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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24

London. Dec. 22.-The Vienna cor.
respondent Of the Daily Mail reports
that. as an outcome of the agitation in
Moscow, one student has been SEN
years. imprisonment This political
agitation came to head in efforts to
hold meetings commemorative of the
Khodinsky plain disaster, during the
coronation of the czar, which were
prohibited by the police.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24
Anarchists Sentenced to Death.

Barcelona, Dec. 22.-Eight of the
anarchists who recently had their trial
in this city for throwing bomb into
the Corpus Christi procession last June,
have been sentenced to death.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24

Santa Claus will be just as wei pleased
if you distribute few stockings instead
Of filling quite so many this year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24

tons, cabbage palms are much used and
are very effective. They come from
Florida. and measure from 4 to 6 feet in
diameter Because of their size they ara
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24
OUR CHRISTMAS ROSBER.
And How Two Boys Brought Him to
Gri ?
Il PLANNED it on.

Il PLANNED it one
day--my b + o t h e r
Sam and las we
sat under Il harvest
Il p p ] c tree. We
agreed to scrape and
save and buy father
Il silver watch and
mother a new shawl
for Christmas. The
jewelcr threw off 81
on tho n,,irn of tho
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24

In Germany and France twenty five
per cent of the suicides are women;
in Japan the portion Is thirty eight
per cent.
Parkersburg, w. Va, Dec. al
Hon. NJ. K. Duly, prominent lawyer,
was murdered in his office at Penns.
boro, by Cad Collins, yesterday after.
noon. About o'clock Benton Tomas,
client of Duly's, called on business.
Tomas had been in Duly's Office short
time when Collins, we'll known oil
man, entered and began to abuse him.
Duly ordered Collins to leave the office,
whereupon the latter rushed at Duly
with long knife and cut him. Duly
received three slashes across the abdo.
men and one over the liver, and was 30
badly wounded that he died shortly
afterwards
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24

OF the 800, 900 fossil insects collected
from all over the world it is said that
only twenty of these are of the butterfly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24

hines are the passions that sway men
)ouls- ,, .,,,.
tempt and inspire them. The thought
|hc deed, ..,,
khls New Years eve from the earth
aross freed.
1 mighty vibration upward rolls;
flushed are the voices around tue
fh"onc.
Great Creator receives His own.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24
The New Indian Commission.

Washington, Dec. 21.-The house
committee on Indian affairs today au.
thorized favorable report on a bill to
abolish the Office of commissioner and
assistant commissioner of Indian
affairs, and create in their stead
board of Indian commissioners Of three
members
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24
LAtnu mlllit. Mnndy, her futher
vi! 1e1AAaAlA AID1kU

I'D the family by up an running
with Will Martin an marryin' into
| good-for-nothin' Martin family,
That I'd never own her as my daugh-
&g'in, an | never will. | said that
hould never cross my threshold agin,
she never shall"
| know that the Martins are poor.
less lot, an that Will was as trifling
by of EN-. Like enough it was born
pm to be 50. But there never was
bling bad about EN-, and he's dead
Zone now. An when | think of poor
~ workin' the way she has to work
there in Hebron to support herself
Der two little children, an you with
~ an to spare, know it isn't right.
Il we weren't so poor ourselves an if
husbands invalid mother didn't have
|ve with us. I'd bring Jenny an her
rem right here to live"
ID never darken your door ag'in if
did,
guess ma would. It's burning
pc. pa, that you won't even let her
, Hebron to see Jenny. It's killing
It's wicked. If l was ma Id go no
fer what YOU said"
four ma knows very we'll that she'd
to go for good if she went at ALL"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24

Marthy, if you're bent on gittin' up at
in the mornn'."
"Why, Jason. how'd you happen to
come in at the front door"
1t was 0 o'clock at night, bitterly cold
aud stormy, and Christmas Eve. Jason
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24
THE MAGIC BELL

HE old year Is
dead. and hoary-
haired Time,
High in the belfry Is
tolling his kncll
From the phantom
rim Of a magic
bell,
And the world Is
swayed by its mys-
tie chime.
Forearth Is the pom
derouS tongue that
swings
In the tower OF
Time. The cathe-
dral dim
Is the universe. and
the bells huge rim
Is the ether blue MS
II rings and rings.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-12-24
JEN n.y..

