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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

Front R0YAi, VA. Nov. 2-fsp,cisll-T-p IN
ths. the owe OF election. very htlie interest hs =,
been manifested n the coming election. Had
not NJ. William hennerlv of Giro who 80
QUITO wag, and better known in suortinr r.
ties as breeder OF hne dogs than in the politi.
cal VOL a statesman. announced himself =
cana dAio Tor the House OF Delegate, for
OiarAo and warren, the-e would not have been
"a HpWe OF excitement. lie call, himself An in
Vcptuieht emocfat. and arraigns MIR ~ +
heif0ot. the regular nominer OF the Democr,,ic
party. ana who Ia ri o Endorsed bv tho Alliance
lor uclns = mohglei and he Gays that Mr. K.r-
I"ol VIII 10 compelled 10 vote with the Allianr
asaihsl the democratic party in the event that
i r. henneriy says he is only running FOR mr.
cussedness AMI that the Alliance NAV be re-
nuked' ere is 40 hope for his election Mir
heIloot " II get the usual Democratic ma foritv
N the Nefth Senatorial district, comDo.ed
OF warren tlafke and Frederick Nr II ii
HARRISON viii succeed himself. neither the All
dIdAte. ""' '"' Vail
IN the adjoining Senatorial district COMPOSED
y, age ana shenandoah, Things are pretty
MFetH 9at he re2ulsr Democratic nomipee
alI. d. J. walton, Will be elected oysr DR. / X
Sfayer the indie endrnt Republican Alliance
man III rage. We unders and. the Alliance
Peop'e are Importing the Republican candida
Tor tho House.
IN Shenandoah there is a triangular fight be-
tween Nr Magruder the pre- ant ePtcispt
aySHocfHtlc repres niatlve, and two Others
,mhom II u hhri 10 classify, int who really no
iiohS 10 the genus Republican for don 1tles.
1hc4r object. or rather the object OF fbo-e VIZ
afe making cats-paws OF them. is 10 defe,. IL
DeMocratlc nominee But all Of this will not
AVAIL Tor the great Shenandoah VALLEY will send
; ooli temperate del, CATION to Nicbmnud 70
ooh after her interests. which have Ieen so
nlch ans mented "a the last few years by the
been lowing in. w -'"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
CITY MIL CLOCKS.
Bids Opened by the Commlitce-E Expenses of
the New city Hall.

| Bids Opened By the Conmlftce-Frpenscs of
the New city Hall.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
held Their weekly meeting in the Office of the
City Engineer last evening. Chairman lay
lor and Messrs Ferguson. Curtis. Turpin
and Seay were present
The payroll was approved and number of
bills were ordered 20 be paid.
Two bids We're presented FOR the furnishing Of
electric clocks 10 the new City Hall building.
4 Dir Declarty was present for a Boston con
Germ who are willing 10 put in a system of
electric clocks the master clock 10 be placed
III the tower while the other company repre-
sented last week intended to place the
master clock IN the re-alarm room
The Standard Electric Time Company 1T
New Haven presented a bid 20 furnish the
master clock, four tower Gials and thirty-fye
clocks for the several rooms in the building
for the sum of :2.425. the wires 20 be iur-
nished by the city. Any additional clocks
Will be furnished 10y the company for al or
SSl apiece according % size.
The L. Howard Watch and Clock Company
presented u bid for master clock. four tower
d.als and forty clocks O; different sizes for
$500 and 1910 respectively, according to
size.
On motion Of Captain Curtis. the two bids
were referred 20 Colonel Cutshaw foT further
invest lgatioD and 70 report 70 the committee
which contract would be the more desirable
one
II was stated that according TO the quar-
terry statement the expenditures on the new
City Hall up TO November LIST had left a bal
ance on hand of :3s.O95. 10 The sale of lum-
Der used III the new City Hall realized tie
sum OF F1.2js.l3.
A request for certain repairs on the First
market building was referred to the City En-
gineer with power TO act
Captain Curtis stated that considerable
talk had been made in regard to the new
City Hal. and that a good deal Of money was
being thrown away on the building. He 7
ADDED that he had been informed by Council /
man Grimes that Alderman Hargroye had |
stated that some Of the painters did not earn /
their wages.
On motion of Mr. Turpin the committee
decided 70 request Mr. Hargrove TO appear |
before the committee and furnish information
IS 10 the men who do not earn their wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

