davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

Pink with White Lace Stripe
Light Brown with White Lace Stripe.
Light Blue with White Lace stripe.
Cray with White Lace Stripe.
100 pieces new Fine Ginghams, 12l4c. a yard.
About Is pieces genuine Imported Scotch
Ginehams. Paids and Small Checks, IS Of
a yard wide, IL C. a yard
Sc. q yard for the Best American Dress Satines.
The Domestic Counter will surely be a
lively spot
1000 yards of "Palma" full yard wide Bleached
Cotton entirely free from dressing and as
good as Androscoggin, &C yard.
400 yards Iruit of the Loom Yard Wide Bleach
ed Cotton. sac. yard.
Double Fold Fancy Stripe Furniture Tick for
Slips, 1870. yard.
A case of Blue and Brown North Carolina Plaid
Domcstics, talc. yard.
A Bale of9i Unbleached Cotton, 3l@c. yard
case of l2c Outing Cloths to sell for Sac a
yard.
l75 pieces Best Quality Cotton Diaper, q inches
wide COO piece, 10 yards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17
THIRTY-SECOND REUNION
OF the Richmond Howitzers at YounG's Pond


OF the Richmond Howitzers at YounGs Pond
Monday.
The thirty-second annual reunion OF the
Richmond Howiters will occur at Young S
pond Monday. Conveyances will leave the
armory, Eighth street beyond Leigh, at 9 a.
NJ. sharp. The Association and also the lady
friends Of the battery Will 60
The following committees, with Lieutenant
Bosher as chairman. have the affair il hand
nvitation-Sergeant H. NJ. Starke, Ser
geant j. p. Stuart, Corporal w. Nick. Fisher,
Walter c. Duke.
TranspOrtation-COrpo w. ,. Noodson,
James Healey. r. D. AUSTIN.
Amusements-Co John S. Eubank,
II. G.. Whittet, Z. NJ. Crutchfed:
Merchandising W. G. Ammons,
Walter q. Duke, Il. j. Austin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17
hands with Mr.. Grymsssnd big brufbss, sss
sympathy with them.
M Grymes WAS than taken 10 jail, and h.,
shortly after Judge Aiksn signed the record

Judge Aiken, the prisoners counsel. III,
mother and his brother wcre In consultation
vesterday. but no action was decided on. n
"a yroba6le. however. that petition will bs
sotten no asking the Governor 10 pardon The
prisoner or commute the sentence 10 i'm
prisonment in jail
TINES reporter what his opinion was Of the
We replied he had nothing 10 say. II.
further said that he did not know anything in
reference TO the conference held YESTERDAY
Mr. Grymes will be made as comfortable A.
nossible while in Jail, for every one had desirs
II do ANYTHING that will ameliorate his cor
dition He has ten days in which 10 remain In
iaiI before he 10 conveyed 10 the penitentiary
IL is but lust 20 say that the trial and "a
vestioation of the Grymes case proved con
clusiyely that Mr.. Robert NJ. Reynolds. who
was at one time employed In the Treasurers
Office by Mr.. Grymes. was not IN the least ir.
nlicated in the discrepancies. Mr. Boudar
stated ia his testimony that in no instance q 4
he find Mr. Reynolds accounts irregular. II
was thought by many at one time in the trial
that the defense would attempt 30 prove that
Mr. Reynolds was connected with the dis
crepancies.
Judge Aiken while in the city stopped A,
the Exchange Hotel. He was the recipient u
considerable social attention, and made many
friends while here He left for his home 10
Danville last evening He is an excellent
jurist and lawyer, and the Danyille people are
very proud of him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

