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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
For a Lake county Ratr,cav.

NAPA, CAL, Nov. 11.-An enthusiastic
mass-meeting was held in the courthouse
last evening and addressed by those promi-
nent In projecting an electric road through
Lake County. 1t is proposed not only TO
build the road, but supply power to manu-
facturers from Lakeport to Vallejo. Capital
has been procured to undertake the enter
prise, the only guarantee to be given by
the people residing along the road being
that they will give stated amount OF
patronage.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Sanfa Barbnra,s Gain.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL. Nov. 11.-A
reaction in business is felt here since the
election of Mckinley. Amoug the projects
which had been sIumbering for some time
was one for the construction of large
bathhouse. This has been revived and
the necessary funds assured for ITS COM
pIetion. By order of the Board OF Trade
The architect has perfected the plans,
" hich will soon be in the hands of tn e
contractor, insuring to Santa Barbara one
of the finest bathbouses on the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
L,rermore Horseth,ef Ca,.oh,.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 11-Jose Salazar,
an ex-convict, was arrested at Gilroy YES
terdav by Deputy Sheriff Rives for steal
ing horse and cart at Livermore on Mon
day. He had the outfit with him when
captured. Salazar was taken 10 Liver
more today He is also wanted at Fresno
for stealing two horses and hueov
SalaZar has served five terms in Slate
Prison. In 1881 he was sent up from this
county for six years for horse-stealing,
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Arisona Mason. Eject Oaic,r,.

TUCSON, ARIz Nov. 1.-THE Grand
Lodge of Masons of Arizona, in session
here, to-day elected these officers: w. f.
Nichols, grand master; William NJ.
Griffin, deputy; Joseph B. Creamer, S. G..
w; F. NJ. Zuck. J. S. W.: Martin w.
Kales, grand treasurer; George J. Rosk-
ruge, secretary. The Grand Chapter
elected Morris Goldwater, G. H. p; John
NJ. Ormsby, D. G. Ii. p; James D. Moni-
han. c. K: George Shand. G. S.; Martin
w. Kales, treasurer; George ]. Roskruge,
secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Oregon asylum Case Decided.

SALEM. Or, Nov. 1.-THE Supreme
Court yesterday handed down its third
opinion in the branch asylum case, and
this time affirmed the Judgment of the
lower court in restraining the State
Treasurer from honoring the S25, ,000 war
rants issued in payment for site for the
proposed asylum building in Eastern
Oregon. The court holds that payment
of warrants would be misappiication OF
public money because the constitution
prohibited the location of public institu-
ton at any place other than the capital.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
ALASKA A,S GOLD OUTPUE

Production for the Pr.s~nt Year Estf-
mated at $f,67O,OOO.
SEATTLE. WASH, Nov. IL. - G. 3.
Swinehart. editor of the Alaska Mining
Record. of Juneau, has compiled mining
data showing the gold output of Alaska
for 1896 to be s4,6700O0, as against
So, 000, 600 for 1895. Southeastern Alaska
quartz yielded 1885, coo: Cooks Inlet,
placer, $3.50. 600; Yukon, lscer, 81, 125, 200.
The B rch Creek-Circle City district alone
produced $1,300,000 During the year
eighty five stamps were added, making a
total stamp capacity of $40 for all Alaska
PIacers yielded total of $2,315 600.
Swinehart estimates the 1897 output at
S. 600. .0OO
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
These Hiu State Enotana,s Case.

VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 11.-Hon. F.
Peters, Q. c., Premier of Prince Edward
Island, and F. L. Beique, Q. c., OF Montreal,
arrived last night from the East to act as
counsel for Canada at the approaching
meeting of the Bering Sea Commission.
r. n. Venning of the Marine and Fisheries
Department was also of the party, he
having been chosen because of his knowl-
edge OF the Bering Sea question, to assist
the Canadian side.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
PROTEST THE VErERANS rorE.
Los angeles Democrats Viii sac TO Have
SoLdiers, Home Ballots IhrO,cn Ont.

