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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
WAITED. FOR SALE, ETC.

Wool blankets at z. A. Thomas.
Buy cottons now at f. A. Thomas
Coal for sale. GEO. J. PRINCE, Agent.
FoR sAIE:-New cider, &c. per gal
DIX J. CAMP.
youne pigs for sale Best breed in town.
., LUKE PARISH.
Ladies' outing flannel night robes al L
A. Thomas.
LosT:-A pair Of zold.rimmea eye
glasses. MIS-. hlhAA DHA
For sALE:-Niee Chester county pigs
five weeks old. HENRY W
sure cure for Piles. Cure guaranteed, at
Drew & Leonard's. ="
TED:-Some horses to keep Tor the
winter. Az W r. BAIRD, Randolph Center.
Messer's prescription glasses work won
ders. In Randolph in three months. wait
WANTED:-To buy good early puliets at
DIX j. CAMP, East Randolph, VT.
Twenty FIVE thousand feet of clapboards
for sale at a bargain TO close.
~ WI. n. DUBOIS, Assignee.
LosT:-oet. II, black overcoat, neck and
sleeves trimmed with fur. Leave at this
Office or with NJ. F. Cram.
FoR sALE:-At my farm in Brookheld,
20 to 30 tons good stock hay.
Az c. E. LAZELLEi W. K. Junction. VI.
FoR sALE:-A ex14 stationary Atlas en-.
CINE and g 80 horsepower upright boiler
first class condition; low price.
2w Z. f. EMERSON, Randolph.
Canaries for sale:-Sweet singers, raised
from imported birds. Price from Y TO ..
Sent BY express. MRs. q. Z. G. WHEATON
Box COS, Bare, Vt.
FoR SALE-A few thorough Inbred
Barred Plymouth Rock, White Wyau-
dotte and White Lsghorn c0ckerels at
reasonable prices.
r. II. CHAMBERLTN, Kelley Farm.
A CARDIFF those who SO kindly as.
sisted US in our recent heavy atiictioni
not only By their deeds OF neigbb9rly
kinshin but by their words Of sympathy,
we'd 81 p 20 express our thanks and 70 as
sure then from a full heart thst their
words and desds will always be treasured
by Us, OLIVIA II. BURRIDGE.
FRANK q. BURRIDGE.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Randolnh Normal Nntes

Miss Bates, 1872, has been home for few
days from Middiebury college.
Mrs. Slack OF Norwich visited her
daughter, Miss Mary Slack, over Sunday
Rev. (. Blake Of South STAFFORD, dis
trict deputy oftbe Good Templars, was in
town last week and called at the Normal
Mrs. Gee Of NARROW, n. H, has been
Mrs. Pratt OF Leroy, n. V, is visiting
Miss Pratt.
The Normal and the training school
closed for the week Wednesday afternoon
and the teachers are in attendance upon
the State Teachers association at Wood.
stock
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

Mr. Kempton end wife, parents in-isw
Of Night Operator Hollenoeck, have come
from New York state to live With him
this winter.
School will not be in session THURSDAY
and Friday, the teachers Being in attend
suce at the State Teachers association
meeting at Woodstock.
J.W. Gabrielle went Thursday with Mt.
Sinai Temple Of Montpelier to Lancaster,
y. a., v here the DEGREES were conferred
on twenty candidates.
Estimates are being obtained by the
White River Electric company on the
cost of poles for the Randolph lighting
system and the order fer them VIII soon
Be placed. Work at inside wiring viii
BEGIN il about tao weeks. The company
will follow the Standard system and the
work will be done as near cost as posi-
bic.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Randolph Center.

