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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13

be Pains latest and greatest marvel of
pYrotechnic performance, 1.-THE Siege
of Pekin.' This spectacular drama
requires a stage 800 feet long, and
500 yards Of canvas are necessary for
the scenery. The play is founded on
the stirring events of year or so.
back in China and the piece closes
with tremendous display OF fire.
works. Each evening, before the pyro-
technic performance, there are races
under electric light, specialties OF the
higher order and q fine band COM
cert. #3*$s# s...y s
Good Roads at the Fair = 81
For the fair of 1902 the manage
ment is, making broader plans than
ever before. One of the most import
ant of the new departures is the great
Good Roads convention and road
building demonstrations. This is no
common good roads talking match"
as some one has called certain efforts
in this line. The good roads move:
ment which will be inaugurated at
the fair is backed by the Agricul tural
+ Department. Of the United States gov
eminent. The government will send
to the fair grounds its famous Good
Roads Train''-a train ola dozen cars
loaded with the latest things in road
making machinery and apparatus.
4 These machines will be unloaded at
1 the TAR GROUNDS ana, under the OIL
rectlons OF government !, ne engineering
eAPer1s. nalI mlie or more OF modei
Ioau VII pe Dull pelore tne eyes OF
1ne visltoIs. Moue, I l1 2, IN mac
aaam I'VE. anu 81, uir !, VII Pc con-
strucIeo, erIo!s VIII .pe. pofn.ea 81 OUT
ana p.actical .ileas ss
. u 1ac., tne practlcai VIII, govern
a anu contTol ~ 1n.s gooo 1oads meet.
tniy Plae.lc IS -netnoas vii De ta4k .ee
pou. e 81 TeIsons Wiz
sneollss VII .lls as " even nsarIng.
~ IN 3. y =. ..y;
ne ue.nolls : = e.ons - slle rsal
go.n ~ ~. IN - .ls ,a =
t;4t ns 49, = w. Js LEU
- l,s a;aa.sa.a!a y,
y a,sI uss. y 800 pssaAas
~ aa slel s.
e. - :. s; ca l;oau: - -
asn ~. -
49, .., g e
l pssiD = s r'op's ~ 3'n. noi -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13
To BE Hanged.

Sturgis, s.. D., Aug. fudge Rice
sentenced Ernest Loveswar, convicted
murderer Of George Puck, Of Sioux
City, Ia, and George ostrander, Of
Climbing Hill, Ia, to death by hanging
Wednesday, and fixed September 10,
1902, as the date Of his execution
Loveswar received sentence without
showing the least emotion.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13
Decided Against miners.

Clarksburg, w. Va, Aug. fudge
Golf Wednesday afternoon in a
lengthy opinion decided the habeas
corpus case against the miners and
agitators and remanded them to the
custody of the marshal and sheriff.
and they will be removed to Parkers-
burg to serve the balance Of their sen
fences. s5S ss g
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13
4 Furiou. storm,

Keokuk, Ia, Aug. 5. An electrical
storm lasting u hours, ending Mon
day morning early, struck q dozen
houses in this city and a number Of
barns in this county. The losses are
large in the aggregate It was the
hardest storm this city had for
years
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13
10 u o HolIn,o,r Tts Foundry.

Washing Aug. Ell Terrence,
commanders in chief Of the g. a. r., has
appointed acommit tee to organize and
press to 9 speed compile tion the work
Of erecting ii this city statue Of
Gen. b. r. Steve the founder and
first provisional commander ii chief
\ Of the G.. "a. eR.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13
Bryan Il Positive

Muscatdne, La, Aug. Nv. J.. Bryan,
in an interview here Friday, said posi-
lively that he would not be canli-
date for president in 1904. he said he
was satisfied to livs a. . prirats citi-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13
Minneapolis Day
Twin City Day.