Los angeles Democrats VIII Sue TO Haze
Soldiers Rome Ballots 1hro,cn Out.
Los ANGELES, CAL. Nov. 1.-THE
Bryanites here, smarting under de-
feat and the loss OF election bets TO the
amount of many thousands of dollars on
Los Angeles County, have retained Brooks
& Trask, lawyers, to institute proceedings
against including the vote of the Soldiers
Home, on the ground that. as wards of
the Government, the veterans had no
legal right to vote. Marion Brooks of this
firm claims tnat decisions sustain that
"theory, and. at any rate, q test case is to
be made. If these votes shall be declared
illegal the plurality on the Presidential
electors. now apparently for Mckinley,
will be wiped out and small margin left
for the Bryan elector..
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
PROPOSED HIGH scHoo1 SITE.
Scheme to Erect the Structure on the state
Normal Grounds.

Scheme to Erect the Structure on the State
Normal Gro,tnds.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 11.-An effort
will be MADE to have the new S75, 600 high
school erected on part of the grounds
surrounding the State Normal School.
The land was originally given the State
by the city for school purposes, and as it
is more than the State can properly care
for it is believed the State will be willing
10 deed part of it back to the city. The
present plan is 10 erect the high school in
the northern portion of the square. be-
ween Fourth and Seventh streets, and
facing the same way as the normal school.
At the meeting of the Board of Educa-
tion last evening the matter was discussed
and City Superintendent of Sch ools
Russell was instructed 10 look up the
records and ascertain what method of pro-
cedure must be taken.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
uhaps me aInfter Utth Rirerside ?

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Nov IL. River
side County made spIended record in the
4 recent election, and taxing into account
its voting population. it is without ques-
ton the banner Republican county OF
\southern California. 1t gave Mckinley a
majority of 375 over Bryan, and it gave
Bowers $50 over Castle
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Ncm Hhatcom Gnmole.,s Suicide.

NEW WHATCOM, WASH. Nov. IL
Charles Lane, one of the best-known gam
biers in the West, committed suicide here
last night by drinking announce of aconite
He was q graduate in law from Harvard
and practiced law in earlier life. He had
a sister in s.. Louis. Financial troubles
caused his dependency.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Sentenced to san Qn.ntin.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Nov. 11.-Paul
Miller was sentenced yesterday to serve
two years il San Quentin. Miller is the
enterprising individual who visited the
s1aughter-house of Seawell & Moon in
III ealdsburg With a wagon and hauled off
everything of value that was movable.
He was overtaken in Napa County and
pleaded desperation through poverty"
as an excuse for his crime.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Official returns from the Seventh Dis
trict give DR.. Castle q plurality of 304.
The totals OF each county are appended:
STOCKTON REcErr1oN.

Men of All Parties BiU Congratulate
COngresstndn- Elect De Pries.
STOCKTON, CAL, Nov 11-Great
preparations are being made for recep-
1ion 10 be given tomorrow night at his
residence to Marion De Vries, Congress
man-elect in this district. The Stockton
boy is a great favorite in his own town. as
the handsome majority given him here
indicates, and committee, which includes
some Republicans who were advocates of
Congressman Grove L. Johnson, has ar
ranged for celebration tomorrow evening
in honor of his election. The De Vries
residence will be thrown open to all the
friends of the young attorney in this
vicinity, and they will be welcomed ire
spectlve of previous party affiliations.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Hi, Cnnntna Results On Imprisonnsnt.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Nov. 11.-FrancIsco
Angelo, who gave an alarm of fire in an
Italian lodging house on North Fifth
street Monday night and then ran off with
a pair OF trousers ana $3.50 belonging to
Bruno Aversa, was arraigned before JUS
tice Gass to-day on a charge of grand lar
ceny. He pleaded not guilty, and his ex-
animation was set for tomorrow morning.
He was remanded to the custody of the
Sheriff in default OF $1,000 bail.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
MeKin,eu,. Pi,rnIf.u fn DRAGON.

