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resolved to return. He also gave appar-
cutiE overwhelming evidence. through his
accounts OF secret family history or mat
ter% pertaining to The Queries that n, ,yas
~" bona Gdo husband Of Nine. l:criTnnun
ms replies TO sharp Questioning concern
llS inns were ready and invariably ;Icc,l-
rate. The wife corrohcrn,od his state
! mrniS. but now denied positively that IN,
accused wGs her husband '
one hundred and fifty witnesses ware
summoned. and Of these forty Swore Thar
IN" prisoner was beyond DOUBT the miss
IRE Martin Guerre ON The Other hand,
thc great body claimed the man was Ar
maud dH TIN, called 'pancsttc," whom
lAeE had known since Il child. The re-
| manning witnesses. sixty III number de-
| ciarcd tn. resemblance between the Two
was so close that they could not render an
The trial resulted. TO the general sur
PRISE, in a conviction. The man WAS pro
nohhtSa to ," hrnaud Gn Tilh, and SEN
I';iG to GaGaH'tation. Appeal to the
trliI. ON &uminn" UP the testimony MT
ne ne" itial thirty new Witnesses an
n ,,. or these Ten declared the pris-
"lirr 10 De The trucMartin GUerrc, seven o..
eight decided in favor of Srnurd Cu'FIIh
. Ahu me test were unccrtai A. Most OF ;h..
cuSrG. slender in body ana limb round
! Shouidcrtd, with IL high,
DIVIDED CHIN,
nondcni lower lip. ANA squat nose. having
y trace OF an ulcer on the check nj a
scar ON the right eyebrow. Nrnaud the
accused. was short and stout. hiyirg
neiihri hunpE shoulders nor squat nose
! iiNt all these marks referred to as BELONG
Ing TO Martin Gucrre were present on ihc
face Of tn" accused
II WAS further sworn to that Martin
''llrrr: was an cEn"rt SwordSmau and
NteSllcr. Tie prisoner was neither.
ABOUT ioiiS persons SwCrN that the
accused ACTUALLY WIS Martin t.ucrrc
Among them war" his four sisters Win
the husbands of TWO Of them. y great
numEtr asserted that Cucrre had two
teeth III he left lower jaw broken a dvoD
al rNtrHNdSatCd blood in the left eye tho
man OF the LETT fore finger missing and
three warts 9u the left hand, one hrn'; on
the little finger MI these marks existed
me prisoner, arriving at Antiques. rccoE-
niZcd ana saluted as old friends all those
who had been intimate with Martin
Gucrre: that, IN conversation with Tho
wife he had recalled to her certain Incl
dents known only 10 herself and husband
Mmc Gucrrc. having mentioned that Shn
had preserved certain chests unopened
he had desired her to fetch from ono "A pair
OF white pantaloons folded in tameta Tho
garments We're found as lie had dcsCribCd
With regard to,SEIilar!ty in height and
stature, II was urged that there WAS
NOTHING REMARKABLE
in the boy of disappearance returning
after many years stocky man: that
the matter Of height was sonnet hing Wit
ncSScs nigh; easily be mistaken in and
mat, OF Necessity. great changes had
taken place In the appearance Of Gucrrc
during his long absence. Lastly. the p.is-
oncr's apparent incXhauStiblr familiarity
with FAMILY records seemed to show that
Il was absurd to claim him To be an i'm
poster, lhe new trial wou!1 have uu-
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his own. ana ! asked, "Do you believe
The finding Of a true bin against II man
Is a proof Of his quite"
= OF course do the fellow declared
wasn't guilty
In the year 1871. ut Gibraltar, there was
tried a ease that has all the clements for
a Stevenson or ilaggard yarn.
James iaNwcll was Il wealthy merchant
Mount st. Michael. He had a daughter a
riil of remarkable beauty, who had many
smilors. Hut she treated All with firm IN
difference. Finally. while At church one
Gny. she saw handsome stranger look
ilE az h1N. ne Sir;.nSer was William
hati a young Englshman. lie found
means OF securing nrcsrntatiOn to the
beautiful l.lc2ia Raxwcl 1t was IA case
OF mn mutual love, Soon the young man was
asking his daughters
HAND IN MARRIAGE.
III" father was bitterly opposed to the
marriage. 1T Shall never bel" he de-
Giar"d You belong 10 the prevailing re-
ii=ion of England. BY which my family has
suffered long ana terribly. You are 4
Lutheran $h" IS 4 Catrolc It shalt
never ia!' The lovers implorcd the old
man s consent, but he was ohdHratc The
daughter finally declared she would marry
haii at al iit"Zard7 The father was en-
r,.91iGiGh. ana was heard TO say that he would
k!ll her DeiCrc she should DO so.
y few days later mcighbOis heard shrialls
ana cries coming from Il cave back of
HaNwcii'S house The means ana cries
finally dici down. ElcZ!a, tho bcuutlfnl
daughter was missed. As she d!d not aD-
l"tv aItCr few days, the ncighbDrs
fearful Of Ioul play, set about an invcsti-
CATION. he cave was searched and III il
We're found q skirt ana other portions of
l"inulc wearing apparel known TO have be-
lonscd to the missing girl This clothing
was covered with clottcd blood. There
were also bits of hair 10 which flCcks of
blood adhered ana which were identified
az from the head OF F,leHiH.
laNwcll was arrested. The evidence
against him seemed clear ana he was con-
NiGtcd OF tn" murder of his daughter and
SENTENCED TO DEATH
While being led to the sea :rold liz saw
William KAT in the crowd Dac!"r!ng
his Innocence. Haxwcl! stepped over to-
ward Kat and said, My friend in one
minute snail be In eternity. | wish 10
Die IN peace with all men. Give me your
hand. pardon poI freely FOR the terrible
injury .|our evidence has done me-.
liaNwGll said this with some comDosurc
became pale as death and could not con-
ceal his agitation
- am guilty! IT IS l aloner'
The cry came from TIE lips OF Kat.
He proceeded eXcitcdly 10 explain: lie
had carried off ElcZa, with her consent
Il place OF conccalmcnt Secretly and
without her knowledge he had obtained a
lock of her hair, and also certain articles
or dress belonging to her. lie had daubcd
these with lambs blood and concealed
them In the cave, and had himself emitted
AS soon rs he officials had recovered
from the shock they stepped forward
10 remove the cap and sheet from the
form OF James BaXwcl. AS the explains
ton or confession Of Kat had been going
on Tie merchant. unobscrVed, sunk down.
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q SIS. ISL

