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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
81 Gbrea @resors oes @roBe,
1900. SoSestcs bes srofcm Sirdem.
fnri:cu in Bcrrltdicr @ciic &c.
gangcn.
81 0 m. II. 9lnriI.

III 0 m, II. slpril.
Gum eriten WaIe lett ieiner 4ro.
nitng ann g. Iuellit 1903 eridien Der
Eapit i'm ct. Geters.0ome, Inn am
1900. Sobestage bes beiligen Gre.
gprs oes @roben Die @feIie 5u Ieien.
sic eelpaltige Stride mar nit
Ienidcn iiberfiillt; man ihdtt Die
3obl Der grihienenen auf 10000.
Gr erihieu olf Dem Sraaieiiel, Of.
uobl es befannt 1T, bab ole geipeg.
ling oes Sites aIf Den Sd)i1itern ser
SrGger ibm niht lpnbl befoinlrlt. sluf
ieinen @uni6 llnterlieBen ole glnlpe.
lenoer Ole iibliden 3uritfe uno be.
idrGuften iid oarauf ibn nit weben.
Den Saidelltild)ern 5il begriiben. Sir
ole rGnliide slriitofrotie, oas oiplo.
motilhe Corps imo Die in ginm on.
meieEben 9titglieber regiereuoer
&altier maren Srihiinen reierpirt.
Ser SirtiniIde Gbor lieB unter
Der 2eitlntg oes glbbe Teroii ben
@regorianiidcn 9obgeiang erid)aIlen.
I'm Die SGnger batten Iib 1900
SSii1tglinge aIler 9tationaIiGten oriip.
plrt. melde Gle firdliten Golegien
9Iom's beirden.
Ger Gin5ug bes Yapltes ipuroe
orrh cine 8anfare angefiinoigt. Sic
Nro5ellion NOR 10 groB, mie lie silpor
lno bas Sarbenbilo nit Den rotben
@erpGnbern Ser Garoinile, Dem
Braun Der Mondsfutten, Dem @eiB
Der G5orroben, nit Der iegncnoen
Sigltr bes TapiteS lnter Dem foItba-
len Saloadlin. nit Den gewaItigen
StrauBfeoernfadern mnb glibernoen
iulo gIetben0en, Selmen ilno llnifor.
men Der @aroiIten bot ole iiblide
Nradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Streitbare 8rafiu traftirt HeSaf-
tenre nit Sbrfcigcn.
g erI in, II. glpril,

Serliu, II. glpril.
gSie aus g8ien telegrapbiih ae-
neloet miro, batte Der Selbitluoro.
periuh Der geifiebenen sSrou oes
@rofen Talll sSeitetics bon Solnu,
uelde lid i'm 0onait-9mol ertrGn-
fen woIlte, aber bon Eaiianten geret-
tet plroe, elm ieniationeaes Nad,-
'piel. Sie 8enannte eridyien nGnt.
lid i'm gteoaftions gureau bes
rNellen @iener Soilrnols", bos
e;nen ellenlangen uno itarf gefGrbten
Serift iiber Die 8eaebenbeit peroi.
1entlift botte, unO regalirte oie Ser
rem 9eoaftenre, luelde iie iGblings
ilberfiel, nit id)allenoen Sbrieigen
lnlb allsgeiudtcn Veidimpflngen.
gtohoem bieie Stroi grefrtion
poll5oGen wor, begab ii6 Die idIag-
fertige @rGfiu in Die Heoaftion ser
nWtorgcnieitung", no lie oen anne.
ien6en Solrnoliiten III gleicb banO-
areiiliher g8eiie nitipielte, mie oen
eoIlegcn bonn nSournul".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Sic 8rpttc ton Sourocs seidJluiIcu.
g nris- 10 0lhril