DUNNO what in creation to git
YOUR ma for Christmas. Mandy.
and Jason Hogarth looked ut his
lier inquiringly as if expecting her
ggcst some suitable gift. But she
Ihusy at that moment testing the
lion of cake in the over by thruSt-
broom straw into it. and when she
Iiscn to her feet her father salN:
|rot her a nice silk umbrel with
handle las Christmas; paid four
IS an seventy-nine cents for it; an
De switched if she's had il out o
hse it come in but one solitary time,
hen she knowed it want goin' to
Beats all how savin' your ma is
kngs. There's the silk dress pattern
'er two years ago this Christmas,
even made up yit. want to git
Something this Christmas that she'll
to use an enjoy. What kin you
ST, Mandy"
bu want ME to tell you what to get
ba a Christmas gift. pa?
rs: blamed if | know whA7 to git:'
can tell you in one word, pa
bu kin? Well, I'll git it if it don't
at too high tigger. Never had bet
Pops in my life ;nln had this year.
ma dcne her full share o work an
anxiorS TO git k'r something real
sowc for Christmas. What shall it
5 daughter looked Mt him steadily for
meut and thea said slowly and DIS
~:
fnnyw
sullcn 'rown took the place of the
y smile on his wrinklel face. His
flashed ominously and his voice was
an, cold rs he said:
avcn't ID you. Mandy Innness,
+ to mention that name to lne?
know that you have" replied Man
18th gathering courage: ''but l Mey err
that woulTln'. 10 il, and when you
hit what rhonght mac like best
christmas. just sold You what |
shed like hAs-. She'd rather lave
Eis;'r jenny than anything money
buy. | firmly believe, pa, that ma is
fleming her days growing for Jenny.
just is! I'm going to say my say
/ I'm at it, whether you like it or
| know chat ! owe you respect. but
E my OVID and only sister something,
and one duty is just as important as
bther If /"
EAit~a mint. Mandy" her father
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
THE BOLTERs' MOVEMENT.
II Is Led by Men Never Effective
in Politics.


WASHINGTON, y. c.. October 90
Special THE gold-standard movement
in Richmond" said a gentleman from
that city here to-day "is led by few
men who were never heretofore known
to be effective in politics, and who now
assume to take charge OF the sufrages
Of their fellowcitizens as If the latter
were incapable Of intelligently exercising
their rights as American citizens. They
mean well, and are vain enough TO sup
pose that they can deliver "a considerable
number of white Democratic votes to
Mckinley, with a view 10 carrying out
their disastrous financial views, and to
fastening on the South a Republican
force-bill administration They began
with a petition signed by some seven
hundred persons in favor Of the decoy
ticket auxiliary of Mckinley, but when
il is remembered that the signatures
were those of railroad employees, bank
clerks. and factory operatives, the value
Of such a petition can easily be esu-
mated.
These good and pure gentlemen assert
that the decOy ticket will receive some
fifteen thousand white votes in the State,
and they make this statement with every
indication of their belief i'm il. In fact.
they think they have nothing to do but
say so. and il Is an accomplished fact.
The truth of the matter is, that when
the ballots are cast. there will not be the
original zoo i'm Richmond, and not 5000
I'm the entire State ! have been in almost
every section of Virginia. and have had
ample opportunities for observing the
drift Of public sentiment on the financial
question.
BOTTOM HAS DROPPED OUT.
''The truth OF the matter is that the
bottom has fallen out Of the gold stand
ard. 'sound-money' movement in Nir-
ginia. Numbers of business people, who
were at the beginning very much in favor
of the sO-called 'sOund-money move
ment, have been changed by the dis
closures of the peculiar tactics adopted
by its self-constitGted leaders in Nlr-
ginia, and by the arguments made for
free silver during the canvass. The
honest election methods of the sound
money men. the importation of Pinker-
TONS thugs, the lavish use by them of
Hanna's bar'l. and other little things
that have recently cropped out, have
opened the eyes of the white Democrats,
and with rare exceptions they are back
again in the ranks Of the regular Democ-
racv. and ready to vote for Bryan and
Sewa1l on the Sd of next month. They
have learned the true inwardness Of the
interest displayed by the railroads, banks,
and other institutions engaged in the
fight of the moneyed powers against
the people. and they have come down
TO the conclusion that the sO-called sound
money 'hOnest-e .ectiOns people at the
head Of the Mckinley movement in Vir-
einia are nothing more than bogus pa
triots wearing the mask of Mark Hanna.
"Virginia is safe for Bryan by ma
,oritv of over 1000. and she will send
a solid silver delegation TO the next
House"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
A weII-Known Lady.

