The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, July 28, 1898, Page 7

The Largest St, Bernard. Searcy, Ark., July 21.—Probably the largest dog in the world for his age, which is 9 montbs end 13 days, | is the property of Louis Lorch, of | this plaee. He is a rough-coated St. Bernard. His length is 88} inches, and height from foot to shoulder | : LIS 334 inches. He has a noted pedi-| |gree, and is a descendent of Plin-| limmon, Joe Emmett’s 000 dog, | ‘ 5 cotice |#0d Champion Melrose. The name} Bigs erpuaaticd onienort: Notice | of the pup is Kiog Alexander Lorch, | for jand is assigned to No 46318 Vol. | e Calling. | XIV. (14), American Kennel Club. | . | King is perfectly marked, aud pos-| : af | messes the finest coat of any dog | . FOR 1598. We are Headquarters for Parties, Weddings, acd | known of his race. He will be seut to all noted bench ehows in the United States and foreign countries, and doubtless will wia many prizes. King is also well trained, and carries hi lf 5 and Rigs carefully eared for Heh (ace ty the dsy week or month. 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A transaction in whic! | Raise Spanish Warships, Washington, D C., July 21 —The | following report hss bsen received VETERANS ARE IN SESSION. | | Reunion of Southern Confederates | Awakens Great Interest, Atlanta, Ga, July 21—The fight over the place for holding the next gathering of confederate veterans | grew warmer with the progress of | the revnion. The Kentucky delega | tion finds today that the South | | Carolina delegates influence is rapid ly spreading. Time for voting on the question will be decided to day The crowds are much larger than anticipated. and last night eeveral churches Were thrown open for the accommedation of the late arrivals Gen. Jobn B Gordon called the! convention of veterans to order at/ auditorium at Piedmont Park at | 10:30. He said “we ere all confede | rate men and women, but we are also Americanos and proud of our country. (Cheers.) God has blessed you as he has blessed no other nation. 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