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Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
ct 9an,n,eit Yonbuo.

Ri6aro 3. Rseo / Salsm, WaIs.,
p~aaituur, at ban sr bet albIts poitbub
be 5orsneos Stutsr. Buchanan par
prafiosnt, ba Rseb Tom inb / poitDeIe,
net Tom "9sttsr Garrisr", og Fben bar
ban uafbruot b.bolot i'm Sitting. Z
bine Ddae bupcs poitbuosrs lite noger
be't.mt esn. men maatts nsie fig mso
be psnriss. be III az 5olt, til bpsm b
braste gr.p.. 3 Sanuar 1856 +
Rs.b 3,409 grsUs og andre poftiao.r
til 5ult | Salem Os tent. bsrbsS S2e.24
Wunoen .r sncnu it.rt Og liolig os flyer,
at pOittisnsitsH life finger mere paa
BAN ml sub oa ban | Pillars aloer.n
trat afitso m,o fin isrits pOftiet pad
Stuloersn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Joroens Sremtio,
Gil Dor 4looe blipe folocre ellcl
parmert?

RaturforIterne antagsr MI dlmtnpe'
Zig, al SOrOsn engdng bar oGrei en- glos
enOs &uaIs, ION eftsrbddnosR er bIeotu
uitislst. % be lRrsr, at oenns AItlss
ling itOois piI iprtiGttcs, iaa Gempera'
tursr pda Soroppsrflaoen omitosr Bill
Der iou Lap. at DE iioite WIsnntIisr
maa trRngs Iis Iammsn Oeo gGtpOtor
og Der l,ps paa GitimOsrnss 9is, iuottI
oaIau be fr1isr libel.
Smiblsrtio er be IGrbs liqe'aa libt
cnigs / bette Tom / uogst duost. Gn
unq iUsuit NaturiorItsr, Sounte @rree
bsntus, sr AZ en- mobiot au'tuslis, oG
ban trsitsr Wenns'tebsoen mso. at 5or
ben itobiq bltoer barmsre. 3stts item
msr oq'uu mso ben Gridring, SlRater
bar funnel gisrs. 8amls bt'tort'ts
Beretnirasr piIsr, at bet bar tOIosre
runbt ON / Ganosus for ct por tuisro
gor iioen, snb bet M sr.
Oct sr COG life puu Stiuobrsps %
'Iigt, men poa characterization islO,
at Dor iDeni'e Den itstter fine Slutnins
ger. Sdn gjsr cpmRrtlom puu, at
auliprsn | DOR atmoifRrs ipiasr en-
tor Roae | 6enipn til Sorosns Slima.
ut tore Dele Of Sorosn for iaa Og
'aa mango Sunoretuieno aar itosn
9jsnnemgit en- Sstio - bpdo ingsn
bar funnel f%ortlare - tom beruf, at
aulipre mdnqlsos. Sibsn blsp oer
mere al ben, og od ~beq1rote bet sfters
bdduoen at bliDe Oormere og Ddrmere.
Den StorbrR, fom lad ousr be itdnoi.
ndoiits Ganos, imsltsos bort, % be blsO
bebOelies. Sualeoss git BET pud mango
Steosr. 5r. Nrretntu8 er peb sgen
. SagttuaslIer tommsn siter, at aulips
rem fuitbploer ben 8Grme, ION Jorbeu
faur fra Solen. Vodr garmsitraulsrs
ne fulosr ~oOsnfrd, laosr 9uliprsn BEN
ubinbrst gau igisnrsm; men ben SIR
3isn,ite Tom ct Guua peo 8armeuos
itrualinger fra Sorben.
6an gaar uiosre oe gisr g~jelosnos, at
Rutiosns 5abriter, 9umpmaitinsr OiO.
itapig t~ilfsrsr atmOif9rsn mere auls
Iprs, Og Islgslig mao alimatst blioe
pdrmsrs. Sorosn guur lite en- trim
aulostio imsbe, men tOsrtimOo en- bel.
gisernoe 9urmetio. On nogts tuisnC
Oar pit pore Gitsrtommsre tunns glRos
Iig pso ct milpsre aIimu enD bet. Tom
ri bar. Wan pit iGa iaisu ben Iiosz
alosr, Tom gil foruo for 5stiOsn, oo
G~lsfdntsn boeoe / bet MI Iaa tol6s Sis
birisu, % ai9mpebreansr OOtits ligs Op
til be u~rttiTts Ggne, fOm M li9gsr till
frosns bels aarst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Sopem blir Dor matte YrGibent!

