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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
TYLER And MARTIN
Northern Neck News Pen Pictures
Of Senatorial Candidates.
Tho Northern Neck News, I'm ITS a,,ue
ofthc 2lst. Instant, Ikns tho Fol-
lowing 10 say Iditoriaiiy OF GOV.
error T,icr ana Senator Martin.
INorthern Mock News.1

It is with genuine pleasure that the
News notes the announcement or CO..
....,.,. ,r,,i.,.. c,,,,;n.,
'o' d sat III
''le '"''eu "'''eS senate Governor
Tyler IS man Of the people. is in
thorough accord with his mart, ON nn
essential Questions mud =. -.
...l,-l...', - a.. ......'', - On ga. ''.9'
'"o ''.''i4'eS set iof'h by
lt- 9,"ato'ihi iteiorm Conference
which met in Richmond in May last.
In these Important respects The con
iFlS' between himself and the gentle
man WAom he would succeed is mast
t.N.i. Dut n is more than this. he
''n hoii'St ana fearless man.
'iuu-,n J.. mas always been ongas-
~, .u''"'h pursuits, hc has
.""''u ,ne ''lnc 10 devote much study
go tu,i.r u'eaiohs. ana mas had no IN
,%u'e eNie''shee IN pupiic af-
.'. ne is lar better equipped
&c i'o5.''on 20 when he aspifes
.""h WAS the resent incumbent when
!ir Inferred me senate canno; be CUES
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

vcnci Monday 10 determine the mental
concition of Olivia Bellamy, a coloreG
woman living on Sycamore street
Olivia got nearly nude and exposed
herself in window. This ana other
acts suggested insanity. She was lock-
ed UP.
SHORT CHRONICLES.
Rev. c. ~. Petit. former Mayor Of
Norfolk, Will preach Sunday at tho
Main Street Methodist Church, in SUI
folk.
Mcssrs. w. e. Deal and Charles f.
Friiter Of Enlporia. Va. were in suf-
folk to-day
The Kings Daughters. Silver Crces
Circle. will meet Monday afternoon
with Mrs. +. w. Graham. No : Central
avenue.
Mr.. W. L. cohoon left tonight for
the seashorc.
Miss Lola Hart left to-day to visit
in Garysburg " c.
Mis-. III. Woodward returned to-day
from Burlington, \. G., where she viz
tied two weeks.
Circuit Judge Il. H. Prentis returned
to-day from Hot Springs. Va. Where
ne attended meeting OF the Bar As
ISOLATION
Mr.. }. e. West left tonight for Blue
Ridge Springs. va.
Miss Daisy Nurney left for Ashev.lc.
y. c. She was joined at Tarbluo by
Mrs. j. y. Thrash.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

man is Il worthy successor to the long
line of distinguished statesmen who
have honored Virginia in the Senate OF
the United States; and whose great
public services have illumined the
brightest pages of American history.
But we are told that Senator Martin
can command much Federal patronage,
and that. IL not ornamental. he is AT
least useful i'll this. his chosen line
This may be true. and yet we fail to see
how the acquisition Of patronage. used
10 promote the personal advancement
of him who controls 1t. and to punish
those who have the temerity to disap-
prove the methods of the dispenser can
be seriously put forth as Il valid claim
to the support of The Democrats of Viz
ginia. That IL has secured support To
Senator Martin personally there can he
no doubt. At least it has been no fault
of his II ii has not. IT Governor Tyler
IS sent to the Senate he Will not only
look after those matters Of detail.
Which are g. part of tho duties of II
Senator. for he is unquestionabiy a man
OF great energy. activity and pcrssver-
ance: but he can be counted upon to
advocate. rs well as to veto for every
measure that IS Democratic aud that
Will tend a. alleviate the condition of
the people he VIII represent. And he
viii nor represent the railroads and
other monopuistic corpora ions. His
past associations and affiliations abb
.,olnteiy nreclude such IN idee
Some friend of Senator Martin. more
Jealous THAN wise. with or without thu
senator's knowledge. recently stated
that 1T the event OF thu resignation OF
senator Jones. as chairman Of the Ma
'innai Democratic party he would be
asked to accept the vacant chairman
ship. The idea was too utterly absurd
ana silly. one would think. 10 attract
notice in any quarter but 1t found lis
WAY. through l-rr,r1t 90. l,ot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

