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her daughter were going away for
week or ten days at the most, after
which they would return. Ihey got
their trunks ready. and at O'CLOCK on
October 24th took carriage ior .ne
Union station. They were acco"Pa,".u
by G.. s. Maxwell. and they were an u,
something of hurry lest they snouiu
miss the train. . .
They went to washington. and II Is
certain that Mrs. Gottlieb and her
daughter registered at the Ebbitt House,
I'm the capital city. 1t Is presumed u.
: Maxwell registered at the same place.
II there are two @. s. Maxwells, and
both men left Richmond for washington
on the same train. and they COUSINS,
would they not have become acquainted
on the train? G.. 5. Maxwell, writing
from Canada. saws he mad no idea at
the time that his cousin INTENDED leav-
inc the city. though he said he was
going to travel"
The ten DAYS have elapsed. but there
are no indications that Mrs. GottiieD
or her daughter Will return. III is true
q. s. Maxwell has been heard from lie
wrote to Mr.. r.. a. Catlin. OF the Mason
Telephone Company, stating tnat the
writer gas I'm Louisville, Ky. This let
ten was received in Richmond on the
morning of November Sth. and could not
haze been written later than noon on
November eth. Now, the letter to The
Times from the alleged c. $. Maxwell
! writing from Toronto. Canada. was dated
November 9Th, which was last Wednes-
day. and stated that they
would leave Toronto for Chi
cago and Louisville on Friday or
Saturday. which would. at the earliest
possible time, put them I'm Louisville on
Sunday. There is a hitch in dates here,
and there seems 10 be proof that the
letter written from Canada was from GONE
one else than G.. :. Maxwell.
ANOTHER PROBLEM.
II seems altogether impossible that ne
is I'm Louisville. as stated IN a le'ef
over his signature, for letter mas peen
received from Mrs. Maxwell, Wite OF "
$. Maxwell, saying that she could hardly
believe the reports in the newspapers az
her husband took n very a1ecuoIa,e
leave of her at the railroad station. This
shows that she has cen nothing or mel
husband I'm Louisville, ana Is more than
likely wondering where he has gone.
II tho Mrs Maxwell I'm Louisville mac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
Military Post at Chickamauga Park.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Nov. s.-lt
has emanatei from high official source
that the Government Will establish a
military post for both infantry and cav
;,irv troops AT Chickamauga Park. but
fine plans OF the War Department are jeal-
ouslv guarded until after the approaching
session OF Congress, in which a liberal
Appropriation will be expected. The park
viii also become the training ground for
West Point cadets. For some time past
a marked tendency IN the military policy
Of the department has been the drawing
I'm OF the army lines from remote frontier
posts and station.ng them near the CEN
ire OF population and within easy access
BY rail. whereby quick transportation 10
scenes OF disturbance may be secured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

During tile past week we nave NV t,sT
b,,ndreds OF cases of all the NfM - 80.
ami MOST STYLISH IDEAS OF LADlho
WINTER HEADGEAR. .,,,-r p,1,
Aiso a number OF BEAUTIFUL "a l.
rERT UAT'S. which will be SHOWN lo'
the first time tomorrow Drr.,trS
Resides. large selection OF FL VI -
,rtps WINGS 1OUILLS. JETS, ROStS'
and MGRET rs as we'll Las as th sT nsw R NH
Tor shades In DRESDEN ana SATIN fsi"-
RONS and VELVE'fS. ~ 49,
i Sailors @"s and Walking Hats. in all ne z,
new nopular styles, all colors ana D'"-N'
English Wool Untrimmed Hats oiaSN
and colors. ladies' and misses Shapes
now DC. o,- a,,, color or
STYLE. the usual SIS and $50 hat no"
s575 Cheiiile Hats, black and coiots'
stylish shapes. now 81. 10. ..,,,h
Rob Rov Plaid Tam Oshanters' VII"
steel buckle and quill. now 2oc- ,~,..,
plain Cloth Large Tams, for girls ,riiin,
med with QUILL and rosette, real Naiue
SOC. now &c. ..o,..~. tho TO
grade sold here for ioc.
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PORTION OF THE TRUNK FACTORY.

