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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
OBITU AEN


Mrs. Ann r. Davis died Wednesday even
ing at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Mckenzie ia south Eighth street, In her
ninety-hrst year Mrs Davis was MISS
Ann Il. Drummond. OF Brunswick county,
and up 10 six years ago was resident
OF New York CITY, with her son, John
A. Davis. During her stay IN Richmond
she had been with her two daughters,
and had won host of friends.
She leaves two daughters. Mary A.
Wingard and Ida w. Mckenzie, and one
son. John a. Davis.
The funeral will take place from her
daughters home. IA south Eighth street,
at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
James Martin.
Mr.. James Martin died suddenly at MS
home, in Williamsburg, Va, Wednesday.
The remains have been brought 10 Rich
mond. and the funeral took place from
the home OF his son-in-law, hr. II. =.
Hughes No 2s south Reservoir street,
at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Deceased was IN The 18th year OF his
age. lie served through the civil war az
a member Of Carers King william At
tillery. He was in the ranks from July.
1861. to April. 1855. He leaves two daush-
t4rs-Mrs II. T. Hughes and Miss Lula
NJ. MdEkln-dHu bl' o'hf @iAf - - -'sN-@N+'@'
Mrs. Joanna W. Parsons.
Mrs Joanna wesley Parsons, wife Of
CAPTAIN W. 4. Parsons. died at her resi-
dence in yinita Tuesday morning, AGED
forty eight years.
Mrs. Parsons was the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs H. b. Wesley. OF Port Chester.
\ y. and the interment was made at THAT
place Yesterday. She Is survived by a
husband. two sons and two daughters.
George X. Quincy.
WINSTON. n. c., Nov. E.-special--
Mr.. George r. Quincy proprietor OF Blue
Ridge Inn, Mt Airy died suddenly al IL
o'clock to-day OF rheumatism OF the heart.
He was native OF Warren county, AMI
during his life conducted hotels al War
ronton. Reldsvllle. Winston. Charlotte
West Point. Va, and Mt. Airy. lie 'Aas
e prof Trent Mason and good citizen, ana
leaves two grown dau,h'e"s Hts remains
will be brought here tomorrow and
buried beside his first wife In salem
cemetery. lie married a second time -FOUR
wears ago al West Point Its last wita
died a year ago In Mt Airy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

ROANOKE. VA. Nov E.-Special.-A
pretty marriage took place at high noon
to-day at ST. Andrews Catholic church,
al which Rev. Father j. w. Lynch Off
ciated. The groom was John A. Carr
SON ~ George y. Carr. OF this city. and
the bride. Miss Mary Y. Wrenn. S. IT..
Slefert was the best man and Miss Annie
Wrenn. OF Lynchburg maid OF honor
The other attendants were d. Winifrey
Reid and Miss Mary Carr. sister OF the
groom The couple left on the afternoon
train for an eastern and northern bridal
tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
YOUNG MAN UNDER A CLOUD
Salesman for swift & Co.'S. Richmond
Branch Charged with Embalzlement

9"'V9'''''" III ~ -.
Branch Charged with EmbaLhlemen'
Charged with embezzlcmcnt. Howard
~ wood "a vouue man employed as
t...f establishment
silesiii''h 'l 'i' i''-'''''
OFF the Chicago house ol swirl Dc Co.,
dressed beef and provisions 1906 east
,......4 .,r..t ,,,. arrested shortly after
l.ll..,l lash o1.n,r.. af the con.pany's
a.. ,.fe,,od mn affection to the proceed
..., .'...,i,. ..,...,,.,...,i.l officer AV. j..
..,.'.tr,, ,.ro served the psners TO- the
i5.r.t poIiDe station. Ills request for
- .. .,,..,..l. +'.I,. ,,,, his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

Pythlas viii be held in Pythian castle
Hall i'm this city tonight Damon Lodge
Will confer the third degree on several
candidates from Naomi Lodge. The
Lnwril,en work will be exemplihed. quite
large delegation from Richmond will
be IN attendance. The convention VIII
be followed by "A collation..
The Petersburg Iron Works Company
IS building here large scow for the Nir-
ginia Dredging Company. The scow IS
nearly completed and will shortly be
launched.
Most Of the clerical and lay delegates
and visitors 10 the Virginia Conference
which adjourned last evening left this
morning for their respective homes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
500 90
1920 Of
s39ls Il