A daughter was born last week
Wednesday TO Elijah Ballou and wife
g. H. Slack wss summoned to Mont
peiier Tuesday to sppear hefore the grand
jury as witness in the Mildred Brewster
murder case.
1t IS expected that Rev T. A. Howard OF
the Randolph Baptist church will preach
next Sunday at the NJ. L. church 10 ex-
change with the pastor.
A. w. Osgood has a black raspberry
bush that cannot be beaten. Several
branches, all from one root, measure
Is feet or theroabouts.
While gathering apples Friday, the
ladder on which Noah Granger, aged so.
was standing, twisted and he fell, strik-
ing on his shoulders. but fortunately not
harming him beyond severe shaking Up.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved in six hours By NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE 1t is a
great surprise on account Of its exceeding
prOmptness in relieving pain in bladder.
kidneys aud back, In male or female. Re-
lieves retention of water almost Imme-
diately. II you want quick relief and cure
this is the remedy, Sold by Richard O..
Morton, Druggist, Randolph, Vt.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Has ManN Imitators.

DR.. Glidden's Rheumatic Cure has many
imitators out no competitors for the cure
OF Rheumatism, Constipation, Liver ana
Kidney troubles. The medicine in liquid
and pills has many friends for it cures
rheumatism m. For sale by r. @. Morton,
Randolph. VI.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

wsttIes, p. g. c. T., Remington; ~. o.
q. T Course OF Study" Hon. 5. p. Chase,
Chancellor, Hslistead, Pa; "Our Alum
MI DR.. Delos Il. Mann, P. r. w. g. T.,
BROOKLYN, N Y; s.In Behalf of 81 VIII
liam r. Bump, v. C., Salisbury; Informal
remarks, members Of the Grand Lodge.
This morning was devoted 10 the COM
pletion OF the reports OF district and state
deputies, " hich were begun yesterday and
TO the election OF officers. Tne special or
der for the afternoon is their installation.
The session will close this evening with
addresses at the Baptist church BY Hon.
:. B. Chase and DR.. ID. II. Mann, to which
the public Is cOrc tally invited.
The session is very successful. About 200
were in attendance yesterday. The dis
tinguished visitors, MessIs. Chase and
Mann. commended the lodge for its good
showing.
Visitors are greatly pleased with Ran
dolph-and With good reason.
Photographer Taplin Of Mortified took
a group picture Of the Lodge ranged in
front OF the ball.
This is the 30ih consecutive session OF
The Grand LOoge that X. o. SturteYant OF
SWanton has attended.
Hon. S. B. Chase is paying his first visit
10 Vermont. He was K. W. q. t., or head
OF the Sovereign Lodge, some 80 years ago,
when the Grand Lodge Of Vermont was
organized. His father was a native OF
Hardwick. Mr.. Chase is delighted With
Vermont scenery.
When the c. T. gave out the list Of COM
mittees at the opening session, it included
some names that would have done credit
TO Dickens, such as A. Jay OF Addison, Z.
X. Next Of Richford and Mrs. John Tees
OF Enosburg Falls. Nobody responded
and there was little embarrassment, un-
til il was found that the Z. 7. bad made
up his committees from the hotel regis
ter. Investigation by a representative Of
this paper showed that the names bad
been coniured up by a wicked drummer,
who somehow had got hold Of the plan Ia
advance.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Save Your Life

BY using TAG NEW GREAT SOUTH ANERIcAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy is great sur
prise on account OF its exceeding promptne in re-
lteving paia in the Kidneys Bladder and Back In
male or female II relieves retention of water and
pain in passing IL almost Immediately. Save your
selves BY using this marvellous cure Its use will
prevent fatal consequences in almost all cases BY
rs great Alternative and healing power. Sold BY
Richard e. Morton, Druggist,7 Main St Randolph
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14
Place Your
Orders Early

For Fall and Winter
Suits and Overcoats.
Call and see more
than one thousand new
and hobby styles to
select from-cut and
made in any style
from 5000 up.
Your pick from
more than one hun
dred kinds of Over
coatings, all new and
fashionable goods, both
heavy and medium
weight, cut, made and
trimmed as you wish.
Pant goods in great
varietyfrom $500 up.
| invite all to come
and see what the we'll
dressed man will wear
this season.
N. N. DRAPER,
Randolph, VT.
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Straycd.

There came into my enclosure Tuesday,
Oct. 18th, a yeariing heller. Owner may
have same by proving property and pay
ing charges.
r.. j. HANDLEY, East Granville.
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Reunion Of Go. q. 9Th Vermont.

