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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
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9e6Drte W}utb bo3r, aQein In BEN Stra'
pen QpnOpn5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Son g. s..

qe6Drte Wf1tb oo3u, auetn In ben Stras
BEN 2pnbDnS ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Sir S'Srien ging unbetiimmert
fiirbaB, Don 3eit 81 3eit ii6er3eugte er
ifh on ben StrdBeneden, no Die Nas
men ber. StraBen in Stein gemeibelt gu
leiea rparsn, Oh er auf bem ri9tigen
8e0e fet. @r mar mad uno na9 in Die
StQbtt9eile oes NoropeIternS Der
0eltItaot 0elan9t, bic bon ein5elnen
breitsren StraBen, aber p6ne &dlme
uno Srottoirs, nit niebrtger, i9muBis
gen 6QuTern, burcb3oscn mar, in peis
he enDlole, finitere, iibelrte4enoe Gdis
fen etnmunbeten.
G8 mar Elm Samitog uno bds Iolibe
2onoon pie ausgeitprben. Die Serbs
paren in ibre S9lDfer uno Die &aufz
leute in ibre 9anbbGltIer gefaAren, nm
bis gum Montug i'm &retie Der SAINT
lie 3u perbletben. Qber bic 3utunft
Der 9iebe, G6ndp5@ (@in.) 2rtnter,
bic SauIenDe unb MbertauienOe bon
@len0en un0 Mrmen, Die IN Den Spes
lunten BON 86itesG bapel bauiten,
pplten aud ibren She'll am Ru6z unp
f5eittage BADEN. unaufA6rLia 0ffneten
unb i4lpfen Ii9 bic belerleu4teten
S9nopsihenten, bic 9la6tquurtier fir
allerIei 9eTinbel, unb. an oeren S9uuz
feniter paren aIerlet 0elicdtehen BON
5~fpeifelbafter Site uusgeItelt, Inn
gum gintritt ein3uldben. taagg.
Der &eiienOe tlopfte an bas SenIter
elmer Ha4tberberge, cine Qrt BON SD
rapdnIerat, pp Die obba6loIen 8epobz
ner elmer StruBe, genunnt bos oirii4e
GqB9en", 3ufIuAt 81 fu6en uno 81
finben p~fIegten. Mtun Offnete inn uuS
er trat elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
T,txen16i1roer Wasetfe:

8lonobaar Der eiIige Heiter babe, pis
pprsii9liQ er 5u Rferbe iibe.
Oie Ginen pie Die Nnoeren bGtten
i'm gerne gebsten, einen tlcinen 4ufs
ent5uft' 5u nebmen, aQain pie Der
Sturm farite er ppriiber, obne bic b
pattil6en 8lide Der ibm 9e9esnenosn
al bamsrfen. 0ie Der 8liB mat CT
jtets ppriiber unb maj erbltdte in Der
Serne nur npdJ iein Pel5barett, un benz
Elm 8ui9 bon @Olerfebern befeitigt
mar.
8on 3sit 81 3eit belt Der Geiter fem
Yferb an, um es trinten unb neiDen gu
laifen, aber nlr in etniamen nit 8ui6
befpa9ienen SbGlern, ND er ppr frem.
Der 9epba9tung ii6er mar. WGbrenb
bieier &ube3eit 3og er aus ieinem &pde
Elm 2eberportefeuiae berpor, baS in Ietz
ten f9Dner Stiderei bas Wappen syrz
lanbs,, Sarfe uno 2amm, trug. Wftt
bepunbernoem Slide betra9tete Cir
Yatrid bieie Nrbeit uno Dffnete bsbutz
fam Die 8rieftai9e. Damn iebte er ii9
auf ben 3afen unb fiibte Spei Srauens
portraits, Die baS pprtefeuiae entbielt.
60 bart uno itols iein 8lid mar, ais
er an ben jungen GnglGnoern, Die ibm
begegneten, ppriiberritt, 10 pei9 unb
trdumerii9, fat bittenp blidte Der SIRE,
ols er Die beioen 8ilbnii1e Sdrtli9 be-
tra6tete.
Oas cine Der Mdntoturbilber itelte
cine Srau r%eiferen Differs por, oeren
.3iioe nit benen Sir Botrtds, u~nIeres
9ieiienben, cine perbliiffenbe Webnli9=
felt beiibt; biefelbe bp6e Gtirn, DieIelz
ben bur9bringenben Qugen, bieielbe
Qerabe cole Nafe; leIbit Der Muno
seigte Die glei6en 2inien. gs mar bas
Silonib ieiner Mutter, Der 2abp gms
net.
Oas anbere Mtniaturbilb 5eiste cine
eeraoesu binreiBenbe S30nbeit. Stpla,
Milbe, lebbafte Ginblibungsfraft, Die
Giebe gum S90nen, 9uten unD Mab>
rem itrablte aus ibren Ipre9enben Qu=
gen. Sic iunge Dame bate etpas BON
elmer 8Dnisin, elmer See, einem &inbe.
sic mar Der ~ppllenbetite Sppus elmer
iriiGen S90nbeit unb Dereini9te in fi9
Die @raaie elmer Mdrdenfee, Die Reins
beit Der Sungfrau nit Der &iibnbeit
unp benz &fesmutb zines SOloaz
ten.
Wib Gurran mar mebr sSrldnOerin
ais ale tire Sefdprtinnen 5uiammen
oenDmmen.
Na9bem Sir Yatrid ldnge bas
Silpnib Ieiner Mutter betraGtet bate,
INN aus beren s3isen Grmutbieung
unb Segen fir fein unterpebmen ber@
aus3ulsIen, bei9dfttste er ii9 bamit,
bdB Bib Mib Gurrans fDrmli9 3u
ftubiren, bas i'm mitten bur9 tauIenb
9efabren begleiten foQte.
9as 8ilo Der Mutter erinnerte i'm
an Die Bfli4t, ben 6eimiI9en 9erp. on
bic @dterldnbsliebs ruo 8er9angens
belt, pas Der iungen Mume beoeutete
fir Sir Putrid ben Rubm. Die Sugeno,
bic 2isbe uno Die 3utunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
% a Of s ranfrei@.

rS9r brau9t ni9ts gu fiir9ten"
iaote Der 9rieIter, .unfer 8ruoer
fommt aus Srlcn0; er gebDrt gu uns
aus freiem 8iaen, nit 2eib unb
Seele."
.@ott unb @aterlanb!." fiel Sir
S'grien Elm. inbem er aus elmer Der
peiten SaIden ietnes Mantel8 cine
peibe Sluie 5oS unb tie iiber feline
&leioer an3og.
.@ott uno 0aterlanb!l" ertpiberten
bic SKINNER. Die duf ben S9emeln Ias
BEN. oWie beiBeft DUP"
.Mein 9lame! SD f9nDre es, lit
Der zines Mannes, Der Srlanb retten
ober fir infer 2anb iter6en pirb.
Mlein Same! SIR ipsrbet i'm zines
3ages ats ben zines 8efreieers preiien,
ober i'm aI8 ~oenjenigeH zines MGrtns
rers fir bic unabbGngigfeit SrlanpS
in euere Gebete einf9lieben. Mein
Same 1T fir eu9 leerer S6dG, dber
6ebdltet i'm gut in euerem @eod9niHe
unb bebaltet, mas i9 beute eu6 gefogt
babe, SD beiBe &obsrt @mmst!"
Die Mdnner i@autcn ii4 gesenieis
tig an.
sd bin &obert Gmmst", fuGr Ger
iurge Mqnn nit Ttol5em Bid fart, I'M
Dem er Die Nrme ii6er Die 8tnit freu,s
te. a@n Qltsr,bin i1 fir eu4 @eterds
nen Der Guten Ga3e SrIonoa p'cl2i9t
elm Sna6s. S@ bin a6er Elm Mnnn,ppn
feItem @iqeR un0 Beteran burA bas
Spfer. bas i2 BON morgen ab gu 5rin=
GER fsrts. M13 i6 6n uab Isin psrs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
81 bss 6 + # e n
& onfu 6.