THERMOMETER los.

o-day was a record breaker in heat.
The thermometer went higher than yes
terday which was tho hottest If the
year. The mercury to-day ranged from
90 10 los degrees i'm the shade. ola res
idents say it was the warmcst day they
have known. There We're several more
prOstrations none of which has proven
fnlll 10 this ii,ne
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

Tho Dixie Cotton Mills. of Lagrange.
Ga, reported last week as to buy 500
ovo worth of new machinery. has al
ready Installed $4,000 worth of tn,
equipment referred to. This machinery
was put in during the past year. and
about that much more is now being
made for the company.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

The stockholders Of the Odell Manu-
featuring Co. OF Concord. y. c.. held
their annual meeting on July II. The
reports of the infringement were re
cclved ana pronounced satisfactory. y
semi-annual Dividend Of per cent. was
declared.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
SIi\INIltR sunNNs

There has been free Vaudevlllc
show running in the City Hall Theatre
all this week. It's done for advertising
purposes. Monday ana Tuesday, a
cakc- Walk COMPANY VIII be here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

\ movement on foot ut Moorosv'no.
~ c.. f1r the erection of cotton fa,-
tory IS being furthorcd by Mczsrs y.
j.. Williams pr. j. II. AlcLolland. j. T..
Snorr'li and o,hcrs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

fiA HfNNl- lNSII RANCE PAID.
Mr. w. Is Hawkins. banker Of Rosc>
wood Camp No. .. Woodmen of the
World, to-day received two checks OF
Sl,500 each for Misses Mary and Mag
gle Brothers. Thcy were bcnedciarios;
in policy on the life of their brother.
tie late Daniel Brothers.
WORE TOO FEW CLOTHES.
a commission Of lunacy will be con-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
The Tug Keystone Will Cooperate
With NorfoIk's Fleet.
tor Einm Resigns .iccnse Tax on
Corporations Mectiua or theTawn
Coumcii--A Very Hot Dny.
Especial to virginian-rnot)


Suffolk. Va. August 5.-Arrange-
men;s were completed to-day whereby
sunollk's patrol tug Keystone viii CO.
operate with Norfoli's fleet of quaran-
Tine boats. Chairman w. {. HarreM. OF
The Board Of Health. was called by Dr.
Southsate Leigh, Of Nurfolk. who ox-
planned he mutual advantages of co.
operation. Chairman lIdrrcii telegraph
ed Dr. Leigh that patrol tug keystone
was placed under the orders of Com
nander Adams who VIII convey the i'm
formation to Health officer Boykln
commanding; the keystone.
DETENTION STATION NEEDED.
The land force at critlenden wants TO
work with Suffolk too. Hurricane
Branch Will leave tomorrow 10 inter
view the authorities there with a view
OF getting I place TO land refugees who
are head up.
Sometimes quarantine officers witness
touching incidents. but they cannot al
low sympathy to overcome duty.
Among party of refugees stopped at
Crittenden was widow ana five ch D.
drcn. When the woman was told thry
COULDN'T land she cntreatod p1thcUcal-
~. She had ilcd from an infected dis
tf!ci To- save her offspring. She would
as soon have them III thrown In the
river as IL be- driven back ANA take the
fever, she said. The officers were touch
cd with her story of hardship. but thev
couldn't Yield. The widow and h,r
young ones wor" sent away There
was no place % offer them comfort.
II is to ala such cases as these that
they want TO cooperate with NOrfOll,.
The Critienden people have ~ guard
u Very much exposed point and they
need u bigger force. It's such con
Nenieni place for refugees to come.
Suiclk's train inspectors are work
ing smoothly. They head OF every
passenger not nxed with certificates.
Inspector H. T.. Elan, who worked
Seaboard Air Lille trains resigned after
one day. lie is succeeded by Bcnja-
min w. Buck
LICENSE TAN ON CORPORATIONS
After several months consideration
BY the Town Council the matter of IL
cense taxes on telephone. telegraph and
express companies is still Undecided
The question came up again last night
and was sent over TO the next meeting
The old Council. whose term expired
with June, had fixed taxes on the cor
porations named ut $50 a year 1t was
brought up at the July meeting. anl
the Council refused TO rcccdc from ,..
predecessors figures.
Last night was The regular August
meeting. Western Union SUPERINTENDENT
j. Il. Tree had communicable. Local
son for he Postal; Local Manager
John ~. shepherd had "a rcques, from
the Southern Express Company All
wanted tho tax reduced tn $40
Mr.. McAngc moved to make the ne
ures SIC. Then ii was decided to send
the question on 10 August
OFFICERS REPORTS.
MI.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
SENIOR ROMERO DEAD.
Mexican Ambassador suocumbs To shock
Following . Surgical Operation.

