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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

attend church fair. The Doctor. alter see see
ing his wife into the hall, went on, auu
securely hitched his horse. aud then wen. ~
himself A little later be went our AM
found his horse and buggy gone. ne seoui re-
another horse and started IN pursuit u lne
thief. who WAS seen driving towards me ciy
OF Portsmouth. Tho horse has not vet been
recovered. ..
superintendent Norman Boil. of the Cotton
Exchange has submitted his report for the
four months ending December 81 1891. whlch
shows that 372250 bales shipments since
September 1. 1891. 1929, bales. The SNIP
ments Of cotton for the same period III 4o'J'
Drilling bales Increase J6, go bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

ANEIN C0CHrHoUsE Va. Dec 3l.-The
Methodists had concert iu the courthouse
here "Wednesday evening iast which was
very enjoyable and largely attended The
programme was Rotations songs. solos.
duets, ETC.. By the Misses Wertoubuker. of
THIS place formerly Of richmond. VA
The grip has been all tho fashion. but is not
30 Lad now.
Mrs. Amanda Z. Mann. of Green Hills.
who has been spending the Christmas with
her son. 1lr Lafayette Mann. at Hotel Otter
burn, has returned home.
The Misses Lailey. of Jetersvillo. are visit
ing their Aunt. Mrs. Joseph T. Leidig
Miss Ida Mann. of Otterburn. viii leave
Saturday tor Petersburg. where she will visit
her sister Mrs. Edgar Holt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
Bnrned to Death-Jndgs Dnyis nonnreh.

BEDFORD CITY, Jan. Wednesday night.
about 10 o'clock. the house of Alr. Arlington.
near iattersOns mil. in tins county was
burned and Mrs. Anderson aged eighty-fye.
the mother Of Mrs. Arlington was burned to
death ID g.. There is 30 doubt that the ire
was the work OF an incendiary, as there We're
pilas OF burning straw against the house when
the inmates ran ost. Airs. Arlington is the
mother a Milton o. Arlington. who broke
jail here last Saturday night lie wa. 20 have
been tried last Monday for horse stealing.
In closing bis court which ends his official
term Judge NJ. Dnvis was presented by the
members OF the bar and court officers with "a
beautiful gold headed cane The iudgo has
been public officer for dity-eigat years and
for the last twelve years Judge OF the county
court.
Mr.. Willie Wright, son OF Mr.. John Wright.
Of this place arrived home last Saturday
from Memphis. Tenn, an died yesterday Of
pulmonary consumption aged twenty -four
years His funeral was held from tlo Bap-
fist church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

H1GmAND SrH1NGs. Va. Jan. Mr.. Reed
has been kept quite busy OF late "filirg uD
the gaps caused by the failure Ofthe dummy
10 make It's accustomed trips. and ihe "ll n-
land Springs coach" is quite factor 0n the
road. for merry crowds keep coming and
going.
Professor Gebhardt and sons entertained
Their gentlemen friends Friday evening go
supper and this evening Miss Kate enteruuns
her friends
MI Y. vs.. Watkins. who spent his holidays
partly in New Kent and partly Lere with bis
sister Mrs. J.. A Christian has returned 10
bis home IL Richmond
Master Dick Roh.eder who was home for
the holidays from his school in Petersburg.
returns o. his school to-day
The usual Thursday evening services of
the EpiscOpahan. were prolonged Into watch
services. Alter the usual evening PRAYER o.
service of song was kept up till u o'clock.
In the absence OF bells triumphai peal on
the organ welcomed the New car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

