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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
OUR STATE CAPITAL.

Thursday last was the time fixed by the
late Act of the Legislature for the removal of
the Capital of West Virginia from Charleston
to Wheeling. John L. Cole, State Librarian,
on Monday morning, in the Circuit Court of
Kanawha county, moved that the injunction
against the removal of the seat of government,
granted by Judge Ward shor. time ago, be
dissolved. After hearing the arguments in
the case-E. Willis Wilson, Esq formerly
of Harper's Ferry, addressing the Court in
favor of perpetuating the same-J udge Smith,
on Wednesday, dissolved the injunction.
On Thursday Judge Smith stopped the re-
mOval of any and all archives of the State,
allowing nine days for an appeal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
"MorEan Mt1ls,o
where we intend Conducting the. =
WO0LEN MANUFACTURING BUSINESS:

as formerly done by the late firm. We have on
hand aud are constantly misunderstanding every
class of Goods found In first class VTgipia Fac
tory. consisting ip part of Tweeds. Doeskin Cas-
slmeres, Diagonals. HeTring-Bone Kerseys, Sati-.
nets. Drab ana Grey FuIled Llnseys, Black,
Grey and Drab Beaver Cloth, White, Grey and
Brown Flannels. All Wool and Cotton Warp
Blankets. Yarns of every size and quality, and
other articles too numerous to mention.
Z Highly appfeciatlnR the patronage extended to
the late firm, we hope by employing none but
the most skilled woIkmen and by clnse appiica-
ton to business and honest dealings, to merit a
continuance of same to the new firm.
YOUNG & TIMBERLAKE.
Successors to rimberlake & Young
o. We are also in the market for WOOL. and
are prepared to pay the inquest cash Prices. =
May IS. 1875 Y.&T
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
ARCTIC SODA WATER

THE BEVERAGE FOR THE sEAs6N.-C E..
Belier, at his Drug Store in Court House
Square an opposite the Carter House, haa now In
full opera his s.Arctc' Soda Founts where can
be obtained day mig hit. this and refreshing
Tho latest and most eIicateIy favored Syrups to
suit all tastes and queneh the thirst of any who
may be dry is alvays hand. Call early, Gail Of
ten, as the season ia fast passing away.
MAY 2s. 1878
NEEDLES for Hove, Wheeler 4 wiIson. viii
IN coz L Gibbs. Grover & Baker No. %. and Gro.
yer Baker No. Sewing Machines; new supply
just received Rnd for sale by
May IS, ISIS. GEO. W. 7. KEARsLEY.
I 1ME.-Fresh burned stone lime for white
washing. just received and for sale by-
May IS, 1875. GEO. w T. KEARSLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
THE CONDITION OF ARKANSAS.

Folney Voltaire Smith, who was Lie1ten-
ant Governor of Arkansas under Governor
Baxter, aud who is now a refugee from that
State because of his having issued procla-
nation attempting to usurp the reius of the
State government, is on visit to New York,
and being interrogated as to the general con-
dition of Arkansas, said that it was more
peaceable and quiet than it had been for years.
and much more SO than it would have been
had the troubles there been settled otherwise
than they were settled. He expressed the
opinion that large majority of the republi-
cans of the South would like to see General
Grant reelected, but by no possibility could
republican Presidential candidate carry the
State of Arkansas. The republican party, or
ganized as it has been heretofore, will in all
probability never attempt to make another
canvass in the State Mr. Smith says the f.
nancial condition of the State is very bad
The present State government found a large
amount of outstanding State scrip, which was
receivable for taxes, and they found also an
empty treasury. Such state of affairs made
necessary further issue of State scrip, which
had to be disposed of at the rate of 81 OF SIS
for 81. In point of fact, he considers that
the State of Arkansas is virtually bankrupt,
and the only hope lies in scaling the State
debt. Mr.. Smith ought to be competent
witness, as he bore conspicuous part in bank
rupting the State.-Bahinrore Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
HARPER,s FERRY.

