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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10

MINNEAPOLIS
l''otNGs IN AND ABOUT TIL
E GREAT CITY.
Matters Social, Religions And General
Which Have Happened and are TO H.ppsa
Among the People Of the City On tie
Falls. s;st ss # rs d. IA,
Pride Of Minnesota, X. Of p. No.
S. meets first and third Thursday az
l04 Hennepin avenue south.

-. j.. +$t Z Is a
Pride Of Minnesota, K. Of p. No
S, meets first and third Thursday al
lO4 Hennepin avenue south. ss
The Christian Endeavor meets every
Sunday $3.50 p. m. at Bethesda Bap-
fist church. You are most cordially
invited. III I'll Il
/ { The ladies Of Bethesda Baptist
Church have already organized them.
selves intosa sewing bee, getting ready
for their May fair. 9ff sfs
Miss M. Jackson, miiiiner and mo-
diste, ladies' tailoring. French clean
ing and curling feathers J. a speciality,
No. 1909 South Fifth street. "A 9 II. d.
Mrs. NJ W. :.Withers has been ii
Louisville: Ky, for the past two weeks
where she went, to attend the funeral
of her sister,, Mrs. Mcclure. t@G
DR.. r. s. Brown has moved his 0ff1c.
into the Century Building, No. G,
Fourth street south, rooms 405 and 406.
Office phone, n. W.. 3271-J-1 Main.
The Appeal Is mailed to most OF
the homes Of the people Of the Twin
O1C1Cp, duu IL yO0 W46A AudILtIS W E0dE0
these homes you must publish them In
the Appeal. =, s1=.. IT, ~
The kindergarten hour at st. James
Church has been changed from a. M
Wednesdays and Saturdays to noon of
the same days. The school can ac-
commodate five more children.
There VEAL be a song service at
Bethesda Baptist church Sunday even
ing, May 18th, given by the. choir of
the church. Mr.. F. L.. McGhee, Of St.
Paul, will be present and deliver a
short address,. -. ~v} l.
The members: of Bethesda Baptist
church will have their grand rally
Sunday, June g.: This will be proceed
ed by an. apron sale lasting three or
four nights, beginning June 2. The
proceeds will go. to complete the base
ment of the church and make some
needed repairs. Will you help out IN
this effort? r,.,. .r-. H.. -. 49,.
The people of the Twin Cities have
invited the members of the National
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10

Afro-American Council and the Ma
tional Afro-American Press Associa-
ton to meet in st. Paul during the
week when the National Teachers AS
ISOLATION will be held in Minneapolis.
This should bring together the largest
number of prominent men and women
of the race ever gathered. There are
only few weeks left for the prepare
tions and general awakening should
be had. Much work is to be done and
must begun now. This is matter in
which every one is or should be inter
ested. LET US GET TOGETHER
AND STICK TOGETHER. s..u>
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10
THOUGHTS FOR EVERY DAY.

Any man can teach wisdom; few
are able to learn it. .s z. II. T E. ' .
The careless man tries 70 win; the
careful man tries not to lose. Ri
The world is a mirror. into Mich
Oe look and see our own image. Il.
81 It is better to have to co disagree
able work than to have nothing to do.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10
KNOBS a. TENN ssEE

At the Grand Opera Honse. ST. Paul.
For the coming week at the Grand
Opera House there is announced a
visit of that very entertaining comedy
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10

He that is a stranger to himself is a
stranger to God.-Baxter.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1902-05-10
The Law.