The pamphlet to which Mr.. Meredith
drew attention also makes comparison
with other cities.
TWELVE PER CENT
The paper closes by the statement that
taking into consideration the amount paid
To the CITY directly in taxes, the amount
saved to the pockets Of mechanics and
narents OF school children, and the
amount exnended IN paving. this city
derives in benefits. direct and indirect.
about twelve per cent. az per cent? Of the
gross earnings Of the companies and that
no c,t, IN the United States derives so
great benefits from its Street Railway
Companies. ~.,-,,,
IN OTHER CITIES.
T. .,,noort n this contention Mr.. Meredith
DIV attention to the rate in the follow
,n. o,,,es as a result OF advanced
thought:
The civ OF Syracuse, with a white
nonnIation OF il9eoo only charges two
no.. cent 'upon gross earnings and the
l,o,.raI oronertv taX-also responsible for
80 rirst payment to be made 1900
,rh, cit, ~ Milwaukee. with a white
,,o.,'Iation of 2750o0, charges four per
re,,t Of gross earnings. If those earnings
an,o,,nt 40 s00.co0 and two per cent.
staroos ~ they do not amount 70 500 co..
THO cltv OF Allegheny, Pa, with white
nonulatIon OF 10000, charges two per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
WILSON.
A Brilliant Wedding in Tabb Street
Cburch-Other Items.

fN'ihH-
PETERSBURG. VA. Nov Especial
Tabb Street Presbyterian church IN
This CITY was the scene this morning
shortly after ten O'Clock OF one of the
most brilliant marriages that has taNen
place in Petersburg for sometime. The
contrasting parties were Mr. Marion
Patteson PEBBLES and Miss sue Gillian
Wilson.
The bride attired in a dark blue tailor
nude suit and carrying American Beau
ties, entered with her brother. Mr.. sam
uel Wilson, who gave her away. the
ushers were Messrs Whitworth Wilson
Fisher Collier. Henry PattesOn. William
Young. David Parker, and DIS Meade,
John Mann. and VIM. Pitcher Miss sal
lie Wilson was maid OF honor. She wore
white Organdie over talleta leghOrn hat,
with pink roses. and carried La France
roses. The ribbons were held by lltts
Sallie Donnan and Master william par
ham keyan.
Rev j. W. Rosebro. ID. ID. ofiiciated.
The bride who Is a daughter OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Whittworth Wilson, is quite
pretty and one OF Petersburg most al
tractiye young ladies. The groom Is
popular young man OF this city. The
bridal presents were both useful and
costly. Among them was MASSIVE
silver service The newly made couple
left on an extended bridal tour north
Mr. Boss Rickes and Miss Lucy Tuck
er were married last night At SIS o'clock
AZ the residence OF the bride In Din
wl0die county.
Mr.. Robert Downing and Miss AnEis
Munroe were united IN marriage yester-
day afternoon al $50 O'Clock at the par
sanaoo az tho Naflodisf church in Ma
toaca Chesterfield county Rev +. w.
Proctor ofliciated.
Mr. o. 4. Boisseau. OF Dinwidde. has
bought privately the Sanford farm near
Fords defoi. on the Norfolk ard Wes-
tern railroad. The price paid Tor the
property was $50.
District Convention No. 3, Kpi6hts q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24

ROANOKE. Va Nov. 2G. Special-It
has been practically decided that Roanoke
Will have "a cotton mill I'm the near future.
The capital stock is 90 be- $4,000 Many
outside PARTIES have already applied for
stock and "a committee has been appoint
ed by the Board of Trade 10 solicit sub
scriptious in The city. The committee is
as follows. r. H. FairfaX. a. W. Good
wgn. Louis Scholz, r. n. Angel J. q.
pu,t A. T. siebert J.. Catogni and ]. j..
Meals.
A manager with twenty-four years ex-
81, rience has already been selected
A,iss blanche Maddux. of Louisa Court
house is the guest of Miss Mosby. us
west Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
Case Continued,

I'm the Law and Equity Court yesterday
the case Of 5. =. Hcsler. who sues the
Traction Company for $500 for alleged
injuries sustained from that company in
the breaking Of his hip, was laid over to
next Monday BY consent OF counsel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
DEATHS.

