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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1896-06-25

Job-Work of all kinds at this office
Call and see specimens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
INTEREsrIXG RELIC.
The Family Bible OF Governor Thos.
Norsou 10 he Exhibited.

REDFORD CITY, VA, September r.
csreciafl Among the ar.lcles OF anti
ouitv that viii be on exhibition az the
fair OF the Horticultural Society next
week is an old Bible bound IN leather,
printed I'm the year 1162. by Joseph Bent
ham. at London The same year the
Bib1e was purchased by Governor Thomas
Nelson. I'm which he records his mar
riage to Lucy Grymes, July O. 1862. and
subsequently are entered the births Of
his children. as follows William Nelson,
horn Aucust O. 11G. Thomas Nelson, born
December q. 1861: Philip Nelson. born
March "a. 1906: Francis Nelson, born June
o. 1867. Hugh Sc or. born September 3D.
l7G2. Elizabeth Nelson. born December
g. l10: Mary Nelson, born December 49,
1874: Lucy Nelson. born January .. IN;
Susanna Nelson. bonn October 3. lISo. Ju-
dlth Nelson. born May 8, l12. This Is
the same hook of which Bishop Mead. IN
his book. crtitleI. cold Churches. Minis
ters. and Families OF Virginia" writes:
Even the old family Bible. with the
births ana hautisms Of the family. was
sold Within Che last year. in one OF
my visitatcns among the mountains. !
heard Of this Bible. So was it valued
bv tho family now having it. whose births
and haUusms have also been registered.
that they could not be induced 20 relin-
quish &c 10 one OF the descendants Of the
original owner"
From afIuence Governor Nelson was
left in such inligeuce by the result Of
the war of the Revolution that the same
writer states that. when be was laid %
rest On the old graveyard. a York with
out "a maidstone or slab 10 mark the
SPOT. his property. save the old house
IN deserted York ami some broom-straw
/ fields. ion Hanover was put up at public
sale 10 pay the debts contracted In his
c0untrys cause
II was then that his Bible became the
property Of Colonel John Otey the great
grandfather Of SIR. R. .. Buford. the
gentleman I'm whose possession 20 now is,
he having purchased lt from Or. Frank
Nelson, OF Bedford who had also bought
IL. on condition that should Or. Nelson
ever wish 20 redeem it. be can do go by
refurdiug the purchase money. Although
the book has become worn. and the paper
yellow with age. the record of the family
reneal0ey is perfectly clear and distinct.
tho ink O. as black rs when the words
were uenuel. some Of them l3i years
AGO. hy the hand Cf one Of Nirginia's
nohlest sons. and whose descendants
have IN many instances obtained fame
and honor worthy so iIustriOG5 an
ancestor. The land spoken OF IN Han
over became the home OF Colonel WIZ
liam Nelson. whose recOrI during the
war OF the C0nfcleracy IS remembered
-rlf. r.-ta.. ~ -e,az 1ere .n1t 'f I'sJ-nas
'.eison Plcfi fCt saw tlo il6ht auo was
rearllS
ghe 0tev Is a very large and influential
family in the State. and some Il the
names recorded In the Bible have had
.-.... 4rrrn local frrrn enn history OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

TO Make tie Lcvy--PeTsouai Notes
ana Briefs.