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. 1L-There has
betn no change reported in the vote in
This State from that published, except a
slightly increased Bryan plurality {255
instead OF 1877 in Harvey County. This
leaves McKin.ev's plurality in the State
2267 The election of Mckinley and
Hobart was ceIe brated tonight by an i'm
mense ratification meeting and parade in
drizzling rain, with some 5000 people in
line
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
LADIES' FINE JACKETS.
S15.00, Sl6.5O, 5000.

Compare these with anything in
town between $25 and $35 and if they
don't equal or excel i'll value then
we don't know cloak bargains when
we offer them. It's done to reduce
stock. It's done to teach you where
TO come to buy your goods. Tan,
brown, black, green.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Fatal accident at Co,uso.

COLUSA, CAL, Nov. 11.-Albert Shaffer.
while hunting in boat to-day, was
knocked out of the craft by the rebound of
his gun when it was discharged and was
drowned before help could reach him. He
was about 81 years of age and unmarried.
The body was recovered three hours after
the accident
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Captured at Yr.kn.

MARYSVILLE. CAL, Nov. 11.-Sher-
man Gwinn, who with Edward Robinson
disposed of twenty-four stolen Oregon
cattle here ten days ago, was to-day ar
rested at Yreka. Sheriff Donahoe left to-
night to take the prisoners into CUSTODY
and bring him to Marysville for trial.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
seanle Sinale-Tnrers.

SEATTLE. WASH, Nov. IL. = Three
hundred single-taxers met in this city last
night and decided to prosecute system-
attic singie-tax campaign, beginning opera
tions at once, similar to that carried on in
Delaware. A propaganda COMMITTEES of
fifteen was appointed with instructions to
organize clubs in each of the States 500
posfotfi ce districts
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Stnnford,s 0ro,cina Reaiatrnfion

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Nov.
u.-Registrar Elliott says that the total
enrolment of students up to date is 1901
for this semester. at this rate the years
enrolment will considerably exceed that
of any former year in the university's
history.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
MILLINERY TRIMMED
HATS, $3.50 Up.

Nowhere in the world can you get
as much in trimmed hat Tor S350
as we will give you, and so on as Won
go up in price. II anybody as tried
TO give more than the moneys worth
we have. Ladies' walking hats. RlI
ready to wear, SOC and 75c; reduced
from 81 25 and 81 so.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
ORDERED From WARE ISLAM
The Flagship Philadelphia Viii Go
to South Ams,fca.

to South america.
VALLEJO. CAL, Nov. 1.-THE United
States flagship Philadelphia, now in dry
dock at the navy-yard, is under orders 20
go to South America, the objective points
being Callao and Valparaiso. In view of
this fact. Admiral Gslee-commander-
in-chief of the squadron, has limited all
leaves of absence to officers 10 short
periods. The cruiser will be ready TO
leave the yard for San Francisco in about
two weeks The admiFat>, will then
transfer his flag, now flying on the Ben
nng'1h 10 ,ne Thn aa 60 south
come TO the yard for docking and minor
repairs.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
SILKS, Soc and z5c.

Compare the quality of black fig
ured and fancy brocaded, novelty
rainbow stripes, printed warps, cara
mixtures, all silk goods, at SOC VI I'd,
with anything you can buy in this
town at 75c to 81, and If they don't
compare leave them severely alone;
they cannot be woven for SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
NEW To-pAY-pRY GooDs
DOingS at The Maze

The Directors resolve to reduce stock and
the Managers prices are moving mountains
of merchandise. Price is an irresistible Dres-
sure; it moves everything before it. We do
not ask you to take word for it, Come aud
see for yourself. Compare our prices with any
or all stores in Frisco Compare. and the more
you compare the more it will be our ware you'll
purchase.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
MoKimrey's Victory Wus aapa's.