have often wondcyrd why novel Writer'S
do not go To law tones for their material.
tCrtuinl! there is no richer source in the
world Ior TRUE citations OF wonderful incl
dents OF iia paradoNcs OF human events.
For example" and
lie BROUGHT our
Il small volume from his library there
is the story OF one OF the most rcmnrkahlc
cases N all history as showing The prob
1t Illustrates the difficulty nj getting acru-
rat" information on one of the cornmnursi
points Ia the trial Of criminal cases. the
matter OF Identifying person or prrSons
You know there Is scarcely a case Thai
comes up but what we have II string OF
testimony concerning the identity of some
one. THIS case ! want 10 show YOU is the
story OF Martin tucrr". Look it over"
did so. and with the lawyers pcrmIs-
sion mace Il manuscript. which is as fol-
In France, In January, 15@? one Martin
Gnt!'rc was married. at the age Of H. to
Mile. Errtrardr del Rois, OF Antiques.
y settlement WAS made for tho pair, ana
III the ninth year OF their marT.atc Il child
was horn 10 them. Shortly afterwards tho
newly made father got into trouble. lie
took some wheat ont OF his fathers bins
ana appropriated II to his own use. Fca"-
ing ihr ola man 5 wrath he ran away. Ills
wife thought her husband would only re-
main separated long enough for his IA
dhcrS diSnicnSHlc 10 soften, ANA eight
DAYS Were SO apart ns he probable
time for this. iIut months went by ANA ii
was finally eight years before tidings came
from the runaway.
GU" winters evening II man. ella lining 10
he Martin fucrrc, presented himself with
It long
STORY OF REPENTANCE.
As to his identity. II was ACCEPTED
without question by his four sisters his
Mncle and every member OF Ills wifcs fam
ilS. And II is not so much wonder, aS the
Traveller bore the identical MARKS OF the
person OF Martin GlIcrre. and, moreover,
was familiar win bits Of family history
such as only the genuine Martin could
have known. y any rate the deserted
fondncss and in the course olEhrcc years
ricsculc! the supposed Martin Gucrrc
with TWO Chldrn.
AS TO whether Nine. Cilar.c at first
had suspicious concerning her alleged re-
turned husband can never be known. II
bic differences between man and In@n
must have been observed by her. but
it may he that the stranger showing her
tCndHrncs$ and consideration which her
real husband had not done. she was some
what willing 10 put M with the now or
that her own peace OF lie would he Dcs,
conserved hy the keeping of her own
counsel
he this as ii may. ii was not long before
rilmoTs aroSr II was said that tho man
who claimed 10 have returned to his wife,
Nine. Gucrrc, was fraud. The excite
mcnt finally became such that. at the in
stiGatiOn Of Pierre GUcrrc, AN uncle OF the
missing man, Nine Rurtfande was forced
10 have her alleged husband arrested
The accused made an eloquent defense
aud
EXPLAINED TIE CAUSE
Of his long absence. lie claimed to have
boon u soldier in Spain until cuuSumcd by
t!1: desire 10 see his wife and child. he had
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20
Hosiery.

