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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-13

18th regard to himself "A he replied
ga.i,on ,r"at bregity 10 the various questl9nss
VIII - him | saw that he was not iVhu "a
Infh ;n5iscreet interlocutOrs. FOR whicu le ~
s,, + made signs 10 the priest 70 rv'u'" ~
kalavao. .,, ~ u ~ said
my companion. - ,,on but
...ber melancholy and silent. Is ne Alopsi :,
'"rortainly not Mr.. N WIS q cap.1i.n ~, -,
Tho United States army. ono day ne iet. lie
ouarters without saying w0Fu - 80, .J,or,nis,
ia came 20 these islands and ash'4 t.,,,r,
SON 10 VISIT the iazarettO. Upon VI. 49,, 80
here he succeeded IN having ms Sel - not
cepted. this was 81. years ago. una nc L;-self
think of leaving RE never speAEs y. and
or his past life no il profoundly reliEI ia
presume that. wishing % retire nDi 10
,vorid Tor some resOn cOnnccteu VIZ" -
Les-t or conscience he chose the Oulf 80
riie that is allowed q Catholic -sacIl l1 M
his Ito for On Sc poor uuioIt""H.Oll ..,nes
AGENT of the Government hes seVgl"i 49,. 49,.
desired 10 appoint him 20 some aliIiui9'l. ~
30 Office. Lut he has always declined 70 ac-
cent it, lie treats tho sores OF the !7ro,I1 a
.ba last STAGES OF the disease, buile7 lLe 49,
and assists the sisters IN the boys a75 '"l.'
living Ike ar anchorito. without ever
in his abnegauon.' l.. ,,o, Ia
30 Won thnk." said. that he may 10
living uuutI u nli-lt A3i tt'-''' -.. co~s-r,a
"Aot for a moment. lie is very, serious,
weu-halanced man. who las imposeu uu'J
mon himself With regard 20 deiusion7, my
dear sir. they pass very quickly from among
~ We are too far from the world tor the
sacrifice 20 make much noise, and TIE SAD me-
notouy Of the lazaretto IS the most e.Acaclous
of annoyauces. lir. " shows. moreover,
such modesty that even m Honolulu me
greater number Of people are Ignorant oil MS
existence
sIail fa,,o cora % rasnect the incognto of
Nr - but from the innermqst Iecesse' Oh
my soul ! send him u tribute Oh my adlnlIS-
tOu
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Among the Lepers.

Mr.. Souyin. writing to lie Correspond
ent Of @ visit made to the good sisters of
katanpaDa the successors Of the martyr
priest. Father Damian. OF the lazarettO OF
Molokai. kingdom of Hawaii. saws
We should not know what % do" said
one Of the sisters o. me- without the excel
lent Alr. u"
who is Mr. N" said I 70 Father
Yaudelin. when he had lett the sister.
You shall SEQ for yourself he replied
smilngly.
We stopped a moment at the door Of a cot
tage similar 10 all the others, and as re dis
mounted d man OF III least forty years OF ago.
tall, with a long black beard high forehead
and intelligent glance, appeared IL the shade
Notwithstanding his blue linen clothes, he
bad a iinn appearance and Distinguished man
pers. His hands were white.
We have not seen you to-day, Mr. ""
said the priest
II have taken advantage Of the holiday 10
rest ! have not left the house"
Mr.. N employed correct English, but
seemed little inclined to permit much inyesti-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-13

