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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08

-Adwokat Ignacy j. Chilewski
zaznacza, re gazety chicagoskie
podaly fafszywa wiadomosc, jakoby
Harry A. Perry wni6sf przeciw ME-
mu skarge. Przeciwnie, p. Chile
wski skarzy p. Perry.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOwei.
Chicago, 8 Czerwca 1900.

y wlelkoScl amerykanSklchl lnte-
res6w W panstwie chinskiem sly
szeismy dotychczas bardzo mafo.
Rozpisywano sic wprawdzie nieraz
o olbrzymich koncesyach, danych
przez Rad chihski amerykanskim
awanturnikom, ma otwarcie kopal-
nj wegla lub zak}adanie hnij kolei
zelaznych, lecz azeby ktory Mich
zdoby} ma takich koncesyach for
tune, zwfaszcza chinskim kapita-
lem, o tenn gazety ME pisa}y. Han
del Stan6w Zjednoczonych Chi
nami ME przybraf takze zbyt OIL
brzymich rozmiar6w, przeciwnie,
wyw6z nasz wynosi} W zeszfym ro-
ku obrachunkowym zaledwie IA
pol miiona dolarow, gdy tymcza-
sem zapfaciliSmy kupcom chin
skim "a ich produkta l8 poi mi
iona dolar6w. Liczby te So zadzi-
wiajaco male W por6wnaniu cyf-
rami, daiacemi nam poglad ma ma
sze stosunki handlowe z Europa.
Malenka Belgia kupifa cd mas W
roku zesziym naszych produkt6w
na sumo try razy wieksza, niz OIL
brzymie panstwo Mongof6w azya-
tyckich, iczace rzekomo 400 milo
now ludnosci. W lynne czasie
obr6t handlowy Wielka Brytania
wynosif pol miliarda dol.
Przysfowie m6wi sfusznie, re kto
lekcewazy sobie centa, ten ME jest
wart dolara, lecz ME wynika ztad
bynajmniej, azeby nar6d, majacy
obrotu handlowego ma sumo tysia-
ca milion6w dolar6w, miaf wdawac
sic W prowadzenie dfugiej koszto-
wnej wojny dla ocalenia swych
rynk6w zbytu dla produkt6w, re-
prezentuiacych wartose Il milo
now.
Nasi anglosasey pobratymcy sa
wszakze innego zdania i londynski
Times" wzywa wprost Stany Zje-
dnoczone, azeby wesp6f z Wielka
Brytania wystapiiy stanowczo
przeciw rzadowi chinskiemu, kt6-
ry ME zapobiega rozszeuaniu sig
ruchu Boxer6w-
Times" dowodzi, re Anglicy
przystaiby niek}amana przyjem-
noscia ma wsp6lne mimi dzia4anie
pobratymc6w, kt6rzy W Chinach
tyle maja do strzezenia swoich in
teresow, jak poddani krolowej Wi
ktoryi. Czy wyszio juz ze strony
Anglii urzedowe zaproszenie Nc
Kinleya do wsp6lnego dzia}ania W
Tien Tsin i Pekingu, podobnie jak
sic dzia@o ma wyspach Samoa, mic
o tenn dotychczas ME sfychat. A
merykanski admiral W Tien Tsin
wyladowai tam wprawdzie gasc na-
szych marynarzy, lecz mkt ME do
wiedziaf sic jeszcze, azeby CT mary
narze precise mieli pod komende
sngielskiego ofcera.
W tym wypadku anglosascy
sprzymierzency ME mieliby do czy-
nienia Niemcami, jak ma wyspach
samoanskich, lecz Rosyq, re zde-
klarowana przyjaci6ika stan6w
Zjednoczonych, a niebezpieczns
wsp6izawodniczka Wielkiej Bryta-
nil. Propozycya aliansu Anglii
Ameryka W sprawie chinskiej 60
towa naizapalenszych Anglo-Sas6w
We Westinghouse naprowadzic ma
mysl, re przebiegfy John Bull pra-
gnie dobrodusznego Wuja Sam'a
wyzyskae ma swoja wyiaczna ko-
rzysc.
Go sic tyczy Rosyi, te mato OBJ
chodza interesa Anglii W panstwie
chinskem. Obchodza ja tam VIA
sne interesa i z tego wzgledu jest
dzisiaj gotowa iczna armia ladowa
zajae po}nocne prowincye Chin, |
gdy tymczasem wszystkie mocar-
silva razem moga co najwyzej wy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08

