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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
CROSSING THE TRACK
CARRIAGE WITH TWO LADIES AND
6ENh STRUCK 6s AN ENGINE.
Al - rAem bruised nut x.s ssrssusly-
Ahs veiitncs Case--nooshs Ordered
for the walton law.

NoRFOIsK, VA, September iS.--fSpe-
s'alt-ro-day as Francis R.gger. OF Ports
mouth. was returning to the city after a
orive over Deep Creek road with Mrs.
sydney James and Mrs. c. T. Ironmongcr.
and while crossing the track OF the At
iantic and Danviile railroad on Chestnut
street. an engine going west struck the
carriage abou, the centre. hurting It from
the track. and throwing It's occupants to
the ground
Mr.. Rigger was badly hurt about the
head and Mrs. Ironmorger ana MIS-
James are badly bruised.
c. II. Simpson. fertilizer. No. Roanoke
Dock. made an assignment to-day 10
Joseph Gurley. debts to the amount OF
1850 being preferred.
A SOLEMN DECISION.
The police commissioners met to-day,
and. after rosdirg Justice Burroughs's de-
cislon. solemnly decided that as they had
removed Captain NelIlnes, they. and only
they. could put him back on duty; and In
order TO have some sort OF an excuse Tor
their act. decided to appeal from Justice
Burroughs's decision TO the Corporation
Court. Captain Vellines's friends viii pro-
baby apply to Judge Brooke for man.
damus compelling the commissioners 10
restore Captain Vellines TO duty.
BRIDAL COUPLES.
The Cincinnati Commercial excursionists.
having finished up sight-seeing here. have
gone 10 take IN the eastern cities. There
are FIVE bridal couples in the party.
Rev. John c. Rosser, son OF the famous
Methodist evangelist, Will commence
revival in Berkeley next week. Those who
know him say that young Rosser Is AL
ready powerful evangelist and unweary-
ing worker. like his father.
The first cotton steamship from Calves
ton TO Liverpool this season arrived at
Lamhert's Point yesterday with 500 bales
on board.
BEST IN THE MARKET.
The electoral boards Of the two cities
have ordered the booths for conducting
the election under the new law. Those
OF this city are 10 be the latest improve
ment.
The grocery Of Hathaway & Co, in the
county on the suburbs OF Portsmouth. was
broken into by three negro thieves on
Friday night and robbed OF 800 in cur
rcncy. The negroes were arrested and
committed 10 jail.
The Virginia Defenders OF Portsmouth
have disbanded.
A Democratic club will be organized In
the Sixth Ward next week. This is a
Prohibition stronghold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
Charged by His Wife With Lunaey

LYNCHBURG. VA. September l5-(Spe
cial w. a. Ward. formerly Of this city
bat who now runs a book and news
store at Blueiield. w. Va. was arrested
mere last night on warrant sworn out
by his wife. Mrs. Mamie Ward, charging
him with lunacy. The accused man wa.
locked up for examination as TO his sanity
Several days ago Ward published a card
III one OF the city papers, charging hi
wife with desertion. and unfaithfulness
and announcing his intention Of entering
suit Tor divorce. Since his separation hi
mas been deiuging his wife with letters
and she and her friends think that hi
actions show that HIS mind in diseased
Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
MEcKLENBURc'S MONUMENT.
The Base and Shaft to BE surmounted by
a Confederate Soldier-PoliticaI,


CHASE CITY. VA. September 15.-
(SpeciaL)-The special committee appoint
ed by the L. A. Armistead Camp,
Confederate Veterans, on the Confederate
monument to be erected at the county
seat Of Mecklenburg, met yesterday at
Boyeton. The design selected was a
solid granite shaft. about three feet
square. the base being OF larger stones
of different sizes and ornamental apex.
The shaft will be ten feet from It's pc
destal 10 the bronze statue OF a Confede-
rate infantry soldier. which Il Is
proposed, as soon as sufficient funds
are obtained. 10 place on the top The
inscription is simple and comprehensive:
ITO the Confederate Soldiers of Mecklen-
burg. ls51-'6S." Money is ready 10 pay Tor
granite work.
The contractor thinks he can have the
monument ready by the last of Novem-
Der. and Will at once so 10 work. The
place selected Tor its erection is In front
OF the portico OF the courthouse The
shaft will weigh about twelve tons.
THE SECOND.
This will be the second monument 10
the Confederate soldiers erected In the
counties of Southside Virginia.
There Is some doubt whether Colonel
J. Thomas Goode. Of this county will &C
cept the nomination for Congress from
the Fourth District, rendered MIN by the
Populist convention held this week at
Blackstone. He would. Of course lead a
forlorn hope IL he ran as candidate.
1t Is generally conceded that william
r. McKenney. of Petersburg. will be the
Democratic nominee. He is 4 fluent, able,
and aggressive speaker. and, in addition.
thoroughly Informed on all the pollticai
questions about which the people need
enlightenment Then, in joint discussion,
he is always ready TO meet all corners"
In the arena of joint debate before the
people ne Is in his natural element. and
has few equals in Virginia. With such a
siandari-bcarer the Democratic party
Mould go forth c0nquering and to con-
auer. He will speak at our County Court
~, Monday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
THE
FoURQUREAN PRICE
COMPANY.
LINENS.

