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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Ciii-
zeDs and other Matters.

Mrs. w. Miles Cary is staying with
Mrs. Charles L. Williams.
Miss Marguerite Ryan, Of seventh
street Is spending the week i'm Midlothian.
Mr. w Mcdonald Lee. a prominent
citizen OF Lancaster county, Is ut the
Lexington.
Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler will be at home
from to on Wednesday afternoon dur
ing January
DR.. James p. Roy has gone 10 New
York for a week or ten days. During
his absence Or. Benz. Harrison will attend
his patients.
Capt +. w. Cunningham left yesterday
morning TO assist the Washington post ot
Confederate veterans in celebrating Lees
birthday.
Senator J. J.. Jeffries. Of Culpeper has
with him at the Lexington his daughter,
Miss Lesley. and his sons. Masters Ro-
bert and McChesney. two very bright and
clever boys.
DR.. John William Jones will lecture this
evening az $ o'clock in the Chapel at
Model Man" The public are cordially in
vited
Among the prominent arrivals at Muir
phys Hotel yesterday was Col. w. W.
Marmaduke Washington ID. c., chair
man of the Guarantee Ticket Brokers
Association OF the United States. Mr..
Fred ii. liable Winchester. Va. OF
American Associations; Mr.. William ;.
Bronson, chief clerk Passenger Depart
ment G. and o. railway. Washington. -.
c.: and Mr.. G. L. Trutt. private sccre-
tary They compose 4 Jolly crowd and
entertained many Of their Richmond
friends at the hotel last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

Many of the Legislators Spent the Day In
Washington

There were comparatively few members
Of the Legislature about the Capitol yes
tcrday. Many went to Washington Tues
day night.
The Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform held an executive session lasting
nearly two hours. Several bills were
agreed upon with unanimity. Some OF
these measures are designed to bring
about reforms by amending the consti-
tuition and the others provide for such
reductions in expenses as do not con-
flict with the existing constitution.
There is(a most interesting contest on
for the vacancy on the bench Of the Fred
crcksburg judicial circuit occasioned by
the death Of Judge Barton. Senator Mason
has influential support and Judge Sims. OF
Louisa. Is developing much strength.
Captain Frank Y. Winston, ex-senator
w. T. Bib and Mr.. r. l.. Gordon. on
Louisa. are i'm the city In the Interest OF
Judge Sims. Mr.. George i. Haw, OF Han
over. IS also a candidate. and there is
talk Of Judge f. c. Moncure. OF Caroline,
and ex-senator r. J. Washington, Of
Westmoreand. entering the race.
The nomination will probably be made
next week by the Democratic caucus.
i, IS said the employers liability bill
will pass the House Advocates Of the
measure claim that ii will have votes to
spare but this is denied by its opponents.
who say they are In the majority. The
debate on the bill will be resumed to-
morrow.
The insurance bills in the Senate will
be considered by the Committee on Cen
eral Laws Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Among these measures is one ofered b.
Senator Barksdalo abolshing the three
quarter clause" I'm insurance policies.
Senator Barksdalc's committee is max
ing progress in its investigation of the
public Institutions Of the state. Consid-
cradle work has been done already.
The Serate Committee on Finance and
Banks will meet this morning at 10
O'Clock 20 consider as special order Sena-
tor Munford's bill which seeks 10 exempt
the charitable Institutions to VI ON Major
Lewis Ginter left legacies. from the pay
ment of the five per cent. inheritance tax.
There Will be some opposition raised 10
the bill and representatives, Of the various
institutions are invited 10 appear before
the committee and express their views on
the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
jamestown Tribe.

