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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
scbiev i'm Command.

WASHINGTCN. october ls.-Admical
schley was to-day by orders OK the Navy
Department placed IN command OF the
naval station at san Juan de Porto Rico.
So far the Department has no knowledge
Of the value Of the naval property con-
tainea In this station when II was evacu-
ated hy The Spanish officials
Admiral Scaley has requested that be
be permitted 10 retain ln service Tor
Gne two or three civilian employees who
are acquainted with the station. This has
been granted.
II is the intention OF the Department 20
send another naval officer 10 relieve the
Admiral of the command very soon and
10 maintain a permanent station az this
most important strategic point in the
South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
RI God &
Cure sick headache. bad gAnu
taste in the mouth. coated \EH 9
tongue gas in the stomach, buuS
distress and Indigestion. 10
no, weaken. but have tonic effect y cents
- - ~. 40 TAXA with Hoods ssrsapariile

orders. sounds little ironical. although
I'm the phraseology Of all orders
"Naior Louis l.. seaman. surgeon, FIRST
Tinted States Volunteer Engineers, haV-
ing performed the duty on which he was
ordered TO this city by orders from TINS
Office. dated october A. 1895 VIII pro-
coed to New York city. and mere await
the arrival of his regiment.
"The travel enjoined is necessary ioi
the public service" a.,
Major Seaman's testimony pei"fe '"o
Investigating Committee rev Gays "e ,n
which was the duty" referred TO- VIII
be readily recalled.
In the annual report OF the Auu''oi %
the Postofice Department apPeaiS o"0
OF the minor results OF the war-'he W
law in settling postal accounts by reason
Of the war. The apparent balance que
this country from Spain is SSl.llo'-S'
INKMAKER WANTED
The United States Civil Service 'oil-
mission announces that on NoNenhoei -,
fses examination Will be heid at aug
CITY in the United States where the com
mission has a board or examiners 10 eS-
tabllsh an eligible register from "hlcH
selection may be made TO HI a Nd0a"0s
IN the position of inkmaker. Bureau OF
Engraving
narfrnent at salary Of $500 per an
mum. ...,l,-
PERSONAL MENTION.
7 NJ. Berry. Bedford City; J. A. Taliey
and wife Richmond. W. Taiiey' kich-
r,ord. I r. Williams, Richmond; c. H.
rrand and wife. Mt Airy. n. c.; H. c.
Alien. Ashevile: ]. D. Murphy. Ashe-
vile. c. r. Whitmore. Harrisonburs' j.
n Thomas and wife, Danville, are at the
METROPOLITAN. ,..,,..
st James-Joseph +. Ives Norfoik'
Charles F. Rankin and wife Concord
n C.: Edward c. Bunce and wife Win
chester; G. p. Balm and wife Richmond;
Mrs. W u. Margott CASCADE " miS'
,,,.a IIeirston Miss Hairston. Martins
vile: Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Eehols' Uni
versity OF Virginia.
Howard-Dr. ]. Z. Rudasiil and wife
Orlean. va: Captain w. G. CampDeii'
second virginia Infantry; S. W. Tripiett.
peiaplane Va: George T. Mattern ana
wife. Richmond
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MICHIGAN VICTIMS.
Their Friends Oher Rewards Tor inc
Recovery of the Bodies.