We claim authority on every nne
we handle. Folks are beginning 10
realize the advantage OF an expert
judgment-of responsible guarantee
when they are buyers OF LINEN.
Price isn't a safe guide. IL taxes
service to prove value-and to have
us shoulder the. responsibility takes
the burden--the loss. II there be any
away from you. Linens are perpetual
needs-seasons don't control them.
Circumstances make your interest In
them--and 1t is our constant endeaVor
TO have the very best" always ready
We are keeping the good values iiyins
constantly now. and the choicest
values are offered at the smallest
price that has ever been quoted
Hotels, restaurants, clearinghouse
and private houses replenishing their
LINENS preparatory 10 the great IN
fiux Of visitors TO the Exposition are
cordially invited to inspect our new
stock at our new prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
TABLE
DAMASK.

56-inch AlI-Llnen German Table Da-
mask. very heavy ...........OOc. SaIu
6g-inch All-Linen Heavy Cream Ia
BILE DGmask. ...........,....'oVc. yaiu
6O-inch All-Linen Bleached IaDle
Damask. ....................o Zi2c. yafo,
62-inch Very Fine All-Linen Bleached
Table Damask. ....foc. yard
ee-inch Extra Heavy All Linen
Cream Table Damask......75c. a yard.
eG-inch Fine All-Linen Full-Bleached
Table Damask. Soc: yard
e. to 70-inch Fine Bleached All
Linen Table Damask, in a oeantitul
variety of new patterns.
81 and s125 a yard.
Pinch Extra Fine Bleached Table
Damask, in the finest goods we have
ever SNOWFALL new patterns,
Sis, $50. sl.65. and s. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
10 NEWS OF Mr.. j. M. NeWcOMBD
Is Believed He Was Lost from the
Steamer Acknowledgment.

RETERSBCRG. VA. September b.
Aecial)-Ali doubt as to the death OF
~ Jesse VI. Newcomb. prominent gro
h. merchant of this city. and most
y Unable citizen. who is supposed to
- been lost from the Daytime steamer
~ DaIna several days ago. Is now re-
Id. IL he was alive he would GER
MY have been heard from. a large
&tntity OF goods purchased by him in
Altlmore are said to be in the depot
g. shipped by his orders. The suppo-
ION IS now that he was robbed and
ordered. No one who knew him sus'
cts for a moment that he deliberately
% wned himself.
III FOURTH DISTRICT CANDIDATE.
Through very few of the counties OF
bis district have yet elected delegates
L. the Democratic convention. which
tleets here on the 18th instant TO nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress, 1t is yet
believed that these delegates will all be
appointed in time, and that Hon. William
T. Mckinney, of Petersburg. Will be the
nominee. There will be no question about
his election, or. for that matter. about
the election OF any good Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

Our Carpet Department Is the most
busy place In the house. The quality
the styles--combine TO make this stock
deservedly popular. All the best pat
terms In Bigelow Administer. Hartford
Administer. Lowell Brussels. Hartford
Extra Super Ingrains. etc. All our
Carpets are cut and fitted by expert
enced workmen, and laid over an
extra quality lining.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
RsidsviiIe's Democr.,,. p.

RElDSVlLLE. N. c., September Is
(special)-At the Democratic primary this
evening there was great enthusiasm mani
Tested and perfect harmony prevailed
Nineteen delegates and nineteen alter
mates OF the best citizens were elected.
A fourfshing Dmocratic club was Or
gaalzed here last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
THE
DELINEATOR.

for October is the greatest Fashion
and Household Monthly Magazine pub
lished. 1t contains over one hundred
and fifty pages Of interesting matter
on the Fashions, Fancy Work. House
hold Management. The Toilet, etc.
The Dslineator is the cheapest and
best woman's magazine published. For
sale at the Pattern Counter. .l5c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
SILKS.

