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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
senate Democratic Committeeman

WASHINGTON. December 15-The
Democratic senators, in caucus to-day
made their committee assignments. in
addition TO the changes in committees
announced yesterday. the following We're
made as the result Of the Democratic
selections:
Agriculture-senator Harris succeeds
Senator Clay.
Appropriations-S Senator Tillman IS add
ed to the Democratic membership
Coast and Insular Survey new)-The
Democratic members are Morgan, Berry,
Clay, and Culbcrson
Claims-Taliaferro IS the only new mem
Der.
Coast Decentralization and ITALIA
ferro are the new Democratic members.
Commerce-Martin and Clay are the
new Democratic members.
Corporations in District Of Columbia
Senate Caffcry succeeds Senator Daniel
as chairman.
Finance-The Democratic membership
remains as at present.
Foreign RELATIONSHIP change in Demo
cratic membership
Interoceanic Canals-SenatOr Morgan
chairman. and Senators Harris Turner,
and Culberson become members.
Interstate Commerce-No change in mi
nority membership.
Manufactures Senators Clay and Nc
Laurin are added to the minority MEM
bership
Naval Affairs-No change.
Organization Of Executive Depart
ments-Senator Butler succeeds Senator
Cockrell, and Senator Taliaferro is add
ed.
Pacific Islands and Porto Rico new
mmittee)-MinOrity members arc Cock
rel, Pettigrew, Mallory, and Clark Mon
tana).
Pacific Railroads-Senator Taliaferro Is
added.
Pensions-Senator Taliaferro IS added.
Philippines new)-The minority MEM
bers are Rawlings. Turley and Culber-
son, and vacancy is left for Senator AL
len.
Rules-SenatOr Bacon IS added.
Relations with cuba mew)-MinOrity
members are Teller Money, Butler, and
Taliaferro
Revolutionary Claims-Bacon retires.
Woman Suffrage-Daniel, chairman.
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meeting. She protested vigorously against
the election at that meeting, and declined
TO vote.
Much feeling was engendercd by this
action. It's said, and subsequently a com
mittee took cognizance OF Mrs Graham's
protest and Of her Characterization OF the
meeting. and decided that she must either
apologize 60 the chapter or resign. This
ultimatum was sent her through Captain
\. Il. Guigon. who had been engaged as
counsel for the committed and Mrs. Gra-
ham declined to accede TO the demand
made Of her. She engaged the services
OF Judge L. L. Lewis. and on yesterday,
when the chapter met, the case was fully
gone into. Counsel participated, and sew
oral animated speeches were made.
The meeting finally referred the whole
question to the State Regent. and she,
II Is understood will most likely ask the
National Board. at Washington, TO pass
ON the case.
The next meeting Of the chapter will be
held on the 18th Of January, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs stephen Putney. No. S2
west Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16

n feeling Of irritation between the races.
And If 1t should be declared unconstitu-
tional a great deal OF harm would be done
without accomplishing anything In the d.
rection OF ballot reform. IL Is probable
that an amendment dealing with all igno-
rant voters white as well as black alike.
would have received many more votes
than the Hardwick bill did. The Legis-
lature was not ready for the grand
father clause" bill. and the sentiment OF
the State sustains it in the course 1t
DurSucd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
The North Carolina Amendment