At "A regular council fire OF James
town Tribe. No. Al. Improved order Of
Red Men held i'm Lee Camp Hall yester-
day the following chiefs were raised up
by Grand Senior Sycamore Of the Grand
Council of Virginia, Brother G. w. Adams
of Newport News. assisted by y. s., w.
NJ. Scott:
Prophet, +. c.. Griswald: w. Sachem,
y. G.. Ladd: Sr. Sycamore, II. II. Lane /:
Jr Sycamore. \. J.. Montgomery; chief
OF Records, o. f. Wise; Keeper Of Wig
wan, George Green; Keeper Of Wampum.
W. Wakefield: First Warrior. Samuel
Gray; Second Warrior, l.. 7. Pemberton;
Third Warrior, G.. w. Nicholas. Fourth
Warrior. G. l.. Melton: First Brave, j.
W. Pemberton Second Brave. l.. >.
Pierce Third Brave, c. 7. Edwards;
Fourth Brave w. S. Grafton.
Z. S. c. w. Adams. Great Senior Saga
more OF the Great Council Of Virginia
made an instructive talk to the tribe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Charity Hall IO-Nlchi.

The arrangements have been perfected
FOR the grand charity ball 10 be given
tonight at the Masonic Temple. Nothing
has been left undone by the ladies of the
various committees to make the affair a
grand financial.and social success. Every
effort will be made 10 add beauty and
brilliancy TO the event. The gowns Of
the ladies will be OF surprising loveliness
and elegance. Numerous debutantes will
add beauty and life 10 the dance. Every
body will be well taken care Of. and every
thing will be done for the comfort of the
guests. The banquet table will be laden
with delcacies. and all that epicurean
taste may desire The elaborate menu
will cons 81 of the following: oysters on
she'll oyster patties; chicken croquette
and green peas: cold turkey. tongue and
roast beef: relives-Olives. pickles. celery,
sailed almonds, cranberry jelly. etc.
salads-chicken and potato. desserts
cream IN shapes Charlotte russes in
moulds. cake OF al kinds. fruits bpnh0ns.
black coffee. Wines Of every variety will
be served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
TYLER COUNTY VIRGINIA
TO BE CREATED OUT. OF PARTS or
FOUR COUNTIES. ~
A Bill Framed to r. Presented to the Leg.
islature- -Radford to he the County
scat--A Successful Operation.

NEW RIVER. VA. Jan. i9.-Speciai--A
very interesting contest IS on the tapls
between tho citizens OF the city Of Rad
ford and adjoining counties. The citizens
Of Radford are framing a bill TO have
presented to the Legislature. with "A view
OF forming n new county, with Rad
ford as the county seat. This new county
will be composed OF parts OF Pulaski,
Giles. Floyd and Montgomery counties.
and a portion OF Wythe county will hc
added to Pulaski TO give her her full
quota.
ITS CHAMPIONS.
The bill will be championed by Cen
eral G. G. Wharton. Judge George r..
Cassell. william II. wharton and others
from Radford. while Professor George W.
Miles. of st. Adams. will advocate the
new county from the Pulaski side
No opposition has as yet been raised.
but the other side will likely be- heard
from before the bill gets through the
House.
The new county win be named Tyler
county. and II will be In the Sixth Con-
gresslona District.
RESTORED TO SIGHT
DR.. $. A. Stone. OF Richmond. Texas.
who has been visiting relatives i'm this
section during the past summer. went 10
Washington about the first Of last Mo-
vembor to have an operation performed
on his eyes The Doctor had been al
most totally without sight for a number
Of years The operation performed
while in Washington was very success
ful. and after a few days stay in this
community the Doctor will return to his
Southern home with restored sight
Mrs. f. J. Morgan. wife Of y. J. Nor
gan. a prominent farmer OF this vicinity.
Is critically III at her home. with no
hopes for her recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

