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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-13
WHAT CHAMBERLAIN REPLIED.

lolonial Secretary Wired in An
swer to the UItimntum.
London, Oct 12.-Following is the text of
Ae Blijsh reply 10 The Boer ultimatum:
.Chamteriain to Miner, high commits
''ner, sent 1915 p. M, Oct 10, 1S99.-Her
aales'y's government have received with
great regret tho peremptory demands of
TIE South African Republic, conveyed in
your Jelvglam of Oct. g. You will inform
'e government of the South African Re
lloAe In reply that The conditions demand
" 0y 'h7 government of Che South African
iWpIole are such that her maies tys gov
'"Ne'l de em it impossible to discuss"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-13
HALE AN HOURS sKIRMIsm.
Drove the FiIipinOs From the Field
with Loss.

Drove the FiIipinOs From the Field
with Loss.
Manila oct. y, 6:10 p. m.-Gen. Young
with two battalions aof the Twenty-fourth
Infantry, nine troops Of the Fourth Cav
airy, and the scouts OF the Thlrty-seventh
Infantry left Santa Ana at O'Clock this
morning and occupied Arayat al Q o'clock
after a skirmish lasting half an hour.
The enemy. estimated at 800, retreated
toward Magalan. The swampy character
of the country prevented the use Of cav
airy The men of the Twenty fourth
charged the trenches. The enemy set the
town on fire and succeeded IN burning
small section. Five dead, and three wound
ed Fllpinos were left on the field The
Americans had one man wounded.
Gen. Schwan's column is now between
Perez das Marnas and linus. The roads
are very heavy, and there has been no
fighting yet.
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scHwAx AGAIN ON THE MOVE.

LawtOn VIII Command Column
when Troops Are Concentrated.
Washington. oct. 12.-The war depart
ment to-day received the following dis
patch, dated Manila, oct. ~:
"Schwan's column is moving on sapang
ana Dss Marinas TODAY. wbera o',rns'tio-.
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INTO THE CAPE COLONY.

Free State Burghers Have Crossed
the Orange River.
London. Oct. 12.-The Free State burgn-
ers, according to a private message just
received in the city of London, have cross
ed the Orange river into Cape Colony, and
have occupied Philipstown. Their object
it is supposed is to cut the railway 1T
DeAar junction, which is considered an IN
portant strategic point.
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ORANGE FREE STATE IN 1T.
Makes Common Cause With the
TrnnsvaaI Against England.

TrnnSvaaI Against England.
London, oct BIN reply to the formal
Inquiry Of Sir Alfred Miner, governor of
.Gne Colony and British High Commits
soner in south Africa. PRESIDENT Steyn
b. The Orange Free State announces that
that state will make common cause with
he Transyaal.
The home preparations for war are grow
iHs ap7ee. The reserVists are responding
more actively to the proclamation order
ire their mobilization, and the government
has engaged more transports. In military
c'relts no apprehension is felt at any of
the movements yet reported on the part
o. The Beers and it is not believed they
VIII make any serious attack, preferring
70 wait for the British advance
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TAURE GETS TWO MONTHS.
For melting the Riot in Paris Dur
ing August.

Paris. Oct. I'm. Sebastian Faure the
revolutionary anarchist editor of the an
archlst newspaper, Journal du Peuple,
was to-day condemned to two months I'M
prisonment for provoking the anarchist
demonstration OF Aug 20. when the Church
of ST. Joseph was invaded by a Paris mob
and some go persons were more or less Sc
riously injured.
Firman and Du Jardin, who wounded
commssary Of police while the rioting was
in progress, were sentenced to two
years imprisonment.
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Commander Dispatches strong
Force From MafcI1ing.
London. Oct. PA dispatch from Mafe-
king, under to-day's date, says that Col
Baden-Powell has just sent a strong Brit
ish force from Mafeking toward the border
with field guns and ambulances, presuma-
bly, wi a view Of occupying advantageous
defensive high ground.
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rhe chnrIottc wilIlnmr.

Richmond, Va, oct. 12-The new pub
lie hospital here Is to be named the Char
lotte Williams Hospital, In memory of
daughter OF Mr.. John l.. Williams, and
that gentleman has contributed 100000 to-
aserde its endowment.
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RESERVES CALLED OUT IN NATAL.

