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Daily camera., 1899-08-25
Tebth Pennsyivanians in Omahs.

Omaha, Aug. 25-The 10th Pennsylva-
mia regiment will pass through here to.
night and a great reception has been
planned. The freedom of the city will
be given them.
Daily camera., 1899-08-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Col. L. Marks returned from Den.
ver this morning with his bride. formerly
Miss Leontine Abney of Cheyenne
Daily camera., 1899-08-25
PREPARING FOR WAR.

British lreops Being Rushed to Scene Of
Soath African Trouble.
Gibraltar. Aug. 24-The Manchester
regiment. numbering 1000 men. has
sailed for Capetown.
Daily camera., 1899-08-25

Silver QuorAtion.
New York, Aug. 2S-Siiver is quoted
at 50 II-I6 today.
Daily camera., 1899-08-25
Earthquake In New England.

Concord. N. H., Aug. 7s-An earth
quake shock was felt here at 447 this
morning
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05
Wic tttait 4ird) enfd)ttlD cit
besdbIf.

Gin beliebter plan iii bas yrief-gtife=
ten=SpIfeln, hurh melhes Der 5dreiber
bittet. ibm cine Gillette BON einem
gafet @leuelano Gaeoa 3il3uienoen.
Der Gmpfdnaer erhdlt oabet ben potlen
Wertb oes ausgeleaten 8eloes uno bot
feiite Reiten als Die fleine Miibe, bieibm
oaraus ertpdhst. Dies lit piel leid)ter
als Gubieriptionen sil iammeln. tnobei
fiir Die geitrdse nifhts aeaeben tpiro.
Die giifetten meroen Dem 6abrifaiten
suaeifellt, uelder oafiir be3ablt lino oa=
Ourh feline Waaren befannt lnatbt, nnb
10 Die gnSeiaetoifen eripart. Wer Sn=
terelle bieran ,limmt. ihreibe oil Die
GleDelano @hofolabe nnb Cocoa @om=
panp in glepelanb, Gbio. Diefclben
seben boaltdnpiee Nustunft. gs 1T
ltainenspertb, fpie leitbt 5000 bis 10, :
600 Gtitelten auf oiel Meiie seiammelt
merosil f6nnen. As
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05
Die Wnder riibrcn nd.

Der rationale @recutip= =NuslhuB Der
Gnti=Salocn=2iga bat in MaiDinaton
eine Gibung abeshalten unb Der bel
ben Werbauolunaen lid aelteno ma=
denoe friegerilAe Son laBt baraui
fhlieBerL Dab in Der nddlten gonsreB.
Sibung pleper einmal Sturm gelaufen
iuerben iol. SIS tpurbe beidloGen,
idon Dor BEN 3uiammentritt bes @on=
sreies Elm 9auptquartier in Qgalbina=
ton 5ll erDifnen uno 0emielben Die tiih=
tighten Mrbeiter. ooer. III anoeren Wor=
ten Die at0bisn Ssanatifer, 3u5utbeilen
guf9abe oieier .9lrbeiter" ioa es
bauptfddlid iein, bas 8erbaIten ber
Nbaeoroneten uno eenatoren ben Sem=
perenslnaBre9eln aegeniiber gu beobad)=
ten, uno mas oieie Beobahtuna be-
srueft, erfldrte &epereno Ruliel BON
Delaware. O., als er berliherte. Die
giga lei in Der Gage, 0enen, ipelde
ibr opponirten. politii9 beoeuteno gu
fbaoen.
Sie Slaa laI leBt llQrie SraQrlla=
tionen in SO 5taaten uno 9erritorien,
uno bat l25 beSablte Yean,te. Sic
6reunoe Der perf0nli6en Greibeit mill.
len aui ibrer 6ut iein uno lib nidt
iiberrumpeln lailen. Die Malien, tpel=
he bic 2iga aniDenoen mia, t0unen audi
aeaen lie uno ibre ondmdulsrieen Nn=
ihldge getebrt tueroen, uno ipenn bies
sur riAtiaen 3eit seidiebt, oann f0n.
l'en Dieie MniAldge iei1t pereitelt lper.
rPr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05

