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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
Alone Wedding

4 pretty wedding occurred 40 The resi-.
donce Of Mrs. r.. D.. Brail-iord. NO. ll
south First etrcct. "Wednesday afternoon.
when Miss Fannie Auueslcy hraiistord hf-
come the bride Of Rcy. John O.. BeclNwifh.
Of Kershaw. s. a.. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. ur. Tudor. OF Centc-
nary Methodist church. and the TWO were
united at an improvi-el altar. which WAS
tasicfully decorated with palms. while
pink-shadcd lamps and canlelahra lent 81
soft effect 10 the scene. The bride enter
ga the room. accompanied by her sister.
Miss Irene Brailsforl and WAS met al
the altar by the groom Do his best man.
Mr. Bernard 1911. of tlis cits. THE nril,
was attirOd in a tailol-mals suit Of tan
cloth and carried 3D. bouquet 60 bI-te
roses. Her sister wore % dainty GOWN oil
white orgaudy. with rose pink velvet
trimmings. After receiving the c0ngratu-
lations Of those present. mr.. and Mrs.
Hockwith left on the 80 train Tor their
future home in K|ershaw. s.. O., carrying
vItl thcm the good wishes OF 81 host o.
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

The Adiufaut General has rccei fad nom
General Charles Sykes. the AIutant
General OF Tennessee. a cordial lhyitat.ou
on behalf of the Executive Committee
and the military department of the Tou-
nessec Centennial Explsitior TO visit the
exposition in Nashville. Tenn. which wil.
open on May ist. and continue until o.
tOber 5lst. OF this year.
10 is expected that special railroad rate.
not TO- exceed ono cent per mile. viii be
given TO 400 military ORGANIZATIONS be-
longing 10 the National Guard of Tire diff
forcnt States.
The military department is ID lc one
Of the principal features Of fhe EXp1si-
ton and the military camp win rroha5 81
Doe located within the .r1.nis and sup-
Piled with excellent r'tarel drinking
water. 10 is intended 90 supply 'entaae.
the organizations TO provide al ether rc-
ccs-ities. Commands cal ao their own
cooking and messing o. arrangements
Will Doe made at yery reasonable rates ID
or near the camp for messing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

\ La,man authorized To Perform The
Rite. II NafrimOuv.

Rite. II Nnfrimonv.
EMPORIA. VA. Feb. 4-Special--Mr.
IA. NJ. snidcr. one of the employees OF
Poart. Neilds x McCormicks planning mill
while experimenting some work which
was being done ON the roof Of the build
incs ycst,iI lost his footing ana iell
TO the floor beneath, receiving painful
injuries.
lie WIS removed to the hotel near the
mill. and when last heard from was rest
ing easter. The extent Of his injuries are
as yet unknown.
Mr.. W. n. Kimes. superintendent OF the
Teart. Noilds x Mccormick factory, re-
c,ivcd o. telegram yesterday announcing
the death OF both his father and mother.
Mr.. HINES left az once for his home In
Pennsylvania.
Miss Lelie Hobbs. OF Rural Bower. va,
f. visiting Miss Ellen Manning.
G.. w. Faris. Of Ryland. Greensviile
county. was authorized by the County
Court of this county. M the February
term 10 celebrate the rites Of matrimony.
Mr. Faris is tho only citizen of our county
outside Of the clergy. who enjoys such q
responsible prerogatiye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

: RICHMOND-Gnbert J. Hunt ana wife
TO Jno. r. and +. r. Williams. 10 interest
I'm A. IL feet on west side Of Shafer
street. between Franklin and Park ave-
nue.. s..
HENRICC-Lewis Aigner and wife 10
Charles Miller. 6 acres near Charles City
road. rescrving right Of way - feet wide.
$3.50.
j. e.. Easloy. special commissioner 20
r. NJ Stenuctt. $50 acres on \arina road
known as Farmers Rest" 5000.
John. Isaac, Rosa ard Flora Menser's
trustee TO b. D. Clayton. 70 acres near
Hungary station. $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

Miss Annie Louise Rcinhardt, the vio-
liuist. who came from Washington 10
play at the charity concert Wednesday
night. will return to-day. For the past
two years She has been the pupil of Pro
fessor Kaspar. in Washington, and her
progress has been steady. She played
with feeling and great artistic finish one
Of Kelcr-Bcla's Hungarian dances-"A
Son of tho Heath'-and for am encore
Paderewskis melody I'm +. q beautifully
subtle piece. She also played the obli-
cato 10 her mothers solo. Angels Scre-
made" and played II finely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