Fifth Dragons Arrived and Hurried
TO the Front.
Durham. Oct. 12.-The imperial reserves
in Natal have been called out. Everybody
has left Charlestown, the last train bring
ing away the railway staff to Newcastle
while the exodus from Newcastle also con-
tinues.
The Fifth Dragons arrived this morn
ing from India, landed Immediately, and
at once proceeded for the frontier.
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Sandy Hook at 2 O'Clock this morning
reports thick fog and no wind. The wealth.
er bureau predicts a light wind for to-day.
The prospect Of a race to-day Is not good.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-13
DR. MADAM DEAD.

Marine Hospital Surgeon succumbcd
to Fever.
washington. Oct 12-Informaton has
been received by the Marine Hospital Ser
vice OF the death from yellow fever Of AS
sstant Surgeon w. /. McAdam in charge
of the marine HOSPITAL at Key West.
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one Death. No New Cases.

New Orleans, oct. 12.-No new cases
were reported TO the Board Of Health to-
day, although one death was recorded. The
Increase In deaths and the lack of new
cases Is a sign Of the fever's disappear
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-13
yRYsBuRG THREATENED.

Two thousand Beers Now Occupy the
Railroad.
vrysburg, Cape Colony, Oct. p, After
roon-A body of Boers have cut the bor-
der fence advanced to the railway and cut
t6e telegraph wires Two thousand Beers
are now occupying the railroad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-13
AGAINST NEW ORLEANS.
Madrid Qunrnntines ns Precaution
Against Fever.

Madrid. Ocl. l2-The Gazette to-day pub
fishes an order Of quarantine against an
vessels arriving from New Orleans, as a
precaulion against yellow fever
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EXPECTING AN ATTACK.

Officers at NIafeLinG Are Looking for
the Beers.
Kimberley. Oct. 12.-The officers of Ma
feking are hourly expecting an attack,
in which event the wires between Mafek-
ing and Kimberley will be cut and informal
ton entirely shut off.
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A MIGHTY EARrHaUAKE.
Killed and Wounded Thousands in
the East indies.

the East indies.
Amsterdam, Oct. PA dispatch to the
Handelsblad from Batavia, capital of The
Netherlands Indies Java, says that
violent earthquake has visited the south
side of the Island Of Ceram, next TO the
largest of the Moluccas, between BoorOo
and Papua, completely destroying the town
of Amhei and killing, II is estimated, some
1900 people as well as injuring some 500
others.
The dispatch says that details of the dis
aster have not vet been obLalned.
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TWO DEATHS, SEVEN CASES.
That was Yesterdays yellow Fever
Record at Key West.

Key West Oct. 12.-The new cases of yell
low fever reported to-day number seven,
deaths two. Three physicians made no
report to-day.
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HAD 4 vEaITABLE CRASH.
Italian Bourses Lost Hundreds of
Millions OF Lire.

London, Oct. 1.-THE position of the
Italian bourses, which has been serious
for some time, says special dispatch from
Rome, resulted in voritable crash to-
day. Several banks and large firms are
in serious condition. The losses are esti-
mated al some hundreds OF millions Of
lira
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REFUGEES FROM MAFEKING.
Women, Children and Sick Dispatch
ed in Carringes.

ell in Carriages.
Cape Town, Oct. 12.-At $40 O'Clock We'd
nesday evening three carriages containing
women and children, but not single white
man except sick ministers, were dispatch
ed from Mafeking. The preparations of
the defense by natives are excellent It
is reported by natives at Mafeklng that
they were robbed Of money by the Beers
a Malmani.
The news of the ultimatum created TO
excitement at Mafeking.
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-'' T. 'ii9NTS OF THE BOERs.

"'E Have Already Taken i'm
r. Their War.
ls..''' Oct PA special dispatch from
o.... "..l' Natal says that the Beers
Iir,.. I-''nss Mex the moment the ul-
\ nm expired ana are now pouring into
0a.., ,''-'so lights have been occupied.
res.[ confirmation Of the announce
.s,. '' lAe Orange Free State bursbers
.ts j.. 'ep Natal by way Of Van Reen-
loom fl Is at hand. II leaves no further
raJy ''"o' that acts Of war have al
.aiea Hs. committed, and that the cam
Iae ro-. Sul News of an Invasion on
'-niad as ID border is also generally ac.
''"ah hle. IL seems imnrohahle
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BOERs HAVE ONLY $500.
Attack on Kimberley Re-
Garded as Impossible.

Kimberley, Oct. 12.-The latest informa-
ton regarding the number of burghers as
sembled along the Kimberley border is
that it does not exceed $500. The Beers
have only four field guns. A successful
attack upon Kimberley is, therefore, con-
sidered impossible.
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therefore. that a clash between the forces
oI I bflton and Boer can long be delayed,
If, indeed, it has not occurred already.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-13
ROERs ON THE BORDER.
They Have Been Asked to Spare the
women and Children.