stories. The rest of this floor will be taken
up by three large stores. each are twenty
three feet wide and 105. LOG and 10S feet
deep respectively In the rear building,
which is separated from the front by
the area, the gymnasium will be located. This
part can be reached only from the second
story, although an iron bridge has been pro-
vided across the area for case of necessity.
The gymnasium will be 40 by 20 feet, and will
be furnished with the very best apparatus Of
the latest patterns and improvements.
The second floor will contain a reception
room rs by 27]9 feet, general parlor p by 70
feet n ladies' parlOr II by "a feet, a reading
room Is by % feet, library II by 81 feet,
directors room l9X22 feet boys room Is by
10 feet, the secretary's Office 10 by l6 feet, an
assembly room 80 by 40 feet, and the main
hall 80 by "a feet The hall Will be con-
structed similar t. theatre, and its seating
capacity. including the gallery in the third
story will be SEQ. ODeTa chairs of the latest
pattern will form the seats both III the hall
and gallery.
STAGE AND DRESSING ROOMS.
In the rear of the hall will be a stage with
dressing -room on each end. At the lower side
of the main hall a corridor will lead over an
iron bridge across the area into the rear
building and down into the gymnasium At
the foot of the stairway viii be "a room set
aside for the gymnasium instructor. The
up by the visitors gallery on one side. while
a gallery five feet wide surrounds the
gymnasium. This gallery Will be turned into
a running track; it will be constructed some
what slanting towards the inner edge and
will be thickly covered with rubber Twenty
four rounds or laps will make mile.
THIRD FLOOR.
The third floor, which will only extend
over the second story of the front building
in It's rear part IS 10 contain the gallery for the
main hall. Next 10 il there will be a spacious
kitchen, pantry and storage-roOms. The
front part OF the third floor will contain four
class-rooms which will be so constructed as
To be eventually thrown into one room. Each
one OF thera Will be IA by IS feet There will
be also on the same floor two lodging-rooms,
which will be furnished and attended TO by
the ladies' auxiliary board OF the Associa-
ton. These rooms will be rented out TO young
men, members Of the Association. at reason
able figures
The whole building will be heated by steam
and the light will be provided by electricity.
The Young Mems Christian Association of
Petersburg has at present over three hundred
members. every one Of whom pays a member
ship fee Of Is year. while in this CITY only
those who want 20 join the gymnasium pav
y and the rest are satisfied with amembership
seks< tor % per year, AS soon as the new
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17
Books Received.

Elizabeth" translated from the German
by Mrs NJ A. Shryock. Porter d Coates
In the Heart Of the Storm by Maxwell
Grey. d. Appleton x Co., New York.
Caesars Gallo War" by w. X. Harper and
H. Tolman. American Book Company, New
York.
"Madamoiselle Renee Mauperin," from the
French Bedford Company. New York.
"Germanic Lacerteux.n from the French.
Belford Company. New York.
Mary Magdalen," by Edgar Saltus. Bel
ford Company. New ork.
In Spite Of Himself from the French.
Bedford Company New York.
Widowed Wife and Welded Maid" by
James Schonberg Belford Company. New
York.
Mont Oriole." from the French. Bedford
Company, New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

Rev. Mr.. Catiscb soon to Take ChA's'
Bcth Ahsba.

p.v pdus-a S-.isz=L. he= =::nine" '""'--
,,o',ld accsnt the pastorate of Beth Ahaba COD
gregation. and viii soon Leave MS n0"'
Peoria, Ill. TO do so; :, r,,sdo June %,
1865. at present being twen Ign, soon there
RS pa aed remained ti he was SIX years Old
after. ana rei n,'ad 10 Chicago. Just one month
Ihey tns ,h n oret fire OF ISL, where every
prior 70 a sn Iost but the clothes they wore Mr.
CaiscS S with his mother aud 6rother then
went TO Toledo. while his fatner e GlIsah
TO re-establish home. MT oob alTer until It'll
turned soon after, and went 70 Soii'0i u'''''
1873. when his father died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17
lfrf. Parsous Dead.

Mrs. Anna Parsons. wife Of Mr.. w. A. Par
sons OF the James River Immigration Society.
died very suddenly at her home near
Goochland Courthouse. about o'clock
last Friday night. Mrs. Parsons was
we'll known in Goochland. where She
had many friends. Her life was that of a noble
Christian, and her deeds will continue 20 live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

br,,a;no "a onened the membership OF the
petersbnre Association will no doubt 10
largely increased. h,,nd;ro so
that Il can be put under roof before the next
uintar sets in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

Mr. David NJ. Goldsby died at his home.
No. 1923 west Garry steeet last evening at
1880 o'clock, in the fOrty-nrst year of his age
Mr. Goldsby was the popular and Ell
cient assistent freight agent of the Rich
road, which position he has occupied
for a number of years. He possessed
a large host of friends in Richmond. and his
character was well worthy of emulation. lie
had been in bad health for several months
and his death was not unexpected. Mr. Colds
ddy leaves wife and one daughter to mourn
their loss
MIS- HELEN Rose, of Barton Heights. has
returned home after a two weeks visit in
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

