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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
City Officials Freezing in Their
0yerc0ats.
SERIOUS IMMINENT DANGER
Pipes. The Reason Why. Trou-
BILE About Coal supply.
Bids from Dealers.

Il would be amusing III it were not
!'a'thati, 70 see the various city officials
si,ting about in their offices at the
courthouse s!liverinS in the;,- overcoats
ara waiting fer y ..v;i1rnrh that never
CONES
The Situation has 4 serious side.
Competent authority has stated shat i'll
case Of q freeze every heating; pipe III
;he building would burst. leaving the
occupants ut the .tity offices and Jail
ptived Of the ittle warmth they now
enjoy.
4 year aso before the present fail
vas built the boiler in the basement
heat that building. When the Jail was
3uC UP, pipes were run into it and lne
boiler was inati,. TO do double duty
This it might have done even then, in
4 NJ SOFT Of fashion. had it not been
that the arrangement iar heating the
jail in some way or other kept cold
wafer flowing back in the BOILER. which
not only made it impossible to keep
seam UP to any sort Of effective notch.
but kept one lnan busy ShOVeling coal
III day long-;na all night.
The building and Crouli;ts Committee.
If the council is taking steps to remedy
This state OF aHai!S. hut it Will require
six week time. which is amply sufficient
- nllow All Of the city officials TO freeze
i, death.
'rhcrc is ano,iher phase to the situa-
ton. which is almost equally grave. y
r"uE!s q months ago the council asked
fll 'b!,is o.: Goa, for the courthouse. All
The dealers III the city bid. each naming
ST 4 ton as the figure. The council
never acted on the bi>.E ana has not
a,ea " T. this date.
shortly after The bids were filed. coal
jumped up 20 s. a ton In view Of the
delay chat has Occurrcd--two months.
almost. it is extremely improbable that
z dealer in the city will consider him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
@
scarcity II Coat.

ihcfe IS 4 steam coal famine in the
Ne% OK market and il is estimated
sltti tnc supply i; o0n.n40 tons less than
~" demand and the dealers are active
IL cnGag ed III an attempt to fill contrac Ct
orders.
rms state Of affairs has become yery
;'rHic during The past Week ana it
shows no signs CT Improvement. All of
lht' large coal operators at NeW York
az unable I" deliver inc orders as fast
g; lieE ara wanted on account oi III.
i'&i that the railroads cannot supply
ihe'r With cars.
Nnst IF IN. central distributing
points On The coast are 50 scarce >f coal
thai II practically amounts 70 a famine
E@MpHrt News is nat - BAD! off as
Gthnl ports and coal is being shipped
rom here daily in large quantities, one
da+ last week breaking; all records
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
THE BLOoDFIELD FIRE.
Loss OF Propsrty iteached as, 900. Fire in
tho Afternoon,

Owing to the Elour, full informal ton
regarding the fire in BloCEiiield yeSter-
day Elarnin" c>iu!d not be obtained in
t!tnr. for the morning paper
The fire enormously reported to l1av..
started in Jonca's place, in reality start
~ in one Of the tenements in Nelns'
IL i'cW. which was entirely destroyed.
thu Joss being about $4,000 With insu-
rance amounting TO $4,000 The Rchrig
row was also burned. the loss approx
mating $1,000. Altogether. twenty-one
houses Were, burned making this the
most extensive fire in the history of the
aNenIc. il nct the most expensive. Mr..
". ]. Mems has lost about 81 900 in
BlooCi1ieiti in the last year or so through
fires, Of which amount about $1,000 has
been covered by insurance.
.hF TE.RNOON FIRE.
About 3:55 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Mr.. f. Il. Holmes new residence just
above the city. about FsEty-fourth
street, caught fire from the heating APP
pa:a;us. Only the prompt action CT
Miss Holmes saved the building from
destruction. she was ably assisted by
some men who We're working on the
Old Dominion sewer nearby and by the
city fire Department. w'iGich turned out
on getting the alarm. 1T was not nee
c$SarN TO turn on the hose. however
and The loss was not more tilan $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
TWO BARGEs LIBEI,ED