to suit the convenience OF the Durchas-
ors.
The company employs hundred and
sixty hands permanently and is kept eN-
tremely busy all the year around. The
roller tray trunks, as well as all the
other articles manufactured by II. W.
Rountree < Bro, are shipped IN every
direction. but are especially in demand
in the New England States, where they
havl found for years q lively trade.
While their trunks are sold all over this
country. even As far IS san Francisco.
yet they do not export articles to other
countries on account OF the heavy freight
rates which would unnecessarily in
crease their cost Otherwise this Rich
mond firm would be very able TO compete
with simiat establishments no matter
wnere they are located. For Il similar
reason. trunks cannot be found Oh the
import lists from other countries.
The sales of III. w. Rountree a Bro.
average about 10000 trunks year. and
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Special Fur Sale.
Prices Broken All to Pieces.

It's not our loss-the manufaciait
stands IT, lie had 10 have money lN5
,ong-continued warm weather can-el
Furs 70 sell slowly, he was oVersioce..ss..,.,
and accepted our offer OF ABOUT Nlt,
cents on the dollar as the easiest anu
best way out Of the difficulty
The stock consists Of Electric Seal. W 9ol
Seal. Astrachan. and Coney 'apes-a.i &C.
-irable furs. some short lengths. cllels
long: all made full sweep and cut latest
style. , .,.,lt
Black Coney Capes, 80 inches long wen
lined. the $50 value, now -: ..
Fine French Conoy Capes, heavy satti
lined. 2 inches long. full sweep, >ly'S'
grade, now 3.
The $3.50 Capes now ~.
Sli 50 Fur Capcs now $40. 49,
$40 Cape edged with Thipet, now an
<25 WOOi-Seal Capes now $500.
s3l 50 Wool Seal, edged with Marun'
SS5 Wool Seal, edged with Tibet, now
81
SO Wool Seal fun Martin collar and
edged with Martin. $40.
Electric Seal Capes. various lengths anu
sweep. only prime skin. London dye. that
were SO TO So 80. are now $50 10 S-'@'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
PERSONALS an GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi
zcns and other Notes.


Mr. Nat. Frayser returned from Atlanta
yesterday.
Mrs. VI. H. Winkers. OF Fair View,
who has been i'll. is improving.
Mrs. w. n. Butt is very i'll at her resi-
dence, 9l5 east Leigh street
Mrs. VIM. 3. Isaacs will return TO the
city on Tuesday next and be with her
son on west Grace street
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
will meet November 18th at p. NJ The
members Will please attend.
The new fiag-pole surmounted by a gol-
den ball. was erected on top OF the Gus
tom House yesterday. 1t stands on the
Bank street side Of the building.
Mr.. II. c. c. Stiles. manager of tho
Maurice Joyce Engraving Company, Of
Washington. ID. c., and Mr.. Miller. OF the
Washington Stars local staff, are In the
city.
Mr.. William Rueger who has been on
n hunting trip in Fluvanna county. for
the past three or four days, returned
home last evening well pleased with the
result of mis- hunt
Miss Laura a. Haygood, sister OF
Bishop a. q. Haygood who has recently
been engaged in missionary work IN
China, will deliver an address on Missions
at Centenary church this afternoon.
Invitations are out announcing the mar
riGge of Mr.. Lyttleton Savage Mason.
Jr., of this city, TO Miss Alice Percy
Holmes. Of Wilmington. n. c., November
2lst They will reside at 800 east Frank
lin street after their marriage.
At the First English Lutheran church
to-day. at II A. NJ. Rev. J. A. More
heads subject will be Spiritual Educa-
ton 1t is the wish OF the pastor TO
stimulate interest in the catechetical
class for young people. organized yester-
day and to be continued throughout the
winter.
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times in the effort 10 improve old ways
and invent new ones.
A call at this big establishment is
both entertaining and instructive. for u
gives an idea OF successful enterprise
when managed by the right kind OF peo-
s,le. The visitor will first see the pig
,,eos brought In and carried 10 the plan
ing mill. where they are cut up In boards
of all sizes 10 suit the purpose LOT
which they are TO be used. From 'ne
nlaining mill the boards are taken 10
the drying rooms. where they are wen
seasoned before they find their way 10
the box factory and to the trunk ue-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
AL ABOUT A NOTE.
AnUnknown Man Assaults Nr. j. l.. Wood
son With "A stick.