TO Make tie Lcvy--Per'souai Notes
ana Briefs.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va. september r.
(sDeciaI) )-l4syor John T.. Mercer to-day
directed the Town Sergeant TO summon
the Council to meet next Tuesday at y
n. The object OF tne meeting is to lay
the lew for -hc year and dispose OF
some other matters which are needing
attention.
one of the officers Of the local Bryan
eewal Club today stated that nearly
the entire club would 20 no 20 Richmond
10 attend the Bryan speaking on the
night of the Ism.
Rev. Robert 8. Coupi3rd. assistant AT
ST. TmkCs Protestant Episcopal church.
Norfolk VIII arrive here Monday 20 visit
his sisters. Mrs William J.. Spencer
and Mrs. II. 7. Ilunliey. Nr. Colp.aad
has accepted q call 90 Covington, Nv.
and viii assume The duties OK his new
charge about the fth OF October.
Among those registered ~ tho Colonial
Inn during tho week were Alr and Mrs.
Wuiam j. Saunders, of Plainfeld. y. J.
sir. Saunders is q nephew o. the late la
meutcd Robert Saunders, OF this place,
who was for some years president OF the
COLLEGE OF william and Mary. and. on
account Of many noble qualities OF heart
and mind. was loved by al who knew
him.
Mr. Carey p. Armlstead steward and
cashier Of the Eastern State Hospital.
who. with his wife has been spending
some time at the Rockhridge Baths, re-
turned home last evening. much i'm
proved, and was warmly greeted by his
many friends and acQuaintances.
Mrs Beverly 6. Scott left yesterday
for York. Pa. 20 visit her mother and
bcfore returning will visit her daughter,
Mics Pcssie Scott, IN New York.
Mrs IT, ". Amber, who has been on
visit here. leaves Monday for Baltimore.
Mrs. John Cofer. Of Smithdcld. after n
deUghtful visit 20 her sister. Mrs lane,
Jr.. has returned home; and Mr.. Lane
and Mr.. r. t. Spencer after a. weeks
fox-hunt I'm Isle OF wight, arrived home
to-day.
Miss Ada Dean has with her this week
the Misses Angle. of Richmond. nleces OF
Captain Angle Of the Police Department.
Or. John w. nash OF the hospital
medical staff. returned this evening from
the Rockbridrc Alum. whore he attended
tra meeting 0f the State Medical Society.
The Doctor greatly enjoyed the trip. aud
-eports a very successful and interest
ing meeting.
Miss Nora Macon, who has been on n
visit 10 her aunt. Mrs. Edmund Rudin.
In Hanover. returned home Thursday. ac-
companied by her two little cousins.
Mr. Frank Wolfe lost by death n fine
Jersey cow yesterday-the finest mich
cow he had. He valued her at SO Mr..
Wolfe states that a number OF persons
have lost their COWS lately, but what the
disease IS that carries them off he Is un-
able 10 say.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Charles who had for
several DAYS been confined TO his home
bv an attack Of fever, has improved so
,s TO be out again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
RADFoED.
attempt 10 Ron the Post-0Gicc-Po-
iiticnl.


EAST RADFOHD. VA, September p
tSrccf.lD-A few NIGHTS aeo the Radford
.......,,,,., .,.,s r,r th. socond time This
~, 49,, o.. o.,
year oI'N'" op''' 'U' 40 ''' '-y "'s' l''
stance no booty was secured Two ho'es
were drilled in the safe but SIN the
thieves failed TO- ouen the door. The tools
Ga. t,., ,,..-,, ,,..-o t,l,er from 81 blacl--
s"'',i'- -S"oP "'"' '''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
scorrsvILLE AND VICINITY.
Senator's Nc,v Fesidence-Personai-
The Apple Crop.