Saturday, Sept. 9Th, Twin City Day
2::40 class, pacing, purse $1,000; Kill
patrick's sensational automobile ride
balloon ascension; band concert; hip
podrome races; running races on half
mile track; high wire exhibition; tn,
great Schreyer's aerial cycist and fly
ing dive act.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-08-13
Great Fire q Port Al PrInce.

Port an Prince, Hayti, Aug. ga
great FIRE at midnight here burned
down so houses. causing damages en-
timated at $500, 600. The people res
manned calm during the progress of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

i
Weather Bureau, this statement simple 2. !,
a. It seems means things. Sly. ! e nrl
wave according to the l'artiuc'ar PEI
rate dictionary Of the prosnostlcals = o =
means. q drop in the temperature O. -
degrees. and when the. wea ther spIop ' =
consents 10 predict that ocld wave -
On route for town. that town better ,.s !,
set prepared for emergencies nau
1T wrap Itself up well in an over ytha
coat. and appropriate every inch Of me
suns rays. ,ros,on,7-
ir,s droD in the temperature. n'aft .ne,4
into Richmond last evening anu; ana . ,.a :
r'ossessjon OF every spot where there was
ncf = libera1 supply of steam or ire
r. 9 the afternoon the tempsra, ,uGs
leran 10 drop off and the n2e ..s1l !, VS.
SIN sinking logn after kr'lsl1 la, -.
o.c,ccli in the morning i wa, = Il ) u.j' '
an. bv s 0 clock this morning 1 II III, Iii
i i5 bo Is degrees lover There r'5r W''l
& : no I snow. but It Will bs real oh''z'
The temperature At tbs tine s,1 IS G qher@
viii vii proba5ly Is no moderation eo-oas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
INGENIOUS Apparatus
Word7rful rAach;ne Corstru ted by
SUDDEN OF Me icai G leg otvr In

Mr -. BennloscEe. q 5lricr student q
,hc Nea.cal college Ct Virginia. has just
5o-1j leted the constructor o. very COM
plsta ard modern -microS.ap hic M
clsjre, % be used in the baetei4oiCGtgai
rnd pathological departments OF TIE inst.-
.i5t3cn The apparatus is d very ingenious
one and its pan and arrangement IS en-
iira.y original with air. Bcnnosclle. Who
vary cleverly- from plain raw materials,
aGllt this very Intricate arpal atGs curing
si5arc hours IN his laboratory.
the apparatus is 50 constructed That
Eih!atious of q thousanGlia 9arS Of an
sch gre absolutely ir2?pcrcepuEie On the
ground glass Of the camera This IS sue,
cess.uAy accomplished Is. riGidis' uniting
ac microscope 10 the camera bellows BY
n.eaHs Of tv.o steel tables accurately ao-
.usi.d. hut al the same tl:ne. by an iEGe-
n!uus device enabling The operator 10 de-
tacL one from the other at Z moment 5
ncr.ce, without any comparative vioratory
disturbance. Microscopic photographs o.
bc.can and animal tissues. which arc
H:gt carefully cut decidedly thinner than
tilc finest Tissue paper and nega!fed 70
ar e7or-7o2s degree. are taken WITH great
aasn AND facility.
a minute piece Of tissue tho size Of
2 needle poins can be readily de:coastrat-
Cd and :cagniaed TO the size OF q stage
curtain.
lis aeid OF usefulness in this direction
Is practically limitless. a n,.cro-stere-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
PLUMBERS IRE
IN CONVENTION
Se5s ons Are 5e.ng tiGi3 al
Murphy t4oteI-8sn-
gust Ic-Hight.