Washington, D. G. Especial. )-Senor Don
Matias Romero. the Mexican ambassador 10
the United States, died at the embassy here
at 4 10 o'clock Friday morning. Ga Wed
nesday last an operation for appendicitis
was performed upon tie ambassador. and,
although the operation was entirely success
full, the resulting shock proved greater than
he could bear. Up 10 100 o'clock Friday
morning, however II was thought he was In
a fair way to recover, but AZ that time high
fever set iu and ne sank rapidly until his
death. About his bedside were his sister,
Mrs. Garcia and his aunt, the secretaries aud
other attaches OF the embassy, bis physicians
and ex-sscretary and Mrs. John W. Foster.
The death Of Mrs. Romero. which occurred
come months ago. was great shock TO the
ambassador, and on his return from Mexico,
whittier be had taken her remains for inter-
mert. his friends remarked that he was
greatly broken and showed unmistakabIe
signs OF failing health. While Ia Mexico at
that time Mr.. Romero wse stricken with
fever. and, although he was soon able 10 re-
turn 20 The United States. he never fully re-
gained bis health.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07

runsns Of a chsriot srkvn ~ snch .
villa tessn- The triDnpespt dssfno<as.
"a far "a T know. we're TIE aSter totn@-
dea.hbeas What q prccc>ssop % nos1o-
nns have marched through the dxinx fooo
of the saints OF the last Dicsre>n centa<tc@.
What cavalcats OF no0ntcd na4ctat<n<
has sAlioped through the tyinz srsions %
the last 400 years save iooi Pcaect1l 4es.e-
beds in the years n. c. Trfumpnsnt oeeto-
beds for tho most part. rescrvsd TOT -
wears A. d. Bshoid the deafnoed5 of ne
Wesisvs. % the Dc3tridxee. q sne Asr1Sn
RlcAmonds of the Edward faTsonss ot
vara. the converted nestaen chieusan.
crying In his last moments The canor =
an The sea The sails are spreod. cee -
ready for the gale. ! have good faet -
guide ne Ny outside man end ny llstoe
naaa differ Lea the one rot till the tfam-
pet shall SQUAD. bat iet my soul wlnx ler
way 90 the throne OF Jesus- OF oyi1R
John Fleschsr who catered Mo ruipt %
pr~ach. though Ms doctors feroade ntns
and thea descended 40 tue comm1nton
table. saying. Il am xctnc 90 throw ny
self under shc wtngs cf the cncr1btrl D.
fore the mercy seat. Thousands o. psopte
a few days after following him - ms
grave. singing.
with heevenly weapons he has touEot
The battles of the Lord.
Ylnishei MS course and kept the faith
And gained the greet rewArd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
MISS MERCEDES GARCIA DEAD.
Remains TO be Taken to Cubs With Those
OF Her Father.