NJ: J. =. West. DepUty Jnltel[ States
Marsna!, yesterday attached the Two
hargcs. The S. r. Y. Watson and the
.aE@!l +. Sheldon, belonging 10 The
Lake Shore Transit COMPANY. of Clcv"-
lana. O.. but fcrmSil% owned hg 1hc At
':tllic Transportation COMPANY. The
attachment MS made on li!,r! papers
t!'eG il 1hr t':litcd States Court i,y ,he
tlfIi &f Cashier. CEll.,an X Bu!!!lt. deal
rs III P"cahontls coal, Jtie libcllanIs
claim $1,000 damages against III. TWO
ba:'@ss for breach or contract. Ii IS
probable THAT Trey Will giv,. bono ana
rrCcHed on their voyage. Tn cas-. is
set for hearing Dccemhci. 22d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
Meeting efsb, aYagn.tes.

On Thursday at the Ghamheriin Ho-
tol the baseball managers Of the Viz
"lNia League vii! hold another mectin.
Ten ~" purpose OF determining just
Row many Cities shah be represented in
III" I"aSu" ana what they silt! be
Il s car:ain that Newport News, Nor
l>lS. Portsmouth ard Richmond will
iaNc teams. II is tlmCst certain that
siillnPl2E Is equally as fortunate. 1t is
iiG" z tbs-up between Petersburg,
!-yn"haurt; a!:t' Roanoke. with The odds
in siiNor Of Petersburg.
On Thursday X is expected that the
flE@3ii VIII bc finally arranged and
Shat preparations will be made to ar
range z. schedule. Of games
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

Our handsome forty-four page illus
tratsd Christmas edition will be deliv-
cred 70 our regular subscribers with
ouL extra charge at their homes Sun
day morning, December the 18th. This
issue containing as it will everything
Of I!teres, relating 70 Newport News,
from its birth III, 10 the day Of going
10 press. will make it a valuable souve-
mr. We'll worth preserving. The price
Of this edition 70 all but our regular.
subscribers. whose names appear on
our subscription list December. IT will
ne five cents per copy. IN order to OBJ
tain this souvenir edition at regular.
subscription rates Your name must BE
on our list not later than December Ii.
r. G.. SMITH
Manager C~ircuIa ton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
HanIrTo:> MAN HEIR TO MILLIONS.
II > May Inherit. with Other vnginIans
Part OLA alO,OOo,OoG Esta,-