Recovery OF the boiics'
LONDON. oct. 1s.-Frionds OF the
drowned passengers of the Mohegan nave
caused placards to be posted at tairouln
offering large rewards for the recovery VI
the bodies Part OF the surviving pa
sengers have started for LONDON INC
survivors NJ the crew will probably leave
this evening. Efforts to assist ne ~ g.
hers Of The crew are being made at 81
tye,verne as some Of them have not
money enough TO pay their iares.
The afternoon newspapers recall Story
"a tho effect that peculiar and variable
MAGNETIC conditions exist near the Man
acles which are liable to disturb shlps
connasses. The wreck of the steamer
Palmyra near there on March a. 1852 Is
mentioned in support of this.
Nfessrs. A. G. l.. Smith W. j. Bloom
inedale. Richard Kelly, Surgeon lIeNor,
and Misses Katherine Noble ana Maud
Rodebusch and Mrs. Compton swift sur
vivors Of the Michigan, arrived IN Lon
don to-day. They accompanied Mr.. a.
s williams. the London manager OF me
Atlantic TRANSPORTATION Company, as ms
guests. The company gave each passeh-
ger IS before leaving Falmouth. Inc
surviving passengers VIII hold a mee'lhs
tomorrow. IT has not been settled yet
on board what steamer they Will san lor
New York.
An uncle and a groups Of friends met
Miss Rodebusch at the railway station.
She was weak and unnerved ana col
lapsed in her uncles arms, where she
sobbed for several minutes. She Is SUI
fering from rheumatism and is crushed
by the loss Of her mother. Mrs. Grandin,
who persisted in the disaster. Miss Rode
busch is. however. resolved TO keep her
engagement to sing al the METROPOLITAN
Opera House in New York. She VIII
sail ON the Cunard line steamer Etruria,
and will take her mothers BODY With
her-NeW York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
PERSONAL AN D GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Riohmoud's
Citizens and other Matters.

The funeral Of Mrs. Frances Conrad
took place from her late rssidsnce yester-
day afternoon at $500 o'clock and the IN
terment was I'm lakewood
Senator George 70. Keezen Of Rocking
ham. and Hon Pembroke Petuf. x Flu
wanna. members OF The STATE Board -
Fisheries. were In tho city yesterday on
their way % Hampton.
Little Robert r. Lee the infant son u
Mr.. and Mrs julius T.. Lee is very SICK
az the residence OF the parents 1911 west
TAYLOR street. DR. b. ". Raw.es had 20
perform an operation ON him Tuesday.
DR.. Jacob Nuchaux s.id yesterday
that Mr.. George =. Fisher was sull 81
quite a serious condition at the Jenerson
Hotel and that D. would d. impossiois
Tor some days 20 predict The result
DR.. w. r. Dorset. One OF the former
lessees OF the Imperial Hotel. has pur-
chased the interest or his former part
ner. Dir \. S. Dunkley IN the busin $50
and Yesterday became the sole proprietor
OK the hotel
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To BRING THEM IN.
A Steamer Leaves Walker for the IN
dams Who Will Surrender.

ST. PAUL MINI, October ia
walker. Mimi. special TO the Dispatch
saws: Indian Commissioner Jones and
John Bassett an interpreter left here
to-day on the steamer Flora for Black
Duck Point TO bring in the Indians who
promised 10 surrender
In the letter to General Bacon 1t was
stated that the chiefs and head men OF
the Pnlager band of Chippewas desired
IN EXPRESS to him personally their re-
spect for him and their gratitude for
his forbearance toward them in their
trouble.
Commissioner Jones made short
speech. in which he said that he wanted
to announce publicly that it was due TO
General Bacon IN the battle and his sub
sequent conduct of affairs here that a
peaceful solution OF the trouble with the
Indians was brought about promptly and
without the delay usual in-former Indian
disturbances. In his opinion the General
had ayerted a bloody war in this State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
LEAVING CUBA.
Six Thousand Spanish Troops Have Al
ready Gonc-Othcrs Go Soon.