ne S---s---- co1sE1--l-os- - 1-1
ION OF Master Plumbers Of the Atlantic
ro,sr fa,..- ~ eez-so-z ~ 7I;5rT2..y
--oLs+ GO 60 -
the delegation and t2c!r ladies' o-o%t
.,-- ~. cftv -71-i.--- +, rh- various
3o-t-ts q lI-c-7ss, attG = I--s-A- t--@y
t2g.GcC- the performance at the E.5oL.
.,,.,.r. ~...-.e oe ~ I,c- assoc.
l-ol
Today til. convention Nj az-e-11lG al
.lro,,- a., r,,.-f,.s. 80 no laa;a-
''--- % -o0--->. a--~- ~ r--G i@l17 - -
local committee. At c-ccl. tonight
1 ,-..i :. 7 - 77,;r-,-z.,.
1-,.'-o~ III -
E-o-9-'
~ The opening CT t--e convention yes
to-day LII. 40 gIn x. -LI..z. pCes-t-eL!i
u the ioca! association anu c!!2-rrnlE. g
Caa Committee on Arrangements. i.tco
1uced governor -I1.luagL- @-2 3-2y1l
rayloc, WAC j. short a.-.l.olsa5 G1,se vel
one ma listers or ...2.t q !,
80 sr-<. M c:r-.
= estGanr ,..2a = Travno-. Of VII
,,,9,,e,+o,, ri --eo -oo7- -r- c,-7s-, ana
+,r-.Ir5,,Le,5 NJ TG7,, ,,.7i-7r~ If HaIr.-
,-s.,7-<i-7 ~ Ia.3-s+ ~ ne
- .--,-,.,lf-, ~ r.s
- .S.-s- 80 -, - tt.e
=, $500, 80 800, ra,E. r,.;-f3 he
- 80 -T=e
-y.o-r y ne s,,sl-1-t1- z.I.S,t.s.
SE"Wsd ne --oN--=' 80 S2[l, -,7-o~,,s
>. -A.~4.-Sr = -..---- = 80
X COINS, ra5>-l.G: y. - - -.
alci0e"i.S' --1.-- - :. - -,
sH:aa IaInl.Ds. 49,. Ila<-5r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Dolls Of all ki ds-and at al!
,olces-sron one cent up 10 s.! %.
Evcrybodg,s purse can BE s1area
between these figures.
Fer 595 We have Jointod Dolls,
With pretty sewed wigs-sone Ct
them WITH parted i il; Others with
KID bodies and hip Joint. All these
do.lics 90 TO sleep when you want
them 10. These soc dolls a.e all
especially well made for his pr ce-
There,a a little French Doll here
and she's not - small. ei,i2ec-taat
is already dressed for naik, and
will walk. TOO. when Golly's mamma
takes her by the hand, only INC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
panes Have TIC ,.ri..e.s...

q .ssCC1.5 ~ .--tsa-5
COPEHyH-A GEos. LE-N NIX. I>2e- s.
The wIaes.rec1 sUrtes.2g here esl: 5l.2ss
-ro-n indIstl.ss. s;agnat-Cu am so:1.E:-:sr-
-!al depression las boe:l iE:t7t7stti4& By
sls li2ust2al severity Ct the Wt2tec. H'fl-stl
SCI in a Ilonta eatliar tan LsC2.
Bui digg optretioas had laSse-E 70 h
abandoned. thus iccreasirg the nn4,bs:
Of persons unemployed TO an CENT 81 :
iass.ng raost as.t!,a raccrd. s.25 serious y
tay'os re resources CT the CHARITY o.
cantzation5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
NEWARK Sis AWAY
G .cs 10 jim the Squadron in
Carih~an e..
WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dee. Size

WARRINGTON. D. C.. Dec. Sire
cruiser Neg.asG LETT New York yester-
day for Culsbra 10 Join Re;2.-- n ccl
CgGh,dEd.s. Caribbean divis:ona I'M Z,
special instruct o1s from tte,L>a y
Jera4 t1ne-.-. the NeWarA on her ay
south will keep & harp 10 lloGt
Tor the two naval cal barges which 8 t
acr.lt from tie Iora RE few weeks a o
and have been missing since.
Two other harges were sent from Nor
folk yesterday IN OK Of t9e tug p t.
mac. bound for CulcEra where shy vii
be used n coaiing the feet engaged in
nanoeuvTeS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
HAD NO SESSION
caIy -Four Members Present a "'ee'"5
rirai { on7nlit'ee.

