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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
(Es Republican p Ohio and Hnas most form 'A
W. for Senatorshp)

Democrats who elected all the officers. AS
Senator Burke was absent. Thaddeus T..
Cromlcy. Democrat, was elected president
pro TEN. of the Senate, but 1t IS under-
stood that he will give way TO Senator
Burke for that place as soon as the
latter arrives to take his seat.
The Democratic organization Of the
Senate was made complete IN very quick
way. while a detachment Of policemen
We're needed To mold back the crowd that
filled the hall of the House and pressed
about its entrances.
In the hall OF the House the widest
scenes were witnessed during the first
hour Of the session. After the name of
Boxwcll had been presented as the regular
Republican candidate for Speaker. the
name of Representative Mason Rep) was
presented bv Representative Jones Rep),
and seconded by two other Republicans.
The Democrats did not participate In the
speaking
AS the ballot proceeded there were loud
cheers as the doubtful members responded
responded 10 their names, and when Ma
son secured the necessary majority there
was long denomination.
FIRST BALLOT.
The first ballot resulted: Mason, Sc; Box
well 80. as had been claimed since Satur-
day night by the combined opposition TO
oSnator Hanna.
The combine then completed the organi-
zation Of the House.
There was also much excitement over
the election of a speaker pro tom. Speak
er Mason had been openly opposed TO the
reelection Of Senator Hanna. but John
j. Griffith. of Union county. had been
claimed by both sides The Hanna men
say they counted on him till he was NOM
mated Saturday night by the combine Tor
speaker pro tenn. When Representative
Griffith cast his vote i'm clear voice for
Mason for speaker. th3re was wild
scene and the excitement continued Till
Griffith was elected speaker pro TEN by
the same vote ds that for speaker.
Tho regular Republican candidate for
chief clerk Of the House was John h.
Malloy secretary OF the Republican
state Committee Alalloy has held the
position three terms and was very COM
potent Ills voice has been heard at
national conventions and he was ia
vorite but b, was defeated by Charles
u. Gerrish, a Republican. who has been
Kurtz's close lieutenant in the organiza-
ton OF the opposition to Senator Hanna.
The combine slate went through for all
| the minor places by the same vote of 80
10 So and after the election OF Gerrish
\ lNt llOttHNAl4E- Nrif WY Nb4fts h.""f
retiring from The crowded lobbies and
| galleries.
KURTZ ANNOUNCED.
, II is announced that Charles l.. kurtZ,
who headed the combined. opposition to
Hanna and so far has won in the fght
| will d. the opposition, candidate for Sen
| ator against Hanna. and that Governor
| Bushnell and Mayor McKlsson have con-
scented 10 this arrangement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
FIGHT ON JUDGE JACKSON.
An Interesting Contest 10 Be Settled y
the Caucus This Week.
He VOTED FOR P LINER AND BUCKIEk
Tho Judge, However, Gave his supp"''
TO Hon. Sam W. Williams for Congress-
Vote Is Expected to BE Close with
Chances In Favor of lncumbents

