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VICTORY.
The Supreme Court of Arkasas sustains
Judge John M. Elliott In the Famons
Altheimer Insurance Case.

The famous fire insurance suits OF
Altheimer Bros, of this city, VS..
twenty-eight fire insurance com
panies has been settled in the State
Supreme court, Associate Justice
Carroll D. Wood affirming the de-
/ cision OF Judge John NJ. Elliott, in
the Jefferson county Circuit court.
The suit Involved about $4,000.
Altheimer Bros. burned out on West
Barraque street where the Ware
Liquor Company is now located. At
that time they We're among the
! largest dry goods dealers and land
owners in Jefferson county. After
the fire they remained in bushes two
years longer, but upon the failure OF
the insurance companies to settle
they were forced to close their doors.
Then, too, the overfiows of 1892 laid
waste their lands in the river bot
toms. These combined influences
initiated severely upon all their
business interests and made their
failure inevitable.
Justice Wood, in rendering his
opinion, stated that the juries in the
lower courts, on the evidence, could
not decide but in favor Of the as
sured It will be remembered that
in January, 1891, at the time of their
failure, their assets were about $780,
600 against 100000 liabilities. But
the ovelflows following their burn
ing out and their failure to get set
Element caused their assets to
become greatly deprecated. The
fact of the whole business was
Altheiner Bros. would have
been in business today had the in
surance companies responded
promptly and paid them their poll
eies. They had up to that time paid
every Just debt they owed and their
business was prospecting, but because
Altheimer Bros. did not keep an
itemized statement of everything
sold by them the insurance compa-
MES refused to pay their policies, and
thereby wrecked one of Pine Bluffs
most prosperous firms. The verdict
OF the court is not surprise to the
community, where the Altheimer
Bros. OF Pine Bluff have been known
for quarter OF a century as business
men OF the highest standing and in
tegrity. This decision has strength
ened the security of Pine Bluff bust
uess men who carry large stocks of
goods and who have felt an uneasi-
ness all during the course of the
Aithcimer case, feeling that
although they were insured and pay
ing heavily for the same, the insur-.
anee companies, in case they too
should burn out, would meet u like
fate as was meeted out to the Red
Store.
1t is :, victory OF Justice and "a re-
buke to insurance companies who
try to s'craw-fish' out of their obli-
cations. Not prouder manis there
III Pine Bluff, except Altheimer Bros,
than Judge John NJ. Elliott whose
decision in this case has been sus-
tanned by the State Supreme court.
Congi atulations are in order al
around. Bell & Bridges were the at
torneys for Altheimer Bros. Taylor
q Austin for the Insurance compan-
les.
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] REPUBLICS JOINED.
s,nbassador from France ana
''1meht American Belle to BE
arried in Philadelphia.

zADELPHIA, March ga large
efof members OF the. diplomatic
With numerous members of
ngton highsociety arrived here
'pecial train this morning to
~ the marriage OF NJ. Jules
He, Ambassador of France to
|Aeton, and Miss Eleanor Ell
3aanghter of James Elverson.
nr OF the Philadelphia In
Another distinguished party
&w York viii arrive this after
ardinal Gibbons, who will
y the ceremony, will arrive
hriy train tomorrow morn
nc wedding is set for noon.
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Fire al the Shops.

4 small blaze occurred in Mr..
Holden's office al the shops this
morning, caused by a red-hot stove.
The stove became over-heated. melted
the zine and set gre to the wall and
ceiling. but hose wassoon attached
to water plug and the fire extin-
guished with only small damage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
BeIshazzar Rehearsal

All concerned are requested to be
present at rehearsal of Belshazzar
at Mrs. T. B. Atkinson tonight.
Characters will he announced ana li-
vision of choruses will be made.
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Second Presbyterian Church,
Patronize Home Factories.

Ne have recently added full line
oil sash and door machinery and are
now making all kinds OF doors and
windows from express and yellow
pine, which we guarantee to give
perfect satisfaction. Better than
white pine and for less money
4 27tf BLUFF Cry LUMBER Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26

LIVERPOOL. March 26. Cotton
opened and closed for April-May
0.000.00. Middling, 4hd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26
COTTON MARKETS.

REPORTED by Z. &. HOWELL, MANAGER
HAMMETT GROCER CO., COTTON
FACTORS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26

New ORLEANS, March 26.-Cotton
opened for May, III; closed,
7.16. Middling. { 3-16.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-03-26

New YORK. March rs. Cotton
opened for May, 7,ts; closed, T.5O.
Middling, Ole
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MARRIED.