Hoiifiieme tses M at lease B,dHsr Tor Ht1fesHi
idnipsH 1900; men srig,H baE iallesa oueriipssst
al, aaeTs SGssr.'at politli's Slaatr Esppe asIss paa
Ranas ,r az ptR GormeutHh At RaHsiea',Ea, vt!
bliDt ., iamm, ion / 1895; nsa Der tan iomwr IN
Tart eorir~. ION pl irRs' iHs % 5iHos ssbet.
gopulartiri bar msssi AZ iist tot 1ansioaitr. Irt
iamms er Ttirlest mse Rss eiHer let met sppn.
fare Baiossl HH'0sfib'H rr ostttttrs RaDsbiiist, %
ben bar pssliashsIst I'm 9pguilfltsi HaHa, dir
SiosHiiabsn bar a,etit iuHD : 1Ra8e III e'Hns Re
siciH for EGaut e'u'r. Hrr. o. siooisaoomae
Zen bplssr % tStis aissfbrec. itrHsr st'tteHer ire
Spfrmsi. briaasT CJsansrn, ssSniiish'o % sJUs'
ira'i. ais, eiDei Drro al itps, On tHsts Waite of
tepir'e an iIrHs.Its 5oraHsttns u! bet btsu hoe
estHssr i~eapslism RrEb. SE Ct jeTifs. Ckus.l
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Glcftriif 2raftoperforina

Oct intsrnationale pdtsntburedu bar
idmIet / en- Sum, bpao bore 9laoe fra
Sio til anoen bar ufsntliegiurt an
gdaenoe ben iorbauienbs uooitlins al
ben elsttriits 8raftposrfsring, / Be isz
mere aar. Ssrit og irsmit er at napne
be ~tolpsiale slsttriits anlGs Oso Riugas
rafalost; men perom bar "Oecprabz
PoItsn"s Gaisre allsrsOe bsrt megst.
Minore betisnot turoe bet bore. at Ga
iifornia / ben iioits Sto er blepet for
iDnst msb en- Mengoe lign.nbs arufts
ftationsr. 9snns Ganosoel bar fOroum
benpi't til Often / Ssnipn til inouitris
els 9arsr; men nu Ter bet uo til. at ben
lite alsns fan bielpe iia fslp. men ogiau
oI9ips OpsrituO til lbfsrisl. Ser er
GIettricitstsn tommsn ipm en- iprlsienos
Gnsel. CALIFORNIA; naturliss RigoOms
me cs minsraIits Statte tan Deb ben
tomms SnDbpaserne tilgooe. SranoIel
sr I osnns Stat fun IpurfOmt tilitsos pa
Computation osrfor opr; men Glsttris
citet tan irsmbrinsss mso iorbolosOts
rinee gstoitnins. SOsr bet balpt 0us
lin 8raftftaticner er opftaaet | ben iioits
Sib. Den itsrite al benz ,r at iinos per
Santa Dina 5luosns tribe Strsm. On
lasasns Der ppsrsaar | apitburbeo fun
az Hiaodrapsrtsrns. 8iennsm en- 2eos
nina paa $50 Wetsr, Der bar ct Sale
paa 250 Mstsr, fsrss Yanost neb
Surbinsr, iom oirette sr tnpttet til On
namps, bporfra en- sl,ttrif Strsm uo.
oaar. Man pentsr, at 5loosn oil
aisre 8iounbers | Cos ana,lss, ION
liaeer pmtrsnt 80 Mil borte. vi Strsm,
mems $4,000 Bolts saar fun 10 Prps
cent tilFpilbs. aern Ripsr, Tom sr ab:
Rinis fisrnsrs ira Cos ansslss, ia.
bcoepiueslis n~pttissisrss for Sslpsru'
berns. Man narsr fore 5prbaabninsel
en- Observation-Disclosures Sptomit | enli'
fornia, nuar auusnoslisn al s~lsttrii'
araft rigtig iommsr isdng.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08