The resignation Of Captain Henry F..
Vaughan as adjutant OF the Rluos' Bat
TALON has been accepted by the COM
mander in chief. and the Brlgadier-Gen-
eral has been requested TO direct the
commander OF the battalion to mn the
vacancy by appointment.
Captain Vaughan has been placed on
the retired list.
II is understood that Captain J. G. Shaf-
er. who has tendeied his RESIGNATION NJ
c-0mmandant Of Company h, viii be an
pointed aliutant o. the battalion 10 sue
coed Captain Vaughan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
,>rrHrsIINc pxPERIENoE
Ofan Iowa Lady who Was Cured Of pys
pepsia Afer suffering Tor twenty-five

pepsia AMER SuneiihS i"'
Years.
Mrs. Sarah A. skeols. an
lady residing at Lynnville. Jasper county,
Iowa. was for twenty-five years u SUI
ferer from dyspepsia. and her comp'e'c
restoration to health b. 80 rehath"p'o
that wo present the facts IN the case
for the benefit Of our readers. many Oh
whom have doubtless suffered IN the Same
manner. and will. therefore. be interested
in learning how an stomach troubles may
be avoided and cured. Mrs. Skecls says;
used only one package az stuaiss Dys-
sla Tablets and ! received such great ana
unexpected heneht that ! wish TO eN-
press my sincere gratitude. In fact ~
mas been six months since | took ina
medicine and | have not had one partice
OF distress or difficulty since. And all
this In the face on the fact that the bet
doctors | consulted told ne my case was
ncurable as ! had suffered tor twenty
five years. | want half a dozen packases
TO distribute among my friends here.
who are very anxious 10 Try this remedy.
Truly yours.
MRS. SARAH \ SkEELS.
The reason why Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets are so successful In curing indi-
gestion and stomach trouble and The rea-
son WHY IL never Gl,alpolNtH NNvNc WHO
need II and use il is because nothing Is
claimed for IL except what u VIII &C
,ually perform. II Is not a curo-all. and
no such claims are made for IT. II Is
prepared for the sole purpose or curing
Dyspepsia and the various forms OF
indigestion.
There is scarcely a patent medicine
made but what is claimed to cure dys-
pepgia as well as q hundred other trou-
bles. when as a matter Of fact a remedy
TO cure dyspepsia must be prepared es-
p~eciallv for that and nothing else; ana
among an the remedies. patent nostrums.
bltters. etc. so extensively advertised YOU
viii md that Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
is the only ono advertised as a cure for
pyspeDsia md nothing else. The remedy
fs prepared by the Stuart Co. OF Mar
shall Mich. and FOR sale by an druggists
M 80 cents per package. and II you suffer
from any form OF stomach arrangement
or indigestion n trial will not ~disappoint
you.
4 little book on stomach troubles mail
cd free. Address Stuart Co. Marshall.
Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
Richmond Mail Sgryisa.

Bids for the mail. messenger, and trans
fer service for Richmond ana district
were opened in Washington on Monday
last. The bid for the city service. sub
mitted by J. =. Stewart and W. Is. Smith,
OF clinton. Mo. was accepted, and the
contract will become operative July lst
The amount Of the bid is said 10 have
been 800 below that OF Mr.. James Swee-
ney. who has held the contract FOR a mum.
ber OF years. This particular branch OF
the service is called the screen-wagon
service. 4A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

ATr. ]. e.. Milan orrlycd In the city
Yesterday mouln1 on hi+ way To Mi.
Robert Bradley's stables, IN Charles city
county. 10 GET Alr. Bradley's racers IN
condition for spring work. Mr. Milan
is am ex-j0ckey and has ridden a num-
Der Of noted horses. lie Is "a trainer OF
some note. aud speaks IN happy terms
of the success Doe expects 90 meet Win
Nh. Brad.ey's horses. The fine horse
Helleus has been sold by Mr.. Bradley TO
Washington horsemen and will be ship
ped Monday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. William Merton Payne TO the mar
rage Of their daughter. Lucy Scott. 90
Mr.. Harry Prescott Watson. The core
mony will take place a. the Methodist
church az Zion. Va. on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10Th. AT 9 i. NJ.
The groom is q well known merchant ut
Hot Springs. While the bride Is the old
est daughter Of Mr.. Payne. the postmas-
tor md 4 ~Mell-known merchant ~ Zion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

