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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02
DAMAGE SUITS.

Among the suits filed in Cobb Supe-
riOr Court for March term is one for
$500 against w. & A. Railrc ad by Mrs.
Margaret Dobbs, the conductor forcing
her to ride in the coach for colored
people. Attorneys, Motley 4 Griffin.
Laura Ellis, colored, sues A. X. IN.
Railroad for 5000 for being knocked
off public crossing by train. Attorneys,
Fred Morris and Morris 4 Green.
Dave Ellis sues for loss of time,
$1,000. Same attorneys.
w, NJ. Dobbs sues the Southern
Railway Co. for 81 800 damages, being
forced to jump from moving train.
Attorney, Morris 4 Green and Fred
Morris.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02

All kinds of Job Printing executed
with neatness and dispatch at the Ma
riet.a Journal Office. Prices reasonable.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-03-02

are not made only for Safe Doors or
Sash locks, but for windows of bnnks.
We have all kinds of Locks and Keys
made excepting, of course, those of poor
construction.
The assortment starts at Padlocks
and on through the ranks of Rim Door
Locks, Mortise Door Locks and Front
Door Locks to the most expensive arti-
cles made. Each one will be found
strong, serviceable and durable.
We have other Builders Hardware be-
sides Locks and Keys.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
Mafefing tn sJIamuten.

8oeren=8erihts iiber bic 8elagerung.
-Sberit 8abenIpnapeu ipeii It cine
Qlwfforberung CUR &apitulatton
ouriid. - Die gefansenen Gnsz
ldnber in pretoria.
pretoria, %. Oftober.- Sang
MuFsting f9eint Elm Tlammenme.r
5u fein. 0as r@urpepz9otel" 1T
niebergebrannt. 0rei &tr9en fteben
in 5lammen; Der engliI4e Club lit
5eritDrt, bic @psi9er fino &uinen,
ebenio bic &a1erne Der 8eti4maru=
poli5ei unb piele Mobnbduier. 0as
ulte @teinfort 1T gdn5lib oemolirt.
Oils bic @tobt gu BREMEN begann,
enH4lohen ii9 bic Gngldnberirnsn u.
ni9t tampffdbieen 2eute. pel4e bisz
fer bort aussebalten batten 5umg}er=
lahen Der Stabt; lie puroen bon ben
8oeren nidt beldtist.
Die 600 damn &olonialtruppen
unb 140O SrresulGrsn bes Sberiten
8dben<potpea l9isnen in ben @erz
f4anaungen barr9 bos Teluer ber8oez
ren ni4t befonoers selitten gu babn.
Na4bem @sneral gronie am Oienftag
ben gansen Sag iiber Mavting bomz
baroirt bate, forberts er bic 9arniIon
5ur uebergabe auf. Die 8erhdnolunz
gen bliebm ober ersebniblos. Oa Ma=
fetins in elmer Gbene liest, habsn bic
8elagerten gur teinsn natiirli9en
@4ub. Gs sslans ibnen ieoo4, Elm
BosrenA@sIdub gum S4tpeisen gu
bringen.
Die 8persn baben Elm Eager an benz
MquGbuft aufae19laeen, aber bisbsr
bas Wafer fir Mafetine ni4t absez
14nitten. ueber ben Sdulbaule unb
ben anftobenben GebGuoen tpeben &o=
tbe &ueu5sJabnen; lpa4riasinli4 fab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
Ctfi,ieae 8ocren> Beri9tc.
Ta4ribten aus Pretoria, pa Souz
ren5o Marquss. = NoHnuals Die
vGhld6t" BON @lencpe.

