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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1899-09-29

"Will you have some of the sugar.
cured ham?" asked the landlady.-
"What was il cured off" asked the new
boarder, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs Snaggs-"Isn't 1t odd that a
French duel is usually harmless?" Mr..
Snaggs-"Yes; they ought to introduce
the American toy pistol into France
ier duelling purposes. "-Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegraph.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1899-09-29

Lord Kitchener is the fourth bachelor
who has been elevated to the peerage
during the peat seven years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
REAL ESTATE VIEWS.

rLo too,thful activity which marked the
es,otc market in the early part OF last
r. .at was again in evidence in Yesterdays
,..nsactlons. Number of important sales at
u contract we're reported. and in the auc-
,p,r room u the four sales in foreclosure two
' '.l were secured by outsiders.
pS ~ho most important OF tho sales at private
..,r,c, involved n large rlot in Central Park
W., and several fine dwellings. The Park
w, ,rorerty sold Is the northwest corner OF
st.o,v.sixth street. opposite the Scotch Pres
.sI.ari,n church. ono Of the few corners still on
m,rlo, Il is bought as an Investment. SO
Wv. w." +, ia now probable that with the exception
' 0,.hn plo.s nj Eighty ninth, Nincty-frst. and
%%..a,y.,hird streets. all the Central Park West
...nsr. are in the hands OF investors who in
tend to hold them.
,morc the dwellings included in yesterdays
..n.s were three which represent the best
so ~ ~. q, private residences. They were tho
wi, vl house at Riverside Drive and Eighty
',sh,h street, the house now in course OF cree
TO- at No. . East Scvcnty-fourth street and
~, Al West Scvcnty-second street. sold by
t,hr N Thompson for A.. Il. Right. The last
.vo houses brought 100000 and $4,000 re-
s%psctiyeIy.
.,nry hrownstonc dwcliing. No. 334 Madison
ammo for a term OF one year and has secured
a. anton 10 purchase the property before the
.,nration OF the lease. The price set is $780,
Un.
Frederick c. Aver is the buyer OF No. 500
Roadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Private Snles.

Y Brigham Hall has sold for Charles de
r,hm the plot of eight lots on the northwest
s arms OF Central Park West aud Ninety-sixth
sreet. fronting 100 feet on the Park and 200
lat on Nincty-sixth street. The buyer Is an
'n ITeSn ii. Thompson has. sold fora. b. Right
~.arnegie Steel Company. the new tly%e,story
American basement dwelling. BOX 72x1O23 :.
Ia Al Vest Seventy second street. for $780,
Gen. Egbert l.. yicIe has sold his residence
m he south corner OF Riverside Drive and
Tehty.elghth street. The house is q three;
story stone structure on ! plot noYlOo; a1d
FIass Of the NSw York Realty Company.
jRomaine BrownNt 60, have sold for Dr.James
ipss, Nos - and 81 West Thirty-third street
and a dwelling on the north side OF Thirty
second street. directly i'll tho rear; also. for
JTellinV, No. 80 West Thirty-third street. and
for a Mr.. Carlson the similar dwelling. No. 81
West Thirty-third street. The huyer'sname is
withheld in cnch sale.
'Whitehonse 4 Porter have sold for Elmrnd
Coffin the plot on the southeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and Ninety-seyenth street. I3;9xlQO
kP NJ. Hall TO a client the private dwelling,
on lot 251lOO.2. No. = East Seventy-fourth
street, for $4,000.
J. Mayhem Wainwright the iour.story brown
stone house, on lot l6SlOO. No. ~ East Sixty
second street.
Nc Hewitt & Co. have sold for !. II. Haw-
kins the fyc-stOry fat, on lot 25NlUO, No. III
West 133d street
The Frank /. Fisher Company has sold The
f~Our-stOry private dwelling. 22X5bSlWD. No.
1870 West EigEtleth street. to an investor, on
private terms.
have sold for Kathryn NJ. kace to George
Morgan a lot on the north side OF GrOte street.
- feet west OF Prospect avenue. for 81 600.
T. ]. Mclaughlin has sold the four-story Hat
on lot n. 1ElNO. No. COS East 18th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
S2.5II.nO and interest.