SroDnFRT, Va, Jan. Especial The
annual meuiment attending the Christmas
holidays was married 10y the prevalence of the
grip. Scarcely family has escaped in
many cases, chiefly among the negroes il has
been fatal
Mrs. Charlotte stuart is slowly recovering
from a serious illness.
Mrs. William ID. Walker died this morning
from the effects OF this dread epidemic
Professor Kenneth &. Balm ol Bellevue.
Va. spent q portion of the holidays th Dr.
j. ~. Biant0n. Professor t. j. Biautou II
Kentucky state College, spent has holidays
also az hls old home and returned 20 Lexing-
ton today
The beautiful weather has greatly favored
the sportsmen aud many partrdges have been
baEged during the week
Miss Mamie L. Blauton. who has been
spending her Christmas at nome. has re-
turned 10 SatterWh.te. *. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

Milar with seventy. hr.e deaths from inau.
enla in One day. head, the list OF European
cities ln 1rp mortality.
The last gown made for Encen.a. once the
queen IL trench fashions. trplnes tlc change
ln her position pa lfe 10 dinner dress VI
Ot jet On tlc cOrsalc AMI skirt fl relieve if-
somhra severity. II D. simplicity itself for au
ey-Empress Who once sle-t e-J00J ye4r Oh her
costumes.
The aristocracr of Poland has Lost one OF IFS
mos df.finrristoI members Lv tho death nf
Princess Helene ~ang1u-hO, once celebrated
Lleuty. who. DO WAS said. had refused Lle hand
OF Napoleon lil. and VI several member ot fle
highest Austrian al,ioeraef. lAe Princess r.
m8ined unmarried. and has just died 10 tle
axe oi lilF-nfe.
General Anncnsofs exploi. in railroad bui.d-
ing and equipment seems won leriui iu Russia
IT, luilt l~ mllcs Of railroad from Samar-
cant Oh the Caspian Sea. much 0f 30 along tne
edge ~ desert. iu eighteen moltls. General
III. Moser. Of Paris. is One of the Oldest Twin,
explorers o. lurke.fau and che r-o il Imror-
tance oi the ianir question has l.rec;f hls al-
fcutIOu 20 fIe possibility oft hls.Ils building
new roads witn the saIo marvellous sneed if
fle lulk l. TX 3lcaAau-e tho lus. .al IS uu-
daul . le.
ROYAL and Imperial personaees who travel in
cOgultD often have unpleasant experience.
During her recent tour DO LEypt the Empress
% Austria took sea- one afternoon iu o. r0s-
tguranf Ot Cairo and ordered e cup OF coffee.
Her curiosity being excited hy the peculiar
color Of u drink " neighbor she asked the
waiter what % Mas. That. said the man stand.
ing near Her Maiestv 'is alsiniAe. And ID
little madame. touching her iamilarlv ON Tie
shoulders. "Would drink live or 5ly alasse. al
thar DAY aAe would Lec0me thicker ami
stronger han She now is.
Ihs ligEcef te.esfaph oTce in Tie world is
thGt NJ London. IL as locafel ~ tho general
iosicihc building, and d. not accessible 10 he
scnelal .ufllc. 10 couiains more than thres
D q u
pied BY plant OF 5000 cells. or enough 10
make three solid glass rows OF cells from the
CAPITOL 10 tbs White House. This Office does
mara nrAines- ih-n ANY piiieA ia TIA LplI@3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
Arm Amputated-New Year BAN.

FARMyILLE. Va. Jan. Especial. The
young man Goodman Glenn. who met with
sucn serious injuries last night by jumping
from rapidly moving tram at Prospect on
the Norfolk and Western railroad. had his
arm amputated to-day US the result OF his
injuries
lie first ball Of the holidays was given ct
the Mckinney House tonight
Most OF the Normeites Lave returned 10
college from their Christmas vacation and
the school has begun sfresh with the new
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

SfmprY apply "Swarnes Ointment 10 IN
ternai medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
itch. an erurtions on the face hands, noso &c,
leaving the skin clear white and healthy Its
great healing and curative powers are possessed
Bln0 other remedy Asa yolr druggist t0e
kHalues Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

