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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
MR. FIELD NOT DYING.
HIS Physician says That There IS a Chance
for Ultimate Recovery.

His Physician soys That There Is a Chance
for Uldmate Recovery.
New YoRR Dec. 2.-Dr. Fuller. AIr. Cyrus
W. Fields attending physician. issued tho fol-
lowing bulletin at clock this morning:
Mr.. Field slept better last night than at
any time previous bi1 condition tbs morn
ins is somewhat better than il was Yesterday
morning"
1be condition Of Mrs. Liniev Mr. Fields
dau hter reua rs ABOUT tie same
At rOOn Lr. u.ler said there was 4 favora-
BILE outlook Tor Mr.. Fields living for "a con
siderable tine with even slight hope Of ulti-
mate recOy,ry.
"Alr lle4d.' pr. Fuller said. is in no i'm
mediate danger OF death lie is list.ess and
apatnet.c. and in the lace OF hIs great mis-
fortunes ls indifferent as O. whether lie dies or
not. Ia fact 1 believe he would welcome
death a happy release from his great
trouble. Edward d. Field has the same
strong wish for death
There were many callers 40 the Field resi-
dence tins mOrnlnE inluTing about Mr.
Field. An int mate friend of the family who
did rot wish hls name used said that fdwnrd
NJ held was taken 10 tie asylum at Mount
Vernon from the house Of q friend. and had
not been at his residence. 125 east Twenty
first street Tor number OF days "l d.
ward. he said. "Gld not attempt suicide "a
reported Int he threatened 10 do 80 He is
undoubtedly insane. but not ncurabiy So"
Cyrus W. Field, 1t s claimed. has been abso-
lutely stnDpel Of his possessions by his mad
y. acc riding 90 q friend 0f Mr.. Field. Three
days after tie funeral Of Mrs. Cyrus W. Field
Edward entered his fathers sick mand told
him lie Of his difficulties. lie said he must
have money immediately g. tide him over for
q short time. His father directed that the
Key o. his strong box should be handed 10
Edward. and no told his son "Hers is tie
key of the box containing my securities lake
enough Of them, my son o. heiD you through
vOur troubles ! dWard Field took tie KEY
and furthermore took every security in the
box and Cyrus Field is now as poor as the
day he entered tie world.
The amount of securities taken on this oc-
casl0n 10y edward from hls father WAS in the
neigniorhood Of S300.0OJ. Cyrus W. Fied
had not been considered q very rich man
since his heavy losses ia 1877 and this was. as
he himself said, all he had in the world
Sleria German said tO-da that thecOmmit-
ment of dwiu II Field 10 an insane asylum
oyerrides the order for his arrest and that his
instructions not 10 arrest the other members
of the firm of Field Lindley. Weicher
a. Co. had not been countermanded. lie
would not serve the order against the other
member of the firm until he had received in
strucuOns.
The deputy sheriff. who WAS put on the
case ate yesterday afternoon, would say moth
ing this IN rnlng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
KILLED ~ An EXPLOSION.
Five Men Lose Their Lives in Dynamite
Factory Disaster.

NYAcK, n. Y. Dec Am explosion oc-
Cured at tho dynamite factory in Haver-
straw thi 3 afternoon and the shock was felt
for many miles Five men were killed as fol-
lows: John Wadsworth. engineer OF the
works, Peter Carlessa. an Italian; Joseph
Williams. Joseph Q. Adler-ell work
men at the works-and Perry Lounsberry. of
Sing Sing. who was in q boat near the scene.
A man who was in the boat with Louns-
berry. at the time escaped uninJured. Tho
building frame structure. WAS set on fire b.
the explosion and burned for several hours.
The shock from the explosion was elttwsnty
miles away. A number Of other buildings
containing dynamite about $50 feet from
the scene of the explosion were not
injured. The property belongs to tho
Clinton Dynamite Company. OF which Will
liam L. fosS.of Hayerstraw, is the manager.
Elmer Harris the foreman of the works. was
on the deck short distance away and es-
capped unhurt. Glass was broken by the
shock in Congers City. RocklInd Lake and
other nearby places. The cause OF the ex-
plosIon IS not known at present.
SING SING, n. u. Dec. 2.-The terrific OK
plOsion near Haverstraw. az 1855 o'clock this
asternoon. was severely felt in this village.
The explosion occurred four or five miles
from here and on the other side OF the river.
but it did good deal of damage in this VII
lage nevertheless. Windows in many houses
were broken. and people rushed into the
streets with the belief that an earthquake had
occurred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Heavy snow-storm- Charlotte Notes.