Savannah Morning News)
There will. in all probability, be an in
terestiug debate In Congress on the sur
fraee amendment 10 the Constitution OF
Nortb carolina. which has been submitted
10 the neople OF that State, and which
viii be voted on next August. The pur-
nose Of the amendment is 10 get rid OF
ignorant negro voters. IL Is similar 10
the amendment 10 the Constitution OF
Louisiana. IL contains what has peen
called the grandfather clause the ell
feet of which IS to permit ignorant white
af,,zans IN vote. When the amendment
10 the Louisiana Constitution was uuuel
discuesion some of the ablest lawyers OF
tbat state took the ground that IL was
unconstitutional. and would so be de-
ciored n the question Of It's constitution
oiitv ever came before the Federal
THE question Of the constitutionallty OF
Tho North Carolina amendment has been
brought before the United States senate
in a resolution offered by Senator Pritch-
ard Of that state. II Is undoubtedly ms
rurnose IN have II considered at an early
a dav as possible. Congress being ke-
nnblican I'm both branches will take the
nosition doubtless that the amendment Is
unconstitutional. 1t Is the purpose OF
Senator Pritchard probaply 10 use we
resolution. II IL is adopted BY Congress.
IN the fight which the Republicans OF
North Carolina are making against the
amendment.
The Hardwick bill, which was killed In
the legislature of this state was vr-
traIlv the amendment that Is pending In
North Carolina. There is pretty strong
sentiment in this State against permitting
Ignorant negroes to vote, but the grand
fother clause" made the Hardwick bill 50
unpopular that il was Overwhelmingly de-
feated II will turn out propaoiy tnat 'i.e
i.seisIature noted wisely I'm defeating II.
II will be time enough 10 consider the ad-
visibility OF adopting an amendment STINT
lar 10 that on which the people OF North
Carolina are going TO vote when IL i set
tied beyond question that IL Is cohsu'u-
tional. ,.
The effect of the amendment In LOUIS
lana. and In North Carolina II II should
be adopted In that State. VIII be 10 create
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Masonic Grand Officers.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. December 15.-
(Special)-At the session Of the Grand
Lodge. Ancient Free and Accepted Ma
sons, Of the State Of Virginia. this after
noon. the following officers were elected:
George w. Wright. Of Marion. Grand Mas
ter: II. O. Kerns. of Sutherlin. Deputy
Grand Master; Edward " Eubank. OF
Newport News Grand Senior Warden;
Thomas n Davis. of Lynchburg, Grand
Junior Warden; j.. Kemper Of AleXan-
dria Grand Senior Deacon. ). j. Quinn,
Of Fredericksburg. Grand Junior Deacon:
Fred. Peasants. OF Richmond. Grand
Treasurer. George W. Darlington. OF
Richmond. Grand Secretary.
The Grand Master then made his APP
pointments. which were announced as fol-
lows: Rev. George II. Ray. Of Frank
town. Grand Chaplain; Junius \. Cosby,
Of Richmond. Grand Pursuvant. w. g..
Wilkinson. of Richmond. Grand Tier; ~.
Krause Of Richmond. Grand Steward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN TACOMA.
Wife-Murder. Cbild-Murder, ana
Then Suicide.

TACOMA, WIN. December L.-Adam
Crist tonight shot his wife and his y
year-old son, seriously wounded second
son. aged 5, and then shot himself.
Jealousy is the only motive assigned Tor
the crime.
Crist was the proprietor of the Chicago
clearinghouse. He was I'm the kitchen
of the hotel on the second floor when
his wife was called 10 head OF the stairs
to talk TO a peddler. He sent the younger
child to ask her TO come TO the kitchen.
Immediately afterwards four shots were
fired, all Of which were found TO have
taken effect I'm her body. He then turn
ed the revolver on the little boy and
wounded him i'm the leg. but the child
managed to crawl down the stairs and
escape.
The woman staggered to the sidewalk
and Crisp went into the hall, where he
caught the S-year-old boy. From the po-
sition of the bodies he must have held
the lad close to him while he put a
bullet through his heart. A h-calibre
bullet through his own head followed,
and both bodies fell TO the floor. where
they were found still clasped in each
others arms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Personals and Briefs.

CAPTAIN II. o. Troy, Of Charlottesville
is at the Jefferson.
AIR Everett Waddey. who has been
cutie an. is able TO be out again.
Hon. Samuel j.. Settle. Of Stanardsyille
Greene county, is registered at the Lex
ingtOn.
The Sons Of the American Revolution
were to have met last night, but failed
10 get q quorum.
officer r. r. Brown, Of the First Police
district Is on a furlough, and has gone
ON a hunting trip.
Mr. Charles l. Mckee, the treasurer OF
~ Riiou. returned yesterday morning
from Baltimore, where he went TO meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Te1egraphic Briefs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secretary Al
len, OF the Navy Department. has gone
South, TO inspect the Port Royal naval
station I'm company with Admiral Rod
gers. the president Of the Inspection
Board.
On.-Representative Linney, OF
North Carolina, introduced a bill 10 re-
duce the tax on distilled spirits 10 10
cents per gallon.
Washngton.--The Senate confirmed the
following nominations: Postmasters-
south Carolina, y. p. Chatiield. Aiken;
A. r. n. Folger, Gaffney; l.. X. Owens,
Marion; j. Il. Wilson, Florence.
Birmingham, Ala.-The Birmingham
Realty Company, capital stock, 20opO,
was incorporated IL will succeed the Ely
ton Company, whose property was re-
Gently sold under decree OF court. The
property consists OF real estate, much OF
which is within the corporate limits or
the city.
London.-The British steamer Needles.
from Norfolk FOR Singapore. which ar
rived at Algiers on December 10th. Is de-
tanned by having had windlass and an
chor-crane damaged. which damages are
being repaired.
misunderstanding Root has re-
commended the Communication OF twenty
years Imprisonment OF the death
sentence imposed by courtmartial
upon Corporal Damford and two
other soldiers OF the Washington regi-
ment, who were convicted OF assault on
Filipino women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16