Boys Black Ribbed Hose. absolutely
fast and stainless. sl,eci;,l. &c. pair.
Boys Black Ribbed Hose, double
knee. spiced heel and toe; Spratlcys
price. lie, our price, 12Iac.
Children's Plaid Hose, beautiful
quality of superior Isle thread, in the
very SWEETEST tartan colorings, Soc
pair all sizes.
Ladies' Black Hose IIcrmsdorr dye,
sniiccd heel and toe. 1Gc. grade, Ice.
ua!I.
Ladies' Black Isle Hose, in plain
and drop stitch-tha kind Sprauey sold
for SIC. and SOC: our price, 25c
Ladies' Black With white feet, also
split sole, Il good quality OF mace cot
ton. Hcrmsdorf dye, 2ac pair.
Rich Evening shades in n bcauti-
full quality superior lIsl". new style,
drop stitch; Spratlcys' price. $3.50; our
price, Sl.l9.
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New trimmings.

Jet Trimmings in all widths ana nat
terms, from &C. up 10 500 per yard
Beaded and Spanglcd effects on C,hir-
fon and Net. in exquisite designs, 75c.
to $3.50.
lridrscent Trimming to 80 with All
the new spring shades of Dress Goods,
from &c. up 10 500
Passamentric Trimmings. in all the
new shades, handsome patterns. zoe.
up 10 SAGE
Tubular ana Diamond Bra'tls. in all
widths and prices. both mohair and
silk sou;achc braids in every color.
Bayadorc Braids, The very latcst
craze for spring wear, In all widths.
Wide Fancy Braid in loon, scullapcl
and insertion effects. very ncw, IN all
Prices. Beaded and jrttcd House
fronts: also a large showing Of span
gled fronts. Prices will make those
quick sellers.
beaded blouse Fronts mp to 500
Braided Jacket to be worn win col
orcd waists, newest novelty for spring,
s2.O1.
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Colored Dress Goods.