Woody REyNoLDs--In this city. March q.
1.94, at Lakeside Parsonage Mr.. George
Wooly 10 Mi Oils Reynolds. Rev. John f.
Carr officiating.
We Congratulate the happy couple,
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BORN.


bICGHEE At Double Wella pfF<rson
county, March "a, 70 Mr. and Mra Frank @.
McGhee. = pound baby girl ii. y 4
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n STASLEY- In this city March "a, 1894. Mr..
S Cau1ins STANLEY, son of DR. and Mrs W. T.
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PINE BLUFF. ARK, March 26.-Mi,

ding, 6Ac.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26
third EDITION.


= mr. rwauz On the Church and state.
Tho first sermon OF tho series on The
Gospel OF the Times to b. preached by
Rev. W. 7. Swnrtz In Central Presbyteri la n
large congregation. The Topic was:
'sihe separation OF Church and state, or
tue A. r. A. and the Jesuits" His text
was Matthew ~. "; Render unto Caesar
tho things which are Cissar's and unto
God the things which are Gods"
fte began his sermon by reaching az OK.
tract from Bryce's American Common
wealth., which told OF the beDeilcenl work.
mRs In the United States OF the complete
separation OK church and state. HIS ser.
mon was made up OF many extracts from
tho sayings OF prominent Roman Catho.
Hes and non Catholics to prove that the
sesui,s We're continually working to bring
so0ut theitemp oral lower OF the Pope.
10 accomplish this. no said, they would
stop at nothing. They were hated az m UGH
-. t notnah Cathoiic countries as in non
catholic countries.
Inc Catholics hs said, had already done
Muuh 60 get legislation in THE countrv'
Aoman Catholics were advised, lie said,
70 go INTO politlcs and got positions In or.
DER that they could advance the tnterast.
q the church. The Roman CsthoIio
church was in favor Of Church anu state
n winch the Romnn Catholic Church had
the supreme power. IL was opposed to
L.oeuom OF thought and IL claimed the
,,t,snt 70 control the votes OF those who be.
neved In and gave adherence to the
Church. Wv
The contest was between the A. P, A..
anu TIE Jesults WHAT was ne de were
amend meLt to the Constitution which in
Inc future would effectuaIly guard against
any encroachments by the church and
that would prevent any appropriation by
the State or national government.
M. Swartz's biect next Sunday even
cation and Morality"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Yesterday was day which most per.
sons called raw and cold" for want OF a
better term, ana IL was also very windy.
Everybody had trouble keeping their hats
On, but what worried the iAdies most was
their skirts. Their skirts wouldblow this
way and that way. aud progress along the
pavement was hardly graceful and cor.
talnly annoying.
sunrise Prayer Service will be held In
Central Presbyterian Church OIL Thanks,
giving morning at D 45 A. Al.
All tile EndeaYor Societies are asked to
JON In this service, All Offering will he
made to be used for the relief OF tue poor
by the Local Union committee.
The wind began to blow Saturday night
and continued almost continuously until
the shades OF night fell yesterday, the gale
raging In velocity from twenty-five to
thirty miles an hour.
The hardest gale was when the people
who went to church were listening to the
morning sermon. Then it was blowing
through trees and down cnimhays at the
rate of thlrty.elght miles an hour. The
reason why the wind blows harder be-
tween seasons than 1t does in summer or
winter lies In the fact that the temper&.
ture and pressure are then much moro
variable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Last night shortly before 10 O'Clock an
occurrence took place at Front aud french
street from the effects OF which Thom ~
Lally bartender for Bridget Lally, 2ll E.
Frontstreet was confined to his bed this
morning.
1t appears that young man named
Mcdonnell employed as driver by j. A.
anderson usou IAN Insulting remark to-
wards Laliy about wearing cardinal
colored tie.
He then called Laliy over closer and
struck him behind the ear with HE whip,
Inc two men grabbed aud anotnsr maa
went between them and II is alleged while
Lally was held that Nc 4onnell again
struck him twice with tho whip.
The men were separated and IalIy
taken to the patrol station. After having
Deen wash 81 he was removed to the CITY
nail where fise stitches were placed in his
head and ear.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

