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The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
GIFT OF PRINCE or WALES.
Judge Duke Receives Autograph Likeness
of His Royal Highness.

SNrrldi 70 ire fNSt
Charlottesville. Va. Dec. 3.-Judge r.
". T Duke Grand Master of MasOns OF
Virginia, has received from the Prince OF
Wales a photograph of his royal highness
with autograph, in recognition of judge
Dukes invitation 10 the Prince to take
part in the ceremonies at Mount Vernon
on the one hundredth anniversary of
WashingtOn's death.
The Earl of Londesborough, past grand
senior warden of England. and the Off
GERS of Constitutional Lodge. " 294, of
Beverley, East Yorkshire, have sent a
wreath of oak and evergreen from
Londesborough Park, to be placed on
Washington's Tomb on the occasion and
Canon Richard Weeton, of York, who is
chaplain TO the Earl LOndesb borough. has
sent some verses TO be read during the
ceremonies.
John Washington. the founder Of the
American family Of Washington lived not
far from LondesOorough and Beverley.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Virginia Supreme Court.

S.arsI 10 The Post
Richmond Va. Dec. 4.-Proceedings in
'he supreme Court to-day follow: Buck.
&c. rs GuaranJOrs' Liability Indemnity
Company, Argued by Hi! Montague for
ralutin IN error, and John Pickreu and
John a. Coke jr.. for defendant In error,
and submitted.
Bun ys. E1selking. Continued.
McCoy's executor VS.. Pitzer. Dismissed
fur fei.urc To- print.
Jones vs. city Of Williamsburg. Argued
by =. y. Stuhbs and B. II. Evan for plain
,id IN error and Il. b. MunfOrd for de-
1tLdSut iu error. and submitted.
The next cases 10 be called are, West
Real Estate Company vs.. Claiborne: Rich
mond Traction Company vs. Hildebrand
end CITY OF Norfolk vs.. NOung-NOs. 2S
- and 30
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
ADDED TO POE COLLECTION.
DIR. T.. X. Reynolds Presents Valuable Vol
umes to Univ ersity of Virginia.
Special 10 The Post.


Charlottesville, Va, Nov 39.-Dr Z. r.
Reynolds, Of Washington. has presented
tC the University OF Virginia library a
collection Of valuable books. Dr. Rey-
nolds was at the university on the oc-
CasiOn OF the unveiling of the Zolnay bust
OF Poe. and noted the deep interest at
that institution in its foremost literary
alumnus. He has included among the
volumes given the university a collection
OF works suitable for the Poo alcOve.
Some of these are rare. An interesting
part of this collection is the third vol
ume, which bears the title Of Poe and
His Critics." by Mrs. Sarah Helen Whit
man. The volume was published in 1859,
ten years after Poe's death. and thirteen
years after her engagement to him had
been broken off
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
THREE BULLETS FOR A NEGRO,
Phoebus Ofieer's Effective Means Of Stop
ping Fleeing suspect.

Special TO The Post.
Newport News, Va, Nov. 30-policewan
Joe Mastin, Of Hampton, shot and proba-
bly, mortally wounded William Thomas
alias Addison Brooks, colored, in the yard
Of Mrs. Sweat, at PhOebus, this mcrl-
ing. Three shots were fired by the officer,
each Of which took effect. Thomas. who
is a desperate character, visited Mrs
Sweat's place and wanted TO sell her some
chickens, which ne had in bag Mrs
Sweat had reason to believe that Thomas
had stolen the fowls, and after question
ing him called in an officer
Mr. Mastin was sent for and placed
Thomas under arrest, but the negro re-
sisted, and. after striking the officer, ran
off. The latter fired three shots. two
striking the fugitive in the feshy part of
his leg and the third lodging in the back
The negros wounds are serious. Mastin
has not been arrested.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
DON'T TOUCH OLD GLORY.
TatfOoed sailors Request Just Before His
Foot Was Amputated.

