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Douglas Island news., 1899-06-28
To the Glacier.

That portion of the senatorial party that felt so inclined, went to the glaciers at the mouth of the Taku river last Sunday. Supt. Robinson put the Wolcott at the disposal of the Chamber of Commerce and at II o'clock the ship steamed away from the wharf and started down the channel. There were on board from the Mccullough Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks, Mrs. Senator Eos ter. Hon. o. E. Graves, Gen. Evans, Lieut.. J. Mel, Dr. Carpenter and Master Robert Fairbanks. Those from Juneau were Gov. Swineford and wife, MT. and Mrs. Lewis. MT. and Mrs. Fred NoweIl, Mir. and Mrs. Willis Novel;, MT. and Mrs. Jorgensen. Mrs. Crews, Mrs. Need ham, MT. and Mrs. Davidson, Miss NoweII, Wm. Ebner, president of the chamber of commerce, l.. G. Kaufman, Geo. M. Miller, T. J. DonohOe, Judge Malcolm, F. Grygla, c. A. Knight, w. H. Moore, w. E. Marsh, MT. John Olds, Mir. Martin, Geo. F. Forrest. Supt. Robinson, Geo. Y. Ostrander, Ben Crockett, representing the Daily Dis patch and the News man.
 The Wolcott reached the glaciers at about ? p. m. The bay was full %, or floating ice and it was with some dltn- culty that Capt. Crockett got his ship near the huge mountains Of ice. It was quite cool, and light rain was falling and the small boats were not lowered. After a half hours sight seeing, the WolcOtt was headed for home and we were safely tied up at the wharf by { o'clock.
 Senator Foster and Gov. Brady did not join the excursion.
 No doubt OUT readers will wish us to say something concerning the wives of the two senators. The women especially will wish to know something about them. We'll, Mrs. Foster is a medium sized, middle aged woman, good looking and very pleasant. She is, we would judge, several years older than Mrs. Fairbanks. The latter is about the same size as Mrs. Foster and is what would be termed very handsome woman. She is of a social turn and a pleasant conversatiOnalist. These two women are both bright and very re- fined and will command hosts of friends wherever they may be.
 At Douglas Island.
 The senatorial party, consisting of Senators Fairbanks and Foster and their wives, Hon. o. E. Graves, Capt. Coulson, Lieut.. Mel, Judge and Mrs. Mellen, ECol. Darrow, MT. Behrends. MT. l.. c. Kaufman, MT. Lewis, MT. Martin, and Mir. Ebner of Juneau, wis tied the mines on Douglas Island last Monday. They came to the Island at 10 in the morning and returned on the l o'clock ferry. They were much pleased with the great mines and mills. Sena- tor Foster, who was indisposed for sev-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
DOWN THE JAMES.
Wheat Prospects are Improving-The
Sturgeon Catch j. Poor.

TETTINGTCN, VA, May 9.-Sepcial.-
The wheat crop along the James IS IN
proving wonderfully. Faulty seed ara
beng badly winter killed and with two
thirds of a stand, Il bids lair 20 excel
last years crop.
oats are about half crop, taking pres
ent conditions as a basis.
Hay prospects are poor, the crop az
best Will be very short
Large acreage planted of corn. The
stand is fairly good and with normal COLI
dtions a large crop viii be raised.
Fruit prospects, fair to good. Rain in
liberal quantities is needed throughout
this section.
The sturgeon catch for this season has
been the smallest ever known before, and
the patient fisherman are on the verge
Of dependency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
SUGGESTION FROM MARION.
Might BE Well for Legislators TO Elect
County Onicers-Keceivrr Named.


MARION, VA, May 26-Special-The
election passed or quietly here, and
large vote was polled. County officers
elected are all Democrats. Rev. W. G..
Sexton elected clerk by 12l majority;
George W. Wright. treasurer, 3'S ma
jority George ". Richardson, Com
monwealths attorney. le majority;
James Richardson, sheriff. a majority.
None Of the candidates had a walkover,
and If VIC may believe the talk about
trades for votes, and trades in votes cur
rent here. and the same kind Of talk
about election Of senators by the Legisla-
ture. We see I'm the newspapers. IL might
be we'll 10 let the people elect the senators
and the Legislature elect the county ofi-
GERS
Or. John s. Apperson was appointed
receiver OF the Marion and Rye Valley
railroad by Judge Stuart, Of Bristol IN
which court a suit is pending for the sale
of the road, which runs 10 some valuable
ore property six miles south OF town. II
IS hoped this road or the one for which
subscriptions are 20 be voted this week
I'm Grayson and Carroll counties, VIII
run into the iron ore known 10 exist In
large quantities in Rye valley along the
Iron Mountains and now too far from
railroad to handle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

