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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
FIRST FRUITS OF
NEW ORDINANCE
Justice John Hes Got His Eye on the
Electric Lines,
rs NAY OWN THEM SHORTLY,
Police Have Nothing 10 DO With Con
dtion Oft the Tracks. bat Must Re
,o.t Cans ont OF order or Not
ON Schedule Time.
rs NAY OWN THEM SHORTLY,


-
The first ifu.is of mo ne" ordnance
,erenty adopted ly The City Council for
g.. .........., f ....,rir, hotter street
..,...
car service. were s'."''' '' '",
Court yesterday
10 was une whom punot but tho yield
rrrnaf be- determined until the whole
..t.r.f
i-c oieal dispenser warned '"e OH
CO.'S of tao road that ihe ciiy meant
ha.In,.s and that if they ally dalyed
amy oraor about putting iher property
Bod e..H condition ana giving The citizens
~ n..hr..nf "a f.fr schedule ho would
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r il, .,..- b.. .,. ..,, h.. ,.., IA. ssi, it,
ser
CHARGES MADE
lhe cniitts were .n .-' name oi d. w.
Wilbur superintendent. nI ihe roa0. and
h' appeared WIN nI. alt IINrf. Mr. Hno-
nam lcItI'in. 10 was slt inca thdt inc
GAYS and tracks were .r bad ORDER
cts Attorney d. h Pollard looked
after ihe cts interests. There were SIX
charges made ly officers Kraft Penn
ber'au Vest. ana Robinson as follows
,r.t ., ., ,.,. b..
a., 80 .-e..
v-..t r..,,i.. .,.. ~, $40 .,r r,ort,
mia -+re.f v..lh r.t ,,roa,s and rsr ST.
Sd or af4in stree. ln "a .eboekin. cond.-
tnn
With running car SO. lf6 on Seventeenth
street while out of orders
Nilh allowing the track on Twenty
fourth stree, no De- oa' ~ order.
between Nineteenth and Twentv-second
and between Tuantv-thir3 and Twenty
fourth on Marshall street and on Four
tssath stree, between Main and Cary 10
remain ont OF ORDER
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The ordinance provides that the street
committee on recommendation OF ine
'ii} LnsiH.cr shall nouiy The railroad
company Whom their tracks are m ODE
.eeiI1Ha"ie cpnNlilon ana pres .ilnrs " me
- failure io carry out the instructions
or tNt l.it il regard To sulA repairs.
DIT. M-.e'.-N maze ni.tl statement
I'D Mii." -e referred I'D INC pi'Nisl'H7
o- GINS 'ii.'i1.gt qua 7.,'' tl.y elu nor
".i,.l ii'" OUTFITS ~" .n'
e'.'- NJ tne' tracks '7 B. WAS some '''ii-s
me- l-l.. ,., .,., ,.. .,..,
ZIG -'"..' l""t 'H. gar "ltN ""'
MH7 DID 'ne --'f 'l 'A''"'iF' I.l'"li
iiH' orc Oh t"' ''.''7 was "''A ,H Cd.
ine enc. ha'ln- .een p't ui oI.,t al
.'s. =. W. --,i'''' ai" .-.t
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE
1 OF
No. 1915 Taylor Street

BY order Of the District Court OF the
United States for the Eastern District Of
Vireinh entered May o. 1880 n the mat
ter of Rosa b Terrence. Il bankrupt No.
10 in bankruptcy ! will sell by auction
uunn the premises on
FRIDAY. TIE 2D OF JUNE. 1899,
af f.g0 O'Clock H. a.. that iot of land with
me Two-stOry Frame Dwelling. No 1915
Taylor street. thereon .n the county OF
Henrico. va. fronting thirty feet on the
northern limo Of Taylor street near Rob
insOn and extending back within parallel
lines 1872 feet
Terms: One-third cash. residue upon a
credit Of six and twelve months. interest
added The purchaser giving negotiable
notes for said residue secured by deed Of
JOHN 4. LAMB.
tuls Trustee In Ray tootcY.
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n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
\ OF
Twenty-Five Building Lots
IN BURFOOT's ADDITION TO MAN
CHESTER. IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY. Va.