PARSONS.-Died at Ninita. Va, Novem-
her gist, at ii:i5 i. NJ. JOANNA IVES
LEY PARSONS, wife OF Capt. w. "A.
Parsons and daughter OF =. u. wesley.
OF Port Chester \. Y. Her remains
were taken 10 Port Chester, y. y. Tor
interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
stole Diamond Ring and Money.

Noble Mosby (colored) is under arrest
at the First police station charged with
robbery. She Is accused OF stealing a
diamond ring and ten dollars in money
from q Mss Goodilood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
lrbOr IDay.

Yesterday was ArbOr Day az the Ma
sonic Home, and quite a number OF trees
were sent 10 that beautiful place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
ROAST THE RAILWAYS
AND THEIR LAWYERS
give his reasons why the report should
be adoDtcd

give his reasons why the report should
be adopted
Mr. Meredith said one view 10 take was
that street-car company was purely an
object Of taxation. but the broad view
was that it Is "a means Of building up the
citv. of convenience; indeed. 10 many OF
necessity This was the broad. just view,
and should be considered the main issue.
Toolliny at the matter IN that manner,
tine conclusion would be that nothing
Should be done TO hinder or impede h.
Air. Meredith went on 20 say that any
accountant that the Council might APP
point would have access 20 all the BOOKS
o. the company. they would then know
how false was the idea abroad that the
cou,pauies were making a mint of money.
Mr. Meredith said that out Of the earn
ipes of the Traction Company for year
AFTER paving interest. running expenses,
LAYING aside something for the sinking
fund. providngl for depreciation and tax
account there \ left only the sum OF
slo1S26. ...-..
And that" he exclaimed. without
nrovidine for extraordinary contingencies
or DAMAGE suits: and there is now one
pending for $1,000"
Mr.. Meredith made a strong appeal 70
The committee not o. reduce the Traction
company 20 the condition of the Rich
mond Railway and Electric Company by
int0ierable b-rdens.
NO one has damned thdt service hio4o
than you gentlemen he sad.
FACTS AND tl1DI'No'
Mr. Meredith drew attention 10 the lol-
loving facts and figures, prepared IN
pamphlet form by both companies. as
showing the benefits that have accrued
To the city from the Traction Company:
June ~ I''o ~ '' ''' ''''
ls'v. >, eee m
Junt-Sept. aNe9'''''''''F-''''
LABOR tlVAe's, 49, --,l
V''l AZ -'s0'''F-'' ''|'
scnool o, uON0''' % ootL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
1t is Thought They VIII
Resist at MOntelban.
FIGHTING AT ILOlLO
The Insurgents are IN Retreat But
the Fighting Continues
AGUINALOO WAS SURPRISED.

lie was Not Expecting the American
Advance for Month and His
Troops Were Scattered at
Their Homes Doing the
Har,csting-Ihc Cap
tain of O'DOnncll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
R. H. NJ HARRISON,
Brood and foushee Streets,
Richmond, Nirs ~,


pass through General Whcaton's lines
November 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-24
THE TIMES. RICHMOND VA FRIDAY. NOVEMBER pa 1899.
w. C.LIPSCOMB'S WILL
is ANOTHER MYSTERY


pressed his satisfaction with the usual
"A-h-e.m"
Dat was one cold mornin Jes 10
Christmas" resumed the antiquated boat
man. an tell you truth boss, ] had on
too much"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13

Spring politics are beginning
to be talked.
The doctors report a great
deal Of sickness.
Pred Mcintyre, drives the
SWEETEST rig IN town.
The ell say that the music at
the dance Friday evening was
fine.
J. 7. Reard,.n, the Rhinelan-
der druggist, has an advertise
ment in to days issue.
Remember J. B. Rogers the
merchant tailor when you want
clothes.
Art Rogers, the Rlinelander
horse dealer, was in town Mon
day
This is the time that you ap-
preciate a large wood-plle, or q
near neighbor who has one.
The water pipesin the barber
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13
School Notes.