normal won by Miss Mamie Grossciose'
OF IL nd county. WAS delivered by DE-
Robert Frazer. president Of the Normal
school. and the medal awarded to Farm
Vile pupils, won by Miss Lottie CHAP
rell. was delivered by Attorney D. T.
N'andsrslice.
Certificates of distinction In Theory
were awarded to Misses Grossclose. OF
Bland county. Lottie Layman, OF Trout
Vile; Pearl Watterson, OF Lafayette;
Bessie Anderson. Of Chincoteague, ana
Misses Loulle Morris, Carrie Noel ana
Lottie Chappell, Of Farmvile.
Miss Susie Scott. daughter OF Mr.. Jonn
Scott. and Miss Lottie Mckinney, daugn-
ter OF s. b. Mckinney, left for the South
this week on a trip that will last through
the summer They will spend most OF
the time IA Atlanta and Macon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
SUMMER TOURISTS RATES
Weekend One Fare Excursions.
Grass Kidouers Rates, 4. s D.

Commencing June 1st, the G. & o. rail-
way viii sell Summer Tourists Tickets
~ the springs and mountain resorts alons
its line for the season Of 1893.
Weekend Excursion Tickets for trains
of each Friday and Saturday, limited TO
expire Monday following date of sale. al
ONE FARE for the round-trip. 10 Basic
Stanton. Goshen. Millboro, enron tofse'
Hot Springs, Allegheny, White sulphur
Fort Spring, Anderson ana Natural Bridge
Stations
Glass Widowers Excursions for trains
Of Saturday and morning train OF Sunday
on James River Division 10 stations be-
tween Richmond and Howardsville. and
for all trains Of Saturday on main line
10 stations between Richmond and Staun-
ton. at ONE FARE for the. round-trip.
limited to expire Monday following date
of sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Miss Sibcrtin wash 'ngton.

Miss Alice sibert. 81 Grace street east
has been spending q delightful week i'm
Washington. D. c. Miss Sibert was ac-
companied on her visit 10 the Capitol by
her friends Mrs. Matthews and Mr..
Hanscom. Of Galveston. Texas. When
they returned she continued her stay
at the solicitation Of friends. who have
contrived TO give her an the pleasures
which so charming a city as Washington
afOrdg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
CA S8 - Id 4 r..
~. \ The Kind Yog Haze bRaS Bought
'ls, = L<hA2Ezn
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
And Mountain Homes on the Line OF
the Norfolk and Western Railway.

Summer excursion tickets will be sold
commencing June LIST. good 10 return un-
on October ST. 1899. with stop-over privi-
leges at AN stations. \ descriptive PAM
phlet giving e. complete list of the resorts
and boarding houses along its ines. is now
ready for distribution. and viii be mailed
20 any address upon application. For
tickets timetables and full information
apply TO the Richmond Transfer Com
pany. e03 east Main street; =. G.. Carter
ticket agent. Byrd-Street Union Depot,
or az company's office. ssS east Main
street: John p. Wagner, City Passenger
and Ticket Agent. G. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Frost in brunswick.

WHITE PLAINS. VA. May 2.-Spe-
cial.-A considerable frost prevailed here
on the morning of the 18th, tender vese-
tation being bitten some This was
something rather unusual. though an old
citizen says that he remembered some
time IN the forties that an vegetation
was Killed by frost on May 3lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
TliIr LIVER