gs lit niht alsemein befannt
idreibt Elm We1ielblatt. oaB nod oerl
nellen BenIirnsgeiebe Die 0dlfte, 0es
penIionsaeloes sur llnterltiiBnna per
Gunilie Oorentbalten iuirD, ipenll bic
Satin bes peniiondrs bei einem
snhdnoi9en @eridt oarum naAludt.
lleber ben preis-NufIhloa i'm
Waterial fir oas Dauaetperbe idrsibt
eM Gahblatt. oaB per ii1 i'm poriaen
Sabre Elm Sans fir $4,000 baute. ieBt
Elm lolhes im Wertbe boy 5000 belibt.
Die. .Waierialiea fir ben Bau bon
Wobnbauiern iino I'm, uldt peni9er alS
35 proaent 9eitie9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05
0etr0fhS = vtHtajt,tae1t,

GynIf 8. Dopiolon GobtDalfaoer
glotd s, Gbaip. Esoli.
GbdS. R. Yarllen, Gtillmater grno
Gproul, Nof. s,ss n
o. s. 0elinfanlp emma @aas.
beioe bon Canal Dpper.
Games RrqnB. 5traBblr9 Glen
gerlnliilg, Canal Eouer.
,srant s. Mea gDilna &. Motter,
beioe BON 0leip pbilooeIphia.
grnelf u. gBenB Clara u. 8intDn,
beibe BON Cana. 1ober.
Wiliam Moore, 9rohibiion. Guern-
feu go., %. @aoie s. Mangbi=
man, Miiileral Boilt.
0crrn W. Breen, BeDfprb, o.. 9lora
Wlae Dunlanp, Canal 9oDer.
gaou Steele Marp Miiler, beioe bon
llbrihspille.
SEQ. QDbman 2oliiIa Bernbaro,
beioe pnil Canal Eoper.
2oHis 5arriioil @ora gDef, beioe
Den Ne,p philadelphia.
Gilbert 9. 0arris, @ooir, 9. Clara
@lp, ubrihspille.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05
SofaIes,