Earis, 10. glpril.
Inter Der 8cbiresbepolferl1ng bes
Separternents Der EprenGen ioluie
lnter Der ginpobneridnft ser Stobt
Sol,roes berrid)t grobe slufreg,,ne
nno Grbitterltns iiber ben gefebl Der
&egiertng oaB Die beriibn1te @rotte
gcIhloiien bleibcn iolle.
Cine Seputotion bon 9iirgern oes
beliebten @oufabrtsprtes lit no6
Eoris gereiit, Inn beim Ir1iioenten
Soilbet auf @iberr,lfung Oes S6lie.
brllgsbefebles bin5utpirfen.
Sn5miiden mllBte eine itarfe Srilp.
penabtbeilllng aufgeboten peroen
Inn Hubeitorlnoen 81 permeiben.
(@mnn miro oas fatbolii6e Sranf-
reid, iif) allfraffen uno Dem oiaboli-
id,en Sreiben Der gegerhpdrtigen
Sreimcilrer &eeierilng Elm GnOe
mnhen? = glnm. ser Heo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Scntide Srnppcn beiicsen Screrus
nad adJtitiinbigem Sample.
Berlin. If. 9(pri[

Serltn, II. Mpril.
9as ausiuGrtige Imt bat beute BON
Sberit Seutpeilr Dem 8ouperneur
pon Siiolpelt-s -slfrita, folgerbe Sepe,
ide erbnlten:
Sd babe bie Sauptmaht 6eS
sSeinbes nit Ser pereinigten Saupt.
bipilion lmo Der Weitlihen Sipilion
bel Snganiira, no ser Seino nit g..
COO Wann itano, angegriffen. Die
Sererps befanoen iidl in elmer itar.
fen, balbfreisformigen SteIling ouf
ben Siigeln nit Der Sront na6 Noro.
meiten. 3utGdit ma6ten mir cine
SIonfenbeme9ilng rmo trieben oen
linfen Sliigel bes Seinbes suriid ,mb
griifen bonu iein Centrum uno ben
redten Sliigel on. Spei fr1ftiae
@egenito6e Der Sereros mrroen su.
riidgel6lagen. @eim glnbrllde Ser
gso6t lpilrbe Die Stell,me oes ssein.
oes olr66rod)en lno Der @eener nod
adtitiinoigem @efedt anf allen
Tlnften geiblaeen. Die Sallptmaht
Der SereroS sog iih IN noro.oItlider
5nriid. sluf unierer Settle
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
ScriIhtigtcr SnSiauer SGmptling
erIfpicn.


8uooeIi Ger SGiptling ser 0ofi.
Snoianer in Sonord, Ger an oen leb-
ten flint Sabren einen blutigcn
Sriea gegen oie merifaniIde 9iegie-
rllng gefilbrt bat, lit toot.
Gapt. Barron entoedte Sen SSnoia.
nerbGliptlillg inter elmer 9anoe SSn.
oloner, Die er BEL 9atonote gefangen
bdtte, IieB ben Hebellenfiibrer obne
gSeiteres on Die nGdite Wouer 1tellen
imo erificBen. Ger Snuptmann
follnte fem Hiiifo laufen, oem oie
@efanaencn 5Gblten beinabe ebenio
piele a0pfe als ieiue Wannid,oiten.
SuoDeIi ltano on Ser Spite iener
Yafis, Die Dor 5pei Sabren cine gan5e
Gpmpngnie Solbaten bel 3alnurata
iiberiieleH llno abi6ladteten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

llrN Die SeutnontS bon Gitorif im6
bon Grffa ltno 5ipe; &apalleriiten
ge'ollen, Sertnont 9foienberg nno
tunf Wtonn leidt peripunoet. Der
Serlult oes 6einbes muB iebr itiper
9eipe1en Ietn, ba ,miere slrtillerie cine
alisge5eItnete 8irflmg aitsiibte.
Son @loienapp's Sit-Sipiiion III
nlttS gtetes al lnelSen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Srci Sriioer sct6Stct.
90 c 10 )orf. II. s(priI.