equally as anxious to get the thief as they u ba
the horse, and had they aue , eselow " The
that lynching would han ,',. io' stable at |
o SlsS VI" last ' night waddlpgton is IN i sn
awaiting the pleasure Of the county S"-
'" ,n the CITY council to-day Mr., +. g. Nose
lev offered preamble and resolution Tec-uns
e.V 's' ~ ''''' IT,, railways in tho matter Of
frei eq 10 the Great detrment Of business in
tercsts and requesting the general aeieiHU
~ leoielato ON the subject. lhe resolutions
~ -, tbo piftevlvania and Danv.ile sena
tors and delegates 70 do all in their power t.
secure role, and 10 that end 20 vote ana Woi.
tor the koat bill or any other measure tna1
viii compel railroads o. DO TO l'an'll'e'
Tho resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr. Thompson Coleman, father OF Co!onei
william y. Coleman. died here this evening;
aped eighty-hve lie was citizen nohoreu
AND highly esteemed and IN his YOUNGER
davs was a prominent merchant ne WaS
si.o nostfnaster OF Danvile for several terms
under Jackson's administration.
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LYNcHBURG. Va. Jan. -. Special. The
majority of the banks of TINS city had their
annual stockholders meeting 20 day. la tho
Iynchburg National Bank there were several
changes. Mr. w. A. Carpenter was elected
president vice Mr. James Clark. resigned
who was elected Yce-president Four new
directors were elected. They were Aessrs.
j. K. Shaner. George d. Witt w. ". Tyler
and James Hancock In the First National
Bank ail the Old officers were rejected with
the addition of two directors Messrs. John
Freeman of Southwest irgnia. and G. Il.
johnson. Of buckingham.
In the Virginia Investment and Banking
Company SIX new directors We're elected.
They were Messrs. ". B. Bgbie. William
King. IT,. Robert j. Snead. S. strause. H. f.
McWaul. and John Il. Williams The officers
OF the other banks were unchanged.
Jack Prince. the negro who shot Captain
Galloway at Mythevilie last summer and VINO
has since been IN the Lynchburg Jail for safe
keeping, was carried 10 the former place
yesterday for trial. Wavman Sutton, who is
also in the LynchbuTg Jail Will not DO moved
before March
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Items From Carroll.