Napoleon bate felt einisen gdeen
iein Mpbilar, Bidder anb 8urtsn, bic
sr iiberall nit iih fiibrte no9 GroB@
Srianon BEL @eriaiQes Oerbrinsen lais
fen. RI 5a
@r ftanb nm hieie 53eit oui benz
S6eitelpunft feines Hubmes. SIN
foleenoen Sabre beitieg er ben BON inn
oei4affenen fran50iiiden &aiiertbron.
Oteie fpenieen Wonate bes 5riebsns
paren bic gliidli9iten isines 2ebens.
Die @Grten Des Sonnenf0nigs nit
ibrer unperglei9liden pra6t, nit if
rem sei9i9tliden Giniiebeleien, ibren
Statuen, @ebiiI9en uno ihattisen
QGeen itanbsn CUR @erfiisuns bes grs
item &pnfuls. 9ier i6uf er ii9 cine
Suflu6tsI tGtte, nm ~na9Subenten unb
gu trGumen bon tiinftiger @rDbe.
Der Wonnempnat bate bic alten
8Gume nit einem griinen 8lGtterba9e
bebedt, unb erobartige 8lumenpdr=
auets paren in ibrer pra9t benz 5ri6>
hinge etpas p%prausgeeilt. 8unte
S4metterlinge sauteltsn bereits bon
8lume gu 8lume. @us asurnem ipols
tenloiem Simmel fanbte bic Some if
re pdrmenben unb berSerfreuenben
Strablen auf bic Sriiblingspra9t unb
Die in ibr itebenben marmorenen 80ts
ter unb @Dttinnnen Der beibnii9en
8oraeit.
9ieIen Morgen arbeitete Napplepn
in einem ein1dmen ftebenben PabiQon,
befIen Serrufe ii9 in bas frbItaatlare
WaiIer zines tleinen Sees tau9te.
gr mar bereits um a llbr, Dor @ufz
gang Der Sonne, angelanet. Srii9
unb munter, in 5olse bes f9Dnen Wet>
ters uno Der seiunben frii9en 2uft,
fang Der erite &oniul bic Refrains eli
niger fat pergeifener 2ieber, Die er in
Der Militdri9ule bon 9rienne gelernt
ober auf ben Galerien bss palais Stop.
al gebDrt bate.
Moniigneur BON Sallebranb mar
i6on I'M iieben llbr, Sipei Gtunben
friiber ais ionit iibli9 gum grItenaons
iul 5ur 8erutbuns befpblen pprben
unb eri9ienen.
Cine grpbe unb iebr i9On ausgss
fiibrte &arte bon europa bate Napoz
leon an Der Wanb befeItigt. Mit auf
benz Hiiden gelesten Sdnben sine Der
Grite &oniul auf unb a6 unb mari bon
3eit gu 3eit einen Slid auf bic &arte,
auf Der Sranfrei6 ROTH unS bic brei
Snieln, England, Sdottlano unb Sr@
lamb, grim, selb uno piolett bemalt
paren.
Der Grite &onIul frat man6mol
gang nabe an Die &arte beran unb fubr
nit benz 3eigefinger ba unb bort iiber
ben Qsrmsltanal, bic NorbIee unb ben
Mtldntii9en S5ean. Oft baftete iein
Singer auf Orten. bic ibm portbeilbaft
fir ben Ylan f9ienen, iiber ben er
nd6Iann.
9si benz Gintritt SalleDranbs ri6s
tete er an oieien Staatsmann bic bars
i6e Srage:
,&0nnen Sic mir elm flares Bib
bon Den PlGnen geben, bic Sranfrsi9
in Der lebtcn 3cit CUR 9efreiung Srs
lambs gera6t BATE"
$50 CLAUDE in einisen 9(u9enbliden
Sbren WunI9 erfiilen au tOnnen", err
.pioerte Sallebrdnb, mel9sr iebes Wprt
nm iif niat 81 cpmprptittiren. iieben>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19