VO@J@NSTt 1Sf OHS"~~
aapfabt, 26. Ottobsr (Dsripd.
tst in Der uekrmittefuns). - 3psi
bon 2ouren5o Marquss, %. SttoNr,
batirts Selsgrumme 1ino bier einssz
troffsn, uno i'm Sinblid, pab ale
Na9riaten aus pretorau iebf ibsr
2ounnao Marques fou,men neigsn
ii9 bic 8ebOrbsn Der 4nIfdt gu, oab
ss Gppie'n BET pffi5iellsn Bulletins
aus pretnria finb. Die erlte bieier
Ospelfsn be5sbt ii9 augeni4 4ein4ld
auf bic rS9la9t" Bel 9lencoe. Sn
osrislben teiBt es:
a@eneral Erasmus iab li9, tpie erz
tpartet, gum 9aiif5us ssnOthist, ba
feline 2eute unb pferoe sr14Opft fpuz
rem. General Grasnuus dsint fi9
bonn 6einbe in Fallde 8i9tung habsn
lodsn gu laFen, unb ben 8riten selang
bssbalb bic 9efaussnnahrne oes Ut
re9tz unb 8rpbeio gontingents. Die
3abl Der @stDbtster iit unbsfannt,
dbsr Die Sur9Rrs 9dbfn 14fper 9e IL
ten."
Das 5psits Selesramm idsint Elm
8sri4t iiber ben 9lntbeil oes Gonrz
manoantsn Sribaarnt an berielben
nS6la9t" su fein. Gs belast: Die
grmele gurgbr, oeren bic Sbbat
Der @eTdiibe anpertraut mar, iinO
aussni6pinli6 aus Ounbee eeflo6en.
Sic purben Dur9 go pretoria gurz
g6ers unter 9enerul erasmus ber=
itdrtt. 0ie 8riten erDffneten idarfes
Seuer unb 0e Susser rdumte ibnsn
NIT eirsm &riessgelhiiB bus Telo.
unlere 0ertpunoeten puren sablreih.
Inter ibnsn 1T 9sneral @rpbler. Iu5
berloren mir 243 @efdngene."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
Clibe s6reiner's stanbpunft.
gnefanb's &risg seesn Sranspaul iIi
elm 9er6reaen unb oas Wsrt elmer
habgieriaen Glique.

Nepzgorf, 27. Oftober. -
Cine Dspsf9e Der bsriibmten iiioafriz
fanIIdsn @9rift t5teusrin SlipeShreiz
nsr, SfApsItsr bss Prsniers Der Sap
tplonie, in ipsDher lie ibre @nii4ten
iibsr ben Sran spaaltrieg burlest, piro
bonn btslisen rsSolrrral" psrGffentlidt.
Obns 3tpsif fel lift SRI. Sdretner's
Stanbpuntt ioenrild NIT bsnrienigen
bsr &apIResierung. SRI. S6reiner
bat f6on isIit stpei Wo4sn perfuht.
ben Gsnfor sur Orr4lai1uns Der De-
paGs gu betpssen. GrIt ibre Grtldz
rurg, lie tperbs oiefelbe per poit f4itz
fen, bradts cine 9lsnbsrung, unb bic
DepsT1e tpuros 5ur 8sfDrbsrung an
esnomnan. Mt pisl bapon nun pprn
Genfpr esItrihsn lift, iit iGper gu 1os
gen. Oas Sslsgralmm bri9t iebr ubz
raupt ab. Die OspeI4e lautet fofssnz
bsrnaBen:
vaapItabt OonNritas.-Dis Dune
ritarsr fullten apdHl bsDenfsn, baB
Dies fern &unpf 5pifdsn 9ollanbsrn
uno gnslGnbern lift, fpnbsrn baB es
lebislH4 Der 8eriu9 elmer fleinen,
absr nmmsns retdsn Clique bon Yer=
fpnsn iiA ben Bslb Der 9olbFelber inn
Sranspaal 5u erlanesn. Dur4 falf4e
8oripieseQuneen unb i6dnbli9s Git
gen iibsr bic Hepublif baben lie bic
engGii4s Natiun mibtsitet unO iis BE-
tposen, gum 8rises ibre 3ultinmung
su eeben. Dos englH9w 8olt ut ni9t
gu tdoeln. benn es tpurbe bintsr's
3idt sefii6rt. 9llnberte bon eneltIfen
SiiDufritanern, oie sieia mir, teinen
5uopfen bolIGnoE9sn 8lutes in ben
Nbern babsn unb pur4 ense Yanoe an
Gnslano eefsfelt iinb, empfinben tie
fen S9mers 1rnb SHanbe iiber bic
ueesntpGrtige S1ituation. Wstl mir
uns dls Gneldnber fiblen. baben mir
perIu9t, unfsr 2unb por Den 9rObtsn
8srbrsfsn gu betpabren, pas feline
9lnnalsn befledb. Die Sntelfigen5 1pno
bas @epihen @nelano's iino NUT uns
in unisrem 8ompfe fiir 9srshtisfeit.
8on 6srbert Spsncer unb Sobn Morz
lep Biz gu 5reberid 9arriTon erbaben
li9 bic @tnnrlsn Der 9rpBen Der Sea-
tion. um bieie@e auF ben pfab Der
@srehtigfsit alrriid5uFii6ren. bic bic
polifit psrounrnen, rpeIds eine Hution
morben min, m Ginigen bic Sai6sn
gu fillen." (5ier bri4t bic OepeT4e
ub.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28