NAPA, CAL, Nov. 11.-Napa's manu-
featuring industries are opening up finely
since the election. About 200 men have
gone to work, the principal establishments
being the Sawyer Tannery and glove
factory.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12

physicians have been selected to act as
palibearers. Services will be held in ST.
Luke's church, DIR. Nevins conducting.
The body of Tucker remains in the
.Morgue. 1t will be buried on Friday.
Later developments show beyond q doubt
that the murderer was insane.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12

Since the beginning of this century no
fewer than fifty-two volcanic islands have
risen out of the sea; nineteen disappeared,
being submerged; the others remain and
ten are now inhabited.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
SIXTH DISTRICT RETURNS.
BGrioiC's Plurality Orer McLochIam Ear
ceeds Seren Hundred.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Nov. 11.-Oficial
returns of Los Angeles County. announced
tonight, complete the figures for the Sixth
Congressional District. They give Barlow
721 plurality over McLachlan for Congress.
The totals by counties follow:
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Innings, NOTIONS, TRIM
MINGS.

We don't give discount to any one,
but we sell you Innings. notions and
than the little side street concerns
who give you 10 per cent discount.
We sell Selecia at SIC they ask
they at 25c. Where does it pay to
trade
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12

River, about ten miles from this city. He
was experimenting work on bridge,
when heavy timber fell, striking him on
the head anu killing him instantly. He
was native of New Brunswick and aged
"a years.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
Tacoma Assassta mns Insane.

TACOMA, WASH, Nov. 1.-THE funeral
OF James S. Wintermuie. who was shot
yesterday by Samuel Tucker. will be held
tomorrow, interment to be made in Ia
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
LADIES' UNDERWEAR, 25c,
S5c, SOC

We've used these figures before.
but never with the value attached.
These garments in every instance are
half what they should be. Compare
them with what you buy at the price.
Foreign and domestic makes in
cluded.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12

Chico Normal Soho0t Entertainment:
CHICO, CAL, Nov. 1.-THE first enter
tainment of this seasons Normal School
course was held Monday evening in the
assembly hall. DR.. Voorsanger delivered
lecture on "Chants."
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12

More than 10000 persons are engaged in
the manufacture of explosives in England.
Last year forty PERSONS in the business
were killed and 167 ini iured by accidents.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
LADIES' TAILORED SUITS,

Made of Irish Frieze, the latest
dress fabric; jackets handsomely
SILK lined; made in two styles. These
snlts are worth, $25. If you. want a
bargain IL nice, fine suit for almost
half its value, here it is.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
EfL Kirer Cnsvarfv.

EUREKA, CAL, Nov. 11.-David Halli-
day, well.known lumberman of this
county, was killed this afternoon at Elk
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
NECKWEAR.

Just opened the finest line of La
dies Novelty Neckwear we have ever
handled; styles are beautiful; from
75c to 81 IN price.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
CLOAKS AND SUITS-TAN
JACKETS, So S5.

Twenty-Five of these tomorrow at
this price; all sizes; the greatest
cloak value ever offered to The San
Francisco public; new IN every way.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-12
DR.. KOCH'S COUGH MEDI-

It's sure cure. If it don't, bring
the bottle back and get your money
refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08