has had troops ready for Immediate ac-
ton since December sth, when three
prominent Spaniards-Senore Rodon'
Maestro, and Ferritt-gave banquet IN
honor of the arrival OF friends from
SpaIn. The Cubans claimed that the
Spaniards were celebrating the death OF
Antonio Maceo. and a mob. led by the
Mayor, attacked the house and demano-
ed the expulsion of the offenders.
Captain Partillo INTERVIEWED. and re-
stored order for the time being. but the
mob returned daily until to-day. when
the spaniards. fearing violence. came TO
Santiago.
The spaniards believe the mob leaders
were endeavoring to cause trouble WIN
the Americans, and to stimulate an up
rising.
Another lot OF concealed arms has been
captured near Guantanamo by the kurai
Guards. A party OF colored Cubans were
preparing to distribute the weapons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
DEATHS.

BASS.-Died, December 18th. az 10 A.
NJ. at her late residence. No log east
Clay street, Miss HENRIETTA A. BASS.
Funeral will take place from Clay
Street Methodist church THIS Saturday
AFTERNOON az o'clock.
COsTELIO.-Dled at the residence OF
his brother. ID. J. Costello. io7 east Byrd
street, December 18th. at $40 p. NJ.
PATRICK H. COSTELLO. in the Ssth
year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from ST
Peters Cathedral SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at 3 O'Clock. Intsrment at Mount
Calvary Cemetery.
FLEMING. Died. Friday morning. De.
cember Is. 1890. at the residence Of htn
father CANNON III. FLEMING. Jr.. son
of Cannon III. and Mamie Elicit Fiem-
ing; aged 2 years. 3 months. and Is days.
Funeral from No. 8 south Firth ntre>o
at 3 o'clock THIS Saturday AFTER
NOON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
wRIGLEY MATTER SETTLED.
Championship Awarded to Brook
iyn-Other baseball business.

NEW YORK, December l5-The meet
ing of the National League OF PROBES
sional Ball Clubs was continued az
the Fifth-Avenue Hotel to-day, ana the
Wrigley matter, in which Brooklyn, New
York. and Syracuse are involved was
finally settled by imposing a fine or $SD
on the Brooklyn club Tor violating Inc
National League agreement
The championship was formally award
ed to Brooklyn.
II was decided to increase the powers
~ the supervisor OF umpires, and IN the
future that official VIII have supervision
of the players as well as the umpires.
At the conclusion OF to-day's meeting
the members denied that the proposed re.
duction OF the circuit had been discussed
al all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
NEW PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Caspar whitney, With Some of the
Bnrpers, to Establish 1t.

Caspar Whitney, who for ten years has
had charge of the sporting department
Of Harper's Weekly has resigned, and
will leave the Harpers on January LIST.
He is about to found a publishing
house. and il IS said some OF the Har-
pers will be associated with him. lie
thus outlined his plans yesterday:
"Our object is to publish books on
snort. travel, and adventure. and also a
monthly magazine devoted TO the same
subjects. When the season advances we
will issue a weekly paper 10 cover cur
rent sporting news, criticism. &c"
Mr.. Whitney said he could not give the
names Of those who will be associated
with him in the enterprise, but declared
they would have plenty of capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Maine Monument mt Key West.

KEY WEST, FLA, December l5.-An
effort will be made by the committee In
charge of the undertaking 10 have tho
monument to the Maine sailors, which
is in course Of erection here, unveiled at
a time when the battleship Texas, with
CAPTAIN sigsbee commanding, can bc
present. IL Is proposed 10 have the bat
tleship touch at this port ON her return
from Habana 10 Fort Monroe withathe
bodies OF the Maine victims aboard, and
the Navy Department will be asked to
grant this request.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
STERN MEASURES FOR FILIPINOs.
BushwhacISing To he Dealt with
Most Vigorously.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-lsolatea
band Of bushwhacking insurgents. who
are caught by our forces in the Philip
pines. are likely to be summarily dealt
with.
At a Cabinet meeting to-day, the mat
ter was discussed at some length, and II
was the general sentiment that the situa-
ton demanded vigorous treatment
As long as the insurgents keep up a
show Of an army under a semblance Of
discipline. they will be treated as priso-
ners Of war when captured, but when
they degenerate into bands Of marauders,
harassing our forces by cold-blooded as
sassinations, It is the judgment OF the
officers in command in the Philippines
and Of the President and members of the
Cabinet that the situation demands sum-
mary action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
OHIO, TENNESSEE AND CAROLINA.
Proposed Railroad to suppiant the
"BlacIx Diamond Line.