=. NoEfoLE' Va. Nov. Sgs,iall-Never in
mo history OF Norfolk county has thera Lem
50 much interest manifested as in fLis am
palfn ana 10 !. certain thar large y,fe Mi L.
tpied. lines are closely drawn betneen
tne cohlenilne factions. and there is no man 40
lfomip M IN comfy politics that he ia nor
compelied 20 show his hand and take silas v.,h
one 81 or fh her ''eS WIN
lhe x pabi n have no ticket, and tha nj.
o, Una oto VII 70 TO Mr.. Bidgood. who has tie
~ .pot. OK the Alliance men The county party
ihna.la'fe'uei, Is acklng Stewart and ther L.
nc, no III he olec.et IL is aJsolufely Ger
nm mar Tomorrow viii lie a sto' INV dsv in ,Ls
,ishop John Q. Keener. d. D., who i. 10 nre-
sue over the Virginia Conference al ieiersbnrg
the Atlantic. lie preachei nt ,'uillns a.
Xor r,inoh p .9h very large congregation
lNoiman BELL secretary OF The Cotton Px-
yy nan nsports 1s7a bales Of cotton shipped
i'Hn ms porl since September lst.
II II. >. Wharton preached his lat sarmon
!, - .ne tapernacls last night There were eisht
'n"aseno people present. Since these meetings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

YORKTOWN. Va, Nov Special. The regis.
tratlon OF voters in York county is unusually
small. m Melon district, tlcre being only rw0
names added, one white and one cOlOred.
very llttle interest Is manifested IN the ap-
plOacmng election, no Wlfhstandlng 10 comes
on tomorrow. The usual pow WOW Of the col
ored voters Is not 20 be nd though some II
them say o. cnl they are going to exercise the
elective flauchi e. 10 is supposed they viii
vote for Tyler aud Crawford. thercgular Demo-
cratic nominees.
he OrA river oyster is very fat this fall and
selling az high ices on the rocks he river
j. do ted with small craft. buying oysters FOR
local ana Northern markets.
Dir s. 9egar, attorney for the Chesapeake
and ONO Il tilroad Companv. was in town last
week nego ting FOR the purchase Of two yalu-
abie laIh near here for the NeWp III News
Water Company
Mrs Charles Gohe. Who had been confined in
me cor nlf al several months, having cen al
luiesd insane. and examined on last cOurt-dav
ana dis harset by Ills Honor. Judge N. q. vs..
J. q herring. was again committed 10 Jail on Fri
Gay on On. charge OF lunacv. She MAS esamined
on ainrd1y tho 3lst ul'imO by Justices K 4
Ia 'rn. D. u. Norton aud If. ". More AID and
disc aged
NlLm smith lc0iorea received tension o.
s.rs ami va ra'ed AZ AZ per month Tor disa-
lu'lo5 under acc 81 June q. $40 lie as- 500
hikhlY clatti over his I'd wi acquired wealth
lat ne got merry SATURDAY night and losf
hi' ch OK How he would have inve te hfs
iortnne is matter ~ con eefuro 90 all who
knew Cap am ILL., late of the United states
steamer Mystic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
THE BATTLE OF THE BALLOTS.
The Canvass Closes and the Democrats lire
Ready for the Contest.
A Big POLITICAL RALLY IN BEDFORD.
Great Interest Manifested IN the Campaign
In Norfolk and NicinIty-Politicai News
From Over tho State.