For never yet has an offering half so i'm
portant been passed over by the knowing
ones.
Eight different colorings Of Bedford Cord,
light weight for summer wear. white and
co.ored alternating cords. 80 inches wide,
SOC. yard.
All-Wool Cream Cloths, with short plaid effect,
very striking for summer afternoon COS
tunes soc yard-36 inches wide.
Very Light Gray and Tan silk Finish Henriet-
tas 80 inches, sc. yard
China Silks rich colored figures on black
grounds, about 40 dress patterns in this
purchase, to sell for sec. yard.
Exquisite Quality All-Silk Black Surah with
drawn threads or homstitches every inches
across a width, sSc. yard.
All-Silk Black Grenadine, large dot SOC. yard.
All-Silk Black Satin Stripe Grenadine, small col
ored embroidered figure. IN this purchase
81 yard
The Hermann Quality All-Silk Grenadine, viie
satin stripe and single dot patterns, IN tlll
purchase for 81 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

Af. ~lt.
Fine Gauze Ladies Black Hose, Hermsdorf
dye, warranted not TO stain, l219c. pair.
Ladies Fast Black Seamless Hose, 1876 -,
q dozen OF the Celebrated Gloria Fast Black
HOse-62c qualty-fOr ladies IN this pur
chase at 39c. pair.
a dozen Gloria" Fast Black Ribbed Hose for
children-the zoe. quality to sell here for Boo.
Solid Color Silk Hose in shades Of Tans and
Grays 10 match slippers at 69c. a pair
Two-loed Drop-Stitch Isle Thread Hose for
ladies, 5Oc. q pair.
Mems Black silk socks, 35c. q pair,
Tan, Mode and Gray Brilliant Isle Thread
Mems socks, 25c. pair.
Fine Soft Cotton Socks for men in Ians and
Grays, 2Oc. pair.
About $50 Mems Night Shirts to sell for 69c.,
made of cambria and muslin. Some
neatly trimmed, some deliberately trim
med, some silk embroidered, sizes ID %
II. Not one in the lot worth less than 81.
Gents Soft Madras Shirts with Numbered col
lars and cuffs, 81.
% Short Lengths of German and Scotch
Linen Table Damasks at about half regular
price are one of the many special items at our
eyer-growlng- in-tayor Linen Counter.
Genuine German Pure Linen Bleached Dam
ask, 90 inches wide, best for wear, 3 yard.
Napkins 10 match.
Un5leached Pure Linon Satin Damask, IS inches
wide, at 59c. yard
Round Thread Blesched Linen Sheeting, 90
inches wide, : q ward.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets, 90xl0O inches at $3.50
pair.
Pillow Cases 70 match at si25 pair.
Pure Linen huck. Towel, 36xlS inches, az l2l6c.
Russian Crash, pure linen Zoe. yard.
Barnsley Colored B0rdered Plain Crash, IS
inches, at l2l5c
New Hemstitch Scarfs and Tray Covers; also
Obiong Centre Pieces FOR tables with drawn
threads-in this purchase al special prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

Navy Blue Henriettas in light, and medium
navy blue, 50c., 15c and q yard.
Navy Blue Crisp Feeling Nlry-Serges' D. "
and 15c. q yard
Navy Blue Habit Cloths Al and l25.
Navy Blue Ladies Cloth, SOC. yard
Navy Blue Gloria Silk Warp 3 .l9 yard.
Navy Blue materials for Combinations.
Navy Blue with colOrcd dots.
Navy Blue with White Stripes and plalds.,
Navy Blue with C)lOred stripes ana plalds
Solid Navy Blue Pine Apple Tissue l21tc.
Solid Navy Blue China Cloth, i5c. yard. n,
Navy Blue White Polka Dot Pine app"
Tissue, l2lec. yard. at.
Navy Blue Flower Figured Pine Apple tisSae
l2}9c; same IN China Cloth, iSc yard
Elegant Wooden Dress Patterns al amos
half price.
s8sliray Robe White Applique selling for sn
so Tan Robe, dark embroidered spots Sel''n'
now for $40 90 49, -,
en- Gray and White Check Robe selling no" 10
5000. %,
si9 Gray Robe Combination, garnet silk en-
hrOidered spot. selling Tor 5000.
si7 Tan Check Robe selling now for 5000. II
s22 30 Dark Tan Robe combination white ~
tan embroidered, now for 5000
just 10 Patterns. yards each. Of ImpoFieo
French Wooden Dress Materials-CIeAI
and Colored Stripes and Plaids-sh@
Effects, etc, selling now Tor SOC. YARD
Agent for Nine. Demorests Paper Patterns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