Senator's Ncyy Hesidcncc-rerson
The Apple Crop.
sCOTTsVILLE, VA, September p
csrecial)-senator Martin has a large
force Of hands at work on his new resi-
dence NJ "Scouands." and is pushing
the building 10 completion. lie hopes 70
finish it by the 1st OF october. Now fur
uiture has been purchased ana already
received here. This property, which is
Nv nature beautiful. will make ono OF
the lovcHest homes IN all this section
when Nr Martin has fully improved H..
Nr. a. Gilbert Bell. Of North Carolina
paid our town visit. and left this NOM
ing for his home. via Richmond.
Mr. Frank C.. Moon. OF our town. Is AZ
Buffalo Ridge Springs. sick.
Miss Annie j. Tarar left to-day FOR
TanUahauuocll. Va. TO take charge Of
the musical department In Rappahannock
Institute.
Mrs Minnie L. ROuntree Of Quitman,
Ca. who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. John O. Lewis. az this place, re-
turned 20 her home last Tuesday.
Nlr. r. j.. Loving. OF Wilmington. Va,
was I'm our town Thursday
NTr J. H. F8rrar. who was so painfully
hurt this week by a vehicle running over
him. is improving, under q sGilful ply
sician and good nursing.
Mr.. Jackson Beal left Friday Tor sa-
lem. Va, where he viii spend several
dovs.
Air. Nosley Tcney. OF Salem. IS here on
visit TO his uncle, r. L. Goodman.
Esq.
quite a large number OF our citizens
cxrcct 20 go on the excursion to Rich
fnond on the 18th 10 hear Bryan speak
As far as can be ascertained. there win
not be over two votes cast against free
silver AZ this precinct in the coming cleo
ton
The apple crop Of Albemarle is very
Woht this season. The large dealers
around Covcsvlile ana Batcsviilc are
therefore seeking other fields for their
operations this fan.
4 dramatic entertainment win be given
AZ scottsvine Hall by the Green Noun
tain Dramatic Club on the evening OF
the nth. end the refreshment deuart-
mcnt will be for the benefit Of the Bap-
tist parsonage fund
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

W. chase. Second Artillery, member OF
the new class. and Hiss Edith Lee. Of
wilmington. Del. is announced. the cere-
monv TO take place between now and the
Christmas holidays
Lieutenant William i. Homer. Fifth
hrtlIlery. in charge OF the Department
~ Mechanical Engineering. returned this
week from months visit to his old
home. In Massachusetts,.
Lieutenant Andrew Herd. Jr.. First Ar
tillorv. has returned 20 the post from
n months vacation In the mountains Of
Vermont.
Mr. Harry Kimberley OF New York, IS
visiting old friends at the Point
Mr. John Jacoby. OF Wilmington. Del.
has commenced the work OF building a
concrete sea wall from the end Of the
main wharf 10 the corner Of the Hygeia
Hotel and paving the main street with
yitrihed brick.
lieutenant George o. Squire. Third Ar
tilery. in charge Of the Electrical De-
partment OF the school, has gone 10 Han
over. y. H.. on a short business trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
SCOTLAND NECK.
A Mixed Political situation-The
Schools,

4 Mixed Political situation-Ihe
Schools.
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., September
2.-(SpeciaL)-Hon. r. B. Glenn, Of Win
ston. spoke 10 a good crowd here yester-
day lie was one OF the strongest cam
paigners in this State two years ago, and
he is now one Of the strongest advocates
of free silver in the state. He is most
e.oquent and forcetul speaker. and his
address here Yesterday carried conviction
10 the Popul - who have recently fused
with the Republicans that they have
thrown away their principles and are
iust going into the race for the spoils of
office.
The situation IN this county IS quite
complicated one. The Popullsts have
fused with the Republicans and some OF
the former declare they will not sup
port the combination. State Chairman
A. u. HollOn. Of the Republican party
was az Halifax on the day or the Ike
publican convention Che day after the
PoDulst conyenuon), and it was stated
that he proposed 10 see whether or not
Clark. who was nominated by the Popu-
lists for tho Senate, would vote Tor
Pritchard FOR the United States senate
before ne would instruct the Republicans
20 vote for him. Mr. Glenn said last night
that he believes the recent development
I'm things al Raleigh points almost un-
erringly to Cy Watsons election for
Governor.
A few nights ago Misses Angie and
Flora Ballou, Of Kentucky. who have
been elected members OF Vine Hill Fe-
male Academy, 70 teach music and elocu-
tion. gave. musical and elocuuonary
entertainment at the academy SO wei
was lt received that they were requested
10 give a private entertainment last night.
They did so. and quite a number Of
friends OF the school were present and
greatly enjoyed the affair.
Both the male and female schools here
have opened with a larger attendance
than they have ever had before at this
period in the session
New cotton is coming In. one new
store has opened I'm town, and business
is growing more lively The knitting
mills OF this place received an order by
mail from New Orleans for 1000 dozen
hosiery. and 1000 dozen children's wrap
pers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