bort 8ermunbete untersebraAt. Sic
ilno bort auberbalb Der Jeuerlin!s.
NuI Der groben Sribiine Der &enn=
babn IN qretpria iinb tunbert geFonz
gene Grg(dnper einquartiert; urtsr
tbnen bic abseidnittenen 9uIarsn.
,s,n Babn5us braGte lie bon 0ans1z
hauier bierber; bic Offi5iere batten
Wagen erifer &lafe, unb bic 8erfpun@
oeten tpurben beIonbsrs transportirt.
Die amf benz 8abnbof perIammeite
Menss berbielt iib pOlIig itia BEL Der
Mntunft oes @efunsenen5uges.
<gbenfo bsrrf4te grObte Oronuns
uno &ube, uls oielelbsn bur4 bic
@traBen bon berittenen 8peren esspr=
tirt fparen. Die Offiaiere oiirTsn fia
frei bsipesen, no9oem lie ihr Gbrsaz
mort abseseben, ben ibnen ansstpieIsz
men Stabttbeil ni9t gu berlaRen.
&onful Macrlm burfts iie Be luden.
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fir iunerliden uns GuaerIidben @ebraud,.

g.'m g.brau6 bon Weeiiin iur einosrune een
6bmri.n joQttn mir iolbe ormsiotn pslbs Sas
epf.m affi,ir.n Opium. Norpbin, Gbl0roform,
@.tb.r, Gpcain unS Gbpral bebebcn ben S6mers
saburde, bas Fe bas Gmpiinbungss s9crmoe.n ,ers
aSr.n une Der pati,nt bic Geiiblstrait perliert.
Gs if oits cine itbr perotrbIits 9roEts; re mass
tirt bic Symphonic. ldbt fs nitt erisnnsn II. fatt
bos 3eiptn ,u entfrnen, runrt fs ben Maacn.
bi. aeb.r unS gins,peibe, toOt,t be ldneeuaOrts
{,suru oi, R,rpen unb p.rurabt lOtale Dber oasss
meiu. 26bmuug.
VS. li.et feline Tstbnsneiefsit Ssr bitis unses
piHen W.eiidmtntt ju stbgau9tn, psnn elm fi8res
oeiur,it,l, ipie g b n ps Rtabp RtIief
bt. qudleuo.n S6m.rs.n raider linbert. obnt irs
s,nb p.I6en RaGtb.iI fir Rinotr ober Grfoubisns-
Gs btbebt fpfort bic audlenDen ebmsrstn, Gn,
,iiuounq, unb furirt gOnaeftiOnsn, oh ss nun BON
Der 9unue, bsm Wasen. ben Ginsspsib.n. anoertn
Srii.u oo.r edleim abiOnornoen Wembronsu
terriibrtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
Sci ben SciIl pzSnieln gs=
fGeitert.
Nihter Qnnh.

Macon, Ga, 81. Stlubsr. -
So6n 9opsbp, Elm Neser, puros bsuts
frib gu Haeals 9il. feds Msllsn
BON bier, bur9 sinsn aus Is Mann BE-
ltebsnoen Mob aus Spiess gountp
selpnht. Gr batte seitern ben GARNER
5. 8. Hobinlon auf befen Jarm. IA
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Sn 9cm> gprt herhaftct.

Mifpautse, Wis., 27. Sft.
= glntpn Ssuslsr lit unter Der 9lnz
ffags, bier fabrt3rts Yarfiimerien als
importirte in 5luIfen nit gsfdlIas
rem Stsuermdrten perfauft gu haben,
bon ben Oetsttis S. 8. 9obbb uno 9lna
tonic 9rsff bonn SnldnbiteuerzOienIt
in Teip Yort perhaftst lporosn. Die
9eamten faeen, Dab lie Isit spansig
Sabren 6susfsr's Sreiben nadseipiirt
bGtten unb bab bieisr feline gsfdll6s
ten 8aaren an Gambler in Chicago.
pittsburg, Nep : Yort, PRIlaoelpbia
tno @aIbinston pertduft bub,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
sSaab auf einen ru1fif den
Oam mpfer.