~ ' 70 u . y L T. >FPlIF.
@ei einen Sample, ser smiihen
feinolihen Sriioern itattionb, iino sic
orei Vrlioer SbomaS, @illiam llno
Wiidoel 8il6ribe our6 WeiierIti6c
getootet rmo Ole griioer Sarrp ino
Sobn WcSbane ibper perlplnoet
worben. Sarrp WcSbane lodte oie
brei 8riioer in cine @irtbidoit, 100
iiCt etlihe 6reltnoe auibielten, uno io-
balo Die @riiber einaetreten paren,
be9ann cine blutige Yrii9elei, bie cine
babe Stumoe balerte umo erit bur6
cine ltarfe Yoli5eimabt beenoet iper.
oen fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

Anrll bel einer Hefognos5ierrng ser
ietnhltdlen gefeitiglmgsperfe am
Soroca 5liiie bon ben Ioros iiber.
fnllen llno olrdl NeiierItide perlpun.
Get. Ger aapitan lit am t3. glpril
m Mnrobni ieincn @unhen erleaen;
Ger CORPORAL Iiegt in fritii6em gu.
itanoe barnieher.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Sdreflidjer Strakenbabu ltniaa.
Santa 8ar6aru. Sal.

TO. WpIII.
Gin StraBcllbnbnpagen Scr Goi.
ion Gempanp perlieB oos @5eleiie un
cillem iteilen slbbung, naGoem Der
WOtornoun Die Gontroue iiber oie
@remle uerloren batte ulo orebte Iicb
mchrcre Mole INN. Srei Ycrlonen
mtroen ollgenblidlib aetGotet llno
5lpei 10 ihiuer perleBt, baB Tie bolo
nod, Dem llniall itarben. 3pansio
Terlonen muroen mebr ooer meniaee
ltwer perIebt; piele trllgen @ein.
nno slrmbriifc bappn uno cine aunse
gln6abl erlitt Salltabibiiriunaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
SinridJtnngcn in Chicago.
6 icaao, oSQ., 10. 9[pril

Y b bicago, ST., 10. slpriI.
Sollis Selont, elmer ser ad)t i'm
bieiiaen 8efdngniB sum Sooe Serur.
tbeilten, lit hellte Morgen gebenft
Doroen.
glddlten Sreitag iinoet Sic Sin.
ri6tllng Ser 9ialtbnl6rber 9tiebe.
mDer, Tan Cine un6 Wiarr ltatt ino
bolo Oorauf rperbcn ibnen bier mel.
tcre WorO1eieIlen mlf oos Sdafiot
fpigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Sate legt cine Stredc uun 337 Wtci.
len snriid.
g alt 9ate Gitn lltab.

- ~ - y, ttiup,
IL. glpril.
Dor etipa orei @oden itabl oie
&ese oes Serrn Sobn 90. @eIt einen
Silb bonn aii6entiih. @elt itefte
ote 8ate IN einen Sod ,mo bano ben
Sod inter einen &ogen ser San
Eeoro, Sos slngefes & Salt 2ofe
gabn. Sn Galients, gtcp., fanb man
ole aate lnb lieB iie laufen. @eIteru
fam oas Sbier, nafoem es cine HeiIe
bon 387 Weilen gemad)t batte, In
Iebr absemo9ertem 3uitailoe slIriid
nno 9ab onrd Elm iGnumerlides
Wdonen au periteben, bdB es Sunaer
babe. Tie aase wllrbe tpiener alf.
genoulineli.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

