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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
mono " UR. HARKjss' UEMORI.
rayce Pnbi ic Meetangand Impressive ser'
vices in Lynrlfburg.

LYNCHBD RG. VA. Feb. H.-SpeciaL-
A memorial service. in honor Of the late
Professor II. n. Harris was held this al
tcrnoon in the First Baptist church
The exercises were ora most impressive
character. being opened with beautiful
musical selection by the choir, followed
Inv the reading of the I'd chapter of H.
Timothy. A feeling prayer was onered
by Rev. Or. +. ~ Mcconnell pastor OF
the First Baptist church, and was Follow
cd by Hymn No. 300. I'm the Cross Of
Christ / Glory" rendered by the choir.
Rev. r. 3. Robertson, Of the Cabell-
street Baptist church, made feeling and
appropriate address.
After the singing OF Hymn No. 1916.
Come. Holy Spirit. Caam Ny Mind" an
address on Professor Harris life was
made by Rev. Or. Il. c. Mcconnell, who
elCquently portrayed the character and
worth OF the eminent man, whose memory
they met 10 honor.
The exercises were brought 10 close
with n prayer by Rev. ". +. Fisher, OF
Mount Madison church.
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Gloucester Notes.

ROANES, VA. Feb. 3.-Special.-Miss
Williams. of Orange county, and Miss
Beckwith. Of Petersburg. are the guests
Of Mrs. Charles Cary. of Carysbrook.
Among the entertainments Of this week
was a very pretty luncheon given at
Beaupre by the Misses FANS. on Thurs
day. to Miss Williams and Miss Beckwith,
and among those present were the Misses
Dimmock. Miss Nandegrft, and Miss
Moore, who is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Mott, of Todsbury. Among the gen
tlemen were Messrs. Franklin Denny,
Henry Dallaur. of Baltimore; Frederick
Deans, Fielding Lewis Willis, Of Orange
county. and James Lyons Taliaferro, OF
Church Hill.
Mr.. Fielding Lewis Williams is The guest
of his sister, Mrs. Charles Cary. OF
CarysbroOke.
Miss Kate James, OF Richmond. IS visit
ing her brother. Captain James. Of "The
Shiryard."
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The Company Has Exceptional Adv"n-
cesin the 4 mpo,ition.


rr1.TSRI-RG. PA. Feb. l5.-Andrew
car,soIe arrived in the city Wednesday
,,,.ht ana was closetcd to-day with the
oe1clals OF the Carnegie Steel Company
Limited. denying himself to all inter-
viewers. None of the officials OF the COM
many would expres themselves upon INC
recent collapse of the billet ana ran poo.
and the threatened dissolution OF me lroh
ore combination. The iron and steer mar
ket Is in highly agitated state over the
present condition. but II IS evident 'nn'
tho Carnegie Company Is Dy no n' e,'D,,
worried over the prospect OF an open
market with the fiercest competition.
prominent steel manufacturer said:
AS far as low prices on billets ana
steel rails are concerned. II Is genefaiy
conceded that the Carnegies are prcpar-
ed 10 compete under any conditions. Ihelr
recent completion Of the two largest biaSt
furnaces i'm the world by which the cost
Of pig iron Is reduced, their alliance with
the coke interests, and the fact that they
are paying wage scale which contains
a 10 per cent bonus that can be taken
off at any time. gives them an advantage
that is conceded in iron and steel cir
clcs
"A matter that IS interesting tho trade
particularly at this time Is the question
whether the iron ore combination can
Withstand the influence that Is wrecking
the combinations on finished product.
Last year the output or ore was appor-
tened among the manufacturers with a
view 10 limiting their production TO TO-
O0O.0O0 tons. and putting the price up from
$3.50 per ton TO 81. and sustaining n at
that point. This was accomplished
throughout the year. but IL had as sus-
tanning influence the steel rail billet.
and beam pools. which kept up the price
Ct finished product. The recent nfty-year
lease Of the Mountain Iron mine I'm the
Mcsaba range from the Rockefeller in
terests by the Carnegie Steel Company
may prove a large factor I'm the ore pool
10 Will enable this company TO secure
large amount q its ore AZ decided adj
vantage. and this advantage Will be on
HANGED by the low railroad rates on the
Butler and Pittsburg railroad which the
Carnegie Company is building from Pitts
burg U the lakes.N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
4 Congressman IN Trouble.