GLADFsBoEo. Jan l2.-lSpecial. Nearly
one-third of tue people here have the grip.
r. l.. Collier was shot through the arm the
other day while III a quarrel with one MIR.
Bowman.
Mr.. Jacob Iobler. one of our Oldest settlers.
is very III.
Tho new Lutheran church at Gladesboro
is about finished and is the finest church in
the county.
Small grain is about all frozen out in this
neighborhood
The dwelling house Of Mr.. James Marshall
with all It's contents was burned the other
day.
Mr. Simon Weddle while hauling wood
was run over by the wagon and his leg
broken.
Mrs. Lucretia Bolt. aged about ninety years,
died few days ago.
Alex. Bowman WAS shot the other day while
in drunken row with Mr.. Il. Mont gomery.
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ABINGDON. Va. Jan. 12-lSpecial. The
case of the Commonwealth against Frank
Martin for the murder Of Leaf ires0n. was
given 20 the jury this morning no 10 O'Clock
The Judge instructed tile ury that If they be-
lieved from the evidence that Martin acted in
self-defense TO find verdict of not guilty
The jury was out so minutes and returned
with verdict Of not guilty. agreeing TO a
man on the first ballot The courtroom WAS
filed TO its utmost capacity. and the verdict
seems TO give general satisfaction. The Grga-
ment occupied eight hours. both sides making
able speerles
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FRyDfRrcHsnrrRG. Va. Jan. 12.-lSpecal.
Not for years has there been 50 much SIN
ness in this city and the surrounding oVun1i
Most OF the cases are the grip. but nuinosl
OF our citizens have pneumonia, particularly
The protracted meeting which was TO have
commenced last night NJ the hoeH. 80
church hos been indefinitely postponed on
account o. tho sickness OF the PASTOR "0''
Isaac ". Canter ID
Mr. Thomas A. Turner Of Brvn Mawr, Pa.
is in Stafford county examining tue hoIae
Pom cod mines with the Wow OF slaI tiH-
them in operation in y few weeks. lAe9o
mines have been idle for some time.
Congressman Z. l.. Meredith has reslgntn
as Commonwealth att rney OF irlnce VII
liam and Judge LipscomD las appointed 'li'
j. j Davies 20 that Office.
Mr.. James f. Bradley has returned from
ten days' visit % relatives IN baltimore %,
Rev. MeiH S. Chandler continues very III
at his residence on George street
Mrs Walter y. Tyler, VINO ms beeA uul-o
sick. is convaesceut.
Hon. Chancellor Bailey. Of this county has
returned from q visit 10 luchmond anu New
LittIo Miss Gay Griffin. daughter Of Couni,,
Gilman John NJ. Griffin. - wing extremely III
AT Ter fathers residence on Nam street
Mss Mamie Willis has returned from
Charlottesville. where size spent some time
with relatives and friends.
Mr. William Bernard IS visiting TRENDS ih
Washington ID. &.
Miss Maggie Nicholson is in Baltimore.
where size Will spend some time with friends
and relatives.
lodge NO. 1857 Knights of Honor. has
elected the following officers iOr the ensuing
vear. ~. R. Gouldman. past dictator john
Il. Knig1t. dictator. James J.. thompson.
vice dictator ~ G. Strasburgcr, assistant
dictator George 4. Downing reporter II.
Wissner. financial reporter; Charles ilefn-
don, treasurer Isaac iilrsh. chaplain Joseph
liable. guide d. b.. Fleming. guardian. G. 4.
Cox. sentinel. Trustees: II. IL. 6ouldman.
Isaac Hirsh. James +. Thompson. hepresen-
tative 10 the Grand Lodge. John Y. Knight.
Alternate James f.. Thompson.
A new p0stOiiice has been established at
Cowrt. Northumberland county, with Slater
COwart as postmaster.
Mr. W. -. 5. bowman, Of tins city has
been recommended as a candidate for holy
orders by the standing committee OF tho
Episcopal Diocese of Virginia
Colonel Wright Rves and Mr. Edward
Temple of Washington -. O.. are the guests
OF Mr WitAers Waller at his home near
Wide Water in Stafford county. They are
enjoling the fine sport OF duck-shoOting on
the Potomac.
Captain j. f. Russells. of lryington torm-
erly Carriers Greek Lancaster county WIS
i'm the city Sunday. lie lett Monday for
Richmond. where he viii confer with some
of the members of the Legislature iu refer
ence 10 the oyster industry, IN which he -
largely interested.
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BEDFORD CRY. Va. Jan. r. special j.
Though Sunday was a very inclement day
ali tne churcues had very & ed congregations.
The pulpit ut tho Presbyterian church was
filled uv Rev. Nr Barclay. the evangelist for
tho Montgomery presnytery. aud that Of the
Meth dist by Rev Mr.. Moore, formerly of
fbe Ho-ston e inference. recently transferred
to tho Virginia Conference.
Mrs. Evelyn Clayton Aacray. only daush-
ter of 3Ir. r. b. Clayton. of this city. and
wife of Sir. Samuel b. Macray. died this
morning mt the residence of her father Of con
gestion of tHs stomach. She WAS about
twonty-tlree years old.
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"Acates are % kind of quartz. eaid mine
ral0rl-t 20 Star writer. Most " them
come from South America, and especially
from Brazil. where they arc found iu great
quantities. From thence they are shipped as
ballast lu vessels bound for iaWbur.. Ger
many. and from t.at port they are forwarded
10 ID ersieiD The latter town ls the great
agate market or the word
AT O0erstein the agates arc sorted INTO
lots according 90 oualty, and sold 90
auction After this they are sent 90 the
mills 10 bee emit and polished. Along the
Idar river between the towns Ot Obers-eln
and Idor. there are more than n hundred
ana f.tv miles for working agates. Each
mil has several big grindstones, on which
the valuable bits Of quartz are ground,
being usually attached g. small sticks Tor
that purpose. Choice specimens are prelm-
iunr.ly cut INTO rough shapes with steel
wheel and'iiamond powder Common ones,
however, are merely broken INTO tie forms
desired with hammer and chsel. by long
experience the workmen acquire great dex-
terity in applying Their blows 80 as 10 obtain
the requisite fractures.
At each revolving grindstone two men
work. They do not $40 or stand. but he
outstretched upon wooden stools made 20
fit their bodies. While they hold the agate
u the griudstone they get q purchase with
their feet against blocks IL wood fastened
o. the ilO T. After being ground tho agates
are polished on cylinders OF hard wood.
which are fed o. they rev0lye with mixture
OF tripOli and water.
"Agates are often colored artifcially. For
this purpose they are first placed IN olive oil
and heated. Then they are put into sulphuric
acid and heated again. Owing TO the fact
that some layers OF agate are quite porous
while others are dense, the oil enters the
porous layers. where IL IS blacEened by the
acid thus making tie contrast letWecn the
colors OF the layers more striking and en-
hanciug the beauty Of the stones. Other
colors are given % agatos By soaking IN dif-
ferent solutions ard otherwise. but these
methods are trade secrets. Washington
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WI of Mr. HasiI Gordon-orazed by TRADE.