y 81 94a /. sat-
Sic Damen Der Gefornirten SIR
6e treffen Yprbereitunnell, I'M ain
Mabltaee (7. Npuenbsr) cir .Eelrep=
Supper" ssu peranfalten.
Sames Gantep bon eagle Sir,
einem n0rDllb BON Gauals 8nber gel,=
Nenen ysrswerto0rfden, bate an let-
ten Gonltag einen &umpf init einem
b6len 0ulloe, einem grpbei, 9leufuno=
IdnOer, Der an ibm bi1uuflprdng unb
lbm ein DIR beinabe abbiB.
Cur Na6abmuna empfoblen /!
Qm saml1ag beehrte ans 6rau geuen=
berger ppn llbribspille in alnlelem
5auttum init ibrem 8elud, Inn ibr
Announcement auf Den vgeobahter" 5u
begleiben un0 bat big gum l.. ssanuar
1901 besahlt. Golhe Ssiuhe la0en
mir uns aefaaen
- 9ln Monta9 Duroe oesohn gurt=
bart auf Dem Weae our Ghule in
Yranopmine, Ooper 3omniblp, Doli si=
nem anoeren 4naben gu Yooen aelpor=
len unO brad bas linfe Yein BEL Der
0iifte. Der arme 0urlbe, Der nod
nldt sans a6t Sabre alt lit, ains lbon
friiber labm uno bat nun lhon gum
oritten Wale oas Ysin ssbroben.
g. so. sSones BON Solebo, Der
lnabbdngise Ganoioat fir Wpuper=
neur, tpar am sSreitaa in bieliaer
Stabt uno belt Nbenos in Der gaale=
0ale por elmer 3iemlit) sa1lreibeil
Yerlammltng cine NnIpraAe. Da
an ienem Mbeno .ssSones Rn0pfe" irei
sur 8ert1eilung famen, ID iperoen bie=
ielben 9egenlpdriis bier in ni1t ln-
beoelltenoer Nnsablsnr Sdau getra9en.
Mit melder r3nperF1t" bic 3e=
pulifaner in Dolmes gountp Dieles
spdtiabr benz Wabltampf entseaen es.
ben tDuroe am Samltng bel Der
@Duntp gonpention in Wlilersbura
ldlaaeno bepieien. IS tonnten ndm=
lib nur Die ganoioaten fir Sheriff mo
Staatsanualt nDminirt iperoen fiji
Die iibrigen Nemter paren ablolut feline
yeluerber aufsutreiben. Niemanb ionlf
luar seneiat. li6 ablhladten gu lallerl.
Nad Der gr5dblun9 zines alten
Biir9ers tpuroe bas nDrolibe Ohio am
lebten 9onneritag Dor fiinfunofiinisig
Sabren, aiio am %. September 1874,
BON einem geipaltigen Shneeiturm
beimsefudt. 6ier in 9eip pbilaoel.
phia fano an bem 5aae - es mar
tpdbreno Der pDlt Champagne - cine
ormotratlibe Maiienoeriammlung ltatt
uno Sen. 2etpis gab mgr elmer Der
Heoner. Die Werlamnluna mar auf
eii,n offenen plob BEL Der NsSlubmiibIe4
sinberufen. oa jeood @eaenuetter ein..
ieBte, 10 mubte lie nah, Der bamaligen
Warttballe Derlegt lperoen. gttpo I'm
orei ubr Nabmittags beeann es au
ihneien unb Der sdneefaa oouerte bis
abt ubr Mbenos. 5u tuelher 3eit inebs
rere 3oll Gdnee laaen. IS puroe be.
oeuten0er Ghaoen angeribtet, namenf.
lid in ben Naunlgdrien. Sic Dbit-,
beiOnoers Die Mepfelbdume tDaren5
idwer nit sfriidten belaoen uno Durb
ben oarauf loftenoen sbnee ipuroen
Die Neite abgebrOhen uno bic grnte
beroorben.
Gin n, a f1rrr Cam 4 rifrr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05
Gin idbrcdlider sSrrtb,.,,,

.usrlrfadt oft cine ent(eBlide Braltb=
oDtr Briihspllnbe, eiilen Ghnitt ooer
cine anetihMng. Nudlen's s eMraira
Salbe. bic bette in Der Melt, spirb Gnh
BON GAmer3en befreien nnD pfonIt bsi-
len. gurirt alte Muroen, 0ieberlpun.
ben, geiAwiire, Heulen, 0elons. Dub.
nerougen, ioipie alle 0au.ausl1ldqe.
Sic bette ytubr Rur auf Der grbe.
gIcs 25 gts. bic G1o6tel. Sur ga=
rantirt. Weriauft III s, s. Mliller
uno Gobns Npotbefe. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05
Grsnrfionss1idrts mad gbieago
gHerben nber bic Vennfslbanas 9iuien mGtrenn neMs
Ta0en berfautt.

BON q biz gum TO- Dftpber inelulipe perben Iitets
on }pe5ieG niebrigen Naten nod @bitoQp itber bic
yennlplDaniase,nitn gum 6erbfeft nrb ber Gnlpei.
buna Des neuen 4s9iernngs 6ebdnhsS ptrfauft iper.
ben. Yrdfbent NatJsinle1 nnb Witgisber beS gabis
nets. YT1fbent Dioa pou Wlegcn nab hsijeu Cabinet
6onueruenre peribiebener GtaateM nub oitbere pros
ninente Mdnner iperoens ipie 1tan eripdrtet db an
ben ginmeibunqsfeierIi betbeiligen Dies gr.
eignib mirb an einen berauS intere6titen lid 0eoI
ten, ba Mmfdifenbe Uprfeprungeu iir ene gl6n3enbe
Seer. be arpBortige ieit Der vyGorlbS sSairS ge-
troffen pnrbfn
uBen ntqdeu Sic 3ett Der @ltigleit 6er ItdetS fir
bic Nldfebr mag Bis gum a. Cftober perldngert per-
bcm 5iir n0bers Mustunft besaglid Der Gabrpreife.
iten kieet.Msenfen Der pennfploania.4inieu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05