II
| zyskaf zdrowia j ME moze chodzic,
ME przyszfo. Bedzie zeznawaf do
piero dzisiaj, Dotychczas swiad-
kowie zeznaja, ze Baginski strzelif
bez potrzeby re Wiosi dopiero
wtenczas dobyli sztyletow, gdy ich
zyciu zagrazaio re strony policyan-
ia niebezpieczenstwo. Przysiegli
wyrobia sobie ma tym punkcie VIA
sne zdanie, gdy zeznawac pred nj
mi zaczna swiadkowie obrony.
Agitacya Czech6w.
W czeskiej hall przy Ashland
ave., blisko 18 ul. zebrai sic wczo-
raj czescy Sokoli, omawiali pro-
jekt radzcy szkolnego Wallecka,
kt6ry dazy do tego, azeby tam,
gdzie sic da, zaprowadzic W szko-
ZACH publicznych wykfady jezyk6w
czeskiego, polskiego, wfoskiego t.
p. Wybrano komitet, ktory Ra-
dzie szkolnej przedfozy petycye
Czech6w, azeby Rada ma projekt
Wallecka, zgodzifa sic. Projekt
ten popiera 100000 Czech6w, "a
mieszkaiych rzekomo W Chicago.
Postanowiono zwofywac mityngi,
ma ktorych uchwalone beda rezo-
lucye, re Czesi ME chca bye gorsi
cd Niemc6w. Jezeli W szkoiach
publicznych moga jezyka niemiec-
kiego uczyc sic nawet dzieci inno-
narodowc6w, dla czego dzieciom
czeskim ME ma bye wykfadany je-
zyk czeski9 Gdyby projekt Wal
lecka doszedf do skutku, W 10 szko-
bach musianoby zaprowadzic nau-
ke czeskiego jezyka.
Kandydaci ma gubernatora.
W przysziy Wtorek odbedzie sic
W Sprinfeld zebranie demokraty-
cznego komitetu stanowego, W celu
porozumienia sic, czyja nominacye
ma gubernatora nalezy popierac ma
konwencyi demokratycznej. Zebra
ME W Springfield ma pogodzic r6-
zne frakcye, lecz ME wiadomo, o lie
sic to uda. Komitet demokratycz-
ny powiatu Cook oswiadcza sic sta
nowczo ma korzysc kandydatury
Orsteifena, tymczasem W in
nych powiatach Orsteife-
ME sfyszec ME chca. Bedzie
on miaf "a mafo poparcia, azeby
ME miaf przej5c przy wyborach ty-
kiet republikanski. Prowincya
zgadza sic ostatecznie, azeby nomi-
natem partyi demoktatycznej ma
gubernatora byf przedstawiciel
Cook powiatu, lecz takim kandyda-
tenn ME powinien bye kto inny, jak
mayor miasta Chicago, Garter Har.
rison.
Zanosi sic ma to, re Carter Har-
rison zostanie kandydatem ma gu.
bernatora wbrew swei wolf.
Tymczasem Ortseifen rozpoczaf
agitowac ma swoja korzysc. W Z
obwodach kongresowych mianowaf
MEOW zaufania, ktorzy jego kan
dydature popierac beda.
General Orendorf, inny handy
dat demokratyczny, takze ME pro-
znuje. Powiada, re ma dotychczas
"a SODA 400 delegat6w,
Policyantom zakazano mieszat
sic do spraw polityki i agitowac ma
czyjakolwiek korzysc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08