BowLING GREEN. Va. Jan. H. Specia. r.
TODAY WIS our regular county court day.
Several things cOnspred 10 make 10 one ot
the most Indifferent We have ever had. .n-
seuuently there was very little business trans
acted. About the only thing done was the
recording of wills Mr. Basil Gordons Will
was reld to-day he leit an estate worth
about 10000 His son. Mr. Cord u. OF bal-
tmore. and his grandson Mr.. herndon, of
the clearinghouse Of Conway. Gordon
Garnet fredericksburg We're here.
Mr. Aleck ugh received % telegram t today
from fredericksburg saying that Mr. D. w.
TN mas worthy young man, VINO hyes
within few miles # TINS place, was ~ J iil
there. He has gone crazy On the subject OF
buying and selling Io made "a number If
trips to fredericksburg last week. ON SAT-
urday morning he lett SIR. Catietts with
whom lie has been living since bis fathers
death. about twelve months az. and said he
was gong O. Fredericksburg To pay II the
goods be had bought. Nh Catlett rom D.
strated with him. telling him no had no
IN ney. Ac. lie replied Tn IL he WAS gong TO
Get two horses fr m Mr.. Collins. q merchant
at Wood Lane, and take them to redericks-
burg and sell them o. get the money Ihenest
thing that was heard OF him was that me Was
in Jail Some of Mr. Thomas connections
are among the most prominent people ID lr-
gina.
Dr. Edward Butler. formerly of Stevens
vile King and Queen county. has located in
Bowling Green. lie brought his family here
/ last week
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Fine sport IN northumberland.

W1comco, Va. Jan r. SPECIAL. Snow
fell here yesterday to the depth OF four
inches.
The boys are having fine sport deer hunt
ing. Nearly every day some boy kills one IN
the neighborhood. They seem to be more
plentiful than usual this season.
Dr. Henry Harding and family have moved
in our village lie visited and prescribed for
thirteen patients Saturday Grip is the pre-
valing disease. but 50 tar not many deaths
from il have occurred.
The entertainment given by the ladies Of
the Methodist rotestant church at this place
o Few days AGO was a big success.
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Kale is being shipped To Northern markets
from Portsmouth and NOriOlk.
The electric car ino between Old Point
and Hampton has been completed, aud the
cars are running through.
Mrs Judge Logan. of Lexington, the Wild
owed daughter or Non. l. d. Tucker, has re-
ceiyed an appointment to membership In the
Ladies' Auxiiary of tie Worlds Fair from
Virginia.
ltis proposed % build railroad from near
C0yngton to Hadford by way OF Allegheny,
Botet0art Craig and Montgomery.
Hon. Henry Watterson delivered his famous
lecture ou "Money and Morals at Bristol
Monday night.
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Capitalists Buying Timber Lands.