We begin the new season where we
left off the old-in Silks-specials from
the start. The signs OF the time fore
cast the popularity of black. So black
forms a large feature Of our fall
stock. We reaped the benefit Of an
advantageous purchase, and We now
offer the following excellent values:
2i-inch All-Silk Black Gros-Grain--a
quality we can guarantee as the best
value we ever offered at the price,
81 yard.
20-inch Black All-Silk Faconne eros
de Paris. ........................Sl yard.
Pinch Black All-Silk Brocaded Taft
20-inch Skirting Silks, in hair-line
stripes-colors black and red, black
and tan. black and purpe-excellent
value, at.................,...75c . a yard.
20-inch Black All-Silk Armure,
75c. a yard.
2i-inch Black All-Silk Taffeta,
75c. a yard.
l9-inch Black All-Silk Taffeta,
Coo. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
TABLE
CLOTHS.

A choice line OF Fine All-Liner
Bleached Damask Cloths, all new pat
terms and all excellent value,
Length 2la yds. 3 yds. 3ls yds. yds
Price. $50. 81. $3.50 81.
Napkins to match the above cloths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

A LII SHOES AT COST FOR -
"A Cash TO DISCONTINUE eHOEa
BUSINESS. BRIDAL TRUNKS AND SCHOOL
TRUNKS SPECIALITY. r II. SPENCE,
Wrong side Broad, corner Eighth street
- sim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

Checked Linen Glass Toweling,
10. 1919. Is %. 20, and 25c. q yard.
Russian Crash for towels.
10, 1915, and Is PC. yard
DRESS GOODS.

We are now showing for early fall
wear some of the latest novelties, the
most unique designs. the newest
weaves-classic and varied-in very
stylish effects. Also. full line OF
Dress Patterns in the new novelties
Of the season.
See our line of Wool Dress Goods in
fancy weayes at
25 80, 80. 60. So, 75c.. and 81 a yard.
See our line OF Covert Cloths at
90. 70. Sc, 81, and sl.2j a yard.
See our line OF Imported Scotch
Serges at.................,.....N a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
EXCURSIONS, PIC-NICs, &c.

I OW RATES TO EASTERN
IL CHRISTIAN further notice tickets will
DO sold via the York-Hiver Line from Richmond
TO Baltimore and return, limit 1fteen days, at
rate OF -; Richmond to Philadelphia and re-
turn, limit thirteen days, IS; Richmond TO New
York aud return, limit thirteen days, sic.
For further information and for ststeroom re-
seryation apply at passenger oni.e. geo east
Main street JOHN n. BRALL,
80 1I-1w Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
My GOld.Rimmed Glasses.

BY ALPHONSE NJ
How dear to this heart are my gold
mounted glasses,
My beautiful glasses that sit on my nose
Those glimmering glasses, those gold
rims round them,
The bridge and the hook that goes be-
hind the ear,
Those beautiful glasses hail as q trea-
sure,
The purest and dearest which ever was
made.
I found them the source Of exquisite
pleasure
Whenever put them on to my eyes.
At ll5 east Broad street bought those
fine glasses,
Those beautiful glasses that rest on my
nose.
Whenever you want glasses. and so
FORTH se 16-Su. Tu&F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
| FASHION
SHEETS.

Butterick's Fashion Sheets for Oc-
tober will be at the Pattern Counter
tomorrow morning-free for the ask
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

7 OST. ABOUT 8 O'CLOCK So
Il Saturday NIGHT. In the lower mar.
ket, SCOTCH TERRIER. Answers to the name
OF "Wan." Suitable reward will be paid IL
10 return to d. Q. D.. lie north Rishth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
NAPKINS.

2O-inch All-Linen Napkins.A a dozen.
1s-inch Heavy German-binen Nap
kins .....................''''S l'-0 Il uO|eh'
So All-Linen Napkins.
$50. 81, $3.50. $3.50 81. and IS a dozen.
a All-Linen Napkins.
50, 81 s., So, IS, and $40 a dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
FANCY
CLOTHS.

o. Frlnged Tea-Cloths, with two
rows drawn-work. 20 each.
Hemstitched Napkins,
$3.50 s., and 81 per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
MORE THAN
ASK TO SEE
OUR oJc,

Boys School ) b o o s.
They are sim ply Won
ders. Bot good, hard
cash performs marvel
Gus things. So you see
it Is money. not us,
that does those won.
derful things. Do not
expect these s b G o s
scattered about the
floor. 50 ask for what
you want and II will DO
cheeriu!iy shown you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
DOYLIES.