4 New York newspaper recently pub
lishcd the following about Carney Flynn.
I'll is becoming dangorous for am at-
toncy TO accept amy business against
the New York club. Some lawyer must
feel pretty severely cent lp over the
following news item. which appeared in
The clubs organ yesterday morning.
Carney Flynn Will have an eXge-
rience with lawyers 10 think over next
winter. lie claims Si25 unpaid salary
from the New York Club which is dis
putcd. His lawyer sued the club on
Saturday, and the ncNt Monday took
Flynn to Pittsburg. When the Board of
Directors heard that Flynn had already
sued they would not take mp the case.
So Flynns pittshurg trip cost him $40
20 no purpose. The lawyer then brought
him back for the trial. and the club APP
pcaled the ease to the Supreme Court.
Flynn was required 90 give a $3.50 bond
for costs. The case viii not come up for
trial until next fall when the poor
plaintiff must come ON from Cincinnati.
Now. after be- has paid his lawyers fees.
even If hc wins the case how much do
you figure that he viii he in debt? There
is no such fool as those who become the
victims of i'm De steele lawyers
In reply 10 the above article John ~
Ward in yesterdays New York Jour
nal says:
"The article is slightly inaccurate. and
as I happen 20 know something of the
facts, it may Doe interesting 10 point ont
some few of the misstatoments. Flynn
claims. not $l25 but 3d. and I'm addition
10 this. the club as we'll as Flynn under
stands that this will Doe "a test case. So
that. IN reality Flynn has the balance
of his entire seasons salary at stake.
Second. Flynu's lawyer did not take him
90 pittsburg The young mans home is
In Cincinnati. and Doe was on his way
10 that city, and only stopped over from
the morning 10 the evening train. Third
his trip 10 Plttsburg ala not cost him
$50. 10 involved an extra expense TO
Flynn of one meal. or about Is cents
Fourth. his lawyer did not bring him
back. Flynn went on. as he intended. TO
his home. and is stlll there Fifth last
Friday was the return" day. and not
the day for trial. Sixth. the club asked
as IL had p right. 10 remove the case 10
the city Cour,-not the Supreme Court.
Seventh II was not appealed Eighth
Flynn was not required 10 give bond IN
any amount. on the contrary, the club
had 10 give the undertaking.
'lt isn't often one can run across such
a gem Of misinformation. The only
truthful or accurate statement In IL IS
that the Board refused 10 consider Flynn's
appeal because he had begun legal action.
The august board refuses 10 brook any
interference or meidiing from the
courts"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
LYNCHBURG. VA. July Special

LYNCHBURG. VA. July Especial
The Lyncnburg baseball aggregation
celebrated IT'S return home for the Sec
ond half by defeating the 4iustlers IN
mastery manner. Malarkey was doing
the twirling for the Hustlers but the
Hul-Clmbers jumped on him for h'e
doubles. a home run and ten singles
total Of sixteen hits. which netted seven
runs. four OF them earned.
Armstrong was IA the points Tor the
home team. and right well did he do his
work, as only five tits wee gotten OF
him. lie ia1 faultioss seaport, and never
after the FIRST inn.ng Wa there chance
for Richmond player 10 score Rich
mond scored her only run in the first
inning, on base on balls 20 kain, a
scratch hy Groves a hit by Pender and
a wild throw 10 catch Turner at FIRST
who had forced Pender AZ second.
But for this, if' all probability. Rich
mOnd would have been shut out Lynch
burg did not score until the third inning,
bat in that they took a lead of one,
made two more i'm the fourth. one in the
sixth and two i'm the seventh. All or
nearly an. OF this was done by clean.
sharp hitting and great base-running.
The score tells the rest:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
Personally Conducted Tours Via PennsyI
wanna Railroad.

Tho passenger department of the Penn
syyania railroad takes pleasure in an-
nounclng TO the public the following per-
sonaly conducted tours for the season
OF 1886.
To the North Including Watkins Glen.
Niagara Falls. Thousand Islands Mon
treal. quebec. Am Sable Chasm. Lakes
Champllln and George. Saratoga. and Il
daylight ride down through the Highlands
OF the lludsom. July Dist and August
18th. Rate. 800 for the round trip from
New York. Philadelphia. baltimore and
Washington, covering all expenses OF a
two weeks trip.
To Yellowstone Park. covering period
of seventeen days. ON special train OF
Pullman sleeping compartment. and OBJ
serrati0n ears and dining car. August
27th Rate goo from New York. Phi.a-
deighia. Baltimore. and Washington.
To Niagara Falls. excursion tickets good
20 return within teu days will Doe sold on
July DID, August Gth and 10Th. September
9Th and 18th. az rate Of SO from Phila-
dolphia. Baltimore and Washington
These tickets include trans portntion only.
For itineraries and full Information APP
ply 10 or address Colin Studd=. passenger
agent. Southeastern district Washington.
u. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
THE TlMEs-RICHMOND. va. WEDNESDAY JULY 8 1875

