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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
ASHEvILLE BANK CASES,
Many Factories springing Upin North
Carolina.

Carolina.
GREENSBORO. y. g. Sept Especial
The counsel in the Breese and Dickerson
cases Che Asheyile bank cases are still
uncertain az 10 what VIII be Judge Fuf-
nols decision on their petition, Med BE-
fore him. f0r a rehearlng and a rescue
ment Of the bin OF exceptions sent oy
Judge Purnel 10 the Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals at Richmond. They have eXpres7ei
fbefr dissatisfaction with the bill Of eN-
co,tions previously sent 90 the Court OF
Appeals. Judge Purneil has under advise
ment the matter of re0Dening the case
on this point. -.
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
r. NJ Douglas. il confined TO MS bed
with "a carbuncle on the back OF his neck.
A new hame factory Is just being puit
al Lexington by j. Peacock, j. 8. Ward
and others which VIII bee the third factory
of IT'S kind I'm the United states. Inc
flrpitilre factory company recent
ly organized at Lexington have decided
10 manufacture chairs exclusively, ana
viii Immediately commence operations Ia
'he Hunt tobacco warehouse.
Al Thomasvile the Hoover Brothers are
building a sash and blind factory. ana
will also manufacture general articles OF
furniture. Every one Of these wood
working establishments pay handsomely.
and m High Point the great centre Of
wood manufacturing. there is not single
factory THAI declares "A smaller dividend
than % per cent.
Some time ago when Deputy Marshal
Hastv was out searching for blockaders
In Stokes county he wandered over posted
land and was indicted for tresDass. His
trial IS set for this term Of the Stanley
County Superior Court. but today the
Federal court authorities have stepped IN
with a writ Of habcas CORPUS. issued by
Henry .. Cowles clerk Of the Federal
court at Statesville. and will remove the
body" of Hasty from Stanley 10 the court
here to be tried before Judge EwarJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

health are thus entirely removed. and the
healthy, happy wife becomes a genuine
help.rneet 10 the husband
Il was sick for twelve ycars. and for two yesrt
had 10 stop work altogether" writes Mrs. Bel
McCrubic Of Oakland. Garrett Co. Maryland
II wss treated by five different physicians who
pronounced my case Drighrs disease. impover-
ished condition q the blood, aud uterine trouble
/ suffered a great deal with pain IN both sides
and much tenderness 10 pressing over the womb
I was bloated at times In bowels and limbs
was troubled with a disRgfeesble discharge
from the internal organs could not sleep and
was troubled with paipitation Of the heart Snt
fcred a great deal Of pain ia my head, temples
forehead and eyes and also suffered excfuciat
ing pain st monthly periods. Since taking
eleven bottles Of Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescrip
lion. have enioyed better health than had for
more man twelve years previously, and have
gained IN weight twenty-five pounds since TAX
ing your medicines"
Sick women can consult DR.. r. Y. Pierce
bv letter, addressed to Buffalo n. y, ALSO
lntelv without charge Each letter IS read
IN private. ito statements held in sacred
confidence and all answers are mailed,
sealed in plain envelopes, without adveI-
Using or other printed matter.
It is a good thing to keep Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets ~ the house. One Pellet
Is laxative, two a cathartic doe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

TOANO, VI, september 6.-Special =
Robert Laurence, "A col0red man employed
by d. W Marston rs teamsier. was struex
this morning by the east bound passenger
train and instantly killed. Laurence WAS
very respectable cOlorcd man. and his
home was az No. 2l6 Carter street. Rich.
mond, Va.
The School Board, which met yesterday
elected Miss Lula Wright principal Of he
Hickory Neck Academy. Miss Wright /:
a graduate OF Farmyille Normal School.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About I'i"hmond's
Citizens and Other y alters.