s='oid.HO and interest.
ny ADRIAS H.. MULLER 4 son.
rd EaSt Thirtty;third street. Nos 2Q7, and 200.
9 %SF,9 s siiq6s, ! 5$ .aG5'5 5SGt S4st of ,T Third aI ays1SS;
Y; Joel Rinaido; H. 4. ,Fyisl. attorney :. y.
beeR With. referee {; mcch9nlcs' lien for which
allowances, $147.45 and Interest: taxes. as
sessments. &C.. S1,474.l5 and Interests; subject
90 prior o., m199rr!saEe, $4,000. and blanket mort
ny PHILIP A. sMYTH.
Elton avenue formerly Washington ~avenue).
Wfysst side. 100 feet north OF ,1UOth street, COX
lU); TWO tour.Story brick flats: foreclosure
sale; Charles. +. Brady VS.. Vecktor Ohlson ct
Cohen. referee; due on Judgment. S2,3i7.IO
and interest costs and allowances, S1DO.33 and
interest taxes. assessments &c. S75 and In
tercst! prior mortgage. 20 and interest.
by JOHN N. FOLDING
south side, 3i0, feet west Of fifth avenue. Is
TlOO.1l iye-story brick fiat foreclosure sale:
James Stokes VS.. Augusta Samuels OF al. /;
oenhas Brainerd. attorney; ", G. Cohen. ref
est costs and allowances. $500; taxes, assess
ments. &c. $500 and interest.
ny JAMES l.. WELLS.
,Stuyyesant street. No. 10. southeast side,
2S.llf feet west OF East Tenth street. 24.bx55 tx
partition sale: Daniel c. Kinesland vs.. Maria
Louisa kingsland ct al. John G. Gulick, attor-
nev; Thomas d. Hustled. referee due on taxes.
assessments. &c, $12O.6O.
By WILLIAM W. FoGG.
Charlton street. Nos. IA and 14ls, south side,
4l.SxI5X4l .6x75; three-story brick store
Supreme Court sale; Austin Leake vs. Union
Trust Company. administrator ct al; Welch 4
Daniels. attorneys: John Proctor Clarke, ref
cree: taxes. assessments. nc, 1911 and in
tcrcst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Same property, Is,., q NiIlspauuh ct al to

Same property; Isaac @ Millspaugh ct al to
12Oth at, n = 2Ii,s " istav, i6aIiOO. 10;
Chas 4 Fowler 10 Julie u Brsttel .......... 100
I21st ct, 22s w. 1sIioo.1i; Sarah g Foun.
tain and ano to Geo V Morton, ,........... 100
12Btn NJ, . o. 10 e Brondw Az. lOOx 100. II;
Eugene G Potter to Anthony Clibchy. 49,. 1
127th At, 90. w, ia.vE0J.ll Ina Matthias
t. Sarah q Fountain. ..,......... 100
f3tth at, as, $50 " 9Th nv, 25xyp. II; Henry
q Rhynor to Thomas Stone and ano....., 500
Same prop; Frank Thomas to Henry q
hhynOr... .s. e. .,..,. ...',.......,..
13tth 81, . n. 2a6 o LenoN av, GOxyp. IL;
Timothy Donovan to Globe Realty Co. ... 100
135th At. ia W. 25Eyp. II; Geo v Morton
141st ri, g =, 4ON.S Q Alexander av, 26x1OO;
John ID Hassinger to Marie Nuotfer .....,. 1
14Hth NJ, new line, II \, 42o g old line Will
lis av, 2OxDSx20. ixyu.2 .; Louisa q Huff.
man to Barbafa Hoffman. ............. 1
Brownell to Mary Lewis. .yI."""... 10000
1bbth ct. II =. 800 0 old line OF lItn a,
seph Baimford ..."."""M"~"-.~.". $4,000
15Sth ut. = a, 400 a Courtlandt nv. 25xiOu;
George Graf, exr, &c. TO Charles Ora 1000
18lst vt. n Q, B2.8 O Woodlawn av, 3T.bx
va.Ili Annie N Weber to Jno Breitsnbach 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18

Another Story Being Added-Pntients Tenn
porarily In the Alcoholic Ward
All the patients we're removed from the in
sane pavilion at Bellevue Hospital yesterday
preparatory to the reconstruction and enlarge
ment Of the building. The pavilion at present
is a single story brick structure. Another
story Is to be added to tho building. and new
baths. a reception room. nurses room. and an
elevator are to be constructed.
Murphy Brothers Of i07 East 1O1st street
SECURED the contract for the work with q bid of
When tho work is done there will be only one
ward on each floor. While the building is be-
Ing altered the patients are housed In what
was the alcoholic ward. and the alcoholic pa
tients are provided with temporary quarters
In the erysipelas pavilion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Recorded Leases.