ofElsc rica' Committee ~.
Four members Of the Co1hGts so -. -
On Electricity, scheduled TO meet -
nisbt At o,clock. were on hand, ana a.
ter a wait Of fifteen minutes they depart ~,
cd without 50 much as having heard the
roll called. e4e.a,
,,,i,e,,tss for quorum lass nisht the I1lec I;
ri5ai o -gT - foc atatory sp n
the matter OF delays or 1S~I,-t 5-,3,a- "a
failure OF sut2ci52z tzi5clOs :. : X, rr7fH
Constitute agal quorum. tl5 So b.s -
CT the various Couneill.l1-t!C, -, s1Gh =
during the wait there vas ht5!s I'd
formal discussion 81 the 1c-e4s5 -. :,
by Councilman Allen nat LIZ 80
lighting plant of ItG Owl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
caL,FoRn.a-aAvADA IN NlNo 20.

we are Informed by .e!tcble authority
thzt the Ca.iforni&-NcTa0a Mining Com
Isany W:l2 tncreass t:e;. present rate Of
dividends i? the .leaw fc1ure. Nae.lin cry
FOR The new mill ~ tie t'd Arizona rLi.a
is now being shipped. ..[:t.a t..is and tbs
Dig mil Il The Vices Mine in fri opera
i'c:.. they VIII havs Inc greatest laying.
I..ir.e OF modern Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

cnticon. which is nothing more than an
exceptionally good proje2Con machine.
.as beer or1eIed from Germany, 10 be
Ussd N conjunction With the rl2otc-1ntcro-
: aEhic apparatus. ans xiii probably be
hcFe WITHIN few WEEKS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
% fined bY tha Senate.
Coaer--atEoa= ~ -.a s11o-e

James z Smith member O. Pl-i.tncl.1z
Cc-.--E.isston and scese5l@y o. FI2.-c III
s->zc-ton II c.a sJv1-E----- G tee E-..l-
D9tn-s. yam z. n -.rtcto- o.
ne census. -.,5er. 3 Andersen, J1-tad
states judge District o- Ind 1@a -ea1
ler CoI..a. pension agent = Louisville
Ministers q Ce.cad s.aecs-.-r-har :
Hardy. 10 Spain Charles 2 Bran To-
Switzerland: Leslie Comics re Gu2Iz-
rr!afa ard EEc-5Esgass John 2 Jackson. 70
Greece Eo.gna-ia 2.-4 Szr22 "l-.2Es7
2. S5-sby. 70 Ec-.E-1; D1t-- : -1o--l-
:11 % E-c1!
..-r5-szaa-.,z-cr1..zz.agla ro@zr %
---------v. : 5r-7-- & l-cc o-r-2.cEs. % Rus
1. I,e,f--7v S-ora.. Is -4slss,!a- II ....S-.5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Goats and Q he- Furnishings
Fer Little Children am
Infants.
| 80 Costs .: Ml-ts 1870 9

Lo1- Coats Q: Mh.te bediHFt (. "a,
lin.tW:.h s1-een. lUl 2r lL,a!!ne1 X III
satin rioboa mi lr!sh po-nr Insertion,
$50.
Children Goats. q fine Broad
olo h. with three capes. lin q vi b
silk b aid and cost lined with ner-
cerize1 Sateen, ii tan, blue aid
red, $500.
Infants Long Goats, n-de Of
Bedford Cord. lined with Il e Sat
teen, !arge collar c.r-mcd WITH
fancy SATIN ribbon ard SILK brad,
$3.50.
c.hi dren' 5 Ne'va> Goats, Enad wtf
!rai III ( 9TH. lug % ar Il N aed =
b n, ,5 va.re six ira +, O n Z {
.rtf, sits h.d Nth " lie 5. <, SC :.
CHI res Al ool w=lref~. white
ant car-!nal, SIS Is 70 2+iie Is, $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
WINTER IN RICHMOND
Taken up Is a.Eeacl.