It IS thought there Will be a caucus Oh
the Democratic members OF the LeEis-
lature on Wednesday night 20 nominate
a successor to Judge II. c. Jackson o'
tho Wytheville judicial circuit.
Judge Jackson was appointed by Gov
ernor O'Ferrall 10 succeed Judge sam
w. Williams, who resigned TO run ior
Congress in the Ninth district.
quite number OF persons interested III
the matter arrived in the city yesterday
among them Judge Williams, Messrs. ~
A. Campbell, Of Wythc, ]. IL. stuart, ot
Tazewcll. T. l.. Massie, of Pulaski; >. H.
McGavock. and {. H. Otey. OF Wythe.
There Will be others here to-morrc"
who will either advocate or oppose the
election of Judge Jackson.
II appears that the only objection 10
Judge Jackson is that he voted Tor Far
mer and Buckncr. lie Is a man IN the
prime Of life. a lawyer Of recognized aDi-
ity and has given satisfaction ON the
bench.
VOTED FOR WILLIAMS.
While Judge Jackson supported Palmer
and Buckner II IS said he not only No'ei
for his friend, Judge NltuanlS, LOT WIZ
gress but made a handsome voluntary
contribution 70 his campaign fund.
Judge Jackson is being opposed by lion.
J. j. A. Powell. OF Wythhville. Mr'
French, Of Giles. and Mr. Hicks, OF razc-
we'll
Senator Thomas T.. Tate. who repre-.
sents four OF the counties IN the Judici'-
circuit IS a warm supporter OF judge
Jackson and so is Delegates Savers, OF
Wythe county.
IL is generally admitted that the con
test is Jackson against th' neld ahN
there was talk last night Of the opposition
uniting on some one person. considerab"
feeling is manifested. This Is really ont
of the most interesting fights that th'
caucus will have 10 decide.
JACKSON THE FANORlJE.
Mr. Massic. OF Pulaski. who Is a coush
Of Senator Bland Massie. said last nighl
there was no question of the fact tha'
| Judese Jackson was the choice OF ths
majority Of tho Democrats Of the as
trict IL has the support Of about 'hrce.
fourths Of the lawycrl OF his judicial
circuit and the bar of his home county IS
practically unarimous for him.
Friends Of Judge Jackson say he WIN
wn though they expect the vote 10 90
close. There is n large majority III ths
/ Senate for him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04

same tie vote remained ms on the nrst
attempt OF holding an election.
Finally the meeting WIS adjourned, aho
soon afterwards an order was issued by
which the Portsmouth Battalion, the
Blues battalion, the Battalion of Arul-
lerv. and the cavalry became parts OF the
First Brigade. In this manner the num-
Der OF field officers was Increased py
six and when the election was ordered ior
tho third time. the Nash element win
drew their candidate and united on Leu
tenant Colonel Alonzo l.. Philips OF the
First Regiment. who had previously Voteu
for Colonel Male but who then became
personally interested in the matter ana
who was finally elected Brigadier-Generai'
THEY WERE DIVIDED.
During the recent campaign II became
evident that the military In kichmonu'
as well as elsewhere was hopelessly d.
vided as TO their choice for Adjutant-Gen-
eral and when Governor Tyler visited
Richmond before his election. he was
waited on by a strong delegation from
the Eighth District. headed by Congress
man Rixev. Senator Jeffries of Culpeper.
and John ). Barbour. stron ely advocating
the claims of Colonel Male. II was then
thought bv many that the latter ; chanceS
were in the ascendancy.
The numerous friends Of Colonel j. v
Bidgood OF this city. however. were IN
homes that their candidate would be Sc
lected as a compromise. in order 20 restore
once more peace and harmony between
the two military factions.
only Yesterday a strong delegation irorn
the second District. headed by Mayor
Mayo, Of Norfolk, Colonel Hodges OF '"e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
DOESN'T RECOGNIzE RIGHTS
Granted by China to Any Nation "hioh
Cannot BE Inioyed By All.

MANCHESTER. ENG. Jan. D. 90 The
Manchester Guardian to-day says.
"Tbe government has categoricaliy
stated that Great Britain Will refuse TO
recognize any special rights granted AT
anv chinese port TO any particular power
ANY port opened to one power, must De
opened TO all or open to none.
III Russia has been granted the Ilsh,
IN winter ships at Port Arthur Great
prit.in will enforce her rights to the
same privilege and her ships VIII winter
there whether China comedies or does
not concede the right
Continuing The Guardian says:
"If Germany opens a naval station at
KiaO-Chou, Great Britain insists on nav
ing q lease Of site for naval station al
the same place.
",rhe contention Of tho government IS
that the most favored nation clause IN the
British and all other treaties with emma
forbids any special concessions OF the
nature contemplated by Germany al Mao
Chou. ard prevents nations from acquiring
special benefits in which the others nave
not d share ,,
that the same principle applies 10 such
transactions as railroad and mine mono
polies. Taking her stand on the treaties
Great Britain refuses TO asknowi'dge
such concessions and will insist upon
similar railway and mine rights ana VIII
ree such force TO secure or defend them
as may be necessary.
This declaration does not apply 10
cessions of terri,ery TO which the exist
ing treaties do not refer.
1T is repOr ed that similar daclara-
tion has been delivered 10 the Chinese
and other governments by Japan.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 5.-NoVo-
su publishes an article strongly urging
a Russo-Japanese alliance as the pest
means OF guaranteeing their mutual III III
terests and the maintenance oI inc poil-
ca equilibrium. 1T is understood til''
view is favored in Russian oilcidl C,,ol.s, ,,,ol
in which it is felt that such an '''I,.'i, '''',,
would contribute to avert serious o''''fi'-
cations In the far East.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04