Special 70 Tae Post.
Cumberland, Md, Dec. 4.-Augustus
Rice, a tattooed sailor and steeple climb
er, was brought here early this morning
with his foot badly crushed. He attempt
cd To jump from one train TO another at
Sand Patch tunnel and fell on the track.
His foot was amputated above the ankle
aI the Western Maryland Hospital.
Rice has been all over the world and
speaks number Of languages. He was
a sailor on the cruiser Detroit, and dur
ing the Spanish-American war served on
the converted cruiser ELLEN. Rice asked
that the tattOoed stars and stripes with
eagle, on his leg, be not mutilated by the
surgeons knife, and the doctors were able
TO comply with the request making a
neat amputation below the emblem
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Corporations Appeal Granted.
Special to The Post.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 4-Judge Simonto


Raleigh, N c., Dec. 4-Judge Simonton
to-day granted an appeal to the Circuit
Court of Appeals in three of the nine
cases involving the right of the corpora
ton commission to assess railways for
taxation The appeal is from an interloc-
utory order. The other six cases will
await rehearing at Charleston, December
lS. If the other six cases are decided
against the State they will be appealed
frcm the final decision, so that the State
will not lose the right of appeal in any
of the cases. These nine cases are the
ones in which Judge Simonton recently
decided that the corporation commission
had no power to assess. The State Su-
preme Court has since then held that
there was such power
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Gillespie Released on 81 800 Bail.

Special to The Post.
Tazewell, Va, Dec. 1.-The case of the
Commonwealth VS.. d. b. Gillespie, charged
with shooting William White, near Spring
VILE this county, last September, was
called in the County Court yesterday, and
continued until December 20. Gillespie has
been baied in the sum of 1850. his sure
ties being ]. S. Gillespie. George W. Gill
lespie, Joseph s. Moss, r. X. Gillespie,
John w. Crockett, and r. b. Gillespie.
William Corn, negro, was convicted
of robbery and sentenced To five years
in the penitentiary. a motion was made
by his counsel tor a suspension of SEN
tence of thirty days, but this was de-
MED
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Mr. Lipseomb-Niss Williams.

Special TO The Post
Charlottesville, Va, Dec. "a pretty
wedding at FairvieW. in the southern
part of Albemarle was that of Miss
Naude A. Williams to Mr.. Robert Alex
ander Lipscomb, of Covington, Va. Rev.
S. o. Hall performed the ceremony. Miss
Ethel Payne, of Charlottesville. rendered
Mendelssohn's wedding march, and played
softly through the service, Then You'll
Remember Me-" Miss Birdie Williams,
sister of the bride, was maid of honor,
and Mr.. j. d. MustOe, of COvingtOn, was
best man. The ushers were Mr. Thomas
S Rowles, of Keswick; Mr. John Steele
and Mr. H z. Porter. of Charlottesville
The young couple left after the ceremony
for Low Moor, where they will stay sew
eral days before going TO Covington, their
future home
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Cotton Company Elects ORcers.

Syecia! 10 The Post.
Roanoke, Va, Dec .+Following are the
officers elected for the Roanoke Cotton
Mills Company, which is 10 be located at
the old Norwich Lock plant: R. r. Fair
fax. president; Edward l. Stone, vice pres
ident; c. IS. McElwee, manager; W &
McClanahan. secret tary and treasurer; H.
+. McWaae, T. W. Goodwin, B. p. Huff.
r. II. Angel, J. +. Butt, 5. d. Ferguson,
and J. :. Upton. directors. The mill VIII
be equipped with 300 spindles and when
necessary viii be increased to l5,O00.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
BOY Charged with Arson.

SprciaI . The fCsI-
Charlestown, W. Va, Nov. 30.-William
Beckham, young son OF DR.. II. c. Beck
ham, of Duffelds, Jefferson County was
brought here this evening by Constable
D. W. Hannah on a warrant sworn out
by j. c. Tabler, a well-known farmer of
that place. charging the burning of his
barn about a month ago. Considerable
surprise was expressed al the arrest. ow-
ing TO the prominence of the lads parents
The young boy is twelve years old Jus
tice Howell held Beckham 10 await hear
ing
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Thanksgiving Day Fox Hunt.