scach wywieszono choragiewki z
napisem: ,,Smierc wszystkim Gu
dzoziemcom".
Chinczycy ME chca sic bic z
Boxerami. zofnierze chinscy opo-
wiadaja, re widziei Boxer6w, ira
fionych kulami. ,Powstali oni z
ziemi i walczyli dalej. Niema ma
dziei przywr6cenia komunikacyi
kolejowej Pekingem, dopoki woj-
sko cudzoziemskie ME zaopiekuje
sic bezpieczenstwem pasazerow,
LoNDYN, S-go Czerwca. -
Lord Salisbury zdaje sobie spra.
we, jake znaczenie maja ola Anglii
wypadki W Chinach. Doradzaf mu
ktos, azeby lew wielkobrytanski
pokazaf nieprzyjaciofom swoje ky.
Lord odpowiedziaf, re ma nieszcze-
scie Anglii te ky znajduja sic o.
becnie W Afryce pofudniowej. Je-
dynem zadaniem dyplomatow an
gielskich jest nakfonic Stany Zje-
dnoczone do wsp6lnego dziafania
z Wielka Brytania, azeby ME po-
zwolic Rosyi wyfacznie skorzystac
wypadk6w W Chinach. Anglia
unika zatargow jakiemkolwiek
mocarstwem, dopoki ME skonczy
sic wojna w-Afryce poiudniowej.
YOKOHAMA, S-go Czerwca. :
Wystapienie posfa japonskiego W
Seoul W obronie wiezni6w, branych
ma tortury, obrazifo wfadze korean
skie. Cesarz ME udzielif pos(ucha-
MIA posfowi i wysfaf depesze, tycza-
ca sic tel sprawy wprost ma rece
cesarza japonskiego.
LoNDYN, 8go Czerwca. =
Oddziaiy Boerow koncentruja sic
pod Hatherly, W odlegfosci IL mil
ma wschod cd Pretoryi, Dowodzi
mimi general Botha.
Podobno prezydent Kruger
chciaf dostac sic ma pokfad holen-
derskiego krazownika ,,Friesland".
Kapitan okretu czeka ma instrukcye
holenderskiego rzadu.
Newcastle nadeszfa wiadomosc,
re znaczne oddziafy Boer6w zajmu-
ia wzg6rza Majuba, Laings Neck i
wawoz Engelbrecht. Generafowie
Boer6w przeszkadzaja Bullerowi
wkroczyc do Transwalu. Jezeli
W stanowczej bitwie zostana pobi-
ci, cofna sic W niedostepne CORY
Murchison. Zanosi sic ma niepo-
trzebny rozlew krwi.
Prezydent Kruger nazwaf
kfamstwem wiadomosc, re pragnie
uciekac kraju. Stolica Transwalu
ME jest obecnie Pretorya,gdyz Rad
ma swa siedzibe W wagonie kolei
zelaznej, kt6ry fatwo przenosic mo-
INA z miejsca ma miejsce, Dop6ki
500 Boer6w znajdowac sic bedzie
pod bronia, dop6ty o koncu woj-
ny W Transwalu panstwie Oranje
mowy bye ME moze.
BERLIN, 8-go Czerwca. =
Jeden urzednik6w W minister
stwie spraw zewnetrznych oswald
czyi, re, ,powodem stanu krytyczne-
go W Chinach jest brak harmonii
miedzy mocarstwami. Japonia
stoi obecnie po stronie Anglii.
Niemcy pilnuja tylko, azeby ich
interesa W prowincyi Shan Tung
ME ucierpiafy.
PARYz, 8-go Czerwca. =
Pierwsza koronowana g1owa zawi-
tafa do Paryza, ma wystawe. q
Londynu przyby} kr6l Szwecyii
Norwegii. Prezydent Loubet ma
czele ministr6w przyjaf go ma
dworcu kolei zelaznej i odwi6zf do
pafacu, urzadzonego specyalnie dla
panujacych. Paiac ten stanowif
dawniej wfasnosc amerykanskiego
dentysty, dra Evans.
RzYM, 8go Czerw :
Przyjecie, ktore miaio sic odbyc
dzisiaj W kosciele sw. Piotra, 70
stafo odfozone do Niedziei. Pa
piez jest wprawdzie zdr6w, lecz
czuje sic zmeczony. W Srode
przyjmowaf pielgrzym6w hiszpan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Sprawy r0bOtnik5w.