0rapfriit. pau en- airtsaaarO / be.
ipbligs 5paurO iunotss ifs. "6OrTsna
DaablaS" | 50saar.n, islssnbe "opbpa.
stlis," digit:
Wir Ssn. Wabs Sotum R,ro S6rsoer,
ali cltio uo poa bare 5soo.r.
tuoitisn; iss Ofts bet iorbso.
5pao iisr2 On DAG, od BET par islet.
iaa bIsu BET lid, S,ioi iortislst.
o. us.n sftsr par ban bso.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
EaSt o 10,
fiITaIas sasr ttIeis.

gp",rtttitmsnifr nussr "EHft3". ~Ti1de" ~rN'
'dta~ "a "Siffripsraiti" iotsr - Gents Tor = Or
ior hvsr cana, satH Gent pr Cro iar att ioH oo:'
hiar y rrb. NutyiNfemfttss tHotaasJ iifs 10;
mtutr, ,rs % Gents. gtEas uias aitauiatiis m~,oiail,
ste HsH IlHitr. IG ,sutcr 10 "a! az D0lfsrttIl
imou sumusr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08

Sm BET saar ION biotil, oil be
Sor,nsb, Stat,r / 1900 baDs 125, 5000
29a.r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08

S'Olepen8e, - pr. lermiu. aoit. $40
llgrn Bigger uoIeies, SataIoa ieuoeS irlt
Strtp I'll
X. A. KASBERG,
49a4 Stoughton, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ albrruoe uligtnrt. iDm bar egeu 5or
refining OF 0icHt. suiier at torrelpouocrt
mco en- gtgc sIer enis al COB Rayailer
mg1 lem 20 % 30 Mars Aloeren Spgq irl'
beocS % SrligtcO erinttes. Nbrssie:
"Nt. g. Ietprab Eoi,tu. Iteornb. Soma.
4gl2
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08

Rislisns Gaaro, ere ru funoue pau
2osn itGrtt forbr9note.
Sos Murmtitsr Spbanien / Gj,los
feb inoebranote IA @rifs; bet lptt.bes
at rsobs Stusbuiet.
Rsnb, 17os Suli. - ST. ca. l Gfs
tsrmiooas fog 2pnet NIB | Risls Sbi,ns
8aarb paa @sri Mari. !Ssl. 8aaroen
msb llnotasslie al Stusbuist nsbs
br9nbts. Gn &arl, Der fob | Stalobss
rem, orabtss. Giselsoes fog 2pnet n.o
/ ans6sl STOLE, bog uosn at anr.tte no.
gen Stabe.
Runosrs 17oe Suli. - timber Ct befs
tist llpeir isaar Gitermibbass iIos 2p.
net nsb / anuo Rasmusiens 9aaro
aaitbisra. Gaaro.ns 2ans.r Sranot,,
mebsns bet lpttspss at rsbbs Stusbuist.
Gn aulp % en- 9ris inoebranots.
Stu6bsiisbins, 18be Juli. - Oar.
csliIt 6aus Ri,lf.ns Stso i StoobD er
ioag fulOitanois nso6ranot Oso 2pns
uspNae. SnObpst oS gsirtningsn r,os
bebes.
aoloina 18bs SuIi. - 8aarosisr $,
Rapns 0aaro / 0Ors nsobrenot, isaar
Icm 7Sslss az 9pnn.onas. Gn 9sl al
Snobpst reobso,s.
Soo.r 18oe Suli. - Sens Wti,a.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
A BIG RAID ON
MOONSHINERS
Revenue officers Destroy Eight Stills
in North Carolina.
THEIR OWNERS WERE ARRESTED
They Were Desperate Men and the ot-
hcers Were Careful To get tue
Dron on Themr-Onc of Them -
Quite Wealthy Man.