Sold by POwers-Iaylor Drug Company; i. W
Haeemann Seventeenth ana Broad stree Blat
Pharmacy. I'D cast Broad: George W. B0ck ID
east Broad; }. /. Lewis. east Broad. J. +
Crane. ZlJ east Broad. Charles Ii. berrlan -FOUR
teenth aud Franklin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. Especial. The
wear Just past has not been a bad year Tor
Norfolk AL business ventures have not been
successful. out whom a balance sheet ot loss
and gain is exhibited 10 VIII he seen that the
city has made substantial and permanent al
Vancement. During 1891 trade was extended
into new fields. Norfolk drummers found Gus
toners ia territory not heretofore travelled
Transportation facilities have been markedly
improved, and tho export trade advanced,
IN certain departments. nearly 700 per cent
III the next twelve mouths Norfolk expects 10
establish valuable business arrangements with
tie West which Will be of vast interest TO the
Truckers OF Eastern Virginia and the Caro-
llnas.
ia speaking with one of Norfolks citizens
this morning of tho OLD year what had been
accomplished. he SAID: ! am "a constant
reader of IHE Inus, and know OF no paper
~ Virginia tnat compares with IL IN appear
ance and news matter 10 furnishes the hest
news IN the most approved manner. 1 like
the paper aud J wish It. q very prosperous
New ; car.
During the year Just past there were 500
houses erected Do tins city. Some OF them
were hne residences and churches costing
from ten TO fifteen thousand dollars eacn.
and il is not an Overestmate 10 say the sum
total of the amount expended in building
would be largely over e million dollars
The Business Mems Association have made
arrangements 70 move their quarters from
the Balluteu building to the second story OF
the buruss binding, on the corner If Main
and AZ anllc streets. Tho entrance OF the
BurTuss building VIII be remode.ed 40 Il cost of
5000. The contracts nave been let aud tho
Work Viii commence Monday. Tie AssOcia-
ton viii move into their new quarters on
their second anniversary the lst Of May
Tie coloIeC people held an oman clnation
celebration to-day They paraded the streets
with brass band and had about one thousand
IN Aue. AT the bute-street Methodist church
the closing exercises took place.
Chief Constructor Wilson. of the United
States navy. Was 80 the Atlantic Hotel
to-day. lie has just paid an official
visit to the Norfolk maynard and said he
was much pleased ~ the appearance of
things around the yard. lie says that the
new so.ners' shop which IS ROW being con
strncted vii be tie finest o. eny under the
Government. The semi-annual examination
OF apprentices In the steam engineering and
construction departments was conducted
this morning
Thursday right Dr. William II. Schmole
and wife went 10 the village Of Deep Greek TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

CHARLoITEsyILIE. VA, Jan. IA statement
of the growth of this city during the year 1891
has been prepared tits not completed, but
il shows how substantial Is the increase As
far as listed 06 houses were built NJ "A total
cost Of 1924. $50. or an average of $3.50 per
house This is a remarkably clear showing
of the substantial and valuable nature of the
city's increase. In spite ofdisasters elsewhere
III real estate circles this city has made a
steady forward movement and the building
record of 1891 doubles that OF any former
twelve months. There are no vacant houses
in Charlottesville.
The Baptist sunday school held It's Christ
mas entertainment last night. The church
never held larger assembly oil people. The
usual program me OF singing and Rotations
was rendered Many prizes were distributed.
Mrs. ). Is. Iurpiu wife OF the pastor. Mr..
James Nj. Williams Miss II. D.. Johnson Mr.
Archie larlowe, and Miss Mary Bailey re-
ceived prizes for introducing new members.
Mrs. Iurpin's list was the largest, containing
thirty-one new pupils. Prizes were given
Mrs. Il. X. Flanagan. Pittman flanagan
Miss Mamie Paoh, George Robertson Mr. h.
G. NaudeRrlit and Mir 7. D. Williams for
being present at Q o'clock each Sunday morn
ing. The Rev j. Il. Iurpiu. on behalf Of the
Bible class. presented g. the teacher Pro
fessor n. *. Davis. q handsome ebony cane
with chased gold head inscribed suitably
Miss Cleveland the Organisf Mrs J.. r.
Snead. Miss Lizzie Sinclair. Miss Eddie Jack
son Mr. NJ. G. homas and Mr.. Nandegrift
were kindly remembered.
Captain Eugene Davis has resigned the
presidency of the Piedmont Hospital
The Rev. O. Hanstord Spooner has re-
turned 20 his home III MoodNAe. Kappa
hammock county. after e short visit to bis
home.
Air. Charles Carroll and wife are visiting
relatives ia this city.
Mrs Henry strauss of Alexandria Is visit
In her daughter. Mrs. Phil Leterman.
Miss Leila Page has gone TO Richmond
The Rev Frank Meade OF hinton. W Va.
is visiting his father. tho Rev. IL. H. Meade,
of this city.
Miss Alice Lewis. the eldest daughter of
Mr.. =. L. Lewis. Ct IVY was married to Mr..
Harry Bruhey, of Charleston. 5. c.. Mednes-
day night
Mr.. William Dudley and Miss Bishop were
married at Woodbridge in this county yester-
day afternoon az 4 O'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