Wyrachowano, ze pomimo straj-
ku pracuje obecnie przy budowlach
5000 ludzi. 5000 robotnik6w ME
troszczy sic o nalezenie do unij,
tymczasem 5000 pracujacych ma
r6wni re ,,scabsami" nalezy do u
nionistow. q tych 5000 pracuje
1000 wiedza Rady budowlanej u
kontraktor6w, kt6rzy ma warunki
Rady przystai, tymczasem 5000
pracuje u kontrsktor6w, prowadza-
cych wojne z Rada budowlana.
Miedzy unionistami scabsami pa
nuje przykiadna zgoda. Wszyscy
zarabiaja to same pieniadze: mula-
RE, kamieniarze, plumbiarze inni
rzemieslnicy dostaja po $4.OO;
pomagrzy po $3.50. zarzady unij
wiedza o tym nienormalnym stanie
rzeczy, lecz ME protestuja, ME
chcac wywofywac rozdraznienia.
Kto niema utrzymania dla rodziny,
ten musi zarabiac ma ME, gdzie sic
da. Zreszta tacy, kt6rzy maja pra-
CO, skfadaja ofary ma fundusz, "a
bezpieczajacy wsparcie strajkierom
bez zatrudnienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08
Process Bagihskiego. i.

Baginski jest pod kaucya $4,000
ma wolnej stopie. Gdy ma wczoraj.
sze popofudniowe posiedzenie ME
stawif sic, rozeszfa sic wiesc, re u
ciekf, tymczasem przybyf on nieco
p6zniej, tfomaczac sic tenn, iii sa-
dzif, re posiedzenie rozpocznie sic
ME 2 godzinie, lecz poi do 3ej.
Pred poludniem swiadczyiy
przeciw oskarzonemu dzieci szkol-
ne,a po potudniu swiadkowie Char.
les Feinert Gerardo Serretillo ze.
znawali na jego niekorzysc. Do
przes}uchiwania postrzelonego ST.
loerio Leo, ktorego na sale sadowa
wniesipno ma noszach, poniewaz cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08

$4,000 S25.0O czarne ubrania
strojne, teraz po $1,000 i $500
" czasie wielkiej wyprzedaay u
Wilmer Bros. & Co., Milwaukee
avs. ! Carpenter uL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-06-08
Me bez nagrody.

- Jak sic masz kochany! no dzieh
Bogu wracesz 2 tamtego swiata prawie.
> TAX, moi doktoyze, jedns noga tam
bylem.
= COS tam widziai?
Order ci tap szykuja doktorku.
- Mnief "a co? 2 jakiej datyf
- Bal "a powiekszenie ludnosci kr6ls-
silva niebieskiego.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
COUNTY COURT.

George Hill alias Joe Beverly, con-
victed of robbing Chesapeake & Ohit
freight cars, and sentenced TO two
years in the penitentiary.
Ernest Stuart, charged with entering
freight cars, was sent TO jail for ninety
days.
Robert Patsy alias Robert Peasants,
tried for entering freight cars and
larceny, was acquitted.
W. A. Rhodes, w. A. Montgomery,
James III. Anderson, Edward Mont
gomery and D. S. Greever were APP
pointed a commission to assign dover
to Mrs. Mary Ella Irvine, widow Of
vii lam Armstrong; deceased; the said
commission to meet on Saturday, De-
cember 29,h, 1900.
Andrew j. Smith qualified as guard
ian of Mamie, May and Willie Arm
strong.
r. r. Lynn was granted aid as a
disabled Confederate soldier.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
CAPTAIN WALTER BOWIE DEAD.

Captain Walter Bowie, a former
resident of Lexington, died at Lis home
in Richmond Monday morning after an
illuess Of ten days of heart trouble.
CAPTAIN Bowie was sixty-nine years
OIL, and was born at the old Bowie
homestead, at Coles Poiut, in West
morelaud county. He was proctor of
Washington and Lee University during
General Lees presidency, and moved to
Richmond in 1873. During his life
there he was member of the whole
sale grocery firm of Antrim & Bowie
and Bowie & West, and later member
Of the tobacco manufacturing firm of
Bowie & Wilson. TIE deceased was
we'll known throughout the State, and
was considered fine type of the old
Virginia gentleman. His wife, who
was Miss Gilie Ann Jones, survives
MIN.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
SYNOD TO RAISE $500, 900.

