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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-28
WALTON ONCE MORE.
MIR. LIE GALLrENNE's NEW EDITION OF
THE MASTER

THE COMPLETE ANGLER. BY LEAK Walton
and Charles Cotton. Edited with an !ntrodl h,
ton by Richard lie Gallienne; Illustrated Dy
Edmund n New. Octave. pp lxXXiv, ~ Lon
don and Nev-York: John Lane.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

Richmond Team 10 Meet the Newport
News Representatives.

The Richmond Athletic Club will meet
the strong football team from Newport
News on the gridiron at the baseball
park this afternoon. The Newport News
team is said to be a ''crackajack" In the
Language OF the football enthusiastic.
and a great game is expected.
While they have only played two games
this season their work h& been OF the
highest order. The first game with
Portsmouth, on their grounds. I'm which
they defeated Portsmouth by a score of u
In G. The second game was played at
Hampton and in two thirty minute halls
neither side scored. this game being the
most exciting and best played game seen
IN the State. for years.
The Athletics have improved wonder
fully this week under the coaching OF MT.
VIM Wertenbaker. OF the University or
Virginia. He has the team out every
morning giving them light work. In the al.
ternoon, he lines them up for stiff
praxis with the College eleven.
The men are In fine condition. Their
kicking. running and ta~kiing has i'm
proved greatly since last Saturdays game
with fhe Ccllege. so all those who see the
game to-day VIII have the pleasure OF
seeing a great game OF football.
Mr.. Mprrav Mcclure will act as umpire.
Or. n. c. Walden as referee Mr.. Allie
sands as 1inesman and time-keeper.
The Newport News team will arrive In
Richmond this morning at 1870 over the
Chesapeake and Ohio. and will put up al
the Lexington.
Ladies free to grounds. Game called al
4P. NJ. sharp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
MONTGOMERY POLITICS.
The Aenew Fartiou TO support the Lynch>
burg Ticket,

CHRISTIANSBURG, VA, oct. L-Spe-
cial.-The political pot will soon begin to
boil in this section. Very little interest
has been manifested heretofore, but with
the Lynchburg ticket in the field a run
vote will be poled. ,.
The Brady-Agnew faction has announc-
ed its Intention Of supporting the ticket
so the Democrats will have trouble IN
preventing the county from remaining III
the Republican column.
Both parties rave nominated exception
ally strong men for the House IN TINS
county. and II is hard to predict the re-
suit II the Lamb element supports the ke-
publican nominee.
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute re-
ceived n liberal amount OF praise from
both parties. so there Is little danger OF
its ever again being dragged into politics.
The large apple crop Is being marketed
and brings a fair price.
Farmers are sowing n large acreage or
wheat but the drOuth continues unfaNOr-
able TO its growth
With the exception Of shower two
weeks ago there has been no rain Tor SIX
weeks.
NJ. and Mrs. II. n. Stone have return
ed from the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs. and have taken rooms over Sid
ney Sheltman's store.
Mr. X. /. Roope, who passed the eX-
animation before the Court OF Appeals
recently. has opened a law office in this
place.
Commonwealth Attorney Thomas j.
Moore Esq, went to Salem yesterday on
business.
Judge J. II. Altizer, OF Salem. was in
town yesterday. shaking hands with his
many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