A1h , AAAP
IS as popu.
lar in sum.
Iner as m
winter. 10
fact, it is =
ne cessRry
adjunct -
an outfit Jos
O sum m e.
away from
home. We
have maze
special prep
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

% Short Lengths of German and Scotch
Linen Table Damasks at about half regular
price are one of the many special items at our
eyer-grOwing- in-tayor Linen Counter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-17

Gents Soft Madras Shirts with Numbered col
lars and cuffs. 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

no6vy - DnE UD&1ed4 npy6A
~ ooo1 1neenno u go - tDo fnvono.
nassk psee~nsais1 ~ RAy. sad vt>A
eape minhs hops - mAks An sven shou-
- - ~ popsonAl sccouats belexs looa.
bns sfsse tkak uh,sf He 81 aes
bsops -. 4 ~ pusA sapss - tsld. -
unas ~ ~ - enrs. Yse now saA
teen ths life be Aak bssa lsadine. uish
~ luxusy and lsisnxe, would taks holA
Upea hin- Trus. he hAd found little
oDt1s1hctfoA In IL. bat eonla he not de
bs>eeR viz longer spperssnity7 He
oha1dsEed 70 think Of : eesern - the
nonotsnsus existence he haA lsd tvo
yenss ee1ors. and yst. III ell bis pondep
ne en NE pxoblem which oonfroats4
hin. ~ was conscious Of feeling thaa
Al thtngs were anising 70 push htm
bAok into Ne cid wsy. ~ such times
- would remember the wish he lad
unAs - borrow this lsxurioss life fog
I've ysars. anA the thought that he
shenla - ready 10 lslivsr IL ap when
ths time expired Had thas wish bssn
granted, sad vss tbs creditor, fate. to
sall him - speedy scoosnt7 He hoped
- might - resdy - neet the demands
bat thsss was still mush 10 Be done.
IL has appeared to Some Hen that a
sttsnpt - turn over new leaf Wa .
signal never neglected BY the spirit Of
maievoiencs. Russell had often expers
iencsa this sensation And nov, when
he had hope that che time allowed him,
though abort. would sufiss 70 enabls
him ~ least TO free himself from pecunt
sry ,blisationA'came the crowning mis-
fortune Of all. Desring demanded the
invention. He accused Russell Of Ger.
taAn maaipuiations of the stock fes
which, In reality, Ray was respon-
sible. Deering said that such operations
would ruin the company. and he inti.
mated that such was she Invention, in
order that the Interest which would
soon revert 70 him might be cheaply pur-
CHASED.
In vain Russell sndsavored TO show
him tAs truc state Of the case. The man
vs. - hara - , cast-stsd pinion In Aia
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22
Or. S. CLAY TODD
A3 MOnroe-st., Room 4
GRAND RAPIDS NICE.
Advice Free.
CATARRH CURED