Mrs. w. L. Walker. 40 north Eighth
street SAYS: For three years l have
been great sufferer with Rheumatic
Gout. Several of the best doctors in
Richmond az different times had my case
in hand. They relieved me muck, but
To-Ka. the Mexican Blood Tonic. has
done more for ne than all else. l have
rested better since taking ~ than Tor
wears. and I earnestly recommend II 10
anv of my friends who are likewise AZ
nicted. Large, 81 bottle. &c. Samples
zee. Ohice No. l0j east Broad street.
"To-Ka" stamped IA each genuine bet
rio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
Resolutions OF Respect.

Al meeting Of the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities yes
terday the following resolutions were
adopted:
whereas. in the providence OF Cod one
valued member and officer Mrs. ). w.
Carmichael, has been called hence TO en-
iov eternal peace and TO rest from her
iabors we the members OF the Central
Committee of the Association for the
preservation OF Virginia Antiquities, de-
sire 10 put on record our appreciation OF
her pure and active life and character;
Resolved. /. That IN the death OF Mrs.
Carmichael this association has sustained
a serious loss She was faithful to its
interests and ever mindful OF her duties
as one Of its directors.
Resolved. ?, That this association offers
10 the bereaved family its hearty sympa-
thy
Resolved. 3. That q copy Of these resoiu-
tions be sent 10 the family and also put
on record with the minutes Of this So
ciety
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
GENERAL LEE NOT TO RETURN.
The Report 10 the Contrary Incor-
rsct-Cuban Notes.

HABANA. October 2O.-The report that
Consul-General Lee would return for a
time 10 the United States. on account Of
m health. is incorrect. He has not been
sick since his arrival in Habana, and he
has no intention Of leaving his post Of
duty at present
II Is officiolly reported that there are
# us sick soldiers in the various military
hospitals
-Four yawls having the name Three
Friends" painted upon them have been
found on the beach at Juragua, province
OF Santa Clara. They undoubtedly be-
longed TO the hlibustering vessel OF that
name. and had been employed in landing
arms etc.
Arcade Sanabria, a prisoner of war
who had been convicted Of incendiarism,
was shot to-day at Matanzas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
or Interest TO HouseIseepers.

c. D. Kenny. OF the well-known and
popular Tea, Coffee, and Sugar-Houses.
northwest corner Of Broad and sixth
streets. and southeast corner OF Main
and Seventeenth streets. makes an an
nouncement o. vital interest TO all house
keepers during these hard times. IL is
nothing less than big reduction or
nricss I'm the splendid stocks OF these
establishments Down IS the word;
sugar. 4c.: Teas reduced 10 TO 20c. per
Mound and Cofees from 20 &C. per
mound reduction. The stocks OF Kenny
are of the finest as housekeepers well
know. Think Of the opportunity!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

in the one who gsys that the American
people can have bimetallsm whenever
foreign nations will let US have It?
(Cheers)
THE YELLOW EVERYWHERE
The asscmblage at Fast Liverpool was
double that at Wellsvlle. Another Nc
kinlcy demonstration was attempted
there The yellow was everywhere. Wo-
men wore II in bows on their hats ana at
their throats. while men and boys had
golden collars and neckties Judged By
the cheering. however. the Bryanites APP
peared 20 be In the majority; but the ad-
vocatcs OF the gold standard shouted
long enough and frequently enough 10
call from Mr.. Bryan remarks similar to
those he had made at the Weiisville
meeting.
Nearly everybody on the station plat
form at Smiths Ferry seemed to be
decorated with the Republican colors, but
the train did not stop. 1t continued on
across the Ohio line 10 Rochester. Pa,
where 81 arrived as the noon whistles
were blowing. Mr. Bryans speech. de-
livered from the balcony Of the Doncas-
ter-Housc 90 about 5000 people, was
cordially applauded. Although there
were only about coo gathered at New
Brighton, Pa, the heartiest reception Of
the day up TO that time was given the
nominee and he responded with a short
speech. 4 number Of demonstratiVc
sChool-boys among the coupe hundred OF
people at KenWood Pa, told Mr. Bryan
that he was "ali right" and that McKin-
ley was "on the hog" He made no re-
marks there.
AUDIENCE OF LADIES.
At Youngstown Mr.. Bryan addressed an
audience OF ladies' at the Opera-House. In
replying to the presentation Of a basket
Of flowers there. he quoted from the letter
read last Sunday at the Westminster
Presbyterian church. in Detroit. while Mr..
Bryan was present, telling of how hard
times had affected home missionary work,
and said:
Nothing has stirred my indignation
more In this campaign than that the
money-changers send letters to the
churches and missionaries. begging them
to stand by the gold standard and help
them 20 perpetuate a system OF financial
bondage"
He added that this question. which was
first political question and an economic
question. had become a great moral ques-
tion as well.
MIR. Bryan addressed dense crowd
from his carriage at the Pennsylvania
depot.
on the run from Youngstown Mr.. Bryan
addressed crowds Of 400 at Alliance, 5000
at Ravenna. and 200 at Kent.
Akron was reached at G15. three hours
behind the time named for Mr.. Bryan's
arrival.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
sEABoARD AIRLINE SOLD.
Deal with New Workers Consum-
mnted-FormaI Transfer soon.