Special 20 Iht Fost
Front Royal, Va, Nov. 30.-The great
Thanksgiving fox hunt under the auspices
of the Pine Hill Hunt Club was success
fully run to-day. Forty hounds, the pick
OF the packs OF Warren and Rappahan-
mock, set a pace that puzzled the best Of
the thirty horsemen who rode 10 the
death. 4 fine gray was captured A num-
Der OF hard falls were sustained, and one
horse had his neck broken over z sti1
Jump. Tonight the Hunt Club entertain
ed the farmers over whose lands they
hunted. More than 20 were present.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Mate Held Responsible for Accident.

Norfolk, Va, Dec. THE coroner's jury
which investigated the death of Fireman
Jones, of the tug Maggie j Jory, which
sank IN Hampton Roads last Saturday,
has fixed the responsibility for the acci-
dent. After hearing considerable eyi-
dence, the jury found that tha accident
was caused ~ Mae lie B. Forbes, Of
the Jory. failing to properly steer The
boat. The mate was accuStGmed d TO a
cross-steering gear, and that OF the Jory
being straight, ne unfortunately steered
the Jory against the towing haWser of
the barges, causing her 70 capsiZe
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Escaped Honsebreaker Reeaptured.

Special 20 The Post
Newport News, Va, Dec. Al. Fl. Will
Jams, alias Henry Solomon. who effected
his escape from the station-hous about
ten days ago while awaiting trial on the
charge Of housebreaking, which he con-
fessed. has been recaptured and will prob
ably be brought back here for trial Will
Jams was apprehended Saturday evening
in Upper Portsmouth by Deputy Sheriff
Louis Codd, of Norfolk County, and was
locked up TO await the arrival of an off,
Ger from this city
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Engine sparks Fire Dwelling.

Special 20 The Post.
Roanoke, Va, Dec. 4-The residence OF
Walter y. Taylor, superintendent Of the
mines OF the Virginia Coal and Iron Com
pany. q short distance south Of the city.
was totally destroyed bv fire at an early
hour this morning. The house caught
from the sparks Of the engine On the rail-
rnad LEADING 10 The mines.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
BREWERY FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
New 100000 Plant to Be Erected at
Elizabeth City, on &. & D. Railroad.

Special 70 Tie Post
Newport News. Va, Nov. S-In the
Corporation Court to-day application was
made for a charter for the Leo Shulz
Brewing Company The incorporators
named are Leo Shulz, of Richmond. pres
ident; ]. j. Leonard, Phoebus. first vice
president; Fred G. Ripper, Newport News,
second vice president, and Otto Newkirch.
secretary and treasurer. These officers,
together with A. C. Wolf, of Richmond.
are named as directors. The capital stock
is placed at 100000.
One of the promoters of the company
said to-day that the plant would be es-
tablished on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. in Elizabeth City, about half a
mile from the city limits. He said $4,000
of the stock had been subscribed.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Fell | nder Freight Car.

Special 20 he F6sf
Petersburg, Va. Dec. Al. y. Houston
OF Kansas City. No, was very seriously in
jured to-day near WsverIy Station. He
was stealing a ride In q freight train on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad. when
he fell under one OF the cars. His right
leg and LEFT hand were cut of. He was
brought 10 this city for treatment.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
To Try the Pulp Mill Case.

Special 10 The Post.
Hagerstown, Nd. Dec. 4-Hagerstown IS
filling up tonight with lawyers and wit
nesses from Ailegany County connected
with the celebrated case of the State
against the West Virginia Pulp Mills for
the alleged polluting OF the waters OF the
Potomac. There are seven lawyers for
the prosecution and six for the defendant
10 witnesses for the prosecution, and sew
enteen for the defendant, with many more
TO be summoned. The case will occupy
two or three weeks.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Brakeman Fails from His Train.