The cold weather and Ia grippe
continue to make q small atten-
dancen all the departments.
James Baker has withdrawn
from the higher department and
will leave for Arbor Viate, to-
morrow, where his parents live.
Otto Neamith, who has been
in attendancein the intermediate
department., left Saturday far his
home at Manawa.
The second year students hav-
ing passed the final examination
in American History, will com
mence a course in Physiology
Monday morning.
It was found necessary to make
several changes IN the seating Of
pupils.
Among the visitors the past
week were Mrs. L, McGill, Grace
Damn, NJ. Taggert and Beulah J.
Byrns.
The subject Of Numbers and
Arithmetic is being discussed at
the weekly meetings Of the teach
ers, Monday afternoons.
A spelling match was engaged
in Friday afternoon by pupils OF
grammar and intermediate de
partn1ents. Maude White, Vivi-
an Thrum and Chas Weigand
remained standing the longest
and went down on the word
"siphon,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13
ars, Monday afternoons.
r4warvhadY EaEa Es,s

,yascarots Candv Catpartc, the most won
deiIul medical discovery Of the age, peas
ant and refreshing to tho taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system. 3isnei COLDS,
cure hcadaohe, fever, Gahit7al constila ion
and biIiousness. Please buy and try 2 box
II G. G. G. to-day; 10, %, 10 cents, Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13
Personals and Otherwise.
Not quite SO cold.

-Washington's birthday, Feb.
22nd.
st. Valentines day to-mor-
row, Feb. 18th.
Harry Aldrich, was at Three
Lakes, Thursday.
Rev, Goepfert, held services
at Three Lakes, Sunday.
Mrs. 0. 3. Moon, is visiting
friends at Appleton.
Finn LAWYER, was over at
Manitowish, Wednesday.
N. A. Colman, was at Madi-
son, last week.
Mrs. G. Cooper, visited Ca
YOUR, last Thursday.
John Smith and wifereturned
home from Oshkosh, Saturday.
Jack Bo1ger, Of Minocqua,
attended the hotel Smith open-
ing Friday evening.
20. P. Wissler, the Minneapo-
lis cigar man, was ia town. Sat
urday.
p. Lashants saloon building
was destroyed Wednesday after
noon, BY fire, at State Line.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hawkins, Of Ash
land, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. F. w. Mcintyre.
Clark and Oliver Thomas,
was down from State Line, Sat
urday, negotiating with F. ",
Mcintyre for bar fixtures.
Mrs Rob't Stewart, who has
been visiting her son, Vail the
past two weeks at Cavour, re-
turned home Thursday.
There were no services at the
Congregational Church Sunday,
on account Of Rev. Todd, being
confined to the house with the
la grippe.
L. Thomas, one ofthe earliest
settlers ia this part Of the state,
died at his residence at Lac
Vioux Dessert, Wednesday morn
ing.
An interesting sketch from
Arbor Viate, as how the log il
that section Of the country will
be found ia an column and read
with interest by the woods boys
and loggers.
+. W. Mcintyre, was elected
one Of the delegates at the state
convention Of NJ. w. A. at Osh-
kosh, last Wednesday, to repre-
cont This district at the National
Convention at Kansas City next
June.
T. B. Walsh, wife and little
daughter canle down from Iron
River, Thursday, to take in the
opening Of Hotel Smith, and to
visit a few days with relatives
and friends.
. A small bat appreciative au-
dience, attended the lecture at
the Congrega tional Church, Tues
day evening, Those that were
there speak in glowing terms q
Mr.. Reitzel as a lecturer and il
was to be regretted that the
Reverned gentleman did not
have a larger audience.
-Chas Felton'shorse "Tarran-
talus" started down the street
Friday at q 2:40 clip, and at the
corner Of Railroad and Wall Sts.,
the cutter upset throwing out
the occupants, the driver who
hung to the reins like grim death
to a monkey, was dragged a
block before he succeeded i1lst0p-
ping the beast. No damags done
except a broken bit.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13
From ArbOr Viate.