<Daily. Except Sunday. FLAG stop. meals
Dark Faced Type denotes time from IL 90 to 12 o
midnight; Light Faced from u 90 midnight to 1900 noon
L. F. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent,
r-g3-99-T PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent OF the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05

Sir Die an 80. 5eptelnbsr ellbeilbe
Wp1e blieben folgeii0e lli1t ref1a1lirte
Sriefe allf Der bieiiseil Sofoffiee
MRS. 9llia 0eatip.
s5anes Sill.
a. W. @ibbpnsa M
Orr. Muffin Gniielp.
gRib WlarD WarOie.
9lirs. Gaa Burner.
y. q. 9snrSortf,p. M.
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.s. g. g. DsnISortfsp. M,
slddlifeft aRitttpod grheto ger-
donlmlilng beg 8. gl. Il. 9.
..Sll elmer W0belfabrif ces in Wopo
@oulltb aelegenen frisolibsn 8DrIbns
9prtb Baltimore arbeitet lllluerbrolien
pom Wlorgeir bis gum MbenD Sirdm Is.
8emeh eiit sBerlpanDter bes beriibmt
aelpprbeneil Nomirals. gr fonnte ilid,t
gum Gmpfana nah Nelp Oorf eehen.
oern ct bate Die vgaben" ilibt sunb
mar duh gu itolS. oieielben su ibnorren.,
Sm llebrigen iielt er neln 9lomiral isbr
abnli5 uno If aud rid)t ipenig liots
auf feinen beriibnlten Better.
mir baben por 2 Mo1en Die ger=
beirafhuna oes Dr. @. 8. Me6arlano
BON Gberlin init Der reiben gDitt,pe Wl.
=. Sobniton In ubrihspiae eemeloet.
Aber Der hinfenoe Yote fommt bereits
nah. Gin SSrdu!ein Ganie Scott,
iriiber in Nem Cumberland, jebt aber
bier mobnbaFt, bat ben Doftor, Der ein
Dor Sllan eriter GlaiIs gu fein ibcint.
luesen gru6s bes gbeperiprebens auf
$40, 900 Shabenerlab pertlaet uuo cine
nnee.e Sh6ne fol aus dbnliher urlahe
ertldrt baben, oaB lie bem Dottot ans
Qeben nil. Ser arme Gerl oiirfte BON
Der boloen Weiblihteit balo sellua ba-
ben.
gBie mail pernlllthet infolge BON
8ranoltiftlng lDuroe in Der Naht BON
Sonntag auf Montaa oas aroBe aIte
S1ulbaus in Tuscaralpas eineedibert.
Das Uebdube mar tbeilmeiie fir Wobn=
Smefe eingeridtet, aber 3ur 3eit nift
berDant. Sm stpeiten Stoftperf ie=
oob befanoen Iih Die 0oaenraIme Des
Sr. %. u. a.. Dr." uno Der Sore
tiers. uno Elm 3immer ,uurbe BON Der
lRuiifgeiellihait benubt. Gie 2ogen
biiBten ihre fdmmtlihen paraphanelien
Elm unb Die Muiifer berloren ibre Sn=
itrllmente. Ser Befanmtlhaoen tpiro
auf $25O0 geihdbt uno 1T bur1 8er-
lideruns tbeilpeiie aebeft.
Dqs n0rolih BON bier geleaene
5td0theh Maluern bate cine Seniation
erfer @iite au peraeihnen. ). s.
Sones, Beliber elmer Mablmii6le. bat
oieIelbe an Glen Il Son BON Seras.
perfauft. Sic Raufsbebiiigunaen ,pa=
$500 Mn3abluna uno ben &eit auf
0ppotbeten. glem .erariff 8eliB bon
Der Muble, pergaB aber Die 9ln3ablun4
3u MAIDEN. 9tls man ibn ober iDieber
ermitiiren uolltc,s fhoB er a1s ed,ter
5eratier auf ben yoq3nasbeamten,
Sam. Neelp. sliidlideripeiie obns su
treffsn. Gleln muBte natiirlib fhlieB-
lid Der uebermabt tpeihei unD lpiro
lib ,pegen Der ShieBerei nph gerihtli1
Derantnorten muiien.
Riir3lid iinb tleus @elbanmeiiun=
gen i'm Bertebr erihienen. Das 0ene.
ral.B l.BDliant IN Walbington bat Elm Gir-
cular betreffs oer neuen @eloanuei=
|luaaS=Gormulare perianot. 9ieielben
1ino bellblau nit onnflen G1rafjiyun-
|aen unb in Der Witte oerielben befinoet
lib Elm Sdilo init ben Worten .poltal
Dionsp Drber. !" 3um 6hube aegen
Nadabmuaaen trdgt oos pnpier Der
@eloanreifun9en bic Waher3eihen "a.
IG. M. o." Sic rieuen Mipeiiuneen
limb in Gorrlot ettDas fleiner dis
|0ie eeaenndrtiger. iiftb 6ur1 Elm
nenes Deriabrel tpirb Bel benz Mnsftel-
len elmer Der ilslierl Weloon,peifnnaeil
elm Euplitat berielben als9efertiat.
lpel1es fir oos Die Mntpeilun9ell einID.
ienoe Yofdult ais luittnno oient.
Gelbliberfdnbli9 erbdlt 1a6 Der 4dl.
|fer elmer geiodnipslluns cine souittuna
ausaeieIlt.
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glebelann, 0orain 4
@beelimg N. @.