Special 20 The Post.
Danviile Va, Nov. sc. B. Oyeracre.
Southern Railway brakeman. feH from
the top of a rapidiy-moying freight car
on the outskirts Of the city last night, and
was seriously, if not fatally, injured. lie
was found lying near the track IN an un-
concious condition and removed 20 the
House for the Sick in this city. where he
lies in very critical condition.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Pastor TO BEGIN Liquor Crusade.

SpecI2I 70 Inc F0SL-
Suffolk, Va, Dec. 4.-Rev. John Stanley
Thomas pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday night declared his in
tentIon 10 inauguTate an anti-liquor cru
sade Some months ago a movement of
the drys resulted in the closing of seven
bar-rooms In suburb called Fair Ground.
Mr. Thomas did not speak of closing the
saloons but said he should begin by hav-
ing saloon-keepers live up TO the law,
which forbids liquor being given or sold
TO minors
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Two Children Burned to Death.

Special 20 The Post
Culpeper, Va, Dec. 3.-Silas Deal,
farmer living near Rapidan Station, on
the Madison County side. was burning
brush on his farm yesterday while his
children played around the fire. The
youngest child, a little boy, ventured too
close 10 the blazing pile, and was fatally
burned before assistance reached him
The little sufferer fingered in intense ag-
ony for several hours before ne died
The five-year-Old girl OF Peter Lucas
cOlored, Of Batna, this county, was burned
to death last evening The parents were
away from home at the time, and had
locked the child in the house
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Caught in His Own Trap.

Special 10 The Post
Petersburg. Va, Dec. l.-Theodore
Rainey. OF Dlnwiddie County. a short dis
tance from Petersburg. has been much an
noyed by tratnps cf late, and as a pre-
yentive rlggrd up a gun on his porch with
a wire controlling the trigger. Last night
VIII e Rainey was opening the door he ac-
cidentdliy sprsng the trap, and the load
entered the fieshy part OF his leg.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
To suspend Aucrionssaies Of Tobacco.

Sp-cIai o ILt FpsI
Dsnville. Va. Nov. 2s.-The receipts Of
leaf tobacco in this market have been
enormous and every warehouse in the
city is hIled from cellar TO garret with
the weed The sales committee to-day
held a meeting and Issued the usual or
der 10 suspend auction sales on Thanks
giving Day. This action was necessary in
Justice 10 the farmers. hundreds Of WnOm
are In town with their tobacco. IL Is egtf-
mated that the sales for November will
reach 10 600 000 pounds
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Telegram Told oi Wedding.

Special 20 The fOst
Richmond. Va. Dec. l. - Mr. John :.
Martin and Miss Mamie Baxter, both or
Charlottesville, went 10 Weldon Saturday
morning and were married. The groom
and bride have been the guests Of Miss
BESSIE Rowe 400 West Marshall street.
Saturday morning they went 10 Weldon
for u visit TO Mr. and Mrs p II. Stain
back, OF that city, accompanied by Miss
Rowe. Later in the day i telegram was
received here stating that Mr. Martin and
Miss Baxter had been married.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
TOOK THEIR GOODS BACK.
Eastern Dealers Became suspicious OF Man
Who Started Business in Norfolk.

Special to The Post.
Norfolk, Nov. 2S.-A suit was entered
here to-day by NJ. Joseph & Co., OF New
York, against II. D. Jamison- 1t is alleg-
ed that Jamison represented to the New
York firm that he proposed to invest 1850
cash in business here. They shipped him
large orders of dry goods, which, they
claim, were re-shipped from Norfolk to
other points. About $3.50 worth of the
stuff was attached to-day and boxed for
shipment to b. Brown and S. Cohen, OF
Philadelphia. Very little is known of
Jamison. About a month ago he rented
an office in the Citizens Bank Building.
but subsequently left here.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
LARGE SALES OF TOBACCO.
The DanviIle Market Handled S,049,6SS
Pounds During November.