'~2eflal 70 III" Daily PrcSsl
III HNitNND. w. Dee 6--lt has iusr
l,een discovered after long ana careful
ssal,h. THAT There are now living in
Richmond several heirs, 10 a nant,ll,,,
fortune vsl'iuusly estimated 1T al ,ut
$40 100000
This Will be Welcome news. no, only
70 9 number Of Richmond people. bu:
also 70 many claimants to the property
VINO live in Fiuvanna county Va. in
ND1inlk, lynahhurg. ANA several other
ct peeFlc in Kentucky. Indiana ana
the West.
Ai.ll GET s2o00.ooo.
Atnol.s tbs Rjchmo.tl heirs il is
claimed oy the lawyers Who have
bavn engasel in Investigating the
claims tEat Williaass j. Hope, uf llortl,
J wcnty-fnurli! street is entitled 10 4
large sum watch viii probably rt-acl,
S2.uuo01o. An effort MAS MADE to-day
70 find Mr. Hope hut H. l.l:i not l,s
sound
,Anouaer heir q the estate is Mrs.
lAuntley, formerly Of Richmond bur
Eytw 81 Washington city. Sha once re
s!lSd On Wv-rl Franklin street.
MIS- HunrleN has engaged counsel 4,
iu.h her claims. ana expects to realize
large amount ri property
som. q. me other llclis are T.lunlas;
81. iiit2e. Mho IS a N.gni.E, merchant.
res;dins At l<eEt,s Store. 4 pos uiIice in
tiuvanna %olnty: MI knish; VOID
and NJ ADDISON Weed rf i'iuv.nna:
Mrs. susan iIGntlcy, lf Staunton, Va
and a gentleman in ilanl!,ipn Ma TIL.
GyieH hciis are s,:atter,yit about in
Virginia ara several Other States. y
number OF them can trace their relation
ship With the crigiEiA! owner OF the
properly, and nov that counsel has been
snSasei 70 Eush their Claims, there
seems every reason 70 believe the fight
LOT tne great fortune, which is now in
England. Mill develop into big gains FOR
Ia .A:le ritan heirs
THE RECORDS
Ihe claims Of the heirs in Virginia
ara elsewhere in this county viii 81
IascI largely rTlon The reeo IL Of Flu
wanna county at Palmyra. According
- these records it appears tlat Thomas
wood. The brother, o. James wood. an
eett .7tric Old Bachelor Who left tn. vast
:otsune. after Living 4 few Years ii
.Ssw lcrA ciiy moved 70 1'uvanna
county,. Virginia. ans! there married Il
Virginia lady This vas in 1857 HI.
h@H-rht hundred acres Il land. ana
"ther, property in Eluvanre,. ana was
cRns!d@reI {. man Of considerable.
ii-SaHS. re lied either in 1876 Of lS11
= Eu:r'asr Ct chiiirsn survive! hin
s.i2 at whom. Robert WOOD, commenced
~ Investigation. but his y.eaih & short
,lE:S i1itcrWd:d. caused the matter i,
~ dropped. X has lately been revived
~ MS ttuniley. d Washington city
M:lcse attorney, as WcN as Hon 4. 4
Gray ci Palmyra. Virginia. wsl, ~
presents the ilgina heirs fr.. much
encourage, as to th. cut.col for L
f!I:cii recovery.
CAB DRIVER, CLAIMS II.
There has always been a rualol in tho
family thst lhe immense Fortune ,ya.
awaiting them. hut as most OF The airs
wsre people "tho lived plainly, ana weya
M..heut s!1lfi5isnt means TO pusi1 the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

Il TT ~ h''s'f aug u hill ;tpliolHte"
crhi!nittreS o. extension 81 city limits.
amendments 70 cha,re" and yiaducts
"i@'E ~" II y g. ~ l-afaNctt" a$cnUc
vNs%nAs'!.
Ti'" following bond issues We're REG
":t;1tt.nica:
SaNi't ll:HH Bands Sina. O1A
F@r Paving Observation-Disclosures 100000
tal- : .lnnl.; Observation-Disclosures. ~ 600
!'or ''cuii House . .,.oao
Tar Fire Department. ~ 10000
tpl ,;;..,2::. Plant . ID 900
For Newport News ;raell 10000
--------
-Y,lal S,57 non
III aitv nas .,irt,.y jssual S ..,, noa
'ril,er additional, issues Mil make ~.
to1.tl >n;0 400.
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C1jy4.ion MA maze III this 81 III.
ground 'ts:a iAr' Cos ~ extending
7runi. ipal lsivilcGss IL This remote se-
,iGn wa,1i,9 b. TO great
Mi, F5ra stated That the O.u DolGin-
ion Lard. Company .wal!tJ'J ,tta city lin
i;s 10 extend caly 50 far as 10 take in
lne.i North End property il to
s.A;e:a street.
Cgiai.rln lSurGl?er suggested the APP
paint-n.ens 6 a sulb-congnitteS. To report
on the probable ccS't Of governing the
arcrcsed new territory and the esti-
7l7ated amount Of reNcnu" TO be dcrive,,
lne!efisfm The suggestion was AZ "ree
actes; On .lc chairman ai,pc;n,lnG
ihg suo committee
Tie magyar suggested That the Gem
miitee fake up the question IF separat-
ing 'hc otii.ss q The commemorative
and city attorney.
TN committee decided that tle, lin.
Aa!' arrived when the uWo offices should
De seEa:ait 4.
w. C0aIsi, suggested ;h:t the com
M:ttec s!l@uid take up the c:lartel, and
&C th:ousn il ~sz.'iat tim. 81 as 70 hav2
St,-g
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
r.af.ye,e- Avenu. q aosr.