Qonbon, 27. Sttober. - Sas
@hlaf!i9iff vInTon", ber &rsusr
uSotpf" mo Der 5orpsoOboot5er
u8rui5er" lino BON Ufalta our 8srfol=
suns einss rufiIaen Oampfsrs abse=
gansen, tpelfer ria Sue5 &anal fir
bic 8oepen Wafien transportirk
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NId,us noer Jlu9t?

SthCtul SOTtte lulSe Celll1S HpNi
Yule's Nntunft gu 2abpImit4. -
Die 9auptiade piro immr Dsrz
fapiessu.
2oubon, 81. Sft. - Mus ben
geitrigen Dspeldsm bss Generals Wbits
iiber ben 8iidSue bes Generals Guile
nu4 2abbImitb i9sint bsrpor gu sez
hen baB Die betreffsre=== SiSrupp:n ben
Riid3ug asf ~ l9;sbsnsn Wesen iibsr
WaIbbant unb iosar ubsr oas po6l
80 Biz 40 Weeilen OItli9sr aslegsne
6epnalfar antrdten. Wenn bieIs
Nadri4ten ri4tis pursn, 10 burfte Ii9
Der rltratssif4s Marla Der @.encoer
&olonne" auf Die eliidli9 selunssne
Jlu9t elmer Der flisbenoen Sruppenz
tbeile rebu5iren, tn tpeldr bic 8oeren
bic 8eiasung bon @iencos 5erfprengt,
nahbem fe lie unkr 53uriidlahung
ibrer 0eripunbeten aus SunDee psrz
mieben batten.
gs bat ii4 berousseltelIt, oab in
alien britifaen Na6riatsn bisber Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28

Msilsn bon Macon, bur9 MeFsrIiihe
lsbensssId1rlid perleBt, uno foll ihon
friibsr bsrTaieoene 8er6re4en bs9ans
gen 6absn. Der Mob fano IGN in ben
Nd6s Don Hagals 9in in Der Wobz
nuna ieinss 8alers, unb bangle i'm
pbne @sitsrss an einsm Saums auf,
tpcruuf i6m piele Sugeln our9 ben
&Drpsr oe56nhen tpurDen. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
Npd Elm bsseri9 tt l.
9er4usf fpru6 au@un=
fsngnald

2uuT anne, S6peia, 81. Sit.-
Na9 21zjdbrisen 8erbanblunsen uno
ue6srlsgungsn CAB beute bas britiIdz
coiombiT6s S6ieosseridt feline Gntz
iaeioung in benz Streite 5tpiIdsn Der
3egierung Der Republif Colombia uno
ben 56. pun6aro, Mc5agaart, 2otpz
fbsr u. Co., Sngsnieursn uno Gontrafz
loren aus 2onbon, be3iigli6 Der Mez
beGin MagDalsna @iIsnbabn Of.
GolombIa's QnTpru9 uuf 100000
5runes purbe 5uriidaepIefen, unb bas
'Sdiebsseridt ipraG4 Der 2onooner
Gontrattoren 6irma iibsr eins Wilz
linn 5ranos gu.
8on Der @ren5e ber e a b
tofpnie.
(ssbure, Gapfolonis, 27.SH.
= Gin "a Wann Itarfes Oeta6ement
8urgbers aus oem Sranie reifaats
frsu5ts geftsrn bei Nasman's Drift
ban Orange Hiper, um bic 5urtb gu
unterTu6en, unb te6rts oann pisoer
Ibsr ben CLUB 5uriid. Der 9orfaa
mar bic urTa6e zines 9erii6tes iiber
sins 8oersn SnpaIion bss aapgeb;ez
les bon ienem punfle aus.
Step bunien's 9o45eit.
Wien, 81. Sftober. = prina
YHilipp bon apburg|9otba unb Prinz
5eIiin glenentine bon 8slgisn iinb
no9 2onoon abgsreIt mo- am 3. Ho=
peH!bsr bic Sramlns Der gr5ber5pgin
StspbanR, Wiitps bss aronprin5sn
Hloolpb, INIT psm Grafsn Glsmsr
2onpap ftattfinOsn ioa.
Sci ben SeiGlpzSnfeln gsz
f9eitsrt.
penfaues. 27. Sftober. - Der
beltT9s Oampfsr Grit RidIners, I"
BON 8angfot nu4 8remen uno pbilaz
belp6ia beIranrnt, unb be fronS0Iifte
8arte rParame, BON 5rmioab naA
2onbon lntertpegs. iinb seltern Q6sno
inn gNbel an ben Seillpz Snisln gsz
ftranoet. Die 8eiasungsn tpurosn gez
rsttst. 8afb na4 Der Stranouns iant
Der Grit Eidulers."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28