protested for non-payment at maturity,
and notified d. Meade & Bro. Of the fact
Meade & Bro. then advised them TO send
the claim to a deputy sheriff and bring
suit on the same. Travers & Co. did not
do so. and in the meanwhile ID. II. McCor-
mick became insolvent. Travers g. Co
now seek 10 make their debt out OF Meade
a. Bro.
A very enjoyable german was given at
''The Tuilleries.' the residence OF Colonel
L. L. Boyce. on last Friday
Cards are out announcing that the mar
rage Of Miss Sue Bowman. daughter OF
Mr. Isaac Bowman. OF this place. and Mr..
J. Terrell Jones. Of Front Royal VIII take
place at the Presbyterian church on Tues
day morning. October nth, at $50 o'clock.
The first football game OF the season
will be played Saturday, October 9th. on
the lot opposite the Shenandoah Univer-
sity School between the Berryville Athle-
tic club and the s. V. a. eleven of Win
chester.
Mr. Frank Mccormick left on Thursday
TO attend the law school Of the University
OF Virginia.
Congressman James Hay addressed
large crowd Of citizens at the courthouse
on Tuesday last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
DANIEL mas a WIKM RECEPTION
ATFREDERICksBU
An Interesting situation In Aypoinattox'
The Sheriff ofthe County Createsa
Stir at Speaking.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, October s.
Specialize Democracy of this city turn
ed tonight in force and filled TO over
flowing the spacious courthouse to greet
and hear Senator John w Daniel in the
first speech OF the campaign here.
coverings Brass Band furnished music
and ladies graced the occasion with their
presence.
OLD-TIME RALLY.
1t was one Of the old-time Democratic
rallies. Shortly after o'clock the Sena-
tor appeared. escorted by Chairman NC
Cracker, State Committeeman II. +.
Crismond and ex-Postmaster II. n. Wal
lace. and he was given a rousing well
come, the enthusiasm lasting several
minutes.
Captain T. McCracken, city chairman
preceded and introduced the speaker
TWO HOURS OF ELOQUENCE.
For two hours the orator in MS pes,
style discussed the State and National
issues and held the rapt attention oil MS
large audience to the close.
Many persons from the surrounding
country came in TO hear the distinguished
speaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
CATTLE QU4RANTINE.
DR.. Niles. the State Veterinarian. Explains
the Situation.

DR.. f. P. Niles. OF Blacksburg. Va, IS
the state Veterinarian, and was seen at
Murphys Hotel last evening regarding
the recent quarantine against cattle from
Western North Carolina. notice or which
was sent out from Blaeksburg september
9th last.
This was done because OF the bringing
OF cattle. which had fever, from North
Carolina into Virginia. and on the assur,
ance of the rigid enforcement or the law
by the North Carolina authorities. the
quarantine was raised by DR.. Niles on &c
tober 7. 1897.
DR.. Niles stated that he thought there
would be no further trouble along the
quarantine line in North Carolina, as the
North Carolina authorities and stockmen
seem to be thoroughly aroused 10 the I'M
portance OF immediate and rigid ENFORCE
ment OF their quarantine rules ana regu-
lations, which. II done. would prevent tur-
Their Introduction Of cattle with fever INTO
Virginia from Western North Carolina.
DR.. Niles said that the statement tnat
the recent quarantine against western
North Carolina cattle;was an extension OF
the time Is an error
Ever since the quarantine rules ana
regulations have been in existence We
time OF quarantine has been from the loth
OF FEBRUARY 10 the 18th OF November.
This last order of the Board SIMPLY
quarantined against that portion OF NoItn
Carolina which was not under redendi
quarantine ana Tor the reasons s'a'ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
CRY nemncratic Committee

ynittee was held al the rooms OF the Pow
hatan Club last evening. with the chair
man Mr. Marion l. Dawson. presiding.
and Mr. Jefferson Wallace as secretary.
The resignation OF MT. II. 81 Ceorge
Coaiter was presented. and action upon II
was deferred until the next meeting.
Ii was decided 10 open the headquarters
OF the committee at the Powhatan Cluo
rooms. on Monday. 10 be continued there
during the campaign.
Messrs NJ L. Dawson. Jefferson Wal
lace. and Clyde w Saunders were ap-
pointed as a committee 10 provide for the
amendment OF the present law as 20 pri-
mary elections. 50 that hereafter they
shall be legalized
1t is desired by the committee that a
statement OF the fact that every bill OF
expenses In connection with the last pri-
mary election was promptly paid on the
night OF the election be published.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

Appointments. OF Speakers by the state
Committee.