The committee on the Twentieth
Century Fund i'll the Synod of Virginia,
composed of DR., H, A. White, OF Lex
ington, Dr. NJ. Wells, of Staunton,
and Rev. T. 7. McFaden, OF J.. &c =
burg, met in the study of the First
Presbyterian church at Lynchburg, a
few days ago TO take action on raisin y
funds. 1t was decided to raise at least
$1,000 of which 100000 will 60 to
Union Theological Seminary, in Rich
mond, and the remainder to otherr IL
stitutions, the proportion of which is
yet to be decided. Other matters such
as the method of raising, etc., were
postponed until an adjourned meeting
to be held in Richmond December
9th.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
LONG HOLIDAY FOR PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

Christmas day, that long lcoked.for
holiday, is near at hand, and that it
comes so near the middle of the week
is subject of special fellcitation to
the public school scholar, for the edict
has gone forth that the schools shall
close next Friday afternoon and will
not reopen until the second day of
Janhary, 1901.
Long vistas of delight open up to the
small boy (and girl, too,) with holi-
day season of nearly two weeks. That
the tire! mother, on the verge OF ner-
vous prostration from the mauy cares
incident to this season and the teacher
to whom will come the task of reorgani-
cation after the holidays, have to say,
is another view of the subject entirely;
but Christmas comes but once wear
and childhood soon passes.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
DEATHS.

| L1NK.-Died suddenly, at p. m
Thursday, December 10, 1900, at hi.
residence, 14OO west Clay street, Rich
mond, Va, Preston T. Link, in the 18th
year of his age.
| EwING.-Mrs. Fannie J. Ewing, wife
OF j. McC. Ewing, died Thursday at
her home hear Oak Dale, after an illness
of two days of pneumonia. She was
aged about sixty years and was a
daugeter of William Black. She is
survived by eight grown children,
three sons ard five daughters
DAv1DsoN,-News was received here
last week of the death of Mrs. Annie
b. Davidson at Curtis, Oklahoma Ter
ritory, on November 9th. Mrs. David
son was the widow of DR.. G. G.. David.
son, who up to 1885, was a practiciDg
dentist and well known citizen OF
Lexington Mrs. Davidson was bern
and reared in Oh ambersburg, Pa, and
when Is years of age married DR..
Davidson and came to Lexington. She
was 6S years of age.
L1NKsw1LER.-Mrs. Martha Links
wiler, aged IS years, died at the home |
of her SOD, Frank Linkswiler, on upper |
Kerr's Greek, Tuesday, December IL:
Her death resulted from fall some
ten days previous. Ste was one of
The Oldest Inhabitants of her section
and the relict of Michael Linkswiler.
who died % years ago. She was
daughter of Frances Hatton and sister
Mark Hatton, Five child
en- survive her-Jacob and Frank
1inkswiler, OF upper Kerr's Greek;
drs. Margaret Hartsook, of Botetourt
oupty, and two married daughters in
be West. She was inferred Thursday
fternoon in the family burying ground
ear Denmark.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
TWO WEDDINGS AT MOUNT
CARMEL THE SAME DAY.

Mt. Carmel church, near Raphine
was the scene of two pretty weddings
last Wednesday morning-a half hour
interviewed between the two. Rev. A.
II. Hamilton officiated at both we'd
dings. In the first, Miss Mary B. Har-
ris, of Raphine, was welded to Mr..
William H. Hunter, Of Augusta county.
The maid of honor was Miss Daisy D.
Moore and the best man was Mr.. Rob
EFT Brand. The bridesmaids were:
Misses Harriet Harris, Bessie IRVINE,
Leila Dunlap, Louise McClung and
Alyce Wilson. The groomsmen were:
H. A. Snyder, John III. Mccormick, j.
Marshall McClder, Hansford Bell. The
bride was given away by her brother,
@. W. B. Harris. The ushers were:
Harry @. Bell and Ollie H. Bell. Miss
5allie NJ. Hamilton presided at the
,rgan.
The second wedding was that of Miss
Maggie Miller to Mr.. William S. Hawpe, |
# near Greenville, Augusta county.
At both ceremonies there were pres
mt large crowds. The church had
een decorated with evergreeus and
riches with monograms of each couple
yer each aisle.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
Cold
W leather