by virtue OF "a decree Of the Circuit
Court ~ Chesterfield county, in the suit
Of y. O. Burfp0t. Guardian, ETC.. VS..
Thomas Douglas huri0ot ca ais. entered
May Is 1888. thc undersigned special
commissioner will sell. at public auction,
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. TIE 22D DAY or JUNE.
at 0.so O'Clock p. NJ. The following LOTS.
Nos J. 2 g. .. D. g. and s in square SO.
l. fronting 33 feet each on me south side
OF Lawson street and running BACK 10
feet 20 lO-foot alley.
LOTS Nos. n. u. 10. "A. Is. 1G. u and
Is n Square .. fronting 33 feet cacn ON
north side OF Decatur street. depth l55
feet 90 lf-f0ot alley.
LOTS Nos !. % o. A. g. g. and s. in
Square li. fronting 85 ieet eacn on tne
south side OF Decatur street; depth. l1f
feet 60 lC-f0ot alley. and Lot 80. 4 Square
a. fronting JoxIZ5 on Ihirty-nrst street.
These arc all good lots in Burfoot IS
Addition. You know what that means,
~ YOU are stranger. come ana see for
Yourself. and YOU viii at once te satisfied
10 IS The place 90 put your money
This addition is building mp wonderfully.
Numbers of people want houses there
bat thcro SIS not "a vacant one fO bee had
TERMS. Onc-fourth cash and t1e hal-
ancc Doe six twelve and eighteen months
deferred payments bearing interest. Ute
retained till all tho prChase-moncy is
paid and deed ordered by the court
WM. J. CLOPTON
Special Commissioner.
A. l. Adamson. Aucuoncer
I'm the clerks office of tne Circuit Court of
the county of Chesterfield ". O. BUR-
foot plaintiff against Thomas Don-'as
Burfooi Of ais. defendants;
J. rs II. Flournoy clerk OF me sald
court. 30 certify shat the bond required iy
The special commissioner nY lhe decree
rendered M said cause ON the 18th day Of
Nav 1870 has bee. NnIN given.
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SEALED PROPOSALS



......-.,,,. Court OF Anue1ls of Virginia.
Richmond. va, June ~ l,59.
PURSUANT 10 THE PROV iolDNs OF
.,..os 9i-- aIT~ $3.50 uf the Code OF
virelnla. SEALED PROPOSALS w'i De
r.ra.ved bv tine undersigned an mis-
o0I.o in the state Library Building. n
the civ of Richmond, until ~ o'clock
az the 3tTH INSTANT. Tor the PRINT
ING Etc. orr ALL SUCH RECORDS
AS THE SUPREME COURT OF APP
DEALS at Richmond may require i0r
one year from the Isl day ri Ju.f 1890
"Tho proposals shall state tac a'n9unt
nor page off 800 ems ln small plea type.
and include the paper. printing D.nd-
inc. ID neat cover with the style 40 mo
case and the court from which me
record comes neatly printed thereon.
Said printing 20 Doe done in compact
form without blank pages or blanks be-
tween lines or paragraphs, no extra
charge to be- made for fsure-work NOT
exceeding three columns The PRINTING
to he done in Tho city Of Richmond. uu-
lar the supervision of the Clerk
GEORGE X. TAfLCP,
fu29 clerk.
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81 the request off the owner. ] will offer
for sale. at mblic auction. on
TUESDAY. JUNE ~ $500.
at G.30 o'clock p. ~. TWO HOUSES AND
LOTS fronting - feet each On Holly
street. between Canal and Cersley streets.
This 's good property always rented, very
low taxes.
TERMS. Ouc-f0urth cash. tho balance in
siX. twelve and eighteen months bearing
interest and secured Dog deed OF TRUST.
A. L. AUANSON.
fu2g AuetOuecr.
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AUCTION sALE-This Day.


A. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioncer and Insurance
Agent,
Manchester. Va.
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Tor SALE

We have "a great many bargains i9 het
Estate n the county city ana suuurns
WIN take pleasure ir showin. Eo. "H~'
Ne n4ve. H. N WORT lAM a. CO..
MOI lob east Main street.
.rAp,r or 200 ACRES. WITH coon
tmiiIfres f1r sale. 0r viii exchange tlf
Town property Address CHARLES
GRIM. sli Spring street. kcHmon1
Ju-2
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A. T., Adamson.
teal Estate Auctioneer and insurance
Agent
Manchester Va.
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Nos. 2f7 AND 2f9 WEST NINETEENTH
STREET, MANCHESTER
VA

By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated octo-
her fG. 1891. and recorded in the clerk
office of the Hastings Court of tho city
of Manchester. I'm ID. p. ~. page 20. de-
fault having been made in the payment
of the note secured thereby. and being
required $50 10 90 by the holder thereof.
VIII SELL az public auction, on the prem
Uses on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2s 1893.
AT G o'clock - NJ. the above TWO
HOUSES AND LOTS. fronting 80 feet on
Nineteenth street al the corner OF Wall
street. and running back between parallel
lines IN feet The houses contain three
rooms each The lots are frst-class 600
every particular. Better attend this sale
IL you want "a bargain.
TERMS. cash as 10 cost OF executing
THIS trust. taxes and tO pay the sum of
s2ge on. and interest thereon from April
d.. 1s1g. the balance foo one year. deferred
payments bearing interest and secured.
A. l.. ADAAiSON.
fu22 Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

I'm execution OF a decree Of the Law and
Equity Court. entered ou June "a. 1923, in
The hercinaftcr-namcd cause. we. the un-
ders gned. VIII sell, by auction. on the
premises. ON
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1890.
commencing az o'clock. That TWO
STORY. 4-ROOM BRICK DWELLING.
No. to5, on east line of Fourth between
Jackson and Duval streets. Lot lSN6i feet
And PROMPTLY AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
that IWO-SIORN BRICK DWELLING,
no. 1l6 SOUTH CHERRY STREET. De-
tween Cary and Cumberland streets, being
bounded on south by alley ~ feet vide.
Lot l6 l-CX9i feet 10 alley in rear 10 feet
wide.
And at ESQ O'CLOCK =. NJ. that VAL
UABLE AND ATTRACTIVE BROAD
STREET STORE PROPERTY. Nos. 40
ana ~ WEST BROAD STREET ON The
north side. opposite "Elba station
Tho stores arc comparatively new. well
built and conveniently arranged for store.
with residence above. both having stpa-
rate side alleys The lots have "a joint
frontage OF 90 feet Ou Broad street. RUNE
ming back 1919 feet TO alley 20 feet wide
Desirable small brOad-sireet stores are
seldom 0n the market. and would advise
an investors 90 attend tnis sale
TERMS. Ono-third cash. residue I'm
three equal instruments at siX. twelve and
eighteen months. credit payments Goo lo
evidenced ht notes. with interest added.
and title retained until al the purchase
money is paid and decd ordered by tho
court OBDWAY FULLER.
g. is. POLLOCK.
Special Commissioners.
Pollard g. Bagby Auctioneers.
Theodore j. Frick. Plaintiff against cath
crime ~ Fricl- &C.. Deleniants-ln the
Law and Equity Court of the city of
Richmond.
certify that The bond required 0f the spec
cfal commissioners bv Me decree n said
cause OF 18Th June 1890. has been duly
given.
Given under my hand This 18Th lay OF
June 1890. T.. j.. WINSTON.
frlf Clerk.
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AUCTION sALES--This Day.
Nos. 72O and 722.
ALSO, BRICK DWELLING No. 703 OK
EAST size or FOURTH, BE-
TWEEN JACKSON AND

ALSO, BRICK DIV ELLING No. JIG. on
AZ ESI SIDE OF CHERRY.
BEIN ELN CARY AND MBERLAND
STREETS.
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Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Va. June I'D 1902
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE
Virginia Trust Company has this day
declared The usual somi-annuai diu-
dend of three 0 per cent. free of sax
on its capital stock. payable on ami
after Monday july % ls99
JOHN MORTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Planters National Bank
Richmond Va. June D. 1890
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
have to-day declared the regular Sis 0)
per cent scmi-annual dividend ou the
capital stock free of taxi. payable. ont
OF tho earnings of the past . months.
on and after july /. 1922
RICHARD II. SMITH. Cashier.
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I'm execution of decree OF the Law and
Equity Court. entered ou June u. 1922. tn
The hercinaftcr-namcd cause. we. the un-
ders gned VIII sell. Dy auction on tho
premises. ON
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Two Houses and Lots