PLEASANT SHADE. Jan. 12.-lSpecial. r.
Snow fell TO the depth of seven inches here
SUNDAY. Mr.. w. b. horner. # the lumber
firm OF Messrs B. j. Duyal d Co.. of tins
place. arrived yesterday. The timber Of this
vicinity has I'll been bought up by Northern
capitalists and in the near future promise us
that some large saw-mill plants viii DO ia
ODera.iOn.
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Cula,s narer dollar is worth 81, cents IN gold
fI,.r.,l ~ I'D i..,.n ,n America vino would like
g., mi .-. .,,,- ,,rf..u.v nrtI ID has the same
f-i,. ,of,,
i-''
TO the lato Sir George liss'll Airy the Royal
Observatory ~ Nf'en"Icn Us iANt 'l'l i.l 'i0
.li,.,a lroa.it .ir.n lie large cou,to-
Rial which MAS eraot..i from nfs plan. iu $3.50.
The only MOTEL iu Jcri 'alem Us heli ~ iI.n
numerous. The guides are SAM io it Wei
Ncr-ci In the bI d.. 1nI llU COW f-a 1A- t
the hoi.l tables aic .ii- ~'o". I''''-"'
scenes. characters aud localiles.
,rt ,.. T-.,.r,.b .-i,i.+er IN France ord
r,arir .a .l,... cd .tr. frlfll ono of the lower
f i'..'.ti. Ia.l.l.. = b, of,f,rll fho
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Z ... xxi i..s p. l,of.a.I .r.4,lf|v inward
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ho finding OFT Lhe body oI haief rei man I'D
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, G lr.,.. I+ g., h h+ "a series az l..l.-
49, anil murder. committed I. the IIars
nf fle rauIaw-ky regiment and Imperial
GusrI.
Luigi lmmanue'e larna the Italian deputy
who died % -nor. time ago. was politician of
election tar h. sent 90 each Oi about lll voter.
an umbrella with hl, compliments. So another
time he had fIg8 driven through fNN street q
wIfh this notice laucirg from the snuut Ut
each. "Nhoeyer votes Tor Parma may cat Of
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ever hh'hu Do i"i 70 rIl.' t'.'-' "'...'
very seriou, floods whom tle .nov melts 100 the
comm. summer ln ls-4 floods resulting from
this cause spread ac,0latl0u over great rar-
OF rle province. fine Government has anuro-
pr.ated $1,000 for the purpose OF building
dlaes to defend tine towns ana principal asil-
cultural districts.
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Tris interesting 10 note the qualifications "
an English cura.e ir year, $780, as described
fu f.. leading Mercury OF lIN. HINI. iilHN
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Stranded steansr Admit.

0SANcooK, Va. Jan. l2.-lSpscial The
British steamer "Ashburne," which was on
shore at Paramoure's beach got ahoat satur-
day. The 10000 offer had the momentum
sufficient TO draw her away,
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DsNvuIr, Va. Jan. i2-lSpeoisl, flames
Waddllpgton slias Sam Smith. colored man,
was arrested here to-day Tor horse stealing.
He bad offered 70 sell fne young horse TO
Mr.. c. ID. NOEL for $50. In the afternoon
James Adkins and . number of friends
reached this city from near Chatham in search
OF the horse and the thief. They seemed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-13
PIN AFORFi
WITH A
SGISctOrChGStra Of Fifteen Pieces
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
January 18th, 18th and 18th,
UNDER THE AUSPICES AND FOR TIE
BENEFIT OF THE
Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment Association
". KIRK MATTHEW'S, ---- Director
". KIRK MATTHEWS, Director
$500 Reward i!

WH viii pay tho above reward for any ease OF Ltres
Complaint Dyspepla, Sick Headache lndls Con
stipation Costlveness NO cannot cure with Wes.9
Vegetable Liver Pills. when the directions arc tfic.J
complied with They arc purely Vegetable and ne'cs
fufto give SUBTRACTION. Sugar coated Large botc9
containing - Pms = cents Beware OF counteffsi@
and limitations. Tho genuine manufactured Only "
suE JOHN G WEST COMPANY. ChiCASV' IL
Sold hv +. p. REEVE Co. coz East Marshall
street, Richmond. Va "a <'-t.suNl'
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HfEf TiNGS