Social offerings of ali wool 42-in-h
Novelty Sa'tinss, that sold at sec, for
2qc yard.
Is Pieces Of handsome Novelty Suit
ines, in miXturcs, cross-bars, stripes and
various fancy weaves, sold at Soc and
75c, for 39c yard.
46inoh handsome Novelty Suitinqs
in very choice designs, sold at 75c, for
See.
40-inch all wool poplin in garnet,
Brown and navy blue; Spratleys' orice,
75c; cur price e5c.
45-inch heavy navy Blue Serge for
skirts and tailor-madc suits; Srratlsys'
price 75c: our price SOC.
4S-inch Foulc Sersss in brown, erccn,
blues, black. cardinal and uurRle; all the
rage Tor tailor-mldc suits; $1.O0 grade,
75c.
Pom?adour Seros, another leader for
sor;nG and tailormadc suits; $3.50 grade
$40.
REMNANTS OF BLACK AND
COLO!2ED SILKS AND DRESS
GOODS AT CLEARING PRICES
MONDAY.
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Gents Neckwear.

Our spring line of Ncckwcar is now
ready. Nothing has been left out TO
make our stock Incomplete. You will
find every kind ana style OF Ties here
III the very latest colurings and de-
signs. We are safe in telling You that
our line is nearly twice the size of any
other store (sec window display: also
the display OH the inside looks as
though we gave thought only TO Neck
wear, but your wants can easily be
SUPPLIED II You are in need OF Collars.
CUFFS, Shirts, liandkcrchirfs. Under
wear, Gloves, Suspcndrrs. Jewclly, etc.
We are just as new ana up o-,!atc"
in the above lines as We are in Meek
wear. (Scc window display)
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And Yet in Many Cases Il Developed They
We're Entirely Innocent.
SUFFERED DEATH OR IMPRISONMENT


Boston Correspondence New York Times
some DAYS aSu was in tho office OF a
ihWNtr VINO has Inquired nS leading counsel
III many important TRIALS, and has also
served as the defendants armament. SO Ia
shy. In Il number OF c:iuSys that have l,ocn
OF national note. lie Was Speaking of Tho
great cases hiIGing almost solely on cir
cumstantial evidence. ana which have
been before the public in tn. past few
years. such as the Carlyle Harris and the
pr buchanan poisoning eases. the Lizxic
Borden and the l.u"tgvrt cases. illustrate
Ing his meaning by various references to
I'VE may grIinblc as much as we plea Sc
about the laws delay ANA the trcmcnd-
Gus expense Of taking expert evidence
yet the theory OF the law that a trial
should be uiNcStcu. as iar as possible Of
every suspicion OF prejudice, aud that, no
matter what the cost, all possible means
Of invcstiEaiinss q condition. aaitc from
that winch is only apparent on the sur
face, is the one mighty protector of the
common people. You take lroplc, us Il
rule and you Will lind that calm,
ANALYTICAL JUDGMENT
Is q faculty that but very fcw arc blessed
with The tendency generally is to acC2pt
opinion as evidences. Upon such material
the popular verdict has time ana time
again settled 50 closely ard iXtdly that it
est and most incontroNcTtahic array Of
fact and logic TO make broadway. AS
result Tie reports arc fun OF instances
where innocent men and women have SUI
Tered death or imprisonment because
strange combinations Of circumstances
have pointed to their guilt, and they We're
unable through lack Of resources or be-
cause Of public clamor TO disproVc them,
and vindcalon has thus had 10 be left to
tardy time.
"On the other hand in such marvellous
and such contradictory forms do circum-
stances occasionally assert themselves
that 1t is an impossibilt! for the most
skilled logSctan or the most acute OF
Judges to weigh evidence so that II shall
POSSESS the slightest doiini,cncsS of mean
ing.
when Il comes Ia Law eases that arc
rccorTrnd ynltr trained novelist is not IN
sight for plot and Characters. Indeed,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20
Jeweled GirdIcs.

Girdlcs in Gold, Silver ana Oxydizcd,
with all colored stones, 25c and 39c.
GiTd'es in Gold, Silver and Oxydi- ed,
with colored stones, SOC.
Plain Gold Girdles with jewclsd
buckles, SOC.
Oxydi-cd Gird1es sci with emsral5s
and tnrquises. S9c, e3c, SI,19, SJ.69
and S2.l9.
Girdies lined with ribbon yelvs, and
set with cot stones al S2.I9, s.. 80, S2.79,
S325, Sl.39 and $3.50.
Jewclcd Hat Pins, all the nswest nov
elites at jc.. I9c, 25c, 42c, 51c and 75c.
Genuine GOAL and Rhinestone Sick
Pins, 25c each.
We have all the newest shapes in
PomoadoGr and Side Combs from Toe
to 75c each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20
Lace Curtains.