The surviving members OF Company g,
sth VT. Vols, will hold reunion Oct. 19,
1897, at the @. A. K. hail, Randolph, Vt,
at 10:30 a. N. All member OF old Co. g.,
with their families, are requested TO be
present II possible. Dinner at u m.
I. B. KENDALL ! Committee
CHAs. A.WEBB OF
2w A. 3. HAYWARD Arrangements.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-14

You can't afford 10 risk your life By al
lowing a cold TO develop into pneumonia
or consumption. Instant relief and 4 Ger
tain cure are afforded by One Minute
Cough Cure. f. K. Evans q Co., Randolph ;
X. p. stockwell, Bethel, NJ. j. Sargent a
Son, So. RoyaltOn; A. K. Hood & Son,
Chalsea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16
SECRhrfRY GAGn'S y,fETS,


lie Hcpudintos Alleged Outlines Of His
Recommentlations-Vn Republicans.
WASHINGTON. oct Spccial.-Sec-
retary Gage win have views on the hn3n-
cial situation, with important recon-
mendatOns. 10 Congress, ready TO submit
in due course. Dut Dee states IN most
emphatic manner to-day tnat the alleged
outline of his Views which had appeared
in certain papers. was not only unauthor-
lied. but was decidedly misleading. Iie
has been i'm correspondence and personal
consultation with number Of distinguish
cd hnanciers. and also with certain lead
ors OF the free silver Democracy. lie is
going slow. he says, $50 that when he does
begin 20 write Dis ideas viii have ma-
iurcd. Almost his entire thought. De says
Is now ON the financial question.
Nearly an Of the Lambs" or anti
organization Republicans have lcit Wash
ington. one or two OF them only remain.
DR. r. a. Wise. accompanied by Mr.. A.
g. peachy. who was t candidate for Col
lcctor of Customs af Newport News CALI
ca at the white House to-day. but failed
io see the President y WAS surmised
fiJt the object OF their visit was to- proc
.-f against The appointment OF Air. Jesse
Elliott This gentleman was appointed
day before yesterday and 80 b.. thcrctQrr,
too latc 90 make objection. It may have
been. however. that the visit OF Dr. Wise
and his relative was with some other OBJ
jcct in view.
Mr. George T. B0wdcn had an appoint
ment with the President to-day, and he
called this morning. accompanied by
General v. -. Gr0nor. who is an applicant
for "a consulshp. But the President was
too busy to see them
Attorncy-Gcncrm Mckonna is perhaps
tho ablcst man i'm President Alc[iuleV'q
Cabinet and as hc enjoys the reputation
Of great fairness, the Oustod Internal
Revenue deputies should therefore have
"a good friend n him. lle viii advise
with the President I'm two or three days
about the question of Collector Bradys
action. Mai Mckinley has been im Of
ice now nearly seven or eight months
and the civil service rules ere stiu being
pretty generally lived up %. There arc
gross violations here and sthcrc hu, il is
evident that This o. q civil service admin
islYation.
The Police and Fire Departments OF
Washington had their annual parade to-
day and made q fine appearance The
police force numbers 52S men The blue
coats marched in nine-fo0t companies.
with one mounted company az the head
OF the column. Somo years ago the forco
was composed principally of old soldiers
and sailors and a very inefficient lot they
were. To-day the men appeared 10 be
young ana active.
Dr. Baldwin. one Of tho bcst-knovn
citizens Of Washington. and we'll
known Moson. went 10 Richmond this az
ternoon TO spend a day or two.
This has been an exceptionally busy
week with The President and tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16