sT-NESrluNSrER CHrNCH Ihf pe,i0r
the Rev. Jhnfs Linus. 81 As I. l.saea
meetings i0r tho week ni. us Observes. 49,
welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

RAIUGH. \. g.. jan j. Special. News
reached here to-day Oh Ii bloody murder which
occurred last night in Sampson county during
the progress of "a negro festival. Two ne
groes named Matthews and Wilson had %
difficulty about woman which resulted in
Nj sou killing Matthew lv shooting LiIa.
Tue murderer escaped aud kilograms have
been sent 20 ali directions tor him.
The city was aroused this morning about /
o'clock by the sound OF the police alarm
which was tapped 1y the fire. bell. IN alarm
of fire was first sent in and the fire DEPART
ment Ou going t0 the box found that instead
~ tire q general TOW was being carried on
by crowd of street-car employees at the
power house. Seyera. shot. were fred and a
great din was gong on The chief of the
fire. department % once sent ia tho police
alarm uul tie entire city police
force WAS called 10 tho spot and the midnight
dsturbers were arrested. Noure was injured.
To-day they were aTra.gIed before the mayor
and fined.
Atc.egram received here tonight announces
that MR.. Mary Shepherd Bryan WIFE az
james A. Bryan Of New berne died to-day IN
Brooklyn =. y. She was a daughter OK TIE
late Charles Shepherd. of this CITY
Tho collred people gathered in great num-
bers here to-day and celebrated "EmanciDa-
ton day as 10 their usual custom on january
lst. Their exercises were held IN Metr0p0I-
tan Hail. which Was crowded. and an address
was made boy Governor Thomas N Holt aud
several prominent cOlOrCd men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

sy-LAUREL- STREET Mrluoor- :,
EPISCOPAL CHURCH corner or Lnurf. aIi ]
Aihcmarie streets. Dr. ". T.. jrpAfs.. pa. .al
Preaching no D. a. 81. and $3.50 T. 81 I I
pastor Mons partr meeting N0ndiy ni.I.
ice rre an prayer meeting con '-NaI .I.
public cordially lntl e4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
COUGHS COLDS.

COUGHs-COLDs.
Use our EMULSION OF COD LIVER OH.
With HypophosDites. II h tho best remedy for
all Throat and lung troubles IL "a also great
flesh producer. Nothing Is better for building
up the system. For sale by all Druggists Ask
Tor thai prepared by PURCELL. LAID i co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02
Al tho BAr-Iioom. closed.