tNIA lIOuNtllN 7llsAhi0' tNof'' 80
ready Gonc-Othcrs Go Soon.
WASHINGTON. oct. l9.-Gen. Wade,
President OF the American Evacuation
Commission. telegraphed the War De
partment last night that 5000 Spanish
soldiers had been embarked already Tor
Spain and that arrangements had been
completed for the embarkatlon OF 4OVO
more troops in tho near future.
This rate OF progress. in view on the
limited resources OF Spain, is believed 10
be reasonable SO long as this disposi-
zion IS exhibited 20 carry out IN good
faith the evacuation Of the Island our
government Is not likely 20 make com
plant. and the statement that the Amer
lean commissioners at Havana did yes
terdav deliver themselves OF formal
ult,matum on the subject is said - DC
erroneous.
'rhis conclusion. however does not az
DIV 10 the transfer of sovereignty, and
Nhue permitting the presence OF Span
ssh troops In Cuba on and after Deem
her first, II is the present purpose 10
take charge of the entire civil establish
n,ent OF the island On the date mentioned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

Of Jesus, rector OF the Church OF ~.
Ignatius. performed tho ceremony. ana
celebrated nuptial mass.
The bride. wearing a white satin gown.
trimmed with point lace. and tulie ven
confined TO the couture with diamond
star. and a coronet OF orange blossoms
was attended by her sister, MISS Jci'a
O'Connor Mr. Hayland Stevenson Oh
Washington was best man.
The ushers were Charles A. Maiiey.
Howard Martin and Joseph y. Early OF
this city. aud Frank q. oNeilL OF
Charleston. 5. G.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the home or inc
brides parents Tn west Ninety-seventh
street Mr.. and Mrs. Pugh viii live IN
Washington after their honeymoon trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Michael irwin.

Michael Irwin died after an Illness OF
three months at $50 o'clock yesterday
evening az the home OF his brother MI
=. j. Boyle No. go Graham street. Ful-
ton. lie was twenty-five years old.
Mr.. Irwin was born In County Mouth
Ireland. but had lived in this country for
five years. most OF the time IN Richmond.
he had been married f0r fifteen months
and leaves "a wife and one child
The funeral notice wiil be giyens later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
ONE IN EVERY FOUR.
One Person In Every Four Suffers from
Piles

About one person in every four suffers
from some form of rectal disease. The
most common and annoying is nching
piles. indicated by warmth. slight mois-
ture and intense. uncomfortable itching
I'm the parts affected
The usual treatment has been some
simple ointment or salve which some
times gives temporary relief, but MOTH
ing like a permanent cure can be eN-
pected from such superficial treatment.
The only permanent cure for Itching
plies yet discovered Is the Pyramid Pile
Cure. not only for itching piles. but for
every other form OF piles. blind. bleed
ing or protruding. The first application
gives instant relief and the continued
use for short time causes perman-
ent removal Of the tumors or the small
parasites which cause the intense ltch-
ing and discomfort Of itching piles
Many physicians FOR long time sup
posed that the remarkable relief AFFORDED
by tho Pyramid Pile Cure was because u
contained cocaine. opium or similar
drugs, but such In not the case. 4 re-
cent careful analysis Of the remedy
showed Il 10 he absolutely free from CO.
calne. opium. or In fact any poisonous
injurious drugs whatever. Sold by drug
gists at 20 cents per package.
Send to Pyramid CO.. Marshall, Mich g,
for free book on cause and cure OF piles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SPAIN WANTS DAMAGES.
She Takes Steps To Collect Them from
Gunnakers and shipbuilders.

MADRID. oct. ls.-The Heraldo says
that the Minister az Marine has taken
preliminary steps 10 claim damages from
the Creusot gun foundries of France for
NOT delivering within the time stipulated
corfain war material ordered from them.
Damages viii also Boz claimed from the
Placencia arms factory for the same rea-
sons and from the British firm OF Thorn
sons.
the Clydebank shipbuilders viii be ask
cd to nav damages upon the ground that
the torDeio-boat dostroyers built In their
wards for Spain failed 10 develop the
speed required By The terms of the con-
tract.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
TOADSTOOLS KILL THREE.
Trenton. \. j., Family Ate Them on
sunday for Mushrooms.