WINSTON. y. c.. August 2.-Specit H.
Twelve revenues Objects returned Us
evening from biz revenue Idlu
Stokes county. At daybreah yes'o' - r
mornfng they cut up eight distll4eEles pe-
longing 10 BW Smith and Jim Iay'or'
two of the most noted olocAaaeIs ~
North Carolina. The officers ues'
several hundred gallons of beer ana
whiskey smith and Taylor We're AZ
rested and Jailed an Danbury.
GOT THE DROP.
The officers anticipated trouble ana
were cautious about entering the oiSu.-
leries until prepared 20 get the drop
ON tho blockaders The cause for alarm
was ON account OF the fact that Iayior
and smith have been IN several shoo1i"s
scrapes with revenue men. They We're
NOT given "a chance Go shoot ms TIME
OLD MAN DRUNK AGAIN.
Smiths father. who is quite old, was
So drunk that the officers did not inter
fcre with him. a daughter of the o.d
man thanked the officers for their EFFORTS
I'm trying 60 break up the ooJecuonao'e
business.
Jim Taylor g. Guile wealthy and II Is
Thought be viii be able TO give bond. Inc
officers had a warrant against him lot
an old fne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
THE PETERSBURG
BOARD OF HEALTH
viii Clean Up, But Not Establish
Any Quarantine,
HEALTH OFFICER GIVEN POWER.
Hc May Establish Quarantine and a
Detention Camp If Deemed Ne
cessaTy- Miss Cookies Con
dtion PrccariOus.
HEALTH OFFICER GIVEN POWER.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug 2-special-
Tho Board of Health this afternoon re-
solved that the city should bee put in as
thorough sanitary condition ass possible.
The health officer was empowered 90 om-
ploy inspectors and hire extra carts.
The board resolved not to quarantine
against any place at this iuncture but
vested the health officer with power 20
establish quarantine when in DIS iudg-
meut. il was necessary, also, 90 establish
a detention camp should 30 Doe deemed ad-
visablc.
MISS COOKIES INJURIES.
The condition of Miss Nellie Cooke.
daughter OF Mr. John D. Cooke the at
torney for the Commonwealth of Prince
Go1-ec county. who was SD seriously in
jured yesterday afternoon by helms
thrown from "a buggy while out driving
the horse hitchcd 20 the vehicle taking
fright aud running away-is very critical
and 70 Is feared that her injuries will
prove fatal
Miss Cooke has NOT regained conscious
ness since The accident.
PERSONAL
Mrs W. r. n. McEwen. Of this city,
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Phnadclpha and New York.
returned home yesterday afternoon She
was accompanied bv her sister Mrs. VI
Greer. and niece Miss Lille Dounoly Of
Sew York. and hcr SON. Nr. John Me
Even NJ Philadelphia: also by Miss
Annie Murphy. OF Garfield. New Jersey
Mr Ci4e-ett Young formerly assist
ant passenger ticket agent of The Nor
folk and Western Railway Company. Of
this city. bat who now holds similar
position in LynchDurg is here on visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
NETHERLAND- GARRETT.
A Beautiful Church Wedding in Pow
hatan County.

POWHATAN, VA. August Especial
Mr WnHe G Nethcrland, Of Powhatan
county and Miss Marie Niu Garrett Of
Cumberland county Va. were married
Wednesday evening July 26th. az Trinity
church. tha pastor Rev. w. sawyer
oniciatuc.
Tho church was artisuoaliy decorated
with evergreen trees. running c.dar ana
Cut flowers a large arch of evergreen
stood just outside the chancci railing. on
which the letters &C." and on appear
cd. the FIRST named being formed OF most
beautiful white roses and the latter or
red Many lamps added % charm 90 the
beautiful scene.
Miss Jessie Garrett sister of the bride
was maid of honor. Mr. Buld Netherland.
brother of the groom was best man.
The wedding march was played by Mis-.
Andrew Graz and as the sweet strains
sounded on the air the bridal party fled
into the church 10y the two doors in the
following order. M. Brazeal Hohson-
Miss Ellie Coleman. Mr. Waiter Jones,
Miss Noble Allen. Mr. Tom Brazeal. Miss
Clara Al.n. Mr. Hugh French. Miss Liz
zie Jones. Mr. Alfred Coleman, Miss MOL
DE Thomas. Mr.. Maynard French, Miss
Louise Byerly. Then the fair young
bride. leaning ON the arm Of her pretty
sister entered and the groom with his
brother advanced up The opposite aisle.
AZ the altar the happy couple stood be-
fore Rev w w SAWYER and beneath me
arrh and wedding bell. while the walters
ranged ON either side
The minister performed the ceremony in
Very impressive manner while the
oreauist played am accompaniment of 20
Dr.r,l.. Nfa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