ern. Sieies ausseiogene un5ufriebe,
ne Srlano biloet meiner @nIi6t na9
ben idipd9en Yunft Gnglanbs, bic
Sllde IN ietner &iiitung, burb nelde
mir ben tootli9en StoB in ben 2eib
Gnglas0s fii6ren f0nnen."
Napoleon ld9elte. Die Sarlequnoen
SaQepranbs batten ani9einenb bic Fl.
oenen Ini9auungen bes @rIten Son,
luls entiproden. 9atte er cine @bnuns
ppn bam entiebli6en S9idiale, bas
thm England ipdter bereitete? Sber
mar IS Der !SaB bes S~ransoien, bes
nliidli6en Seerfiibrers, Der i'm gsaen
ben erbitteriten 5einb ieines @aterlans
oes beieefte9 User peiB es!! Gtapps
leon babte England inifinttip. Sas
WerbdngniB mp9te feinen @eg geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-09-19
Sn9 s o n.

Isle erbalten 8erItdrfung, Saleps
rano", fagte Der Grite &oniul, inbem er
ben Miniiter auf einen iungen damn
aufmertium madte, Der Iib in 9ealeia
tlng zines 9ieners benz papillpn nGs
6erte.
S~aIepranb liebte feline lleberraf6.
lngen. Dieter aubsrgetpDbnli9e Sc,
iu6 uno Die unerparteten Sragen bes
@riten aOniuls beunru6igten i'm. Gr
fur6tete Supiel gefast gu bdben. Gr
runaelte bic Stirne uno muIterte nit
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8rauen ben 9(nz
tDmmltng.
Ni@tsbeitopenieer blieb iein QntliB
unbene9t. Mit elmer freunolihen
SunD6emegung lub er ben Srembling
aum NGbertretsn elm unb fiibrte ibn re.
IpettboQ Dem @rIten &pnIul su.
Sieier iunse Mann mar unIer &eis
ienber bon Qonbpn na6 0pper, Der
Sir patrid S'8rien i'm ,Sbaler Don
8elfaH", &obert Gmmet.
Gr trug einen Brief in Der 5anb, ben
er am Qbeno aupor Dol, einem Der Ses
tretdre bes grIten &onfuls erbalten
bate unb pel9er linn bic Iubiens BET
9onaparte 5uit9erte.
&aum bate Der Srembe bic G9pels
le 'bes Sauies iibertreter, 10 trat Der
Grite &oniul binals auf bic SerraHe,
bic Sbir binter iib offen lafieub. gr
lehnte iirb gesen einen Der bort itsbens
ben SrangenbGpme, benn er pplte erit
unertannt b0ren unb priifen, ebe er per-
iDnli6 eingriff. Gs fpnnte INN niGt
e~infanen, ii9 periDnli9 blob5ultefen.
fails fi9 oieier Rpbert Gmmet, Der Ii9
als Der 9erfe6ter Der beilisen Sadie
Srlanos auseab, als elm gepDbnli6er
4bentelrer uno @roBipre9er ii9 enta
puppen iolte.
Ginige Mtnuten g~eniisten benz CIR
item 9oniul nm Die Snteaigens bieies
Mfannes; icrpie bic 9rDbe fetnes pas
triptismus 81 %beurtbeilen.
&obert gmmet iebte 6errn bon Sals
lebronb foppbl Die uria9e als ben
,3lped feiner Heiie na9 Yaris auseins
amber. 8eim 3ub0ren eritaunte Der
Miniiter Der %duSmdrtigen Mngelegens
beitsn Der franaDiii9en &epublit MIDI
mebr iiber Die -Jrasen bes griten Sons
iuls Dor Der @nfunft bieies erparteten
8efu6es.
DIS SrlGnber an 2eib unb Geele,
bate Hobert gmmet eins InSabl treuer
patriotsn uni iid sei6aart Sbpobl
Der iiinsits bteies &reifes. bate er ii9
raid 81 Ieinem Saupt aufsei9pungsn.
@r bate Die Sbee eebdbt, dufs Neue
bio .Siiife Srantrei@s dn5urufen, INN
Die fremben englti6en Groberer bonn
fetlif9en Seimatbbpben gu periagen.
Die beiten Wiini9e ieiner Sreunbe bes
a~leitetn i'm auf feiner Reife uno inn
poraus ~gepGbrten Tie 4les, mas er in
ibrem Hameh befpiligsn unb iiberneb,
men iperDe. Gr Ielbft bebeute ipenig,
Iogte er al Dem 9errn bon Saleprano,
a6er buS prinaip, bas er bertrete: bic
Sretbeit zines eolen 0plfes gebe ibm
einige 8ebeutung. Was aus ibm perbe,
fiimmere i'm ni9t, bas @inaige, mas
er er1trebe, iei bic 8efreiuns Srlanbs.
..... Oas Spfer, bas er unb feline
@enpKen bringen. tcnme taum in 8ez
traGt. Gr Bat unb flebte fDrmli9 nm
Die Siilfe Srantrei9s. Man lpGte ii9
BON benz unbei4reibli9en Glenbe, in
benz Srlanb unter benz enslii6en Sp1e
ii6 perblute, iiber5eugen. Damn mDgel
Die ritterli9e Nation Der SranSoIen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
pcoperty Trarsi ers.