4. n" iols q Lafayette avenue near
'fW"niytif fifth stree; Il; s.. 100 each. No
~; 81! Waite IN the city than these lots;
Al ih:s price. Street cars Will soon ,bt.
rnAntns @ afayettc avenue and other
improvements Mill all in creating a
a.'&;tt enhancement f"r full particu-
,;.ES sail or THE coTTREI.L REAL
laNT ME COMPANY, No. 1906 Wash
inrton avenue. l2-7-1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

30 YOU know that the prices al my
store are as low as at any place in the
country on Xmas novelties Every
thing Won want w. G.. BURGESS
12-I-"t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

10 not forget to come to Auctio,
Sale next Thursday
12-3-4t. REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

Everything in Nmas goods in our
stock is handsome. -Nlen's Drug
store. l2-5-Gt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

With every purchase 81 twcn1y-live
cents Epu Sics$s IT the jar OF pennies
az .Allcn'S Drug Store. 12-6-6t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

Don't buy NmGas goods until you see
M display | have tho fines; assort-
merit Of hlgh-ciass novelties THAT has
ncen shoWn ~ this CITY. W. G.. BUR-
CESS. ll-T-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
o Auction

% moi FORGE 20 come to Auction
Sal" next Thursday.
l2-c-it. l,l2Y NOLloS BROS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

Finest Line of Pipes in I'll. Guy at
Ail%,iiS Drug store. 12-G-1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
MORE FUNDS NEEDED
To Keep Up the Union Mission
Work.
Y. M. c. A. REPORT FOR NOV,
There Were Ovor Four Thousand y,,irs to
the Rooms. The Work OF the
Various Departments Dur,
ing the Month.
Y. M. c. A. REPORT FOR NOV,

The work Of the Gospel Mission has
been largely increased by the arprcac h
Ht cold weather ana this fact. coupled
with the additional expense incurred n
the rental OF the present hail. has lnadc
1t necessary fer Superintendent Red
ding 70 take steps 10 secure fuutner SUB
ScrEtTons 10 he work.
IN order 70 start effectively, MI Rel
nng mas secured the signatures Of th1
ministers Of the city u the fct,nwin::
en;iarsern
We. the ministers or the gospel. "
The lily Of Newport News, Va. bciiey-
arg that the Union Gospel Mission. I'M
der the direction Of MI X. IL. RcdllinG
ats prcsen, superintendent IS doing !.
grand and noble work. ana filling Il lol:s
felt want in our city. do Hereby heartily
endorse ii ana commend ii IL tn.
churches and general public fcr sup
pert
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

Superintendent tR"dIlng. i. l,ui1n
Mission. mas !raNN queer experiences
these days ri tI.2lr!ls. Yes 4raav a.i
ili.:yiaua came u him ana ask,-i ~.
q JOB Of any kin@l. 50 He eauia rails
The money 70 buy him Son@,hinS Is WAN.
lie suggested saving Wagi. The ;lr2l!-
ant Sail nc VAS a Methodist nrc&,!l4r
a1elungin" t" the New i;anrnshir C0l-
i"rrnce. He also said iilat he Mas :,
l'asnetir healer. out hai found busi-
ness gull '.lWH- this NAY i: might
hay" been suggested i!,4: III. nv his
hIEd ut healing some Of the l!lf4!.ellces
on The police force.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07
The Committee Made Consider
able Progress.
ADDITIONAL BOND ISSUES
Kecomme ndations. Amounting to $3.50.
GOO Committees Appointed on CITY
Limits Extension and Anends
meDts to Charter.