Case of Domestic InfeIicity Amicably
Adjusted by the Presence of Justice

James W Haynes who Is manager Of
: farm near strawberry Hill. was arrest
ed last evening by Cyclone Samueis on a
warrant sworn ont by his wife before
Justice r. =. Larus.
Mrs. Haynes brought charges that her
husband had abused and struck her She
further alleged hat her husband affec-
lions had been transferred from her 10 "A
pretty domestic employed by her husband
and that her husband had kissed the girl
In her presence.
Mrs. Haynes went with the officer 10
show him where the house was located,
but the trip proved her undOing.
When officer Samuels. in company with
Mrs. HAYNES. arrived az the house. Mr.
Haynes took his wife aside for confer
ence which resulted I'm kiss and make
up" style
Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes and Officer Sam
uels returned 10 the county jain office.
where Justice Larus waited them.
Mr. Haynes ACKNOWLEDGED having struck
his wife but Plead that the affair be set
tied without trial. Mrs. Haynes acquiesc-
ing.
But Justice Larus expressed himself 70
the effect that a man who would strike his
wife was not entitled 20 extended cOnsid-
Grafton. He. therefore. insisted on hear
ing the case in cOur: at some future time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
MANY CAMP FIRES BURN.
nv HOyOR or THE MEMORY OF
THEIR CHIEFTAIN.
Confederate Organizations All over the
state Observe the Birthday OF zen
eral Robert Il. Lee.

STAIINTON. VA. January l9-speciai'
General Lees birthday was observed
here to-day. Being q legal holiday the
banks and postofilce were closed ana the
exercises of the public schools were sus-
pended.
DIR. Henry Alexander White, OF Wash
ington and Lee University, delivered an
address at the Opera House to an audi
ence of two or three hundred, taking Tor
his subject. Gettysburg.
Tho day has been "A rough one ana
many were kept away. captain H. W
McIlhany was in charge Of the exer-
cises.
IN NORFOLK.
NORFOLK. VA. January Especial.
Pickett buchanan Camp. Z. v, celc-
brated Lees birthday with an extensive
banquet at the Atlantic tonight. me
day was generally observed In Nortolk'
all public schools and offices closing.
At the banquet President Andrews. Of
Brown University. was toasted as follows;
I'VE hail him as the forerunner IN the
movement for independent thought. with
the keen perception 10 see the truth and
moral courage to speak IT,
His recent eulogy Of Lee rests on the
solid rock Of justice and was inspired by
a patriotism which marks its author as
p
wise counsel tends 10 cement the bonds
of restored Union.'
AT BERRYNIBLE.
BERRYVILLE. VA, January l9-Spe-
cial-The Confederate organizations OF
this place have leased Hardesty's Hail
and will hereafter hold their meetings
there
They celebrated General Lees birthday
I'm their new quarters to-day An address
was delivered by Judge Richard Henry
h. 70 nd alt4V for of hg ~
commander.
After the address refreshments were
served by the ladies OF StOnewall Chap
ter Of Daughters Of the Confcderacy.
FREDERICKSBURG
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jaraary IS
Special. General Lees birthday was
celebrated by a campfire Of Confederate
veterans under the auspices Of Maury
Camp at the Sons OF Veterans Hall to-
night.
The Daughters Of the Confederacy and
Sons Of Veterans were invited. After the
Gathering at the hall a banquet was
given at Lange's restaurant.
Inspiring addresses We're delivered by
Judge John +. Goolrick. Professor A. e.
Towering. Or. s. w Carmichael. Thomas
r. Proctor and others.
At ALEXANDRIA,
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. Jan. Especial.
Tho banquet i'm honor Of Gen. r. T.
Lees birthday tonight was a grand Sue
cess. The hail was filled with Confed-
crate veterans from many parts OF the
state The speeches were seasoned with
fun and war "reminiscences. Old latter
ed battle-iiags were I'm evidence. and
everything that retentive memory can
evolve out OF a nearly forgotten period.
gave inspiration to the hour.
AT LEXINGTON
LEXINGTON. VA. jan. 19.-Speclal.-
The anniversary of General Robert +. Lees
birthday was. celebrated here today by
the closing Of the banks and stores and
by the Suspension Of all academic duties
In the Virginia Military Institute and
Washington and Lee University.
At ROANOKE.
EOANOKE. VA, Jan. 10. - Special -
The offices. banks and schools gave q
holiday to-day. IT being Lees birthday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
MID WTNTER BRIDES.
Mr.. Rogers and Miss Porr-Mr. Ragali and
Miss Marroni.