BIcUvosr, Va. Dec 30. lsoi.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE LIFE
| NFMBEho and STOCKHOLDERS Of Che
VIRGINIA STATE AGiICl llJ BAL and VI
CHANiCAL SOCIETY Will he held AZ tho rooms
OF the Chamber of Commerce THURSDAY ,Jan.
uary IT, lsY3 40 r. o'clock.
A. h. YENABLE. JE..
wet Secretary.
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vy,c.sro uueg, oArs oVs 'uaIpUuJ pvEeV usqa
vJso!sv1 o. Bump Gus 'ssIK osurosq qua u7QA
plIo,sso loJ psIo eqs PHO ssA eQs usv2
vpo;Sso isq eAs5 o. 'Eols SEA 1qva usgM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-13

eess people " strong nerves do sleerIng az
those with weak ones. The rrltabilty of Tie ncr-
y0us hyp0chondrac Is udicnled as natural H.
temper The very genuine aud distressing
symptoms from which he suffers are made lgat
OF "He' or "she Is a crank. is the cheerful
sort Of sympathy with which the nervous inya-
Dad meets from the unfeelng and the thought
less. Ar the same time no complaint ], more
defined AMI real none has more easy explain
allie origin when 10 is chronic. imperfect d ges-
tion ami assimilation are always accompanied
powers OF assimilation and III ,esfion with Hos
letters = Omach Bltfcrs. and nervous syup-
toms. sick headaches and generally feeble
con llrlon of the system are remcdied. Re-
member that fearful rayages are produced by
ia grippe amongiweakly. nervous people. Hos
letters stomach Bittcrs curea 10. and prevents
malalla. rneumallsm ana Kidney complaint.
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An Aggravating Sore Throat is soon re-
loved by ~. ID. Jayne xpectorant. an old
time remedy for bronchial and Pulmonary
affections.
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OLD DOMINION BruDfNG AND LoANl
AaaU|rATfIN

ASSOCIATION.
RrcHN0sD. Va. January o. 1892.
THE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| SHARFHOT DEBS OF THE OLD uOMlN.
ION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
will be held on TUESDAY. JANUARY 26 l@g. me
date fixed hy the bylaws. atl2 w.. nc the rooms
~ the Chamber OF Commerce. Richmond. a.
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
!. TAYLOR ELfYsoN. President. ia iNIt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-13

EIRGMM STATE INSURANCE CoMr'NNl
RICHNoNp. January b, 1902
rT,ur ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
| HOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY VIII ne
held AZ their Office, No. 1905 Main street, JAM
no. J.. RICHARDSON
iset 81 Secretary.
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THE STATE BASK oF NWgNiAl
RICHMOND. Va. December S. lsli
rTHF ANNUAL MEETING or THE STOCK
HOIDFRS OF this bank VIII he held in thor
boplfing housa WEDNESDAY. January l3. 1921
at r. % clock NJ. hlLLiAh .u' ILL.,
dc 3i-tOIaj A'"ioi
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The tests Of the guns o., the now batt'esh.p
Maut0uomoh Oh lt- recent trial trp appear %
have been satI7iaet0rr. bur. according lO the
Now York DIMES. DO seems 10 have been con-
cusiyely proved from what has already taken
place thaf monitors DO general. aud The Milan
tnn0m0h in particular, we're never intended 90
go % seq. In very moderate sea. such as is
often encountered 100 the South, waves eighteen
inches deep washed completely over the decks,
Wettlug everything fore ami ait and pouring
down All tle hafchos MO tAe berth deck. The
comuug ot tine engine room batch is only
eieltetu inches high. and the water flowed
over this down into tue engine and
ire rooms unrl there were seven inches of
water ON the floor Of the latter room, making 10
very uncomfortable for adj hands. Water en-
tered ttrlugl the lawse pipes. fcOlng tie
forward compartment Ot tho berth deck. All
the hatrLe, had tO be- closed. anf, even then,
tie water found entrance and wet things below.
II things are lu such a condition with only q
moderate sea. 10 am iueiosed water. what would
10 le ont at sea ln amy sort Of rough weather II.
would be impossible 90 use tho guns with tho
SOFAS Washing completely over the decks. aud
the ship would be useless
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25

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