At the adjourned term Of tho District
Court of the United States, held in Wheel
ing, on the i9th instant, Judge J. 3. jack
son, Jr., presiding, the case of che United
States and 3. g. Adams against the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railway Company, came up for de-
ci.ion on denurrer to the bill. The case
had been elabora.ely argued a. the regular
session by the Distric. Attorney for the plain
tiffs, and by Messrs. Hunter and Lamb il sup.
port of the demurrer.
In delivering his opinion, Judge jackson
ssid that il was in Difference 20 this elaborate
argument, and the great Importance of the
cause, that he had consented to take the case,
and hold it over. His first Impression was
that the demurrer should be eserruled, AID
subsequent consideration and examination only
confirmed his opinion, that the bill contained
sufficient matter of equitable jurisdiction.-
Accordingly, he overruled the demurrer, and
gave the defendant sixty days within which
to answer or plead. ~,
1t is but proper to add that the Court gave
a very decided intiuation that the bill and
exhibits, and admitted facts of the case seemed
to point to prescriptive right on the part of
the Railway Company to the track which they
had occupied for forty years a. Harper's Ferry.
The Court thought it due to all parties to
throw out this intimation, in order that the
real issue might be understood, and prepared
for.
The result is that the Company mus. now
answer the bill, and evidence must be taken
on both sides.
Mr.. Faulkner was present urging, on behalf
of his constituents, that the cause be speeded
There cau be no doubt that wise and ju>
dicious management and conduct of this con-
trOversy ought to eventuate in sale of the
Harper's Ferry property at an early day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
TO ALL CONCERNED.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the books, ac-
Undertake s. Young are IN my hands for settle
ment, and persons interested are requested to
come forward at once and settle the same, as it
is very much desired &c. settle all outstanding
matters pertaining to the late firm at the earliest
day possible. ADAM YOUNG,
MORGAN MilIs,'' Frederick County. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
BARBARA FRITCHIE AGAIN.

We clip the following from the Southern
Home, published at Charlotte, N. c., by Gen
D. Fl. Hill:
1.-THE prosy and matter of fact people are
tearing to pieces Whittier's beautiful poem Of
Barbara Fritchie. The poem tells how, when
the Rebel troops entered Frederick, Mary
land, in 1862, Stonewall jackson at their
head, Barbara Haunted Union flag in his
face. He ordered it down, Barbara berated
him and made him blush for the wicked cause
he had engaged in. Some citizens of Fred
erick have published statements showing the
utter untruthfulness of the incident upon
which the poem is founded. In vindication
of the truth of history, We would contribute
an item. The senior of this paper was, at
that time, the second in command in Jack
sons corps. The General was severely in
jured on the morning of the Confederate en-
trance into Frederick, Maryland, by his horse
rearing up aud falling back upon him. He
was unable to. ride and turned over the charge
of his troops to the second in command, who
had no conversation with Barbara Fritcbie or
any other lady in Frederick. The whole
story is an unredeemed and unredeemable
falsehood."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
u A r RIED.

On the 18th inst in Charlestown, by the Rev
GARET A. CONNER.
On the 18th INST. in Charlestown. by TIE Rev.
S: G. Ferensen. Mr. GEO. ii. RHINEMAN to
Miss SARAH E. BOYD
At the residence of the brides father, by Rev.
A. NJ. ES ars. Mr.JOHN d. BURKHARr to Miss
KATURAH S. ALBAUGH, daughter of Rev. G.
w. AlbauRh-ail of Marunsburg
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
NEW ApVFRTIsEMENFs.
RUsINESS NOTICE

TTAyNG purchased the interest of INV father
1 ETl.slA. C. Tlmberlake. lec'dl IN the Late firm
funy call the attentlon of the trade and public
generally to the fact that / have associated my
self with Mr.. Adam Young Gnnior partner IN.
& TimberIaxs. for tue purpose of conducting the
Manufacturing business as heretofore proSecu-
'e aa a. s. sae 1s 80 n AMBRosE TMBERLAKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
WANTED.

A GENTS, male and female. to sell Pictures.
"a everEwhere. Fourteen thousand retalled
money in this business than can on a $1,000
farm all stocked" Your Pictures please every
the next dav.'' Pictures received. and more
Than half sold the first dav. Send 100 moreD~
Glad to find an honest picture dealer.'' Seven
years established. s~ WHITNEY & Co
NAV %, lS15-Sn. Norwich. Conn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

E Among other distinguished lawyers at
the present term of the Circuit Court, we
notice Daniel B. Lucas. Esq, of CharleatowD,
and Alex. R. Pendietou. Esq, of Winches>
Maytinsbu,o Statesman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
1915. AMBROSE TnIBERLAKE.
C0.PARTNERsHIP NoTIbE.