Democratic State Committee,
Room As. Chamber Of Commerce Bldg,
Speakers and times and places OF speak
ing are announced as follows:
j. HOGE TYLER.
Caroline COurt-OctObcr 18th.
Lyuchburg fair-October 18th.
Alexandria city-OctObcr 18TH might.
Fairfax COurt-OctOber 18th.
A. J. MONTAGUE.
Wythe Court-October llth
Giles COurt-October 18th
Carroll COurt-OctObcr 18th.
independence, Grayson, October lsih
JOHN ". DANIEL.
Louisa Court-October 18th.
Wavnesboro-Oc October 18th.
JOHN LAMB.
Chesterfield Court, October 18th.
Now sent Oourt-O tifn
Gooc1land Court. October 18th.
II. ID. FLOOD.
Buckingham Court. October nth.
Amherst Court, October 18th.
Bath Court, October l2th.
JAMES HAY.
Shenandoah Court-October 9Th.
Greene Court-OCtober 18Th.
Rockingham COurt-Octobor 18th.
PETER j. OTEY.
Roanoke city. October 9TH
Campbell Court, october nth
Roanoke Court October 18th.
C.. 4. SWANSON.
Mecklenburg Court-October 18th.
MARYUS JONES.
York Court. October 18th.
Mathews Court-Octobcr llth.
GEORGE W. MORRIS.
Greene Court-October 18Th.
Jacksonville. Greene, October 9th laf
night. -
Dawsonville-Octob OH might.
McMullen' s-Octobor 18th might.
c. NJ. WALLACE. JR.
Northumberland Court-Octobcr 18th.
W A. JONES.
Matthews Court-October 18th.
Fairfax Court-October 18th.
J.E. WILLARD.
Ioudoun Court, october lin.
f. W. WEAVER.
Rappahannock Court October llth
LEWIS II. MACHEN.
1.oudoun Court. October nth.
5. H. LETCHER
Rotetourt Court. October llth.
Bath Court. october l2th.
SAMUEL W. WILLIAMS
Scott Court. October 18th.
n. H. MASSIE.
Campbell Court. October 18th.
}. TAYLOR ELLYsoN.
chairman
JOSEPH BUTTON. Secretary
CONTINUED From Fifth Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
rrrnnsnnUe,s LoAe HELLO.
The First Message to New Nork-stream'
Dried Up.

PETERSBURG. VA. oct S-Speciai;-
Tho frst message over the wires OF the
American Telegraph and Long Distance
Telenbone Company was sent from re
tersburg to New York THIS AFTERNOON AT
three minutes to o'clock.
The congregation of Washington street
NJ T. church will occupy me auui TOT tull
~ the building next sunday TOT the UT
time since the handsome improvements
were made 10 H. t,,..
The farmers are complaining terribly OF
nr,tracted drought The bed OF Hatcher 3
nm in Dinwidde county Is as dry az
hone. This stream has never before Deen
known 10 dry up. A.. rf.,..,,,,,,
Judge j. NJ. Mullen, OF the musings
Court to-day granted charter OF IN
coronation to the Bridges Produce Com
nanv to conduct a general commission
nroduce and provision business.
state Councillor and Secrearyo or the Ju-
Nor order United American Mechanics,
Thomas b. Ivey. OF Petersburg, pald an
official visit yesterday 10 the lodge AZ
Crewe. The representatives, from Peters
burg 10 the next annual session OF inc
Tunior order United American Mechanics
10 be held AT Lynchburg on october i5tn o
are. From Virginia Council, NO. 3, \. J.
saunders and Luther T. Hargrove; from
old Dominion Council. NO D. James
Wells and William Wilcox; from w ASH
ineton Council, Geo. Ramtrey and a. H.
NoWlaud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
NO FEMALE SUFFRdGB.
East Hanover Prosbytery Declines TO Re
cogDize the w. CT. 4,

