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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-18
TAKES SHOT
AT. LEOPOLD
AGED MONARCH ATTACKED BY
ITALIAN ANARCHIST.
ON way TO CATHEDRAL
WouId-Be Assassin Narrowly Escapes
Death at Hands Of Excited
PopuIace.

Brussels, Nov. 16.-Three shots
were fired at the king of Belgium as
he was proceeding to the cathedral to
attend a TIE Deum in memory of the
late Queen Marie Henriette. No one
was hurt
The man who fired the shots is an
Italian. He stood in front of the Bank
OF Brussels on the Rue Royale. The
other chambers in his revolver prov
ed to be blank and it was at first pre-
sumed that those fired were harmless.
The man was arrested and the po-
lice had difficulty in rescuing him
from the crowd. He gave the name of
Rubino
When examined by the police, Ru-
bino confessed that he intended to
shoot King Leopold and said he held
anarchist beliefs.
Rubino is bookkeeper. He was
born at Binardino, near Naples, in
1859, and has lately lived in Brus-
sells.
A fuller investigation satisfied the
police that Rubino really fired ball
cartridge, the bullet of which smash
ed the window of Comte d'Outre-
mont's carriage and grazed the grand
marshal's face
Mob Tries to Get Him,
When removed from the mob Rubi-
no was placed in cab and infuriated
crowds of people Immediately sur,
rounded it and attacked the vehicle
with knives and sticks. The police
had great difficulty in forcing way
to the police station through the
crowd, which shouted alternately
"kill him" and Long live the king"
The cab was badly hacked with
knives.
A search Of the prisoner revealed
a package of ball cartridges. 1t is
reported that Rubino had been heard
to express anarchistic opinions and it
was also said that he came to Brus.
sells from London expressly to kill,
King Leopold and went to the cathe-
dral today for that purpose, but re-
Trained from shooting the king from
fear Of killing soldiers who stood be-
tween him and his majesty. Rubino
is also reported to have said that he
was employed in the Italian secret
service in London and that he came
to Brussels fortnight ago with the
intention of assassinating King Leo
mold
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Created Great Excitement.

The news of the outrage spread
rapidly throughout the city and the
greatest excitement prevailed. The
people thronged the streets eagerly
discussing the attempt on the life of
the king and large crowds gathered
in front of the various bulletin boards.
The newspapers issued frequent edi-
tions and these were eagerly bought.
General adherence was expressed by
the people.
King Leopold appeared to be quite
unmoved. After luncheon at the pal
ace his majesty entered a motor car
and proceeded to the railroad station,
where he boarded train bound for
Ceroenendael.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-14
La Marina mGrCante
americana.

Los informes ofciales para el
af1o fiscal terminado ell 30 de JUNO
de 1901 muestr&n que Sc cOnstruye-
ron y registraron en- los E ,tados
U nidos, /, 446 por ciento buques de
395, 1863 tonelad&s brutas. Desle 1853
dos veces solamente Sc han excedido
estas c&ntidades: en- 1864, cuando
SO construyeron 1927 toneladas
brutRs.
La construction puede ser clasi
6cada seg6n los tipOs siguientes; Go
letas, goletaalij adoras y Ealandras,
400 ds 100, COS toneladas brutas, bO-
tes de canal y &lijRdOre5 523, de "A,
800 toneladAs brutas: buques de gran
porte 25, de 81, 847 tonelAdas brutas,
vapores trasal&nticos de h9lce 90,
de so. 369 toneladAs; vapores de rio
275,, de 1922 tonelAdas brutas, bu-
ques redondos, 4. de 6.2O5 tonela'
das
Los buques de vApor construi'
dos, 240 de 202, ,498 tonel&das bratas
excsden en- ell nj nero de tonel&d&s
los 488 buques de vapor construidos
en- 1891 que solo reg!strRron 1876, ,037
tonel&dAs.
Durante Ia Ultima d6cada se
construyeron en- los E ,tados Unidos
465 bpques de vapor, de acero de
742. $50 toneladas brutas de los que
1913, de $50, ,089 tonel&das brutas, fue.
ron construidos en- los grAndes la
gos. Durante los diez amos, Sc cons
truyel on en- Cleveland SO buques de
acero, de $4,000 tonelsdas brutas y
110 de 1873 593 toneladas en- Flladel
fla.
e tonelaie total construido re
gistrado en- los grandes lagos duran
te en- Nf1o, 1875, buques de 13O, Gil to-
neladas brEtas es Ell mayor en- Ia
historic de esA region. Ell total pa
rs los puertos intermedios del Allan
tico y costa del golfo, COS buques de
1876, 5,574 toneladas excede cualquiera
cAntidad registrada desde 1872. E.
total CARA Ia costa de Naev& Inglate'
IRA, 1919 buques, de 72, 179 toneladas
en- brute, no ha sido igua:Sdo desde
1891, mientras que ell producto de IL
costa del Paciaco, 800 buques de 40,
1876 toneladas, solo ha sido superado
por la production de 1888 y 1889. En-
estAs cantidades no Sc incluyen nj
los buques construidos para ell GO
biernO nj los yates.
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SerViCiO
de P0liCla,