Thonasville, Ga, (spseisi. Miss Merse-
des Garcia. daughter OF Gen. Calixto Gar
Ella, died st s O'Clock Tuesday evening. at
the Masury Hotel. The young lady, With
the rest OF the Garcia family, arrived here
two weeks ago, and suffering from = severe
lung trouble. has been connned 70 ber room
ever sinee, steadily growing worse, until
the end came, not unexpectedly. SO teri-
Gus has besn her condition ever since the
arrival OF the family that II was deemed best
10 withhold from her the news CT her faith
er's death, so she died In ignorance Of this
sorrowgul event. Col. Carlos Garcia, her
Lrother, arrived Monday from Washington.
The body 10 to be carried back TO Havana
at the same time that the Generals remains
leave this country. and IL Is probable they
will 60 on tho same warship. the use oi
which has been rendered by President Me-
Kinley. The body has been emtalmed. and
will be Inferred here until the hnal arrange
ments have been perfected The stricken
family are receiving sympathetic attention:
from all OF the guests Of the hostelry.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
MANUFACTURING PLANT BURNED.
One OF the Workmen Falls Into FLAMES
and IL Crcmated.

Birmingham. Ala, (Specia'. between l
and O'clock Wedn, shay morning. the night
watchman at the Semet-SolvAy Company's
by-product plant at Ensley City. six miles
from Birmingham, discovered IRE raging IN
the oil house. Az alarm Was sounded, but
the flames spread very rapidly, and soon the
main building and chemical works OF the
plant were In flames. aud burned down
quickly. One hundred and twenty-five coke
ovens escaped destruction, but the principal
buildings OF the plant were destroyed. csus-
ing loss estimated at between sl50, 600 and
&2OO. 900, with no Insurance.
Otto Aust, one OF the wOrkmen, who had
gone on n high trestle between the coke
ovens ard the main plant 10 connect a water
hose, lost his life. Tbs trestle burned down
behind bin. and he fell into the hRmes.
Clarence Rust, another emplOye. was badly
burned. The plant cost half a million dol
lars. and began operations last summer. It's
owners reside IN Syracuse, y. y. The cause
| OF the flre IL not known. IL Is understood
that the burned buildings will he replaced a
| early date
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
THE NEWS.

Assordins to the present outlook The fate
Of Mrs. BcFkin. who IL being trie1 on the I
charge OF murder, will not rest In the hands
Of TIE jury In san Francisco until next
week
The lossl ONCE OF the Wells Fargo Express
Company at san Antonio Tex. was robbed
OF = package containing 10000
A speciai committee OF tho American
Economic Association. which closed its see
sion st New Haven. presented report on
the question OF currency reform.
monument to John McDonogb. the mil
lonsire philanthropist, was unveiled At
New Orleans by educational gatherings Ia
that city.
In anticipation that the Government will
take favorable action on the plan TO pay OF
the Cuban troops by giving them ti00 each,
the Cuban authorities here have taken steps
10 secure detailed Information as TO tae
nun Der OF Cubsrs who bore arms and are
sntisled to this bounty II the government
decides TO pay H.
Among ths passengers on tue steamer
China, which jast arrived At San Francisco.
from the Orient. we're Grand Duke Cyril OF
Russia and his Aides. Lieutsnants Causesu
and Gouss. The Grand Duke. who is a
cousin OF the Car. Is on bis way TO ST. Pet
srsburg. having nearly completed a tour OF
| the world.
A biszs at CuIlodsu. W. Va. entailing a
loss OF sc, ,O00 originated In very peculiar
way. Some young lads tied a box OF nrs-
crackers TO q dogs tail. when the dog ran
under the store building OF 5. p. Blackwell.
| rhe building ignlted aad was burned 90 ths
/ ground together with the contents. Loss
covered by Insurance.
The seventh annual m setlng oi the Amert-
can Jewish Historical Association was held
IN Philadelphia With the election OF officers
and the reading Of papers.
The American National Bank. OF Lima
Ohio. was mysteriously robbed OF ever els
900 In gold and currency.
At Alexandria. i've miles from Rocl
Springs. Ala, james Mitchell and Doe
Mcclellan quarreled over game OF cards
Both drew pistols aud nred. MacLellsn's sho
struck Mitchell 10 the forehead. tearing OF
the top Of theskuu and killing him Instantly
Mltchelrs ball struck MsoLollsn directl
over the heart. but fattsned itself against
pocket kniis, thereby SAVING bis life. Mac
LellAn struck Mitchell over the head wit
the barrel OF bis gun after killing him.
At Harrison. Ark, Frank Pace. ex-prose
cutting attorney, aud his brother. Henry
met NJ. l. Aderhollz, prominent stockmAr
on the street and a duel ensued. Ga whio
EldsTholtz was mortslly wounded. IN
trouble grew out OF difficulty few day
ago between Adsrholtz and Captain Pac'
father OF the brothers. In which CAPITAL
: Pace was dangerously shot and n by-stand'
killed by stray bullet.
AsPeeiAl from Hilisboro'. Tex. says: Mr.
( Isabel. her daughter, Mrs. Ossis Mslou
> aud Mrs. Malones infant child were burns
= 10 death IN eleir home. near Houston. Te.
J. The women could be seen In the house, b
Il was i'm mpossible TO rescue them, thoue
y every effort was made. The FIRE started
the use OF kerosene 10 light fre.
?. Herman Kiseo, IL years old, and Arth
!. Leedham. Q years. were drowned Whi
skating on thin ice at Harris Pond. Woo
q socket. II. l.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07