WESTCHESTER PA. Feb. Eek
Congressman Smedley Darlington has
been arrested on a charge OF embezzle-
ment. arising from the financial troubles
OF the Westchftar Guarantee. Trust.
and Safe Deposit Company. OF which he
was President before the recent appoint
ment Of receivers. The charge Is pre-
ferred by Mrs. Mary \. Burnett. OF Hal
vcrn. who alleges that on December 2
last Darlington received from her ono de-
post of $500, knowing at the time that
the company was insoyent. Darlington
was held I'm his own recOgniZance for a
further hearing. The offcnse with which
he Is charged is punishable by me OF
double the amount received and impridon-
mcnt from one to three years.
Mr.. Darlington declares that the rrose-
cution is actuated by malice. and tlat
the institution was solvent at the lime
specified. Mrs. Burnetts attorn eys en-
nOunce. on the other hand that other ar
rests will follow. The receivers the
company have entered bond In 10000.
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MATHEwSCOUNTYtOURT
a TRIAL mar hxcIrks YHhNINTHH
EsroFrHEP rBLN.
A Young Lady with Gun and ''s'"'
sists the Attack ola Party OF "" "g"
and Puts Them to Flight.

MATHEWS VA. Feb. l3.-SDcciae -
This has been a busy week In our Couia ,
Court. and Judge Carnctt Is still al worn
on Christmas Day the negroes had an
entertainment at the public school house
near North. and a number from East
river attended the festivities. \ sectional
war ensued between the factions from
the North and the East Fists and cud-
gels were freely used. end the sport cul-
minated I'm a lively fusiladc. James Cos
BY. OF charcoal complexion. was tried at
TINS term OF the court for participation IN
the melee and shooting Thomas Hudgins
in the thigh. and sentenced 10 the peniten-
tiary Tor one year. At the last term 81
the court anotner OF the party shared
the same fate
Alonzo Pratt was gallant Confederate.
who followed the plume OF Jeb stuart.
lie has a daughter. Miss Eva, aged TWEEN
~ VINO was nving with her aged grand
mother. in the house OF her sen, George
Shipley. near Ccbb creek. About r. NJ.
December I'd. In mis- absence, party CT
white men went TO the house. raised
window ia the room IN Which these TWO
females were. tore down the curtain, ana
bred "a pistol shot, which passed infSutn
the room and the window on the opposite
side. broke the sash with a rail. ana threw
pieces OF the broken glass ana othci ms
sileS into the room. 10 the great t'ii'i
OF the old lady. But Miss Eva showed
the blood that flowed in her veins. licf
father had never faced foe as worthy
OF a bullet Selling a pistol, she nred iVe
shots at the Sccunurcls thro ueh tht
broken window which were returned ny
seven shots at the house from the out
side. The plucky girl. seeing one OF thc
party through the window, hred AT nl'n
with a shotgun, the charge Taxing cn.S'
IN his left arm. iniiicting serious wou'u'
The marauders then fired parting shos
and fed. This Is Miss Pratts version OF
tho affair. c,
Harvey bennett. q son OF James Gordon
Rcnnett Coley Blake. Cary Edwards,
and John Calls have been jointly indlct-
ed for the crime. which. a dwelling house
having becnt partially destroyed. - ici-
ony. The three latter are now on trlai,
and Bennett. who says he came after the
others 10 SEE what was going on, and was
shot. has testified as a witness against
them. They say they were not there.
CONFLICTING EVIDENCE.
Tho cvidentce is so conflicting as 10 rem
der AZ certain that some OF the numerous
witnesses have handled the truth without
due caution. Notwithstanding the inciem-
ency OF the weather. the courtroom II
allied dav after day as the trial proceeds
and popular indignation Is running hlGn'
Captain Samuel Trader one OF oul ON, ON
est cisizens. who lives near TINS NliIdse,
A. reported to be paralyzed ana sehSeless
this morning. In his younger uays ne
Commended a number of sea-going YES
sels As he Is now upwards OF elghly'
hut little hope is entertained Oh MS i''o'
aVN
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THE tTTORNTT-GTNE ISHTP.
Judge Edmund Waddiil Thought to stand
aGood Chance for II.