fOSDlLe int w. - ~
Rev. DR.. r. Kerr, who has been in
attendance upon the East Hanover Pres
bytery at Burkeville, in speaking Of the
meeting yesterday, said II was an inter-
esting gathering and that a number OF
fine sermons were preached. Said he:
THE Presbyery declined to recognize
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, not because the Presbytery is not
In favor of temperance. but because the
w. G. T. L. is understood to be in favor
Of and contending FOR woman's suffrage.
The Presbyterian Church takes strong
ground against women having the ballot
or holding public Office under govern
ment. The Church does not recognize
any organization that goes into politics
whether their principles be sound or I'M
sound
Continuing, Dr. Kerr said:
Among the matters Of general inter-
est was a decision OF the Presbytery.
reached after an animated but most
courteous debate. TO approve Of Hoge
Academy. at Blackstone, being decided TO
the trustees of Hampden-S Sidney College,
but in such a way, II possible. as to Sc
cure the perpetuation Of the present alli-
ance of Hoge Academy with the Presby-
terrain Church This idea was incorpo
rated into the Presbytery's action be-
cause Hoge Academy is the creation OF
the Presbytery, while Hampden-Sidney
College. though carried on by Presbyte-
rians, has nothing in its charter or by
laws to prevent its diversion from its
freesnt alliance with the Church by an
other set of trustees in the distant fuure.
Action was taken urging the churches
to rally to the assistance Of the Assem-
bly, Home and School in Fredericksburg,
now greatly I'm need of funds to support
the ministers orphans now under its
care The Home and School was estab-
lished to care for this particular class OF
orphans. and for the education of the
children Of missionaries now in the for
eign field.
The report on foreign missions showed
that the contributions of the churches
had been greater for this cause than
during any previous year-this In spite of
the hard times.
1T was ordered that every pastor read
from his pulpit the deliverances made
by the last General Assembly against
women preaching or leading in public
prayer. In promiscuous assemblies. and
against Sunday newspapers"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
UfLLIAM and MARY.
The Old Institution Takes on Active LIE
for Another Year,

The Old institution idher "" F'N''N $3.50
for Another Year,
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, oct. ESPECIAL.
William and Mary College opened this
morning with great prospect Of success
students are arriving on every train. with
one exception. all the professors nave
returned from their summer retreats, ana
are busy organizing their elias IS. New
students are all being examined to-day Oy
professor Bird.
DIR. LYMAN b. Wharton, OF the Depart
ment OF Latin has been detained on ac-
count NJ sickness He will probably not
he able TO take charge Of his classes tor
month. and they are being arranged ac-
cordineiy. under the supervision OF TWO
other professors
Tomorrow evening a reception 10 ne"
students will be given I'm the Y. NJ. {. A.
Hall. Addresses will be made by TWO
gentlemen Of the faculty Music also has
been secured Finally all will repair 10
the college dining-room where refresh
ments will be served.
Last night the Gamma Chapter OF me
Pi kama Alpha Fraternity was reor-
canized at the college. II made good
beginning. there being six charter mem
hers. as follows: Messrs Claiborne Han
kins. Lambert. Newcomb, Stevens. ana
williams. The r. X. A. has sent out
many distinguished men. II has chapters
throughout the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
rnn r0NnRIL or INNS. THOMAS.
IL VIII Take Place Tomorrow Afternoon
al $50 FROM the Kesidence.