FABIsToN, Va, nec. 2.-lSpecia. "A
heavy snow set in about 2 o'clock Sunday
morning and continued until p. NJ. 1t was
accompanied 10y high easterly winds. and the
Thermometer fell rapidly, falling as low as
eight degrees Monday morning. There was
at ast tour inches # snow on the ground on
a level IN drifts it was much deeper.
Ihere will be con, entior of fourth class
postmasters and there are none others in the
county held at the courthouse on December
18th. for the purpose of securing the passage
OF bill IN Congress for increased compense-
tion.
The grip" IS raging fearfully in this
part of the county. lt is almost an epidemic.
Whole families are stricken down with it,
The handsome residence of Mr.. John G.
Wool, formerly a resident Of Petersburg. but
now farming about two miles from this place.
WAS entirely consumed by fire to-day to-
gethor with several out-houses. Haven't
lea ned whether there was Insurance on it or
not.
Mr.. Thomas a. Spencer. who has been on
visit 20 his parents near here. lett Sunday
night toaccept siti in the First National
bank of your city. lie was very popular and
Will be much missed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Kesulls OF the Tnrc.
Following are the results Of the races yes
GrTrrYnrna. y. !.


First race. five and half furlongs Padre
first. Bon Voyage second, Marmoht tnird.
Time 10.
Second race, six and a half furlongs e.
Dri.re first, Kampost second. Gold Wave
Third race. ono milo Sandstone first.
Esuuimau second. Pearl Set third Time,
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs Dixie first,
Eclipse second Lizzie third Time. 10i35,
Fifth race, six furiOnes -Gertle d., first,
sixth race. one mile Gloster first. Catlin
second Longstride tii-i. Time. 1:435I.
The entries for to-day's Gu.teuburg races
First race. six and a-half furlong. beaten
horses-brusses 49, Queen OF Irumps.. ll3;
Centau-. ll2: BelwOOd. iOl. Freezer Lillian
100. Rover, l04; PeEicles, 103. Puzzle, Silent,
second race. three-quarters of mile. fell
g-AutOcrat lI9 st. AnthOnv, CylOsure,
10J. Tioga. 10l. MONDAY 100, CRAB Cider. 95
Estelle. 36. Chettreuse. Marie Lowell, tmma
j.. o.: Molie Davis 93.
Third race. five.eighths of a mile. handi.
cap-paragon formerly HOlmtei colt, III
Tringle. III: Fidolio, knapsa- k, 10j; Uncle
S IN. 1885, Hedge Rose, 90. Abundance lcoltl ,
81 Fleurette. 10.
Fourth race. one mile handicap--Now or
Never. lOj: Alderman Mac. lOi Mohican. 102
Bitten. Myfellow. 100 Lizzie LOwlander. 93;
Drizzle. 30 Dago. 8J. Lepanto, So
Fifth race. mile aud an eighth. selling
Can Can. 49, The Sheria. no. The Forum,
lOJ Bonnie King Nynwood. Vendetta, l0l,
John Hickey. s..
Sixth race. seyen-eighths of mile. selling -
Catherine B. Climax. IL. Duke John. il0
Extra. i07: Splriing. Bohemian, lo5: Hoir-
spring julie C.. 1902; Apollo, Little jim
BENEFIT. 100 yandyke, Harry Ireland Flayilla,
Birthday, g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Fredericksburg Notes.