3onbon. 27. Sftobsr. - Sus
britN6e parliament lpuros heuts untsr
ben iiblihen GsremDnie'n psrtagt. Die
BEL Der @stsgen6xit psrlefens Sbronz
rsbe Der aDnigin buntt ben Wfitgllsz
bern fir ibre edleii itstsn DsnIt unb
Gltbsrt 8striibnib ilbsr ben Sob 10
pieler i'm 8drnpfs fiir's 8atsrlanb IN
Siba frita ssFausner arisgsr.
9pr Der @srtagune tpurbe bic gsrz
pileiguussBiG enbsiiltig pafiirt, unb
es fum babel absumals gu elmer hlbl>
gen 2lttade Der Habitalen uuf bic 4}oz
1itit Der Rsgierung. aolonialminiitsr
gbarlrbsrlain ersrifF msbrre Wfals
bas Wort, um iid gu psrtbsioigen.
Die Sbronreos Der aOnisin lautsts,
pie folst:
uWleine 2opbs unb 9errsn! Sd bin
aludli9, i'm @tann gu iein, Se Der
aubsrgetpDbnlidsn Pflihten gu ent6sz
ben, 1psl9e Sbnen bur4 bic 2(nfpros>
runaen bss DffentlidNn 9ienltes aufz
erleet tporbsn fino.
Sd bsstiid,piinf4e Sie gu ben
sldnS,nDen giseniHxftsn, lpelde BON
ben tapfsrsn Hesimentern entlpidelt
tpprosn iinb, bsnsn bic 9lufsube Sussz
fallen 1T, ben feinblidrn @infan in
Meine iioafritaniIden 3olonie'n gu
uiid5uIdlasen. (Nanu?D Sd tann
uber niht um9in, Msinen tiefen Sum-
n1sr barii6er aus5uipre4kn, bab 10
piele brupe Offi5iere uno Solcaten in
Der grfuauns ibrer pfli4t ssFaaen
Iinb.
W}sins Serrsn bonn untsrbaufe! Mit
Ounfbarfeit ertenne Sd bic libsraie
8erlpillisung, bic Sic CUR 8eitreitun9
Der Soften ber militdriI9en Sperattoz
men in Siibaf frita senpa4t boben, an.
Meine 2oros uno 9errsn! Sd
rs9ne ban1it. bab @ottes Sesen auf
Sbrsn 8enpiibungsn unp Mrsn Meiner
tapferen Mrnes, 5risoen unb quite Hs=
eisruns in ienem Skile Wfeims Reiz
9es tpieoer brauIteaen unb bic gbre
bieies2anbss gu f4iiben, rubsn m0se."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
9arlament Yerta9t.
Gxtra<Sriesskreoit 6e,uiGi9t.
Wprbcr mmRte 8plpniaf Miniifcr
Chamberlain npd,malS nid,t icbr
anacnebmc Wabrbciten bGrcn.

gsreral Wbite's unf(are 8eri6te
iiber gule's Hidous BON @!encoe.
= Sat bic san5s aulonne 2abpz
fn1it6 errei9t pber nur Elm Sbeil
berlelbsn? - Die S6riFtitelIer;n
Slipe @dreiner iibsr bic uriaasn
bes &rieses. - Oerfelbe TT oas
8erf eipsr babgierigen engli16sn
Clique uno purbe bur9 2ug uno
5rus bsrbeisefiihrt.
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bebpben
lit einem MDmente.