At the regular meeting OF Division No.
!, Ancient order OF Hibein.aus, held at
Lee Camp Hall Wednesday night. the fol-
lowins officers were installed for the
ensuing year. President John b.. Don
Leayy. Nice-Prcsident, d. j.. Rankin, III
nancial Secretary. D. j.. M~cDouough; Re
cording Secretary. James j.. Grady;
Treasurer. NJ. Carmody. S~erscaut-at-
Arms. l.. j. McCarty, Standing Commit
tce-John h.. Doyle. Thomas McCarty,
James Cunningham, John Flanagan;
Marshal. Felix kcegan.
Much business was transacted and the
following delegates were appointed 10
represent Division 40. . az the conycn-
tion Of Catholic societies 10 Doe held in
the rooms of the McGill Union ON sun
day. February lith. FOR tine purpose or
making arrangements for the celebration
Of ST. Patricks-Day. Messrs. d. J. Raj
ferty. john Lecfy. james T.. Grady. John
j. Rankin ~. shoehan. r.. "a. Curtis,
John T.. DonLcayy. 81. Carmoly. James
j. Burke. John a.. Haley. James J.. Smith.
and Felix Keeran.
County President James Crcamer in
stalled the new officers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
Atfack n with Yerflcn.

Mr.. Ralph Henderson, a well-known
Varina farmer. was on his way home
from market yesterday morning when he
was suddenly attacked with vertigo and
fell from his wagon to the road.
Mir. Henderson was lying unconscious
when Mr.. carter. a friend OF the I'M
fertmrata man drove I'D and found him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Virginia Hospital
will be held on Saturday az y o'clock AT
the hospital. A fun attendance IS re-
ouested. Matters i'm regard 10 the bazaar
will be brought forward. Owing TO the
bad weather. there was no meeting held
on Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
lsu>y Ambulance.

The ambulance was called out five times
yesterday morning. but none OF the c1ses
were II n Importance. The onlyins-A iee
when the injury seemed likely to be SER
ious. was On the case Of Wilson Saunders.
who fell OF his wagon near the Third
station. and sustained a cut an inch and
"a half long in the head. Dr.. Lyme dress
cd the wound. and the man resumed his
NOnlflOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

TIE ,ie- - IT,.
Co., y: ! EHHZxs1 | If;
southern Pathways New Through Car

The attention OF our readers Is called to
the schedule OF the Southern railway. APP
paring In another column. In which
is noted the Inauguration Of it's now
through Pullman sle%epine-car line be-
tween New York. Ashcyille, Hot Springs.
Chattanooga. and Nashville. leaving New
York 40 Z. NJ. arrive Asheyille the next
day. 2.05 L. NJ. Hot Springs. Al L. NJ;
Chattanooga. u:2O T.. NJ. and Nashville,
Gas \. VI. pullman's most modern and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dpiwing-room Sleep
crs will be o-eratcd through on this line.
which is the only through car line TO
Nashville. Passengers from Richmond
can make connection with this car by
leaving here at . A.. VI. sleeper open for
occupancy az $3.50 Z. Nd. arriving in
salisbury 9.35 A. NJ. and changing into
Nashville sleeper without getting or the
train.
Those wishing further Information rela-
tive TO this car can obtain same upon APP
plication 10 G. W. Westbury. travelling
passenger agent. 800 east Main street,
Richmond. Va. q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

The Atlantic Coast-Line win sell round
trip tickets Richmond 10 Charleston
at one fare for the round trip. February
Sth 10 18th. account Of Naval Manoeu-
vres in the harbor at Charleston. Florida
round-trip winter excursion tickets will
be good for stop-oyer 20 witness this
grand display. For Information az %
rates. sleeping-car reservations. etc. mp
ply TO 9. 5. Campbell. u. +. A., Union
Depot: Ticket Agent. Union Depot. Rich
mond Transfer Company. $40 east Aioin
nt...t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

In Uncle Sans army.
His father. who Is a well-to-do gehtle-
man. wired Police Headquarters to arrest
and hold johnny.
Detective Tomlinson gave the young
ster a good talking and put him OH a
train bound for home.
Johnny .e didn't think his papa
would object to his becoming a soldier
boy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

Rev. Pike Powers. the venerable divine,
who has been quite ill FOR some time. is
now slowly improving. Ills Daughter.
Miss Anna Powers. left yesterday 20 visit
her sister. Mrs. George Barksdale. No.
500 east Grace street. and Rev. w. u.
Powers. OF Towson, Md. has returned to
his charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

Detective 4. NJ Tomlinson arrested
John W. Blanks. an eighteen-year-oid
white boy. yesterday morning az the
United States Recruiting Station. on
Broad street. near Seventh. The young
man left his home in GAINESVILLE. Va
Wednesday night 10 come hers 10 enlist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
RnrInl of cnnfcdcrnle Widows.