VIZ Nft ofilifk DFfituf' ~ isNh-+h h''f
at w and l.. University
LEXINGTON. VA, October Especial.
The football team Of the Virginia Mill
tary Institute cadets will play Vanderbilt
and Sewanee while at Nashville.
10 looks as if S. H. Letcher Esq,
Democratic nominee for the Senate from
this district. will have no opposition.
James r. Mccormick Esq who was
nominated for the Senate by the RepuD-
licans at clifton Forge last Thursday,
has refused to accept the nomination. as
ne does not desire 10 enter politics.
The Lexington Lime Works is having
quite o large kiln put in at its place.
which viii increase the output Of the
works about 100 per cent and at the
same time reduce the cost OF the lime
90 per cent Mr.. j. r.. Kemp. or Balu-
more inventor OF the kiln, IS on the
ground experimenting the work.
The students of the Washington ana
Leo University gave a delightful hop last
night in their gymnasium. Among the
couples present We're. Miss Lucy Pon-
dleton with AIr Harris GaTow Miss
Lucy Shipp with Mr. Lisle. Miss Wilson
with Mr. Mob Moore: Miss Lulu Scmmes
with Mr. Batchelor Miss Adelaide King.
of Louisville KY. with Mr. slicer MISS
Bruce. Houston with Mr.. g. McCiuer.
Miss Fannie White with Mr.. Tutwilor.
Miss May Haskins with Mr.. McSween,
Miss Maggie Graham with Mr. Robin
son. Miss Harmon with Mr. Smith. The
stags were Mossrs a.. smith IT, Robin
son. s. Afford Muir and Nlessrs Kelly,
Coleman. Schuster Paschal. cummings,
Weaver Tindcll. Lewis and Green. or CO.
lGrrb.an University. Messrs. Hammer
Wilson. Nelson and Palmer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16
IRWIN BROWN HARD TO HOLD
BE Almost Succeeded In Breaking JaD
Again al HarriSYilIc.
DESPERATE ASSAULT ON THE SHERIFF
When the Latter Found That the Prisoner
HAD Sawed on tho Bars In Ills Cage
Assistance Needed to Oterpower
Him-Now Wests ~ % cuds.

WHEELING, W. w. t., Special
Irwin Brown. who Is charged with the MUIR
der OF Emanuel Crull. OF Richmond. and
whose trial comes up IN the Circuit Court
at Harrlsyille. next week. made a des-
perate attempt to break Jail this morning.
SECOND ATTEMPT.
Brown and several other prisoners os-
caped from jail in August. and Brown.
drawn by some strange force, went To
Richmond, where he was known, and was
captured.
Early this morning Sheriff Patton weEt
70 the JAIL lie had suspected for two
DAYS that Brown was planning an escape,
and made a careful investigation.
lie found three OF tho bars OF Browns
cage sawed on. and all ready % be bent
back so as TO release the prisoner.
When Brown found that he was dis
covered, he struck the Sheriff with
chair, which he had in hts cell.
Sheriff Patton allowed Brown 10 get into
tho corridor whero he struck him over
the head with pair or handouts he had
brought 20 put upon Browns wrist.
Brown was knocked down. but was up
again. and had his chair IN u second.
The Sheriff struck Brown several times
with the cuffs. and finally brought him
down unconscious.
IN IRONS
The prisoner was handclf'cd and chain
cd TO the bars. He will be kept I'm irons
from now on, except under surveillance
and taking daily exercise. Tie Is looked
upon by the authorities as "a desperate
man. who would stop 40 nothing In his
efforts 10 escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16