Av 4, W cor 10th at; VIM " Aston to Vim p
Allen st, Q ., $50 Grand 81; Mary aud Min.
Savings Bsni. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1o.ooc
Nacci and .no, yrs 1.5oc
..Nsyins, Tyr. 90. 700
zasuly. 8 i.ioyIs."".":":-".%..o~. 1850
LIST av. II; Louis Roeser to August Zepf.
I'd av. e38; Samuel Goldsmith TO & C Lauer.
SON. ! yrs, 1,2oc
t. Samuel ErdreiSh, 10 yrs 81 200 to 1896
Reniohn, 2 yrs, Tac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Auction Sales.

At the. New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
closure, the plot. 5U6xl15 on the
west side OF BronXdale avenue. 500 feet south
ot kinsella ar"nuc: also the plot on the wnst
leet north OF Morris Park avenue. and the plot.
7?.lxlOi.5 Ok IjX!! I, OH the southwest corner
OF BronNdalc aud Morris Park avenues al 10
the plaintiff. John Mullaly. for $4,000.
William NJ. Ryan sold, in foreclosure. the
plot E9.2xSSx15.9X13. on the west side of Cor
nell place. DO feet north of 2l59th street. to the
rlaintl1. William O'Brien. for S2UW.
D. ,PhpniX lngraham sold. in foreclosure.
The three;story frame dwelling. on lot 3OXl TO.
No. lSln BathGatc avenue. to Henry Holding
for $1,000.
James L. Wells sold. in foreclosure. the plot
io1s6l l1SbA'yl3OI. on tho west side of Wales
avenue. .2ii I feet south OF WestcheSter ave-
nue.. TO William Hockey for S21. 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Mechnnica' Liens.

Amsterdam av. 8 " cor seth at, 1o2. Hx1 Ou;
Fleimor 4 Koehler Va T. Vim Wagner. q. 81
Hamilton pl, III, Amsterdam Av. 1866:
Frederick Brandt VS. Goo L burlington. e..
10th av. l05 and 40: Arthur W Al fridge vs.
Patrick II Keahon ct NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
85th st, 4lS and 400 West; The Union Cut.
Stone Contracting Co vs. Joseph + Il A
Tooth st. as, 10 W Park av. 5Ox 100; Sargent
Il Co vs. Minnie Schlutcr. ................
134th At, 80 W; Louis Bossert 4 Son ys Min.
ME Schluter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Lis Pendens.

Fordham av. n W cor 4th AT, 5ox10O; West Farms.
Barrow Pt. II o cor Bleecker al. 25X3p; Barrow 81, II y,
70 o Blocker st. 75XD5x25xB5; Barrow 81. n S, adj
land Vim Ross: 251d5, ana a plot In Yonkers; Ma.
ulda Davis VS. Matilda stern ct al; partition; atty, L
Devoe.
West Endi av. IS, ~ = sad st, 30. ax1Oo: oxley h
Enos Mfg U. w Colonial Building Co; attachment;
atty, q { Comm.
9th st, d12; Pinc;s Louenfeld and sno vs. Her.
man Hartman and aro. to establish vendee's lien:
atty, T. Arnstein.
18Th st, 5 8, 100 c eth av. 23xIoO. II; VIM p Aus.
tin. VS. Adam DanwRlder ct al 10 create tust. sc;
atty, L Is NeTnilya.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Foreclosure Suits.

Lispenard at. 10 and 10: Helen N Knickcrbacker
rs. John II Kearns OF al; atty. " II Bronx.
Walton av, " \. 1921 p 15Oth ~, 11.bxIOO1 L: Wal.
Randall vs. Anna 7 Dale OF al: atty. Z X Brown.
18th 81, 4ly to 425 W: Harris Mandeltaum VS.
Denison 2 Chesebro ct al; atty. A stern.
odth st. =, 275e nth av, 5%nx1ou.5; Mutual Life
1rs Co Va Hermann Hoefer ct al; atty. G. T. Sherman.
d4th at. ial j.; Fannie Falk vs. Theresa U Pulling
OF al; attys. Wallach 4 Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Plans for New Buildings,