leading cities as TO whether any OF the
notes have appeared other than IN Phil
adelphia and Washington. and tho best
men in the service VIII be put on the
case.
Following Is n description Of the note
a. furnished by the Secret Service.
'The noto Is OF the series Of 1871 check
letter ID. face plate 1, TiIlman register,
Morgan treasurer. portrait James Mon
roe. All numbers so far seen begin with
3l5. The most marked differences between
this note and the genuine. however are
found in the seal and the numbering. the
former being a shade lighter than in the
genuine and the latter slightly different
in formation. Especially is this true OF
the 8 and 4. In the figure 3. the lower
loop does not extend up as far toward
the centre OF the figure as In the gen.
ulne. and in the figure the space between
the base and the centre cross line IS mar
rover than in the genuine.
zone Of the principal points of differ
ence. however. is that the new counter
felt is one sixteenth OF an inch or less
shorter than the genuine. In view Of the
dangerous character Of the counterfeit
Secretary Gage to-day decided 70 stop
issuing and call I'm all 800 silver certih-
Gates Of which there are about S-6wlOoO
outstanding. These VIII be exchanged tor
silver certificates OF smaller denomina-
tions and the plates destroyed.
"As soon as new plates can be engraved
\ new series will be issued. Assistant
Treasurers ut all Of the sub-Treasury
cities will be required to send TO the
Treasury I'm Washington all 500 silver
certificates i'm their possession and 70 re-
quire all banks trust companies AMI
other money institutions TO do the same
Secretary Gage desired thc statement
made that IN his judgment it was unsafe
for business men or others TO accept sill
yer certificates Of this denomination aud
I'm case any were now on hand they should
be sent 10 the banks for transmission 10
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
GENERAL WEYLER DEFIANT.
lie Places the Government in Very
Awkward Position.


LONDON, January "a special dis
patch from Madrid says:
General Weyler has defed the govern
ment 10 take proceedings against him.
As he is Senator, special vote IS
necessary to deprive him of immunity
from prosecution, and the Cabinet is en-
barraesed. as the army appears to side
with Weyler in his attacks on the United
States
BIARRITZ, January S-According to
mail adglces sent here from Madrid IN
order 10 escape the censorship. the Ma
cional. General Weyler's organ. has pub
Ushed defiant article. pointing out that
although the government has seized the
Generals protest. IL could not prevent lis
boinr read in every barrack room.
The Nacional IL further appears al
tacks President Mckinley and the United
states Minister al Madrid. General Stew
art l, WoodfOrd. i'm unmeasured terms.
The Nacional has twice been confis-
Gated but the manager of that paper Is
a deputv and. therefore, cannot be prose-
cuted. 49, -
As lie declares himself 10 be the author
of the incrimlnated articles. no other per
son connected with the paper can be
nroecuted. Moreover. Madrid justices usu-
allv acouit persons charged with press
offences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
Hank Dividends.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 3.-Special.-The
stockholders of the National Exchange
Bank to-day declared a semi-annual div
ideud OF 3 ner cent The cashier stated
thai this year had been the most pros
pcrous one i'm the history Of the bank,
the deposits having increased from Sl0g,-
9Sl on the first OF January 1897, 10 $3.50
$50 on January 3. ls9s
Tho stockholders Of the Exchange Bank
ing Company OF Rocky Mount also met
here to-day and declared Il semi-annual
dividend OF per cent.
The stockholders OF the First National
Bank of this city. also declared semi
annual dividend Of per cent. tax free).
The individual deposits Of the bank have
Increased during the past year from $780,
100 TO S5jO.Oil.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
Milllonaires Given Jobs.