Mr.. J. l.. Woodson, q clerk in Wingo,
Elicit and Crump Company, was last
night assaulted about 10 o'clock by an
unknown man. who struck him over
the eye with a stick. Mr. Woodson was
sleeping in the tobacco factory or a. IS.
EGdns, No 1908 east Byrd street, IN
the place OF n friend who stays in the
building at night.
About 10 o'clock Mr.. Woodson left the
factory. to step across the street, when
he was accosted by woman who handed
him a note and asked rim If he was
tho author of H. Mr.. W)odson replied
that he was not. and that ne knew MOTH
ing about il. a man then approached nm
and struck him with a stick. BEFORE
he could recover. the man and woman
had made their escape. Mr.. Woodson
declares that he never saw his assailants
before and would not recognize them II
he should see them again. me case
has been reported to the police.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
CI0aks and CapeS.

An exceptional inducement I'm style. as
well as price. is held out here for you
TO make your purchases or wraps. Ihe
leading makers OF TINS country nave con ~
frthuted their best efforts 10 make this
stock what Il Is. and Wraps can DO
bought here al a less price than you pay
for poor sorts elsewhere
Your special attention Is called 10 the
values IN Chinchiila at S.3s. Beaver AZ
81 "A. Boucle effect at s.; B0ucle at $40.
Astrachan effect. Ss.s5 and 80.
Nohby Beaver and kerseys at $40. slz.y9.
Rough effects az Sl2 SIS. and so. in
fact. ANYTHING I'm a nobby outer garment
for misses or ladies is here.
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VERY UNIQUE PRESENT.
cor. O,FERHALL RECEIvEs Il BOX
OF FARO CHIPS By MAIL,
And Also q Little Keno Ball-They arc Me-
mento - of the Recent Successful
Raid at Jackson City.

Governor OFerrall expresses himself as
greatly pleased with tho result OF the
recent raid made by detective BALDWIN.
acting under his instructions, upon
Heath's gambling den at Jackson city.
Ever since last August Mr.. Baldwin has
been in the employ of the Governor.
watching the lawless residents or TINS
sink of iniquity, and waiting Tor the
proper time to strike. Other detectives
have also been on the watch. and plan
was carfuly perfected TO make as large
a haul as possible when the blow was
struck.
Finally all arrangements were perfect
ed, and Baldwin wired the Governor 10
that effect The Executive responded
with the word strike" Baldwin struck
with an effect, which has been chroni-
cled at length in The Times, and which
will doubtless break up the inquitous
nest at Jackson City for all time to come.
The Governor has been severely crltt-
cised for having allowed the gamblers to
hold sway as long as they have, II not
being known that he was taking the
wisest means to completely break up the
den He was forced to employ the aid of
detectives. as the civil authorities or the
county could not be depended upon, most
of them being negroes and In the employ
of the gamblers. The wisdom OF his
course is llIlCdttt ny 10 NpAiRiNeN eH~
cess.
FARO CHIP.
In the Governors mail Friday was a
cgar-oox, neatly wrapped up. and when
he tore off the covering. and saw the
trademark OF fine brand OF cigars upon
the outside, ne concluded that some one
of his many friends. knowing his love for
a fragrant weed, had prepared a pleas
ant surprise for him. Upon opening the
box, however, he found It full Of faro
chips-chips of every size and design
some with tho head of the well-known
tiger. so often bucked. others with an
elephant upon them-the delusive in
sigma of the q. o. p. and, still others,
perfectly plain. In addition there was a
mysterious ivory ball. with one fiat side.
upon which were the mystic figures, "29,
so familiar 10 connoisseurs in the game
OF keno"
These chips were a part OF the spoils
gathered in by Detective Baldwin In his
lucky raid and the little ball was execut-
ing its merry evolutions when the officer
sprung upon the table and yelled keno
and his men rose in every quarter Of the
room, with cleaning revolvers In their
hands.
The Governor will preserve the chips
as momentoes. probably, OF his fine stroke
OF generalship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