( Wooden Fabr cs, SO.
TTayiNG formed co.partletship under the
firm name of Young & Jimberiake. We
would most respectfully announce 70 the trade
aud public that wa have puIclaseds the entire
Stock of Cords belonging 10 the late firm of TIM
-berIaSe & Young. and also their expiring lease
on T. B. WOODS WOODEN FACTORY, Fred
erlck county, Va..styled ! , -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

0u-A fire at osceola, Pa, last week. DESTROYED
two hundred buildings and rendered twelve
hundred persons homeless.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

o. The Masonic fraternity of the State have
been invited to lay the corner stone of the new
Capitol Building in Wheeling; on ST. Johns day,
the 21st of June next. l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

CO. Hon "A R Bnteler. of this county, has been
placed on the Executive Committee of the Gen.
tennial Commission
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

DWELLING BURNED Last Saturday morn
ing. about 10 o'clock. 1.-THE Glen" stone
dwelling belonging to the heirs of the late
Leroy P. Williams, situated near Ivickliffe
Church, accidentally caught FIRE and was de-
stroyed. We understand that there was about
81, 500 insurance on the property.
t. rTf.. = (IurI.o Co,.;..
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BANK STATEMENT.

+ u EPORT of the condition of tho First Ma
+ III tIo:,al Bank of Jefferson at Gharlesto wn,
West Virginia, at the close of business Nav 1,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAIR WORK
DONE BY
Mrs. TaDD

TURLS, Puff. Switches. &c. Combings worked
~ up In a neat manner. She will be found at
Mr. Jacob Intwiler's. near the Baptist Church.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

o. Mrs. Lincoln. widow of Presideat Lincoln,
has become insane. and on Thursday attempted
to commit suicide by poisoning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
GARDEN Seed!

WALL and select your S SEED, from the largest
~ and best stock Of Fresh seed in the County, at
March l6. ISIS. JAS. Law. HooFF co.
FAIRLY Rose and Peerless Seed Potatoes, gen.
March %. JAS LAW. HooFF co.
ENINE Line of White Wash Brushes, for sale by
Il March 3. JAS. Law. HOoFF & co.
GARDEN Spades, Spade Forks, Rakes. HOes,
Mar. %. 1875 JAS LAW RooFF Gyco.
DERKINS' Patent Vented Nursery Bottle has ad-
vantages over all othnrs. it bein constructed
that the vent can be regulated, thus insuring the
perfect control of the supply of milk. It also al
lows tine child to naturally and prevents wind
from entering the stomach, which causes irritabil
ityaand often severe sickness. Physicians all over
the country are recommending this bottle. Give il
n trial. Just received by
May II. 1875 C. E. BELLER
ENRENFIELD'S Horse and Cattle Powder-free
Il from all mineral medicines. yet compound
ed of various roots. herbs. barks. &c, as to be
prompt in it's effects and able 20 give relief in all
the promine emit diseases of tho horse. for sale BY
May II. 1875. c. E. BELLER.
OREPARED Mustard PIasters-auperior TO COM
mon mustard plasters, always ready for in-
mediate use: clean and not Liable 70 chance:
= Porder in the world. Light and nutritious
Bread. Biscuit and CakeE made with it With but lit
lie trouble. c. z. BELLER.
MAII.sI NAILS !!-Nov receiving large stock
Apr.2.l575. JAS. LAW. H00FF co.
uARDwARE.-we have in stock. fine line Of
above goods. which will be sold at lover rates
than elsewhere in the county. Examine for your
self. JAS LAW. HooFF 4 co.
ESLoWER SEEDS. 4 will receive Ihis week
Il selection of Flower Seed in illustrated pack.
ages, from the nursery of s. Bosrdman Co.,
Rochestrr, N. Y, to which would invite the at
tontiOn of the ladies, for sale only by
Mar. 80. 1875 JAS Law HoOFF + CO.
WHITE and Red Onion Sets for sale by
w ~ jAs:LIw. HoOFFk co.
March 30, 1875. s -
LHREsH GROUND PLASTER. for "a Ie by
II Mar. 3. WASHINGTON h .LIPPTTT-
CYPRESS SINGLE and North Carolina Floor
~ ing, for sale by STUMP HAWKS,
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CO. The Rev. ]. A. Latane. of Wheeling. has
been elected a Missionary Bishop of the Reform
Episcopal Church. but declines accepting,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

Ew On Thursday last the State of North
Carolina celebrated at Charlotte the one hun.
dredth anniversary of the Mecklenburg Decla
ration of Independence, adopted May 20,
ITS, by citizens of that county and State
against the authority of Great Britain. This
centennial anniversary is a sacred festival
within the borders of North Carolina, though
another day, May 81, IT'S. is also given as
the date of the Mecklcnburg Deolaration.-
More than year previous to the promulga-
ton of the federal Declaration of Iude-
pendence the people of Mecklenburg, N. c.,
declared their entire Independence of the
British crown, and in pursuance of that decla
ration organized civil government
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25
AMERICAN WASH RLNE