Prisoner-It's difficult to see how can be a
forger, your lordship. Why. can't sign my
own name! u. 'rs&.&!&.% b al"G& .,..<" T.
Judge-You. not charged with signing your
own name.-Tit-Bits. ,ass ,aS5 II
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

Greeuv.lle $. c.. Specialist a
county campaign meeting held at Wiz
sons store. in che upper section of the
county. Carey Styles shot Walter Me-
Carroll aul seriously wounded his
Younger brother Emmett Styles and
Ernest McCarroI Styles has been ar
rested. The shooting took place about
200 yards from where the candidate
were speaking Eye-witnes. Say that
Ernest NcCarrou and Emmett STYLES
were engaged in a hEht when Carey
styles appeared and began shooting
has first bullet striking his own brother
in the leg. Styles then shot Ernest
NcCarrou In the right arm and upon
The appearance OF Walter NcCa-r0u
styles fired al him. the bullet pro-
ducing instant death
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
WE'RE TIE PUBLIC MONEY GOES.
LIST OF the Appropriations for Run
ming the Government

Washingt0a. Spccial-Thc volume
obtaining statements cf aDpropria
ions. new officers. etc. required by
aw - De prepared and published at
hc end 81 each session OF Congress
irtcr thc direction OF the committees
IN appicp iatons of the senate and
he House. has been completed for
.h- first session o. The Forty-seventh
Congress. by Thomas =. Clcaves and
James ID. Courts. chief clerks rcspcc-
lively OF those committees. a summary
II the appropriations shows the grand
.Gtal OF $500. 62i 1876 The details by
oils are as follows. Agricultural So
2oS.960. army S91.730. 1886. diplomatic
81 .s51.925. District OF Columbia SS.54f.-
i59. Qualifications S7.29s.755. Indian
ss.9SS.O2S legislative S25.39S.6S1 MILF
AIRY Academy S2.627.32f. naval SIS
,55.363. pension Sl39.S42 230. postonce
l3N. fl5.59S. river and harbOr S26.7T1 .-
it2. suntry civil $50. 1873 59. deficiency
S2S.o50. 0007. miscellaneous S2722.7q
sthman canal act S50.I3O 900. perman-
ant appropriation S2392l 300 In adj
Hilton 90 these specific appropriations
made. contracts are authorized by Con-
y-ess In the aggregate sum 90 S2e7.-
zll.005. These contracts included
l2l.609 500 for additional ships for the
navy and for permanent Improvements
of an Increased facilities az certain
navy yards. $15.9i3650 for additions
o. old public buildings and the con-
struction of new public buildings in
various cities % the country. S3S $685.
$50 for improvement OF river and har-
hCrs 50 800 600 for reconstruction 10
oid and erection of new buildings 40
thc Military Academy at West Point
and & SD Goo GOO for fhn .n~ef .sf.tf..r 40
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
COL. HEMPHILL DEAD
Passing Of a Prominent Atlanta Citi-
zen.
TIE END OF A SUCCESSFUL CAREER
Col. temphI Established The Com
stitution. and tias Done 1uch For
Atlanta.

Atlanta. Speciai-Col VIM. Arnold
Hemphill. founder and for many years
business manager Of The Atlanta Con-
stitution. died Sunday night 40 his
residence on Peachtree street Colonel
Hemphill had been in somewhat feeble
health for a number % months. but his
condition was not regarded as serious
and his death was a great shock 20 the
entire city Colonel Hemphu was so
years old. having been born ia Athens.
Ca. In 1876. he was a graduate OF
the State University % Georgia. Ia
1861. and I'm the same year enlisted in
the Confederate army. lighting with
conspicuous gailantry 90 the end OF the
war. he was wounded az the battle at
Gettysburg
Colonel Hemphnl removed 90 Allan
IA ia 1867 and soon rounded The Con-
stltutiOn. OF which he was one OF the
principal owners until January 1. 1902.
when he disposed 90 his interest In
tho paper. He served as alderman and
mayor OF Atlanta and as president n
the Capital City Bank the Atlanta
Trust s. Banking Company. and the
Atlanta Street Car Company He has
several times been prominently meme
toned as the Democratic candidate t1r
Governor OF Georgia. Colonel Hen o.
hill was twice married. his second mar
riaso taking place within the past
year. DE IS survived by a widow. two
sons and three daughters. RE was a
~0rr- rlrr f.onf ~ tnn nFrf-n. lr.. r-r.f...,-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Commerce of the MorId.