hot weather you were having here I con-
graduated myself on being where l was.
The weather was delightful throughout
my entire stay. sometimes uncomtortaDly
cool. and / could contrast my position
there with what it would have Dcvn mere
and get good deal of quiet satisfaction
as a result Of the comparison.
'Italy I did not visit, as it was too late
iu the summer. and it is very unhealthy
there NJ that time. but ] made snort eN-
cursions from Berlin 10 France ana other
nearby portions OF the country and al
together enjoyed myself
The Bishop is enthusiastic over MS
ocean trips. both going and returnine,
although nothing unusual occurred. and
he saws that he never saw sea serpent
or even T. whale.
HAS CROSSED TWELVE TIMES
"Ab: it was such splendid weather" he
said. "and the sea was so calm that !
could not fai. 10 enjoy IT, A rough pas
SAGE Is never pleasant. and when one is
as easily affected by sca-siclines5 as
myself it is something 70 be dreaded. l
have crossed the ocean twelve now ana
never before had such pleas ant trip5. j
v-epr from ev gora o. HesTl 1a llt
Tourraire. o. the rrc-ch Lire. ard
everything was So extremely ucat. an D
the rervice 20 excellent, that / regretted
when the journey was ended. Returning'
I came by the Red star Line from
Antwerp"
Bishop Van de Vyver IS loud In his
praise % Flanders. and declares II the
garden spot Of Europe even 81 it IS only
half as large as Virginia, and crowded
with nearly six and one-half million peo-
ple. This was his first visit to bis old
home I'm four years, and the sight Of the
familiar faces and scenes was, Of cour e.
exceedingly pleasant and well worth 20
him. the long voyage.
He WI take up his work with new
spirit and vigor. as the result OF his trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
MARROW ESCAPE FRool DEATH
Minister and 1Irs. DENLY Come Near

Minister and Mrs. DENLY Come Near
Losing Their Lives.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, September
12.-The Ou-ntal mail brinss news that
Colonel Charles DENLY, the United
states Minister to China and his wife
had q narrow escape from death last
month. while 1ourneying from Tien-Tsin
TO Peking So a house-boat According TO
n letter received in Yokohama on August
eS.h. Colonel and Mrs DENLY were being
toued ur, the river 1y = s--am launch,
W.T. "a collision occurred and Tire house
boat wes ceps.zed Colonel Denby was
on the decE at the tine. and with con-
siderable difficulty. succeeded in getting
% the bank ~ the river. but Mrs. DENLY
were less fortunate. She was in The
cabin when the boat cap lied. anl be-
ing unable TO get cut before tire boat
turned bottom Up, was imprisoned in tho
cabin. She was rescued when almost un-
conscious by cutting @ hole through the
bottom u the boat Had she remained
"a prisoner much longer She would have
'diCd. as she was nearly sufocatel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
OLD POINT.
Receiving CongratuintiOns-O ther
NOteS from the Post.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, Septem-
ber .-(SpeclaL)-Captain John Il Tier
non, Third Artillery. recently in command
Of Battery r, IS receiving the congratula-
tious Of his many friends on his pro-
motion TO the rank OF major. Since the
transfer Of Colonel Miller to New York
about year ago, Major Tiernou has had
charge Of practical instruction at the
Artillery School. and viii remain at the
,ost IN that capacity. His advancement
promotes Lieutenant Edward Davis, now
on General Miles's staff. to the rank OF
captain.
IIeutenants Charles W. Hobbs. Of St
Francis barracks. and j. NJ. Calsf
OF Fort Barancoe. Fla. the two
ranking men IN the Third Artillery ar
rived this week. and are now being ex-
amincd for promotion. Both Of these
gentlemen have graduated ut the Artillery
school. and have grown gray In the
service.
The engagement OF Lieutenant Arthur
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
Emporia VIII Welcome bryan TO
Virginia.