FREDTRIcKsnuRG Va. Dec o. Special. r.
Mrs. Gibson, wife OF Rev John ;. Gibson.
rector oil Trinity Episcopal church. vino has
been quite sick has entirely recovered
Dr- !. G. Montague. ex member Of the Leg
l7laturc from stalOrd county. has moved his
Office from that county 10 this city. whore he
will continue the practice of bis profession.
MIR. j. Harrison Kelly. an old forty-ninor.
eX-momber OF tho Legislature and 81 veteran
journalist of this city, is still confined To his
room. suffering from the effects Of a serious
fail Le had a few weeks ago.
Ma or John NJ. Lee, of Stafford county. was
ia tie city to-day.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Tyler, of Baltimore.
are visiting the family of Mr. Frank Is. Tyler.
Mr.. R. b. Merchant. editor of tie Fred
ercksburg Star, who has been absent from
the city for two months. returned home
to-day.
Mrs. DR.. A. c. Dogoit LETT to-day for the
Adirondack mountains tor tie benefit OK her
health
Colonel John W Volt. editor Of the Free
Lance who has been confined 10 his room
for several days, is out again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
The Mckinley Rlll the Cause.

BosToN. Mass. Dec. "A special dispatch
from Ottawa, Ont. says that the trade re-
turns Of the Dominion Government indicate
that farm produ IS have been very largely
diverted from American 10 British channels
since the passage of the Mckinley bill. Cana
dian products have. however suffered se-
yerelv. - the prices obtained in Europe are
not as satisfactory as those received in the
United States The past year has witnessed
n large increase in the volume trade
with Great Britain. During that time
$50. 900 dozen eggs were sent 10 England in
place of 4, 900 dozen the preceding year. The
market is found 10 be unlimited and England
would have taken much more OF this product
had Canadians had il 10 send. New York
farmers had. however followed the advice of
their leaders aud killed OF their poultry and
tho total product WAS By this means largely
reduced Poultry, horses and pork products
have been ~ great demaod IN Great Britain
and cheese expectation is increasing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Destrucriye Fires.

OLYMPIA. WAsH.. Dec. 2.-The steamship
Eastern Oregon arrived here last evening
and went on the dry dock. Soon
after she caught ire from burning grease
temped to check the fire, but could do
nothing The steamer is total loss. She
was valued at sls0.O00. and was formerly
engaged in the city If Palatks ella trade.
The amount of the insurance is unknown.
STERLING. H.. Dec. The Sterling Wagon
Works was destroyed by fire early this morn
ing Adam Spies. the proprietor. says the
loss will reach ?l00. 900 IL is covered by
$50. 900 insurance. The Sterling Gas Works
is damaged To the extent Of $25.OOO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

RoANoXE. Va, Dec - Special. II. \. S.
PereginO. a negro emigration agent f Pitts
burg who has been here for several days col
lecuug laborers for the Pennsylvania coai
mines left tonight with fifty men and
women. They were promised good. COM
rtable homes and made 10 believe that they
will soon become influential citizens in the
n rth
At a mass meeting Of citizens he'd at tke
churt-hOuse tonight resolutions were adopted
urging the ratification by the Legislature of
the settlement of the State debt on the basis
recently agreed upon by the Olcott commit
tee and State Commission. The meeting was
well attende and enthusiastic.
Mayor Evans presided and spec hes were
made by T.. G. ca hin. president of the Com
mercial Association; Hon. II. >. Trout: Colo
nei A. Pope. of the Norfolk and Western rail
road n. " johnson, j. Allen Watts. W. J..
Bibb and others
A resolution was adopted fayoring an appro-
priaton for the Worlds Fair.
-Four prisoners. all negroes. escaped from
the station-house might 10y boring hole ia
the cell wall with an augur and letting them
selves TO the ground from the second story
with ropes o. blankets All were in for THEFT
except tppa Crews, who shot I'd Lewis
Thanksgiving day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
THE NEW rORK LAUNCHED.
She Slips into the Water Amid the Cheers of
the Thousands Present