poniiden Sorpeooboote cine Gemou,
ltratlon Dor bem Snfen lmo legten
glcih5eitig cine gin6abl Streuminen
qlter pcr Cen Nufcneingang. Sann
5ogen iic iid) 5llriif uno iblohen iic1
Gem Saltptgeidma0er an. 9as @e-
idmooer bampfte auf oeu Safen los
rno Die 9flilien ginaen ibrerieits gum
stEgriff Dor. Sos Sflad]tihiff
rEctropopiopSf" ltieb auf cine Der ia.
paniicben Strellniuen irnb muroe
3crIt0rt.
ct. 8etersburG
ID. Ipril.
SSn Sen Wariuefreilen lit man Der
siniiht, bob ii6 Die Grploiion i'm Sn'
rern bes Shlahtidiffes ereignet bat.
Wfan iaat, Oab Die Seifen Der Spfer
i0redlih berbrannt ieien, itno oaB
gomiral Otafaroff in Stiide geriiien
muroe.
llebrigens lit ser Gerlilit idhperer,
olS man anfdngii6 angenommen bot
te, oa iib Ibmiral Wafaroff's ge-
iummter Stab an 9oro oes &riegs.
idifies befano.
lleber oen 3uitano bes 8roBfiir.
itcn Gpril cirfulieren bellnrubigenoe
@eriifte. Wfan mill piiien, baB er
IN Solge beS S6ods beftiges Sieber
bat itnb ieine @ieoergeneillng 5pei.
felbnft lit. Ger @robfiirlt, ser lebr
popular iIt gilt mad, Dem 9robfiir.
item Wiihael, Dem @rliber hes $50.
ren, oils Sbronerbe, oa man on.
llinlnt, baB iein Sater, 8robfiirIt
&laOimir, in bieiem Sale 5u Gun.
iten ieines Sobnes auf Die Sbron-
7olge Scraift leiiten wiiroe.
ct. Yetersburg
IA. glpril.
Gs lit bifinitip enti6ieben luoroet,
oob Der Sicc.slomiral Sfrpoloff
Gomnanbeur ser 6lotte bes Sd)ipar.
Gen WteereS, Dem peritorbenen Sice.
sbnliral 0tafnroff ols Gbef.Gom.
monOeur Ser rlliiii6en Seeitreitfrdfte
I'M iernen Often folgen miro. Gs
limo oemiel6en Sefeble iiberianot
ndb ct. petersburg an fon.
men, INN Snitrllttionen in gmpfang
6ll nebmer unb bunn ioiort na6 Dem
iernen Often ab5rreiien.
ct. Petersburg
Is. slpril.
Mm cr5Gblt Idt iest in Yort 9lr.
tbur, bab Die. nSetropaplopsf" ourdJ
ell iopaniidjes llnterieebopt in Die
Snft geiprengt, lnb boB oieies Sabr.
5gltg Ben Sopanern oltrh Gnglanb
Geliefert puroe. Sies ipiiroe nihtS
@eringeres wie &rieg nit England
beoeitten.
g t. Eeters burg, 15. glpril.
Ger Sice.aonig glleriefi telegra.
pbirte OH Den G5aren, baB bon 8 llbr
10 Iiinlten iriib bis Mittag Die ia.
paniid)e 6lotte in 5lpei slbtbeilllngen
pom Sintiidau Sorgebirge Der Oie
Seitlmg ilno bie Staot abpebielno
beifoB. SSSm @an5en lpllrben 1S5
Sdiille abgegeben. SaS rlliiiide 8e-
idluooer, eiui6lieBli6 oes SGloht.
iGiffs nEobjeoa", eripioerte bon iei-
mem slnferplabe nit Sdnellfeuer.
sll6 bie SSeihinasbotterien lieBen
ibre @cId)iite ipielen. sln 2ano
mlroen lieben Gbineien aetDbtet uno
fiinf Soloaten lmb orei Gbiuelen pers
munoet. Die ritiiiiden 3riegsiabr.
5cuge murbcn niht beidGbigt.
Yaris, Is. s(priI.
Sic iopanildbe @eionbtidNit er.
flGrt, hoB lout @eridt oeS slomiraIS
llrill iupaniid)e SorpeboS bus rilili.
i6e S6lobtidiff nYetropaulopsf" in
Den @rlnb bobrten unb Ole yYob.
icbo" beibGbigten. 9ie @ebmlptlmg
bob bie SdJifie Die Spfer bon Inter.
leebooten gepproen pGren, lpeiIt Die
@cldn0ti6aft bon ser oano, neil Die
iapaniIhe Warine feline berartieen
Vpote belitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
Bon MpruS get6Stct.

:. Ma nila, Is. glpril.
Gopt. Sabio g. @beeler inb Cor
roral Yercp Seppea bonn %. Snfan.
terie Iegiment purben am IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
HretTe ner A,tastpe,t.