I sydtrpIan in araft ieit benz H. Miai 1869.
'IsttIans 8abnbof am Tnae bon eihs hssDaiisriiraBs.
Gdbiid aebenbe 3hae.
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Die RaIoenbaueh Banf

q. ssaIsenbana6. 3. :. aslbsnbsua.
beforgt adeemsiae Banfgffhdfte.
MQen Anselesenbetten, irelAe
ber 8anf aberseben wer~
ben, wirb prpmpte u.
fDrsfaltise Auf>
merffamfeit
8epitmet.
OcIo 9e4ets auto Gid)erbcit
atsS0cIchett.
Mnf 9epoiiten nsrben 3inien be3obI
~ Dit Bonf III bur1 sirsn biebafheren Sch
drant nnb felerHaere 9en5abe assen NerIufe Iee
dlbt. ~ $as !
y. q 8ntbs,aba1aplt L
2oiiitr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-10-05

.Steubenville.and Bellaire. Nos. 3O6, 33S and
B42 connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh. for
the East. NEW CAFE PARLoR CARS en- Nos.
10 and III.
BETWEEN BAyaRD AND NEW PHlLADELPHIA.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-06-22
WILL BE BRYAN AGAIN.
A Southern Gold Democrat Says He Will
Be Renominated.

A press special from Washington
says: A distinguished Southern Gold
Democrat who recently, for the first
time, met William J. Bryan says he is
a man of attractive personality, and,
although misguided, of evident sin
cerisy. He says Mr.. Bryan will un,
questionably be renomina ed in 1900
aud on the same platform as in 1896.
although there will most probably be
additions to meet the later issues.
The talk of Mr. GOrman or of any
one else than Mr.. Bryan, this gentle
man says, is simply childish. Even if,
as alleged, and of this there is much
doubt, Tammany has any serious pur-
poses regarding Mr.. German, it will
not be in any position to put them in
to execution. The Bryan delegates
wiz overwhelmingly dominate the ma
tioral convention and will carry him
through with an irresistible rush.
In any event. says this Gold Demo-
crat from the South, Mr.. German,
with his record, would be the weakest
man to put up aud would be beaten
worse than Greeley in 1872 In his
opinion the Gold Democrats will make
no nomination in 1900. This will make
it square fight between Mckinley and
Bryan, because, of course, the other
tickets of the usual character are alto
gether insignificant and inconsequen-
,ial side shows.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-06-22
Pretty Wedding in Norfolk.