mnted-FOrmaI Transfer soon.
BALTIMORE, ND. October 2O.-The
deal for the transfer of the control Of the
Seaboard Airline system TO the New
York syndicate has, it is stated, been
closed. and the formal transfer Of the
property will be made in few days.
The syndicate still has thirty days in
which TO accept or reject the terms OF
the present owners, but it is understood
that the syndicate will not take advantage
of the time-limit. being satisfied. if the
expert examination which is now being
made into the financial and physical con-
dltion OF the property verihes the last an
nual statement Of President Hoffman
This examination will, IT is said, be COM
pleted before the end OF the week ana
the property will then be formally turned
over to the new owners.
A rumor was current to-day that Presi-
dent Hoffman had resigned. but he ehn-
phaucally denied that he even conten-
plated such step.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

District. who Is running on the Republi-
can congressional ticket, was at RerNIb-
lican he9duuarters yesterday. and made
another great big kick, his complaint be-
ing that Mr. Dyer. who opposed him for
the nomination, has Joined the Boilers.
and Is making speeches for Whaley. the
Boltocratic candidate. The Doctor got
but little comfort from the party mana
gers. who. to use slang phrase. don't
think much Of him" IL may De- that the
Doctor will kic& himself out OF the can
vass before election II he doesn't quiet
down some. as there IS strong talk among
the movers that be Of taking him down
in favor Of whaley.
Political Notes.
A largely attended meeting OF the
Brvan. sewalI and Lamb club OF Rock
e,ts was held last night, and twenty new
menbors were enlisted. Speeches were
made by Alderman George Med. Blake
and Megsrs. Johnson and Angle. Of the
Fulton Club. Arrangements were per-
focted for a grand rally in Fulton on
Friday night the club determining 10
co-operate with the Fulton Club to make
OF this meeting a great success.
A big Democratic meeting will be held
at Bakers Precinct, in Htnrico, tO-mor-
row. at which time speeches win be made
bv Hons. Conway r. Sands and Henry r..
Pollard. and Mr.. 4. A. Catlin.
The second Of the series Of colored
Republican Indignation meetings was
held ar Pilgrim Travellers Hall last
nieht. and after speeches We're made by
a number Of colored orators" resolu-
tlons were drawn up and adopted. de-
nounciug the party leaders, and eulo-
gizing John Mitchell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
latest Massacre of Ar,nenians.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 20.-The
Viedomosti publishes some details OF the
lafeet massacre OF Armenians AZ Van.
'Tbe,, were obtained from fugitives. who
have arrived at Etchmiadzin The kurds,
who uerpetrated the massacre. openly
declare that they fulfilled the viii OF
The Sultan. The stony is the same az
I'rrino fhe past two years. The kurds
butchered the men I'm cold blood, Kid
ngpped the prettiest women, burned chill
dren alive. outraged the priests and
desecrated the churches. The work or
The murderers was thoroughly done, and
there now remain no Armenian peasants
in the vicinity of Van.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
Last Grand Excursion TO Washing
fon CITY Via c. a d. Ry.

$50 for the round trip from Richmond
TO Washington city by the Chesapeake
and Ohio special excursion train, leaving
Richmond. sixteenth and Broad-Strce
station. AT IL =. NJ Wednesday. october
18th. and returning on special 'Savine
Washington at midnight of october 18th.
Train arrives and departs from Ninth
street and Maryland avenue. southwest,
Washington. Remember this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
spcciaI Train To boswell and Re-
turn.