The funeral OF John Wayman took place
from his late home yesterday aud was one
OF the largest funeral OF colorel man
which hns ever taken place In this city
Thi body reposed in a walnut colllu with
0xidized trimmings and which was uI-
most covered With floral emtiems re.
eeived from the Edge Moor Iron Com
pany. whore the deceased had been am
pioyed seventeen Years to previous his
Illness, and had many friends.
Wnen the procession reached Ezion M,
~. Church that ediiice WAS crowded Rev.
Y. ID. Grandson, d. D.. preached the sor.
mon. taking his text from the first book
81 samuel and applying 1t ittingly to
the lie OF the deceased. lie
comforted the father, mother. wife and
brother BY telling them not to look into
the toinp for their loved, but In heayen.
where the soul was new a member of the
church Triumphant The preacher spole
oil the out door life of MIR. Wayman,
commenting his loving spirit even TEN.
pertinent aud kind disposition. all char
Acteristic Of Christian man. The re-
mains were inferred In Exon cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

:, On Friday evening last because William
Cornell would not take less than SO Tor a
mare at the bellevue stables James Lyons
struck him In the eye. knocked him do wn
and kicked him while OH the ground.
Onicar Welsh chased Lyous and found
MIN under dearborn. Judge Ball fined
nun SlO and costs in the Municipal Court
on the charge OF assault and battery,
Joseph Wyman was charged with dis.
orderly conduct by his mother This
morning she did not wish to prosecute
him ana the cnse was continued until to.
morrow morning in order that his mental
condition may be inquired into by Chief
Dolan.
JoseLb Campbell. l4.year-old boy, was
held by Judge Ball In $500 bail to keep the
peace. lie assaulted Mrs. Philips an
elderly woman, who resided next door to
him. The youth was well recommended
and Is an Industrious lad. and gathers
enough coal and wood to keep fire In thu
home The family is In distressing Or.
cum9tauceB.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Or. Simms' White Pulrnonic Balsam. tho
wonderful lung and throat remedy for
coughs; honrseness. sore throat. 80, is
sold only by regular druggists and at our
depot, bO6 King street. and ut our prices
only. None other genuine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

boh-.
Two cars were shipped to day from the
pullman works to Jersey City.
ILe loHng Mems Republican Club ara
making arrangements TO attend the In.
augufation OF Governor-elect Marvil in
January. They have chartered q special
train Tor the occasion.
Mr.. W. W. Knox and Robert b. Ksmn
are both after the office of trensurer az
the Young Mems Republican CLUB. II
iooks as u MIR. Knox would be the lucky
MIR. Charles s. Groome of Nevnor,
Del was in our city to- day.
Mrs. Lizzie smith, the evangelist. who
mas been conducting services IN st. Paul's
"a. y. church the last two weeks, will be
III the pastors class Tuesday evening.
Cotrode * Saylor. Pottstoyn hive n
C9hlLact TO build four-epan pin-connecl.
- IRON bridge to span the Conemauph
River Tor the Pennsylvania Railroad.
james Webster. known as Dick Gar.
dener prisoner in the Media jail. esoap-
81 from there on Sunday morning, He
nau oeen in jail only a few weeks and
nad not yet been tried lie was charged
with stealinga lot OF overcoats from n
car at south Chester
! MIS-. y. 4. Whiting and Mrs. TresdyelI
81 washington, d. c., are visiting Mira
Tam, on King street
committee of the Lenape Fire q ON.
Rsnny VII escort the members of tho
EaoehiA flre company OF WILMINGTON ro-
night from the depot to the ODera Ua,,sa
Inero VIII bs 40 OF the visiting laldies
dressed in their handsome unlforIn 90
Tne citizens cornet band will fuTnish re
music to enliven the people In tue psraGa
Inc III nerRl OF Samuel u. EtchoIis tootE
place THIS morning. Services were con.
quoted at bis late rePidenCe by Rev n N
Munson. The funeral party left MS CITY
on the 1904 o'clock train. '
- lntefment was made In Cheetpr Rural
Planetary. The pali bearers were ia. ysard
ChsllanRer, J. Motarlin. George DIckin.
honsignoE Satoill. accom- pa!nsd Nv R,s
nop Curtis, Vicar General Lyons Or p oin
M Eathsr stapleton visited Ksy. n i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