\ very pretty wedding was sOlemnized
at Fulton Baptist church yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, the contracting
couple being Mr.. Ulrck w. Rogers and
Miss Ella 4. Porr. Sometime before the
hour announced the marriage the church
was well filled with interested witnesses.
among whom were a number Of relatives
and intimate friends Of the bridal couple.
The ushers were Messrs. Waverly Muck
OILS. Edward Radford. William Sutherland,
and Edward Mitchell. There were no
bridesmaids or eroomsmen.
The bride wore becoming travelling
suit OF dark material. and looked very
pretty as she entered the church. Rev. J.
r.. Harrison. pastor Of the church. per-
formed the ceremony. after which Mr..
and Mrs Rogers took the York River
line for West Point where they took
the steamer for Baltimore. They viii
return after few days and take up
their residence on Orleans street.
The groom is the son OF Captain Rog-
ers. OF the Fulton Fire Company. and IS a
popular young business man u
Fulton being connected with the Full
ton Yeast Cake Factory. His bride IS
one Of the most highly esteemed young
ladies' Of Fulton, and has many friends
in the East End She is the daughter ~
Mr. and Mrs Peter Porr, of Sll Nicholson
street.
The young couple were the recipients
OF many handsome ana useful presents.
Ragali-MOrrOni.
Mr.. Pietro Ragali and Miss Assunti
Marr0ni were married Tuesday at II.
NJ. at the Cathedral
Ate the ceremony the newly-wedded
couple repaired TO the home of the brides
brother. corner Of Eighteenth and Frank
lin streets. where a reception was held.
Il
were Messrs. Avon y. Rosencgk Chasie
a. Traher. Peter and Charles Marroni
brothers of the bride). Charles Onesty
and wife, Henry Castetrecchi. G.. G.. Sala-
none, b. f. Bedford, c. c. Thiemer. r.
/. Rice. L. J Hoy, G. /. Alright. \. Dom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
sors 20 TnE GRAND juicy.
peter Beiion. Alleged 10 Have Ass"ui'e"
Geo. Tenscr, sent On.

The case OF Peter Beiton, VINO was
charged with felonlously assaultins Geo
Tenser on north Seventeenth street some
day, ago. ana breaking his arm by throw
i,,. MIN no the ground, came up IN the
police Court yesterday and was sent on
10 the grand jury.
rho evidence introduced showed that
peltor had accused Tenser OF being re-
suo,slble Tor the death OF his brother
avrioe the construction of the city Han
some years ago. and that ne mao Neio
a,,aee against him ever since.
Witnesses also testified that Bolton had
uscd Insulting language toward Tenser'
who I'm attempting 10 resent II MT al
Relton and then the two clincheu and
81 To,ssr breaking hts arm in the
fan.
NJ was also shown that when Tenser
cried out that his arm was broken ana
maj ho had enough. Bolton again MT
him and kicked at him. -.
Bolton was bailed IN he sum OF SoV
with his brother on his bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
ROW ON A STREET car.
Conductor and Passengers Get Mixed Up
in "a Knock Down A ffair.

At the corner of Eighteenth and Vena-
Bile street on Sunday evening another of
the frequent street car rows took place
in which Conductor Fiiz l.. Johnson. Of
Traction car No. So. and two passengers
named Willie and James Perkins respec-
lively. took part.
IT seems that the two passengers were
under the influence Of liquor In a more
Jr less Cegree, and tits brought on a dis
cussi0n between themselves and the con-
ductor. and in an effort TO put them of
the car at the point mentioned the row
took place.
Johnson had a finger broken and his
countenancc was somewhat dishgurcd,
ana Willie Perkins was badly used up,
for he was struck across the head with
a switch stick.
Both the conductor and the passenger
were laid up for repairs for a day or two.
and James Perkins. who was on a visit
10 his people from Newport News re-
turned TO that place Sunday night.
johnson resides al No. 800 west Cary
street and the Perkins live in Fairmont.
Sergeant Otey has the case in hand.
and II will probably be turned over to
Justice Crutchfield this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
1BEATTTFUL TRIBUTE.
Hamilton W. Mabie Throws "a Rose Upon
the Grave of Lee.