Ginerl.i, tpis b.ftis ober audlenb bic s@mnJ.n.
tpeI6e on Hbtumatismus 9eioenoe, Soltt, psl1s
ouf benz Weqe Der @tntiuna finb. ibpd6ibt, sers
frfpptlte utrpoie, BON Reuraeit beimQsfu ober
BON Rrantbeten bineeftredte ptrionen ausiuit,beH
hah
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28
@abmab's &eabD &elief
itaift iufurtiae Grlei&teruns.
Sommer=C Complaints,
DD(enterie, Diarr6je,
G6o(era Jllor6uS.

Gin balbtr 9bc.lDiiel boq BON Rtdon Reief tn
,inem balben @laie g8aHtr, 70 oft tpisbsrbolt, afs
Nnfdqt bortcmmtn uno Elm 6laneas2appen, oes
iGttiat nit Rtabp R,li.f uno iiber ben Wdesn unS
ilnttrleb e.legt ibuffen fOiortiOe Sinhsruns uns
be,periiteniam balbiQe Seilung.
Refine fblimmen Nadnirfuneen Op.be befdnotg
ToIen BON Opium etc. iolseu) ioleen osm Sebraus
de BON Rdpnaps Reabp Relief, bod iptrser bic
Ginqep.ibs in ein.m 0siunbm nOrmalsn 3ufanoe
belaHsn.
Gin bolbr biz ,n aan3sr Sb.elSif,l bon in els
nsm balb.n glais g8afer bsisitigt in peuigen Wis
rut.n Rrdmpfe G6ipinotanfalle, lauren Waqen,
epbbrenusn 0srp0Ftdt, WiarGne, Siurrbot, Ips
itnte,te, goIii. Sldbungtn uno aas inneren ges
fHnrbeH.
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50. Sabrgang.
Saa14;mnrc. Nhips0 ahn= 9 ullettit.

sl..3 ,om Baltimore mad saibtnstso,ni ss,i, '#o iir
sis Rudiabrt bis gum fOlesaoen MnHtas. ous. r,
iblieblib. Mlt Shee, Den "hoDa' ''"'''' f26n
Qtnommer
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.Raswap's Reaop Rsfief

Sas ein,ise 2inoerunssmit3eL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-28

Gnslano sibt Dor, an feline Snterpen=
ttonsseliiTie gu slaubsn, bsrsitst
iid ieoo9 NIT allsr Gner9ie auf
ale 5d1e por. - Jranfrsi6 pia
angebli4 bic 5ibruns iibernsbz
men.
The times., 1899-07-03
Rockefeller Wins a Suit.

New York, July 2.-By a decision of
Judge Chase. of the Supreme Court, The
Tabernacle Baptist Church. Second Avenue
and Tenth Street, which has been involved
in trouble for several years, will be re-
quired to repay some of the money ad-
vanced to ii by John ID. Rockefeller. When
the Rev Daniel C. Potter was pastor of
the church Mr.. Rockefeller was in the habit
of advancing sums of money to carry on
the work. The recovery of much of the
money is barred by the statute of :imita-
tions. After his relations with DR.. Potter
became strained the mortgages on the
church property were foreclosed, and he
was compelled to defend litigation with
respect TO the payment of dividends on
certain securities that he had set apart
conditionally for the benefit of the church
He assigned to l.. A Wilson his claim for
more than $4,000 that he had advanced to
the church. The case was tried before
Judge Chase, of the Supreme Court, who
on Saturday gave judgment against the
church for those items which are rot
barred by the statute of limitations-being
but a small portion of the claim-with in
terest, and an extra allowance of 5 per
cent.
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NO MORE A DIVORCE MECCA.
New Laws Affecting Marital Undo
in-s in North Dakota.

Fargo. y. D., July 2.-The final curtain
was rung down on the North Dakota di-
yorce law Friday All cases instituted in
the future will require residence of one
year in the State. Prior TO the last day Of
March there was a rush of Eastern persons
into the State to take advantage OF the
ninety-day law. All those who arrived
before that date were able to institute
their suits by yesterday. and their resi-
dence is now complete, There have been
no arrivals since.
Clerks of court in the different divorce
courts for the last two weeks have been
busy fling final papers. Generally as little
as the title OF the suit makes the case
a matter of record The majority have at
tempted TO observe all the secrecy pos
sible and In many instances the address
was not given, and as nothing was filed
as to the charges very little information
can be obtained. For some months the
Fargo attorneys have taken their cases to
other districts on account of Judge Pol
locks supposed antagonism to divorces,
and many of the cases which promised to
be racy have been taken to towns where
there are no daily papers.
Judge Pollock has been out of the city
been granted in the local courts. The
cases now on file will be heard as quickly
as possible. Those In which there are bit
ter contests may renulre some months. but
the majority will be off the calendar in
week. and North Dakota viii assume its
much vaunted garb of strict morality.
The times., 1899-07-03
OIL Found in a Salt Wen.