London. Oct 1S.-The Daily Nails cor
respondent al Lobatsi, telegraphing on
Wednesday, says:
THE Beers are on the border preparing
to cross at O'Clock to-day. A messenger
SEM 10 the Beers asking them 10 spare the
women and children has been detained.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-02-15
0Hhutlttae 8erfdhfe

fommen bonn 9r. 3. 9. Garsile in
@adita i'm Snoianer 9erritoriunr. ST
i9reibt: u8ier Slai9en g1eftric
8itters baben Mrs. 8remer bon
Sfropbeln sebeilt, tpelde ibr Sabre
lang qroBe 8eidwerben bereitet batten.
&6rperlide Musi9ldse braden bel ibr
am &opfe unb @eii9te aus uno bic be-
iten slerSte erfldrten, baB ibr nidt 5u
belfen tuare. DennO6 ift iie jebt pollz
,itdnois tuieoerberseitellt nnb befinbet
fi6 BEL beitem @obllein. Dies 5eist,
ipie ganienbe besuieien baben, baB
electric 8itters bas bette 8lutrein;z
9unssmittel 1T, iueldes man fernt. @s
1T bas liderite Mittel sesen Iusldlas,
Sle9ten, Sal5fluB, Sdudren unb offene
8unben. gs re9t bic Nerpen, Die 2es
BET uno bic ginsetueioe 5u erneuter
9bdti9feit an, treibt bas @ift aus, for
bert Die 8erbauung nnb frdftist bas
gan5e Spitem. Sour so Gents. gu
baben bel S. &alteper & Son. @irb
garantirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-02-15
Watb fitr Mfatter.

Dor hber so Sabren i6oa wurbe
Wlrs. WihSlop'S Soothing @prup
bon Milionen bon Whttern beim Sab,
Hen ber ainber angelpenbet. Mirji bu
i'm S9lafe bur@ bas S9reiea zines
ainbes seft6rt, bas TN 3abnen iji unb
Dnr @9meraen treints Wenn 10, Iaffe
iofOrt cine 5lafGe bon .Nfrs. WinSs
IONS Sootbing 6prup1 bolen. Setu
Wertb III unbe5ablbar. gs tuirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbernng ners
i9affen. BerlaBt eu1 barauf Mehtikr,
eS 1T fein 3metfel barhber. gs BELT
GDfenterp unb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Weagen unb bic Nieren, beieittgt Winb,
aolit, erweidt ben @aumen, perbtn,
bert @ntsiinbung unb fdrtt bas gan3e
5Dfem. ~Wlrs. Minslo,us SOOTHING
5DrupA fur sabnenbe &inber III ange,
nebm In @ei6mad nnb bas Reeept
aammt bon einem Der beFen tueibli1ea
aerste in ben Der. staatea. gs 1T Bel
allen Druggihen In ber gan3en Welt 40
baben. preiS Is Gents per GIai1e.
aanft nidts anberes, oils Wrs. Wins,
lcn8 Sootbiugs5pru
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Wbitebaa germiuns.
Neue Ginfabrt NOD gfeu gorf bia
.. & 3. g. %. &1.-l1ns
erreidte JacilitGten.

gDbitsbaa 3erminus, bic neue Sin.
fabrt nod Neu Oort. bic am Moutag
ben 10. Suli Dia Der Baltimore, Obio
unb Stibpeitliden Babu er6fnet
tpurbe, 1T bic selesenfe Station tla9
aIen Sbeilen Der @tabt New Oort unb
Brooflpn. Dieter terminus III On
ber South Ssrrp. 6filid bon Der 8at.
terp unb bon bier aug unter bemfeIben
Da@e msrben Derbinbungen gema9t
nit ben 3asen Der 3meiten. Oritten,
Se9fen unb Weunten Mpenue 6o9.
babn; nit benen ber 8roabmap. So,
lumbus uub 2egington Mpenue GabeI.
liuien; Dfs unb Wefieite Ringbabs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; South.
Jerrp; Staten Sslanb Gerrp; 6anil.
ton apeuue unb 39. 6traBe (Broot.
lpn) Gerrp.
4auft Cure 3ifets mad Stem Oori
tiber bic 9. & 8. 8. W. R'n un6 Sbr
entgebt allen unbeauemlihteiten.
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Siiomeftteras luitui6tG SUD.