Washington. Special-The State De
partment made public today a report
from United States Consul Winters. al
Annaberg. dated July 10. showing the
commerce OF the world for 1901. &C
cordiag TO German statistics. The i'm
port and export trade of all countries is
given as approximately s23S. 0Oe O0O.-
600. Great Britain and her colonies
head the list. with a total OF s. 600 600
GOO. Germany IS second with S2.61S.-
100000 and the United States third
with S2.1lS. 200. 900 According 10 Uni
ted States Treasury figures the United
States shares was S2.340. 900 900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

Washington. Specialize total pro-
duction OF phosphate rock in the
United States in 1901. according to sta
tisucs furnished by the Geological Sur
vey. was ,4S3. 723 long tons. valued az
1886 400. as compared with 1.49l .2l6
long tons. valued at S5.359,24S in 1900
The industry in Florida. which has
been the chief producing State since
1894. continued 20 show an improve
ment. the total output and value for
that State in 1901 being the largest yet
recorded. The total production in Flor
ida during 1901 was 751 900 tons. valued
at $S,159.47S as compared with zoo .243
long tons. valued at s.. $50 .21S in 1900.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Notes Of Progress.

Ware Shoals Manufacturing Co hal
begun the development Of its extern
sive water power near Laurens. $. e.
and will push the work as rapidly az
possible It is also laying 90 the grounc
and preparing 90 build lbs mill of 2o.oos
spindles. previously reported - 90 IA
located go utilize che power Messrs. W.
b. smith Whaiey A. CO.. of Columbia
s. c.. are the engineers in charge.
United States Consul j. r. Monaghar
writes that there Us no question that
American manufacturers OF cheap COZ
ton half-hose can lind market Zoe
their products Dc the combination a.
c0l0rs which the Oriental people desire
is careful provided TOR
The Transatlantic trading co. oi
Galveston Texas. reports the ciearan-
ces of cottonsced meal from that pore
FOR the month ~ July az $50 tons. ant
OF cott0nseed cake $3.50 tons. making
total OF SOD $50 tons.
The Dunn ON Mills Co OF Dunn
Harnett county North Carolina. was
Incorporated last week. With capital
stock of So COO. and the right 90 in
crease % $500 600 The inc0rporators
are j. ID Barnes. r. r Young and "a
r. Young.
Application has been made 70 cnar
ter Southern Manufacturers Mutual
Insurance Co OF south Carolina foi
enabling It's members 20 insure each
other against loss by ere and other cas-
ualtles. All the prominent mill men oi
the state are interested. and many Oi
them are number among the incor-
poratOrs. Messrs. Ellison A. SmyIh o1
Pelzer. 5 c.. Jas l. Orr. l. ". Par
ker. +. ". Poe. J. H. Morgan and o. L.
Mills OF Greenville. :. c.. T. c. DuncaE
OF Union. : c.. j. a. Brock OF Ander~
son. 5. c.. and others are named. In
South Carolina SO per cent valuations
OF the cotton mill property amounts &c
nearly SIS 00C GOO. divided among TWEEN
ty-eight counties 10 Is therefore evil
dent thar a mutual company has an ell
gible field Tor success.
John 7. Whitehurst and associates
have incorporated Whitehnrst Beitins
Co. az Baltimore. Nd. with capital
stock OF sl25 900 They have recently
established plant for manufacturing
betting direct from raw cotton. and
claim that In weaving Il stretches the
cotton duck so that the finished belt
is absolutely nOn-stretchlng-
The Cotton Oil & Fiber Co. located
on the Eastern branch OF the Elizabeth
river. at Norfolk. Va. Is ROW running
day ans 2.ght 10 keep up with its o.
ders.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
4 Bloody Nutinv

Manila. BY Cable.-The crew OF the
inter-insular steamer. Hermanos. mu-
tinted at Port Virac. Island OF Catan-
duanes. last Thursday. They murdered
the chief engineer of the vessel. ana
wounded the captain. the mate. the soc-
ond engineer and one OF the passen-
gers. an OF whom are Spaniarls. Num-
beers OF the native constabullry went
90 the rescue of the ships officers. They
fired into the crew ana killed three OF
tnem. - OF the crue surrender
ed and i've jumped overheard and are
believed 20 have drowned. During the
nghting on the Hermanos the steamer
ran aground but was subsequently
foated.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Guilty ofLibeI.