Richmond. Walter Christian, clerk to
". A. Nuckols. y - feet on north side
POPLAR street, in name of Pat IL. Smith,
for taxes.
j. A. Helsler and wife to ]. II. Peace
q e-l2 feet on west side Thirty-tnird
street. As II feet north of Marshall street,
$3.50
August Meyer and wife TO Leila b.
NaYston. y feet on east side Fourth
street, % 1-2-12 feet south OF Jackson
street, Sl6s0.
Fred Robins and wife 10 w. A. Muck
oils lot at northeast corner Duval street
and Shocks alley; 1j feet ON north side
claiborne street, A feet from Washing
ton street: 80 feet on east side Williams
burg road. and As feet on east side TWEEN
tv-eiehth street, 20 feet north of street
sl1219.
Flizabeth J.. Van Lew 90 Henry /.
Cabeil. is interest I'm - feet on west side
sixteenth street between Grace aud
Franklin streets $3.G.
]. J. Wilton and wife 10 r. H. Sho-
maker. o feet on east side Adams street
between Cary and Canal streets. 800.
Henrico: O. ID. Larus. trustee, and
G. ID. I.arus and wife 10 Leon II. Bridge
water q feet on east side Thirty-second
street ~ 10-l2 feet south Of Clay street,
1874.
Virginia Building and Land Company
10 Kate l.. carter. II "a acres about ] il
miles north OF Richmond, s. 400
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
SHAKING UP IN
THE CONFERENCE
ocon.,nued from FIRST Page )