The name Of Judge Edmund Waddill
Jr. has been mentioned % number Of times
within the past few weeks in connection
with the United states Attorney General
ship. and the events OF the past few days
seem 10 90 TO show that there arc num-
bcr Of prominent Virginia Republicans
who will support him.
McssTs. George T.. BOwicn. Stiih Boil
ing Morgan Treat. c. l.. Mccoy. and
others were in the city Yesterday. and
held q long consultation with Judge Wad-
din ard General Edgar Allan. II IS said
mat several messages wcrc sent 10 cam
ton. Ohio, and answers received from Re
publican leaders in that place.
Presumably as n result OF these mes
sages Judge Waddill left the city last
nieht. brit his destination was unknown.
Some said that he was on his way 10
Canton 10 hold "A conference with Major
Mckinley, while others declared that he
only went 20 Washington 10 confer with
leading Republicans there.
There s. little doubt. however, that the
trip OF the Judge had something 10 do
with the Cabinet position. Ills chances
for the position ere thought to be very
GOOD.
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w.suINGroN AND LEh ANNUAL.
Editors and Managers Appointed-foo''
Rail vi anacer Appointed.

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. 15.-Specldl. -
,rh. ere has been some doubt among me
students of Washington and Lee ohi-
,,orsi,v as to the practicabihty of th.1T
being able to get out an annual TINS !t"''
Al a meeting of the student oody i"
az AGO the action taken by them ana
,hs hearty cooperation ass 'rti them ny
tho BOARD of Trustees at its last meeting
has removed all this doubt. T"el e edl-
,ors were chosen who were to sele.t tpt
of their number an editor-in-chief.
THO twelve men selected were Messrs
I u. Nj. Armistead. Virginia, Battle NC
Lester. Tennessee: Arthur f. Toole' Ana
hama: A. Il. LaFar South Carollha' -
Il. Harlow. West Virginia; Roy Barrett
Arkansas; W. X. Vancs. Kentucky; John
p Smith. Virginia: a. q. jenkins, west
Virginia: ]. L. Michler. Pennsylvania X.
:. McClintic. Missouri anu D. W. "i"S''''
West Virginia
AIR. Van Aston Bachelor, of North car
olina. was elected business manager, win
the privilege to choose his assistants.
The hoard of editors at once had meet
ing and elected Mr.. j. ID. Nj. ArInistead'
of I.ynchburg. Va, as editor-in-chieI'
Mr.. Bachelor appointed Mr. charles r.
Myers. Virginia. and Mr.. W. II. McS"een'
Tennessee, TO assist MIN III the "'se-
mcnt. -
rho BOARD of Trustees at its last meet
inc voted financial support TO the annual
which removes the last doubt OF ITS sue
cess.
Mrs IL II. Henderson. who died here
q fey DAVIS ago. was seventy-two years
old Three children survive her al OF
whom are married. Her husband was
MAYOR of Lexington for three terms al
ter the war. ,.
Mr.. II. II. Isle. Of Kentucky was a
few DAYS ago elected football manager
FOR 1897. by the Athletic Association OF
Washington and Lee University
Miss Mamie Jordon, the youngest
daughter of the late Mrs. DR. James Jor-
don left Thursday morning on a VISIT
10 her sister. Mrs. Judge Tyson OF
Montgomery Ala. and will make her fu-
,ur. home with Mrs George Baker, OF
baltimore. Md.
Mr.. Percy Halves. an officer of ID Com
many. of the Virginia Military institute
returned to Lexington Monday after a
visit of ten days TO his relatives in Rich
mond Va.
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samples submitted with the permission
OF the bidders until the Question as TO the
right OF the committee 10 award the con-
tracts has been decided.
On motion OF Mr. Noble the vote was
reconsidered by which II was decided *
the last meeting that parties Interested
in tho awarding OF contracts should hot
attend the quarterly meetings, where 'he
contracts are awarded. In addition IL
was agreed that In the future all inter-
ested parties be invited to be present on
such occasions
On motion Of Mr. Noble II was also ue-
cided TO reconsider the vote by which MI
Gunsts motion had been adopted direct
ing the Superintendent 10 return All pius
and samples. The Superintendent was
then directed TO return the bids ana sam
pies and that the bidders be notile"
when the committee Is prepared 10 re-
ceive bids.
on motion OF Mr.. Brock. the Superin-
tendent was authorized to purchase post
age stamps from time TO time as they arc
needed by the department
Messrs. Brock. Wake. and HoDsoh were
appointed a house committee VINO are
to go through the institution from time
10 time to look into any kind OF COM
plants that may be made by or against
any Of the inmates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
AMINISTTR M4RRILN.
Rev. y. &. Oberly WEEDS Miss Addie VI
Sherman-Wiii Reside in Illinois.