That cold aCeather is coming is sure.
10 prepare for it is a necessity. Iofer
News Understands at 95, 30 and 81;
LADIES' Pants and Vests, and good ones
too, 60, 30 and 81; Ladies' and Misses
Union Suits at so. Children's Vests and
Pants 25 to 80. Also hare a nice assert
ment Of Ladies Knit Skirts. These come
in grey and black wi@ different colored
borders, at 100; also offer good Knit
Skirt IN solid colors at 90. For children
and misses l am selling toques instead of
hoods; price % and so. Il new thing for
the season is Ways Nu1ler for men, TOO
men and children; As easily put on as
your hat; A perfect throat and chest pro-
tector, besides being attractive in appear
ance; Sells for 20, 90 and 10 cents.
FarS arc ali0dyS comfortable in cold
ioedther, al,odys becoming, and are uery
much lCOrn this season. You should see
my stock. Good Boas at $I.25; Collar
cites from 2.OOtO 7.5O. IStiN haze left
a good assortment Of jackets and long
cdpes, the latter something not many
merchants are fortunate enough to haze. |
L toOuld like you to see a Jacket lam SELL
ing for So. 10 comes in nary blue, castor
and black and is good one, II is sol
good that L haze a hard time to get the |
makers to furnish me more of them.
Christmas tcU soon be here. I am
oading UP IN handkerchiefS, mu6ters and
many other fancy things for the holiday
rade. My Grocery Department is no,c
cell stocked Nth all the nice things for
axes, etc. I ,ciu offer for the holiday
rdde a big stock of plain and fancy cam
lies, nuts, etc. Also nice assortment oil
Journeys and other boz candies |
If you ,cant anything in Carpets, re-
lember Tam tCeU stocked in Art Squares,
ngrain Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, VIM
$40 Shades, etc. I haze the agency for
carpet Hningthdt ought to be used underL
very carpet Makes it wear longer,
seps dozen the dust, keeps the cold from
'ming through the floor, and it is like
alting on velcet ,chen you toak ouerh.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
ROBERT e. LEES NAME TO RES
MAIN.

The New York University Senate re.
Gently received protest from the Asso-
citation OF Survivors of the Sixth Armv
Corps, in Washington, D. O., against
the placing of Gen. Robert E. Lees
name in the Hall of Fame, this dis.
tinguished Confederate leaders name
being among those selected by the
judges.
The protest of the Sixth Army Corrs
survivors was that General Lee. who
was an officer in the United States
army, deserted his government in the
face OF the enemy, and wa, not, there
fore, an example worthy OF emulation.
The University Senate announced
that 1t Is too late to make any change
in the list, and, MOI cover, that the
Senate agrees with the decision to give
General Lee place among the Ameri-
can immortals.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-12-19
OBITUARY.
[For The GAZETTE. I