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 2.-The armed
cruiser New York. designed to be the most
formidable ss well as the largest man-of-war
in tho United States navy. was launched at
2:4J this afternoon with appropriate ceremO-
MES at the yard Of William Cramp ~ Sons
Ship and Engine Building Company. She
slipped into water amid the sounds Of steam
whistles and 20 the cheers OF thousands who
had gathered 20 witness the event. Nearly a
thousand OF these people were distinguished
citizens OF New York drawn here by great
interest in the great vessel. as appropriately
named after their state and distinguished
pabl.c citizens of many States. who had come
from Washington at the invitation Of the
ship-buiders 20 study an object lesson on the
subject Of the navy OF the United States. and
most Of these were accompanied by their
wives and other ladies of their families.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Killed IN COLLISION.
rive Men Lose Their Lives and Others are
Injured In Railway Accident.

NEW YonE, Dec. 2.--At 5:52 o'clock this
evening collision occurred on the Harlem
River railroad at One-hundred-an forty
ninth street and Railroad avenue The fire
department was summoned 20 the scene and
hurry calls we're sent out for anhulauces
from the Har.em and Manhattan hospitals.
The accident occurred on the Harlem rail
road. 4 trsin going north iumped the sw tch
and the rear cars overturned on the Hudson
River railroad track
The following were killed
William Fleming, aged twenty one years.
A car-cleaner. in the employ of the CON-
pany. residence 1852 Park avenue.
AaunknOwn man.
A car-ceaner. employed by the company.
The injured are:
George Williams. Of White Plains, brake
man, slightly injured; cared for by tue COM
pany.
Thomas McKenna. twenty-five years old.
Of 10. 207 east Forty-thir street Scalp
wounds; taken to the Harlem hospital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Serious Prairie Fires.

F5pERIo. KAs.. Dec. 2.-Destructiye prairie
fires have ragged in different parts Of Lyon
county. Ia the northern part Of the county
Yesterday the large apple orchard Of Mrs O.
Ridenour the stables. hay-stacks. corn
cribs sheds. &C.. on the ranch of William
Robinson, William Houghton. Thomas Lo-
sier aud others were entirely consumed. On
Monday fire SIX miles south of here de-
stroyea an immense amount OF baled hay be-
LONGING 10 D. ). Richards. John Il. MADDOX
j. /. BarieI and others. The fires are now
extnEuished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
ATrensnrer a Defanlter.

CnAR1orrr. y. c., Dec. Especial 1T
WAS learned here to-day that j. NJ. Benson.
treasurer Of Biaden county. had absconded
With six thousand dollars Of the county's
money. Benson was prominent and highly
respected citizen af the county. and kept a
large Alliance store at flizabethtown Ii was
learned that he was short in his accounts somo
time ago. and he was to appear before the
county commissioner to-day and have his ac-
counts investigated. But he did not appear
when looked for and could not be found.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

TrGrcrcAlpA. HoVpURas. Dec. The in
aupuration of President Poncian0 Leiya iOok
place Monday with impressive ceremonies IN
tLe presence of a great crowd of spectators.
Inc new President made an address, which
was fayOraby received.
General Bogran, the late chief executive,
has retired % Santa Barb "a.
1t is reported that revolution has broken
ont near the frontier line. The object Of tho
Insurgents was 10 capture both the retiring
aud incoming Presidents and all the mem ers
Of Congress. The plot was trust ate I. how
eve~ and the Heyoutionists nave taken M
arms II is rumored that there Is fighting at
Nacaome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

lRr cahle to tho Timesl

Berlin. Dec Tile budget committee of
the Rechstag have voted 100 900 marks 10 a
German exhibit Mt the Chicago Worlds + air.
Or. on Boetticher. secretary OF the I'M
perlal home Office speaking in supper. OF
the appropriation. said that interests sho wn
in the undertaking in Germany was most sat
isioctOry.
The subject OF organizing an exhibit com
mittee in Berlin was also discussed DR.. Won
Hoettcher said that although the Cow ,rn-
ment was not disposed 70 take the initiative
in this matter IL would ~ no way oppose any
active steps taken 10y private parties loos Ing
% the holding OF such on exhibition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