so,th chesterhela-M l.. Williams.
WINDSOR. a. Thomas.
snfolk-W. T, Green.
East Suffolk and Magnolia. H. hao-
fer. , chr,s,ian
Adyocatc-H. NJ. Hope.
PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT.
Presiding Elder-W. c. NadenD
Portsmouth:
NonumentaI-E. II. Rawlings
Uaeood and Lynn Haven't. 7. seWeh'
port Norfolk. +. Care
Central and Central Mission-R. f. bea-
dies and d. b. Austen
Wright Memorable. r. Booker.
owens Memorial-R. #. Wateriieid.
Park View. y. Latham.
Norfolk Circuit--N. II. Robertson: :,
Churchland and West Norfolk-N. NJ
Bargamin. w. po,,or
oaklett and Gilmerton-J. w. Baker
South NorfOlk-G. r. watts.
East Norfolk-R' w. Crowder'
Ebenezer-J. G. Newton.
Isle NJ wight. Whaleyville ana soher-
ton-W. T. Allen.
Sm,thfeId and Capron-R. =. Beadies'
Bends and Boykins-T o. hu"aIuS'
Newsoms-N. d. Fouchee
Southampton-G X. Magee'
Princess Amer. II. Scott.
south Princess Anne-J. w. NichoiSoh'
McKendree-W. r. Proctor
Trlnitv-G. w. Jones
Tomberts Polnt-John w Carron'
Rerkley:
Chestnut Street,. T. MasNh.
Tibertv-Sfreet-P Bradley.
NORFOLK AND EASTERN SfiOi'b
DISTRICT.
presiding Elder-W. =. Judkihs)
Norfolk:
Cn,nberIand-street-H. f. Johnson.
rnworth-A. Coke Smith.
ouean-Street-S. c. Hatcher.
centenarv-R. ~ Chandler.
1o,,fos MEMORABLE IT. Lambert.
Uuntersville-D. T. Merritt.
CanovilIe-R. y. Baukeuship.
Cane Charles-R T.. Barrett.
Franktown-G. II. Ray.
Beu Haven-A. \. Whitmore.
Keller-W G. Bates.
Wachapreague-W j. Twilley.
Purgoteague-W. II. Gregory.
Onancock-F. VI. Edwards.
Onley-J. r. Griffith.
Atlantic-J f. Potts.
Bloxham-J. a. r Gill
Pocomoke-J ID. Hosier.
Wicomoco-O l.. H9rtin.
Saifshurv-R y. Potts.
Berlin-J. +. White
dee-Station-S s. Lambeth.
Cambridge Circuit-G. W Cain.
Dorchester-F. c. Davis.
south Dorchoster-T T.. Brooks
chaplain seamens Bethel I. Merritt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
FATHER M'KlNN0N.
An Army Chaplain, Also an Important
Emissary of the Pope,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-News comes
from Manila that Father McKinnon' late
of the California Volunteers, who was
appointed an army chaplain and sen,
ont again to Manila with Archbishop
Chapelle. to assist in racifying the ma
tiveg and accustomins them to American
methods. also went forward by direction
of the Pope in an important clerical ca
pacty.
About the middle Of last month the
following cable message was Necelved az
Manila and published IN the local news
papers there:
"WiH leave in q few days. Ihs Hon
ness appointing me 10 act as CoadJutor
under you. Impressions are false My
letters win precade me and come direct
from Rome TO you. Archbishop Ireland
endorsed the same. President Mckinney
knows of the present steps now being
taken by the Hierarchy Of .he Church.
The message was read by direction or
the Archbishop Of Manila, 10 whom II
was directed. in the form Of an encyc-
llcat and the Archbishop announced
that he intended 70 remain In his place
In Manila. unless sllenced Tie expressed
a longing for the ending OF the rebellion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
of blood. What care are You taking OF
this wonderful nlachine9