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion Of the mucous
membrane of the nose NJ first, increases
with each cold until IL spreads through
out the whole mucous kystem. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
ach, ETC., causing deafness, lung dis
eases, dyspepsia and many other DIS
tressing and dangerous complaints. A
full account Of your present condition
and the treatment you require, will be
given you free of charge by DIR. s. Clay
Todd, 43 Monroe-st., Room 4. Grand
Rapids, Mich.
II you are nervous, restless, irritable,
sleepiess or wake after horr,c dreams,
tired mornings, with q dull headache,
bad taste in the mouth, sometimes dis
charges, and go about your employ.
ment without life, energy and ambition,
desire TO be alone, gloomy forebodng
a disposition 10 worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
OF feeling AFRAID or uncertain, some
times low spirits, you are suffering from
nervous debility and exhaustion Of
nerve power. which may end in utter
prostration, insanity and death.
If you have great sense of weakness
and WEAKNESS, with tired iisnbe, numb
ness, trembling, prIckly sensations, cold
feet and legs, you are advancing 10 that
most serious dlsesee. paralysis.
Ii your head aches, feels numb and
tired, with strange sensations. loss o.
memory, and you tbink with difficulty.
or you are sleepleee at night, with drUa-
sipcss and duilncss during tie day, tho
nerve and brain fatigue may soon run
into insanity or death.
II you have any of these feelings do
not neglect them or they will end IN par
aiysis, insanity, prostration or death.
A you value your life 90 not neglect
these warnings. Time and experience
have shown. and hundreds OF starting
and marvellous cures have proved, that
tbese diseases are perfectly and con-
pletely cured by Dr. s. Clay Todd, No.
43 Mcaroe-st.. room 4. Grand Rapids.
Under the use of DIR. 4. Clay Todd's
rernarksbje remedies. oil these syfnp-
toms yield as If by magic, and strength
of nerves, vixor Of brain, vitality Of
blood and health Of body are soon re-
stored.
HIS remedies are purely vegetable
and harmless, and can only be Obtained
Al his Office
DH. TODD compounds his rrescrip-
I41* teltfs s>1fs ~ fs&tt>tft II III VLItf>f<
Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism. nsr-
yous debility, impotence and al dis
eases resulting from eaxlv fndiscretsons
and e1cesses OF manhood, oil diseases Of
the urinary orgsns- partial para yes,
vsrtcooeile, rupfures, tumofs. serofpls,
old sores, dropsy, skin dssesses. liver
and kidney complaints. heart q cisessss.
shortness Of breath. back Of head,
srsssA Of Rack, etc, including aii female
com y,issfsts and chronic disesses cured
ou,ckiT and permanently.
DE. TDDIfs efFscs q n 45 Monroe -ft-.
room Z, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Bis medicines agree ~Ith TIE ss<sus<sh
and You can est anything you cbooss.
He - IN bis ofssrz from Cir tfse morn
ing rrst1 IN TIE evening, every dsy
frft srpdsrs
Cal, everybcdr. tfrssp5ly talk vii
Cost you noth7nr-
Lev cAsTgssl RAPID Cures
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

kesa . ua wAs haA kssva Bss~n
well came tn - tell Ne newa h. too,
had seen the issm. nsy pels to-
.rether kina&y - ne dsaA. and In mo
ment RusssI1 wss lsfs alonA He ~
'sincereiy episved. In thinkin6 on Ne
ehMscssr sf Brown - be he'd sften
done stucs thstr msmossbls couveesa-
kion. he hsd scDs 10 hsvs . higher sp-
Drscissssu Of his genuine good qualities
han be had sves felt when shsy we're
vscuDthcv. He hsd Looked fc~w~rA with
pheasant snsieapsso,s - Browns ~
surn. IN spite Of shs thsoghss that
:vonld oDuse whom ne fsss Of Alice en-
oered into s,scb tAnc3e&
Evidendy 10 ~ BE dsty now 70 esrry
she news 10 her. He closed his desk.
and scok . twain NJ sswn % snss. The
asnsse1 beur cad sAe ssrisos lpoh ~
Rsssesfes socs charmed Alice O. once
She fearsd that sosns mishsp heA -
1alSpn her fAsAes Wbsu she lsoraed
ehs wasA. she sxpreseed greas SORROW.
Ind svo1s wtsA deep seest~x 81 her hi1h
Spintea 81 ne man ~hos< caresr hsd
,Assn eus al - s,ddsaiy- Bus shers VS.
scneshfns In her words which made
sRs~sil's h~srs beat ssr,meely. Surely
noe me- voaIa she have heard vhas he
lhsd scd Aer n she Asd ever loved -
ecrid hsve i~ved hse friend
} The tpa7o-~fng days hvossAt 10 nev
fsc>s regarding sbe death Of Bro~a- az
eeps . general sspa<masiea ~ sAe ~
port There vss 10 grs1si ks~ hop~.
and Roeseil rede~sed s~aly shas ~ bsA
Acst frfend In the hour Of hIa utDsse
1~ed
puw eli thines wsre roe veil visa Mn
He hsd hem nsktaR . strsne sfs<& -
stem the tide. and could make srns
hesdwsy. tas the time wss short and
he debn shich nsss - us> wos
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-22