Broadway, es, 1910; Ave two-story dwell.
ings; Sarah SANFORD estate, owner; Pr
BroHan, architect; cost .............. $40,
9Th av, e y, bet st Nicholas av and 12oth vt,
four-stoly fat and stores: Arthur Gorsch.
owner; " o TAFT, architect; cost. ......... 10
T9th ct. ~ r; improvements o. dwelling:
Charles Loewenstcin, owner; Edward
Weny, architect: cost .............. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18

1Ssth At 527 W.: Joseph Balmford to Kate
last ct, n ., O2.1 o woodlawn av: John
Bre.tenbach to Annie NJ Weber, installa..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18

American Mortgage Co to Emily v jackson. Se.o3a
Same to same. 4, t,olS
Adler, Simon, and ano to Henry DGoodman. 5000
Cummings. Richard, to Cath 8 Burton. .... 1000
sane to Cath 8 Burton, ........... 1000
1earon, Miles, to Joseph Byk. .......... nom
Har,ol. MarIarot. to + VIM Heide. .......y 1900
Hoppin, Hamilton l. and anU. true. to II l.
Hoppin and gno. nom
Jones, Frances II. e. Julius b Denicke. ..... l,5OU
Marcus. Emily H.. to Simeon y Coin ........ 1000
Mckoon, Dennis q. to John ID Beals. r.. nom
Mortgage Go, =. 49,. 5000
4 Bernheimer Co. 49," 5000
Thoman, Franz. to Charlotte Weber. p. 2,OuO
rhoInan. 1000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
City 8ral Gstate.
Borough of Brooklyn-salo or Rent,


OPESIAG WEEK At HOMECR EST.
A reside initial section superior to all Others. An un-
parallelrd opportunity 30 purchase superb home.
sites; also. Groom cottages Of the latest design anS
all modern improvements; sold on easy monthly
ymen!s Take smith tConcy Island carfrom Park
ticuiars. HARBOR AND SUBURBAN BUILDING
AMI SAYINGS ASSOCIATION, 81 and 80 Wall st.,
New York CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
Europc-Sale or Rent.

SCOTLAND ITO be let for the hummer months. or
) sold. in the South of Scotland, near to Melross
Abbey and Ahbotgford. a roony country house.
and garden; railway main line, with communication
t. all 70 Ia of EIglard and Scotland, only two miles
distant: EdinburHh 80 minutes by rail. Apply PIKE
n CHAPMAN, solicitors, Galashiels. Scotland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18

GO = PER MONTH for three.story dwelling. h34
.os)C East ll7th st., near Pleasant ay. See care.
taker. or
j. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT, 1917 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
100000

5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
CHANGES IN THE INSANE PApIEIoy.

100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
1mtl,ina Aouses O. EFT.

A HOUSES. unfurnished and furnished. in ds
IA. sirable locations: rent 81 900 to Sd. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, S35 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-18
SELECT 8oard.
East Side.

I 9TH ST. 12o EAST overlooking Creamery
L ~ Park).-Large. sunny, corner rooms; private
taths; psrlor dining; unoxcelled table.
CSTH ST, llG EAST near Madison square,
ZC Handsome large and small rooms; delightful
table board: rAasOnable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
GEN. GEORGE. PICKETT.
HIS PORTRAIT IN OIL PRESENTED
TO LEE CAMP
Especial to virginian-Pilot.

Richmond. Va. June 9-Picket,
Camp of Confederate Veterans was TO-
night presented handsome oil por.
trait of General George e. Pickett to
II. Z. Lee Camp. The presentation was
made by Col. K. L. Maury. Past Com
mander OF Pickett Camp, and the ac-
ceptancc by Col.-Jos. V. Bidgood. OF
Lee Camp.
Mrs. Pickett, widow of General Pick
ett was at the Pickett Camp prior to
the meeting and was given great ora
ton. She presented the camp with the
first copy of her recent book, pickett
and His Men" and accompanied the
members to Lee Camp Hall. and after
the presentation exercises she was
forced to go to the commanders ros-
tri,m and was most cordially and en-
Enthusiastically received
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10