Sir.-Thc ladies having in charge the
War of Roses" bazaar. .1asiring that
Tuesday. November 18th. should be known
as "Odd-Fellows Night" ! beg to inform
YOU that ! have this day accepted the
invitation. and should be glad to have
your paper call attention 10 this fact in
your report Of the bazaar news. giving
the statement as much prominence as you
may deem consistent
Very truly yours.
HILL MONTAGUE,
Grand Master.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

4 Mass-M Getting of Roanoke Citizens called
to Take Action.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. Especial
Mayor Jones. at the request Of the COM
mittee apooit ed by the meeting OF the
University Alumni. issued call to-day
for a meeting of citizens OF Roanoke !,
Monday night to take, steps low ti,;ld, a
of the University Of Virginia buildlns
DESTROYED by fire.
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Rcar-Admiral shufeldt Buried.

vAsuINGTCN Nov. 9.-Rear-AdnliraI
cb'feldt was hurried at Arlington Ma
i iional e Cemetery to-day at noon in me ne
presence Of his family and the Officers OF
the Loyal Legion. after the qs hial,l ri
ligious services at st. Thomas EP'soop"'
At the grave the deceased Admirai
sword was presented TO his grahu sou
Percy. The Admiral's will Is 10 DC reau
T., the family next Monday
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Ostrich BOaS.
No Scarcity Here.

Coque Boas. ~ yards long %c; -as
short Coque Feather Boas, Ia Sarus
long. SIS. <..,,,rr coll them
,os u reai ostvich1 II, wards long. s..
Real Ostrich Boas, neck length $s.S,
Real Ostrich. yard long $50 3d. ana
Real Ostrich. l IL yards long, very tuii
and handsome. SGD. go
III yards Real ostrich. SO. 200
i3-i Yards Real Ostrich. SIS and ~
Real Ostrich COLLARS. $50, W. ana
SIC So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
Children's Caps and Bonnets.

Bengaline. Cashmere. Eiderdoyn, ana
silk Round Caps. IN white ana coiors'
for &c. - ,,o,
China silk Embroidered caps, poh-poh
OF net. silk ribbon strings. 3sc.
Velvet and Cashmere Caps. IN colors,
all sizes. 3sc. 81,
White China Silk Embroidered Cap, iui,
net and ribbon top ruche, and gsaduated
down, silk strings. SOC.
Shapes. In white and colored, at 20 ana
Soc. -, .,
Large F'ull-Bonnet Shapes. made OF
Faille SILK long cape. and full rune 10
fa Gsbs s", stvles in Pretty Dainty White
Infants CAPS at 81. SEQ. to $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
Chlldren's Cl0aks.

The irlmense variety OF Infants Cioaks
and Chidren's Refers and JACKETS mas
been the talk OF the town, ana Wen !,
may be. for such values and styles were
never shown here before.
al * 80 s. So and S.S. They cost you
a dollar more elsewhere. 49,
The better grades al s.. 500. $40 20
81. 50 are dainty and stylish ana only TO DO
found here.
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this community. Their names are con-
nected with the most important enter
nrises of this city. commercial and other
wise. and they have on numerous oc-
casions given evidence that they have
the interest OF Richmond at heart. and
may always be found In the front ranks
OF it's public spirited citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