Ecru Lace Curtains, %M yards long
Spratl"ys' price, $i.e1: our price, 7jc.
Ecru and White Lace Curtains. So
yards transformations price. N.l5; our
price, $.0O.
Beautiful Pattern Lace Curtains, 3la
yards long Spmttlcys price, $50; our
price. $50.
Fine Lace Curtains, 80 yards long
Spratlcys' price. $50: orr price, $3.50.
Dotted Muslin Curtains, very wide,
"Ia yards long. edged with ruf!lc. en-
hrcidcred lIop-Spratlcy price,
$@."S; our price. $3.50
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20
WHAT is HISTORY?
(LynclIbnrg News.)

While the Confederate Veterans are
SerhnE industrinuslY 10 have excluded
from me public schools of Virginia certain
the late civil war and icach the rising
generation that their fathers were traitors
to their country. it may be well TO call
attention 10 remarkable passage in
Holmes, History Of the United States,
which incucates n doctrineuf political
people OF the Southern States, ana which
was utterly rejected al the last national
election by nearly six millions of voters,
constituting large njority of tho white
sui!raSans of the United States. The
passage referred comprises the whole OF
paragraph 1877. page 2S3. OF Holmes IIis-
tor which reads as follows
The enormous increase OF silver from tho
Comstock Lode in Nevada, and from other
with the diminution of the gold returns
from California and Australia and with
other causes, deranged the familiar re-
latiOnS of value between the two precious
metals. dollar in silver became worth
little more than cighty-Gvc cents in gold.
This decline aggravated the difficulties OF
N!dualS,nn increased tho cmDarrassments
of the foriCd Of depression. Various mcth-
DDS OF relief, by tampcring with the cur
rcncy, were eagerly welcomed. Each be-
came the watchword of Il party or faction.
inc last dcluSion was TO raise silver TO the
value OF gold by legislation. The popular
current in favor Of the Dollar of the Fa-
ItarS' became so strong, especially in tho
Wstern States. that the Bland silver bill
WAS passed, over the IreSlQentS veto,
directing the coinage OF the cumbrous sill
yer dollar in large amounts, and making 1t
Il legal tender.
Now this is not history II is simply an
Obj. ctionnbic comment on Il question OF
political economy. II is the interjcction of
the opinion--eXpresscd in rather brutal
way by the New York Sun of the North
and kindred newspaper spirits at the
Snuththat the people of the South and
West, and the Democratic party of the en-
tire Union. ARE rcpudiators and believers
in dishonest money!. The alleged facts
OF this paragraph are not facts mt all.
They arc as untrue as the opinions are
unsonnd: and neither the alleged facts nor
the offensive comment ought TO be taught
10 the children OF the public schools. This
paragraph Ut might easily hav,, heen eX-N
tracted from the campaign literature OF
the Republican, party In 1896 --..1.-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20
Leather Belts.

AL the novelties OF tho season here.
We arc showing the most comoietc line
Of Leather Belts and Jcwslcd Girdics in
the city. -:r ,.,.,r
Plain black, piaids and solid color
green, red and brown, with the newest
style buckles, 25c each.
Plaid Leather Belts with new leather
buckles, gee.
Black Leather Belts with leather COW
cred buckles and CURSES attached, 39c
each.
Plaid Leather Belts, with large nickel
and brass bccklcs, also leather covered
buckles with purses attached. SOC each.
Black and all oo!ors Leather Belts
with large nickel and brass Buckles with
cot steel ornaments, SOC each.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Kid Gloves.