Wenn Sbr@u6 irgenbmo uieberlahep
mOllt, tbut es enilans ber 2inie Der
Can Mntonto t.nO Wran.
iaS Yab 8abtt,
I'm @arten.Difrit bes Staates. De
Innbbei. unb Slima untibertrafen.
Bilige 2dnbereien fur ben 6armer
Worttsdrtner, Obj unb 0ieb3h6ter.
Wesen Gin3elbeiten penbet Sud on
8. 8. martin, 9. g. M.,
San antonio. Ssras
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gases ; 0senigfeitem.
s II / q Il B.

= 8op. Rro'epslt bat Die ,Atmus
ries". bic MaHen. unb grercierbalen
bon 5 Nem Oortsr Wili3 Resimenteru,
als WdrmeDaaem unb Ifple fhr bic
Obbadlofsa gS5ffaei. I Or ibat bies
aus eigeaer Mam,onlfommengaii, bat
absr bic 6offnuag oussefpfobsn. Bog
bic SeBiSlaiur iaine banbIuugsDeiie
bilIigeu tnerbe.
= Jn 9tsm Orteans tUurbe Der
pWarbi @ros@ In groBariiger Weiie
sefeiett. Ser eMe Der 5aees. Qm3Rge
fsaie ole Siege iiber bic 5panier bar
unb reprdIentirte cine Berberrli6nng
Der grpanfioHs' 'politit.
- Ser aongreBmann &leberg bot
spei nihiiaea gsiebtiden WaBregeIn ftr
iensn Diittifi 3ar Mnnabme perbplfeu.
Grhens mar bas bic Bill, melde ber
Arauios paB. Serminols@iienbab &c.
fotlet, eiue Bride iiber Den @prpus
@brtfil 8anal su bauen unb 3msiieus
Der ssfridt ne8 SuitiS: 0ausausidufes
3u @unfteH BET Grri1tuas elmer Nb'
tbeiluns bes Bunbesgeri1tes In 2arebo.
: Sm Buubesfenats gelauete bic
TaiOluilon Wcgaerps BON 2ouifiana
mi! rs gegea % 5t!mmeuSur Mnnabme.
Dieielbe beiog', bab bic @atiisation
bes fpanilG amerifanif1en 6riebens.
pertrages nid. ais sleidbsbeuienb 3u
betra6ten iei nit einer nbanernben Wns
neIon bef pbilibpineu ala tutearireNs
Der 3bsIl bsr 8er. Gtaaten'. Sm
@runae Sensmmsn bsrpfi1tet bieie
ReioInticn Der Der. 5taaien 3u gar
ni9ts 8eitimmtsE.
Sn Der Bunbesbautt tfabt Walb.
iugtou fiel S6nee In Der Sbbe bon 8
CUB. Der <asraBenbstttbr fam fun.
osniong poais aum 5iiQfanb.
SIaab.
- Die Wablprhfungs gommijfion
beS beuiiebea &ei6stagss bat bic MahI
bes Greifinuisen 2reiiline I'm 2. Ser.
liner Wabltrelfs tpesen porgstommener
unregelmdbiafeiteu fur uneiiltis er.
tldrt, worauf 4reiilins fsin Manbat
liebergeIe9t bat. gr mar In bie Slid,
wabl nit einem ircialbemotratiIden
Ranbibaten getomnien unb batte NIT
febr fnapper Webrbeit seRegt.
Wie aus Manden mitgetbei!t
mirb, beabR6tigen bic io3ialDemofra.
tif6sn Witelieber bes bairii1en 2anb,
tases. su beantragen, bic Miniffsr p.s
gen ibrer 6a!tuns tn Der Wilitdrge.
riftsfrage in auilasesuitaub su Der,
feBen.
: Die ~9of. 3ta.@ bsrRdert. baB
f9 ber prdfibeut beg WuuisipaIratbes
BON Apia, Or. &afel. NIT ui9tiaeu
Depei6eu auf benz Wsse nod Berlin
befiabet, unb 9arafterihrt bic geri1se
tiber bos gerbalten bss gefeblsbabers
beg nGaltes aIs erlosen. Das Blatt
iagt: Die beutf9en 5eeoffi,iere
uaren gang uno gar ni6t barge Dor
ben berausfofbernben Wortsn Der bri,
tifben Offi3iere."
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Die gebensmeiie unb bic aGIte
Des WintsrS iinb sseinbe Der Qsber.
0urG bic anwenbung BON Or. In.
puit abnia's 6amburser SropFen
mirb bic 2sber in eiuen geiun6en gu.
hanb esbradt unb bic Ssiunbbeit
niebsr bergeffellt.
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- Sn Der Budget GommiiRon bes
beutfdeu Heidsiaees ertldrte ber
arieesminifer BON @oBlsr, baB bic
WsiIltdr Ysrwalttu9 barin forifabre,
gerfnGe nit neleu Gsmsbreu 3u ma,
den. SntsHen tuerbe .s.aa fiji borldus
fig bamit bseuiigeu, on bGn jebigen
@ewebren Elm BON Mauier e,funesnes
EeueS @d,loB anaubringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-02-15