The Norfolk Virginian and Pilot ol
last Thursday gives the following &C
count of the Glenn-Casey wedding
which took place in Norfolk last Wed
nesday:
! A very pretty wedding was celebrat-
ed at high noon yesterday at the beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Casey, when their eldest daughter, Miss
Gertrude Marie Casey, became the
bride of Mr.. Hulst Glenn, of Staun-
ton, Va. The nuptial event was a
very quiet one, only the immediate rel
atives and few friends of the con-
tracting parties being present to wit
ness it.
The bride was most becomingly at
tired in beautiful white Swiss over
taffeta, and carried a handsome bridal
fan.
The pretty impressive marriage rite
which made them husband and wife
was solemnized by Rev. Father Joseph
Frioli, assistant pastor of st. Mary's
Catholic church.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn repaired to the
Atlantic Hotel, but left in the after
noon for the Princess Anne Hotel,
Virginia Beach, where they will sojourn
until Monday, when they will leaye on
a bridal tour North. taking in Wash
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. They will be at home
to their friends in Staunton after June
2Sth.
The bride is one of Norfolk's most
fascinating young ladies and is exceed
ingly popular in musical circles, hay
ing been prominent member of sew
eral of the church choirs of this city.
She possesses very high soprano voice
and is fine operatic singer. The
groom is a rising young attorney of
Staunton, member of the Virginia
Bar Association and prominent Elk.
The bridal presents were very hand
some, as well as useful and ornamental.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-06-22
A MAN
LOST.

| Lost! No man understands the full
meaning of that word like the man who
| has been lost. He will tell you: 81 was
Ill the woods going ahead steadily when
l realized I'd missed the trail. With a
cry OF Lost 1 broke into run heed
less or ignorant of the direction l was
going"
The FIRST impulse of a man lost in the
woods is to run The only. safe thing is
to sit right down and reason out the
position
Sometimes business man gets I'D at the
usual hour, breakfasts, kisses his wife and
starts for the Office. He has for some
tinle seen signs that he was off the trail
OF health. To-day the signs multiply.
HIS brain is dull and dizzy, his heart
does not beat right, his breathing is diff
fcu1t, his limbs feel trernulous' He is
scared. He realizes that he's far away
from the trail of health, and suddenly
IKE panther from tree, the thought
leaps on him, You are a lost man.
The flrst impulse is to run for help,
though the way is honey-combed with
pitfalls of quackery. But the rational
man faces the facts, sits down and
thinks over the position and its proba-
bilities.
That is the man we want to talk to.
Disease in almost any form is gem
orally accompanied by the failure of the
organs of digestion and nutrition. Re-
establish these organs in healthy action.
the blood is at once enriched, the BODY
nourished and the general health re-
stored. This result is invariably ac-
complished by Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
1cal Discovery. 1t is stomach-strenpth-
sening, nerve-nourishing, matchmaking,
blood-purifying medicine. 1t has cured
thousands who thought their health
entirely lost. The p" Discovery is not
stimulant and contains no alcohol or
whisky. Sold at all medicine stores.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-06-22
Week Ending Rates TO Washington.

Beginning Saturday, May 18th, and
continuing to and including Sunday,
September oath, 1899, the Southern
Ry. will place in effect a rate of one
fare for the round trip from Harrison
burg, Warrenton, Orange, Round Hill
and intermediate stations to Washing.
ton, d. c., and return, tickets to be
sold on Saturday and Sunday of each
week, good returning the following
Monday. The two day round trip rate
now in effect will be solo during the
week as in the past. These week enc
rates are also On sale at Washington
and Alexandria to communication points
in Virginia.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-06-22
SUNDAY OUTINGS AT THE SEASHORE
Cheap Excursions to Old Point Comfort
and Return, Each Sunday.