Sober 5ou Der Spalte per Sabr.
8 Wonate.... 900
Npuate 6.JJ
Soc 81 ott3eu
Sir iebe Setle Srspier obsr bsreu aoam. boS
srite Wtal Is Seuts.
Seiratbs' uuo 9obesau.eisen nit Spruh
$l.50; obue Sprub. sl.0o
@Iaeigeu. bic bem @sifte Der fattoIifdoeu 9trAs
;npiocr iiuo. iiuosu feline gaiua9m..
&njei8cm iemoe n,an fp6tes
ftens am Wontae Nser.
Gen Cit.
Sob=grbeiten alltr art proMpi uuo billis
ausssfHbrt.
SfRec: Gfc Der 6. unb Sowa=S StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

IL. Nprll.
Tas II. lno bas 10. rllIIiihe glr.
meeforps perben Mitte Sunni IN Dol.
Ier &riegsitGrfe III Der Wansid)urei
eintreiien. Sier anbere IrmeeforpS
perben Mfitte Wfai mobil gemaft
nerben; 5ipei oerIelben in oet
@ol9a.Se5irfen. sic biirften i'm
glueilit nocb Dem fernen Often ab.
geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
g a ris, If. 9(pril.

glmtli6 bier eingelmifene gtabrif)-
ten beitdtigen ole Weloung, bab Die
erite ioponiide Irmee, Die aus bier
glrmeetorps beitebt, in &orea gelan.
oct lit ilnb oaB Die 5lpeite slrmee, Die
ebenio itarf lit, iih na6 &orea ouf Die
&eiien begeben bat. Ole 2anoings.
prrfte Der 5peiten slrrnee iino ui6t
hefanrlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

,uurScm lit, nnS bui; nmr p:cr STn'
sicrc, baruntcr Der 8ruRfiirit Sprli,
Scr lcia,t pcrlunuoet ,uprocn ut, &c
rcttct iuurScn iino.
%icc.Nbmiral Mafarofi, Der Som.
manSant Dcs @eih,uabcrs, Der ltd)
cbcnfaas an @prb bes SdJiffes be-
fanS, lit nntcr ben SoSten.
a ~ a - 2 I, =, = N
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-01-27
DR.. Francis i. Mutually Died i'll
New York

The Rev. DR.. Francis p.
Mutually, formerly pastor of the
Lexington Presbyterian church,
died in New York Sunday, the 18th
inst. in his seventy-fourth year.
He was born in Tipperory, Ireland,
and was Smith O'Brien's secre-
tary in the rebellion. His estates
were cOnfiscated, and he was forced
to flee as an exile to America. He
came to the United States to his
brothers, William and John Null
lally, Of Georgia, the former after
wards CHIEF Of engineers on Stone
wall Jackson's staff, and the latter
colonel Of cavalry in the Ccnfede-
rate Army.
He followed the faith Of his
mother,a daughter Of Lord Mande-
vile, and became Presbyterian
minister. He attended the Theo-
logical Seminary at Columbia, 5.
c., and after ordination became
co-pastor with DR. James H.ThOrn-
well, and later pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church Of Columbia,
=. G.. He served as pastor in
Bolivar, Tenn. in COvington, Ky;
in Sparta, Ga; in Lexington, Va. :;
and in Scotland, S. d., and for a
time he was president of Adger
College, South Carolina. He was
a prolific and versatile writer on
religious subjects for religious
papers and periodicals, and also for
secular papers.
Dr.. Mutually entered the Con-
federate Army with the Columbia
Greys at the beginning of the war,
and served as chaplain. He mar
ried Miss Elizabeth Keeth Adger,
daughter of the Rev Nr. Adger. of
South Carolia, who died several
years aga. He leaves three daugh-
ters and five sons,
DR.. Mutually is well remembered
in Lexington where for over five
years he served the Lexington
Presbyterian church, his passionate
beginning February Goth, 1877,
and ending June Sth, 1882. DR..
Mutually was an eloquent and
magnetic speaker, of fine pulpit
presence and of large and com
manding physical proportions.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-01-27
w. l.. l.. Baseball Schedule

Manager h. w. Withers of the
Washington and Lee baseball team
has about completed his schedule
for the season. He has made en-
gagements with several strong
teams. A Short Northern trip will
be taken and a Southern trip is
being planned. Following is tn,
schedule as arranged:
Thursday, March l7th-Millel
School, to be played in LeXing-
ton.
Saturday, March 27th-Fish-
burn Military Academy,at Lexing-
ton.
Friday, April lst-St. Johns
College, at Lexington.
Wednesday, April Gth-,--.Iohns
Hopkins University, at Lexington,
Saturday, April 0th-Virginio
Military Institute, at Lexington.
Tuesday, April l0th-Univer-
sity of Virginia, to be played at
Charlottesville.
Wednesday, April 20th-Mary-
land Agricultural College, at Bal
timore.
Thursday, April als,--,fohns
Hopkins University, at Balti-
more
Friday, April 22nd-Sr. Johns
College, at Annapolis.
Saturday, April 23rd-U. $,
Naval Academy, at Annapolis.
Saturday, April 3Oth--.Virginia
Military Institute, at Lexington.
Monday, May 2nd---Randniph
Macon College, at Lexington.
Saturday, May llth-4Ro"noke
College, at Lexington.
Saturday, May alst-'-Virginio
Military Institute, at Lexington
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-01-27
FIIIfilen