LURAY, VA. Feb. 15.-Special-At
the residence of the brides father. John
ii. Sherman. esq. Superintendent De-
ford's tannery this place. the marriage OF
Miss Addie NJ. 10 Rev. =. {. Oberly, pas
tor OF First English Lutheran church.
Decatur ILL.,. was solemnized Thursday.
at $3.50 l.. M.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. c. Armand Miller. pastor OF the
Holy Trinity church, of New York city.
The bride is one OF the most accom-
plished and popular young ladies In 'his
community. whTe she has host Of
friends and admirers. she had been on
industrious worker In the church and
Sunday school and is woil-htted for .he
duties devolving upon the wife OF minis
ter. The groom was for some years
pastor OF ST. Marks Lutheran churcn in
this place. and one of the faculty Of Won
Bora College. where the bride was pu-
pill.
The happy pair left on the evening
train for a trip 10 northern cities, includ-
ing Attention. Pa. where the parents Of
the groom reside.
They expect 20 arrive in Decatur by the
1st of March.
Abe many and valuable gifts presented
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A Delightful German-The Star Club ofo'
"a Success.

FARMVILLE. VA. Feb. l5.-Speciai.-
The Farmville German Club gave "A ue-
lightful german at the Old Dominion
hotel on the evening of the 18th in honor
of Miss Madge Campbell Jones, Oh lamp
ton. Va. who most beautifully ana grace
fully assisted Mr.. J. NJ. Lyon In leading
the dance.
Among those dancing were Miss M.
c. Homes with Mr.. J. NJ. Lyon, Miss Ma
mic Skinner with w. X. Burnley. MISS
Edna Spencer with John Stokes. MISS
Lizzie Wicker with NJ. ID. Morton. MISS
Susie Mckenney with a. w. Cole MISS
Louie Morton with j. X. Johnson, MISS
Louise Otley with +. y. Shultz. MISS
Josie Morton with Saunders Blanton.
Miss Virgie Morton with $ r. keid.
Miss I,ougie Miller with V. ID. NenaOie'
Miss Mary Hooper with A. II. Boykin.
Miss Anna Hurd with w. y. Morris.
and Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Nenable Mrs.
O. T. Wicker and Mrs. Walter Garnet
chaperoned the merry party.
The entertainment given at the opera
house by the Star club of 20 proved TO
be a grand success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
RennhIlcans in Convention.