Leroy, N. Y, July 2.-Some years ago
the Lehigh Salt Company sank several test
salt wells. The first of these wells is two
miles from this village, and has been aban-
doned and plugged for some years. AS
Henry Thomas was driving by the place he
noticed the odor of petroleum. He inyes-
tigated and found oil bubbling about the
plug of the old salt well. From the ap
pearauce of the ground he judged that
about a barrel of oil had escaped He took
a sample, and had it examined by t. B.
futile, well-known chemist. Mr.. Tuttle
pronounced the sample an excellent quail
ity of crude petroleum. The land on which
the well is located is owned by the Leroy
Salt Company, which purchased the aban-
doned plant of the old Lehigh Company.
The adjoining land is owned by the Buff
falo, Rochester, and Pittsburg Railroad,
and the National Salt Company. OF New
York, which recently purchased it of the
Leroy Salt Company. Much excitement
has been occasioned in Leroy by the dis
covery, and il is probable that the whole
neighborhood will be tested for oil wells.
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and after a sharp sEirmlsh defeated him at

and after a sharp skirmish defeated him at
Smokers Gap.
In the ensuing campaign Of the Army
of the Shenandoah under Sheridan he led
his corps at Opsquan and Fishers Hill,
end was in command CT the army at Ce-
dar Creek, wnere. after the surprise OF
the Eighth Corps on the morning of Oc-
to5er 10. he had reformed the army in
favorable position upon the arrival OF
Sheridan. when. though wounded, Wright
resumed command of his corps The dis
position of the troops by the latter was
approved by Sheridan, and at the close ef
the day Early was hopelessly defeated and
his army a wreck. The Sixth Corps was
soon after returned to the Army of the
Potomac, and bore a prominent part in
succeeding operations, resulting in the
surrender OF Lee.
At Petersburg it was the first to break
through the enemys lines, thus ending
the siege and Erecting the capture OF the
city, and with the cavalry it fought the
hast battle and won the last victory of
that army at Sailors Creek. April 6,
1868. After the surrender of Lee the corps
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was sent to Shermans aid in North Car
olina, but upon the surrender of General
Johnson returned to Washington, where
it was mustered out in June, 1865. In
July General Wright was placed in COM
mand of the Department of Texas. Mus
tered out. of volunteer service in Sep
tember, 1865. he returned TO duty with the
Corps of Engineers, in which he had at
tanned a Internationally November,
1866. For gallantry at Spottsylvania, he
was brevetted colonel; brigadier gem
eral for Cold Harbor, and major general
for capture of Petersburg; member of the
board of engineers for fortifications 1867
TO 1873; Chief of Engineers 1879 to 1884;
retired March 6. 1884
His Civil History.
He was the author, jointly with Gen. j.
G.. Barnard and Col. P. S. Niche, of the
report on the Fabrication of Iron for
Defences." The thanks of the Legislature
of his native State Connecticut. were
rendered to General Wright by resolutions
of June IA, 1865, "fcr his eminent services
in the late war, as commander of the first
brigade that set foot on the soil of South
Carolina. in which were Terry and Hawley
and Chatfeld and other soldiers of Con-
necticut: as commander of the First Divi-
sion of the Sixth Corps at gettysburg, and
through all the marches ana sdhSuludry
battles from that victory to the fall OF
Sedgwick: for the energy, skill and
courage which from that day he dis
played as commander of the Sixth Corps in
many brilliant engagements, and especially
at Cold Harbor in front of Petersburg, at
Washington during the last raid, in the
Shenandoah Valley, at Opequan, Fisher s
Hill. and Cedar Creek. and in the last
assault and pursuit which, ending in the
surrender of Lee and his army. decided the
fate of the rebellion"