AUlEhlCAN w ASH BLUE,
For Laundry and Household Use,
Manufactured at the American UItramarine
Works. Newark, N j
nUR Wash Blue is the best IL the world. 1t
~ does not sIreak contains nothing injurious
Co health or fabric. ard is issued by oil the large
iaundries on account of it's pleasing effect aud
cncapness. Superior for white washing. Price
~ cents each.
For sale by erocers everywhere. ALWAYS ask
for the American WASH BLUE, If you want the
cheapest aud best
AMERICAN ULTRAMARiNE WORKS.
Office, 70 William Street. New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

p9r The Postmaster General has issued an
order fOrbiddiDg the postmaster at Cincinnati
to pay L. D. Sine, alleged to be conducting
gift enterprise, any postal money order, and
instructins the postmaster to return to the re-
mitters, upon proper application, the amount
of such orders. The postmaster is also In
structed to return all registered letters directed
to L. D. Sine to the Office where they were
originally mailed, with the word fraudulent"
plainly written or stamped upon the outside
Il The West Virginia Baptist Convent ton
will meet at Anderson. on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. on the 9th of June.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meet
ing Hon. Andrew Hunter last week, who was
in attendance at the circuit court. Although
Mr.. II. has counted his three score and ten"
he is yet but in his prime, aud justly stands
among the foremost of Yirginian lawyers
We hope to hear the silvery notes of his bugle,
as of erst, in the presidential cam paign of &c
49, EIiortinsbmrg. Statesman
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

LOTTERY Sw1NDLERs.- VIM. Orlando
Hall and ~ ". Lumpkin have been arrested
at Woodstck. Va, for sending ont bogus lot
terry circular swindles through the mails. and
receiving money in return, representing them>
!selqes as President and Pice- President of the
"Senandoah Valley Lottery" Both of the
accused gave bail to appear to answer an in
dictment at the next term of the U. S. Dis
trict court. - ii
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-05-25

SUPREME LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYru1As.
This body was in session in Washington,
DC, last week, and on Wednesday the Order
had grand procession. in the second division
of which was Charity Lodge, No. II, of Har>
pcr's Ferry, commanded by B. F. Leiseuring.
Among the representatives in attendance
upon the Supreme Lodge were G.. W. Smoot
and j. Rufas Smith, of West Virginia.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

The following item. from an Engli,h
source, shows quite clearly hax = sosd
eropin Easiaad Affects The nrice Of erais
in other countries The writer says:
The beae1s 10 th- consumsrs ia this
country Of good harve., can no~ oe
defnni.sly stated by the re .iizst result
OF that Of 1875 Thi. Is the ONLY cnun
try In which foreign earn can ai-ass
NEE, with market, sEi in rear seca
- the past the sbaadsncs OF all foreign
coun,ries found this the only outlet The
whe weight Of foreign cora 81 every
kind Imported dnriag the lsst sro bar
vesf years has variei extremely little,
being 10 round numbers 4501 900 toss.
and loot. .0o1 tnns respectively The
cost OF this in 1851 was t54 e0a 600,
and IN is74-s, S45 .oo1. 900, the larger
supply of the Fass year thus costing
about g. 900 900 less than The sone.hst
smaller import OF The previons yesr t.
this difference must be aided . conssi
ersbls saving both n the eaaa,iy ani
price Of foreign corn imported When
ne add the ssvisg I. tie cosf "f The
home sapply Of cora, the total gaiI 70
lie British coos1ne-s hon The f1e hss
vest Of 1874 eauno. hare bees less than
ts0, 900 600.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

The fAr1s-s az gf1ai pl>e= tie cui
wheat il saocsss 70 es blo<a dg<n By
wic5 or --ttsi sita rxia The farmers
osY-snce pat il - viosrss - e they
dozbl. Up shezt. roaud which they
range ten Or more shesf.. then 'hey tie
: large s:rax os1d around The bottoa
Of large shesi. which they tgrn upside
doSr oT-r the res. - tina: X islIs Ill
sroun3 a. .h4tca. These yiBl.es s'and
firm 81 tias: the wi1i AMI rail, and the
ears Of the covering sheaf shpnt etf the
rain. The wheat thus packed ~ill stand
frn for weeks the stubble help a. hold.
f.stsl snd the miilers declare il Il ali
the better for it, The d-Id. have beau
'iful appearance. as II covered with little
bell tents of COMFY
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Levi K-.ter