The remains OF Mrs. Mary W. Thomas.
relict OF the late James Thomas, OF Rich
mona. who was killed in an accidental
fall on Thursday at "Fernilhurst,' the
country seat OF her son-in-law, Colonel
John X. Connally. near Asheyille, y. c.,
will arrive in Richmond on Sunday morn
ing.
In the afternoon Of that day, at 3 30
o'clock. her funeral will occur from tho
residence. ll2 east Grace street. and thc
interment will be in Hollywood.
The Richmond College faculty were 10
have held a meeting yesterday afternoon.
TO take some action In passing resolutions
concerning the death OF Mrs. Mary ".
Thomas, widow Of James Thomas. Jr,
who founded the Thomas Lectures the
tenth annual course OF which will be de-
livered this month. and mother OF ". y
Thomas. LII. d. Professor OF Moral Fhl-
iosOphy In the colltge.
This meeting. however. was postponed.
in view OF the fact that the trustees or
the college are to meet az o'clock this
evening at the c1.legs. and the tsculy
ana students too. -obably meet with
them and Join In pap ,ng respect TO Mrs.
Thomas memory
President Boatwright has been restins
at his paternal home. Ia Buckingham
county FOR a DAY or two. bot mas been
noti6sd bv telegram. and will probably
return to-day IN time for the meeting this
evening.
THE senior class 10 Philosophy assem-
bled Yesterday and authorized the FOL
loving expression OF sympathy, which
, was forwarded.
Professor william D. Thomas
In behalf OF the members OF the Senior
Philosophy Glass OF Richmond College.
we wish 10 make known 10 YOU onr sin
cere sympathy IN your recent bereave-
ment Yours respectfully,
THOS. y. McADAMS,
WORTLEY + RUDD.
OSCAR l.. OWENS.
COMMITTEE,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
PETERSBURG DEMOCRATS.
Ward Meetings - Elect Delegates to the
Senatorial Convention.

PETERSBURG. VA. October S.-Spe-
cial-The Democrats held ward meetings
tonight and elected delegates TO the
Democratic Senatorial Convention TO be
held at the courthouse I'm Petersburg
next Monday night. The meetings were
not largely attended.
A football team to be known as the
High School team was organized here to-
night. They will play the Richmond
team on the 23d instant.
The A. p. Hill Rifles. Captain NJ. G.
Jackson. received a telegram to-day from
Colonel Harry Hodges. OF the Fourth
Regiment. 10 which the Rifles are at
tached. requesting the company to take
part in the regimental drill I'm Norfolk on
the IS tn instant. The Rifles held a meet
ing tonight and decided 20 accede 10
Colonel Hodges request and participate in
the drill.
Services have been held at Union chapel.
Dinwiddie county every night this week.
Tonight there were seven professions OF
faith
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
rHE COLLEGE GRIDIRoNIsTs.
They VIII Meet the n wport News Team
In That CITY ThIs Afternoon

They VIII Meet the N-wport News Team
in That City This Afternoon.
The Richmond College Football Team
will meet the Newport News team on the
gridiron In Newport News at o'clock
this afternoon.
Most Of the lineup this evening will play
IN the same positions all the season.
The lineup will be as follows:
Thraves. center.
Williams. right guard.
Powell, left guard. ... -
Bloxton. right tackle. .. So =.
Neathery. left tackle.
Parke, right end. IA AZ
Pope. left end. -flt.
Kaufman, quarter back.
Frazer. left half-back.
Landlord. right half-back.
McNein, full back.
Substitutes-Lee, Taylor and Scott.
Thraves is quick and active as well as
heavy and strong. and will be always I'm
the way of the man who bucks center. He
did not come In until this week and had
never played before but he will be sure
20 get a place on the team. 1t is not abb
acluteiy certain, however. that he VIII
hold center always, for Daughtry, who
PLAYED center in the teams Of 1894 50 and
1885 has returned. He has been sick,
but will be able yet TO hustle for his place
on the team.
Powell and Williams play well and are
pretty sure TO have the job or standing
guard in every game this season.
The rest Of the team are the same as In
last Saturdays game except that Kauf-
man instead OF Tyack will play quarter
back behind center.
The team has hard practice all this
week against a college scrub team, and
the Richmond Athletics
The College team say they can now beat
fhe Athletics 1t is certain that they have
improved fast, and will play good ball to-
day. Captain McNiel says they expect TO
be out-weighed. but that they will play
scientific ball and play It hard
Manager Dean will take the team down
via Chesapeake and Ohio railway. leaving
Richmond at $50 this morning, and will
have with him about twenty of the r. G.
V. boys They will return by special car
either tonight or Monday morning.
At the last regular meeting of the
williams Law Association, OF Richmond
College, the following officers were elect
ed: President, j. Kent Rawley, Rich
mond, Va, Vice President. J. p. Jones;
Secretary. c. b. Conner; Treasurer, X. l..
Williams.
This association fills the place for the
members Of the law classes, OF literary So
cieties and other debating clubs Of the
literary department. The membership Is
larger now than ever before.
After a few weeks the regular exercises
will give place TO moot court such as Is
carried on at the University Of Virginia
Professor S. c. Mitchell. Of Richmond
College. will preach ar the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church tomorrow, both
morning and night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
nor BLOOD IN dPPOMdfTOI.
The Sheriff Of the County CrenteSa SUI AZ
the Democratic Speaking.