OF blood. What care are you taking OF
this wonderful machine?
Shortness of breath, buzzing in the
ears, dizziness, palpitation of the heart,
sleeplessness, stomach trouble, indiges-
ton are only some OF the evidences that
the machinery is undergoing a strain
which sooner or later will break it down.
What the lubricant is to the machine
Of iron, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is to the machine of flesh and
blood. II reduces friction to a minimum
and keeps the great organs in proper
running order. Ii does this by healing
diseases of the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition, and increasing
the flow of pure and healthy blood.
Il used ten bottles Of Dr pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and several vials Of his
Pleasant Pellets a year ago this spring, aud
have had no trouble with indigestion since,'
writes Mr.. w. 7 Thompson. OF Townsend,
Broadwatcr Co Montana words fail TO tel
how tSanihil am for the relief as had sui-
fered so much and 81 seemed that the doctors
could do me no good. ! got down IN weight to
I7S pounds and was not able to work at all. Now
7 weigh nearly TOO and can do days Work
on the farm. I have recommended your medi.
cine 60 several and shall always have good
word to say for Or. Pierce and his medicines.
Or. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigor-
ate the stomach, liver and bowels Use
them with the Discovery" when pill
is required.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
ALL NOW QUIET.
No Further Trouble Expected Between
Citizens and Negro Soldiers.

No Further Trouble Expected between
Citizens and Negro Soldiers.
AUSTIN, TEN, Nov Ex-Governor
savers this morning received a telegram
from Rio Grande City from the sheriff.
stating that all was quiet there to-day
between the citizens and negro soldiers
and no further trouble is expected
The Governor also received the follow
ing telegram from Washington:
"Washington, Nov. q.
Hon. Joseph II. ID. Savers, GoFoi"'''
Austin, Tex. oot,,ed
your dispatch Of 21st IS receWeu'
Commanding officer of the Deoai l lil.'.,
has already sent Lieutenaht -N 80,
Roberts. an experienced and Juuie,oU,s
officer, to Fort Ringgold. ana Sap''' 80
Day from Fort Brown with io, o,',at
replace present force. have no i, ~ H.
bic information of the cause "a IL
trouble. but every effort Will DC MAJ ,,''
Inv United States officers to pfe'gns -. -
continuance. | suggest that sou sara,ton
citizens of this and counsel 49,,
oe1cer now in command there mas zen
forbidden to fire a shot unless "'So'N'S'
necessary In self-defense. noon
(Signed) ,.a,srv ~ war"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
TO INVESTIGATE.
The Gar Wants Conduct of VI. Do
White Looked Into.

BERLIN. Nov 22-The Deutsche Zei-
tung to-day publishes the following dis
patch from st. Petersburg:
The Car has instructed Minister Of
Justice Muravieff TO investigate the al
legations that NJ. DeWitte presumably
the Minister Of Finance has been man
ipUlatlng the BoUrse 20 his personal ad-
vantage. Mr.. DeWitte has made an IN
ecectual attempt az suicide. His wife re-
quested an audience Of the Car. but
her request was rejected Several high
fnanciers and officials are said to be i'm
plicated."
Nothing is known in Berlin regarding
the statements made in the ID utsche lei
lungs dispatch from ST. Petersburg.
Or. MIGUEL. the Minister OF Finance,
who IS an intimate friend Of n. DeWitte.
the Russian Minister Of Finance. said to
a correspondent of the Associated Press
that he knew nothing about the matter.
except that the antagonism between VI.
Murayie6 and NJ. DeWitte was Of long
standing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23

I'm reply to the demand for ODE removal
of he troops. sayins that tine Department
lad already. taken measure lo preserve
peace and restore order.
II is not the present intention ot
the War Department 10 remove ne
troops from RngsoId. as it is believed
that the difficulties can be corrected Wlta-
out any such action.
10 is quite likely that some moro eA-
pcrlenced officer will Doe sent Co command
al Ringgold.
The War Department received the tol-
lowing telegram later I'm the day:
Austin. Tex. Soy. -.
Secretary OF War Washington;
Telegram received. Have just re-
ceived telegram from sheriff. who says he
has had a conference with commanding
officer al Rmggold and that everything D.
quiet. He IS quite certain that there
will be no further trouble.
(cioreD Joseph p. SAVERS.
Governor Of Teas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23