IorIsyrIIr. Ky. Dec. I'm the United
States Court in this city to-day. on the COM
plant of the Central Trust Company OF New
York and other creditors. the RIO hmond.
Nicholasvlle and Beaityville railro adj was
placed in the hands OF a receiver. Jo hn Me-
1eod being appointed to act IN that Q spacity.
The Liabilities aggregate nearly s31 ,00QlQ 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Five Lives Lost.

DErnoir, MIcu.. Dec. "A fIIiehtiul fataiity
or nrred shortly after O'Clock this morning
when in the partial burning OF the two-story
brick store and residence OF George j. Reis. nj
the corner OF Orleans and Catherine streets.
five persons lest their lives, The dead include
himself, his wife and three sons. Eight per-
sons occupied the apartments above the store.
but three OF them. the servant girl and two
sons, escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
A Schooner Sunk.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 2.-The schoon-
er George w. Fenimore. from Bos-
ton. in ballast. and the steamer Dessoug
hence for Savannah, coll;dsd last night
abreast OF the ship John Light. The
schooner sank. The steamers bows were
stove in. and she returned to this port. The
Fen.more's crew were saved aud brought to
this port Oh the Dessoug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

Domestic Troubles tDe Cause OF Tragedy
IN Philadelphia.

PHm.DrrrUA. Pa, Dec. 2.-samuel Pol
lock. ffty-oue years old. shot Lis wire this
morning. seriously iniuring her, and then
killed him.eii The cause of the at
tempsed murder AID suicide was do
me tie troubles. For some time ,ast Pol
lock ana his wife had been on untriendly
terms. About o'clock this morning they
arose and retired 20 separate rooms 10 dress.
Pollock emerged first and waited for mis- wife
TO leave her room. As soon as she pnssed
through the door he drew revolver from his
hip rocket and fired. The ball passed through
her hip and She iel 10 the floor. Pollock on
tnr1ed tho pistol 10 his head and fred, killing
himself instantly. Mrs. Pollock VIII proba-
llv recONor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

OB,NGE CovSlY. Va. Dec. o. Special. T.
There is q great deal OF sickness L.. H. s
county. Grip i'm q worse form than last
winter kee S whole families in bed.
Mr John e. King and wife lett few days
ago 20 spend the winter with their son IA
Texas.
GA anne is plentiful and huntsmen are con-
stantly on the 60.
Mrs j. NJ Cowardin and :her brother Mr
Nat FIayser of Your city. IRE with their
mother Mrs William Frayser. WHO IS crit.-
cally III at her home near lahore
Mr BiscOe wa kicked IN the forehead while
strapping "a deer 10 Ills saddle. and Is In pre-
caflOus condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Relected tho Propositlons

NoNrEyIDro. Dec. Owing TO the oondi-
tions imposed by the Government Ma tlonal
Bank the President has'reiected its PROPOSE
tions The result w.ll be the stoppsge OF the
establishment.
The wool market Is demoralized on a ccount
Of the article arriving from Buenos Ayres.
The United states steamship Bosi on has
not yet been sighted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
What the Yorktown Did.