hearing of testimony has been com
pleted in the Islander suit brought by
K. Il. Tancil against Evans Payner for
$4,000 damages.
The court will reconvene tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock, when the argu-
ment of counsel will be heard.
Messrs. Charles V. Meredith and Mr.
Smith are counsel for the plaintiff
while Messrs. George d. Wise, a. b.
GuiSon and Edgar Allan, Jr., represent
the defendant
DEATH OF MRS. HARRISON.
After a long illness, Mr.. James III.
Harrison died at 10 o'clock this morn
ing at the residence of his son, In
Swansboro
For three months Mr.. Harrison has
been i'll, and he grew worse about 4
O'Clock this morning. He was popular
with 4 large circle. and was Il valuable
citizen. His Christian character was q
beacon light for many on the road of
life to death. and many friends will
regret his death.
He leaves three sons-NIessrs. VIM,
H., David H., and Hilton H., and one
brother. Thomas Harrison, of Powha-
tan county.
For long time he was a member O,
BainDrldGe-S Baptist Church, and
was a Sunday-school teacher for twen-
ty-five years.
His funeral will take place to-mor.
row morning at II o'clock from Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church, and the
interment will be in Maury Cemetery.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
VILLA MSBUnel
MAGAZINE EDITORS ELECTED
AWARD OF MEDALS

AWARD OF MEDALS.
The following have been elected by
me literary societies of William and
mary as editors of the College Month
~ lor next season: From the Philoma-
mean Society," Munford Coles, of
Iittsyivania, editor-in-chief; o. p.
Chitwood, of Franklin. and d. b. Heb.
aitch, OF Buckingham, associate ed-
tors: From the Phoenix Society,". w.
II. Grim, of Loudoun. business mana
ger; j. G. Thompson. OF Warren; James
hurst, of Northumberland, and H. A.
Hunt of Prince William, associate edi-
tors.
At the last meeting the two liter
airy societies awarded the following
medals: In the PhocnX-J. w. II. Grim
received the medal for Improvement In
debate; o. l.. Terrell of Essex, the med
al for improvement in defamation, and
u. Garnet. of Fairfax. n similar medal
Tor Improvement in oratory. In the
Philomathean Society--Vernon Sprat-
ley, of Hampton. won the medal for
Improvement in debate. and f. A. Sim
clair. of York. the medal for improve
ment in defamation
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10

When You use G. o. Taylor Whiskeys
you use tho highest type of medicinal
VIII skeys in existence.
a stmulant for use in the sick room
such as the G. o. Taylor brand, which is
sold by more family druggists and pre-
scribed by. physicians more than nny
other Other brand Of whiskey sold In competi-
An old distilier caught adulteratInp his
rum from The pump by way of and apol-
11gy SAID: Water never hurt anybody"
His statement was not wholly true. for
much disease. suffering and lingering i'll
water p''e
Physicians prescribe &c. O. T." for
iung and throat troubles. as a flesh pro
Queer; with eggs and milk, after a iinger-
ing sicknessess. Licensed dealers every
where Wili sell you G. O. Taylor Whiskey
II You insist on having It.
1t is not sold in bulk. Look for our firm
name Signature over the cork and on the
CHESTER H. GRAVES q SONS.
ynS gale at White Rrou.. Norfoar. Va
Srown's Hotel. Portsmouth. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10

we'll deserved success in his present
undertaking. His office is on Washing
ton avenue. Business opened very
good yesterday and his prospects seem
bright.
1t Is probably that next week will see
the site chosen for the public building
lat Newport News. The matter has
been receiving careful consideration
but action has been delayed by Assist
ant Secretary Taylor, of the Treasury
Department, in order that all parties
interested could be impartially heard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
S. S. S. FOR TIE BLOOD
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

THE ONLY WAY MOST MEN Will
savo money Is little at q time. sys-
fematic saving. The experience OF prac
:ical men. who know, say that good
way to save money Is to invest In LIFE,
INSURANCE. 1t means laying aside n
your money back with large profits at q
time when you need IL most For this
purpose the best pol cy Is the Life Raie
Endowment Issued by the Union Central
For full information call on or write to-
WOODWARD &c ELAN. Suffolk. Va
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
Roanoke Red SaInbnr SnEinps.

10 miles from Salem. Va. opens June
LIST. 1850. Elevation a.201 icct. sulphur
chalybeate. freeston. and lines ono
waters. Reasonable rates. Special atton-
ton paid to comfort and pleasure or
guests. Write for descriptive pamphlet
containing; analysis Of waters. references.
&c Long Distance Telephone conncc-
ton. j. IT. CHAPMAN, Manager. tei-in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
Allegheny Springs. Va.