ENPORIA. VA. September 12-(Spe-
ciaIJ-Tne delegates % the congressional
convention in Petersburg have all re-
turned home. Your correspondent had
The honor Of being q member OF tho
convention. and can safely say that he
never saw a more harmonious and en-
tausiastic one.
Hon. w j. Bryan WIFI pass through
here ON the afternoon Of the 18th instant
A large crowd VIII assemble at the sta
zion. and b.l the DISTINGUISHED visitor
.comc to The ola Dominion. This is
the first station ir Virginia that tho
PARTY uM reach after crossing North
Cardinals border
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
Cholera on the noston.

WASHINGTON, September l2.-The
Navy-Dcpartmen officials express no ap-
prehenslon whatever in regard TO the
isolated case OF cholera on the Boston,
reported from Shanghai Michael Sulli-
van. the victim. was simply a cOal-passer.
Sullivan contracted the disease ashore,
where il Is usually TO be found In low
quarters. The sanitary condition OF the
ship Is excellent and Il is deemed I'M
possible for the plague 20 spread. All
precautions have beeh taken, and the
fact that several days have elapsed
since the reported occurrence without
any new cases developing deprlves the
occurrence. in the opinion OF navy ON
cals, OF any alarming significance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
BRYAN At WASHINGTON.
To Speak I'm Capitol Gronnds-Wnsh-
fnwton's Farewell address.


fngton's Farewell address.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. September Il
CSpecial)-The Virginia and other Dis
trtct Democrats are in high feather to-
night. and Speaker Reed has scored a
point with all parties here by giving
permission for the great Bryan and
sewaH meeting OF the 18th to be held
on the grounds fronting the Capitol ON
the east side. where the Presidents are
usually inaugurated. Vice-Eresident
Stevenson had already given his consent.
and this settles question which has
g!Ver, the Democrats here great deal
OF anxiety and trouble, as II seemed al
most impossible 20 secure fitting place
70 hold the meeting
II is expected that there will be 5o.eoo
reople present from outside, and as It
is the anniversary OF the day on which
yashington's farewell address was Is
sred Mr.. Bryans speech will be based
principally on the historic documene
named. with. OF course, incidental and
appropriate references 10 the pending is
sues OF tho campaign.
A circular has been addressed 70 al
the Democratic clubs in Virginia ana the
surrounding states, callins attehuoH 10
the fact that 1T IS the earnest request
OF our grand and fearless standard
bearer. William Jennings Bryan, that
every club organization Of the land sup
porting the candidates and platform OF
The chicago convention should assemble
ANA hear read the farewell address OF
Washington. portions OF which have a
strong and peculiar bearing on tho con-
ditiors which now confront the Ameri-
can people" 4 pamphlet containing the
address has also been mailed TO each
club. and an immense assemblage oc De-
rnocrats IS expected here on Saturday
next. There will be over 10000 at thu
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

has also probably had something OF a
qWotiug influence over buyers.
From the sellers point OF view, there Is
no loss Of strCneth In rfic situation. The
business done tbs week has been liberal
enough TO relieve the market from any
pressure of unsold stocks. and there is
no apprehension Of failure TO az least
fully maintain .he gains I'm prices al
ready made
In prints. the tendency Of the market
SIS upward for staple goods. and advances
ON some important lines are looked for
shortly. staple g.ughams ire also
stVong. with limited supplies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