EI guardia Soto detiene q Moo
re WasAm por esc&ndalo pdblico en-
la calle de- Sol.
E! gdardia Balaguer detiene
Geronimo Colon y Nicolasa Cruz
por rims y esc&ndalo.
81 guardia Ramirez detiene {
Victor Ros ado por amenazAs.
El guardia Ramirez detiene 6
Francisco Martinez por molestar en-
10 fArm&cis del sef1or Daubon.
Ell guardia Perez detiene q Ma
ria Luisa Rivera y Angelina Reyes
por andar por las GALES en- horas
que prohibe el Reglamento.
El guardia BAlaguer detiene &
Dolores Rodrigo aez por andar por
las Gales fuera de las hora9 regla'
mentarias.
E! guardia Perez detiene & Aua
Moves, Maria Gonzalez, Maria @ al
donez Marc slina Rivera, Hjp6lita
Romero y Maria Lopez por andar
por las Gales en- ho-as no reglamen'
tArias.
81 cabo Cine ez det;ene & Gre
goria Acevedo, Autonia Velez, Ma
rfG Perez, Cslestina Delgado y Este
bania Maldonado por infringir Ell
Reglamento de prostitution.
81 gdardia Valdivieso detiene! &
Rosarios S antas por escandalo p1'
blico.
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Los tenedores de Antiques bile
tes de Ia loteria provincial de esta
isla, Sc estGn moviendo.
Simplemente deseen cambiar de
Instruments.
Ea vez de tenedor, ssrvirse con
c3tch0ra.
Qae les haga buen provecho 81
les deian meter Ia dltim& en- ell Cal
dero.
o*o
Aver, como domingo, fac di& de
grSndes exoursiones.
FL gentfo que sali6 de San Juan
fu6 enorme.
Unos fueron pAsaar al sRlto
de C0merfo por 'el farrOcArril de
CAtAf1o q Ponce; otros march arOn q
Humac&o por ell idem del general
Stone; Otros rec orrieron Ia bahia en-
los nuevos vaporcitos de L. modern&
empresa: Otros Sc encaminaron al
&Luquillo P&rk> y no pOcos, mas
prGcticos, SO deleitaron leyendo las
importantisim&s obras coleccionadAs
en- la hermosa biblioteca regslada
por ell incompatible Carnegie.
Y p&samos por alto el interesAn.
tfsimo juego' de pelotas realizAdo
en- Puerta de TERRA, que estuvo
concurrid1simo en- Ambos sexos. La
fiesta fue amenizAda con un sol de 40
grades = con nubss de polvo.
Pero todo puede soportarse por
gozar las emociones de tan intere'
sante y vArial& diversion.
81 nos quejamos, es solo por
costumbre y vicio.
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Pel0a de hOmbreS y gallOS
en- Ell MataderO.

Desde La parte alta del recinto
Norte Sc Observable que por el Ma
t&dero ocurria Algo de rifi&, pues
hAbia mucha gente que corriA de un
ado 6 otrO.
El guardia Balsger y el Sargen
to L1mela nos informan que efecti.
vamente peleabAn- hombres y ga
llos.
Advertida dicha policia bai6 al
sitio encontrando solamente dos ga
los que peleAban, pero las perso-
mas habian es scapado, ocup&ndo los
gAllos, sin h&ber podido averiguar
quienes fuerans sus duef1os por no
haber.encOntrado 4 nadie.
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PORTO.RICO RAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and SUI
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at theirdisposal to perform m in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly radnced nricaS
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JuiCiOS OraleS CiViIeS.