Recommended by the Medical Society OF
Virginia. IS celebrated for its cures o.
dyspepsia in It's various forms Most eX-
tended and beautiful grounds in the noun
.ta;ns.
For descriptive pamphlet. terms, testi-
monlals. &c, write to
my25-m c. a. COLHOUN, Prop.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
CHESTER DRIVER.

AT o'clock Monday afternoon at the
brides residence. No. oil Forthwith
street. Mr.. Charles Chester and Mrs.
Martha Driver were married by Rev.
q. T. Wexford. They are now on their
bridal tour to Niagara.
BUXTON--I.E ELM
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
Crockett Arsenic litha springs and Baths
OEl;N .IrlNI IsI

AS n nerve tonic anti dyspeptic and re-
storativc these waters ana baths are un-
Surpassed Relieves nervous prosirat on,
rheumatic. skin and Kidney troubles and
kindred diseases. Cleans and beauties
the complexion. Dry atmosphere. ro-
mantle surroundings. modern convcn-
| fences. For booklet address NJ c
THOMAS. Manager. ShawsviNc. Va
mylS-2m
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-10
Observation-Disclosures.
JUSTIs-BORERTs

Mr.. and Mrs. William Marshal Justis
have Issued invitations to the marriage.
OF their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Boyd
Justis. who was on the staff of the
Twenty-eighth Street school last sea-
son. to Mr.. Edward Faison Roberts.
me ceremony VIII occur June 18th at
NO. 9SS west Grace street. Richmond,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31

for the purpose Of robbery, ana t.:.o
&cheme was carried to a successful !-..
after his runaway marriage wiz Lad,
Florence Mostyn. ATE. some months
passed in carrying out various rotberie.
up and down the country, he appeared
in London as a man Of leisu re under the
name of Keighley Gates.
BY getting rid ct his beard and wear.
ing false teeth, he effected a COIN plete
disguise, and his wealth and pleasant
manners gained him both friends and
popularity.
One mistake he made in clumeily
tampering with the photograph in the
Scotland Yard album. AS we have seen,
the police fixed the abstraction of the
photograph upon him, and it may be
that this would have led to his ultimate
apprehension even if Fitzgerald had not
informed upon him.
The absolute depravity of the man
was shown by his cold blooded entrap.
ment Of Lady Florence Mostyn. He
gained her love il: the guise of an hon.
est man, and then dragged her into his
life Of villulny. When she had discuy-
cred his true character and fed from
him, he pursued her and cast his meshes
about her brother, and even after the
murder he did not scruple to use him
as his tool.
He allowed nothing to stand in his
way, and when it seen. ed to his imme-
date advantage he did not hesitate to
hand over his acoomplioe, Fitzgerald, to
the law
By singular train of events this led
to his own undoing, and the man who
had carried his schemes with such a
high hand was eventually bounded down
by the one man who had witnessed his
devllish murder and whom he had be-
trayed.
Keighley Gates was found guilty of
murder, without any recommendation
to mercy, and was condemned to death.
But he cheated justice after all. He was
found dead in bed in the condemned cell
poisoned.
How he managed to secure the poison
will never be known.
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anotn'F :: ''i =: ::r~ Ia terrible
- .:,,:': -. liz .:..: .ten Ire friend and
tool Of his sister murderer oyerwheIm
ed the 1'an with remorse. and will
probably keep him straight for the re.
aainder of his life
Fitzgerald stood his trial in due
course, and in consideration of his in
strumentality in aiding justice. where
by an unmitigated scoundrel was traced
and an innocent man saved from DEATH
he was leniently treated. But 10
months hard labor will no doubt enable
him to revise his ethical code.
Some two months after l regained
consciousness | was married to the
sweetest woman in the world, and in
our happiness we forget the terrible days
that followed the murder of Lady Flor
ence MoStyn with the Venetian glass
dagger
THE END.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-03-31
4 Story OF George ~.

x StOFy OF GeOFEe ".
In Lady Gregory's newly published
"reminiscences she says of George IV's
trip to Ireland in 1921: 1.-The king ar.
rived after good passage, during
which much goose pie and whisky had
been consumed. Word had just come Of
the death of Napoleon at St. Helena.
The story goes that Sire, your enemy
is dead, were the words b was greeted
with. When did she die?' was his re-
spouse. But the queen waa indeed also
dead. -