This organ has a deal TO perform. and
I'm its efforts TO do its work properly,
gives us "a great deal OF trouble, pain and
anxiety When the liver fails 10 proper
Is perform its functions disease begins TO
show itself in many symptoms-as sick
headache. dizziness. pain in the back and
sides. biiiousness. fever, chills, dyspepsia,
Indigestion. etc, etc. Don't try any tenn
porary pallatives. thus postponing cure
but assist the liver right away 70 throw
OFF all distractions and to proper per-
Torrance OF its work. This can oe done
easily with Dr. Davids Liver Pills. They
act well, pleasant and harmless. They
can be given 10 q child. as well as to
grown people. DR.. Davd's Liver Pills
are harmless and very efficient. and
where they are once tried they become
the household rdemedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Medium size Stockinet
Dress Shields. sc. pair.
Nfohair Tubular Shoe
Iaces. an lengths, %. pr.
Turkey red working COT
ton ~ skeins 20 package,
finch KID Curriers', all
coiors. Sc. dozen.
Nickel plated 81 eoty Pins
az sizes. BE-. dozen.
Wood Embr0id sfy Hoops,
an sizes. 5c. pair.
Good Hooks and Eyes, >
dozen 10 card, for lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Percales. 30 inches wide. hne' soft
cloth. small, neat designs. regular
value 5 l-3c. and lOc, special for this
sale at Be-.
Percales. 3G inches wide. Sea Island
brand an of the best and latest styles,
always sells for PIG, we say sac.
Pioues. narrow vale. fine quality In
dots and stripes. light and dark colors.
cheap at l5c, special for this sale
at 1Oc.
Cr,nkle Crepous, the best assortment
IN town. fast colors. the regular u 2-Sc.
quality. for this lot l2i-c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Heavy corded p X five gore full width with deep
lems button back f0r SfaS.
Special lot fine =. *. skirts, full four yards wide
cords and inserting forming Oyerskrt elect around
bottom very swell actually worth S59S for $40
The SWEETEST in the market white duck skirts. best
1altv with black ana white braid forming deep scroll
Trimming around bottom something entirely new, spe-
Fine corded p X. full width button back trimming
OF blue and white braid, very stylish, special, SL5e
necfal lot OF heavy corded j.. X extra quality for
cut and style they up-todate, worth f-oo special
price, $4s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Preserve stands with COW
ers. fJc. value, now zoe
sin Bowls. crystal glass,
Toe.
lO-in Bowls, handsome
patterns. sold everywhere
al SOC, our price, DC.
Fine Lead Blown Pitch
ers. half gallon SIZE. en-
graved. special price this
week. 39c.
fO-inch Glass Bowls on
foot, worth DC, this week
lie.
Fruit Saucers. cut glass
patterns. . ac. each.
] lot Of Dinner Sets. con-
tain l04 pieces and 1i2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Aftermath of Silk SaIe-Great Bargains

Printed Warp Plisses in this seasons most fashono-
bic coOrlngs reduced from Sl-O 20 SD per yard
Beautiful Plaid Tanetas, our regular $3.50 goods re-
duccd % y12J per yard.
effects reduced S12J TO- 81 per yard.
Polka Dot Tanetas, Sl2J goods, reduced % Slo0
per yard
our S1OO goods reduced 10 $50. per yard
Striped and checked Taffetas I'm good desirable color
ings reduced from 15c TO $50. Per yard
Black Satin Duchesse an silk, 10 inches wide, our
rec1llar 800. goods. reduced 10 49o. per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
FREE LESSONS IN ART EMBROiD-
ERN

Misses Clark & Casey. OF Chicago,
will give free lessons I'm all the Attest
Calcutta. Ecclesiastical, Bulgarian, Orien-
tai and flower designs for the neXf two
weeks at Miller & Rhoads. Second Floor.
Lesson hours. 1912 A. NJ. So p. NJ. All
ladies cordially invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
MEDALS FOR MUSIC.
FarnvilIe Pupils Give an Enjoyable

ONFFHf-P r@nnhI NOff~.
FARMVILLE. VA, May Especial
The Opera House WAS crowded TO over
flowing last night by a cultured audi
ence In attendance upon the final con-
cert Of Prof W p. Cridlin's music class.
The programme was an eNceptionaliN
fine one aud was well rendered b. all
the participants.
The SCARF drill and playing OF Master
Peer winston were special features.
The medal awarded TO pupils from fha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Black NelVeteen Skirt
Facing. 1Oc. quality So.
piece.
Hig n grade Needles
(Sharps), all numbers. L..
paper.
Durham Linen Thread,
200 yard spOols for De-
White Tape. y iuca wide.
- Yards To- roll, FOR Zoe.
JET Head Hat Pins. 1 doz.
90 card for 5c.
Large size Washable
Cambria Dress Shields, Toe.
mir.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

vent some of them from being present
The line of march will be very short
Urorganized veterans will form on the
left Of Pickett Camp.
z. As usual. the carriages of the ladies
VIII enter Hollywood at the main entrance
ana leave by the gate on Beverly street.
II. A. BRANDER.
Chief Marshal
j. n. BfDGOOD.
Chief OF Staff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
sale Of Glassware, Tea, and Dinner Sets

pieces. decorated in pink
rosebuds. ViOlcts. blue and
pink spray. Some gold
stippled and some gold
traced. an new shapes and
large pieces. These are
our special Dinner Sets at
SD a set. for one week
only we viii sell them at
$3.50 a set.
Tea Set containing SO
pieces. decorated and gold
traced. was $500. reduced
10 S319.
/ lot OF Tea Sets IS
pieces. decorated Zoo green
and pink. gold traced, spe.
cial price. So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
WAr. NJ. EVANS.
Assist Adjutant-Generai.
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCE.