KNOXVILLE. TENN, December 10
The Ohio, Tennessee and Carolina rail-
road was organized here to-day, 10 sup
plant the scheme of Colonel Albert a.
Boone to build the BLACK Diamond
railroad from Columbus, o., TO Port
Royal. 5. c. A failure TO make a salts
factory deal for the franchises OF the
Black Diamond railroad IN Tennessee led
General William w. Kirkby, acting as
the agent for English capitalists. to or
ganize the new company. Kirkby has
secured an option on the franchises Of the
Black Diamond road in the Carolinas and
kentucky. The route OF the proposed
road was inspected by Sir Thomas Tan
cred, Of England, about year ago, and
highly recommended for English invest
ment
General Kirkby claims to have at his
back enough money TO build the road.
Colonel Boone, the pioneer of the move
ment, IS bitterly opposed to General
Kirkby's ignoring the franchise of the
Black Diamond road in Tennessee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
THE POPE's ALLOCUTION.
Cars Failure to Invite Vatican Re-
preSentnfion i'm Peace Conference.

ROME, December 15.-The text Of the
Pope's allocution I'm yesterdays consis-
tory is published to-day.
The Pope referred to the fact that the
Vatican was not invited to send repre-
sentative to the Peace Congress at The
Hague. IAN OMISSION" he said, which
had been censured by all impartial
judges"
rne CAR he continued, invited the rep
resentatives OF the most powerful ma
tions. with a view TO establishing peace.
Yet there was none more worthy of an
invitation than the Pope, who had en-
deavored to obtain and to make peace,
and 10 prevent coufict-an office which,
by the Divine WILL was within the attrl-
butes Of the Papacy.
The Holy See had desired a place In
that conference, continued the Ponti1.
one voice had obstinately opposed itselr
to this desire and had gained It's point.
Ii was the voice of those who, with the
conquest Of Rome, had deprived the Pope
Of his powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
For River and Harbor Improvement

ATLANTA, GA. December 15.-Speak-
or Little Of the Georgia House Of Repre-
sentatives, to-day presented resolution,
which was unanimously adopted. request
ing the Georgia Senators and Congress
men TO urge upon the Congress the i'm
portance of improving the ChattahoOchee,
Flint. and Apalachcola rivers, and Apa-
lachicola bay
Georgia's representatives will be aided
i'm securing an appropriation by the Con-
gressmen and Senators from Alabama
and Florida
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
NEW POINT IN MOLINEUx CASE.
Most Interesting One So Far De-
yeIoped-New Name.

NEW YORK, December l5.-When the
trial Of Roland 3. Molneux was adj
iourned to-day until Monday, a. j. kins-
ley, the handwriting expert, was still on
the witness-stand, undergoing severe
cross-examlnation at the hands OF Mr..
Weeks. the attorney for the defence
Perhaps the most important pointer
talnly the most interesting point-so tar
developed. and one which is supposed to
outline the policy of the defence, was tho
attempt to-day of Mr.. Weeks TO Introduce
the name Of j. Morton Riggs, name not
heretofore mentioned during the present
trial.
Mr.. Weeks handed Expert Kinsley
small slip Of paper and inquired: Does
not that purport 10 be the signature of j.
Morton Riggs"
To this Mr.. Osborne promptly objected,
and the objection was sustained, but after
long argument Recorder GOm ruled that
the paper could be marked for identiiica-
ton
Riggs is said TO be at Honkkong, or at
least. was there a few weeks ago, having
been discharged from the navy at that
port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
REMOVAL OF MAINE VICTIMS.
Bishop of Habana VALVES All Gene
terry lhnrgeS.

HABANA. December 1.-The Bishop or
Habana has agreed to waive all cemetery
charges I'm connection with the removal
from Colon Cemetery of the remains OF
the victims of the Maine.
Father Chadwick, chaplain of the de-
stroyed battleship, is indignant at a
charge made by a local paper that the
Bishop demands 81 for a permit to re-
move each body. This statement is abso-
lutely false, as the Bishop is lending all
assistance and facilities in the under
taking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Gold for Shipment, s1.75O,OOO.

NEW YORK, December 15.-August
Belmont & Co. to-day engaged $4,000
I'm gold for shipment TO Europe. like
sum was engaged at the Sub-Treasury
by Barring, Magoun q Co. Kuhn. Loeb &c
Co., viii ship $4,000 in eagles TO Europe
tomorrow, making the total engaged ST.
10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
sANTA CLAus,s LETrER-BOx.
II is Filling Rapidly With Missives
from His Little Friends.