During .he last four years. according
10 the London Spectator. the duke tf
Bedford has carried out a scheme Of
animal acclimatiEation In the park NJ
Wcburn abbey never before attempted
Ia England "hirds as well "a quad
rupeds are the subjects OF this expe-
riment. But the greater number %
the animals are various kinds Of deer
Of which no fewer than thirty-cne spe-
cles are In the open park or paddccks-
bisons. zebras. antelopes. wild sheep
and goats and yaks The novelty and
freshness OF this experiment consist
not only In the accumulation Of such
a number OF species. interestlns as this
is TO the naturalist. but In their way ot
Mfe. free and unmolested In An English
park. That Is the lot OF the greater
number OF the animals at Woourn.
some being entirely fres and roaming
q large. like he native red deer and
fallow deer. while the others. though
for the present In separate lnelcsuKes.
are kept in reserves so spacious and
so lightly. though effectively separated.
that they have the appearance OF en-
ioying the same degree OF liberty.
The general effect on the view Of this
gathering OF animals FROM ali quarters
OF the earth on the green pastures and
under the slms and oaks roead ne
home OF great English family Is d.
scribed as being magnificent, Daring
the journey back by train tAroEsn
Bedfordshire and BucsinshamshiFe the
valleys and meadows stocked with oar
ordifery domestic animals seem scii-
tarH and deserted after the eye has
res,sd for hours on the varied and I'm.
yressivs forms that crowd the slopes
rroves and giades OF thts glorious park
This eject Is due IN Fart 70 the l1rxe'
ness Of the scale on which the stock
| ing OF woburn With Wild sEima-< Ia
been ea<ried out
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
rARANrvLA SHEDS IT'S SKIN.
In.ees In~r-.s.. sa sss ra~a Tizne
she MoltA