October 9th. via Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad. on account
of Hanover Breeding Association races.
Round trip. 90 cents.
Tickets good only on special trains.
leaving Elba AT 1890 =. NJ; returning
from boswell az =. NJ
c. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
MASON TO FOLLOW BRYAN.
To speak After Him-inother III
Advised Clergyman.

Advised SlefE yrnhn.
CHICAGO. ILL. October D.-The Hi
nols committee Of the Republican party
decided to-day to send ex-Congressman
william +. Mason. OF this city. i'm spe-
cial train, after Candidate Bryan in his
dnal tour OF Illinois Iowa, and Nebraska,
ending at Omaha on the night before
election-day. in addition 10 having Mr..
Mason speak close 10 the Bryan meet
ing places in Chicago. The plan is Tor
Mr.. Mason's train to follow the Bryan
special as closely as the companies Will
allow for safety stop al all the places
AT which Mr.. Bryan stops. and. If pos
sible, speak TO the crowds which VIII
gather 10 hear the silver nominee.
The Right Rev. George f. Seymour,
Bishop OF the Quincy Diocese Of the Epis-
oopal Church. quincy. H., has come out
in an open letter urging voters 10 stand
Nv the cause Of honest money" The
address Is on the lines OF Archbishop
Ireland's manifesto. Bishop Seymour
has not participated I'm political discus
sion before in thirty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

LANSING. MICH. October 20-The SUI
preme Court has granted a manuaii.u53
recurring the Wayne County klectoia.l
Commission 20 give the Prohibition S,a,o
ticket the second place on the official pai,
lot The court declares that the soiu
Democratic ticket is entitled 10 place on
The ballot. and 10 the use of the w9io
Democratic" and that the fusion uckel
must take the place assigned 10 II py ~ 'iiIo
commission. which is the iast on the paI-
iaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
y.,orms Need More Than n Day

M hiring them about. and are always more
comnIefe and lasting when they proceed
with steady regularity to a contamination.
failed 10 notice that permanently health
mi c5hanges In the human system are not
yrought by abrupt and violent means. and
that those are the most salutary medi-
ctnes which are progressive. Hostetters
stomach Bitters is the chief OF these.
Dvspepsia. disease Of obstinate charac-
Ter, is oblitesated by 1t. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
The Case Not Heard.

Yesterday was set for a hearing OF the
Injunction case against the Seaboard Air
line. but as Judge Hughes Is out OF the
city. and as no one has appeared In the
case except gentleman named White
from Georgia. who had been advised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
Hanover brSedinE ASSOCIATION
uaces Saturday, October .fth.

on Saturday, October 2ith, the Chesa-
ueake and Ohio railway Will sell round-
trip tickets from Richmond 10 boswell.
for the races. at so cents, good 10 return
only on same day.
Trains leave Richmond 10 A. VI. and 2l5
p NJ: leave boswell Gas =. NJ, arriving
al Richmond 7:i5 y. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

General Dabney ii. Maury Is author
lied TO receive subscriptions Tor the fol-
lowing works: "Reoollections OF Nir-
ginian." and "Maury's History OF Nir-
ginia." Any communications in regard
to these books addressed to No. 400 east
Grace. or the Westmoreland Club, VIII
receive prompt attention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
rIr.t California Oranges.

LOS ANGELES. CAL, October 3.-The
oranges was shipped last night TO Chi
cago four weeks earlier than ever be-
fore. The fruit is from the Cahuensa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
p.g,stratIon In New York.

NEW YORK. October 20.-According to
the official figures Of the Election Bureau,
which are made public today, the total
Is 3l1 S76
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
Small Fire Early This Morning.

An alarm OF fire was sounded az
o'clock this morning from Box o.. Inc oe-
CASTOR was a trihing blaze near the corner
of Third and Byrd streets. Damage small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

GLOvERsVILLE, n. Y, october %
Three inches OF snow fell In Wells, liam,
llton county. this morning. A slight ran
also occurred In this city. and county THIS
morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21

that nothing would be done, II is thought
that the matter has been settled. All
the papers in the case were recelFeu
nom Norfolk yesterday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-21
n,m,.sch. the DefauIter.

CHICAGO, October 20-It is reported
here tonight that the body OF the miss
ing Wisconsin dofaulter. Rambusch, mas
been found at Fredericksburg, va.