R.al ss.2rtsf-laa- s9cas.cg !7a5 DoF7ls an
taken uD rs i,hocs.
Il. wos distinctly . cold uEa2o 1.;1te:l
settled over Richmond last night ann
vt!cis IS sill here.
70 these who are familiar VIII TIE
common parlance of the United STATES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
MILLER d pEOADS.
MILLER 6 RHCADs.
u,zz7t5ER SoEEo1 s7-7assaa,, 1a7,; eo7anssa cold
he Doll Store
Wonderful Place Nowadays

Don't be content with ser5ag the children TO see the dos &C
oys@H md cone often whether you're buying rot Il te u
were many mother Richmond with gro"1'p en- q
Nat o 70 sit down whe and pay with aot as
Aid cars aaoand why III Anything that keeps yong ID hon
ke, . vcuns looks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
Few Ga5r;aga ard Gocart !}..t,es. lined
W tn ari..aG satin. maze II 1lSt Ansora
Fur, S6.25,
ggonlen,s and C!3ildren's Warm
JcGeGwear.

A cod wave Starts peoD'e IN .
hurry aftes heavy Underwear The
uisest plan is 10 have It II the hou5o
when j lex Frost gets here.
I-a4i > jas Y siH2ei Il ae:e ined cct-
ton VE,ts net 81 mme1. paals mala
WIKI . FT,e25h band. white AID cream.
>1zzs 4to 9. sos.
Ladies Comb nation Suits, part
WOO. in white and natr-a! gray. ell
sizes, SE.oJ.
Abdominal Bands, n all wool, all
So, 65c.
l!i.ie.,S neav> tleec@i iir=6 Cozbi-
n.u 4 >u.cs. il cream AMI n1turlt gray,
!; Ze>. sec.
Gin areas .5vy fla.1sd lined Jersey
r 1hs6 -o., V-,ts am Pants. SIZES
from 8 to7 {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09
O F v. /. !.


ed Favcutage Is -espousib:c. IIi5 sfai.s-
Matted through the hZaol and shows
itself II swelling a:1>. i!.cc-et:ou q tie
glands Of Tic neck, Catasr ri OF tic head
weak ewes, sores. aoscc5seS and SKIN @-..p-
TORS, WIKI q gradual wasting; away Of
strength and ...itaiisy Ltalso attacks t--.2
bones and joints, resulting y ye-s!tss sF.--
ling, l-;g2 disease ard ,,cfosrl.tiss q eresJ'
isi;lst We see tie cl-csts cf this Az II
blood faint every tta-, but I ez:5.s II -
many forms that often It passes -o- sa-.--
tliiug else and IS tTca-1c. l5,-;,cI
Sc-ofiia robs the blood Of IS :s:-s.LSts-
qualities, and i becomes 100 f2o5r e PFC
and devclo5r.51:t, and TIE CIT
55i2. -s s322'5s 5. 6e s55... d
0aiv Z constitutional .-z5.s -.
remedy, enc that uo-.1s 93s,f1>S Il
through the Blood, cal .7
reach = disease ti,a- mas 7cefi
through cc1erasict!s OF lse-- =. --s-1o =
the blood s;.,ce biEth. 7te..
{ c1eaz.scs the blood % Gil scrottl-
Ions crattcr and taoercs.i2E l.,1z.'s, tl.sSs
when rich, pure, l,ea.:il-s.s:,a-2. COZ.
is arain flowing in the Ee!;;s thsTc = z
Gradual Disappearance q al nc atls,zE-
5,,s svr,r91oIz,s 6 Serot 4l2 -e'i.s55t:l
-e+r-r,s, E-.l . corPtct7 c&re5:s e-ssstsd-
s. S. contains &c st-o'lsss E-1s.'sT;;is to
f,.-tl,c- b-eeFz dCwil ard degc-:.:se TIE sys-
-,,,#f Ia, +1i,.-i bv tho verv ola Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