". / Dtstr ct "a
Robert il.r. X tc aet Miller IrIartsu
Etiza Collins. t7mIma aS-- Iowa
he~r. Hagh Brown, hIIz4b.-th Soyeuher
bowman AMI Jeremiah Bow Term. fs7j
man.
To tae a.Dse name aefe e3d4nts van are
hereby mott r.-tt that there il nav on fip In
the flee of the clerk oi the District ,tsnrt
In anu f.r the county % cedar in the Stat.
Of Iowa pSt3ti ~ o L@vi k-ster, Pain.
tin Claiming of ybu tnAt b = IL the af,soIut.
owner, and in y b-Srs-ion of the following
real estate, situate ed in Cedar county Iyvs
to o.wit:
In. north ea~t quarter nf the south west
quarter nf sectInn twenty six ~ in town
ship t-1j north of range 4 west of the 81 b
pFincip@i Meridian, aud praying that nj.
title thereto be - ab isnet and uui.ted in
him against lii iVsFs< claims OF said de-
PENDANTS.
Nov unless y1u appear 70 said petition
and dsf-ub '+lsrstF Al or hi Jrs noon Of the
-ec0uS day Df ne next term Of said ,4surt
10 b~ p -gEn aHi held al flptnn IN 1aid
county. an tt4+ r. aag ~ y we u t,s4r fs-I
= lie an SIIf p- eHtErs-d against 500 and
30 iEfassF' A. fis-0F - IrFef 'b.-r.+fFa in
sc'77r 3ancs V tH+ PRAYER "f@sli liti N
~ If ltSnt
Civ. A-trsn-g+- far piAiutfr
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

Tue following from .Sribaer's
AJn,iiy. contains some very sugges-
tive thoughts:
II have no time to read, is the
c1nnon complain, and especially Of
women whose occupations are such
- 10 prevent continuous book peru
cal. They seem 70 think because
they cannot devote as much si,en-
tion to books as they are compelled
70 devote 10 their avocasions, ,hs,
they cannot read anything Bu'
this 10 grea. mistake. l. isn't the
books We finish At a sitting which
always do US the most good. Those
We deronr in the odd moments, half
8 dozen pages at time, often give
US more satisfaction, and are more
thoroughly digested than those we
We mace a particular effort to read.
The men who have made their mark
in the world have generally been the
men who have in toyhool formed
the habit Of reading at every avala-
bic moment, whether Tor tive min
utes or FIVE hours.
Ii is the habit of reading, rather
than the time at our com naud. that
helps Us on the road to learning.
Many of the cultivated persons.
whose names have been famous as
students, have given ouly two or
three hohrs day to their books. IL
We make use of SPARE minutes in the
midst Of our work, and read little.
II but page or a paragraph, We shall
find our brains quickened aud our
toll lightened BY just so much
increased satisfaction as the book
gives US. Nothing helps along the
monotonous daily round SO much as
fresh and striking thoughts 10 he
considered while our hands are busy.
A new idea from volume is like
oil which reduces the friction of the
machinery Of life. What we remem.
ber from brief glimpses into books
often serves as a stimulus to action.
and becomes one of the most precious
deposits in the treasury Of our recol-
lection. All knowledge is made up
Of small parts which would seam in
significant in themselves, but which,
taken together, are valuable weap-
ons for the mind and substantial ar
NOR for the soul. "Read anything
continuously" says DIR. johnson, "and
you will be learned" The odd min.
utes which we are inclined TO waste
is carefully avalled Of; will in the
bng, make golden hours and colder
that we shall ever be thankful for.
The Tipton advertiser., 1875-11-11

NJ Speaker, AL rise 70 ad lress YOU
10 can nemora'io1 Of our dec eased cnl.
league, Col. Tel', Of Yellviile, ms
thoughts recur TO the last time when We
h.d the privilege Of listening to hi. elo,
aaence 10 this pn-e IT am not mis-
taken, i. Was when he explained his Gun
neciion with the Yellrilie Bank. which
had unfortunately busted. AMI Of which
he was the stiusui.hed President. Oar
deceased colleague did not account for
all the funds in hs possession, Mr..
Speaker, but bis speech IA that accl
sion showed that his heart beat warmly
for his native land