There will be a meeting of the general
committee from r. L. Lee Camp. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. Daughters OF the
Confederacy. Ladies Auxiliary OF Lee
Camp. on the burial Of Confederate Wild
ows. at Lee Camp Hall tonight at t"M
o'clock. It is important that every MEM
Der should be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

einia Taylor. TO Or. James Jet McCor-
mick. OF Norfolk. The ceremony will
take Mace February eth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05

Mr.. Carter took tho sick man TO the
residence Of a physician. where he was
given the necessary treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
Ni,> ncCo mick IN Wed.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mccormick. of
Berryvilie. Va. have issued invitations
10 the marriage Of their daughter. Nir-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
CASTORTA.

Constable Bros. have moved TO oo1 east
Main street CWest. Johnston x Co.'S old
stand). Shirts made 10 order. Mems
Fuinishers and Tailoring. Old phone. 10I.
LIVER Complaints cured by BEECHAMS
PILLS. ssal
BLOOD IS LIFE. and upon the purity
and vitality Of the blood depends the
health Of tho whole system. ENperlenc.
proves Hoods Sarsaparilla to be the best
blood purifier.
HOODS PILLS act easily and prompt
~ On the liver and bowels. cure sick
headache.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
THE INSURANCE.

The loss Will be fully covered by in
suranco placed through the Insurance De-
partment of the Virginia Trust Company,
and the agencies Of u. y. Walker * Co.,
T.. l.. Alfriend. Peyton N Siuton. Daven-
port * Co., Geo. G.. jefferson, ant Dime
Savings Bank. Total insurance. Si6.6O1.
being $500 on stock. $500 on building.
and $500 on fixtures. I'm the following
companies:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
mn II9E.
The fl.mos distinguished b. the Fire be
partmeut AMER Ten Hours Hand work.

fNN I lanes IHNAAhH ~ NV fNt 'N
partmeut Amer len Hours uaId work.
The members Of the fire department
certainly had 90 hard time yesterday m
u-htue 90, flames al NO. Tobacco Fac
tory OF Mr.. James y. Boyd. ou Brook
avenue. and 30 required their utmost eXor-
lions for fully zen hours TO master the
situation. 10 was half-past 100 o'clock yes
terdav morning when tine last engine.
steamer 40. o.. OF the Brook-ANcuue En-
CINE Company. left the scene of the cou-
~nagration. and up 10 half-past ocl,ck
boo the morning Steamers no. q. g. and g
also had e. be- retained 90 ngnt the lire
tDiLOu.
10 was the question OF merely %
moment of time. when one OF the win
dows of the upper floor. nearest 90, the
north wins was bursted 200. and "a stream
OF water directed against The roof. there
boy saving the adjoiuiug building from de-
slructi0u. How narrow the escape was
may be- seen from the fact that the wood
ga structure covering an air-shatt. which
Was erected next 90 the dead wall. Zee
manned intact. Had the other wing been
reached some S-lIpW worth of stock
would have been DESTROYED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-05
No ASsIsTANTs

city Of Norfolk W. Pollard. Reversed.
opinion by Judge RELY.
Held /. The record must show. I'm
order TO obtain a renewal Of judgment.
that a motion for "a new trial was made
and overruled in the court below. and
that the ruling or the court was cy-
ceptcd 70. but II is not necessary that
a formal hin Of exceptions De taken TO
the ruling OF the court. In the case al
bar the record shows such motion was
made and overruied. and. (9r'her. that
plaintin in error excepted 20 scndrv rul-
ings and opinions Of tho court given ia
tho trial. and the Judgment entered there
in. There having been but three rulings
and opinions. and "Sundry" meaning more
than two. all the rulings we're executed
The herald., 1897-10-01
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA. Sept so-(Regular
Correspondence The Commercial com
pany's bank today received telegram
from Its Los Angeles correspondent to pay
1855 to the town Of Santa Monica, upon
the delivery to 1t of the sewer bonds and
return of certified check on the account Of
the Oakland Savings bank. the successful
bidder for the sewer bonds.
1t begins to look as though Santa Monica
had been most unfortunate in the eslec-
tion of her police officers, If half that is
SAID is true. Some time ago the city trus-
tees passed resolution to the effect that
any or all saloon keepers allowing gam
bling on their premises would, on convic-
ton. be deprived Of their licenses. A reso-
luton was also passed prohibiting boys
under IA years of age from frequenting bill
lard halls, the penalty for the violation of
which would be the revocation of the pro-
prietor's license. 1t is a notorious fact
that young boys In numbers have flocked
to the billiard hall on Utah avenue, be-
tween Second street and Ocean avenue.
and have remained as late as they pleased.
The place is still open. 1t is generally be-
lieved that some of the trustees believed
that the resolutions were being carried
out, but when some of the trustees them
selves overlook such things, the police Of
ficers are not apt to be over-vigilant,
Mrs. Patrick Robertson gave a very
pretty garden party at her home on Ne
vada avenue yesterday afternoon. Tea
was served on the lawn. Her guests were
Mesdames J.. p. Jones, Hamilton, Vail,
Gorham, Ryan, Hoy Wells, Baroness Har-
den-Hickey and Miss Corson.
William d. Idler and Mabel j. Scott
were married last evening at o'clock at
the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. o. F.
Wtsher. Mr.. and Mrs. Idler will reside on
South Second street.
The herald., 1897-10-01
POMONA