Para Ell dia % del presente mes,
Sc ver&n ante el Tribunal de Distri.
to de San Juan, los juicios civiles
siguiente:
>Sobriuos de Portilla contra don
Nicolas Qaif1onez CAbezudo, en- el
lnicio declarativo en- cobro de
3 l 652, 4S por efectos vendfdole y
y trabajos hechos en- su hacienda.
Don Jose Portela contra Ia So
ciedad Porto Ricau American TobS-
Company en- el juicio declarativo en-
&C BIO de sueldos deveugados & ra'
zon de S 4.C00 anuales, qae la com
psflfa Sc MEGA s psgAr.
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c or NTA
DE LOS
FERR0.. OARRILES DE PTO.RIOO

La Compan1a de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pone en- conocimiento del p1bli-
co y muy particularmente de los hacendados
y duenos de fabrica, que, habiendo montado
en- sus talleres de Santurce maquinaria per-
tecclonada, Sc enouentra en- condiciones de
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
naquina asf como de nueva construction con
prontitud esmero.
Tambien dispone de una fundici6n mo-
delo proVlsta de aparatoS modernos perfec-
cionados que le permlten fundir dentro de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgencia.
Pueden remitirse gratuitamente por fe-
rrocarril todas las pleas de maquina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-14
TN AUT0MOVIL
pOr POGO mata IN ninO

Un automovil que pasaba por
10 Gale de San Francisco, hA ccgido
debsjo a IN chiquito como de cuatro
a1o, hijo de Marcslino Casanova;
pero fne tan rGpida Ia psrada del
vehiculo, q 1e el much8cho solo su
frio nm peg uen } rasgaiio y ell consi.
guiente usto. 81 automovil mareha'
ba & pAso lento.
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S. Melon & Ca.
OFRECEN

HIERRO GALvANIzADo TORNILLoS ALvA-
NIzADOs, MACHETEs &CoCoDRIL ,1MA
DUMAS DE <SINaER,~ PINTURA INaLE-
sA, ACEITE INGLEs, SACos vACIos, CA
MAS INaLEsAs, COLCHt MES DE- ALAM-
BRE, COLCHONRTAS FRAN CEsAS, ALMo
HADAS DE PLUMA.
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DESPEDlDA,

Manana 50 emb&rca en- el vapor
San Juan con rumbo & la nueva pa
tris, nuestro distinguido amigo Ell
senior don Felipe Cachf Presidents
de 10 corte de Distrito de Arecibo,
y ell cual vs. con objeto de reponer
su salad quebrantada.
lie deseamos buen viaiey que
logre su jusSO y natural dese0.
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Ataca d todas
las clases
LAINVAsION CoIRRIOA.
7 hay familias prominentes con csc
NAL.

New York Abril IA l-30 P. M.
Ell c6lera no Sc Iimita solo q los
suburbios de la Capital sino que
invade todoS los barrios, y hay
tamilias acomodadas en- que Sc han
presentado algunos casos. Sc teme
one en- los camcos haga mayores
estragos por Ell descuido higi6nico
de los habitantes.
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POR GLEN DOLLARS 81 con
tado SO vende an piano en- muy buen
estado, de IL Af@mada f&brica de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
0rsanos. LIN esta redacci60 intor-
imxaH og ,. AP
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The New York & POrtO-RicO
Steamship Company.

Les vApor' IS da estA compaf1ia
saldr&n de San Juan en- las fechas
que indica el itinerar o, pero & las IL
del dia en- vez de las de L. tarde CO.
mo hssta ahora. Este cambio dare
principle con Ell v&por San Juan que
saldra el Is del corriente. -.
ss.,7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-14
NOTlClAS POR CABLE
sERVIClo DIRECTo DE NEW-YoRK:
Ell Rey de Belgiica
fue atacado
EN- UN PAsEO.
EN- UN PAsEO.
Dentro de dominios del PaIacio Real.