A Handsome sum Being Raised ioe '"e
University.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 9.-Special-ii ne
subscriptions by Norfolkians 10 the ~"
yersity Building Fund aggregate S4''''
The canvassing committee VIII CON
tinue 10 hustle and next Thursday the
Norfolk and Navy Yard football teams
will play a benefit game at the \. NJ. -
A park.
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qualities.
THE NEW IOtIrR TRAY TRUNKS.
Special attention is given by the firm
to the manufacture OF their celebrated
roller tray trunks. which were invented
by Mr.. II. W. Kountree about six years
ago. They are filling a long-felt want.
for everybody dislikes TO lift heavy trays
ana these improved trunks remove that
necessity. Their superiority is appreciat-
ed everywhere, and their sales are very
large. They are made i'm the most sub
stantial manner. covered with any
material TO suit the wishes and
fancieS of customers, made OF all
sizes, and furnished at almost any price
They contain hat boxes for the use of
gentlemen. and nat and parasOl boxes
for the use of ladies. TIL " have also sep
arate compartments IN front. leather
pockets in the top, and one or two trays
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
Ex-senator Thurman's Condition.

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 9.-The condition
of ex-senator Thurman Is unchanged this
nirht. and at hines seemed to be con-
scious Of his surroundings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

The future OF Virginia real estate Is
bright our Mr.. Chafiin has just return
ed from Iowa and Nebraska where me ne
induced parties 70 invest IN our Shsay
Lands He leaves Richmond on TUESDAY
Tor the North. extending his trip 10 me
lakes. We shall be glad TO confer WIN
nroperty-owners who desire 10 sell tnef
real estate. Call or write for free VIZ
einia Real Estate Journal, 90
r. b. CHAFFlN n co.
lncornoratedl.
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MEETS WITH APPROVAL.
THE TIMES ENTERTAfNMENr ~
WIDELY ENDORSED.
On Every Hand Comes Word Of Common
dalton and Offers Of Aid-Le'Sef
From Mr.. Meredith.

The people of Richmond are never loath
to endorse and heartily support lduuaoIc
enterprise. The Times ohNSisty n-H .y 5
tainment, which VIII De gwen ON 'le
Music. has met with general appreciation.
The Times representatives nave inter
viewed many of the piohiheht ci'iHenS VI
Richmond. and on all siues ,ne .uea -
applauded and assurances or substantial
ala Is volunteered The interest Is VIDE
spread and grows day by day. Every one
says. "iou viii turn the people from the
doors for lack of room. -
The meritorious cause Tor Whlch inns
enterprise was nrst conceived appeals TO
all the people, and 1t offers a splendid
opportunity for a general manifestation OF
the widespread sympathy when IL leit
on account OF the destruction Oh the hopie
Old buildings wher so many INDUSTRIOUS
sons Of Virginia first sat and learned.
MANY OFFERS OF ASSISTANCE
No announcement has caused SUCH spoh-
taneous and unqualified approval as tne
notice which appearei in last THURSDAY
Times MANAGER IA. +. SrpIth, VINO MS
entire charge of the enterlalliihsh,' saS
that he mas been literally hooded WI
offers of assistance from local talent, anu
enough features have already been pro
posed to make no a continuous snoN 'na,
would last all night. only the pest anu
strictly first-class features Will ne seieet,
ed. The programme Will DE NaIicu' nii'
viii cater to the taste OF the enure auI'-
euce The TsO9rammc VIII not De pup
llshed until after it is completely ana
finally decided upon, but the pubic may
rest assured that 1t will contain a seIi. !.
OF unique and new features caiS"iae'1 ~
interest and entertain. -,
The following telegram, in reply 10
letter written by the editor or Inc Ilmes'
will show the spirit with which the move
ment is received at the University
PROP. LILE's TELnGBAM.
University of Virginia, Nov. 3, 1926.
Editor of The Times. Richmond, va.
Letter Just received; nan hi III, 49,
our hearty approval. Promise. all possible
assistance. musical and oratorical Ac-
cept our sincere thanks.
w. NJ, LILLE,
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The Steinway Piano leads All otnets.
W fauIt can be found with them. They
are the cheapest in the end. We carry
a full line. =, ,,oe,,-, o 20
No. 1895 east Main street.
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The Davis Monument.