nnsnoS 0monaun - - Gnmo
~ qS11D : - - unnnR - - -
- ~ - pasnne hGun1H - - 80
a - 1nunnun1 - - ~ ~ ~
nGnGA 80 = - oGn1D = nnco tAao
nUnnnnD hta 49, - UDoonnon1 -
- uonn nnso = - Sl0l6 h9uohno
uno - nunDa4 - - oDuns11ng13
Dn1GDo - - soh6noA
Meow onnnn - boDutn1 - - go.
~ - - snssue - - innspns1
- nsD hnm pAyobae = Ds~1na -
nnvunnDR - 1omnn4 3Ato - -
kne~a 0ly - - - nre1m - -
ngsasnsn4 an1 - nnsssu spsl1 sAks
tvhas ssusnvs - ss1k - 60 - -
knaw1.1os thas ~ ~ penssn1Iy snp.
Iynss1 - bssn - htyAwsy - pnpsvss~
tty. h sanlfQ = Dano ~ Dnsf>1on
oonhly onnGese1A Inv1ng eenseansly
hsysnA - nsanA - - - htnssif
nrsoun1s1 ~ epVssesn1o1ns - hos-
bswtng. His Dssupnel nsts vas esust1-
prsA nse1 BY thses VIC kncv-es
kho~Ghe thsy knsw-An eoanoetien
k1fh Ne Moaor CompAnH
-
DsesinG ssustnsd . mystssyts nsssn
- thetr ennvsUAfOas. uhioh Wsre not
hssquens shs inventor sxpssszsd no
IGraslsnds tos whas Ruznsti asi done In
ksvslOping the mo>Dr. He seemed -
1hink thas al ~ asdfs vss due 70 the
msshinAI and 70 b oontinually s1syi-
s1oas lest JuAsios mtghs not b doae -
MIS- srsesass Of vhsele And pinionA
Rnasell believed mceo than onoe that
hhs invsnsor - on the point of slasm-
tng possession fos some violattoa q The
Aonessy contract u would have been
useaeS 10 rssiss such claim. for ne two
Usas. daring which their agreement
was % Sun we're nov drawing rapidly -
ward their end
y RsdectinR spoa the epproaoh q ths
aime. RuSeu became nose deeply de-
bpondsnt SAan ever. He could form NO
blsna He haA made no vNluahao con
hecehues except his acquainsAncs with
Ray, and he wss sssolved NOT 70 seek
any norN fsvous ~ bis banda To snp
pose that be wHs never tempted 10 end
his fnspeiAl troubles By seeking mar
sia9s With Alice Ray. who was rich in
her own hight without regard % her
kathsr's milI1enn. would b - imagins .
better man Than RUSSELL He was sus-
Roanded b. men who would have -
g.sAsd apoA an s11ianss - the lsst poe
sihilbV n me vay of soOa fossuns. who
na2hsA of nsryina fOr money - bush
n~1 egsinss whisA nothing oould bssaid
p11sps that it wss too difacalk Bat
Basssal had never essssd 70 regard such
y sAs1ghs - sRsaehcry 70 his friend.
He could not help thinking. now and
ph0 tAss AlAcs haA tnpsoved wonder
eAny dus1ng he two years since Brown
beat away Ghs had developed nsee
bs146ly tAan even the uaa who lived
- seuaA Asss hoped 'If brown ~
ssbuess sny past Of thasto ma. thosght
nnssoA 80 W1A evsgwhAln - v1th
usoaAuea gruoDe0aA'
In - ~ Aays a wiatess vAsa such
b0gA0 - Shess wess o1ten n Bee
s1Ds mini thsss eause - him . stast-
h1n9 piace q nsvA He took . morning
npw esum his assh sas Aay viah no m
osat1pa q yseAiAg IT. he Va thinking
lsuiy - lg IL as1ds and mshs room fos
~ hand dispstch NOT fouF knes LONG
$1,000 70 ssass - HIN o~s of the page
lnoss esuptsaeusly tbsa ell ne larQs
hyps end sorsam1ng heaalineA It An
nouBoe1 Shss WAlsse Brown. in Ne en-
!ploy a he - company which had
bcsn sagaGsd N opssssaons In Central
Afrioa. had dieA 81 tsvss b Cape Town
Zen his vay home.
Wtthia n ho0s, and he16ee Russell
SAaA fairly sooe - ssaliso wheA he I'D