MEMORIAI DAY OBoEItN M
Memorial Day will be genera ly Oh
served in this city. The banks viii close
and the officials OF the various depart
ments will take holiday.
The postofnce will observe the follow
ing hours on Memorial Day:
VIII open from 10 TO II A. NJ. for the
delivery OF mail al the windows and the
sale of Stamps only. There will be no
delivery by carriers during the day. CO..
lections will be made from star boxes
at 6 A. VI. and 2. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
FOR ANTIQUE CHINA.
Colonial, Confederate and Oth-
er Historic Relics. See

s. Duval. expert Matchmaker, proprie-
tor "Old Stone House. Richmond Va,
Elgin or Waltham Main Spring, BE-;
cleaning. -Oc. other work I'm proportion.
All work guaranteed. Museum, 1916 east
Main. residence, H4 north Twenty-fourth
street. Large stock Of relics on hand.
Come and see me.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Our Notion Bargains Bring Crowds Daily.

No competition is allowed to stand IN Our
wav for a moment. This store is nothing if not
nrogressive-its the small things, when COM
bined. that determines the character Of a store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Dainty Pique and Crash Skirts.

Ol forfv-oeht ln h7s sDocial lot. oXcolIont quaHiy
white = X cut full width. all lengths and newest
VIZ worth more than double the price special Soc
t,re linen crash Skirts button back seven gored'
with rream braid trimming down front on each seam.
very nobby, for SD
pai, crash skirts full fare with bias bands OF
como forming trimming around bottom, special price,
sl.7J. $500, -, ,,co, skirts a, all
LENGTHS rum flare. very stylish, for Sifs.
sroci,I line OF black duck and black =. X, made
vel, with deep hens perfect fitting, at special low price
of - So and CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Extra Wash Goods SdIe-CTeaIGSt Bargains Of Season

Wonderful economical opportunities gathered from inn
ense assortment of attractive Wash Fabrics. You
such excellence for the money. Not item dozen items
but everything in New Annex Prices empngy
ow-every quotation is bargain gem Of the first magnitude
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
The New LaCGS.

Point de Paris Lace. real
Duchesse patterns. > I'm.
wide. worth l9c- for ljc.
English TOrchon Lace. ,
TO 2Ia inches wide. real
linen patterns. worth &c.,
for Sc. yard.
Plat Val and Point de
Paris Lace, about a pate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Miller 6 RhoadS.
Out-Of-TOwn People,
We Ask You to Write.

: We ask our country
} patrons to write us for
} anything in the Dry
{ Goods line they want
5 We have a complete
( Mail Order Department,
{ and fill hundreds of mail
s orders daily for Silks and
Z Dress Goods. Notions and
! Dress Trimmings, Rib
} bons, Laces, Hosiery and
) any wanted articie-aii
( YOU need to do is state
5 in your letter plainly
( what you want and the
{ price you wish to pay
s we do the rest, and guar
: antee satisfaction. Or
: ders amounting to $500
{ and over we prepay ship
! ping charges to any part
: Virginia, West Virgin
) ia and North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

s4HX
Miller 8Rh00dS
The Story Of Fortunate Purchases

tells hundreds
and that will
this of bargains
floors estf % The Of gu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Stylish Summer Dresses.

of attention from VINO
o the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Dress Ginghams. fine quality. stripes
and checks. one of the greatest values
TO be had for 6i4c.
Linen Crash for dresses, 30 inches
wide. not only linen color. but real
linen, IN stripes. pink, blue. green
and heliotrope. the regular 1910. quail
ity. special FOR this sale for SIC.
Galatea Cloths % inches wide. in
small, neat stripes, good value at
Pic. a bargain at Zoe.
Fine Lawns. q inches wide, IN mar
row and wide stripes, hne sheer
cloth, cheap at 12i2cY special for this
sale, CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Plain and fancy tucked White Waist. 0ne-pont yoke,
fuu very sheer and pretty worth Sl'o for SD
Fine Lonsdlle Cambria Waists. with new tuckns ana
hemsttched front Oue-pOint yoke, peated back with
deep linen cuffs, for Sl4S
A complete assortment of all coors I'm Batistes and
oercaes talor-made handsome styles 10 select uom
price, 81 -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Plain black. navy, and green Chev-
lot Mixed Coyerts, I'm brown, green,
blue. and grey tight-htting and reef
or front. some silk lined Jackets,
and So costumes for $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
Our Embroidery Stock

has a story Of economy ,
to tell. Thousands of
yards Of new, dainty
Cambria, Nainsook, and
Swiss Edges and inser-
tons and all-over effects
for Yokes and full Waists
at very little price.
Tomorrow we place on
, sale special values in just
such widths and styles
? as nearly every woman
is looking for, at
Sc, &c, 7c, &c, lOC, PHO,
l5c, l9C, a Yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28