meni 90 The board the Doctor wrote that,
tpmcNh3t remarkable 10 say, th' ctSts
were taken almost simulial .0usy. lno
cases. as usual, are confined % 10 pa
iitular locality. An excellent II dtuIe -.
the situation. however. IS mat stcoNtti's
ana discharges OF patients are numerous.
This is the worst day Of he fcver, ou'
the Success OF local physici1ns is showing.
This Was he record to-day. ,,,.,,
Ncw Casea-- Michael Murphy, flayu,"
W WrCnn. j. ; Snyder Raymond Su-
pcntcr. Edward Robinson. EiiloDeth
Rohman, J. w. Atkinson, Sr, Heeouse
kain. r. Mcclelland. Fred. scnuP, MIS- MIS-
Annie Pole. Miss Lottie Rott. Donald
Schdeid, ANNA Waggam1n. Emil Co
lrcive Rudolph GrogrieNe. \. -. FeiL
Louis Appel. Harry DiNcy. Martin levy,
l.. stevens Burt. Adolph rtavefie, Nalttr
Clayerie. Breva Leidscner. sos, ttine
Leidscher. Jeutonia Ledschcr -- Fam
min. Mary Smith. Isabella QUINN, thomas
Quinn. 80 Montaguc. Miss Marie Fry
cell Albert G.. HOtard. Agnes pupois,
Mrs Dciahousie. Miss Addic Fleming.
Patrick Fleming Lionel Fleming. Char les
iDominick. Louis Sf8ndineer, :. W. Natde,
II. Mcdonald. Louis Phelps. Mrs. tnaries
n. Dick, baby Dick, ). iandiN' N'"tsie
Beatbs~John r. Grant. James Carrit.
Tbe Weather Bureau reported a storm
IN the gulf to-day with possiDiuly or i,s
reaching New orleans. lt mas not afrtH-
ed here vet. though the weather Is trihe
cooler this evening. but "a is still warm
enough 10 rapidly develop cases. The
Weather Bureau says that mp TO the pres
ont October weather Is about on an aver
age Frost cannot reasonably be expected
inside of "a month.
MOBILE ALA. oct. h.-Five new
cases Of yellow fever and no deaths were
reported to-day. THE new cases are.
H. T. Conrad. q. Blundcr. Chris Miller,
George Goubil Mary williams There
were eight rcrOverics. Total cases 20 date
l52. deaths. %. recovcrics t3; remaining
under treatment. $50
JACKSON. MISS. oct l5-Dr. Birchett
reports from Edwards one white and sew
en- cOlored cases no deaths
Or Wadauer reports no now cases ana
no deaths.
The sick are generally doing well. The
report from clinton ia that there Is but
ono case under treatment No report
fT0m Nitta Yuma. The Board 0f Health
was advised from Utica that there were
six suspicious cases 40 Cayuga and has
sent Or Dunn from Edwards 10 invcsu-
gate
GALVESTON. TEN. oct. l5.-The last
OF the yellow fever cases passed on by
Dr. Guitcras was discharged to-day. OF
the four cases reported rs suspicious
two are discharged. one IS convalescent
and the fourth Is doing we'll
Physicians report the Denguc epidemic
dying out
Galveston and Houston have raised
their quarantine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16

An Increase OverLas Week, but Decrease
From Last Year.

From Last Year.
NEW ORLEANS. La. oct 15.-Secre-
tary Testers estimate of the worlds visi-
bile supply OF cotton is l.S90C9l bales
against 667. .470 last week. and 1903 $50 last
year. or the former amount 1.121G9l are
American
Secretary Hester's weekly cotton stato-
ment shows a decrease of $4,000 bales m
tho movement into sight compared with
the same week last year.
Tile total movement for the forty-hve
days from September 1st TO date was
1900 339 bales against 2l9i.72S last year.
The movement since September ist shows
receipts at am United states ports OF .3S5.-
167 against G220 0is last year. overland TO
Northern mills and Canada, 1868 against
1il $50 last year. interior stocks I'm excess
OF those sold at the close Of the CONNER
ciai year. 2l1lSS against 23S02 last year.;
Southern mills taking exclusive OF the
amount consumed az ports. lj372l against
1922 last year. Foreign exports for the
week have been 1880 against l06.793 last
year. making the total thus far for the
season 7l2255 against 6l6j56 last year, or
an increase OF $50.
The total taNngs Of American mills,
north and south. and Canada for the sea-
son. 4302l against i2Il70 last year
Stocks 20 the seabOard and the twenty
nine leading Southern interior centres
have increased during the week 13s i3j
bales. an increase during the correspond
ing period last season OF 2l9.lA
Including stocks left over no ports and
interior towns from the last crop and the
number OF bales brought into sight thus
far for the new crop. the supply 90 date
is 2.Ol6S93 bales against 25232T for the
same period last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16
muRDER, sUrorDE OR uHArq
Either II Iesser or His Prisoner Found Dead
in Baltimore.


in Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. oct. IA man supposed
10 be Simeon Hasser, Of Savannah, Ca,
was either murdered or committed sui
eide bv throwing himself from the window
OF lodging house at no. 2li north Calvert
street Tonight. The dead man was about
forty-live years old, and nothing is known
concerning him except that he came 90
the lodging house early this evening and
secured a room. Nothing more was seen
o. him until his body was found in the
rear yard. He was unconscious and died
within am hour.
Upon his person was found a pair Of
handouts. q hottlo Of nitro-glycerine. a
revolver and two tickets 10 Bremen on tho
North Lloyd steamship Line made out
for simon Haiscr and an adult" A ticket
from Baltimore TO Savannah, dated to-day
was also found In his pockets and letters
addressed 10 him from Scranton. Pa, and
other points were among his effects.
SAVANNAH. GA. October l.-Simon
Hesser who was found dead in Halti-
more tonight. left Savannah Thursday
bv steamer for Baltimore. Ills mission
was 90 take a demented German sailor.
named g. Frank. 90 Germany. The
steamer was due in Baltimore to-day.
Both Hesser and the lunatic were about
forty-nve years Of age. and IL is hard 10
say here whether Hesscr committed sui
eide or was murdered by the lunatc.
The sailor went crazy on hoard snip
that came into port "A few days ago. ON
which he came near killing the captain
Hesser was deputy sheriff and Was
commissioned by q charitable institution
here to accompany the demented sailor
10 his home. 10 is thought by the police
here that the dead man is more probably
the lunatic than Hesser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16
THE EsGUsdGE MiEER'S TRTdL.
The Prosecution Conducted by Very Bad
Men According 20 Judge Vincent.


CHICAGO. october 15.-The intensely
hot weather Of to-day had but little effect
upon The attendance at tho Luctgert trial.
The courtroom was packed ana hun
dreds of persons were unable TO gain ad-
mittancc.
Attorney vincent chief counsel for the
defence. continued his address 20 tho
iurv His arguments We're principally di-
ra.fod toward the reasonable doubt" as
fo Tho death Of Mrs. Luetgert lie Wig
orouslv attacked the police officials for
tholr alleged br0w-bcating OF witnesses,
particularly ln the case of Mary Stem
morlng. whom be declared the defendant
bad treated more Ike a daughter tnan
an emplove. The witnesses for the prose-
cution were held up % scorn. and Judge
Vincent declared that The prosecution had
done nothing but throw mud at his client
while the defence had been engaged In
scraping Il Oh.
Mr.. Vincent probably viii conclude his
o5dress at to-morrow's session.
on Monday State's-Attorney Denccn
will mako q five hours speech and the
ease win doubtless be given to the jury
late Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16

CINCINNATI. O.. oct &c. +. Donald.
chairman of the Central Passenger As
ISOLATION. Joseph Richardson. chairman
Of the Southeastern Passenger Ass0cia-
tion; g. T. Atmore, general passenger
agent Of the Louisville and Nashville. ".
r.. RineoarsOn. general passenger agent
OF the Queen and Crescent route Charles
r. Stone. OF the Chicago and Eastern llli-
nOis. a. O. Mcdonald. of the Florida Ccn-
trail and Peninsula, +. l.. Coylc, OF the
Southern railway and other Southern
railway passenger agents. met here with
the general passenger agents north or
the Ohio river. and decided on the same
rates 10 Southern winter resorts as pre-
vailed last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-16

promises to be the busiest day OF the
week Among the various people who
have appointments are several Virginia
Republicans. Mr.. Bowden expects TO go
early 20 put I'm a few strong words on
the patronage line. IL IL said on what
seems 10 be good authority thar General
Groner. backed by Bowden. has a pretty
good chance Tor a consulate. but that no
matter how good his chances no APP
pointment for virginia viii be made un-
Oh after cifciion.
Mrs. J. c. Mumma OF California, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Correldan. here for a few days. left for
Richmond this morning. whore she is TO
he the guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles
y. Wlitlcck