BEDFORD SpRisGs. Va, Nov. 2.-ISpecall-
The Democratic nominees for the Senate and
House in this county have leen making quite
an active canvass for tho past two weeks, not
withstanding there no opposition IN the field
Tho canvass closed last Saturday with big
picnic and all day speaking at Lebanon school
houso,aboGt four miles from this place. Eyery-
body IN he neighborhoo1 vas there. including
ladies' and children. and the occasion was pro-
nounced By all q regular od-time Democratic
rally" Colone. James L. Arthur. the nominee
for the Senate. made the opening speech, in
which he briefly stated HIS views OH the various
questions - Issue and closed his remarks by
saying that u elected be would endeayor to
serve Tie people a. faithfully IN the future as
he had IN the past
=. J.. thompson Brown. for the House."
Followed IN q very eloquent speech and dis
Gus ell fully al Tie political issues of the day
and cxiaiia.ed with errnestncs5 and zeal upon
the way Che farmers were being treated by the
railroads. he sad he was going to ind ont
tHud IeA etT. II ro6sible,J Why y was that tho
farmers 40 Tx Island had 20 pay 50 much more
TO ship sheep TO - nchburg than the farmers
rs bedford ity. The distance from Big Island
j. Ok mics nearer Dnt tho freight ratio is about
NJ. thomas Cobbs next introduced Mr.. Sam
uel Iollns. the other delegate for the House.
ar Il stated that Colonel Arthur and Mr..
Brown bad LETT nothing for him TO say; ht fully
lucoried tte sentiments and would not tire The
audience wish repetition of what they had just
heard.
Mr.. Coohs WAS next called on for q speech.
but NJ sad very plainly that speech 70 near
the dinner hour would not take so well. He
mercy made few remarks About free coinage
tarln. etc. and closed the exercises OF the day
by saying that the Democrats here had some
thlne D. the frce-list which beat Mckinley's
Tree salts ana castor oil ont of sight. and an
nouncet dinner free for everybody.
u was certainly a sumptuOus banquet. and il
oniy additional G. id'nce that old Eedford never
does things by have.
dessrs. Arthur. rown and Iolling will be
elected by large maIorit es
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
JAMES T.. SHEPHERD. JR., DEAD.
West Virginia at the Fsir-Rsilroad Commits
sion Order.

RALEIGH. n. c., Nov. 2-lspeciaLl-A few days
ago it was announced that young James T.
Shepherd, Jr., son Of Asgociate-Jnstice James
i. Shepherd, of the Supreme Court bench. was
quite III at Asbeyille whore lie was attending
binghsms School sunday night telegram
wss received 10y Judge -hepheTd here from Mrs.
shepherd. who had been with her son at Asne-
VIE since last Wednesday, announcing that no
had died about o clock Sunday evening. Upon
receipt OF the telegram Judge shepherd az once
made arrangements with Colonel 4. y. Andrews
Ior sIecIel tram TO take MN ana Il laftF OF
friends 10 AsheYllle. Colonel Andrews placed MS
private car with special engine ~ Judge
Shepherds disposal. and the party LETT for Ashe-
vile about midnight. Accompanying Judge
Shepherd were Mrs. Dr. i. ID barnes Dr. HUI
bert Haywood and Colonel Thomas ). henan.
Inc party arrived at AsheYille about 10 o'clock
this morning aud started OH tho return trip
with the remains this afternoon They will pass
through here tomorrow morning and Will go
on TO Washington, y. g., Judge Shepherd Old
nome whore the burial VIII take place. Young
shepherd WAS seventeen years old and wnsQuile
an intelligent and promising young hoy. lie
had been illtwelye days with typhoid fever
=, Tomorrow will te Colored Peoples Day az
tnc Exposition. beng their annual TAR week
lie Fair will be opened tomorrow by ex-Lieu-
lana.
Thursday November 9Th has been set ~ OK
ford dsy az the Exposition, and 10 is announced
that Hon. A. A. Hicks and Dr Z. T. White. OF
that pace. Will deliver addresses. The liran-
Nil4 AiIdts ana inc Calefs OF llOfuel Military
school will also be present.
November 9TH. 9Th and 9TH will be West Yir-
gina days. and Governor A b. tleming has
consented % be present and deliver an address
on one OF those days
The merchant purchase tax case. involving
$1,000 of taxes claimed by the State, was argued
IN the Supreme Cour TODAY.
he railroad commission today issued an or
der requiring the Richmond and Danyille and
Atlantic Coast Line passenger trains 20 make
connection ct Ooltsboro going toward VIII
mlngton. Heretofore the cast Line tram has
teen leaving GoldsbOro ten minutes before the
arrival Of he Richmond and Danyille train
Governor Hot TO-DAY commissioned AZ Off
GERS of the First battalion of nava artillery re-
comfy organized at Charlotte under the auspices
or the State guard. ;. W. Crane as lieutenant
commander and major. and ID. L. Alien as
lfputtnnnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
JUSTICE JOHN,S C0URr.
The Cases Were Not Very Numerous for "A
Monday Docket.