Das Mittel gesen Rbeumatismus
unb Wierenleioen ii 2iirpeS Naime.
raltuaffer. Garantirt. menn erfolg.
los tsiro bas @elo aurhderfattst.
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sfaifer Wilhelm bat hem Donini.
faner Orbsu bic GrlaubniB ertbeilt,
fein &lofer In R6ln auf8 neue su be-.
grtinoen.
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Oos StQoisbebortemeut In Wo

: Das GtaaiSbebartemtnt In Wa,
ibington bat eiuen 8eri9t bonn ameri.
fanii6en 8oii6after glaptOn In Der
6aupifabt Merito erbaIten. uonad
bic beiben Regierunssn Meritos unb
Der Ser. staateu fid isb! auF bic ge,
fimmungen eints nsuen NusIefe.
ruuasperirases sesinist baben, Der an
bic Stsae bes Dor CO. IA 3agen abae.
laufenen irsien foa. 6la9tige Der.
BREEDER beiber Gdnber tperben aber cine
aroBe @nitduiduug erIeben, ba Der
Bertraa rHfmirfenbe Rrdfte erbdIt uub
R9 au9 auf Berbreden eriiredt, uel6e
felt benz AbIauf bss oltsn ausliefe.
ruugsosrtrages begangsu uurben.
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Gin Gfarer 9opf,

CUTE Serbauuns unb Elm bObss ,1tis
se5 gltsr iiuo :pei 8eiultate, bic burA
ben @sbraud BON 2utt'S 2ebsrsYiacn
sr3istt uerben.
Cine frwislens Gbat(ads.
9Opfidmsr3en, Ntalaria, 0sasenidurt,
@erltOpiuns. Dpspspiie, @alenlsiben
nnb dbnlide Sranlbsiten Wer6eu poll,
itanois sebeilt burd ben @sbraud pon
3Mtt's 2eber Yiuem.
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Maba6e Qptel Sar,
Of' 6ouhon Gtrabe.
" NJ. W utb .... @igentbiimer.

~ WV wv = ~ - SbUGWtVWWHCe
Wan finbet bier ein porsislides
8las Bier unierer beimif9en graue.
reien. geionbere Nuertennung Der.
bienen bic Weiue, gisarren. Wbisties,
2iqu6re &C. 8or3tglider Greis
lun9 beS W orgenS unb Wa d.
mittass. Dieie Wirtbidaft erfreut
hb beS ausge3eihneien Rufes au benz
angenebmiien Gufeutbaltsorte ber
Stabt su s1blen.
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(Nurtiebun9 fol9t.)
ssH6lema arutea eelss.

Die bette 5albe Der 8elt fir 96nitie,
0ueti6uusen, @eidpiire, 5iebers unb
6aut Gusi6laa, GleGitn. seiprungene
6dnoe, Jroitbeulen unb ale 3autfranfs
beiten; furirt Samorrbuiben ober feline
Ge5ahluns. 86llise 8ufrieben6eit aas
eantirt ccer bas @elb pirb 5urideritats
,tt. 25 Gents bic Sda6tel. 4um
Bertauf bel s. &altener s. Gphn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04
MURDER IN THE COUNTY.
One Colored Boy Kills Another In a
Fight Near Toano.

Coleman cambridge and VIM
Diggs. two colored boys less
than 20 years of age. got into
n fight Sunday night near To
ano. and the latter cut the 70, M
er so badly that he died We'd
nesday from the effect of his
wounds.
Diggs was arrested Monday
aud carried before Justice Whit.
aker, who sent him 20 jaii tc
await the action of the grind
jury. Deputy Sheriff w. Walk
er Ware brought Diggs to Will
liamsburg Monday evening ant
locked him mp. The boys rela
tives retained Il. I. Armistead
Esq, To defend him in his trial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04
Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Turner.