WASHINGTON. september 12.-Commo-
6ore Dcwv pres dent Of the cruiser
s-oohyns Trial Board, has practically
completed Dis report and VIII deliver II
to The Navy Department in few days.
The Commodora says the Brooklyn un-
derwont test which probably has never
been oquallcd by q warship IN the world,
and. ln his opinion, she is finer Than any
other vessel Of her class ahoat Tho
delay I'm raking the report has been due
30 the precaution Of taking the engines
a-art after the TRIAL Every portion o.
tho machinery was found free from the
slightest scratch or strain. which is con-
siIcrcd extraordinary after q run Of six
hours under ful power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
wAn,lorH cnANeEs rRoNr.
lie Calls on Democratic Bolters to
Lrn1erniL.. Win smmho.

lie Calls on Democratic Bolters to
Frafernize with Sambo.
NEW ORLEANS. September 12-Ex-
Governor Warmoth. since the Republican
convention at ST. Louis, has been acting
I'm harmony with the sugar-planters. or
so-caIleI Lily Whites. He has been the
principal barrier 90 harmony between the
REGULAR Republicans and the sIgar-plant-
crs insisting on an exclusively white
electoral ticket and complete ignoring
OF the brother iu black. The Ex-Governor
is out now ln "a letter, in which, among
other things. DE tells tho planters they
cannot hone for recognition unless they
accept Republican principles. This change
of front by Warmoth causes much specu-
lrtfon. Captain Wlmberly the National
Committeeman for Louisiana. has Insist
eI that there was no way 20 harmony
oycsrt through recognition OF The coiored
mon. and the acceptance in good faith by
the planters Of regular Republican pr.n-
r.u.cs. Governor Warmoth's letter is,
therefore construed as complete sur
render TO Wimberiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

BURKEVILLE VA. September f2.-
(Special) THE Southside Female Institute
opened this week with a goodly number
of pupils. Others are coming in daily.
and he prospects are that the school
viii have an increased attendance over
last year
Some OF our Republican citizens will
undoubtedly vote for Bryan and Sewall.
Mr.. W. =. Bostck. cashier at the Union
Depot here. left to-day for Blue Ridge
Springs, where he has accepted the posi-
ton OF agent and telegraph operator FOR
the Norfolk and Western railroad. His
many friends here regret to lose him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
DON'T PUT OFF.
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In the latter event, address
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13

CANTON. o., September l2.-1he Com
merclal Democratic Mckinley Club. OF
Chicago. arrived at o'clocl, this morn
ing. The club came by the Baltimore and
OHIO roaa. or TWO special trains Of ten
cars each. The delegation numbered
nearly one thousand. and was composed
0f hitherto uncompr0mis Democrats IS
who have never voted another than thelr
rarfy Ieket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
THE BISHOP RETURNS.
RT. REV. 4. VAN DE yYyEH BACK
FROM 4 EUROPEAN TRIP.
COMBINED BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE
spent Most OF His Time In Holland,
France, and Bcigium-Nisited HIS
proved in Health.

Bishop \. Van de Vyyer, Of this Catho-
lie diocese, returned Friday from plea
SAINT trip Of four months on the continent
lie is looking I'm the best of health. ana
in conversation with a Dispatch reporter
last night talked ontertainiy Of his visit.
"Oh. that is what you want TO see me
aboutg' he said. laughngiy, when asked
about his trip. Il have nothing to taik
about. I went over on business, and
managed 20 combine a little pleasure
with d."
ESCAIED THE HOT SPELL.
"I spent my time in Holland, Belgium
and France exclusively he continued
"and had a very pleasant, If quiet, time
My brothers and sisters live IN Flanders
YOU know. al Haesdouck, and when !
would resi in the Dispatch OF the terribly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-13
shooting Array Near Tarboro'.

TARBORO'. y. c.. September l2.-CSpe-
ial)-John Hardy, a young white man
who lives near Rocky Mount, n. c.,
came here to-day 20 witness game Of
baseball. Late this afternoon he was
over the river near G.. g. Peels bar
where he got into a difficulty with John
Miller (c0lored) who shot him In the right
side. Hardy's condition Is critical Miller
raefaf