Extra Large Cream Doylies, with
colored order..............Sc. dozeh'
Checked Doylies. SOC. a dozen.
All-Linen Bleached Doylies,
62ia. 75c., 81, .1.25. $50. N.75, g.
$50. 50, $3.50, 81, and s. per dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
4 Walnut
Chamber Suit.

Tho Franklin Furniture Company. Of
Cincinnati, were the acknowledged lead
ers in the manufacture OF Walnut Suits.
both In make and style. When this large
establishment assigned We were offered
some OF their new patterns at heavy
discount for cash, and having gotten suits
Of them regularly for number Of years
back, thereby knowing their reputation
thoroughly. we bought. Therefore, we
can give you
TEN-PIECE SUIT FOR siI5.
ANOTHER FOR 3l25.
that are richly worth $50 and SEQ. You
can take any set of Walnut-Suit Chairs
and any Walnut Marble-Top Table in
our place with them. Only nine Of these
suits are left 1.-TWO patterns).
This is a GENUINE BARGAIN. and
not Gale OF shop-keepers. Take this
chance. We will give moderate time In
paying II necessary. A number OF these
suits have been sold by US already, and
they have given entire satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
LINEN
.SCARFS. ETC.
SHEETINGS.

Fine Linen Sheeting. % yards wide,
81 and sl.25 a yard.
45-inch Pillow-Case Linen.
So IS. 75c., 81. and sl.25 a yard.
54-inch Pillow-Case Linen.
75c., 81, and sl.25 a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

Stylish Drcss Goods 'hsf PEA.
el-ewnere at 75c. per yart. % ...
Offering for ................. ......... -
We are selling for sfy' % l,.-
Made Smts. Covert Gosh ......
where 10. our p-i'r
A servir'ablo 'oscrt ,o
shade. our price. ...-...
High Novelties 90 Dr..s g.. ....
nes hAics. special psi ".
All-Wool Dress Goods DO '.s.......
cial prlce.....................
All.Wo0l Plaid Dress Gods
silk and Wool Dress No.'. t.....
retailing elsewhere a. 3l-f.
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

Ladies' High-Back, Antique-Oak Rock
ers, silk-plush upholstery, spring seat,
and highly finished, 1898 each, worth
s.: Ladies' Double-Arm Rocker. high
back, carved, finely polished, 1910;
Ladies' Arm Rocker fancy spindle
back, spring seat. upholstered in
finest silk plush, S.63; Gentlemen's
Oak Rocker. ornate back, double arms,
value $3.50 each. for s. %; Ladies' An
tique-Oak Rocker, hand-caryed arms,
detachable silk-plush seat. and back
and head rest, fancy-caryed front, and
worth sl6 for sll-25; Ladies' Rattan
Rocker sixteenth-century finish. fancy
ornate back. and worth 81. for $L75.
A trio of Bargains in Framed
Pictures
1Sx22 Pastelles. 3-inch Florentine frame,
in white and gold and white and sill
yer, actual value s. each for 1sc.
19x32 Artist-Proof Etchings, white and
gold and white and silver. hano-
carved frames. actual value IS each.
for $ll5.
22x2s Pastelles. hand carved. gold-orna-
mented frames, actual value SIS each.
for Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16

Tapestry Brussels, Sc made ana i onc
made Em gar and laid on your door; velvet,
SIC. made and laid on your. floor; MO-
quette. 81 made and laid on you,
floor; Atwood Ingram. 5Oc made ana .dp
laid on your floor: Three-fIy' w.
made and laid on your hoor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
Two Big Drives in Rugs

sOxs0 Smyrna Rugs. positively worth
$50 each, for sl.9S; feet by iGe'
Monuette Rugs, largest size maze
positively worth s. each, for s9ss a.
Floor Ou-Cioth. l9c. for regular Soc'
quality; 25c for regular 4Oc. guality;
Lace Curtains, from 55c. to $40 par 4;
a Nottingham Lace Curtain peauutui
design, 3 yards long. per pair &c, AT
81 so per pair a Nottingham Lace Cur
tain tain. ga yards long. and worth 81 r.,
good imitation Brussels, She yaru ia
long. for sl.96 a pair; very handsome
Point de ireland. poika-dot erect, e ~
tirely new this season, per pair >-'"'
ought 10 be 81. IA.
pORTIERES.- Chenllle Portieres, dado
TOP and bottom, fringed. per pair N'p'
others at 1894 per pair ought 70 be
81: at 1896 per pair, ought 70 De 49, /
exclusive newness in Algerian-StIlpeu
Portieres, S3.9s per pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
SHEETS AND
PILLOW-CASES.