The Dispatch is receiving letters by
the score for Santa Claus. His letter
box is filing up rapidly, but there is
room for an that viii como.
The letters viii not be printed in the
Dispatch this year, as has been done for
several years. but they will be delivered
TO Santa Claus and the names and adj
dresses of the writer's viii be published
next sunday. Letters must be I'm hand
by Wednesday, the 20th, in order for the
names Of the writer's to be included in the
published list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Fey. Mr.. Morgnn,s snecinI Sermon.

Great interest has attended Rev. Carey
J.. Morgans series Of Sunday
sermons at Seventh-Street Christian
church i'm answer to the question, What
Is the Church Trying to DO?'
As a further answer 10 this question he
will speak Sunday morning on "Ihe
row of seats I'm the body OF the church
will be reserved for men. The Young
Mems Missionary Society of the seventh
street church, with a membership of over
100 will sit i'm q body. The subject for the
Sunday-evening sermon will be "A SEN
sible Rule to Live By
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Suicide In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. December l5.-Mr. Henry
c. lands, secretary or the Baltimore
Board Of Trade. and one OF The most
prominent insurance men OF the city,
committed suicide to-day, at the Union
Protestant Inhrmary, during temporary
alteration OF mind induced by melan-
cholia. He jumped from window to
the pavement, and was instantly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Coffee Cargoes to he Discharged.

NEW YORK, December 1.-THE steam
ers Reguna and Roman Prince, which
have been detained at quarantine be-
cause Of the presence Of bubonic plague at
Santos their port Of departure. have been
ordered to the Robbins Reef anchorage.
in the upper bay where they will dis
charge their coffee cargoes into lighters.
Both steamers are still under superyis-
ion OF the health officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
SnndN-.JOnes.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, December Is
(special)-Miss Cecil Jones and Mr.. Ed
ward Spady were married last night az
the residence Of the brides father, on
Randolph avenue, by Rev. c. r. Vandyke.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. Charles
T. Jones. of this city. and Mr.. Spsdy -
the Oldest son Of Captain Thomas Spady,
of Sunnyside. Va. Mr. and Mrs Spady
left on the New York express this morn
ing for an extended trip North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
Diamond Field In Michigan.

SAULT SIZE. MARIE, MICH., Decem-
Der 15.-It is reported that diamond
field has been found in the wilds between
Michipicoten and Port Arthur. The pre-
else location is kept a profound secret.
The discovery was made last summer by
an expert from Kimberley, who made an
exploring tour. A formation was found
precisely similar 10 that OF the Kimber
ley field. The discovery Is reporteAto be
Of considerable area, and I'm the opinion
Of the diamond expert the precious stones
undoubtedly exist there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
STIR AMONG THE DAUGHTERS.
Hold Animated Meeting ana Refer
Their Trouble 10 state REGENT.

Hold Animated Meeting and Refer
Their Trouble 10 state Regent.
Tho meeting yesterday OF GA Dominion
Chapter Daughters Of the Revolution.
Ha. ono ~ the most spicy and animated
H h. history OF the organization. The
attendance WAS large, and ia addition 20
members there were present two
Prominent members Of the bar who APP
r.l as counsel IN connection with diff
I.Ieaees that have arisen IN the chapter.
lae trouble in the chapter. which has
attracted a good deal OF attention. seems
.N htre grown out Of certain matters con-
'r.et with the meeting Of Novem-
.f l5.h. go which the present officers
were reelected. Mrs. W. II. Graham,
member Of the chapter, did not think
lAe Proceedings legal, inasmuch as the
members hod not been specifically notified
lnsl am election was contemplated,
~ne she 30 expressed herself In the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-16
HAD A BIG SCARE.
A Case of smnil-Pox on n Train
Car Disinfccted.

RALEIGH. y. -, December l5.-(Spe-
cial. THE passengers on the Seaboard
Airline train which reached here yes
terday afternoon had q bad fright. due
TO the presence of a newsboy with we'll
developed case of smallpox. As the train
reached Lttleton this was discovered. AT
Middleburg, the train going TO Ports
mouth was met. All the passengers were
moved out of car and the newsboy was
put in il. with guards at the doors. y
telegram from Portsmouth says that on
arrival there tho health officer found the
boy had smallpox. The house he left IS
guaranteed. The car in which he was
sent back 10 Portsmouth was disinfected.
The train on which he was coming this
way was disinfected at Monroe last night