TIL" l., sislativr Committee ot the
Council met last night and in Il session
Ia ing Al hol:1 ana u half appointed
cnn,nitt~es o. extension rf City limits
an.n ailments 10 charter. and .iaducts
"E='G IN" q. y =. az Lafayette. avenue
extended.
'Fi,n following bond issues We're rec
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

The relgart for ,h1 y NJ &. a. tor
N"ren2sr has Just 'heen sssnpc.,i \
is as follows:
RELIGIOUS DEP AE-rAllrNT'.
Boys neetines-Tctal sl,lEenual!@. 81.
average attendance. 81
Mems E2ctnss-Tolal St;en,i:.M., Ans
average attendance. lol.
Week ii prayer services Tut$t MI
tenNancc. OBJ; average attendance. 80
!-uoICATlEE-AI-D .EAliItMEET
Volumes added Il library lui,iil:
month >. Volumes USED during 2l3alh.
Total number l.": average nlinfbs,.,
used daily, D.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

The rcviva! services whiall have b>Gn
n progress for some time 81 First Ban
list ohulIh, vera brought IT, 4 close. L! I,
lhEht after having accomplished ln,,2:,
SG1i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

GLASSES.
Mechanical iaW:ng-Tutal attend )
ans. H.; average attendance 4.
Grammar ana Spelling-Total :ttteu
uaNcc, %: average attendance. s.
ar3thn,etic-h@t;nl .,ttentancc lc4
average attendance, IS.
Al"ebra-Tota! attendance, g.; aver
age attendance. $.
Geometry attendance, Sc: aver
age attendance 4.
PHYSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Young mems gymnasium class-,ro.aI
:ItteH dance. 49,; average a.tcudnce 49,
Business mons gymnasium class
Tntal attendance 50, average attead-
s.nce, g.
Boys gymnasium class-T0lal IT.
tendance, l6: aNeras" ;lttendan e. S.
Girls gymnasium class-Total atten-
uance. 4: average attendance Z.
Number of times bath rooms We're
used curing month. 2!7
MISCELLAElCCUS.
N1laioer e visits 70 rooms during
month. 1850; average nunla,e.. Gf VISITS.
1i5.
attendance AT entertainments. 2a1.
Number Of Entertainments. ..
Nunoer Of letters written in roo,ns.
50.
Attendance at committee meetings. 20.
Number Of meetings held. 4
Attendance. At bears; rf directors
meetings, s. tEunlfoer ., meetings he'd.
~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-07

Total Fines and costs for
October. 1899 .......... 81 ,l72 80
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
rgr SHOOTING At PEDDTE INSTITUTE.

r,qhtstovn. Feb % (speciaD.-In regard TO the
accidental shooting of TWO boys by a playmate AT
peddie Institute on February - r. ". sweetland.
.bo rr,,,inal SAYS that the guns were carefully
lo,,, under lock and key IN a separate room. and
,be+ no student ever had access 70 this gun-room
by pern1issiou unless accompanied by some mem
f,sr ~ I'M. faculty. that no permission mas been
t,t,er This wear she guns Tor any purpose as
F6e peddi, Guards have not been Organized that
,-.,,. v,aS gained hv forcing into the gun-rOom
,L-o,,rh screened voutilatOr twelve feet from
he door that the guns Were supposed 70 De empty,
,,se he rbe institute authOrltles IN former years;
,bat none of the authorities knew tAat me guns
ra t., possession OF the boys until after the accl-
don, and that thu parents OF both boys have Deen
h.re and have exOnerated the school authOflles
s-,v oil blame
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
TRAINED NURSE As COMMANDER"