Those people who keep IN mind the ex-
hibition OF cowardice made by some OF
the Partisan men Of fashion az the
burning of the Charity Bazaar In Paris not
50 long ago cannot have been altogeiher
surprised By the recent attack on Presl-
dent Loubet by group OF younger
French royalists. Both episodes give
pathetic illustration Of the preslnf condi-
ton or the old French nobility. which In
spite Of It's adversltes. maintains us
oontemptuous pride and It's scorn Tor the
principles OF ths republic The attack SER
ved.a good end. however, not merely IN
bringing disgrace on dangerous ele-
ment In French politics, but IN showing
tho prompt efficiency Of the government
and the strength OF public feeling In the
Presidents favor II Is interesting too.
as a sign that ~, French royalists are
feeling the modern spirit OF unrest and
are growing impatient with their long ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
when no entered Santiago he found

when nc entered Santiago he found
quarters Of the troops sick.
General Rub gave testimony 70 the
effect that further resistance would have
been equivalent 10 the death OF the re-
mainder Of the troops.
Colonel Ordonnez testified That an
means Of resistance had been exhausted,
though. perhaps the capltulaton might
have been avoided by an attempt %
break through the enemy's lines. caus-
ing much bloodshcd. But. he added, the
spirit ~ the troops was weakened wnen
they lost all hope OF outside help.
Lieutenant General Pando. who was IN
charge Of the military operations IN
cuba. testified as 10 his regrettng that
the recommendation made by him be-
fore les~ing Santiago had not been acted
on. "a Santiago then had sufficient am
munition, except for the artillery. lie
disapproved the decisions of the generals
az Havana who. be asserted. 70 succeed
should have reinforced Santiago.
General Blanc0. who succeeded General
Vcyler as Governor General OF Cuba.
said he had never advised the caottuia-
ton OF santiago but favored strong
resistance. Tho government he declared.
had accepted tho terms Of the United
states without discussion. and when ne
teiegraphed 90 General Toral Il was too
late. Santiago. he added had far from
an insufficient garrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

said the Priest. MAKE thy peace swift
ly; deaths grim terrors gather fast
"Meekiy,' said she. IL confess me-bu-
deaths bitterness Is past
He my hear, hath stabbed can torture
DEATHS protouudest-mrther harmt
Yields ms stroke IL hurt more deadly than
hath his carcssug arm?'
Said the Priest. "Who cast In this gull
al. forget that men betray!
Death and shaming bitter-lo with these
they fond trust they reply,
Him who slew thee with thy love, ana
baseiy split thy LIES young vine.
Sow forget-the human fails thee turn
thy heart 70 Tho Divine"
Gods" she said, ARE these tears hum
BILE flooding am mine eyelids wet;
Yet ali yet-when stilied forever, heart
OF mino may him forget!
Crushed, exudeth stiil for him us ten
derness while thrills a breath
Thought Of him vii with me- dark.ing en-
ter the strait pass OK death.
Save my soul2 Though lie is ebbing.
dcarer his soul than mine own;
Cries my shielding pardon ever for him up
90 Gods great throne.
DOst thou point me waiting mercy Hope
81 way my feet have trod2-
In mine own hearts death'ess yearninS
have learned the heart OF Cod
Emma Campbell Adams, IN Corners
Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

cus.on from the power which they con-
s.der their right. For many years pow
they have been ks-ping In the background
and very little has been heard OF thsn
Taeir position has certain pathos and
picturesQueness which ought 10 invite the
skin OF some OF the French writer's Most
" these writer's. however. know very IT.
tho OF tho hfe In the exclusive Faubourg
saint GERMAN. one OF tho best studies ~
this lie. by the way. mas been made by
our own novelist. M Henry James, In
'~rhe American" Readers who weRt TO
know Just how the jewellers IN that Fau-
bourg compoet themselves could not 10
better han 20 consult that extremely cisv-
er wOIs-COlllegs Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
MnIGo for Niartin.