To the Editor OF The Times: .uo
Sir.-The Veteran Cavalry hssoc Ia ,'n,
, ~ ~, 70 be derelict in their duty, In
doing honor to the memory OF Mr. Jei-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

prD YOU EVER think that you cannot
have good health without pure blood
Health comes by the use or Hoeds Sar
saparllla, because II makes the pioou
rtura.
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THE GIRL A GREAT BEAUTY.

Miss Gottlieb is a beautiful woman
She is about five feet six inches in height,
has a magnificent, well-rounded figure,
and is stately and graceful. Big, dark
brown eyes, with long silAen lashes, an
abundance of dark brown wavy hair,
and rich. rosy complexion, and a striking
IL classic face. give her a picturesque APP
nearance. She Is such a woman as would
attract attention IN crowd, and has
d soft mellow voice. she Is said 10 De a
most fascinating woman, and has been
greatly admired by hundreds or men.
She had a number OF suitors, and her
hand in marriage was eagerly sought by
several of her admirers.
Whether G.. :. Maxwell, the FORMER
general manager OF the Mason Telephone
Company, has a double, or whether one
and the same man has executed plot
so clover as to baliile all efforts or half
a dozen or more men to unrayel It, am
unable to say. me facts above are
given to show the mystery hanging
around several people, whdtc where
abouts are nice problem for solution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

will doubtless supply a part OF the pro,
gramme. and a member Of the faculty VIII
be delegated to give a prlei, NNl ,,,,' u
script!on OF the burning of the rotunda
and annex. 800
MIR. Wyndham X. Meredith, president
Of the Richmond Chapter Of the Alumni
of the University Of Virginia, IN ailsMei 70 70
a communication from The Times. writes
as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
wyA%2qn igf MIR K. MEREDITH


Manager Smith attended the meeting OF
the ladies' of Richmond when was . ns,a
VWan,s Christian Association Hall. ana
was R.diy permitted 10 present ne ilel
Of The Times Unversiyb S SateTi basness
H. ~ IA J5rces The ladies gathered gave a
,oost hearty vote Of approval, and prom
ised to assist in all possible Was. Inc
Following ladies' we're In attendanGe' ,trs
Mrs Malvern Courtney Patterson ,ii lls'
rchn = Finders Robinson, Mrs. James Pleas
ants, Mrs. II. \. Claiborne, ATS ~, Aio'iSi
Anderson. Mrs James LYONS Mss' ~
Srhn,,se Jefferson. Miss Kathleen Ander-
d din Miss Georgia Biankenship. Mrs b..
l.. purcell. Mrs. J. T EilHy se5sr Mrs Mrs
'. ILL., ron Johnston. Mrs. l.. J.. Lewis
Mrs Mrs George Wayne Anderson; Mrs. Lar Lar
rson Of chsrloi,esTtIls se Mrs rl hea Mathew
lor. Mrs NJ, u. ii ~ 'Pasl,v. and Mrs.
Stephen Putncy.
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nartment 10 be prepared for their ulu-
mate objects. Every thing that Is H.
cd I'm the making of good ana duf"DIe
trunks. is manufactured from the "a"
material, right within the walls OF wa
establishment, and the same may ~ ~
10, al the other articles put on the
market by the firm. Every facility IN
The line of machinery may be seen on
the various floors of the building IN OF
der TO secure the quickest and cheapest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10
CHARGED wITHFEAUD.

Maxwell was superintendent OF the
Ohio Valley Telephone Company until
January. 1891, when he was discharged
on a charge Of fraud. lie lett the city
Immediately thereafter.
1T cannot be asccrtained where Mrs
Maxwell is at present. nor when she lett
Louisville. Her attorney is out OF the
city tonight and her family and friends
refuse 10 talk.