The Cases Were Not Very Numerous for "A
Monday Docket.
Monday at the Police Court. and only few
cases of the most ordinary moment. The
regular congregation was paralyzed. and the
spectators for the day seemed as blank as the
contingent who brace up and go 70 hear a
special SUNDAY night sermon and then bavo
the pastor read psalm while some foreign
missionary tells OF the desperate dangers nf
living IN lokohoma. Japan is petting
Zoo close. and the ocean steamers
IRON San francisco every three weeks
put missionary even where his folks can oct
bis ashes If they cremate him. but from ali
accounts iito Is about % per cent safer than a
valse IN a Petersburg hotel and the brethren
sll get back safe until they. reach the Gus
fom-houses Oh America where they reusuallv
detained for duty on curios
Justice John looked sad as he Walked unon
The bench. Morality had struck a GAIT hke
lhFes lips at the iair. and although u tritle
ihtne IL was sure winner. and the till IN tho
court was about as empty as the pocket
DOCKS OF the hackers Of Egwood
:. St1ii some people did sin: some men will do
u. and even II you pin a rose on their coats
anu Alss them good bye n the morning. they
wili cut some caper before dark. and a few of
them got INTO trouble as usual
, "iiiain Mccarthy, Stanley c. Ieber. G.
r. Le0er, sam Moody. W. ii. White John
rio0ie' h1chaTd W. tOleS. John Watson md
frnest irie.or, all started out for strict etten-
tiOh 10 tho various duties OF the dsy Hut
they ielI by tie wayside ana were catIered IN
by the guardians of the peace. They were
saeh hhed 10 the extent of the law.
John A. McGee 5 from the conntr, To
pflngs IN nice vegetables with fresh dirt
sucking 10 them. and sells them in The mar
kes. lie u about six feet high and VII bs~s
inonstaehe next fall If the weather "a oo~I
John mad great luck Saturday ana every tur
NIP brought a good price. ana celery went as
sswiitN as IHE TlMts souvenirs ar tLs fsir
yonn then went TO the saloon OF Dnnst, l.
nlo 1, ana got something T. drink Iobn
eouio not testify as 70 what he got Inn, +, go
20. pu',erinhh nor branch water he uspsipy
fess ~ 'ne country. soon after fakino b;s |
tuesefages he struck old Mr. Iohn INN j.,
TIE eye and then hitched his mule "a ~notl 80
cart and LETT Tor the country. He was fped /
william klng Is Il colOred man with a 20,
ger hSart, ana the problem os the rare iesua
would be solved sooner than the avereoe hoy
does sum IN addition II thew ali ba3
hcaits that throb over sin like Nilla,n's Us
was charged with being q suspicious cbarsc'
GER, and also with being drunk. Great tear.
Iike mo passing water-csrt rainod from his
ace aud sprinkled the sswdust a. he came
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
CtplfnI Ifeins.

r. L. Moss a boy fourteen years old. who
was sentenced 10 the penitentiary from Han
over county for two years for burglary WAS
yesterday pafdoned by tbs Governor.
The pardon was issued on account OF the
youth Of Moss. and with tie UNDERSTANDING
that be should be placed in the reformatorv.
The pardon reads that re is 10 remain
with and submit 10 the custody and control OF
the trlson Association OF Virginia until he
becomes twenty-one ears age aud signs his
acceptance OF these conditions. unless sooner
discharged by tie oard Tor good conduct"
Seer tary of the Commonwealth henry "
fiournov lett Yesterday for his home in
Washington county, ere be will vote TO-DAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