Manila By Cable.-Judge Amber
VINO has conducted the trial OF Fred.
erich Dorr. proprietor. and Edward
OBrieu. editor OF Freedom. who We're
charged with hbelng Benitor Largado.
a member OF the civil commission. an.
rounccd that he found the defendant
guilty. They We're not sentenced
Judsc Amber decided that the heal
lines or the article published were
nbellous and that the text OF tbs
article was not privileged. because 10
was published maNci0usly and was
therefore IDellous The trial of DorI
and o Brien ON charge OF seditior
began to-day
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

Detroit. Special.-Ddward Lehman
died at Emergency Hospital Sunday
from hemorrhage caused by a bullet
from Officer F. J. Lemonds' revolver.
Patroiman Lemond discovered fou.
burglars entering a grocery on Brook
lyn avenue. He endeavOred 10 arrest
them and they opened fire on him. The
policeman fired but one shot in return
and II struck Lehman in the hip. pen
etrating into the abdomen. A second Of
the burglars is under arrest.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Held for Train Wrecking.

Washington. y. c, Special.
Ange. accused OF removing a rail and
wrecking a Washington 4 Plymouth
passenger train some weeks ago. was
given a preliminary hearing at Ply
mouth before a justice - the peace
and held for the Superior Court IN a
bond OK 5000. which he was unable 10
give. and is now in jail. Hurricane
Branch. the owner OF the bloodhound
Tiger, which trailed a man from the
scene OF the wreck 10 Ange's house. had
the dog on hand as a mute witness
against the defendant. IL is said that
Ange entered suit against the railroad
for alleged defamation OF character be-
fore his arrest
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

A now Cabinet has been formed in
Peru.
The Masaya volcano. in Nicaragua.
threatens an eruption.
Gfossbcck. Tex. Special John War
ron. "a negro. was hanged here last
week for the murder of negro store
keeper named Doc stevens Warren
sold ais body Cor s..
Subscriptions are being solicited to a
Sl00. 1000 company for erecting the cote
ton mill mentioned last week AS pro-
posed no Rlngsold ga. W. "a. Odel
can give Information
udilcshoro. KY. dispatch says.
bud Singleton. brother of John Single
ton. who was killed this week boz Han
cock county. Tenn. by the smith boys.
was waylald and killed near his home
Friday The smith boys are believed 90
De guilty 0f Che deed
Louisville. Special-A dispatch was
received here Friday afternoon from
Robert o.. Gray. manager OK the south
ern Athletic Club. announcing that the
date OF the Corbett-McGOvern contest
iu louisville has been changed from
september D. .o september D.
The President has given orders that
hereafter the names OF the enlisted men
90 The army who died in the Phihpp>oe
Dee cablei CD this country once in every
two weeks When the volunteer army
was in t.e archipelago. DO was the cus-
tom 90 cable the casualties. hut on the
Withdrawal of that army The practice
WAS discontinued.
Little Rock. Special The highest
temperature OF the season was re-
corded throughout Arkansas Friday.
Near Van Buren laborers on the Iron
Mountain Railroad were overcome by
the heat. Three are dead. AT Alma
there was one death from the heat. But
one prosuauon is reported here The
maximum temperature for the day was
- degrees.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
ASIoo 900 Addition.