NEW YORK, Jan. The appointment
Of Harry Payne Whitney ana Richard
y Wilson Jr 10 be members or the
Municipal Statistical Commission has
furnished a mild sensation. The new
commissioners are youthful milliouaires,
whose abundant wealth has kept them
from worrying about statistics or any
up with other peoples statistics Is a
matter OF conjecture, both being out OF
town.
The commissioners. numbering iive. are
TO serve without pay, while the chief OF
$40 0aO worth OF clerks TO help him collect
facts and figures. which are To cover
every phase OF municipal interest. II is
suggested that me young millionalres
nigh, assign themselves TO the task OF
collecting data In regard 10 the ameliora-
tlon OF the condition OF the very rich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
ADIUTANT. GENERAL WILLIAM NALLE.

Fourth Regiment; Congressman YOUNG
and nearly the entire legislative deiega-
ton from the Second Congressional DIS
trict waited on the Governor Din behalt
of General Anderson, but it was too late,
ana a few hours later the appointment OF
Colonel Nalle was announced.
COLONEL WILLIAM NAI.LE.
Colonel William Male Is a native Of
Culpcper county. and has been actively
associated with the militia of this state
since early manhood. He entered the
Virginia Military Institute In July. 1865,
and graduated therefrom in July, 1872. as
a civil engineer lie was for number
Of years on the engineering corps OF
several largo railroads. and recently has
been working at his profession alone
Colonel William Male entered the Nir-
ginia volunteers on the 2Sth OF July. 1879
as CAPTAIN Of the "Culpeper Minute Men"
which was assigned as Company B. Third
Regiment Infantry, upon the organization
Of that regiment I'm June ISL From the
captaincv Of Company B. Colonel Male
was elected major OF the Third Regiment.
April p. 1852. and while that regiment
was i'm camp at Lynchburg. Va. was
made Lieutenant Colonel. August 8, 1854.
He occupied the position OF Lieutenant
Colonel until November -, 1SSS, when ne
became Colonel.
Brlgadier General Charles ]. Anderson
having been promoted Adjutant General.
Colonel Nalle being the senior colonel OF
the state. was ordered 10 the command
OF the First Brigade January g. 1891. lie
remained I'm command OF the brigade un-
iii the election OF the present commander.
Brlgadier General A. L. Phillips. Febru-
arv 1895. when ne resumed command
OF the Third Regiment.
Personally. Colonel Nalle Is quiet ana
concise. always speaking and acting 70
the point
lie is a thorough taotician. soldier
every inch OF him. and is man VINO
commands the respect and admiration OF
evorv member Of the State militia.
state Senator Jenries. Of Culpeper.
warm personal friend OF Colonel Male.
was waiting I'm the Governors office last
evening until the appointment was made
and was the first one TO telegraph the
news to Cupeper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
FIRST DEFEAT FOR HANNA.
The 0ppOSition'S Candidate for Speaker
Of tbe House Is El Cted.
DEMOCRATS IN The COMBINATION.
as the Candidate to Run Against Han
na--Lattcr's Lieutenant Undcresu-
mated the strength ofOpponents

COLUMBUS. OHIO Jan. 3--The COM
binatlon OF ten anti-Hanna Republicans
with the Democratic members succeeded
in organizing both branches of the Leg
islature to-day in the interest Of 'the
combine" opposition 10 tho reelection
OF Senator Marcus A. Hanna by a vote
OF sc to %. There arc two more dates for
tests Of stronsth-the joint Senatorial
osucuses next Wednesday night and tho
joint balloiihg for Senator. one week
from next Wednesday. January 18th.
With the complications Of The lcgisia-
tive organization and its patronage dis
posed Of, the Hanna men to-nglh, began
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
Spurious S1oO VOTES.
A Very Dangerous Counterfeit is in 0ircu-
lation.