70 the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
Sir: May l. d trained nurse and speaking for
trained nurses. be permitted TO say q few words
concerning the rcpor. made by Surgeon General
Stcruborg on tie subject % women nurses for tho
Army lie holds That there is no reason why the
superintendent OF women nurses should be herself
a woman graduated from a genera. hospital train
ias school
The training received by nurses in the lnrge
training schools. apart from tho technical knowl-
edge o. nursing which it gives. IS Invaluable for
what il teaches concerning the Organization of nos
pltal nursing and the controlling and directing =
women 90 90 that work and also in the practical
aorllcarion OF mat teaching 80 doubt 90 have IN
addition 90 this the more liberal education pos
sos.c1 by a graduate in medicine" is a. ad.-n-
,.,e b,t W. consider that the previous training Il
nurse is Indispensable. T. no.. wlli some ono tel
r,, ,,bv throughout tho lcuF.h and breadth u $40
o,.,-,~, au our hospitals having truuinF schools
-t-Itrl r.gulTn FIRST and foremost f-at fh" .l"I-
i.s,nJerr nf nurses SHAH b. herself Oh nurse. ''''
without that qualities non u is useless ior any ~.
..,'i.. f,,. elrb tpOsifilur 80 one uut soldier
,,.,,ii he appointed tDmmahdei -ii-D nor ~ '.'
trrnt Way. then. should We DE- ''iHF'!' ~ In,
0s our commander in-c"l'' "'S "''' ""' '''
YIN reference 10 Tire salaries would say that
when graduate nurs's "I -''0,t- "- t1
car and dD command iioW ~ ' "'-" .i' .'
.r.,,f.-f ;eneral OF i've Army D. h' rNp'H 10 nav
fb, same grade oi nurses ln gus '',P.. Nl '"
,..t ~. ,lt. corresponding saItfl'S "-"'l li.It .
90, ',.,ild be- . mucn a1flrr One "nd ~"
.'',.+- c,no-,l to great risks from r14nE' "i 'l-
mate and ~uldemics. As Tag as Is III
',,s... IA me mcn who form the hospital cDila ]
atr,,sl ~ the surgeons sc served un.ri "n ~
hospital ships and IN ,ne n.nP we nTs@d as 10
.htcb my would rather have ~ such time ana
under such circumstances IrgpiX fySEn fyS9EEIns NURSE
Ieb
New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
MAKnG or 1 THLEPHONE.

'''issser Alexander Graham Boil 4: reported 70
- 80 s~1a taat his father Invented a symbol ny
.D-- afaf mltes could couvcr'e and he invented
- sWa'a'us ly which the vibrations ~ speech
- o. sec. and it turned out 70 bc O telephone
80 '34Ag o. make "a machine by which il would be
''S.oe o. hear vibrations Professor Bell was ad-
49, ny az artist to take fhc human car for his
e.'F i.e artist supplying him vi b a deal NAV $
= hl'n experimenting ac foini that f0. dead
i--. ear wrote c'Hu vibrations nnd concluding
,,," w." y iron cHic ac mad 81. tliiate or q - "a
-" ear = lo' better .rs-ent could he MA -.
max TIC dear $50.
~. -t, -.I.i"ssor further sail tat vas nor us
nm, %, ,lrc't .ri.y f.af .rou2N his -es...
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New-York tribune., 1899-02-27
THINKS FROM QUEEN AND POPE.

Miss NJ IT. Stella Lawson. Of Baltimore mas JDS'
received thanks from Queen Victoria ana 'ile / "Po
for copies Of her United States 'aIeho'' So w.
,hor, Tho calendar. which is typlcaly American
,,,s f,ii,. described in The Tribune some time ago.
The acknowledgment from the Queens private
secretary was dated Buckingham Palace ana was
as follows
Tho private secretary has received the comnanas
~ tb. O,oou 10 thank Miss stella Lawson Tor n'r
l.tter OF the 2st utimo. and for the accotpahE,"S
calendar which she kindly sent 10 Her Ma
jcsty.
The acceptance of the calendar from Pope Leo
came IN the form Of the Apostolic blessing en-
crossed under the latest photograph OF the head or
r. catholic Church This Is considered hy CATH
ollcs ID be- high honor % Miss Lawson