The management ~ che standard
Cotton Mills Cedart0wn. Ca has f1r
some time past been contemplating
the establishment ~ an additional
mln which should utilize the iowcr
grades of cutton. VIM Parker the
company manager has returned
from a trip to Boston. and states that
while in that city he placed the order
Tor This additional plant The addition
al building required VIII De- TaN3p1
feet in size and its equipment VIII
manufacture the coarse number "a
yarns the output each week to 30
about 100000 pounds This important
addition win enable the cotton grow
ers in the vicinity of Cedarfown On
dispose of their crop at acceptable
prices whereas heretofore there has
heen 100 local demand for coarsa
grades The STANDARD Cotton Mills
present plant has 1880 splndies and
manuacturos extra carled double
woven muie.spun hosiery yarns. lt -
capitalized at 800 nnN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

An addition OF 5000 spludles viii
he made by the Harriet Cotton Mills
Of Henderson. y e.. The management
has just decided upon this enlargo
ment and probably about 500 zoe
viii hc expended This new machln,
cry viii utilize tho remaining space
ira the present building and make use
OF the surplus power. The company
is operating 10000 ring spindies Ia
the production of hosiery yarns. and
has been manufacturing just twelve
months Last week 10 declared "a tivt
dend of peer cent. and unds rs
prospects warrant the additions noted
herein.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

Boston. Special-Governor Crane has
returned 70 the South Carolina author
tiles the Fequlsition papers in the case
OF Julian Foster. a colored man. arrest
ed in Clinton. Mass. WHO is wanted In
New Market. Greenwood county. S. c..
for the murder OF Lewis White. also
eolored. Attorney General Parker foanc
that the papers were not in the regG-
lation form as required BY law.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Chapel Burned.

" York. Speciai.-The Methodist
lon board has received by mail a
per OF reports from its agents in
a concerning the recent local up
Ks there. Rev. Jos Beech. OF
j. King. West China. writes under
OF June %: Word has just been
|ved from the Rev. W Edward
" and the Rev. Spencer Lewis. a
|intendent OF the mission. who are
bat nelghborhood. that the Red
|ern Society. the local name for
RS. has burned the chapel at Tien
khiao, and killed the preacher and
bther members"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
BY A DEPUTY.
be Deputy Who Fired the Shot Was
Lodged in Jail
FATAL CLASH AT NESQuEdONING
lrikins Mine Workers Follow Off
GERS TO Coilie-y, and Fatal Shoot
Fng Takes Place.

Nesquehoning. Pa. Special.-Iu a
rsh between striking mine workers
ID deputies here. Patrick Sharp.
riker OF I.ansford. was shot and kill
almost instantly by a deputy. The
Poting caused considerable excite
|nt for a time. but order was soon
Ftored without any other persons be-
Injured and the town is now quiet.
deputy. named Harry McElmoyle.
+ arvester charged with the killing OF
Rr3. and was taken to the county
az Mauch Chunk. The shooting oc-
lred shortly after o'clock. Five dep
es were on their way 20 shaft No. I a..
the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Com
D.. just outside OF the town. In the
Itre Of the town they were met by a
enber OF strikers who began persuad-
1 them not to 90 90 the colliery The
beers did not stop. but kept on their
l. and tried 20 prevent any trouble
+ strikers. IL is said. then began TO
fup 20 the colliery.
There are conflicting stories as 20
! az actually brought on the clash.
i just before the deputies entered the
4 oo sho. was fred and sharp drop
20 tho ground. The bullet entered
= body close 90 his heart and he died
4ost Instantly. Witnesses say that
Il shooting was done by McElm0yle.
4 that he stood only six or seven feet
- sharp when he fired his revolver.
~ one shot was fired The deputies
<nediateiy withdrew 20 the colliery
j a large crowd gathered about the
n. When il was learned that sharp
II dead. there was the greatest indig-
Cn among tho strikers and other
a n people and for a time 10 looked as
3ugh seriols trouble would follow
Ter heads among the mine workers
II 'ever. prevailed upon the crowd 20
8ersc. using tho argument that ID
re is any hloodshed. troops would
CIV be sent hero from shenandoah
a crowds dispersed and the town
Gained down 20 it's normal state
: Illnesses 20 the shooting went 90 the
- q. and made information against
81 -lmoylc. charging him with the
NJ citing OK Sharpe. The justice placed
warrant ia the hands of Constable
"a ert. who found McElmoyle at shaft
/. and accompanied by a guard of
W er officers took him prisoner TO IA,
#nty Jail. az Mauch Chunk. Sherin
Gambert. OF this Carbon county
M Mauch Chunk. II is reported here
r. he may ask that a detachment oN
rs now stationed az Shenandoah be
10 the Panther Creek valley.
mother version OF the encountel
that Sharpe and three friends me-
III party of FIVE deputies who We're OF
way 10 work and that Sharp,
II Sed up 20 one Of the men. presum.
McElmoyle called him an "unfa.l
ker." and told him that ne woul,
more OF man II he did not wear
ar" He then made lunge at thu
er. whereat the latter drew his re
er and fired and that Sharpe fel
he ground dead. After the shoOtinl
IN five officers made their way 20 N,
Ruehoning colliery, where thel
employed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
DEPUTIES RELEASED on BAIL
Further Developments I'm the Strike
OF Coal Miners.