New York Abril IA l~3)P M.
Ell Rey de B6lgica que hace
dias esta rodeadO de grandes pre-
cauciones, no sale q Ia calle y fu6
agredido en- I'm paseo de su jardin
de los dominioS del palacio. FL cri-
minal no Sc sabe de que medic Sc
vali6 para penetrar en- aquel sitio.
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C0LEGI0 PARTICULAR
de Primera Y Segulda EnSeGanZa
Eundado en- 1893
SAN JUAN, CALLE DEL SOL NUN, IL y a.
DIRECTOR: PEDRO Mocz6 BAN1ET.

La instruction Coegio esenoal
practice abaza Ia prinGri0 hEs d6o; Ia
prGp9ci6n igGr en- las Mnl0esao@S sea Ia gfn@'S& Sc
nca Ierconj7 Escrjh~o aquna por dimo ramos
MISic0 la del Ing6s
Cogo cooperation de reputsdo Professor americana
conversa6 educar ell
amno dpues de haber adqudo cae anterior los cono
de Frances hay professor
ene frances Dor Arm6
cargo bo de de los Banco
admiten alumnos nternos externO media
Coegio Regzanve que enviara los
10
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Beers 8 ingleses
slguen operaclones
De GUERRA.
De RGUERRA.
Kruger aun no da su asentimiento.

New York Abril ID l-30 Pm.
Krngen mo ha dado aun su
asentimiento al concerto de la paz,
y las operaciones de campana con-
tln1an 81 bien no tan frecuentes.
Sc asegura que ell ex-Presidente,
vacll A mucho para sancionar, una
paz impuesta cuando ha luchado
tanto por la independence de su
patria.
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MerCadO de NeW-YOrk
Cotlzaciones de hov

OOI1AdSlOlIGS QG nOy
Harina de Trigo xEl Gigan- ~a
tor Saco. s 3-9s
Harina de Maiz xGoldon Mai
ZeH SaCo. 3 3-s0
Harina de Trigo <El Premio
Mayor saco. 8 3-65
Harina <Caba1lo VolanteH 5 3-0k
Aimento para cabaIlo
<StOck Foods saco. Sl-3O
Tocino de Norton (CGF) Sl9-l2s
Woodlwn l7-26
JamOnes California; las 100
ibras. 8 8-2s
Salchichones S12-00
Manteca ala Vence1oraD
cOrriente) 3 TOO
Manteca <La Primerap (pu-
ray VI 5 $50
Ioclno &Creciente~ $3.50
Quesos young) america 1900
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Ha muerto
en- Washington
Ell REVEREND DOCTOR SALVAGE
Es muy sentidO.

New York Abril Il l-30 P. M.
Ha muerto> en- Washington Ell
eminente Doctor Salmage, cuya fa-
ma de sabio Sc habfa hecho uniVer-
sal. La Union sufre una gran per-
dida.
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En- Santo Domingo
paz restablecida
T0TALMENTE.
La Rep1blioa tranouiIa.
La Rep1blica tranquiIa.

New York Abril Il l-s0P. N.
=. Sc ha recibido cable, que no
ticia Ia absolute tranquilidad de la
Repdblica dominicana
Los centres ofciales han reanu-
dado Sus labores, ell ej6rcito del 60
blerno ha recibido 6rdenes de regre-
Sar a Sus anteriores puestos y los
conspiradores no dan idea De su
existencia.
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81 Gremio de Plcmeros, SO COM
promote q hacar toda clase de traba'
Jos de plomerfa mas barato que na
die.
Los Ipropietarios deben pedir
presupuestossal Gremio de plomeros
antes que & ningun Para
direction: Federation Regional, Lu'
nA so altos, yiCruz5.
El Gremio de Plomeros garanti.
"a los trab&ios.
Secretario, Presidsnte,
Benigno SAavedra. h. Ksplan.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA SO d&r6
eoloc&cion & dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer y distribuir.
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Dr.. CheVremOnt,
CIRUJANO DENPISTA1