LYNCHBURG. VA, October ESPECIAL
When w II. Lyon. Democratic nomi-
nee for the Legislature from Appomattox
county. had finished brief address at
Appomattox Courthouse yesterday III
which he stated that the Only promise
that he had made was to vote Tor ths
return OF Senator Daniel to the Uni'eu
States Senate, S. =. Coleman, the county
sheriff. stepped up to Mr.. Ligo9 ana III
a loud voice that was heard throughout
the building, declared that he Chsonl hau
promised TO vote against Major -. T..
LYNN in the election OF superintendent OF
the penitentiary
The crowd had commenced pouring out
Of the courthouse building, but when
they heard the sheriff speaking In EVIL
dent excitement, they stopped to listen
to the controversy.
Mr.. Lyon denied having made any sucn
promise. and Mr.. Coleman, growing sui
more excited said:
Then will beat you. I will run as an
Independent candidate for the Lesis'd-
ture from this county
Mr.. Lyon replied that such a course
on the part of Mr.. Coleman would not
swerve him from his intention OF declining
to pledge himself.
Since the meeting Mr.. Coleman has
stated to several persons that he Is out
for the Office.
Mr.. Coleman IS also a candidate for re-
election to the office OF sheriff and is OPP
posed by Mr.. Frank W. Mckinney.
After Mr.. Coleman left the courthouse
Yesterday ne had an alteration on the
norch of the building with X. II. Brown
and several blows were exchanged.
Field Smith. a well known Appomat-
.ox farmer. denounced the sherln ana
another fight was narrowly averted.
TIE situation IN Appomattox is intense
~ interesting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Ordered TO Move Away.

NORFOLK. VA. october S.-Specidl'-
The British ship Mayfair which arrived
here several days ago with cargo OF
burning cotton. was ordered away from
the wharf by the Portsmouth authori-
ties and moved out in the stream. Be
fore going she unloaded portion OF nor
cargo still burning. and to-day John
Belts. superintendent Of the warehouse
w1s arrested and will be tried to-morro"
ON the charge OF violating the harbor reg
ulaffOns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

The Orioles Take Another Exhibition
Game From Boston,

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, Oct. s.-Three
thousand people saw the Boston and Bal
timore National League teams play an
exhibition game at IIampden grounds
which resulted I'm an easily won VIC
tory for Baltimore. Klobedanzs poor
work In the third inning was largely re-
sponslble for Boston's defeat. He was
Wild and was batted hard when he man
aged to get them over.
The game was well played and full Of
snap and ginger. although none of the
players exerted himself at any time.
When Doyle first came to the bat he
was presented with a handsome watch,
chain and charm by hts fellow townsmen
from Holyoke.
Score by innings: r. n. r.
Baltimore ........ 0 . 5 0 0 0 o-S II l
Boston ............ 10000 O-6 3
Batteries-Amole and Clark; Kobe
DAM Stlvette, Sullivan and Camel Um-
pires-Hurst and Emslie. Time-l:i5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
A l,ood Man Gone.

EVANSVILLE. VA. oct SPECIAL
NOV, = Scott. a prominent Baptist
minister. died AZ his house near THIS VII
LACE this morning at half past o'clock
aged seyenty-hve years. Mr.. scott was
a native Of the county OF Northampton.
but had long resided on this side OF the
bav. He preached and taught school
for long years in the counties OF Glou ,l'
Ter king and queen and Essex making
his mark and leaving an impression Tor
,ood wherever he lived.