WilkesbarTc. Pa. Specialize 25
deputies on guard at the waruks
washery. Duryea. when che riot took
place Thursday. and who were az.
rested and jailed ~ the authorities on
the charge % melting a riot and fel0n-
iOusly wOuriing. were brought down
from the prison az noon and given a
hearing before Judge Haiscv. IL was
shown that the two men shot were
not seriously wounded Judge Faiscy
then released the prisoners In the
sum ~ $4,000 for a further hearing
furnished and the men released All
was quiet AZ the Warnke washcry.
but the owners say In they can ger the
machinery in shape they viii start up
the works again sheriff Jacobs s.
afraid that III they do there viii pc
more trouble a large number OF depl-
ties viii Do stationed about the wash
cry and if they are unable 20 pre-
serve order the sheriff will call for
troops senator Quay tciegraphs from
Atlantic city 90 the chairman % The
public allowance OF this city that be-
is still under The doctors care. but
that DE- would be glad 90 see a com
mittce from the alliance any time
they cali on him az his cottage az At
lantic city. The allaacc wants Sena-
tors Quay and Penrose 20 use their
influence with the coal operators 90
have them consent 90 arbitrate the
strike
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

New York. Special.-Members Of the
United States Steel Corporation un-
derwriting syndicate declared a divi-
dent Of 5 per cent. on the face OF
$500. 100000 for which they were
liable. The syndicate was not asked
70 advance more than u IL per cent.
OF this amount, however. SO its profits
TO date are $50. 900. 900. on the actual
outlay OF 25.COO.000. or a return OF
125 per cent. less q comparatively
small sum In dose u interest.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
DR.. Wood Cor Concress

evcland. Spocial.-Rev Morgan
q ID. ID. pastor of Plymouth Con
utional church. and one of the
widely known ministers of his
-ch in the United States. has an
ICED that he would be a candidate
Congress on the Democratic ticket
the twenty-frst district The Re
lcan nominee is Hon. Theodore Z.
|On, the present incumbent
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

yensbOro. Ky. Speclal.-Several Of
Is Of the Adams Express Company
gone 10 Fordsville 20 investigate
robbery reported from there Satur-
Nothing has developed 20 indicate
of the S2S.000 which
IBoainer claims 20 have shipped
Deanoheld. and which. IL is al
T. was taken from the agent At
lsville. after its arrival there. \
man sent ont 10 locate an inter-
BON on the circuit reports that DE
Il the wires cut under the table in
bffice at Deaneheld.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Soldiers In Lsnsford.

Lansford. Pa. Special. With All
lights out. the train bearing General
Goblin and his stan and the first bat
talon OF the Twelfth Regiment. under
Major Gearheart. from Shenandoah
steamed quietly into this town about
haif an hour before daybreak Tuesday
morning. The people OF Lansford re-
ceiNed a great surprise when they
swoAe and found battalion OF soldiers
" their midst. The soldiers came at
the request OF the sheriff OF Carbon
county.