To enable their patrons to enjoy the
seabreezes and dip in the ocean, the
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway Company
will inaugurate series of cheap ex-
cursions commencing Sunday, June
II, and continuing each successive
Sunday until September 80, for which
the rate from Staunton will be $500
round trip.
Tickets will be sold only for fast
train No. 2, leaving Staunton at 2:07
a. IN. Sunday, returning leaving Old
Point on special train p. m Sunday,
connecting at Richmond with No. 8,
bringing passengers home early Mon
day morning. Purchase excursion
tickets at ticket office as no tickets
will be sold on train. No extension of
these tickets granted under any cir
cumstances. For further information
call on or address James Ker, Jr.,
Passenger Agent Chesapeake & Ohio
Ry., Staunton, Va. If
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Tribute to the Memory of Tobias Weller

'A1ueo ~ eHO mChoTy VI tOuIdS W UcHer
| The following memorial was adopted
by the Quarterly Conference at New
Hope on June 5, 1899:
This day we have been called to lay
to rest the body of Brother Tobias
Weller, man ripe in years. whose
long life has been spent in the service
OF the God he loved, and who had been
not only lover and liberal supporter
of the Methodist church, but for per-
haps forty years steward in this
charge and recording steward during
the last eighteen years of his life.
The liberality that characterized the
life of Brother Weller and the Chris
tian resignation that was such shin
Ing virtue during his weeks of suffer-
ing are worthy examples for us all to
follow, and may the Lord that sustain
ed him be the God of our refuge in all
the walks of life.
And now as we come from his newly
made grave to transact the business of
the Quarterly Conference, we especial
ly feel the loss sustained by the entire
charge, but as the name of Tobias
Weller is this day dropped from our
roll as recording steward, we haYe the
assurance that it is being echoed by
hosts Of the redeemed as he Is ushered
Into the presence of his God.
The official members of New Hope
charge, in Quarterly Conference as
sembleu, desire to express our sympa.
thies with the family of Brother Wei
Ter, and to share with them in the loss
sustained by his removal from our
midst; but while we feel the loss to the
to his family and to the entire
community, we thank God for his life
and Christian living, and rejoice that
We have the assurance that he is this
day with God in Paradise.
REV. JAS. E. ARMSTRONG,
Presiding Elder.
I'll. q. BARNHART, Secretary.
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Cafe, ParIor and Observation Car Service

The Southern Railway announces
the Inauguration of combined cafe, par
lOr and observation cars on trains 33
and "a, the Washington and Chatta-
nooga Limited, via Lynchburg, be-
tween Radford, Va, and Alfalfa, Ala.
Meals will be served between the Sc
points in the cafe compartment, at all
hours, OF the European plan. Luxu-
ri0us chairs in the Pullman cars will
be available for passengers at mode
rate charge. The observation portion
of this car, affording passengers most
comfortable location for viewing the
magnificent scenery of the Valley of
Tennessee and Southwest Virginia,
will be open for the reception of all
passengers holding parlor chair or Pull
man car tickets, without additional
charge. This complete dining car SER
vice on all through trains of the South
ern railway to points south and south
west.
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ATunneI Under the Sea,

At largely attended meeting OF
peers, cOmmonere, engine ers and 9TH
ers, held in the House of Commons in
London, resolution was adopted to
address petition to the First Lord of
the Treasury, Arthur j. Balfour, rela
tive to the projected tunnel between
Ireland and England.
The Marquis Of Londonerry, who
presided, read letters from Lord Rose
berry, Field Marshal Lord Garnet
Wolseley, Lord Charles Beresford,
members of Parliament for York city,
and others, favoring the scheme, on
the ground that it would not only unite
England and Ireland more closely, but
tend to bring the United States and
the United Kingdom into more inti-
mate accord.
The proposed route is a distance of
twenty-five miles, under eIghty-five
fathoms of water, and the estimated
cost Of the undertaking is $4,000, coo
1850, 900, ,OOO.