between the Clevelands and the Brook
lyns. Up to the e:nth inning not a Brlie-
groom had reached 1nird and Griffin had
made tie ony hit.
Score. X. n. T.
Cleveland .. .......1OO002O y 3
Brooklyn e.. ......000 100000 %
batteries: cups. and thinner. Abbey
and Burril.
CINCr-SATI. II: PHILADELPHIA, T.
CINCINNATI. o.. july After making
n wild throw 10 first base In the sixth in
ninr Carscy went TO pieces. and was
lattod all over the field. smiths fielding
being the feature. Attendance $3.50.
sccre. RHE
cincinnati .....OO1O0922x -H is
Philadelphia o.. 90 00OO3 o.
Batteries: Dwycr and Vaughan; Car
sey and Clements.
BOSTON. 10, LOUISVILLE, T.
LOUISVILLE. July The Colonies
ovcrcame lead occasioned By Hills
wildness. but lost by poor support OF
cunningham Crooks ana Rogers. the
ne's men. did well. Attehaahee' -"v
score. X II. T.
Louisville -. ......01'O04 OF % II
Batteries. Nichols aud BERGEN Hi.
Cunningham and Dexter.
PlTTSBURG. 3: WASHINGTON, l.
WASHINGTON. July The home team
was not IN IL at any stage OF the game
today. Kulen was simply invirclble. Nc
80 also pitched good ball. but his
SUPPORT was only rlir. Stencil made his
one htin.lredth hit OF the season. At
tendance 1000
Score. u H. -
fitfshurg ......3OOO0O11x-5 o.
Batteries. AlcJames and Mcclure; Kill
len AMI Sugden.
CT ToT-TS MO. July THE Browns
lost thci- thirteenth straight game to-day
through weakness at the bat Tho game
was unirteresung. The game Of yest-r-
day. which was tie game. will Doe played
OF tomorrow. making two games At
tendance. 500.
Score. X II. H.
St. Louis -. ......1 o 90 20 o. %
Xsa York .80O123120-i 4
Batteries: Hart and Mcfarland. Clark
ana ZearfOss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-08
oGLErHoRrn LiGnr IAFaNrRr.
They Give a Glowing Account Of Their
Tip to Kichmon'.

TIP to EtchmOn".
The Savannah Morning News has tho
following 60 say about the trip OF the
Ogiothorpo Light Infantry TO Richmond:
The Oelcthorpc Light Infantry and the
savannah Cadets reached home al s
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Both officers and men were delighted
with their trip and everything pertain
ing Co &c. with tho exception Of few
slight harlships incidental 20 travel they
have not "a thing 10 complain of, and give
the most glowing accounts OF their treat
mcnt hy the people OF Richmond and 9TH
ors whom they met On route.
Tho Oclethorpos were entertained 10y the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues. The
company was given mice quarters I'm the
splendid drll-hau OF tho Blues and fed
from tho cCmmissary of that company.
The members OF the Blues were constant
in their attentions upon thor etcsiN
Tho officers of the Oglcthorpes were en-
tortaiucd by Major Sol. Cutchins at a
banquet the first night. The whole COM
panv was entertained 10y the Blues bat
talicn the night after the big parade.
"Our hosts of the Blues did everything
ln their power for our comfort and pleas
urc." said Captain Rockwell. not satiS-
fed with entertaining us NJ their armory
they were always AZ our service and inc
diyidualy took charge OF our men when
off duty. and showed thom tho many
points of interest in and around the cit"
We were not allowed to spend any money
while they were around We had spien-
did time. Not only the Blues, but tho
people ~ Richmond. whichever We met
them. seemed unable 20 do enough for u.s.
our hosts insisted that We had not prop
orlv seen Richmond en- account or me
crowds and the various events 20 uls-
tract out attention. and that we should
return next year. when they would nave
moro opportunity 20 make ms acq"alH'eu
with the city and the people.