The death of Mrs. Elizabeth
Taylor Turner, wife of DR.. John
ID. Turner, OF "Orapax." the
family homestead, near Lanexa.
in New Kent county, occurred
last Saturday night. Death
came after long and painful
illness, which she bore with all
the fortitude of the true Christ.
ian that she was.
Deceased was a lineal de-
scendant of Governor SPOTS.
wood and Bernard Moore, and
was born in King William
county, about 50 years ago. She
was a Miss Robinson, being a
member of a well-known and
influential family. She was a
lady of most beautiful charac.
ter and Der sweet disposition
made her dear to family and
friends,
The funeral took place Nom
day from the residence of her
husband, and the interment was
in the family cemetery at sOra
pax" Rev. j. Y. Downing, rec
tor of All~Saints Episcopal
church, Richmond, conducted
the services, and Mr., and Mrs.
Lane, of Williamsburg, sang ao-
propriate hymns.
Besides her husband, deceas-
ed leaves eight children to
mourn their loss--fous sons and
four daughters, as follows:
Messrs. j. P. Turner. Of Norfolk;
X. NJ, a merchant at Lanexa.
aud BENZ N, and Willie, Mrs, /.
| y. Jones, Of Richmond, Mrs,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04
Mrs. ThOmss BIoNton Dead.

Mrs. Mary "a ills BloXtOn, wife
of MIR. Thorn : Blo@ton. died
Thursday at - O'Clock w.. al
her hom~, "Russells," in York
county. Deceased had been a
great sufferer for months, and
her death was not unexpected.
Mrs, BloxtoR was a Miss
Ware, and was born in Williams
burg. She was an excellent
Christian wOmln, devoted TO
her husband and children, leav.
ing three grown daughters TO
NOUN their great loss. The
funeral took place yesterday at
II O'Clock from her late resi-
dence The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. W. +. Roberts
OF the Episcopal church, of
which deceased was a member
The interment was in the fami
ly burying ground at "Russells.'
The funeral was largely attend
ed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04
No Smallpox in Williamsburg.

There is no smallpox in
Williamsburg, and no sus-
piciOus cases nearer than
Mill Neck, a couple of miles
west of the city. These are
two genuine cases of small
pOX, and are in colOred fami-
lies. Both worked in New
port News, and came home
with the disease.
Drs. g. 4. Hawkins and H
a. Wise have the cases in
charge, and the Justice
Henry I. Armistead, has
quarantined the houses and
placed guards over themday
and night. No person will
be allowed to leave the
houses, hence there isno dan
ger of further trouble from
these two cases.
There are said to be three
cases near ToanO, and one
at Magruder, while it is stat
ed that many negroes in Pc
quosin district have the
dread disease.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04
cure a Gold in One Dav.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuiue Taolsts
All druggists refund money il II fils to
cure CSC. The genuine has L. B O
on each tablet.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04
Death of Raymond Brooks.

Little Raymond Moncure. the
fve-year old sau Of Capt. and
Mrs. S. J. Brooks, died Wednes
day at the home of his parents
in Manchester after long and
painful illness of six weeks.
The disease that caused his
death was cerebro>spinal men
nights. The little fellow was
a beautiful child, he pet of the
household and "A general favor
ite of all who knew him. The
burial took place Thursday
evening at Maury cemetery
Manchester. Messrs. +. NJ. and
b. +. Brooks and W. G. John
stOn, of this city, attended the
funeral.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04

Babies and children need ]
| proper food. rarely ever medi- |
! cine. If they do not thrive !
on their food something is .
wrong. They need a little !
help TO get their digestive /
! machinery working properly. /
SeOEENFS1bSII(oN
COD LIVER OLE
THHfDO2HOSpH/TES OIL L1E & SO04

Will generally correct this
difficulty.
If you will put from one
fourth to half a teaSpoonfuI
in baby's bottle three or four
times a day you will soon see
a marked Improvement. For
larger children. from half to
a teaspoonfuI. according to
age, dissolved in their milk,
if you so desire, will very
soon show its great nOurish-
ing power. If the mothers
milk does not nOuriSh the
baby. she needs the emuI-
sion. II will show an effect
at once both upon mother
and child.
Soc and $i.oo. ell druggists.
SCOTT q BOVINE Chemists. New York
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-04
New Advertisements

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEET
ANING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
OF rhe Peninsula Bank will be held
Tuesday. March 14th, 1893. IL. y.
PHILLIPS Cashier.