Jan. 26.-Mrs Maggie Worth, who
has been quite i'll for the past few
weel.s, we are quite glad to state is
considerably better.
Mr.. p. A.Deacon OF Y. p. |. Blacks
burg, Va, is at home on the sick
list.
Mr.. S. w. Bare, who has been visit
ing his mother Mrs. Nancy Bare of
this place, since Xmas. expects to re-
turn to Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. Julia Lowman of Clifton
Forge, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
j. w. p. Gregory of our vicinity.
Mr.. Walter Hart Of Rockbridge
Baths, expects to move to Flumen in
the near future.
Mr.. Watson Strausburg OF Wash
ington, ID. c., who has been visiting
friends in this county, returned home
Saturday of last week.
Miss Alkaline Bosserman has been
Laid up with case Of rheumatism,
but is better at present writing.
There is considerable sickness in
the community. Bad colds, sore
throat, mumps, etc seem to be preva-
lent. DIAL
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-01-27
DIR. w. Nj. MOrrisOn's Address on
African Missions

A large congregation was pres,
ent Sunday morning at the Lex
ington Presbyterian church to hear
the address on missions in Africa
by Rev. DR.. William NJ. Morrison
of near Lexington, who for the
past seven years has been engaged
in missionary work of the South
ern Presbyterian Church in the
Congo Free State, Africa. Special
interest has been shown in DR..
Morrison's work by the people of
this community from the fact that
he is a native of Rockbridge and
received his education at Washing
ton and Lee University.
DR.. Morrison's address was in
teresting throughout and at times
thrilling as he depicted conditions
and results in the Dark Continent.
He began by comparative state
ments of the size and population
of Africa. The continent is much
larger than North America and
every seventh man in the world is
black man. He declared that
the United States had peculiar in
terest in tie black man from the
fact that in all her history she has
had to do with the negro. The
missionary work of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, he said, was
originated by white man and a
black man, Rev. Lapsley and Rev.
Shepherd, and ever since its estab-
lishment the white man and the
black man had worked shoulder to
shoulder and heart to heart for its
advancement.
Dr.. Morrison related many of
the customs and HABITS of the
natives. Owing to the warm climate,
Luebo being within six degrees of
the equator, the lightest clothing
had to be worn and many of the
inhabitants wore only their native
modesty, Will white was the
prevailing color Of dress the child
rem up to ten years of age were all
clad in native black. In this con-
nection he spoke of the uplifting
influences of the gospel a..d how
that rs soon as men and women
accepted Christianity they wanted
TO put on clothes.
The speaker referred to the lost
mission steamer, the "Lapsley,
which had been furnished by con-
tritutions of the Sunday schools
of the church. At a meeting Of
the executive committee, held last
week in Richmond, at which he
was present,it was decided to build
another steamer, double the size
of the lost boat, to cost $25, 600 or
$50 900. The new "Lapsley"
would be better boat and more
suitable for their mission work.
DR.. Morrison addressed the Uni
versity Y. NJ, G. A. Sunday after
noon at / o'clock, and the Institute
Y. NJ. G. A. at o'clock.
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Gds>Hr Co,,>SbOndrncr.
Jan. %. Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. Gill
gave reception Thursday evening
to their son, Mr.. Emmett Gill, and his
bride. After bountiful and hospit-
ably served supper. dancing COM
menced and continued until the late
hours Of the night Those from
other parts of the county were: Mr..
and Mrs. Wm. Hayslett and daugh-
ters and Misses Conner OF Lexington,
Misses Evlyn Donald and bessie
Smith OF near Lexington, Mrs.
Thomas Rogers and daughter Of
Spottswood, and Messrs. Hairless
and Jennings of Amherst county.
The bride was the recipient OF a
great many useful and well selected
presents. Mr.. Gill and his bride
make will their future home at
Raphine.
A heavy rain fell Friday in this
section carrying away the snow,
thawing out the ground and adding
to the water courses very much. The
wheat prospect is better since the
thaw and rain.
Mr. w. $. Paxton is at home from
Clifton Forge, spending n few days
with his family.
Mr.. Blackford Wallace and wife Of
Warrington, w. Va, spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. J. w. Wallace.
Mr.. VIM. b. Tysinger and sister, OF
Mt. Jackson, are visiting Mrs, ], w.
Wallace.
Miss Maude McCaulsy a nurse in
training at the Virginia Hospital, is
spending three weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
McCauley. M.
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w, E. Il, u. Flower Mission