ger in northern Wisconsin. lie
is a Wisconsin product pure and
simple and employees Wisconsin
men only. His reason for not
employing Michigan men being,
that they will not stay to see a
camp break. The aver tge length
of a Michigan mans stay Chat
is a Michigan winter being, &C
cording to Hewlett, seven days.
He once said to one Of these row
ing Michigan men, did you ever
see a camp break?'' and the
Michigan man promptly replied
"No, and by the Powers, | never
intend to-"
Mr.. Hewlett sputtingin some
nice large timber running about
five or six to the thousand. His
logging chance, however, is none
of the best, his logging roads
running up hill and down dale in
a way that would dishearten
any but man Of experience.
If his "sky-hookers" or "men
who work in the clouds" and
his teamsters were not of the gilt
edge type, the moss appalling
casualties must inevitably be Of
daily occurrence. These logging
roads always lead down hill to a
lake and the roads on the hills
are covered with hay to act as a
break to the sleighs coming down
with loads. A couple Of occur
rences as related by Mr.. How
lett will convey a good idea Of
these hills which in places become
veritable mountains. Ii any
doubt should arise III the mind OF
the reader as to the truth OF these
statements, such doubt may be
spec Oily dispelled by calling at
the company's office, where Mr..
Howlett's affidavit can be seen
hanging on the wall in a gilt
frarze.
AS before stated the hills are
"haved." But the hills are SO
loug and 50 steep and the loads
are SO heavy ard attain such a
terrific velocity, that the sleigh
shoes become heated to such a
degree, that they set fire to the
hay and consume it thereby, Use
ing up more hay on the hills than
the stock will eat. Arriving at
the bottom OF the hill on the lake.
the shoes being so heated, melt
the ice and that is the reason the
lakes on Howlett's works will
not hold up, while the other FORE
men are having no trouble.
When asked why he did not
sand" the hills and economic
in the matter of hay he said,
then. a set of sleigh shoes would
be worn out every TWO or three
trips. So, there he is between
the two horns of the dilemma,
and he sure to be gored which
ever he takes.
By way of further illustration.
Not long ago, one Of these big
loads was gliding easily down
one of the toboggan slides when
the pole dropped out OF the neck
yoke. The team then lost all
control of the load which left the
road and the pole was driven
eleven and one-half feet into the
frozen ground and ittook two OF
his best teams to pull it out,
These stories, it must be admit
ted, sound pretty big but Mr..
Howlett's well known reputa-
ton for veracity coupled with
the aforementioned aft davlt
must convince even the most
skeptical.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13
R. D. Mcleod, left Saturday

-
r na..7;.,c came
lT...o.o.,1a F+.;dav 70
o'c4 : -. s..;a,ds
-
Those people Wao are comm
ed TO the mouse tI1lS Week Y -
la grippe, are; Mrs. :. ". 14cIn
tyre, MIS-. =. 1lc Al1lzle' MS y, "
y. Walsh Mrs :. :, Ao, - 3D. J, .
Rogers Dan 1Ag1'olls'11'' = : :
o5eVe11S alie N0S' Aoa''
Alex Higgins, was home over
Sunday getting acquainted with
his wife. He left Monday tor
Stevens Point, TO take IN the
county superintendent institute
from which place he will return
to Minneapolis.
The Weekly Leader, is the
name of . new 1aner published
- 1a1,1o%,d nv 4 w Bowro1.
: ) !; co1,,,,,,, c,,1a4-to neatly
set and printed, In politics it is
Independent. Here is TO the new
paper and nayit grow and pros
per.
An Eagle River woman,
whose husband is in the habit Of
coming home late at night, de-
cided to cure him of the pernici-
Gus habit with fright; SO the 9th
er NIGHT she arravei herself in a
f1igl1tf11 makeup with horns and
boots as prominent features, and
then when the husband entered
the room. presented herself before
him and in deco seDulchral tones
said: "S-i-r, | am t-l-ed-e-v-i-l. !"
HE, shake. Old bow, I'm, bic,
vo,1r brother-in-1aw. M-Marri-
ed vo,1 sister
r, 4ba 60, az NJ P;o,dan
introduced a bill. 10 prevent in
i,1rv 90 growing crops b. hun
fars and 70 prevent poacEiag ia
private deer enclosures. The bill
provides that no hunter shall en-
Ter GROWING OF. standing grain
o. hermit his dog to do 50, With
ont permission from the owner.
The punishment is not less than
Az nor more than $40, or i'm
nris9nnelt fron2 ten to thirty
DAYS. It also provided that no
narson shall kill deer in any pri-
waite enclosure, park or preserve
under a penalty Of q fac Of from
ten 70 TWENTY-FIVE dollars, or i'm
,risonnent for fifteen to thirty
/ DAVIS.
- t7 r a,-a.,;,,o
- was ann o,5roed bv i11vit ations
;se,,ad the week before. On ac-
count Of the severe cold weather
and the Il grippe which 50 many
bad +17e a++aodanca was not as
|laroa as il would have been i
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13