The Revival Services at Asbury Church
eohiinues with unabating Interest. IN.
deed the SUCCESS Is increasing ali ira
time, Notwithstanding the great crowd
last night tho meeting WIS OF nigh order.
There was "A number of new psnitents ae
the altar ard several conversions Dr'
howard nus been very Fortunate In se.
curing the services OF Rey. Gordon r..
Neese OF West Virginia for all OF this woa !.
ana next MIR. Neese Is great reviyaIIss
anu ne is now member OF The Whining.
ton Conference and Is by all odds Inc
z, huccsssful In this line OF work on
s saeI Peninsula; lie witnessed more than
aD"' h"hpre. 1?.rvrsrons In his own
lauren last year, Mr., Neess Ia TO bn@,n
All are Invited. ---'~ 1890.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Inc prnying band connected with Mad
eley M. =. Church. held their fIrst ami.
president Mr.. Ohas. w. Ruttsr iast SAT.
urday evening". It was most enjoyable
occasion socially and spiritually. The re-.
ports were Indicative OF excellent work
done by the band dnring the year, A
70 the helpfulness of the services to them
beside several had been converted Ia tn Q
meetings during the year.
An address compllmenting the band on
their success was delivered by the pastor
Or. Waddell, followed by president Rut-
ter, vice president Tonner and others.
After season OF song aud prayer re.
iresbments wsre served to all present,
The outlook is promising for good sue.
cese the year to come. The band has done
excellent work from Its organization,
Long may 1t live to WORK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26
We Are Offering

wv NV Oiol ny
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes
in square and opera toe with
patent tip at Sl.O0. Also few
pairs OF Ladies' grain Shoes at
the same price.
Ladies Dongola Shoes in
square and opera toe, tipped or
plain at $1.25.
Also Ladies' Pebble Shoes in
plain square toe at $l.25.
We carry one of the finest
lines Of Ladies' Shoes in the
city at $50, both in button
and lace.
At $500, $3.50 and up we
have everything you want in
Ladies fine Shoes, any style or
width.
But our specialties this week
is Tor the little folks.
We lave Misses Dongola
Button Shoes, with patent tip,
at rs and S5 ce is and 81. 90.
Misses Fine Shoes, III but.
and lace, with patent or leather
tip at $1.25.
Misses finer grade of Shoes,
IN button and lace, at S1.5O
and up.
Also Misses Fine Pebble
Shool Shoes at $l.25.
Children's Button Shoes,
with palelt tip, at 90 cents;
sizes o. to IL.
Ch!ldren's Fine Shoes, in
button and lace, sizes 81 to s,
at 80 and rs cents and $l.OO
and Sl %.
In Infants Shoes, both main
ana fancy, we have the largest
viaiety in the city.
Also a large stock of Bows
and Youths Shoes to.select
from at prices to suit the times.
Everything you need in
Mems Shoes at figures that will
surprise you. Also Leather
Boots for Men and Boys.
In Rubber Wear we can sup.
ply the trade with Gum Boots
aud Oyershoes at the lowest
prices.
Also Overgaiters for Ladies'
and Gentlemen.
Our assortment of White
Slippers and Oxtords for Ladies',
Misses and Children is the fin.
est in the city.
Call and be convinced
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

William H. Long late OF the REPUBLICAN,,
na candidate for Sergeant at -arms OF the
House OF Representatives. at the coming
session. and is eminent!y deserving 81
non. He is an old soldier, and like many
other veterans Ia lncupaGitated from earn.
Ang living by manual labor He Is a
man Of good character and we'll known in
This city, His appointment would be a
recognition OF the old soldier eIement, to
which tho Republican party pledged itself
Some time ago, and there is no doubt but
be would give satisfaction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

That Sixth and
Market is right up
to date on Cloth
ing, Hats and
Shoes. 1t takes an
awful effort to sell
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Registrar Colqnhoun for the week end
inE saturday reports eighteen deaths
sievsn births and two marriages
Inc causes OF death were: Heart disease
three: apoplexy, bronco pneumonia, con.
&eetiTn chill, cyanosis. CASTRO enterltis
general debility. gaatritls, heart disease
valShlar hHphtitis. premature birth. ping
adefnie liberation, softsning OF the bIuln'
gnook suicide. strangulatioii. / each, In
the same time there were recorded the
ueatbs OF eleven persons who had passed
RE age Uf 10 years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Inc gymnasium class at the West End
Gino will begin the winter exercise to-
morrow evening under the instruction Of
Charles X. Zim norman, The uymnasi.
um atthis club has been greatly improv.
cd by the game OF basket ball which has
become quite popular as an indoor game.
mere IS also reading room connected,
and altos her the club is aa entortaint
ing ard int rastinR as any In the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