g12XZ44 yards,
Sc, $3.50, $50. IS. and 50 a pair
Hemstitched Linen Pillow-Cases at
81, SIS, 81. s2.25, and $3.50 d pair
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-01-05

because of chronic rheumatism, He read
In Detroit paper of wonderful cure
made by Pink Pills and bought box,
His cure was sudden and complete.
Knowing that was sufferer from rheu-
matism, along with my other ills, he
wrote me about his recovery snd advised
me to try them, | was then using them,
He said he had perfect control of his arms
and hands and could use them freely with
out experiencing any pain Hc added
that as cure for rheumatism the Pills
We're the most complete in the world,
My case alone proves that, for am con
tldent that my greatly benefited condition
Is due solely to the use of DIR. Williams
Pink Pills Tor Pale People,"
Sworn TO before me this 10th day of
May, 1898.
GEORGE HARRISON, Not. Pablic.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills restore pale
people and sallow compilations TO the glow
Of health and are a specific for all the
troubles peculiar to the female sex, while
in the case of men they effect a radical
clre in cases arising from worry, over
work or excuses, and are unlailing spe.
cdc for the most obstinate forms of pa
ralysis or rheumatism.
They are manufactured by the DR., WILL
Jams Medicine Company, Schenectady,
N. Y, and Brockville, Ont, aud are sold
oaly in boxes bearing the firms trade
mark and wrapper, at so cts. a box or six
boxes for $3.50, and are never sold in
bulk, or by the dozen or hundred.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-01-05
To Make Boys Manly.

Professor Henry Drummond imparts
to the public in McClure's Magazine
secret process for taking the worst boys
from the slums, the streets and the
homes of rich parents who spoil them,
and making them manly, polite, clean,
truthful and honest, giving them a
soupd BODY and reasonable SOUL"
He details thediscouraging experience
of those who take class of bad boys and
try to give them Bible and Sunday school
lessons. You bride, coax, scold and
threaten them all in vais. They delight
to thwart you. They quarrel, fight ard
mutiny. Respect is unknown; obedi-
ence a jest. Even the minor virtues of
regularity, punctuality and courtesy have
not yet dawned upon their virgin minds"
How can you transform them?
In brief, by the military drill. On Sun
day, when the disorder and inattention
are at their height, tell the young Arabs
that they are to meet you next Thursday
night at a certain hall to learn to be SOL
diers. They will, if they make progress
in the instruction, by and by have uni
form. You will bring caps and belts for
them yourself to the meeting on Thurs
day night, which they may buy for
| trihe each. From that time on the bad
boy is reconstructed. From the very
moment when you begin in rousing
voice, "Tention, company" these wild
young creatures are yours, soul and body.
You keep them moving marking tine,
hating, marching, doubling, etc, It'll
they are dropping with fatigue" The
harder you work them the better they
like it, for there never yet was nat
ural minded boy who did not in his
secret heart aspire to play soldier. BY
the discipline of war you teach the gos-
pei of the Prince of Peace. 1t is great
idea. The boys grow clean, graceful and
erect physically, and this conquest over
their bodies is fully reflected by that
over their minds.
In Great Britain the Boys brigade is
already an effectual means of reforma-
ton. The idea is spreading everywhere,
and boys companies are being formed in
the schools and out of them. Having
won their hearts by the military drill,
the philanthropists who are working for
the boys can afterward develop them
morally and mentally.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-01-05
Italian Cabinet Making,

1t is said that the new Italian cabinet
is not what Crispi hoped to make it, but
still it is the best he could do under the
circumstances. When Zanardelli SUBJ
mitted to the king of Italy his list of Of
ticers for the cabinet that failed, Hum
bert looked over the names and ex-
claimed: "These are under secretaries.
Where are the ministers?'
1t is question the king of Italy and
his people have been asking for many
months, "Where are the minister's" Has
the native land of Garibaldi, Mazzini,
Dante and Count Cavour no longer half a
dozen men strong enough, wise enough
and clean enough to conduct Italian af-
fairs successfully? 1t is true that an ap-
palling debt, deficit and taxation faced
any cabinet that might have been formed,
and theirs would be task which no
statesman could envy them. But other
governments have been guided safely
through worse situations than that which
now Italy is involved in. And there was
a time when Italian statecraft was more
illustrious than of any other in Europe.
The trouble has arisen from the grad
ual deterioration of Italian legislators.
They were patriots when Italy was freed.
They must have been, or Italy could not
have been freed. But they degenerated
and sought to make money out of poll
tics Hence they ruined themselves and
almost wrecked the Italian government.
1t was the bank frauds and scandal that
at last brought their character to light.
The Italian people call the bank scandal
''little Panama"