Special % The Post
Danville Va, Dec THE sales of leaf
tobacco on this market during November
amounted to S,0i969S pounds, the largest
sales ever made in one month in the his
tory OF the market. The sales for OCTOBER
and November, the first two months of
the current tobacco year, were i5, H. 1886
pounds, 2,720 057 pounds more than for the
same period Of last year.
Notwithstanding the enormous receipts
and heavy sales of the past two months
the market has been steadily advancing
and all grades of leaf tobacco are higher
than they have been for four years past.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05

The rece pts for the sale Of stamps and
stamped envelopes at the Richmond post
office for the month of November amount
"a 10 S,O.gSlSG This shows an increase Of
& a64. 10 over the corresponding month OF
last year, and this is the greatest increase
shown in the receipts of one month over
The corresponding month OF any previous
Year, being within a fraction of ~ per
cent
The money order business has increased
in the same proportion. The amount OF
money now paid out 10 merchants and
others In the redemption OF orders aver
ages nearly 5000 per daJ.
Those interested in the Establishment OF
the beet sugar factory near Fredericks-
burg were a. the office of the commission
of agriculture this morning, and an
nOuUced their readiness 10 commence con-
suuction OF the buildings by January l.
The only consideration that now enters
into the plans for building is the securing
Of promises Of farmers TO plant a suffi-
oiout acreage in beets TO keep the plant
running after IL has been erected. \ great
many farmers have already indicated
their purpose 10 raise beets for the fac
tory and great many more will undoubt-
r1ly plant beets.
Commissioner. Koiner will shortly issue
iE bulletin form a statement of his trip
g. Nebraska. making plain 10 the farmers
the methods in vogue there in the raising
0i the sugar beet and stating that hand
some pTOnts result theTefTOm.
The parties interested in the claim of
Cora Bailey ana William Frederick Lips
comm against the estate Of the late W G
liDscomb, OF Presque-Isle, have reached
an agreement, by the the payment of
S.50t This claim is for money loaned
and services rendered" by the woman TO
Mr.. LipScomb.
4 charter received at the office of the
score arv Of the commonwealth l. that OF
the Peninsula Land and immigration Com
pluy. The capital stock Is placed ct from
S1oep 20 XDOyp The principal Office shall
br al Boulevard. New Kent County Va.
officers for the first year are stared as
follows President. l.. j. Barnes; vice
president. T.. W Warburton; treasurer, II.
y. Phillips; secretary, John Dahn.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Justice of Peace Found Murdered In Bed.

Special to The Pos.
Point Pleasant, ". Va, Nov. 29-Bal-
lard Creemins. justice OF the peace at
Bryan post office, in the lower end OF
Mason County, was found murdered In
bed this morning. He had been shot
through the body and his skull crushed.
Some months ago Creemin's wife elOped
with q farm hand and Creemins had in
stituted proceedings FOX divorce. The Of
ficers are making an investigation.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Charged with Attempted Assault.

Special u Tee Foai-
Charleston, W. Va. Dec. A warrant
was issued to-day for Charles Arthur,
charging attempt 10 criminaily assault
Miss Helen PEBBLES. beautiful and pOpu-
lar young society lady. Arthur. IL Is al
legged, assaulted the young woman near
ner home threw her coat over her head.
and dragged her into the woods. when
nsssers-by rescued her. Arthur has leis
the STATE.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
stabbed By nm Insane Man.

Special 20 TIE Pest
Weston, ". Va, Dec. 4-This afternoon
as W. A Taller. a guard. was walking
through the corridor at the State Insane
Asylum. George Newail. an insant patisnt.
drove the blade OF a knife four inches
long into Taler's side. infiicting a wound
that Will probably cause his death. Taller
was married only a few weeks ago. ant
Is A son Of Hon. W. II. H. Taller. Newall
said he found the knife on the hospital
lawn Yesterday.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Prairie inIIampton Reads.
srs-la, TO The Pest


Norfolk. Va. Dec 4-The auxiliary
cruiser Prairie arrived I'm Hampton Roads
mis- morning. She came from New York
sHa is expected 10 come up 10 the Nor
t0la Navy Yard. where certain repairs re-
D..-ei VIII se made upon her She is then
.HpIuleI TO sail for Baltimore. where she
Will TAX on a portion OF the exhibit which
rhe government will make al the Paris
.suosIJiDu. The exhibit IL 10 be landed al
IagTy she viii atterward ply betWeel
t.l- country and France. probably until
'.r close of the Exposition, carrying ex-
.....~ over.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Going 10 Cuba TO Teach English.