The Pennsylvania Railroad Companyis
having locomotive built to run 100 miles
an hour. This marvellous feat has heen
brought about by the genius OF the
American mechanic. Only a few year
ago the raising OF speed to the high maxi
the propelling power set scienoe to won.
uering. Turning at n speed Of 100 miles
an hour 1t Will pull full train. consisting
OF TOUR vestib uled Pullman cars, two day
coaches. combination car and the loco
motive tender. This is progressive age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

This Milford Convention OF the Christian
Enueavor was suchNa sue esq that the
Delegates are resolved to reproduce 1t. at
least Ia part, on Monday evening Dec. 3.
Dr. VIM. Tracy OF Philadelphia has been
engaged TO preach the sermon which he
delivered at Milford. A free parliament
IL planned. and prominent local pastors
will talk. All junior societies are asked to
attend. as junior rally has been ar
ranged, Also the conservation service
Will be Interesting. All nre invited.
A. LINCOLN. Prnaa Com
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

When Owon j. dession was abou to an
tor suit against the city his cou nsel
Messrs Sanborne and Ball had Civil eng i.
neer Carswell to draw plan. In ManIs.
.tate heliy's court this morning he
Drought suit against the attorneys fol
sou. verdict was given for the full a,
mount. The ease will likely be carried 10
the upper. court on appeal,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Clerk OF che markets Feaster reauests
US TO say that he will not allow i've chick.
ems TO be exposed 10 sails In the markets.
Which have their legs Lied together as 1t is
heouless cruelty. Farmers and others
are warned and II they would avoid trou.
Die must tire at their chickcns as tenderly
as possible as tho clerk nus determined to
enforce tho law against all Offenders,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Tho boys who are in the way OF shoot.
INK rabbits can sell them in our inarkot
Until the hrst of January. SO bring on
your rabbits boys as Clerk FeGster aa -
you are all right until the Dr. -, Is, 80
expires. and ne will DO t,;,,n -, 1sent year
make a good man dins Sia ~ 70 see YOU
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Mrs. Rebecca J. North, OF MIddletowu.
Del who Ia visiting her daughter ct No.
disiooated her shouidet. DIR. J. T. v. Block
som was sent for and set the Injured
limb. Tho patient is now doing as well
az can be expected under the c!rcum.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

nody OF lodgemen OF the Knights OF
the Golden Eagle listened to a sermon by
Hev. Robert Watt. in scott Church, yester,
Gay morning. LII the evening in Second
baptist Church the Junior o. U. 4. NJ. lis
ana at Epworth Church Rev. Mr.. Laytield
preached to the members OF Minqua Tribe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Eivood Trump the genial dispatcher at
me \; ~ 4 p, Railroad depot has re.
During bis absence he visited New YORK
and several other largs citIes. His many
friends were pleased to see his smiling
eountenance AROUND the depot this mora,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

The annual meeting OF the Minunauale
home Tor aged men and women was held
saturday afternoon when these managers
were elected J. Taylor Cause, Q. ". Pu.
sey Charles d. Lore, Mrs. W. w. Pussy.
Mrs George G: Lobdoll. Jr.. Mrs. ]. Davis
Slaier, Mrs. J. W. Mendinhali, Mira Mary
4, Bringhurst Misses Annie Semple aud
EuILh 81. Gawturop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Inc following transfers of property
were recorded TO day
- W. Aiken to Martha ii. Aikon proper
" on jackson street. north OF Eighth
w. Ia. Wilson to Sarah j. Broomall
property 29O2 Wilson street.
-, sarah j. Broomal to W. l.. Wilson lot mt
Iwenty.nintb and Jefferson street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

me hounR Mems Republican Cub are
~ ming arrangements to give q banuust.
70 lhe inemrers and invited friends
e''h'r The last Thursday or Friday In Ds
Center or the first or third Friday in
january. The above matter has been LEFT
the President.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Marehal Lannan this morning arrested
Daniel Plerson. Jr., for contempt of court
by falling to answer to his name Ia the
caee OF Shaw against Blumenthal He
stated to Judge Wales that he misunder.
stood Mr.. Ward. He was fined costs In
the case
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-11-26

Colonel Thomas Johnson accom- panied
by his wIte returned home today from
his rm In Virginia loaded down with
game.