sunday for Mushrooms.
TRENTON. y. j.. oct. B.-Three
roernhors Of the Goldback family. who
live AZ tho corner OF Jersey and fremont
streets De dead OF toadstool poisoning
and four others are I'm dangerous con-
ditions. Mrs Cecilia Goldback twenty
eight years old. and her siX-yaar-old son.
Charles died at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. At o'clock yesterday afternoon
Henry Goldback. aged tweniy-seVen'
died Those sd arc Helen, two years
old daughter: Helen. twenty-one years
Old a sister Of Goldback: David Lesser
aged 6fty-hve: Burris Goldhack. aged
twsnty-four. brother OF Henry and
Mary. "a hungarian servant whose SUR
name Is not known. Little Helen's COM
dition is not serious. as She ate but little
OF the poisonous dish. Max Goldback
another member of the family was
away from home OBJ Sunday and escaped
The family had the toadstoois for
breakfast on Sunday morning Gold
back bought them on Saturday afternoon
from "a ueighbor Herman Gehhart. who
bad gathered them in the meadows near
R0rdentowu Since Sunday afternoon a
physician has been iu constant attend
ance Tonight the condition of the pa
tents IS slightly improved but none but
little Helen is out OF danger.
Gebhart. the innocent cause of the IA
t9litles. dld not know until yesterday Of
The trouble and since DC has been almost
crszod. Tie explained that he thought he
knew what mushrooms We're. as he gath
cred some once before and ate them with
ont experiencing any Illness. The two
lots he thought looFed alike. and he SAYS
hc had never heard Of poisonous toad
stools
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

GRAVES. Died. at Lee Camp Soldiers
Home October %. IS's veteran JO-
sEPH $. GRAVES, Richmond Fayette
ARTILLERY. of Richn5nd, Va; aged sixty
three years.
nav Crb,frsdavl at > o'clock T. NJ,
Rev. Mr.. Chumbiey officiating.
MORRIs-Dled. after an Illness OF six
weeks. October IL. 1885. at SOB =. ".
al his late residence. 30. SIG north First
street Edward Norris. c0lored. The
deceased was JOB many years a trusted
employe OF the HaN4I Crenshaw co.
Us leaves "a devoted wife and three
Ia,tchters 10 mourn their loss
The funeral Will take place from the
First Baptist church REV j. H.
Holmes. pastor. THURSDAY. the 10th
.s.anc. ~ $50 +. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
THE SOUTHERN CAMPS.
Officers Arrive at Columbia to Inspect
the Sites There.

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Oct ia special
to the State from Greenville SAYS Briga-
dier-General G. w. Davis. who is TO COM
mand the Second Division Second Corps,
with headquarters at Greenville. accom-
panied by Surgeon Major Phillips. Lieu
tenant Mitchell. engineering department.
and Lieutenant Siions, his aide. arrived
there to-day. being met by city officials.
they have begun the inspection of the
camp sites.
H. arrived here az noon to-day 20 pre-
nsre .as winter camp. 70 be located In tho
suhnr5s of this city. They were met az
tSe denot by city officials and escorted 10
tha Hotel Columbia.
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WASHINGTON. oct. 1s.-An order has
been Issued by the War Department, di-
recting that six troops Of the Third Cav
airy after the Peace Jubilee ceremonies
In Philadelphia, SHAH proceed TO Augusta,
Ga, for duty with the Second Army
Corps.
This is the first movement Of troops
from Camp Meade to the Southern camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SOUTHERNERS WED IN NEWY0RK
Miss O'Connor, of South Carolina. Be
comes the Bride OF Nlr. Pugh.

NEW YORK, oct. lJ.-Mlss Anal5
OConnor, daughter Of the late Repre-
sentative VI. I. O'Connor. or south Caro-
lima was married to-day 10 Edward Law
re,,ce pueh. Of washington son Of form
or senator Pugh. Of Alabama. The cere-
noonv occurred in the chancel Of S.
Leo's catholic church. in this city. the
church being brilliantly adorned for the
occasion.
Rev. n. ~. McKinnoR 81 the Society
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
OBITUARY.
Joseph Graves.