The terribly aggravated form Of infuenz.
which physicians on the continent of Euroge
OBSTINATE as Ia grippe, seems 10 have afec ell
q permanent IOdgment this SIDE the Atlantso'
IL makes lis o. pearance As soon as the cool
weather sets IN aud not infrequently du-ing
me summer months In he spring it is ram
pant, Nothing checks Its first attack or a.
enectually counteracts It's subsequent rayaqes
A. hOsietlcr stomach Bltters The fortifvi1o
lnvlgorating influence of that benefcenf fcnf,
protects the system against the dangers which
beSet feeble physique and z weakly consritu-
ton consequent upon abruDt transitions of tepl
peraiure. IL difiuses genial warmth thronyb
he ulaphragm which /. he best corrective or
preventive % chill and Is n means OF neutral
lzinx the etiec, OF expo.rre IN damp or Rigorous
weather. In DYSPEPSIA. liver complaint. co..
tfehes,, rheumatism. malaria anu kidney from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03

The ladies belonging to the CITY Mission
held their annual meeting Ia tic directors
room OF the Young Mems Christian AssocIa-
ton Yesterday afternoon. The president Of
the organization, Mrs. A. Y. Stokes. was in
the char.
frayer was offered by Miss l. Horne. and a
good deal.of routine business was transacte5
he following officers were elected for fine
ensuing year. Mrs. A. y. Stokes. PRESIDENT
Mrs. ". II. Peasants and Mrs. q. w. Parbv
vlce-presideDts Mrs Claiborne. treasurer
Mr.. Addison secretary.
1t was decided 10 hold the next regular
meeting on Saturday. December 18th. wien
business OF great Importance will be trans
acted. A full attendance OF the ladies' is De.
sired ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
" PRINCE AND THE PAUPER.y
Elsle leslie Captiyated the Large Audience
NJ The Theatre Last Evening.

Mark Twain's fanciful creation. The
Prince and the Pauper" WAS enjoyably pre-
scented at the Richmond Theatre last evening
to q large and fashionable audience.
The little but wital charming Elsie Leslie
played the title role. and she was ably sup
ported by company whose finished acting
demonstrates them to be above the average
players seen IN travelling companies
Miss leslie throughout the play remains
the star and IS Il bright and pretty one for a
maid OF twelve. Her acting is marked by per
feet grace aud naturancss. she speaks her
lines with full comprehension of their mean
ing. and throughout whether she lie Paupor
or Prince. she Il IS the boy with q sweetness
and charm of manner that at once captivates
add Interests. During the play she was cal ed
before the curtain and rewarded by well de-
served plaudits.
Miss Leslie was splendidly supported by
HerCer. Archer. WHO played the part of Miles
Hendon, a soldier. and Mn bora Leslie, who
essayed the role Of Princess Elizabeth The
Others IN the cast did we'll
The piece WAS poorly staged. with the ex
ception of the third act. There will be a
matinee this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
MRs. JEFFERSON DAYIS.
She Has Consented 10 Receive Callers Each
Day This Week.


Day This Week.
Since the arrival Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis in
our midst Saturday evening size has remained
quietly at the home Of General Joseph Il. An
derson resting from the fat guing trip from New
York 20 this city. Miss Winnie attended st.
PauFs Episcopal church Sunday. where presi-
dent Davis and wife were members during
their residence in Richmond and received a
cordial welcome. Mira. Davis received a few
of her intimate friends yesterday but up to
this time has had no formal cal iers.
There are q large NUM- or Of friends and
Others ~ the city WHO are DESTROYS OF paylng
their respects 10 the wife of the President of
the Coniederacy. and they viii be glad 70
know that Mrs Davis health Will Kermit of
her receiving Tor at least two hours each day.
as the following note sent to TaE TIMES last
evening indicates
General and Mrs Anderson respectfully
request THE TINES 10 give notice that Mrs.
Davis has so far recovered from the fatigue
OF her Journey as 20 DO able 10 receive such
friends as desire 10 call on her between the
hours of and in the afternoon every day
tor the balance of this week.
The committee of invitation who visited
Mrs. Davis IN New York last June have been
waiting for the time when she should have
sufficiently rested TO attend 10 the matters in
connection with her mission 20 Richmond 10
call upon her In regard thereto, and now that
her host has Indicated that she is ready TO
receive callers they will wait upon her at Al
early time perhaps during to-day This
committee consisted OK General Joseph K.
Anderson. General Peyton Wise Mayor 81
Tyson. Judge George l.. Christian. Colonel
John y. Cary and Captain w. g. Waller
No plans have been made so far. either by
Mrs Davis or the committee. in regard 30 tho
selection of the place OF the Davis monument
or the spot for his burial. and these will be
formed on her part only after consu tation
With the gentlemen composing the committee.
and they will defer TO her W sizes in all mat
ters nertAining 10 thesa nneafiona
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Henry County Polite.

