in a cramped position the pain
would never cease as long as it re-
NAMED cramped. Pickering caused
the dismembered portion to be disin-
TERED and it was found to be in a
cramped position, the elbow being
bent until both the joints Of the arm
met. The arm was Strengthened out
and again buried and Pickering has
felt no pain since.
A fierce battle is reported to have
taken place between Mrs. Edward
Lynch, wife of a miner, and Nora
Heaton at Pennington, a mining town
near Grafton, and Mrs. Lynch may
die from her injuries. She was at
work over her washtub, when, it is al
legged, one Nora Heaton, a stocky
woman, aged twenty-five years, at
tackled her with poker, raining blows
over her head and shoulders, knock
ing her down. AS Mrs. Lynch lay
PROSTATE the assault, it is claimed, was
followed up with washtub as a weap-
on. The trouble arose over the own
ership Of the tub. The Heaton wom-
an, it is charged, topped off the assault
by stamping Mrs. Lynch viciously.
Assistance arrived and the Heaton
woman escaped. 1t is reported that
Mrs. Lynch's injuries are Of a most
serious character. Her husband was
working in the mines at the time Of
the assault.
Some months ago, while travelling
with Hon. George NJ. Bowers, United
States Fish Commissioner, the editor of
the HampshireReview suggested to the
commissioner the propriety Of stocking
the South Branch with black bass, as
the constant and persistent fishing the
past few years has had tendency to
deplete the stock in the stream. The
commissioner promised to take the
matter under consideration, and in a
letter under date Of the Goth inst, he
advises the Review that when the dis
tribution of bass is made this season
he will see to it that liberal supply
is sent there for distribution in this
stream. The South Branch is the on
ly unpolluted stream in the country,
the only one on which saw mills, tam
neries and pulp mills have not made it
impossible for fish to live in the waters,
therefore it is gratifying to know that
the supply Of bass in the stream, which
is fshed so much by non-residents, is
to be augmented.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-06-01
Notes From Nearby.

The Martinsburg Statesman says
that on Friday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. McBee were aroused by the cry
ing of their little child lying in the
cradle, and on investigation found
that rat had very severely bitten
the child's foot. A physician was
summoned and remedies applied.
John Fox, the Frederick county
bridegroom, Sc years old, has been
served with notice that he must show
cause why he shall not pay his wife s
counsel fees and alimony pending his
divorce suit. The old man says that
when he gets his present troubles
Strengthened out he will try and get
another wife, but he wants no more
Hagerstown girls.
Sheriff Casey, of Allegany county,
Nd, Friday caught an insane man
about six miles out the Baltimore pike
from Cumberland. His name is not
known, and although he wore three
coats. two vests, two shirts and two
pairs of trousers, there was nothing on
him by which he could be identified.
He is a powerfully built man, with
long matted hair, and crawls around
on his hands and knees. He has not
spoken a word since his capture.
Nothing is known of him there, and is
is supposed he has escaped from some
asylum.
The Adc0cate says that there has
been a good deal Of thieying going on
in various sections of the county, par
ticularly in the neighborhood of Shen-
andoah Junction. Wednesday night
last Horace c. Moore had a $1,000
citizens saddle, double roll, stolen
from his stable. VIII Morrison also
had a pair of check lines taken and
Mr.. Graves, on the Gap View farm,
had some harness stolen. The resi-
dence Of DR.. Marshall was burglar
lied, also that Of Thos. c. Grove. j.
V. B. Fortney' cellar was robbed and
unsuccessful attempts were made to get
in the residences Of Mrs. John Cream
er, A. L. and D. a. Osbourn.
Five thousand people participated
in the memorial ceremonies at Antle-
tam National Cemetery Tuesday. The
Union Veterans Union Of Washington
D. c., arrived at noon in three Pull
man cars, containing about 800 people.
Speeches were made, interspersed with
music by the bands and singing by
the multitude. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Gen. R. st. G. Dyrenfo1th,
commander; Gen. S. R. Strattan com
msnder Department of the Potomac
Gen. II. L. Street, Hon, S. S. Yoder,
Gen. Robert Alton, former national
commanders Col. John Middleton, of
the national staff. Dewitt c. Sprague,
of Washington, read an original poem.
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Confederate Fete and Reunion.

The Confederate fete and reunion
held under the auspices Of the Berke-
ley county Chapter of the Daughters
of the Confederacy will take place at
Boydville, the beautiful and historic
home of Hon. G. J. Faulkner, June
-. The committees in charge are
working very hard to make this big
day tor Berkeley and neighboring
counties. The dinner committee, con-
sisting of the best housekeepers Of
Virginia and West Virginia, will serve
an excellent dinner and supper for
the small sum of % cents. Lunch
counters, lemonade wells and fruit
stands will be open all day. A ten
mis- tournament will take place on the
lawn, also drill by the Berkeley
Broom Brigade" consisting of forty
well drilled young ladies. This is a
beautiful sight, and should be wit
messed by everybody.
An open air concert, in which many
beautiful southern songs will be sung,
will be given by the best talent of
Martinsburg. Two bands Of music
will be in attendance A play will
be given in the evening, "St. Valen-
tines Day." by the children Of the
Confederacy, followed by beautiful
japanese drill. An entertainment,
The Bellies of Blackville," will take
place in the afternoon. This will be
a very amusing feature of the days
entertainment, consisting Of fifteen
young ladies, among whom are prom
inent social leaders of Washington and
Martinsburg, dressed in minstrel mas
querade, with amusing songs and
dances, followed by a "cake walk.
In the evening the Gibson pictures
will be given.
Everybody interested in the good
work of maintaining needy Exon
federates should lend a helping hand
and spend delightful day of rest and
pleasure. Gates open at 10 a. m,
close at ll.30 p. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1899-06-01
Among the Churches.

N. E. Church South Rev. b. W.
Bond, D. D., presiding elder OF the
Winchester district, will preach IN
Shepherdstown on Saturday next at
1880 a. m. Quarterly conference al
ter sermon. All the official members
of the circuit are requested to be pres
ent. Lovefeast at Bethesda Sunday
at 9 a. m, and preaching at 10 a. IN;
also at Bakerton at 3p. m. DR.. Bond
will ofiiciate at all the services. No
preaching at Uvilla in the morning'nor
at Shepherdstown at night on account
of the baccalaureate sermon In the he
formed Church.
There will be service in the Re-
formed Church on Sunday in Shep-
herdstown at 1880 a. m. and at Kear-
neysville at 8 p. N. The Rev. Harry
Bassler will preach at both services.
The baccalaureate sermon for Shep-
herd College will be preached by the
Rev. Geo. G. Everhart in the Re-
formed Church on Sunday at s p. m.
Divine services will be held in
the Lutheran Church next Sunday
morning at 1880 o'clock at Shep-
herdstown, Subject, Christ the Desire
of All Nations Christian Endeavor
at 7 p. m, and Junior Endeayor at
els P. N.
Children's foreign missionary day
will be observed in the Shepherdstown
Presbyterian Church with a service
and offering Sunday afternoon at three
clock.
Preaching next Sunday in the NJ.
E. Church at Mt. Wesley at 1880 a.
M. and in Shepherdstown at S p. m.
Epworth League at 7 p. m.
The Junior League Of the N. +.
Church South, will meet next Sunday
at $50 p. m. and Epworth League
at 7.