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-22

BY A. J. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auciionocrs
No. 6 North Tenth Street.
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t.. Adamson. Asctonecr JUNO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-16

heir loving counsels and their earnest
prnyarS '.ft, ,sf.r tT ..ssgr
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This beautiful composition is repro.
duced In full in this mornings InteIll-

',rbIa h..,,.t,,, 5y
dmced IL, t,,n eu p1 Is repro
1891 w. ~ Auil IN tnls mornings lntelll-
isencer: 3., ~
The dazz,,ny .,,o,,or ~ ~, 49,, -.
Crown th ,,sr r,on,, ~, n,,.,,,
n In IN hrt"ht ' '' puil PIC oFo" Win
And sends fhrth yv,npod ,,,,aa, ~,
= like arron.a ~ r m,nSea, so'ueh Deans
Ibi,bn rsg ~, me me iong g shadows
Whijnf thrn. W. II, ~, w. a, III . II ~, -
zentvrs f tmT I,'t t, linking leaves the
sMurmtrinr emit os G ,h.,,, $50,
The lit,ic 'bra son ,,,rry IL, 49,, -,
= ast,ent c,,I'ns nv Wy. t.e old grey
Ana thrn, tbn ia,,,,. ~, III, 49,.
7' shining rivnr i're 'i frees "" VIZ see see me
How wen lon,. i v,n,, a. <, i. I,
7 :, I,nsann 'o''1s ~ " a"uci ipack alone ana
To The vreen ,,,a s,,,,t,,a ....,o1,
our slient Nd rowin nNs 'hiiis1'e"oo ou Oh
we M u,. saal me WiuH anu spreading trees
And whrro ~ ' u,,, p.iI" 'i,il nouts,
II The crinsnr. tin,,ad Gn,,, unopS nestle ON
Thro' the r,,stiInr' lon " ho,vnrs tho ~, d
Then fail aslsen or s'o nownv ho5s :, ana,
fIif aid moss hciot 20 o 1t1 81 eties
There thc r,,rDad rort. 70. ,,o,,o1 :, ~,
of silver sheen 's" az se ,N'I Ny vines
Eistcninr wv ," ssrccn d ins h'u py
Flowers M n,,ro., a,G,1',,,a .,,i
fores, shpde '"''' sot t si iii III me
And in their fr,rrnnt si,onco tr,r,o ~.
Xxx, 80 w "oo 'S''' ~ iauea. .EEI9 f
Babbling o.ar WITH mn s,, Is,
y. The nattarin% hrnniistS 1nr,
with n 'rlnnfmiH n,rciirr, , moW
<. ~ = So.ie' 'nu s'e9'
Thro. tho woy,rr ferns 4. sn,r,,,o,
With "iirht 90 nr,cIomS ~ =, s npat Aics &
ChatterinH ~ n tha ewjnh. uImee Gorors
"oN VIZ" IN ios 0''h slaace'
An, bannv l,,roo,, ,,,,,,
Tenenfh tha n,,,ra sJ,, 9ou 'peou
Thro' icids ~ cInvor S1oys,,,.. ~ ,,.,,,
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Hook on thee and while 7 look
There's sorrow at my heart.
I'm moved upon thy head
TO lay my hands and pray d