FABER's MILLS. VA. August o.
speclai-Alr. O. " Wood one of
the section men under Section-Master
David Bowles. OF this place. was badly
hurt at Elmas Station last week while
unloading ear OF heavy irons. IL was
feared for several days that Mr.. Wood S
injuries would prove fatal We are glad
20 report that he is now improving quite
rapidly
The body OF David Allen. negro. was
brought hero ON yesterday from West
virginia Allen lcft here about TWO
weeks ago and was killed while 40 work
on railroad DO West Virginia
SIR Bruce Strinefcn0w. of Culpcper. is
visiting his brother Mr.. Broaddus String
follow who SIS hook-koepcr FOR the South
ern Stone COMPANY
Nelson Will undoubtedly 30 for Martin.
Mr. 81 r.. Cameron has three very sick
children.
Mrs y % Riain IS in Livingston this
week where She is taking the public
school examination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
WHY SANTIAGO SURRENDERED.
ToraI and Pareja Say that Further Re
sistauce Meant Death.

MADRID. August The second ses-
SION of the court martial OF Generals
,rorsl and pareja. who are charged WIN
s,irreodering santiago DC Cuba 10 the
Americans without having eNnauStsd a.!
the means OF defense. took place to-day.
General Pareja. In his defense said the
,.,rr,son az the city OF Santiago de Cuba
lacked food many OF the soldiers having
0IeG Of hunger. Previously, however, he
added the troops fought bravery, ana
MANY officers and men were killed In
aGJision. the hospitals lacked medicines.
gho General read several kilograms eX-
hanged between the authorities az
Warrington and Major-General shafter.
The latter showing himself confident OF
forcing the surrender OF Santiago de
Cuba.
General Toral made similar defense
ne said Santiago de cuba was defense
,ess ana that 1t was impossible 70 hold
out longer. He read a telegram sent him
b. Captain-General Blanco. who, after
consulting wlth tie authorities al Madrid.
approved OF the capituiation.
Another Spanish officer testified That
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
CHARLOTTESVILLE WEDDING
Mr.. Morgan and Miss Hndebrand
Married Miss Mamie shaw III.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. August p
special-An interesting marriage cere-
mony was celebrated last evening at 500
o'clock ON Ware street Mr. Frank Nor
gan and Miss Leila Hudchraud Were the
contracting parties. and the ceremony
took place 40 .he home Of the brides
parents. Mv and Mrs D. W. Hllebraud.
The Rev. DR. II. w. Trbble ofhcatiug.
After the marriage luncheon was serv-
cd. which was plrtaken of by number
OF invited guests
The City Fire Company at their am
nual meeting held last night. elected the
following officers T. j. Williams. CHIEF;
j. v. Perley commander: r. Il. Case.
first warden. u. Baltz second. b. 7.
Jeffries third. t. w. Poindexter fire
marshal and Walker J.. Payne foreman.
Miss Mamie Shaw. sister of Lieutenant
c. r. Shaw. of'the United States navy. is
extremely nl M "Esmont." Alhemaric
county Miss Shaw IS the originator OF
the shaw excursions" abroad having fin
the last few years chaperonod several
large excursion parties 10 Europe. the
Holy Land sc.
General Thomas J.. Rosser left for New
York today in the interest OF his Cuban
syndicate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
NORTH CAROLINA'S COLLEGE
Two New Professors Elected - i Dfci~
siou A. 20 Poll TaNeS-A Reception.