The fitting OF The hand is an art-an
ACCOMPLISHMENT that our salespeople
have mastered. "Give Us your hand"
and well glove it in such way as TO
develop lis foil grac: and Beatty, ard
so cheaply, too, that you'll be sorry you
didn't como long ago.
The Queen" fine French Kid
Glove, in tans, an OK blood with three
rows OF black embroidery; Spratleys'
price, 81 so; our orice, SI.25.
la Rome" beautiful Glove in
white, with hcliotropc, green, and tan
embroidery four button; Spratlcys' price
Sl.75; our price, $3.50.
Wertlermer'i famous patent clasp
glove in Reds, and blues Of the most
periect fitting gloves made; Spra,leys'
orice $500; Our price $3.50.
"Loucca," very swell glove, Inc new
champagne shades, three rows Of Paris
pointing warranted best French Kid;
Spratleys' price $3.50; our price S|.I9.
Evening Suede gloves in y, I6, 20,
"a and 3 button engths greatly re-
ducsd.
"Jouvin," every body knows this
glove one Of the best make. Pioue
stitched, 2 large clasos. in tans and
modes; Spratcys' pricc Si.75; our price
St.59.
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Black Dress Goods.

36-in. Fine Black Silk warp Henrietta
social for this week, $500 grade, Tie.
36-in. Silk finished all wool Henrietta;
Spratlcys' price So; our .orice 39c.
38-in. Black all wool Brocaded Dress
Goods, Soc grade, 39c.
10 Pieces 45-in. Black Btocads Dress
Goods; Spratleys, price $3.50; our price
Sl.I9.
45-in. Black Crsoon, soratIcys' price
Sl.25: oar CSC.
45-in. Black Crefon; Spratlsys' price
Sl.75; Our prizes S1.39.
36in. Black figured Mohair, Soc grade,
&c.
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IN Il sitting posture. The cxccutionnr took
or me CAP. but IL was too late. James
II%w"il WAS dead Natnrc had given out
under the terrific strain
falt was taken TO prison to await trial
Tor ms, miSdccds, and E.lcHia the beau
ulnl daughter of an nnyiclding father,
went Tor life to a convent on lc..rrin..
what had taken place
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20
Feather Boas.

Special Prices OH all Ostrich Boas;
Sl2.75 grade in white and gray only,
closing price 1913; SlI.00 grade, black
only, S7.49; $3.50 grade in black $3.50;
S8.25 grade, black only, $4.e3; S6.25
grade. black only, 1898.
Feather Boas, SI.9G grade 9Sc; SI.00
grade 40; 75c grade 29c; 39c grade
l2l.c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20

What pleasure is there In life with O.
headache, constipation and bilcusness?
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy by using DE
Wits Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills. J.. NJ. T.. Trotter Norfolk;
r. L. Walker Brambleton; Truth 81
Smith, Berkeley, b g n 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-20
Cotton Dress Goods.

Last season Lawns were the popular
fabrics. Since then fashions have chang
ed the correct thing for spring wear arc
Ginghams, imporled and domestic; they
come in stripes and checks; for washing
ing they cannot be cxceIIcd.
One lot OF Ginghams in striocs and
Plaids. the regular J0c grade, SC yard.
New Ginahams in small. medium and
large checks; stripes and plaids, in cx-
quisite colorings, I2'lc grade, Zoe.
Handsome Zephyr Ginpl,ams in
plaids, 4 beautiful range of colorine,
price I5c.
New French Organd;es the finest col
lection ever srouakt to Norfolk, price 33c
pc" yari,
Arizona republican., 1898-12-04
BAND CONCERT.

The Pioneer band Professor G. E. GolZe, director) will render the follow ing programme today at D. m. a. the city hall plaza:
 ''Louoeska March" (R B. HallD
 Poet and Peasant" Air by M. c. Meyrelles)
 Song and dance. Dream Of Love" (J. o. Casey)
 Fan,asie on "Old Kentucky Home (Dalby.1
 Waltz Birds Voices (Vollstedt)
 Medley overture. New York by Electric Light (L. c. Dewitt.l
 At a Georgia Camp Meeting" (Kerry Millsl by request.
 March, Kaiser Frederick" (Frieda- mann.)