San Francisco SO 81 lado de Ia
Farm&cia del senior BIAnco.
4
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FarmaCia del senior BIAnco.
n d p
CON9EJO A LAS MADREs FL jarsbe claimant
4S WtnsloW debe uaarse siempEe que los nHos esten
al peQueno sqfriente; produce un sueio natural ?
Ganqullo, aVtando al ntho de dooF el anReIito az
pi@rEa con muohR vivoZR Is muY agFadRbl0 nj "a
adar. Calma al nino, aDlandA las anuiaS aliyia 70
dos dolores. ayuda al vienko, Fegua los integtn0sS
!ulta dc Ia dsntioi0n de otrag oaua@s TSnSF All
d26o pedtE poE "JaEabo Oalmants de Mr.. WinaoW
poE ser 81 me1oY de todo.
41LE1AllL1EululELH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Con Hreeuencta abandOnamos s.
Ell cu1dadO de tos IN resfriado a
81 10 deja Vd. continuar por algun tempo E
y causara irritacion en- los pulmones un
NAL cronico en- la garganta Las Pas
0l1as BFonquiales de Brown, ls
darAn alivio en- seguida.
Observation-Disclosures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26
THE NEW ELECTRIC LINE
VIII Give York County Farmers Quick
Market for Their Products.
Especial Dispatch 70 The Idmes.)


YORKTOWN. VA, April 2s.-T, B.
Bancroft and r. S. Harris, who are Sc
curing the right Of way for the James
.own and Old Point Electric Railway, in
elizabeth City county, were here to-day.
They say the people in that county are
lot so enthusiastic over the road as the
people in York. whore most of the land
was donated for the purpose. They claim
1t will put the farmers Of York in COM
petition with them in supplying the
markets OF Newport News and Hampton,
as they will be able to get their produce
in market just as soon as the farmers of
. Elizabeth City county can.
The. farmers in York county are back
ward with their crops owing to the cool
weather The last few days of warm
weather has encouraged them. and has
done wonders for peas. and potatoes
They need rain badly.
Dr. Frank w. Shield, of Hampton, Va.
was in town on yesterday attending to
some business here.
Mr. Walter p Cooke had his smoke
house burned and about loo pounds of
bacon. BY hard work he saved his barn,
which was quite close to his smoke-house.
Mrs. Harry Howard and daughter, who
have been visiting here. have returned
to their home at Newport News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26
powERFuL LIQUOR.
THE REUSENS FURNACE.
Think it VIII be Put in Operation by til
Rich Patch Mining Company
Especial Dispatch TO The 1lmee.)

(SDeclnl DlSpEtCO AZ AiAS AAAA>S't
IRON GATE, VA, April 25.-Ihe Rlch
patch Mining Company are believed to
he making a deal for the ] 5nsenS fur-
mace. about four miles west OF Lynch
burg. They are a very rich company ana
want a furnace for their high grade ore
which. for some years, has been turning
out beautifully
Major r. C. Jones, Of Iron Gate. an
experienced iron man, will run the Reu-
sens furnace unless he prefers something
else. Major Jones built Reusens roliilg
mill and everything there. 1t gets lts
name from the man who owned It
Major Jones two daughters have spent
the entire winter in ]ilchmond. 4 ne
youngest son, Roy, is in business in tsich-
mend. The second son, Catesby, VINO
was so III last fail at Port Orom furnace,
New Jersey, Of typhoid fever. has recov-
cred his health, and in few days after
his return from Richmond, where he has
,,ccn visiting, was called to Longdaie
furnace to fill the place. of chemist. AL
tie same time he had a fine oner from
fhe Bristol furnace, but Will accept the
.a.e;1s-dale position, and be in seven miles
CT home
THE iron works and railroads are flour
fishing, drawing the laborers from all
parts
,rne boiler of a saw-mill burst yes
.erday on the farm of MI. Green Lemons
sending steam, water and live Goals IN
every direction. No one was hurt, only
a dog being killed. but these live Goals
kindled fire in the dry leaves and I'M
derwood. which has spread for miles,
burning fences, but no houses so far have
been destroyed.
1t was both a beautiful and an awful
sight last night to stand and count thir-
teen long lines of fire leaping to the
mountain tops and descending, of course,
on the other side
1t is, quite impossible to subdue such a
fire, but it seems to have spent its fury
or is much abated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26
j progress since Tuesday, and is