NORFOLK VA. Jan. 19.-Specal.-ln
concluding a lecture on Literature and
Life" tonight. after emphasizing the
part. played by the ideal in life. Hamilton
W. Mabie of New York, editor Of the
Outlook. paid d very beautiful tribute TO
Robert T. Lee. Virginia" he said, has
given TO the world. not only ideals IN
literature. but ideals IN life. in action. ]
would not be true to myself If on this
night | did not throw my rose upon the
grave of Lee. that ideal gentleman, that
wonderfully capable general and marvel
Gus strategist
Up there on that wide held OF victory ne
he stands tonight among his peers, stain
less and pure. a type OF nobility and
grandeur in man. Up there with Stonewall
jackson. Albert Sidney Johnston, with
Grant and with all the great and good
men who have left the battie-helds OF
earfh forever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Your cake again
perfectly lovely 7
Really that Royal Bak.
Ing Powder is a won.
derful Ieavener.

essary appliances are being put into posi-
ton
Private w. 7. Willis, OF Company C.
has been warranted corporal. as also has
Private John G. Werckert. Of Company Il.
Bids for the new uniforms are expected
to be in by February lst Messrs \.
Saks & Co. Mr.. O. n. Berry and three
other tailors will. it is understood, enter
the competition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
CHARGED With Stealing VI new.

Sergeant a. NJ. TomIlnson Ieft last
night for Farmyille 10 bring back 10 this
city Mamie Thornton, a negro woman,
charged with stealing $7 from Mr.. ].
Daniel Hicks, Of No. 6l7 east Main street,
and $3.50 from Fannie Giles. who Is a ne
gro. The Thornton woman. after steal
ing the money escaped TO Farmville, but
Sergeant Tomlinson worked on the case
until he located her and had her arrested
there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Dentists 10 Meet

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond city Dental Society will be held
this evening at the Y NJ. {. A. Hail.
The members and their invited guests
will thence repair 10 Z.mmerman's par
lors where their annual banquet will be
held. and Judging from their menu card
every delicacy of the season will be had.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Ninsion's Tribute.

WINSTON. y. c.. Jan. Especial
General Robert L. Lees birthday was
celebrated by WinstOn's city schools to-
day. Alarge life-sized portrait of Gene
raj Lee was presented TO West-knd
school by the senior class. Hon. G. Il.
Watson made an appropriate address in
which he pictured the great General as
he knew him and as nc saw him day
after day on the BATTLEFIELD.
Referring 10 the portrait, Mr.. watson
said: while il was a fine picture IL did
not show up the man as he really was.
that To see him on horseback IN front OF
the lines. was TO behold man who had
the appearance of a Cod
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

LYNCHBURG. VA. Jan. Especial
Mr.. Gus Terry. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
: Terry. and Miss Lille Jones. daughter
Of Mrs. Mary VI. Jones, were married
here to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
I.nnnd The ArmnrN.

The members OF the First regiment
have organized an athletic cup, whicn
s,sr,s out under the happiest auspices.
aes gvmna4ium has been established In
the gallery of the crin hall aud the nee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Stole q Pair Of SHOES.

Robert Fuller a negro boy Is held at
the Second Police Station. charged with
stealing a pair OF shoes from Mr. j. +.
Stansbury. No. l0l east Marshall street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
John T.. Rice.