WASHINGTON. Jan Cone OF the most
dangerous counterfe.ts ever discovered
has made its appearance.
Mr.. John Cramer. OF the Sub-Treasufy
al Philadelphia. to-day brought to the
Secret Service Department. FIVE one hum
dred dollar silver certificates. Their gen.
eral appearance is excellent and such a
close resemblance of the orlginal,that even
some OF the employees Of the department
were undecided as TO their genuineness
and only when the notes were taken
apart were they convinced OF the fraud.
In to-day's cash another spurious note
was discovered.
The notes brought over by Mr.. Cramer
had been turned into the Sub-Treasury by
two leading banks and the Philadelphia
Custom House who received them as
genuine. Agents of the Secret Service
everywhere have been wired a description
Of the notes with instructions to be on the
lookout for persons attempting t. pass
them.
Enquiries have also been sent to all the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
Virginia Patronage.

NAsHINGToN, d. c., Jan: 5.-SpscA
iais hour this evening waddill end
Rrady were wired by direction OF ~
President TO come at once 10 w a,s,ss. ~
for the purpose OF uiscuS"e
patronage. ,s, n.,ors v<.
They arrived mere JuSN
IN is stated on good authon'y Na'
Marshal Levy's successor anu
Attorney Montague suecesS"'
appotnted tins week. Ai
The President decided TINS eVemneA
delay no Longer. a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
TO SUCCEED GEN. ANDERSON
Col. William Ealle Appointed to the
ONCE Of Adjatant- General.
The JONES FACTIO, is VICTORIOUS.
Various Former Wars Among the Miiita'
nv Men are Recalled by the Appoint
ment Made by Governor Tyler Yes
terday--A Volunteer Since 1871

Governor J. Hoge Tyler shortly before
6 o'clock last evening announced the ap-
po.ntmen. Of Colonel William Male. o.
Culpeper. oonanandant Of the Third Reg
iment Of the Virginia Volunteers as Ad-
jutant General.
The appointment was by no means en-
tireiy unexpected. Colonel Male VIII az
once succeed General Charles J. Andes'
son. who during the past four years has
made a faithful and efficient Adjutant
General. one Of the last official acts Of
Governor O'Ferrall was TO issue an order
on December 3lst by which General An
dcrson was placed OF the retired list as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
BISHfRCh'S HEALTH.
The Manor House Closed to rybody
Nem. ; aid TO BE InfaNoTable.

LONDON. Jan. THE Berlin cores
pondent OF the Daily News says there is
unfavorablc news from Fre!dsrathruhe.
The manor house II closed 10 everybody
and facilities TO speculation III regard 10
Prince Bismarcks health.
IL must not be forgotten that his med
ical advisers are doing their utmost TO
prevent any unfayorable report from
reaching Bismarck who takes very pes
simistic view Of his condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
MR.. y. II. DUKE SUED.
Action Brought By the superiDtendens
Nissouri's Insurance Department..

81. LOUIS. MO. Jan. suit W
brought to-day at the Instance Of II. 7.
Orear. superintendent Of the state In
surance Depart nent against j. y. Duke,
the millionaire tol acccnist. who mas been
I'm St Louis during the past week.
II Is alleged that Duke is a member OF
an association known as Traders FIRE
Ilovds." of New York, which Is alleged
10 be doing an Insurance business IN
Missouri without being authorized by the
supcrintendent tc 90 so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
INTERESTING Event.
The Marriage OF MIR. Iiiden Henderson
Ni.s Alice Bowie.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., va, Jan. -
speciai.-The marriage OK ST. Iilden zen
derson and Miss Alice Bowie. al t'pto
noac Baptist church, IN King Se9g
cnnnty' rS Was social event OF wide spfos'
interest. The attendants were Mr. 40
olson Wolfe and Miss Lillie ,. henaer
son: Mr.. benjamin Newton Ahe Is ,s
Jennie Henderson. ana Mr. Jo"al tio.ssr 49,.
mon monv was performed by Rev. }. Wa
Mcneil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
DIR. BRoUGHroy GOES TO ATLANTA
Refused Some Good Things ohered MIN
TO Stay in Roanoke.