WASHINGTON. Nov. First race
five and "a half furiones-Tyrba a TO ID
first speedmas 10 So 5 and 10 ID Second.
Lanrdon Us TO ID Third. Time 1910
second receive anl "a half furlongs-
Aratorna d 10 ID frst. }. a. Gray q to
and 80 s. second. Vertigo % to p third.
Time 1910 Ia.
Third race-slx furiones-Randy % 10 p
first Grandeur IS 10 I and TO y second.
Bermuda Hundred So Co % third Tine
l:2i
Fourth race-one mile and 100 yards
Brisk Is 10 Sd FIRST. Compensation az TO /
and to ID second. Weller GO to y third.
Time 1850 3-j.
Fifth race-six furiongs-sidney Lucas
@ 10 p FIRST. Hagedon IS TO ! ana 10 y
second. Affair a TO ID third. Time. 10 10.
nick "a ia lW FIRST Beau Ideal g to l and
w 10 ID second. st. simonian q to y third.
Time. 1.5S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
Asphyxiatcd by Gas.

SAVANNAH. GA. Nov. I'D. w.
Pope, aged forty-nine. farmer, OF Scott.
Ga, and d. NJ. Perdue. aged thirty-nine
farmer and merchant Of same place, were
asphyxiated by Illuminating gas in
boarding house this morning.
They were Sons OF Confederate Veter'
ans, and were here TO attend the reunio1
o. the order now IN progress. They oe.
cunied the same room. and retired about
midnight. locking the door on the inside
friend had previously in joking
manner. but with all serious intention,
warned them against blowing out the
gas. and the warning. IL is said. had been
repeated by the house-keeper. Neverthe-
less they were found dead In bed this
morning with the jet OPEN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23

Route rs. Daingcrheld. Argued by H..
4. Lewis and Il. n. Bagby for appellant
and Thomas l.. Bakey for appellee ana
submitted.
Tunls Lumber Company vs.. X. q. Den
bis Lumber Company Argued by Eu-
80 u Baird for appellant and continued
Until today
southe, Galway supply Company rs.
Pyrltos Mimi Company. dismissed
The next case 20 be called are Sanders
D. Coleman souti en- Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company vs.. Clements, and
talle etc. VI. Parish and ais. Nos. 10. IT,
tnd L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23
sadrndof Sport.

TOANO VA. Nov. 22.-SpeciaL-About
twenty people assembled az LumDardy
farm about O'Clock Monday night.
"a t ~ those IN the hunt We're: Messrs.
T. n Martin. W. ". Ware. j. If. smith.
l.. NJ. Enyson. f. /. Geddy. +. Z, DAVIS
Tenard. Dandridge and Bonnie WliElnson'
u. warren Marston. G. b. Martn' i. X
Driscol. j. b. Lamb. q. b. Richardson.
Everything passed OF successfully up 20
80 o,ctoct when the crowd came 10 the
cbcsabeake and Ohio railroad track and
several Of the party attempted 10 board
y train. which was going slowly up Toano
Hill.
An who attempted TO board IT succeeded
sxcept Mr. G. b. Richardson, who missed
the step and one wheel ran over his
foot. Or. II. " Stephenson was summon
cd and he reports his patient resting as
we'll as could be expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-23

II was stated yesterday that a measure
will DE introduced nj the next session Of
the Legislature providing for a return 20
the old law which required prisoners sem
fenced 10 the penitentiary 90 Doe brought
10 the Institution by the sheriffs of the
various counties.
The present laws requires that agents
Of the penitenuary 80 for the prisoners.
The law now IN force cuts on the revenue
derived by the sherins under the old law.
Mr.. W. Mcdonald Lee, OF Lancaster
county, will be a candidate fQr the posi-
ton Of Second Auditor now nlled by Mr..
Josiah Ryland
The talk Of abollshing the ONCE mas
been revived but there Is httle DOUBT
that II viii be retained