POMONA. Sept. sO-(Regular Corre-
spondence.) Little Miss Hazel Kel en-
tertained party of playmates in celebra-
tion of her third birthday yesterday.
Miss Ollie Young entertained number
of her friends at her home on North Ellen
street tonight
c. s. Gilbert has rendered. his resignation
as manager of the Armory opera house,
company d hereafter being in control.
The value of the railroads passing
through Pomona, as assessed by the coun-
ty supervisors, Is: Southern Pacific, 3.2
miles, $SO,40O; Santa Fe, 1.36 miles, 3Sl93;
Pullman company, on both roads, 1927.
Miss Mary Peter Is teaching in San Ja-
cinto and Miss Lulu Parker has secured a
place in the schools Of Arizona Both young
ladies' homes are in Pomona.
DIR. William Wilmington, now of Los
Angeles, spent the day in Pomona, the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Hal Hammer.
The Unitarian church will resume its
services Sunday morning next, r. A. May
nard of Santa Monica filling Rev. Pierce's
pulpit until the latter returns, December
1st, from his trip to the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado.
The Union Christian Endeavor and ED
worth league will hold meeting tonight.
J. L. King of Covina was in town yes
terday
Jules Cooper is confined to his room by
illness.
The herald., 1897-10-01
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, Sept. 3O.-(Regular Core
spondence.) Owing to vigorous protests
from people residing in the vicinity OF
Fifth street bridge, Company l. has decided
to remove its target range. Since the
new firing regulations were adopted re-
quiring two long-range targets, Captain
Finley has found that shooting cannot be
carried on in conformity with the rules
without endangering the lives Of those who
are compelled to cross the river bed below
the old grounds. One gentleman who hap
pened along last Monday during the pro-
gress of the state shoot declares that the
air was full of bullets in his immediate vi
cinity and says that several of the balls
passed within ten feet of him.
Aside from these objections. the captain
believes that a change is desiable, for the
reason that the glaring sand of the river
bed interferes with good shooting. Many
complaints have been made by the guards
men on this score. 1t Is quite probable
that the old Red Hill range southeast of
the city will again be chosen for target
practice. The next state shoot will take
place October 25th.
The trial of Herbert Barlow, charged
with the burglary of H. X. Shows resi-
dence in Tustin on the evening of July 14th
last, was held in the superior court today.
The case was concluded late this afternoon
and when this repot closed the jury was
still out.
G. w. McNear. the grain king Of San
Francisco. has bought 81, 900 sacks of wheat
from the San Joaquin farmers, his bid Of
$1.32h per GENITAL being the highest sub
mitted. M. McNear was represented In the
deal by c. A. Mead Of Los Angeles. This
sale practically disposes Of the remains Of
this years crop in the Santa Ana valley.
Geoge Young. Robert Moffit and Robert
Cogburn acted as special police today.
They were appointed to handle the cowd
drawn to Santa Ana by the cicus. So far
no arrests have been made. everything
about the show grounds being unusually
quiet.
Tbe people of Garden Grove, by contribu-
tion and other means have collected books
70 a new library which is in charge of
Miss Elizabeth Webster.
William Thompson and bride have re-
turned from their honeymoon and are occu-
pying cottage in Tustin.
The little daughters of Ed Jones Of Tus-
tin. while playing with corn cutting ma
The herald., 1897-10-01
A Lucky Tramp

ST. LOUIS, Sept. S0-Peter Cham
pion, a tattered. tramp, was recently ad-
mitted to the Central Home of Rest
here, but while he had every appearance
of being a common vagabond. his poll
seen better days. He was very despond-
ent, but earnestly asserted that he was
heir to fortune in Dussdorf, Germany.
Finally, in spirit Of compassion, the
superintendent listened to his story and
wrote to Germany. A letter has just
been received, saying relatives Of Cham-
pion have been looking for him for three
years, and that he is an heir to large
estate, his portion being 100000 marks
Enclosed In the letter was draft for
HOO marks. Champion, rigged up in a
fine suit, will go to Germany at once.