ROANOKE. VA, Jan. Especial; DR.
7. 6. BroUghton. the eloquent and ag-
groseive nastor OF Calvary Baptist church,
of This city rendered bis designation yes
terdav 10 take charge Of the Third Bap-
fist church. of Atlanta, Ga.
Ilis congregation here D. rted with him
with much regret.as besides the hold which
he mad upon their affections, II was mainly
through his efforts b. his Vasicrate OF
four years that heir present Inc place
of worship had been erected.
They even offered him "A salary or $500
ana "a trip 20 Europe To remain. but he
reluctar declined TO accept the hatter-
inc offer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
JUSTICE BROWN's EYES.
Serious Trouble Experienced Warned
Not to Use Them

WASTINGTON. Jan. 3.-Justice Brown
Of the United states supreme Court. Is
having rather serious trouble with an al
foction I'm his eyes. lie was about
to-day with heavy c0lored glasses ana
listened attentiveiy 10 the proceedings.
but did not attempt 20 use his eyes AZ
an. Ii is understood that his physician
has warned him against any present use
of his eNes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
CAUGHT UNDER HIS ENGINE.
A Freight Wreck IN the South Atianue ana
Ohio Railroad.

BRISTOL. TENN, Jan. S.-speciaL--A
freight train on the South Atlantic ana
Ohio railroad left the track ten miles out
Of Bristol tonight. The engine ana sew
oval cars rolled down a bank. Engineer
Tobn PascalL of Bristol. was caught un-
der the engine and II was some time be-
fore he could be released. He was badly
scaded.
His INJURIES are probably fatal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
That Grill Room Not CLOSED Pcrmsnently.

pRTNt,ETON. \. j.. Jan. 3.-lrOfcssOr
NVost of Princeton University. said 20
dav that tho report that the frincton
inn griil-room was to De closed per-
manently was not correct. lie. siln 'nae
Grill room had been closed Tor Neek.
i'his was not an unusual occurrence. tne
erill room WAS closed because OF the
Christmas vacation. and would reopen
when tho students came back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
MIR, M,DONALD'S ESTATE.
B. Rand Wexford Qualities as His Admin'
istrator.

IyNcaRIJRti. VA, Jan. 5.-Speciai :
rn tho cornoration Court he-e today Mr.
r. Randolph Wexford. of Richmond. qvsn-
ned as administrator OF the late aiexnn-
der Mcdonald, deceased, giving Donas iW
10000. with the Virginia trust Somp@"y
as security. 80. ~oe.,sx,
MI McDonald's estate on MS feurn
from Persia. was estimated al from S<S.-
0lO 10 $4,000, but what has so rar oeeH
discovered will not exceed 3lV,Vo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
Our shlnments of Cotton TO Chlnn.

LONDON. January 3-The Pall-Mall
Gazette. commenting upon the increase
OF American cotton shipments to Japan.
says: "The special interest for US lies In
injury to Indian cotton growers. IL the
American staple continues cheap and TIE
American taklngs increase IL is more thar
poss.bie that ere long America will also
ship to China"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-04
MISS BELOTE DEAD.
c,,ocnn,bed to the Injuries Received IN
the Runaway in Washington

vAsHINGTON. Jan. 3.-SpeoiaL-Miss
y p Relote. of Norfolk, died to-day at
the Emergency Hospital here resulting
from a runaway accident sunday; o,a
,.'aierd"v ii,' afternoon she was induced 70
iakr n drive. The horse attached 10 ',S
fbn d''' harness breaking. the animal TOOK
me convevance struck Il 'ar track and
tilted over Miss Belotc vas thrown Oh
her head and her skull was If@ciuieu
voiinc lady companion and the gehtle-
man who was driving we're seriously IN
jured.