GAINESVILLE. OHIO. Feb h-lf there
was lack Of enthusiasm Ht tho morhiNF E
session Yesterday OF the twelfth annual
convention of the Ohio Republican
League. IL was more than made up ln il'
afternoon Fully 5000 people were lrr--
ent and az times the chairman WAS taxed
10 his utmost 10 restrain the enthusiasm
Of the thousand delegates and the spec
tatOrs.
Tho most marksl event Of the after
noon occurred when Gov. Asa :. Bush
nell and Mark A. Mamma. with other
prominent Republican,. entered the hail
together. Delegates Jumped 10 their feet
and cheored. and the audience Of ladies'
and gentlemen Joined boo the applause
until II was dcafcniur. Both were intro
duced 10 the audience. and sr' ke briefly.
The usual resolutions were adopted.
asking for the legislative enactment OF
cOngratulating Mckinley on his election.
Officers were che sen without exception
by reclamation. as follows President.
Hon John J. sullivan. OF Warren. Sec
rotary. Charles Chase. OF Columbus.
Treasurer. John j. Means. OF stoubon-
vile.
It was 1920 o'clock last night when the
d ors were opened for the banquet. GOV.
bushnell presided. on his right sat Mark
Hanna. next 70 WHOM was Senator John
NJ. ThurstOn. To the Governor lsr was
State president Charles f. Leach and
National President Woodmansee Then in
order came en- either side Sylvester IT.
Everett. Maj. Charles Dick. Booker A.
Washington, William Allen White, Con-
gresham ). A. Northway. and other
guests.
The toasts were:
Presidents address. & harles r Leach,
POSTMASTER. Gov. Asa :. Bushnell.
Abraham Lincoln" Senator JChn NJ.
Thurston; The American Congress,
James n. McClearys 10 the chairman u
the National Committee. drank standing.
What's the Matter with kansas WIN
lam Allen White; Solving the Negro
Question In the Black Belt OF the SOUTH
Booker Il. Washington. The Nations
Verdict" ID. ID. Woodmansee. The Work
Of the Last Campaign Charles r.
Dick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
The Bazaar Entertainments.

The annex OF the Sheltering Arms booth
at the bazaar Will give a cobweb party
for children en- tomorrow afternoon I'm
Saenger Halle from 1880 TO O'Clock Each
child will receive a prize. Five cents ad-
mission will be charged.
The same afternoon "A New Woman"
party will be given and one prize. The
admission charge will be five cents. This
will also be in Saenger Halle.
The Old Dominion SeXtette and Mr.
Arthur II. Clarke. with his fine views OF
London, on Thursday night, at SIS
O'Clock. Will give a charming entertain
ment for the bazaar under the manage
ment Of the Sheltering Arms booth. This
entertainment viii also bc at Saenger
Halle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
Famons Gang ExtcrminnIed.

DENVER. COLO. Feb. l5.--Harry Davis
charged with the murder Of Night officer
Joseph Baker. at North Baltimore. ohio.
June a. 1876 has been arrested in this
city. lie is said 10 be the last aemDer
or the Stratton gang Of post-ofiice rob-
bers. officer Baker discovered Davis.
Bob Curry, and Doc Lee In the act CT
robblng the North Baltimore post-oihce.
They killed him. but were captured.
Davis escaped from the Toledo (Ohio)
fail through the connivance OF turn <eys
Curry and Lee were tried. convicted. and
sentenced to the pcnitentiary for life.
Davis was betrayed 10 the police OF Den
yer by his youngest brother. Guy. with
whom he had been travelling through the
South and In Mexico since his escape.
They arrived in Denver week ago.
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thing went we'll until since last April. at
which time lasigi ceased 10 remit the IN
come A demand for an accounting and
an exhibition Of tho securities falling TO
receive 4 satisfactory response, the ar
rest followed
Consul Iasigi Is a brother to Mr.. \. -.
Iasigi. who lived for some time in Rich
mond. and IL well known here. He now
lives al his country place In Gloucester
county. which he has recently purchas-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
AN JLLIAN DHIA CRUSADE,
Mayor Thompson Makes Many Persons
Cotrect Their hvil Ways.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Feb. 15.-Spe-
cial-The good effect OF the recent raids
on the policy shops here has caused the
Investigation of complaints against
houses of ill-repute. patronized largely
by Washingtonians and Of persons living
together outside of marital relations,
caused Chief of Police Webster 70 order
the arrest of all parties reported FRIDAY
night. Before morning the cells and
rooms of stations were filed and interest
in the outcome was very great
Saturday Mayor Thompson disposed OF
fifty odd cases and is working on others
tonight Rather moderate fines and
severe sentences were imposed and ex-
acting promises demanded in each case.
II is believed much good will be effected
Quite a number of those spotted eluded
arrest
A number have since taken out mar
riage licenses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
IUPORIA BASE BdLLISIS.
An Authorized Officer solicits Business in
Marrying Couples.