# Won navs any signs Of Scrofa!a. or
vou- c.,!.,!-cn ar stE.,tst, e. Sew q:
Growth, 52.e and stct-,, write Us. and OR
physicians ,gi!l ccv!se y-:1l free o. charge
The Swift Sezcc.fic Co.. Atlanta. c..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

T.H Ss--a52rG Me.l01s Of Wa.e7
,,~--: $50 -"
y - : y - --. Z

. Dc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Ar. Sherman. Of New York, then, amid
profound silence. aro=e and in a zew feel
rs remarks offered tDa following resolu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-09

Il by the very cid, a.
wei as tie middle
aged a@st yoaag with
out c.iy GsarE1futcfrcr
csIcc.-5, o. The least
injury % Inc r,cst
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-30
NOTICE.

To n. W. Straiey. s ". Marrs admin
istrators OF T. NJ. carter, G. G. Mitchell
substituted Trustee for T. M. rarter;
W. G. TABOR, j. +. NJ. Hedriek and A.
i. Brown.
You are hereby notified that two
Lots of land in the Town of Graham.
Va, designated as lots 2 & 3 Section As
ON Plat OF Sub-division OF Graham
Land and Improvement Company
known as Plan d.. Oh the Commissio-
ners Books in Clear Fork District, Taze-
well County, Va, was sold on the 18th
day of D@cember 1894, for delinquent
taxes. levies. Interest and costs 70 the
Commonwealth of Virginia, and appli-
cation for the purchase thereof has been
filed 10 this Office, md it appearing from
tue records in this office that Won ara
interested in said land. you are further
notified to appear IN four months from
the date of this notice and do what may
be necessary to protect your interests.
Given under my hand this 2Sth dav
of May, 1902.
7. Il. GEORGE Clerk.
Tazewell County Court, Virginia.
n-30-4ti.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-30
stuart Thompson,s Goats.

IL is not generally known that Mr..
Stuart Thompson has flock Of about
one hundred Angora goats on his farm
In Thompson Valley. Such is "A fact.
The goats were purchased some time
ago from Wytheville. Mr.. Thompson
hasn't had them long enough yet to
form n definite idea as to their value
on farm except in the matter OF rid
ding the land OF brush, briars, etc. for
which purpose they are very valuable.
The wool and flesh OF these hardy lit
tie animals are great source of rev.
enue on many large ranches and farms
in the Southwest. Doubtless many Of
our Virginia farmers will sooner or later
have their farms stocked with these
useful animals.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-30
Frost Chills Tazewell.

Tazswell has had an unprecedent-
ed cold wave for the past several
days. Last night, and night before
there was frost all over the county,
which did more or less damage to
garden vegetables, though it is not
believed the injury done is very
great. The gre Attest damage wrought
was in Thompson Vale and Burke's
Garden, owing TO the elevation of
ocalities. The fruit is not thought
to be injured.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-30
Capt. A. Lily Dead.