Tell me not in mournful
numbers the town is so full OF
gloom, for the mans a crank
that s1un1bers in these bursting
DAYS Of boom. Life is real, life is
earnest, and the grave is not its
goal, every dollar that thou turn
est helps to make the city roll,
Not enjoyment and not sorrow
is our destined end or way, if you
have no money borrow-buy q
corner lot each day. Lives Of
great men all remind rs, we can
win immortal fame, let us leave
the churnps behind us, and We'll
Get there all the same. In this
worlds broad field Of battle, in
the bjvouac Of life, let us make
the dry bones rattle-buy q cor
ner lot for life! Let US then be up
and doing with a heart for any
fats, still achieving, still pursn-
ing, booming early, booming
late. FIX.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-02-13

DIR. c. S. Deitz, dentist and
and OPTION, will be at Hotel
Smith, about Feb, 14th.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-11
Iftcrsrcu1 ottctt.

&aum Elm anberes 2unb ar6eitet auf
fcatalpolitiihem sSelbe 10 riiftis tpie
eie auftralil4e &plonie NeuzSeelanh.
9lu6 bas cSubr 1898 but Der cortiasn
Nrbeiteri6aft etniee bemerfsnsperthe
sSrrtfhrttte aebraht. unter anberen
cine ftaatli9e Mltersperiiderung. Die
8eittmmunaen nes betreffenben Sc
fekes iinb folaenbe:
ssSeber, tpelder bas IS. 2ebensiahr
ppllenbet bat, foll, 70 lanae a..s er iih
in Der &1lrnie alfbdlt, nie 8erechtiz
arna auf Mlterspeniion babsn. Wors
bebinaune tit, bab her iie 8eanipru=
Henoe mtnreftens 25 Sabre unurterz
hro6en in Der Golonie anIGFie geipe-
fen 1T unb hab er pdbrenb piefer 3sit
treber eine BeftrafInQ nit sSreihei.sz
entaiebung BON Sabren tpegen elmer
ehrenriibrieen 8ergehung, nod inner
halb Der lehten IL Sabre eine 8eltraz
fung bon 4 Mpnaten pber 81 brei per=
fhiebenen Malen neeen elmer mitsyrets
beitsentaiebunq Biz gu IL Mpnaten
cber bariiber ftrufbaren 0eraehung err
litten bat. Ginen Mnfpruh auf bie
Mlterspsniion baben ferner niht biejez
ntaen Gbemdnner, tpelhe ibre @befrau
nerlaifen baben pber tpelde ibre Mliz
mentationspfli6t aeaen ibre @befrdu
Dber ihre Ginber urter Ia sSabren ber=
nchldfIiaten. fotpie Sieieaiaen gbez
frauen, tpelhe ibren ghemann pber
lire Rinber berlafen baben. Nur Dies
ieniaen folIen iih ber peniion erfreuer,
tpelhe Elm gutes moralildes Mnfeben
genieben unb elm ebrbares leben minz
beitens Die lebten flint Sabre bpr ssn=
anfpruhnabme ter Beniion aefiihrt
baben. 0at Semanb elm iGbrlihes
girfpmmen bon $3.50 unb barber
ober Elm aeiiAertes 8eiibtbnm bon
$3.50 unb bariiber. 10 tann er teiuen
Nnfpruh nuf cine Mlttrspeniion ma>
den. Nie Mlterspeniion III aefsbIi4