dtook on thee and while look
| There's sorrow at my heart.
I'm moved upon thy head
| TO lay my hands and pray
That God may Keep thee Kind and fair
And pure as thou'rt today"
How dep!orable that the freshness
and youthful spirit pcrvadlng these
ballads should In later works be re-
placed BY wild ,cyncism and deep mel
ancholy.
The French revolution in 1850 caused
Ee!ne to write n fiercely sarcastic PAM
phlet on the nobility. What now re-
malned for Heine was flight to
France. Paris" he cried. lis the New
Jerusalem and the Rheln Is the Jordan
| which separates the sacred land of free
dom from the Phllstines."f Helnes
first years In Paris were perhaps the
| hapPiest Of his lie. and he was In the
pride and fullness OF health and
strength. Here he began the task Of
Interpreting French thought to Ger
many and German literature to France.
| These works excited 1T once intense
| admiration and curiosity. An eminent
| critic Of that period writes: WHO is
one hand the finest flowers Of German
poetry and fancy and from the other
the most brilliant jewels OF Partisan
| art-the man who seems to possess n
two1old nature and to be at once the
grandson Of Goethe and Voitaire.", His
genius calls into play every emotion
and mood of the mind. His poems are
full OF sweetness, his songs full OF mel
ody. United with the strength and In
tellect OF matured manhood, we find In
them the refreshing simplicity of child
hood. HIS writings are the faithful mir
ror Of what passed through his brain.
In y t,ns ,I..s
thoughts that most people would shrink
from admitting to themselves and never
reveal to Others. yet his songs will |
forever remain like: stars In the heaven
Of poetry
1t seems the very irony of fate that |
this man, so vigorous and full Of life, |
should for ten years be compelled to |
live life In death. Heinc's words.
written after his first great dlsappolnt-
ment. might nptly be applied to this |
period:
At first sank In wild despair
Beneath the grief feel cen now
That grief at length I've learned to bear |
But nh. in pity. ask not how.
All through his illness down to the
day Of his death his wild wit and humor
never deserted him. Heine was ut last |
laiC 10 rest in the cemetery of Mont |
Mnrtre at Paris. Poor Misunderstanding, |
suffering Hene! Ills Is one of the sad
dcst stories N the history Of literature.
Years before his death he wrote:
Where will end my weary journey
What last resting place be mine
Under tropic palm trees shadow
Under lindens by the Rhein?
What heed I, since Gods fair heaven
VIII be DER me there as here
And the stars like death lamps swayinS
Through the night will shine as clear"
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From all the snnres. the pcrIs of this Ito;
With Angel voices always by our side
10 teach us truths that everlwi abide
Within our souls; All! how wc'll miss their
x ~ care fa 49, 4 rs vi ia asr|s IL
Their loving counscls and their earnest
III prayers. H2 III 5l.,.
Dear Alma Mater when e'er. we hear thy
Gtl name Et 2H 1@, 3 Eia! ~ - r. =
a host OF cherished mem'ries fondly starts,
Awakening with each pulslne OF our
4 hearts, l'g,{j n y
The noble type OF perfect womanhood 81
Nurtured within thy hallowed walls, n
Beneath the shadow OF thy classic halls
Inspire us to be like them.-true and good,
Thou favored child of Nature, passing fair
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plause for their pleasing contribution

y paupS All theit pieasiHS contribution to
the programme.
The essay Heinrich Helne," written
s and read by Miss Emma Reymann.
y dealt with the life Of the great poet,
,Sand was remarkably we'll pre-
pared composition and exce!ently de-
liyered. Miss Reymann was showered
with flowers from friends in the audi,
ence.
The entire class next appeared In a
s semi chorus. ia Chase aux Papil-
lions"
The va'edlctory poem was composed
! md read by Miss julia Montague, OF
this city. member OF the graduating
Glass. IT was received with close ana
Interested attention, and at It's close
Miss Montague received generous APP
plnuse. SH
The Eight Rev. Bishop Donahue made
/ q Snort address that was typical OF this
most p.saaiag spcaker-eloquent witty,
patriotic. He congratulated the sradu-
4 atcs not alone upon their graduation
from such an excellent institution as
Mont de Chantal-but that they were
graduates in the greatest country In the
world. Continuing. he said that on his
recent visit to Europe he had conversed
with many excellent people, and Just SO
soon as they learned that he was Amer
ican feeling of offense Seemed to per.
meate them. The whole world, he said,
is jealous OF America. The reverend
/ speakers remarks were filled with pa
triotisul, and he was frequently greeted
with enthusiastic applause. Inter-
:. spersed, were many witty anecdotes
that convulsed the audience.
The concluding feature Of the after
moons programme was the retiring
march. which was Il spectacle OF beauty,
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Thc IileiliCtOrY.