Capt. Allison Lily died at his home
here, last Friday about 4 O'Clock
p. m. after several weeks illness. 1t had
been apparent to his family and friends
for some time that he would never re-
cover but his death came much sooner
than was expected, and was n great
shock 10 the family and friends. His
son, and other members OF the family
were hastily summoned. and his son
A. nj. Lily, who was in Kentucky, and
Mis-. Lilys sister Mrs. Burnley, of West
Virginia, arrived in time for the funer-
al services, whicn took place Sunday
afternoon, in the Methodist church.
conducted 10y Jno A. Taylor. in the alb
sence OF the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Kelly.
lnterrnent took place In the new Gem
etery, where the old soldier was laid
to rest Allison Lily was born
near Wheeling, now West
Virginia, in 1880. He is survived
by two brothers of family of nine
children-John Lily, now OF Illinois.
and David H. of Pitsburg. His father
was a physician OF considerable renown
i'm his day.
Capt Lily came TO Tazewell in 1869.
after four years faithful service in the
army, and laid here up TO
the time OF his death.
In September in 1870 he was married
to Miss Callie Vanpelt, who with five
children survives him. One son, A. G.
Lily, is a soldier in the Philippines
Two children are dead. Capt Lily
joined the Methodist church under the
of Rev l.. X. Haynes, i'm 1879.
He was popular with his friends,
good citizen, and as one OF the most
figures on the streets will be
missed. After long and more or less
eventful career the old soldier has an
swerd the last and evenitabIe roll call.
He sleeps well. Peace to his ashesl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-30
IN MEMORIAN.

The subject of this sketch, Mr. p.
Joseph McGee, was born OF Irish par
ents in the city OF Wilkesbarre. Pa. on
the Sth day OF December, 1870, and
died at Pocahontas, Va, on the 21st OF
May. 1902. Mr.. MCGEE had many
noble virtues and tenderness OF heart.
which is characteristic of the family
from which he originated He lived in
Pocahontas for the past 1S years and
Joe" as he was Familiarity known, had
numerous friends throughout this Sec
ton. He was always most respectful
to the aged, infirm and helpless. Dur
ing his last illness, which lasted some
six weeks, he bore his sufferings with
the utmost patience and Christian for
titude, resigning himself TO the will OF
God. His body was laid to rest on the
oath inst, on the brow Of the hill in the
beautiful cemetery by the side OF his
sister, who died some IA years ago.
The burial services were conducted by
the Rev. Father f. Olivier, pastor Of
the Catholic church, and was attended
by a large concourse OF sorrowing
friends. The beautiful service Of the
church were most solemn and impress
i've. AS the funeral cortege entered
the church the choir sang "Raise Me
Jesus" and then. like the voice OF an
gels, came the sad sweet notes
LEAD kindly light amid the encil cling
gloom,
Lead thou me on.
The night is dark, and Pm far from home,
Lead thou me on.
/ was not ever thus nor prayed that thou,
Should lead me on.
1 loved to choose and see my path but
now
Lead thou me ON.
love the gaTish day and spite of fears,
Pride ruled my will, remember
not past years.
The floral tributes were numerous
aud Of the most beautiful designs, many
being sent by loving hands from distant
homes. The beautiful casket was sur
rounded by bed of flowers. The rel
atives OF the deceased pray that Gods
blessings may rest upon the many kind
and noble friends who have shown
such deep sympathy for them in Their
great sorrow. "It was Gods way, His
will not ours be DONE" After life's At
ful fever may he rest in peace
The fiower-bearers were: Col Jas. S
Browning, A. J. King, W. r. Grahen
r. G. Peck, Hugo Essneul, p. p. Flana.
gan and /. Gibbon.
Pall-bearers: t. p. Dennen, p. S
King, II. A. Giesen, b. Quinn, s. Baach
John r.. King, H. p. Rees and G.. b
Forster.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-05-30
The Kelly Building sold.

Last week the News made a wish,
and that was that some one would buy
theKelly building, and move it away, and
put n fine one in its stead. The wish
will come to pass. Messrs Henry g.
Graham have purchased the property
and will erect a fine building there in
the near future. What these gentlemen
undertake will be well done, Of course.
1t is rumored that Col. May will move
out the wooden building occupied by
the firm as offices, and put in a modern
one.
Col. May has great deal of local
pride, and no one is gladder TO see the
town grow than is he, and it will be no
surprise TO the public if the Col. should
do this very thing. The old town is
moving up, and another season will
find her in fine shape.