SptelaI 70 Tie POST.
Petersburg. Va, Nov. 2S-Miss Jennie
Marks. daughter Of Mr.. F. E. Marks. Of
this city. has gone to Cuba, where she Will
teach English in a school to be establish
Cd in Havana. After graduating from the
school in Petersburg, Miss Marks took a
postgraduate course in a language school
in New York City. Her scholarship won
the confidence OF her teachers. and when
they determined tC establish a branch
school in Havana she was requested 10
take the English department
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Ex-Consre-sman Meredith Ia the Hospital.

Special 10 j he foal-
Manassas. Va. Nov. 9-Ex-COngress-
nan Z. E. Meredith. who has been crit
lcally III for the past month, left to-day
for the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more, where he VII! receive special treat
ment. He was accompanied By his physi-
clans. Drs. b. F. Iden and J. G. Meredith.
His trouble is a stomach disorder. from
which he has been suffering for about six
months
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05

George ". Stevens. superintendent Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad; Col. John Gus
sons. of Glen-AIlen. and the following
from Richmond: Rev James p. Smith.
Col. W. II. Palmer. Col. John B. Purcell.
William X. Trigg, Charles T. Doyle,
Thomas Atkinson. William G. Preston,
StanhOpa Boiling, Charles b. BOlllnS.
VirEtnius Newton. and Judge George L.
Christian.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
MINERS, WAGES ADVANCED.
Coal Operators of FairmOnt Voluntarily
Grant Increase of Is Per Cent.

Special 70 The Post,
Fairmont, W. Va. Dec. Last night
notices were posted by Watson & Co. and
Clark & Co, the largest coal producers
in the Fairmont regions, announcing an
advance of ) cents a car. or 10 per cent.
in the pay of miners. The advance was
effective to-day This is the second ad-
vance given by these firms in three
months, and il makes the rate of pay at
their mines higher than elsewhere in this
State.
Both advances were made voluntarily
and without suggestion on the part OF the
miners. Other mines in the Fairmont re-
gion followed the first advance, and are
expected 10 follow this one. -Four thou-
sand men are affected.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
virginia Girl as Lady Byron.

Special 10 The Post.
Richmond, Va, Dee. 4.-iMss Mary
Thurston, of this city. has accepted the
part Of Lady Byron. in Mr.. James Youngs
new production Of the play written by
Miss Rida Louise Johnson. entitled Lord
Byron" Miss ThGrston has been study
ing for the stage for two years, latterly
with NJ Charles Person.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Church DesGr0J ed by Fire.

sf.cI.l 10 TIE Post
Winston. n. C., Dee. 4-Loyes Methodist
Episcopal Church. al Walkortown. was
destroyed by fire yesterday. II caught IN
20, ceiling from q defective iiue and
burned rapidly. The organ and carpet
were saved There is no insuran G The
lolsf cost SZoJg I. viii be rebuilt az once
Re-, vs. 81 Curtis is the pastor
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05
Road TO BE Ready BY January 4.

.reclaI % Inc FDst
Petersburg. Va. Nov. 28.-Mr. De witt
Smith, president of the Richmond. Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad. was here to-
day TO close contracts with the Atlantic
Coast Line for railroad crossings. Mr..
Smith saws he expects TO have the road
completed 20 accommodate through trains
from New York 20 Florida by the lst Of
January.
The Washington weekly post., 1899-12-05

evening. many of them being against al
legged old offenders charged with the Illicit
sale OF liquor. Some OF those indicted have
since left the community SIX indictments
are the largest number recorded against
any one The cases viii be tried in the
Page County Court. after which they 90
10 the United States Court at Harrison
burg. In the list Of those indicted are
both men and women