A,ih'iEIINsyItIr, Va, Nov. 2-Ispecisl.l-The
lolllca1 contest IN This county is a very tame
an ar Tho nsht = b.ween Mr. l. X Wrs~
VINO was no.-inated hy the Alliance AMI wiz /.
a J enocrat anu aylor hrowa. who was NOM
ia ot ,iN me ann Malone epulhcaus Ii is
lirhi essi' 40 10 tell how the contest will end Inf
y = Nray receives the fun Democratic vote or.
there Is NJ fonit OF lis election '''e
ne Doar o. supervisors OF this county hss
HNe conNicts 10 work on The public roads,
IN eiort VIII be made 10 yet tho lev Mr.
ne 10 come tn Nartinsyille and give !, a
vile. WIN IAN
The tobacco crop In this county is very fair
one. and .. considerable part OF il has haan
already sold Il good prices A' "eoH
'0!onel /. -. spencer, Of this conntv ,vbo 70
Gently died left hos, OF friends To- 1no,r'' M
loss te was, the second ION OF Vr u n
spencer and brother Of %. ". Spencer one ~
the leading Iobacconists II this county 0A' u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
WINTED IN NEW JERSEY.
Robert Matthews Charged with Assembling a
Jwelve-YeHr-Oid Girl

Robert Matthews, q white man. was arrested
yesterday by Sergeants Tomhnson and Wash
ington on the charge Of being fugitive from
New jersey.
Matthews arrest resulted from the fact that
resident OF thus city knowing that the police
were ookiug for him. told Major Poe where
he could 10 found, and IN a short time WAS
apprehended
Matthews confessed that he was the man
beng sought alter but stated that the whole
affair was a put up job. with the ultimate
idea of running him.
10 New Jersey he was "A druggist st Little
Falls aud n charged with assauitin "a twelve
year-old dauRter Of q Mrs. Todd at that place
Appen cd o. the article giving an account of
the .aualr Is the statement that Matthew's
picture Is IN the rogues gallery presumably
Ia New York, and served year. imprison-
ment IN tie State prison tor similar OF
Tense
MAJOR Poe telearaphed lie authorities at
Little Falls yesterday afternoon. but late last
evening reply had not been received from
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-03
WEALrHY WIDOW WNARr or LIFE.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Deliberately Cuts Her
Throat From Tar to E az.

LrxrNoToN. VA. Nov. SpcciaLl-Mrs. Mary
Wilson. widow Of r. x. Wilson, Of Coliierstown.
this county. and ono Of the wealthiest farmers
IN tins section. committed suicide 40 her home
this morning bv cutting her throat from
ear 10 ear. After cutting her throat she cooIly
re- laced the ralOr IN It's case and then laid her
sell IN led whore she was found She leaves
behind considerable property
County court il N session here to-day with a
large crowd PRESENT. but little business of I'M
pOrtauce.
1T Is expected here that Mrs. General W. H. T.
Lee VIII accept tie invitation OF General g. ".
{. Lee 10 spend the winter in Lexington as his
guest Her SONS Bow NJ and Robert L., Jr.
are students AZ Washington AMI Lee niyorsity
here. Misses Mary and Mild ed Lee make their
home here with General a.. W. G. Lee