IH1EI0TTT. = Q. jan I'-TNUecial. y e.
terday drunken man was put OF OF the train
on the Carolina Central railroad near Monroe
by Conductor Welsh. The man drew pistol
and shot twice at Welsh. but did not hit him
lie was arrested az Monroe.
The bar-rooms of the city closed their doors
TO-DAY. tnelr license having expired last night.
and the county commissioner refused all an
plcatous for license Applications for CIV
license come before tie Board of AIDE. men
Monday. The vets aud drys both claim a
majority In the board II tie city grants h.
cense the result will be a fight between the
county and city II license IS refused. Char
lotte's bars remain closed. Great excitement
prevails over the mattar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

~ GORE MEMORIAL pROIrsuNr
EPISCOPAL CIT RICH Iauro. street OPPOSITE
the pariN.-Seryices a. 1855 a. ~. and 8 F. A.
SUNDAY school az 9.aOA 80. AID who come .r.
welcome and seats furnished them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

sg-MONINENrAL CHURCH. nov Dom. .
NEWTON. rectCr-~crFlce ami scrm0uaf "a A. H
and G.80 =. M sunday school at 900 s. 81. N..
come go al.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

gF-GROXE- AVENUE BAPTIST CHUI Il
between Lind n and Beech stroot1. Ir r A.
Goodwin pastor Preaching Sunday f
pastor ~ u O'Clock A. II. and Nnr.nc. n m
and Wednesday evening at O'Clock I...f
mems prayer-mcotlnZ Friday night at So ..l
All are welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

e3-UNION-STATlON METHODIST pD
COfAL CHURCH corner Tvs entr-for-.n A.. .
streets Key GFoR9E II RAY. Pastor --...
morning cias.at g,oc.o'k. Preaching -
AL. and +. ". Nednc,loY-night slfre.. d.
:45 o'clock. Young Mems prayer-u. e..,
Thursday night a. 1:45 O'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

ETCLAY STREET BAPTIST CHUECH ror
ner Clay and Graham streets Rev. - q. ii..
at II A. NJ Prayer meeting Wednesday ff F.
NJ. Young men meeting Saturday at b 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

gVFIBST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Seventh and Grace streets. .-l.fY. D. A.. of..
q:l5 "A. 3D., Prayer meeting Wednesday SGD H
H. t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

T-SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH corner
Main and Sixth streets. Rev. ". 81. LANunrM
u. H.. lastOr.-SerYlce 81 ID s.. 81 t'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-02

~ BROAD-SlnEET MErHODisrcH rr.,,
CORNER Broad am Tenth Streets rev
TUDOR. y. D.. pastor prafer-mrffur So.
at9 4. u. olular-4clO1I 1.I s. III. pr.t
40 - 4. ". aud 40 J.. IT, by fhe pastor.
lect IN The morning le tnfr..t.
" orlf, NJ night BIO Period 0f |.....
Ep1olih League services at1 r. N ast..
w Wednesday evening afs O'Clock .trarr.'..
visitors cordially invited o. attend t.o.o ..r.
vices.
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:TpINE STREET BAPTIST CHrrrr
ner tina AMI AlhemafIe streets fav
hrfsot. past0r.-PreachIng Sunday ain 81.
A. Miraycr- meeting "Wednesday r,f. Z
clock. Young peoples meeting Irila,rt F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-08
What Have We Here 2

Something terrible is in the air.
There is conspiracy against oleve.
land" The New York Evning Post is
the Christopher Columbus Of the stir
ring occasion. It must be true, for the
Pot is very near to the person of Gro
yer the Only and would be too proud to
60 wrong in a matter of this moment.
It is Democratic conspiracy, which
the Post further describes as a mutiny.
1t shows itself in the vote Of Demo-
cratic senators in favor of the silver
bill, which action is interpreted by the
Mugwump guardian Of Mr.. Cleveland's
interests as clearly showing a cold
FLOODED desire to settle Mr.. Clevelahd's
political hash,
Tho Postia filed with alarm lest there
be mutineers of the same sort in the
house; in which case they will follow
the lead of the bushwhackers of the
senate, Hoping to save something
even ia this late hour the Post urges
that "all who in their hearts desire the
election of Cleveland and Stevenson
should fight against the bill as though
IL we're their last battle on earth. They
ought to use all the resources Of par
liamentary law to stop its progress.
That is to say, If the majority be in
fayorof passing the bill, the minority,
having in their hearts the desire" to
win Democratic victory at the polls,
should do all they can to obstruct the
proceedings and make the majority
poweriess. This is all very touching,
but if the conspirators in the house be
as hard hearted as the mutineers in
the senate, they will go right ahead and
pile clods on mir. oleyoland's beautiful
grave, won't they?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-08
a SONG no BENJAAIIN.