YAIpARRIso. Dec. D. Since the arrival Of the
United States cruiser Yorktown the sub ject
of war with the nited States Is gener ally
discussed Before the approach of the ork-
town was announced the Judge OF Or mes
was about 10 close his examination OF the
killing of the Baltimore sailors, but no sud
denly concluded 70 prolong the affair, and
also to make ashow OF taking the sailors side
OF the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

Hanover CoUnTForsE. Va. Dec 2.--rSpe-
cial. Mr.. =. p. WinstOn's barns. containing
four hundred barrels of corn eight hun
dred buehe., OF oats large quantity of Lay
aul Of machinery and farming inple-
ments. was burned .ast night about II O'Clock
The ire originated from fire. left near tie
uldiugs by his hired man wlo hal been
working IL ere during the day. The loss is
estimated at -. 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
SUCCESSFUL SAFE CRAcKERS.
Nearly $4,000 Secured From a Bank at Madi-
sonville. Ky.

MADIsovyILLE. KY, Dec. When the Of
fcers Of the Hopkins County Bank entered
their Offices this morning they found that the
doors had been blown of their large eafe and
the door o. tho stong box had been forced
open The safe crackers secured $1,000 IN
bills and gold and silver coin. Not a clue
was LETT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Child Hnrncd 10 nnn,1,

CrMBEEI AND. Mp. Dec. "A little four
j. timore and Ohio railroad omploye. was
burned - death tonight 10y the explosion OF
a coal oil lamp. The mother. in trying to
save the child was iriehtfully burned abou.
the body. Two more children were slightly
burned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
Archbishop Kendrick's Reception.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Dec. 2.-The reception ten
dered by the Marquette Club this evening
to His Grace. Archbishop Kendrick and
visiting prelates in honor OF mis- golden
jubilee was a magnificent affair and con-
stituted one ~ the most notable gatherings
of distinguished representatives of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy ever witnessed in a West.
ern city. The decorations and illumination
for the occasion we're arranged on msgnif-
cent scale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

LouIsyLLn, Ky.. Dec 2.-The animal re-
port Of the kentucky railroad commissioners
recommends that a law be passed providing
for eparlte coaches for whites and blacks.
This IS thought to be due in part to the sheet
ing O Mss McWan by negro in a row be-
tween white3 and blacks OH louisville and
Nashville railroad train in September last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
,Iorcnn-tbell.

BALTIMORE. Mp, Dec. 2.-The marriage Of
Miss Mary Abel. daughter of Mr; Edwin +,
Wsshingt n. ID. c.. took place at noon to day
NJ II. Mary church. Goyanstown. The we'd
ding wa a very quiet one only the families
nj the contra ting parties being present. The
nyesents were numerous and very handsome.
sfter the nuptlal mass a collation. was served
at Woodbourne the beautiful home OF Mr..
Abell. who is one of the owners of tho Balti-
more sun,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
France and tho vatican.
nv Cable to tho rimes.I

PlrIs. Dec. The Steele says that the
Pope viii publicly condemn the agitation
carried on by the bishops against The Fr snch
Government.
lie Nat.n says that unless the Pope rormdi-
ates tho course pursued by the bishops the
French ambassador will not return to the
Vatican.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03
The s.hooner John Iiooper went Ashore.

CAPE C1Artrs, W.. Dec. The schooner
John Hooper. Captain John IN mas. If
Somer'- ONT \. j.. loaded with iumber
from lIattera-. n C.. en TO te 20 Atlantic
City. y. d.. went ashore Yesterday morning
on saac Shoals Va. The crew was sa, Ell,
and IL the weather continues favoraole tha
vessel win De cotton ol with slight damages
Several OF the men were BADLY lrost-b.t:cn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-03

tion with so small loss TO creditors as 70
make il seem insignificant when compared
wltb-the past sums which Ia been entrusted
90 their care and management.
10 is stated that Secretary Foster Will 90
S, nth. probably 10 Asheville. n c.. for a few
days rest and recuper ton early next week
before attempting TO resume his duties in the
Treasury Department. The grip still clings
20 tho Secretary. and although he improves
daily his progress is slow and he remains
weak