Mrs. Martha Linkswiler died at thu
residence of her son, Franz Linkswiler
lat Denmark, on Tuesday evening, De-
cember H. 1900.
Mr.. Linkswiler hal just finished
moving to this new home of recent
purchase on Friday November 30.
His mother, who for some years had
made her home with him, accompanied
him. The first day thereafter was spent
by her in walking about the premis es
taking in the new scenes, in which she
seemed to be well pleased, In the
evening Mr.. Linkswiler was engaged in
lacking on some loose palings about
the front yard gate, when he heard q
little noise about the balusters of the
porch, and looking around saw his
mother lying PROSTATE on the ground.
He ran to her, and at the same time
called to one of his daughters who
helped him carry aud lay her upon a
bed In somewhat unconscious state.
She had fallen Without serious results
at intervals several times in previous |
years, for which reason the family at |
first felt no serious apprehensions |
about her; bu! soon after her appear
ance and symptoms indicating paralysis
told them of the approaching end.
Mrs. Linkswiler was in her 86tb
year, having survived her husband
Michael Linkswiler, about % years.
She was one OF the very few remaining
members of the Presbyterian Church
at this place who protested faith under
the ministrations OF the Rev. Andrew
Davidson. She was remarkable for a
long life OF almost unbroken health.
She was Of quiet, retiring, industrious
habits, ever ANXIOUS as to the comfort
Of those around her, AMI always enquir-
ng about Der friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Linkswiler's maiden name was
aatton, being daughter of Francis
darton, deceased, and a sister OF Capt.
Mark Hatton, of this place. During
Ter whole life she lived within radius ,
# two miles Of where she was born, i
he Hatton homestead. She is EUR.
lived by two sons and three daughters
-Messrs. Frank and Jacob Linkswiler, 4
t this place; Mrs. Margaret Har sock, h
( Botetourt county; Mrs. Rachel Jor- b
an, of Sumpter county, Florida, and y
trs. Martha flasher, OF Sedgewick, D
Iarvey county, Kansas. H.
Her funeral took place on the 18th a
'om the home Of Mr.. Frank Links
iler, the Rev. d. A. Penick conducting ;,
le services, after which she was laid to y
'st IN the family burying grounds on n
lie Linkswiler homestead. IL,
ONE Who KNEW HER. a
Denmark, Va, Dec. II, 1909. IL,
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PERSONAL.

The family of Mr.. F. S. Nuckyis ha
moved from Lexingtc. 20 Buens Vists
Miss Vennie Fisher, of Richmond. i
visiting Mrs. @. j. Bell, near Raphine
MIR. Charles Fuller, of Birmingham
Ala, is in Lexington, and will spent
the holidays with his mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Fuller.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel NJ frey, Of
Roanoke, Va, have issued cards of in.
vltation 10 the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Gooddale frey, to
Mr.. John D. Bowyer, formerly of Lex
ington, on Thursday afternoon, De-
cember Goth.
MIR. and Mrs. J. j. A. Miller, former
residents of Lexington who are now
living in Weatherford, Texas, have is
sued cards to the marriage of TIER
daughter, Miss Mollie Miller, and Mr.
Harry III. Outs enberry, of Lexington.
The marriage will take place in the
First Presbyterian Church, Weather.
ford, Texas, this evening at 8 o'clock.
The Lynchburg News Of Yesterday
makes the following announcement
"Mr. Robert @. W ade, of the Virginia
Insurance Company, of this city, will
be married at z p. M, December 26th,
to Miss Gerda G, Hamilton, daughter |
OF Mr.. j. Lucien Hamilton, of the in
ternai revenue Office of this city. The |
ceremony will take Place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents at Colliers-
town, Rockbridge county. hmm ediately
after the wedding supper the couple
will take the train for Southern tour.
They will be at home to their friends,
after January 10th, at Ais Fourth
street."
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GILMORE MILLS MATTERS.
Gilmore Mills, Va, Dec. Is.

Gilmore Mills, Va, Dec. IS.
MIR. James GilIett is right sick, bui
we are glad to note at this writing that
under the skillul treatment OF DR.. @.
R. Burks he is much better.
Mr.. o. q. Tolley, OF Cluster Springs,
Va, is visiting his father, Mr.. 7. F.
Tolley, Of this place.
Miss Hope Chiles has been some.
what indisposed for several days; but is
on the improving list at present.
MIR. E. B. Wilson, of near Fancy
Hill, was here Monday en- business.
Section Foreman 7. F. Tolley was
awarded the SIS premium for second
best track on the James River Division.
A check for the amount was received
Monday.
We are glad to say that Mrs, D. q.
Swartz, who has been suffering with
severe sore throat for a week or more,
IS improving very fast.
The time is almost here for the an.
lual presents OF neckties an cigars
rom "wifey to hubby" JAKEY.