Mr. Joseph Graves. who for years has
been well known IN Richmond. died yes
terday az the Soldiers Home. 20 which
failing health compelled him 20 retre
was about sixty years old. was brave
Confederate soldier and "a man ~ uniAi4-
ing patriotism and honesty
The funeral viii take place to-day
from the Soldiers Home chapel or III
o'clock A. VI. The intcfment will be IN
TFolfvyvood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
ADMIRAL DEWEY.
Sent Merritt TO Paris Instead of Going
Himself

Himself
WASHINGTON. oct. l9.-Reiative TO
the report that Admiral Dewey IS about
10 take ship at Hong Kong on November
9Th for the United States, IL is said at the
Navy Department that the admiral has
not communicated with the Department
directly nor has be been instructed to
return.
Just before the Peace Commission met
IN Paris an intimation was conveyed to
Admiral Dewey that he might be OF as
s!stance 10 the American commissioners
il he would ioavc Manila and 90 10 Paris
The Admiral replied that be could be OF
more service 10 the United States at
Manila and General Merritt was sent TO
Paris i'm his stead.
II Is believed that the Admiral was told
~ tho time that he might remain at
Manila as long as he thought III, which
may be construed as permission to him
TO return at any time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Colored Order of Elks.

CINCINNATI O., oct. ia lodge OF
the order of Elks, composed of colored
mon. has been organized IN Cincinnati
Grand Exalted Ruler Calvin. OF the order,
saws the action is wholly without warrant
and clearly void. as The constitution pro-
vides that members shall be white.
He will take no action unless the new
lodge undertakes TO use the name B. p.
q Il. In that case he will undertake 10
pnfotn them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Mussulmans Leave Crete.

CANEA, ISLAND or CRETE, October
1e-The Turkish troops, with arms and
oaggaace, started for Suda Bay this
morning. where they will embark for
Turkey. The merchant ships in the har-
Dor have on board many families Of Of
fcers and officials who are returning TO
Constantlnople.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Better SHINY of Success.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. october D.-A
letter has reached here to-day from ST.
Michaels saying that tho balloonists sent
out to search for Andree have given up
their balloon trip and staked twenty-five
claims.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

WASHINGTON. oct. BY order OF
the War Department. Ma1or-General
Francis V. Greene. who has been assign
ed 10 the Seventh Army Corps, VIII nave
command OF the corps during the absence
OF General Lee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
MAS0NS 0STRACIZE.
Grand Lodge of Kentucky won't Anil
late with Grand Lodge of Washington

LOUISVILLE KY, Oct l9.-The Grand
.Lodge of Kentucky Masons at its ses-
sion to-day unanimously adopted the reso-
luton reported by its special committee
which recommends non-intercourse be-
tween the Grand Lodge Of this State and
the Grand Lodge Of Washington because
OF the action of the latter in recognizing
negro lodges.
The motion to adopt was seconded by
fifty Master Masons.
II was also decided 10 build a home for
aged and infirm Masons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
Indian War over.

WASHINGTON. oct. l9-The Score
tarv of War received tho following tele-
gram from Governor ClOugh. of Mime
sofa. this afternoon: "f agree with Cen
eral Bacon that the Indian war is at AN
aul
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
FROST is KING.
Under It's Visits TO tho South Fear of
Yellow Fever Ends.

Yellow Fever Ends.
WASHINGTON. oct l9.-Information
received az the Marine Hospital Bureau
is that there was single new case OF
yellow fever az Franklin, La. yesterday.
The appearance OF frost az thar place as
we'll as al many other towns I'm the South
taken IN connection with the fact that The
number Of new cases and deaths has tal-
len TO the minimum. leads TO the bener
that the epidemic is now near an end
The train inspection service is oelng
gradually abated aud the expectation IS
that an now tn force viii be declared IN
a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
A LIE NAILED.
Col. WIN. j. Bryan Did Not Ask for
FurlOugh.