Tailor Made Suits. Those who will need Suits for summer travel and
desirable here we can los. q. follow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-28
A ROuSing Shirt-WaiSt Sale.

Special DOT OF Percale Waists. ass'
front with 1870 rows OF wide inserting
OF same. special. soc.
Entire new line OF black Grenadine
pretty cool and comfortable. worth do
JSc.
A full assortment Of p. Is. i'm whit
fun corded fronts. very swell, worth 5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06

she said last evening that she would
give the bond, intimating that her
mother would sign it. 1t is not likely
that the young lady will go to Jail, for
it is understood that her mother is able
to put bond for $1,000 for the daugh-
ter's appearance.
This action was taken upon an affi-
davit filed in the district court by
County Attorney Putnam. who believed
that Miss Stromberg was about TO leave
Salt Lake in order to avoid testifying
at the trial. And it is true that she
did intend to go to California. for she
said SO when seen last evening She
had desired to visit her father at Stock
ton. to get away from the city and to
avoid notoriety until the trial was
called. Such was her explanation of
her purpose to leave.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Dowse served
subpoena upon her on Friday after
noon. He did not tell her for what she
was wanted, fearing that she might
run away, but she promised faithfully
to be in court in the morning. When
Miss Stromberg appeared before Judge
Cherry she showed some anxiety, for
she did not understand what was to
be done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06

them proof against the action Of water,
ordinary heat and cold. The first or
der for these brick has just been placed
by the telephone company with the En-
terprise Clay Works of Ogden. The or
der is for but 1000 brick, or 1880 feet.
These will be subjected TO the required
tests. If they stand these tests, the
whole order will be placed with the
Ogden company; if they do not come up
to the standard, the required brick will
be imported from the east, most likely
Ohio.
Remove All Poles.
These tile will be put beneath the
pavements deep enough to escape the
action of frosts, and all connections
with the buildings will be made through
the Easements. No poles whatever will
be left in the business district The
change must be made gradually, OF
course. so that business will in no wise
be interfered with. but once the change
is made it is made for all time.
A Big Undertaking.
The officers of the telephone com
pany have no definite idea as to the
cost of this change. and will give out
no figures for publication, but il is a
big financial undertaking, one that no
set of men would attempt had they not
absolute confidence in the future of the
city. This change'will place Salt Lake
on a level with the most enterprising
cities of the east. so far as telephone
wires are concerned.
Other Improvements.
The Rocky Mountain Telephone COM
pany has other improvements under
discussion that the people will appre-
ciate. One is a new toll board, which
is but a step TO new sounding board
that will do away with the eternal
ringing to get central. In this respect
Salt Lake is far behind, but will be
abreast of the times in short order.
1t is also announced that work has
begun on a line to connect Idaho Falls
with st. Anthony, following the forty
mile extension of the Oregon Short Line
railroad.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-06
Dominican Leader Suddenly Disap-
pears From Havana.
SEARCH MADE FOR HIM
BELIEVE HE HAS GONE TO SAN
TO DOMINGO.
Efforts Will Be Made to Capture Him
and Prevent Him From Continu-
ing His Journey-Has Ten Com
panions With Him-His Mysteri-
Gus Actions.

Havana. Aug. 5.-General Juan Isl
dro Jiminez, accompanied by six Gu
bans and four natives of San Domingo,
is believed to have left here this after
noon for the Dominican republic. 1t has
not yet been ascertained how. the party
left. but, if as it is thought, they went
on one of the Herrea line steamers for
the north coast, expecting TO obtain a
schooner at Nuevitas. they will prob
ably be arrested or prevented from con-
tinuing their journey.
General Jiminez claimed to be i'll yes
terday, but the many visitors whom he
received this morning led to the belief
that some move was on foot. One thing
is certain, he has gone, taking his bag
gage with him, as did also his compan-
ions.
The authorities are making close in
vestigation in order to discover which
direction the party went.