been in progress since Tuesday, and is
still going on It has been a legal battle
throughout between Judge Leake, counsel
for the prisoner and Mr.. Z. j. Sadler,
representing the Commonwealth
Nest of the work for that side fell on.
him as Mr.. OH. Leake, the Common.
wealtt's Attorney, who has just srecov-.
cred from a. very bad case of typhoid
fever, is not bic as yet to do much hard.
work in fact, he left for his home last
.cvcrings quite sick. which LETT the EyFhoie
work to be done by Mr.. Sadler, who is
contesting every inch Of the ground OF
the defense.
It may. be that the case will not be de-
cifled before tomorrow. as at this Writ
in:, there are several witnesses to exam
inc ana then the argument VIII begin
At 4:So the case is still going on, vi tn
no prospect of finishing to-nis ht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26
DAT AR FIXED
FOR H0RS SH0yY
The Exhibition to Be Held July.
Sd and 9Th able Factory
Started Near.R Hill.
.snor,a1 n,snatc,, "a The Times

LEESBURG, v A, April 2o.--There was
a full meeting OF the directors the Lees
burg Horse and Colt Show Association
Yesterday. Consfd erable business was
transacted, chief Of which was the SEE
lection of dates for the show. J III " 90
and 4th. and a commit eeEWas appolnteo
to secure grounds and draft rules for the
regulation of the exhibition. Another
meeting will be held shortly, when this
committee will report. Among the dis
tinguished visitors who have been invited
are Governor Montague and his staff and
Admiral Schley.
A number Of the progressive citizens
of Round Hill are looking up the subject.
of starting a table factory at that place.
An abundance Of material can be OBJ
tanned for the manufacture of tables,
:nu the enterprise is expected to be re-
1runeyative. Recently Mr.. Ka hlba ch,# of
Pennsylvania, bought a large tract Of land
FIR this purpose near Round Hill, and
lie is rev engaged in getting out lumber
icr the I5agerstown Table Works.
Mr.. William II. Gunnell. of Seneca. Nd
passed through Leesburg on Wednesday
morning on his way to the Bloomfield
mad stone. Last week he was bitten on
the hand by small dog, which has since
gone mad, and Mr.. GunEell, while suffer
ing no pain, decided as a matter Of pre-
caution tosapply the maidstone. Mr.. Gun.
nell is a yeterna OF the Eigths Virginia
Regiment and is well known in Loudoun.
He has since returned to his home, the APP
plcation being successful.
Mrs. Henry Vandevanter announces the
engagement of her daughter, Miss Caro-
line Elizabeth, to Mr.. Edgar Mayo Tabb,
of Wilsonia, w. Va, the wedding to take
place in the Presbyterian Church in this
place on Wednesday, May II, 1902
Mr.. J. T. Mock, as executor of his faith
er's estate. has sold to Mr.. D. Mcdonald,
of Miles City, Montana, the home place
near Wheatland Va, for fifty dollars per
acre. This is one of Loudoun's most val
| liable farms, being in good neighbor-5
hood and having been well farmed. Mr..
| Mcdonald has had an interesting expe-
| rience. He came to this country from
Scotland when quite young and was a
pioneer settler in what was afterwards
called Custer county, Montana. He has
spent the large part of his life in that
county as a sheep rancher, and just be-
fore starting for Virginia sold his range
of G5,co0 acres and his large herd of sheep.
He will make numerous improvements
| on his new property in Loudoun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-26
BOTH ARE DISMISSED.
Gases Against Etzler and harrington
Both Fall Through.
fSpecial dispatch to The T.ncs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
e NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April t25-Po--i
lice Magistrate Brown this morning dis
missed the warrant against j. F.. Etzler,
member of the City Democratic Commit
tee, charged with grand larceny Etzier
bought q horse for slO0 and gave q note
for the amount This note, reduced to
$50, was transferred to another party
and when due was not met on time. The
note came back TO the original holder,
who put it in the hands of Magistrate
e. S. Robinson for collection. Instead
of proceeding in q civil court. Robin
son had Etzler arrested for grand lar
ceny. There was no basis for criminal
action, hence the dismissal of the var
rant.
In the Police Court this morning JUS.
tice Brown dismissed the warrant gainstz
Fred Darlington, the Richmond man
arrested Wednesday. charged with lie
gal. or rather, attempting u Vote &c
gally. The complainant, n. W. Harri-5
son. failed to appear, .i1o'isi. nn,,:iv.l -
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