FurlOugh.
WASHINGTON. oct. lg-The War De-
partment to-day gave out the following
THE Secretary OF War on being asked
about the report that Colonel william D.
BRYAN. Third Nebraska. had been re-
fused leave OF absence and kept with MS
regiment. authorized the statement that
Colonel Bryan has asked no indulgence
whatever of the War Department, so mat
none has been refused him.
ANY reports 10 the contrary are with
out foundation IN fact
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

University OF Pennsylvania, II. Wss-
lcyan. Q.
Yale p. Brown. O.
Harvard. o. Newton q.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
For the Jubilee.

BOSTON. october l'.-The gunboA'
vvu,oineton. Commander Chapman A.
Dodd. lef, here to-day for Charleston
( & where she is 20 take para In the
peace Jubilee celebration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

The range OF the thermometer az The
Times once yesterday was as follows
"a. NJ. 50. u NJ. SO. 3 Z. NJ. s. p. ".
co 9P. u. IS. IL NJ. IS. Average IS ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
TO MEET NEXT At
H0GE MEMORIAL.
The Sessions Of the East Hanover
Contiued Yesterday
REV. DONALD GUTHRIE'S CALL.
The Documcnt placed in His Hands
and lie signined His Acceptance.
Orders 10 be Taken for His IN
staiiation- VI visionary Meeting


Tho sessions o. East Hanover Presn}
..,...,,5 Yesterday In the
terry ,.......,.,
Mzpah lresoy leriah '.''' ''
fuH
..r...t. ...,4 , letter from Rev. 3D. 49,.
,..,..t..,-.. .,,t-
MeoaN'' H. 49, '' .-,
ing that his absence N'' N
longcd attack of sc.aud rhenmau-'h'
,,.t .... ...er,l him TO his bed for
""''' .. tt. .fo-E
inc past '''"'' ,...t
Rev T p Eues ID. De- was o"'
........., him, the sympathy of the mem-
... ..r.st,,t..r,-
D-'' N- p..f
Ltf- - ,. l.t"'' i' '
Mclean We're invited io 500 '7 cory
ing members. Dr. Lave Ai.'
bia. s. Go is making .
city tor the winter H. ''F' t',
evangelist of the synod u' N'--. t''
as ON his way OBJ DulcAlahA county ''
begin work thoro.
TO MEET HERE.
There was % spirited contest oF'r ''s
next place of meeting. Pryor VI
church DIe~e' VA. n'',' '' he,a. fss .5r,.s,.
ants Both oft toe pastors N.N d. u.
cool, and Rev S. c. Hutton. who ",te
ola classmatcs-mado urgent appeals I'D
behalf of their respective churches h'
issue seemed somewhat n DOUBT ODD i"'t
venerable and beloved minister whose
name is borne by the Hicnm'na GNU. roo
urged It's claims Al'.I ".
taken. bat before the result was an-
nouncod. Mr. Hutton very ffa'tIN.f
moved that the choice ot the Richmond
church Doe made unanimous WHO" "''
done.
Most of tho morning session was con
suned n considering the Home Mission
work being done by tho prcsoytery
Rev. g. r. Hyde the chairman oi me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money Il Il fails to cure.
3oc. oAnuitS has l.. b. @, On each tahlst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
SEARCHING FOR lola.
His Wife Declares He Has Not Ketnr-
ned 90 Paris.

TFI 10 IT " -
PARIS. October 1s.-Mme. Zola en-
phaticaly denies that her husband has
returned 10 Paris. She says that ne Will
nor come back until the decision Of the
court Of Cessation in his case is an
nounced.
Detectives continue 10 hunt vigorously
FOR NJ. Zola. but thus far report that
they cannot find him in Paris.