she Mols&
Prom the Country Gentleman: An
event % more than ordinary intefest
occurred in my ofsce yesterday noon
A large female tarantula shed ita skin
for the second time since it has been tn
captivity. Those familiar with insects.
spiders and related creatures are aware
that they are lnfased By a hards IN
Welding lntsgument. Increase cf si1e
is permissible only when the old skin
t. shed and one that has been newly
formed beneath expands TO the reQui-
site degree. This g. a process cor
stantly occurring In nature. and ever
excites interest in the behclder. When
A large spider three inches long throws
on the old lnterument n ~ a thrlllins
sight In the present case the taran-
tula had evidently been fecling unwed
for some days. a condition frequently
preceding this process among insects.
and yesterday morning she was found
lying en- her back and apparently dead.
but moved a little upon being disturb
Cd. she lay thus until about 1&ia.
whec ths rustllng her movements made
excited aktcntinn. The cid skin haf
then rupture1 sround tie thorex IN
eneh maaask thss tke t1p eouid ee
removed entire. and throush this open-
iux the rient spider vas literally
working out OF her old skin- Thts waa
accomplished BY the aid ot her eieht
legs aud the two ieg-like palpi- AT The
end of an hour the change had been
Effected. The spider lay upon her
back. beside the perfect skia. rcsting
from the severe exertiou.
This tarentuia WAS unusually large
before she moited. and is nov of stih
greater size. She came north In .
/ bunch OF bananas about two and hati
years ago. aud until last January was
the pet os Or J. 81 niaclow. Whiis
under his care one skin vas shed and
Is now in ms possession. AT idea o
the increase in size attendant upor
Noting may be gained ~ COMPARING
the Dimensions OF the dorsal piece O.
the skin shed about the latter part q
1895. when under the care OF Or. biEe
Tow. aud the ore shed yesterday. tn
first measures one inch and the sec
one measures one and quarter inches
Therefore. the present dorsai piece Vii
probably be- proportionatsly large
when fully expanded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
GEN. LAwroS's SEw Posr.
Assigned 10 Service I'm the Philippines as
Secor In Command.

Washington. d. c. Especial. The War
Department has issued oIders assigning
Msjor-GeneTal Lawton TO services in the
Philippines.
This assignment Is considered one OF ex-
eepiional importance, as General Lawt0p,
who was one Of the most conspicuous Ofii-
GERS in the campaign about Santiago, will be
second In command TO General Otis, and, Ia
the event of General Ogis' appointment As
Goveroor-General OF the Philippines will as
sume military command of the forces In the
Philippines. His new duties will require a
combination Of neIve and tact.
General Lawton bas recently been IN com
mand OF ths camp at Huntsville
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
CASHIER SHOT PRESIDENT.
Arrest Made in & Case that Has PuSzied
Salt Lake People

Salt Lake. Utah. Especial. The mystery
surrounding the shooting of ex-Banker J.
NJ. Stout, two weeks ago, has osen nearly
cleared up. Cashier Johns, Of the Utah Ma
t.onsl Bank, was arrested on the charge OF
doing Tho shooting and his hearing ccntin-
u~d uatil Stout sufficiently reeovers TO ap-
pear In court
AT the Instance Of United States Commis-
.,onsr Twomy. a warrant was sworn out 10
arrest Stout on the charge OF having pre-
sent,d to the bank examiner certain falss
entries ON the books, while President Of the
Utah National Bank, and for unlavfuily
misappIying the funds OF the bank.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07
CAPT. ToBIS COMMITS SUICIDE.
Firsd . Ballet Into His Mosth, Psnstrss-
ing Spinal Coiomp.

Knoxviil-, Tenn, Especial Capt. John
Nj. TobiD, until recently Qusrtermasser OF
the First Brigade OF the Division at Camp
Poland, coDmitted suicide by firing pistol
4 all iaso bis mouth. The Luilet passed
through his spinal column killing BIN In
stantiy. The deed was committed In Capt
Tobin's room In the Palace Hctsl. He was
missing and q search for him revealed bis
dead body, exposed on his bed black
eped pistol In his band told the story OF thu
desd.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07

Paris, (By Gable. IN. Claude Frsneois
Phllibcrt rIrcuir de Corcelies, former secre-
tary OF the French Legation in Washington.
snd a maternal grandson OF Lafayette,
disd In mis- sta year. He was born AZ
Mareiiiy a. Axsygus (Raone) on June
"a. lso2
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-01-07

Buffalo. ". ", Especial si.)-Thomss l.
Banting, former Representatives In Congress
frou the Thirty-third district, died suddenly
OF pneumonia Ia his apartments In this city.
Mr.. Busting ives born In Eden, T., April
~, le<A
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-07

Bentonville, Ark. Ihave tried V-O and am fully convinced that is all you claim it to be.
 Mrs I. J Curry.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-07

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