The valedictory poem written and
read BY Miss Julia Montague, of this
city, showed the high talent of this
young lady. Her tribute Of her Alma
Mater was indeed beautiful. The vale
dlctory was as follows:
The suns soft radiance family fingered,
Ere twas yelled by twil!ght's mist;
It's quiverinS shafts 50 richly tinted,
Sweet June roses lightly kissed.
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What heed I. since Gods fair heaven
VIII be DER me there as here
Z And the stars like death lamps swaying
Through the night will shine as clear"
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This day of dnwn!ng Womnnhood
Laden with the hopes md fcnrg.
The sunshine and the shadows dim
Which hover Ger our future years,
Is frnuEht with memories that sir
Within my heart host OF things.
The joyous past from care 40 free
4 magic round The future filings
What has been once. again may be:
Look up nloft, the poet sings:
who knows? Among our little hand
. May be one destined to outshlnG
An Esther or one favored like
Into SiCnnaH Catherine
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-05
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Special to the Register.
WASHINGTON, ,. c., August A.
New postoffices have been established
at Manown. Preston county. w. Va,
Jesse NJ. Johnson, postmaster, and at
Lilly, Summers county, John W. Fed
rick, postmaster.
Steamboat mail service has been es-
tablished from Creston, by Sanoma,
Burning Springs, and Dulin to Pales-
tine railroad station. l. X. Dive. con-
tractor, Parkersburg, twenty miles and
back, six times a week, including SER
vice between wharf and postoffice at
each intermediate postoffice except Dti-
lin. Mail messenger service has been
established to Glen Jean, FayeGte coun-
ty. from the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, as often as required.
The following fourth-ciass postmas-
tiers have been appointed in Wes. vir-
ginia: S. II. Odell, Fowler Knob, Mich
olas county, vice Perry H. Odell, re-
moved; Samuel f. Morris Eckman,
Mcdowell county. vice Mrs. r. A.
Rudesill, removed: B. E. Bare. SewelI,
Fayette county. vice ]. w. Crawford,
removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-05
.C0L. hAW KiNS.
The Body will Receive Last Military
honors in San Francisco To day.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 4.--The
body of Col. Alex. Hawkins, of the
Tenth Pennsylvania, will receive last
military honors in this city tomorrow
afternoon. The services will take place
under the auspices of the knights
Templar organizations. The Tenth
Pennsylvania will occupy the place Of
chief mourners and Gen. Shafter mas
ordered a military escort to take part
in the funeral. The volunteers en-
camped at the Preside will attend out
of respect to the memory of the deceas-
ed and in sympathy with their COM
radeS in arms.
The body will be transported east
tomorrow night. Chaplain Hunter
Tenth Pennsylvania regiment has been
ordered to take charge of it on the way
home. Under orders from the depart
ment, Col. Hawkins body will be taken
to Washington, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-05
DECLINES THE PROPOSAL.
Lieutenant Col. Barnett will not Succeed
Col. Hawkins.

Lieutenant Col. Barnett will not Succeed
Col. Hawkins.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August A.
Lieut. Col. Barnett, of the Tenth Penn
sylvania Volunteers, has declined the
proposal to elect him colonel. He says
the Tenth has known put one colonel
for twenty years. and he would like 10
see it mustered out as a Hawkins regi-
ment.
Company d, of Connellsville, has ac-
cepted the invitation of the people Of
that town to return home at their ex-
pense and attend a reception at
Schenley Park.
Efforts are being made by brother
Of Captain Loar, of Mount Pleasant,
Pa, residing in Denver, to have the
Tenth Regiment stop at Denver en-
route east and parade so that the large
colony of former Pennsylvanians in
Colorado may have an opportunity to
see and cheer the old command. Other
plans have in view parade in Chi
cage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-05
AN AW Full DEED.
Charles wager Murdered His Three
Children and Killed Himself Be
came Suddenly Insane.

SUSQUEHANNA, Pa, August A.
Charles wager, aged 40 years, OF
Brandt, murdered his three small
children early this morning by cutting
their threats, and then committed sui
eide by the same means. There
seems to be no doubt that the father
had gone insane during the night. For
years he was a steady, industrious
man.
He was a widower, and since his
wife's death had devoted himself to
the three children. Their ages ranged
from five to twelve years. Nothing
was left to indicate what had inspired
wager to commit the crime, other
than that he had become suddenly in
sane by brooding over the loss of his
wife.