For he Intelltamer.
We're coming, father BENJAMIN, we're coming
The votes s' are il our pockets now, and none Of
them are wrong.
We're gathering from the. valley, and we're
gathering from tho plain.
Aud we're ready. with the ballots, to elect you
once again
We're coming father BENJAMIN, get out the old
White Hat,
The one they call your Grnndpapa's, and laugh
aud bellowAt,
They realize at last that you will run thing,
four years more!
Their poor old ethrce.term" candidate, moth
eaten though he be,
Is striving hard to run the race, although its
plain TO sec
He needs hat ike Grandpapa's, yes, more and
more each minute,
EvERARD JACK ArPIErON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-08
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A smart Young man'in Walla Walla,
Wash, started out to have some fun by
soaring two young women who were to
return homeward through wooded
stretch OF road after visiting friends in
the evening He put on a buffalo robe
and started out to play bear. The girls
attacked the supposed bear with heavy
stones and then thumped 1t with clubs
before the young man squealed. he
was SO badly bruised that he could hard
ly crawl home.
Some years ago the burial vault OF the
Chaplinfamily, at Blankney. in Lincoln
shire, was opened, and it was ascertain
ed that large bat, which had been
found within the place on several occa-
sions when the vault was opened, was
still living inhabitant Of the said
vault. 1t was calculated that the bat
had lived in the tomb thfrty-three years.
A farmer of North Mahoning town
ship, Pa, purchased some phosphate
few months ago. Il was not all used
aud several pounds remained in bar
rel, where nest was made for q hen.
The hen Matched thirteen chicks in six
teen days. Another hen was set at the
same time, but it took her the usual
time-three weeks-to bring out her
brood.
A farmer living near Red Greek, N.
Y, recently found COW in the act OF
devouring the entire family wardrobe.
She had already eaten pair OF trou-
sers, vest, cardigan jacket, two silk
handkercheifs, pair of lady's walking
shoes and the leg off a rubber boot.
Many of the fre.bombs which pro-
duce the greatest pyrotechnic effects
are made in Japan. Their manufacture
is secret which has never been be-
trayed by them. Many American de-
signs that 90 into the bomha were long
ago sent to Japan and redrawn there
An English naval officer has noticed
that barbed wire has played the part of
a peace-maker in Uruguay. 1t has
tended to suppress revolutions by max
ing it difficult to march troops across
the country where it is used for fencing.
The distance between division points
for changing railway engines has been
increased in this country, and some
roads are now running engines from 200
to 800 miles, where they used to run
100 miles or less.
Major George Henderson, the pro-
lessor Of tactics at the Sandhurst mill
tary college in England, after witness
ing the recent maneuvers, concludes
that France has the best army in the
world.
Mrs. F. B. Mapp, OF Milledgeville, Ga,
has been awarded diploma and gold
medal by the Inventive Society Of Paris,
France, for her invention of a bread
raiser.
The Methodists Of this country pub
lish l47 papers, the Roman Catholics
1877, Baptists 126, Presbyterians So,
Episcopals AZ.
Prof 81. W. vogel, Berlin chemist,
claims to have discovered system of
reproducing natural colors in pho
Biography.
The number of exhibitors to the
Worlds Fair is estimated to be l75, 900.
Their mail will be delivered every hour.