sion A. To- Poll TaXes-A Reception.
RAT,E1fH. y. c.. August 2.-speciai.-
ybe Agricultural and Mechanical Colese
trustees met yesterday and elected MT
Borf4nin Irby. Professor Of Agriculture
of the college with a 5000 salary. MT
{rbv was formerly Professor or AsIl-
culture at the college and was remove"
by the fusion Board OF Trustees. Oap-
tain Bradley j. WOOtten was ie-eleo,0"
military instructor. President Nln7'Oh
was ODD favor of having not only military
drus as at present. but military dis'l-
nline as we'll II was not positively sell
tied to 50 have f.
the resolution admitting women to the
college was adversely discussed, and Will
most probably De res-inded.
The resolution requiring Il student 70
have one years practical Work AFTER
completing the course hcrUre granting
him diploma, was discussed and 50
amended as 90 apply only 20 the IeNtie
Department
Tho University trustees deferred the
election of % dean for the Law scho'I
until later The resignation of Judge
Shepherd was very much regretted. bolh
judge cannon and Judge BurWoh are
available for the position.
State Treasurer Worth was asked by
the Register of Deeds 0f Martin county
% 10 was illegal 20 charge unnaturalized
citizens who have been residents Of "a
county for many years. with Doll tax.
The state Treasurer replies that poll
tax IS nor dependent ON citizenship, ont
every male lDhabitanf between the ages
nj twenty-one and forty-hve aye liable
20 IT,"
Thc reception 20 bishop ana Mrs Cnes-
hire and DR. and Mrs. Brattan NJ 81
Nary's school tomorrow night VIII be "a
very general one only the ministers IN
tho CITY have had cards sent them other
wise the reception Tiu Doe public
Thc big. handsome Tucker building,
tho lower floor for stores and The upper
floors for offices is about ready for &C.
Cunaucv The water main on Fayeiie-
vile street was to-day tapped 10 turn
tho water in Tho building Tor running
two big elevators there. Nearly al the
building IS taken
Tho ROYAL Arcanum today has HE'D
rs charter and domcstIcatod Itself under
tho craig law.
The State charters the Monroe cot
ton Seed on and Fertilizer Company
whit % capital OF 5000
~ seems t0 Doe in senator Pritchard
hands who WIFI be tho postmaster m WI
mingt0n 10 succeed Mr. Chadhrum IL
was said % gold Democrat would be given
tho position bHt that S. denied. II Will
he a Republican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03

EAlNfs.--Diod. no 3.l5 A. NJ. al the resi-
donce of his brother-in-aw. F.. "A. Mott.
Brooklyn PARK. JAS. r. ENNIS. only
SON OF the lAte Walter III. and Sarah A.
Emms. I'm the 2lth year ~ his age.
Funeral viii take place from ST.
Peters Cathedral. with requiem high
mass al 10 o'clock TO-MORRcW. Thurs
day. August 80.
ROBINSON. died AZ 9H5 r. ". Tues
dav. al no, Ashland street. GEORGE
RUSSELL ROBINSON. in the I'd
wear OF his age Funeral will take
place from the Randolph-street Baptist
church THURSDAY afternoon az l:20
o'clock. Interment in River View
Cemetery.
sHEPPERsON. Died, August 2. 1893, al
$40 O'Clock 4. A.. Mrs. SUSAN s.
STEPHENSON, in the 10Th year OF her
age
Funeral will take place from Grove
Avenue Baptist church THURSDAY
AFTERNOON. August -. al O'Clock
Friends OF the family are invited 10 at
NN~'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-03
A FAITHFUL GUARDIAN.
Negro Boy Shoots at His Mistress for
Burglar and Kills Her Baby.

COATESVGLLE PA. July PA valiant
little c0lored boy left by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Kendrick. OF East Fallowdeld. 90
take charge of their house yesterday
while they went on drive % Coatesville.
proved faithful 20 bis trust N a manner
that cast The family IN gloom
Mr. and Mrs Kendrick took their baby
with them on he trip and left several
other small children with The boy They
gave him special iujunctions 20 guard the
house carefully. Returning after dark
Mr.. Kendrick went To- the barn 20 put
away tho horse. and his wife thought 10
put the c0lored lad 20 a test
Speaking IN eru0 tones 20 initiate
tramp. Mrs Kcndrck stood near The door
with her baby and asked the lad inside
for permission t0 sleep IN tho barn. The
boy said no. and then she declared that
she was coming into the house 20 settle
him As she opened The door the boy
fred at her with a shotgun. with which
he had armed himself. and the load took
effect en- the baby's feet. hanging them
terribly -phlladelph.a Record.