EAlPORIA. VA, Feb. l5.-Special.-
The Emporia base-ballists organized
Thursday by electing Joseph i. Bailey
manager: T. +. Goodwin, secretary; A.
A. Slagle treasurer; Harry Long, captain.
Apropos of q recent editorial in your
paper. relative to ministers advertising.
noticed poster to-day in which Mr..
Faris. the gentleman who was recently
authorized by the County Court Of this
county TO celebrate the rites Of matri-
mony, i'm which poster he solcits the pa
:ronage of all those matrimonially in
clined.
Mr. j. y. Crockett. undertaken. general
merchandise and furniture dealer Of this
place has sold his entire stock to Mr..
II W. Newsome.
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Old nnmininn lIn,nIial.

Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith will appear
before the Finance Committee tomorrow
night and ask for an appropriation OF S2'o
FOR the old Dominion Hospital
Since January. 1896. rs cases have been
treated free There have been twenty
one weeks Of exclusive nursing. and l'Z
surgical operations az this hospital. and
the usual appropriation of $50 Is hut a
trlfe considered with the cost OF this SER
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Fire at kcarnc,'s Mill.

LEETOWN, w. VA. February 10
Special.-On Thursday night. nj Kear-
neysville, n large framed building, the
property Of Mr.. Seaton Mcintyre. and
containing Offices Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad and Southern Express Com
pany and the store Of Mr. Samuel Lick
lider was burned TO the ground. Mr..
Licklider's entire stock Of goods was de-
stroyed. His loss is partially covered by
81 500 OF insurance The building was in
sured for only 81 600
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. l5.-Spe-
cial.-The total exports of corn for Il
week amounted to S44. 50 bushels. This
month promises TO be record breaker
in corn shipments.
Ships arriving from European ports
report having encountered large fields
Of ice on their way over.
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OBITI AIRY.
DR.. John II. Weymouth.

BEVERLY. w. VA. Feb. b-Dr Jonn
II. Weymouth Of this place. has received
intelligence from Liverpool England. or
the death OF his oldest brother Capt VIII
liam W. Weymouth. commander OF 'he
British cruiser Smyrna, ar sea on janu-
airy u. Captain Weymouth was an old
Confederate naval officer and served tn-
der Admiral Semmes on the famous ifi-
vateer, the Alabama. lie was ON tlat
vessel when she was sunk by the Neir-
sarge. but managed 10 escape. Upon the
close OF the war he made DTS homo .n
England. where he married and became
"A British subject. entered the royal ANY
and gradually rose 10 the service h.til ne
WIS placed In command Ol Tho SmycIA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-16
An Old Janitor Dead.

Mr.. Peter c. Wells. for many years
isnitor OF the Henrico County Court
house. died Sunday AZ his home, on Full
ton Hill The funeral took place yester-
day at $3.50 +. II. from the Denny Street
Methodist church
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VIM. l.. II. John

NEW YORK. Feb. l5-Wm. r. So John.
former president OF che Mercantile NH-
tional bank and one of the principal
champions i'm the east of the cause of fr.e
silver. died at o'clock last night at I.s
residence here OF complication of hii-
ney and stomach troubles. he was porn
IN Mobile. Ala. boz 1915.