The Flower Mission Department
Of the Lexington w. G.. +. L. held
most Interesting and helpful
meeting at the home Of the presi-
dent, Mrs Lawrence Embre Tues
day afternoon, the 10th, conducted
by the superintendent Of that ae-
partment, Miss Edna iiildebrand,
An excellent program was carried
out and consisted Of entertaining
papers by Miss Mamie Laird,
Origin Of the Flower Mission
Work, " and Miss Hildebrand,
"What the Flower Mission Work
Is" Mrs. Embree also read a
paper, "To Hearten Up Folks, "
and sang II delightful solo "Build-
ing Day by Day "
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Gazette Correspondence.
Jan. 25.-The home of Mr.. George
w. Smith, on Sugar Creek was the
scene of an old Virginia wedding
last Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, when his daughter, Harrie
Elizabeth, was married to Mr.. it
Emmett Gill OF Fairfield, Va. Rev
r. +. Hutton of Lexington, pastor
of Collierstown Methodist church,
officiated. After the ceremony IL
sumptuous dinner was served TO.
about fifty invited guests. The next
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Gill drove t.
the home of the groom at Fairfield.
The Bolivar Mill school, which has
not been in session on account OF the
building of new schOol-house,
opened January 18th, with Miss Nir-
ginia Sale of Roanoke, AS teacher.
We are glad to know that Leila. the
little daughter of Mr. j. II. Mackey,
who has been i'll with scarlet fever, is
much improved.
There are no now cases OF diph-
liberia in this section at present and
those who have it are improving.
RENE
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First Meeting of New Board of
Supervisors

The first meeting Of the new
Board of Supervisors of Rock.
bridge under the new law was held
at the Court House last Saturday
All the members Of the board were
present, as follows: Messrs. j. j.
l.. Kinnear of South River district,
r. l.. Patterson of Walkers Greek
district, j II. Whitmore of Lex
ington district, G. M. Shewey of
Kerr's Creek district, Il. 5. kees
Of Natural Bridge district, and c..
A. Ayres Of Buffalo district.
The meeting was called to order
by County Court Clerk A. r..
Shields, ana the board organized
by the unanimous reelection Of
Mr.. Kinnear as chairman.
Mr.. w. l.. McGuffin was recon-
mended for appointment as super
intendent of the County Poor
Farm. Mr.. McGuffin has been
acting in this capacity since last
summer when he was appointed to
succeed Mr.. c.. s. Lofts, who re-
moved from the county.
The board recommended the
appointment as inspectors for the
San Jose scale Messrs. CT .Thomp-
son Of South River, G.. f. Pultz of
near Lexington, and CD. Clemmer
of Rock bridge Baths.
The stated meetings of the
board were decided on. The new
law provides that there shall be
two regular meetings of the super
visors each year--on the first Mon
day in January and the fourth
Monday in July. In addition to
these meetin IS the board decided
to hold meetings on the second
Monday in the months of March,
May, September and November.
This will give six meetings year,
and on alternate months with the
new Circuit Court of Rockbridge.
A resolution vas adopted by the
board that the settlement with the
First National Bank of Lexington
for back taxes would be made on
the same basis of the State settle
ment.
Clerk ID. H. East of Walkers
Creek Road Board, presented a
report of the receipts and ex-
penditures Of that fund.