ROANOKE. VA, Jan 10. - Special -
John T.. Rice, of the Central Manufacture
ing Company. was found dead In his bed
this morning. He had "A surgical opera
ton performed recently for some local
trouble. Heart disease was the immedi-
ate cause of death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

Miss Lulu Scott. Of Lynchburg. Va. is
visiting Mrs John +. McSarley, AIS Floyd
avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

A telegram was received at the Rich
mond College by Prof. r. T.. James at
noon yesterday. bringing intelligence OF
the death of Mrs. W. A. Harris, at Waco,
Tex.
Mrs. Harris was the wife OF Prof w. \.
Harris. OF the University at Waco. and
the daughter-in-law of the late DR.. II. ii.
Harris, OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
OBITU AIRY.
John II. Bowers.

Mr. John II. Bowers died az his late
residence. No. 29l3 east Broad street. yes
terday morning about o'clock; aged for
ty-three years.
Mr. Bowers had been IN falling health
for several years lie was a wollknown
brick contractor and has lived In Rich
mond most of his life.
Several years ago Mr.. Bowers married
Miss Jennie Cavedo. whom he leaves with
five children. two girls Florence and
Pearl and three boys. james. John and
Lewis.
The funeral will be from 81. Patrick s
church this afternoon at 3.'O o'clock,
and The intorment will be ia Nj. Calvary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Captain Minor ShanhOItzer

STAI'NT0N. VA. Jan. j.. - Special. -
Captain Minor StanhOitzer, supervisor OF
construction OF repairs on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad left here this morning
at O'Clock for Pleasant Valley and as b,
stepped out on the platform dropped
dead from heart trouble. He was appar-
emily in perfect health when he left mere
Capfain Stanholtzer is well known here
and Is very popular.
lie leaves wife and four very inter
csting daughters His family has lived
here seven or eight years.
He VAS a member of the Second Pres
byterian church of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
James ". Pattes0n.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Jan. l9.-Special.-
James NJ. Patteson died here this after
noon after a brief illness. aged nifty. He
is survived by his wife who was Miss
Brown, of Amherst. and eight children.
He was a son OF the late Dr.. John III.
paffpsOr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Mrs. Samuel ". Phillips.

HAMPTON. VA. January ESPECIAL
Mrs. Samuel w. Phillips died at her
home. near Harris Creek. in Elizabeth
City county. Monday morning. Mrs. Pnu-
lips was one OF the most highly esteem
ed ladies in the county The funeral
took place AT $3.50 Tuesday afternoon
from St Johns church.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-03-24
GLASSBORO.

Boyle expe cts big easter card at the
Whitney Meat Market.
VIM. Vessels has brought an action in
tort for $1,000 against Miss Crinmin, biz
landlady.
The night shops are in full blast now al
the Whitny Glass Works. and the blowers
are happy.
A Mr.. Ward, of parts unknown, is con
fined here for drunkenness and abuse to one
Mrs. McUtcheon.
The trial of Shute VS.. Pettingill has
been postponed until March 80, 1898.
G. Edward Shute, of Wanamaker
Brown, is working hard for free library
in the public school.
VIM. Schump contemplates adding an
other wagon to his bakery business.
Jas. Boyle draws the lines over little
bay that shows three minute gait.
VIM. Gates is the winner of all the local
races.
Box rents will be doubled in price at
the post Office on and after April LIST.
Sam'l D. Beckett the old president of the
Board of Education was reelected fol
another year, and DIR. Howard Iszard
Clerk. Miss Lon Adams is teacher Of the
new room.
Mr.. Chas. P. Abbott who was stricken
with paralysis is still confined at his home
but is slightly improved barring his speech
which is much affected from the malady.
Frank F. Thorn has the dropsy and the
family physician does not give much hope
for his recovery.
An old-timer tried to work silyered
penny on our news boy, but you could moi
lose him, Charlie, for he's Bryanite, and
knows what the real white metal is.
Brown, the incubator man, is Matching
chicks by the hundreds.