Dr. j. H. Wufree has returned 10 tho
city,
Mrs W. y. Turner OF Sew York clt'
is ,istng her parents. Mr. 1nd Mf-. ID Do
Waithau. at 600 east Le.sn street.
Mr.. n. Monroe Ifundioy. 20. 80. l'
C4rv street, lsu yesterday i9f '~-'.-'
county on business.
Miss Lille the .tfie daughter of SIT.
Joseph West. is visiting friends 800 Nof-
folk.
lfr Julius Judah. Of Louisville VINO
has been boz the clty ON business, lelt Tor
DIS home yesterday.
Mrs Mckay. mother OF ar. a. a. Nc
KAY of the Atlantic Coast-Line ualn
df.uatchers office. is ON N.-t 10 Aer
sou.
Little Miss Martina d Hughes daughter
of SIR. and Mrs. James q. Hughes, oL
Ashland. Is visiting her grandmother. Mfs.
r.. Perkins. So 5J north Tenth sweet
Mrs A. A. Wells. OF Greensboro. g.. -.,
who has been visiting her sister Nis.
VIM. Phelps has returned Co her nome
after "a pleasant TRIP.
Mrs. A. ]. Montague and htao SON re-
turned yesterday from King and Hl.r"
county. where she has been spe"''7
some time with relatives.
-. rn.t,. -..,,rr.l vosterI.r
'''' '--'''. ....,,,r .,..rt no II.-
l.o.,l 2. a.. o-.r,, rounfv Ua r.-
'i''N-' '.'5 49,. .. .t...,l-,, ora~i- b., t.s
5'iii'7 49,. ,.'.,.,-
-. ,,-,,t,.,,s,1 ,r,, is now ,t
Do,' ,.t. se0 tn Amherst county.
tHe "'".o p" l.,s,i.r.hr,. IRON. r..
l'' 49, ,-art f~or, v.arr..s. ls
''.. t.,,., 10, ti. rsu.l health
% -,.,...-
The lite uoy oi NIT. '""Ii,
ship ieA from Cd cA.-i 7'.iu''
ANA broke ms arm. l"e i'i' N'7 l-'''
out "g SOFA .", d., .--,
man. ut. H. ~. i''-i.'''
The last game of re
fishermen and butchers "iA pc f"-
this evening at Erlad-Sifrri i.tN i-
O'Clock ADMISSION free Flii...
Jennings and Jennings. Harris aht 3,Ai-
bury
Mr. William r. Rutherford an entor-
r~isin. and successful farmer ~ Augusta
t-,ns,s a. ,Isifin, his sister. Miss N ~
p,tberfor1 of g2i east Broad street in
tbis city. and on his return Win visit re.-
atyes ana 4l'eN1S il '''
-"7S -...,.. Dbl.
a coloie" Woman Ht1 ,.-....
rear Oh u'' l"'''s -''' 49,. ,,t...f.. .'..
mouse ieI'F'e' 10 ' .s,.,. ,h,, h.- t,,,.,
nee H5 yss , go arm her absence ana
ALI her best clothing ana ItArlr 7.'.-.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
IMPORTANT CASE
BEFORE THE JURY
T. H. Stephens Charged With Shoot
ing J. H. Butzner.
KILLING TOOK PLACE IN JULY
stephens Expects TO be Acquitted and
His Counsel Says the Defense
VIII BE a Strong
One.

Among the many criminal cases OF i'm,
portance that viii come up before the
grand jury on September 70, is that OF
Thomas H. Stephens. who shot and killed
John Ii. Butznor ON the night Of July 18th.
Stephens lived IN fiat on Franklin
stree, near the cOrneor OF Twentieth, with
his vile and little son. and Butzner with
hls family. consisting of wife and four
children, lived in rear rooms Of the same
tat As far as can be learned both fami-
les were upon friendly terms. II seems
that on the night OF the killing stephens
and his wife were duaTelling and Butt
ner interferot. but what transpired when
the deceased enteDsd Stephens room can
not bs learned.
REFUSES TO DISCUSS 1T.
stephens acting upon advice OF his coun-
sci refuses to discuss the case. and The
only other evidence outside OF the step
hens family. is the dying declaration Of
Buzner which IL very meagre and throws
little light upon the cause OF tae homicide
When arrested Stephens appeared re-
markedly cool and self possessed and ex-
pressed no feelings OF regret al the deed
and talked freely about the case until
his attorney. who called the next day
consulted with him Since that time he
has refused TO be interviewed
CONFIDENT OF ACQU1TTAL.
Mr. Roy Lewis was retained immediate
j. after the Killing as counsel for Ste
phens lie also declines 10 discuss the case
or dlvulse what defense Will be set up.
further than to say that the accused has
good defense and that he is confident his
client vii, be acquitted
Il IS probable that Mr.. Edgar Allan will
be retained 10 assist in The defense.
Mrs stephens who viii probably be an
important witness for the defense. was a
Miss Madison and a first cousin Of Lillian
Madison. the victim of Thomas j Clueve-
RUS. who was killed and thrown into the
Old Reservoir and for which iCluyerius
was hung in this cily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

Running through the papers
is all right. Life is too short
to read every word, but don't
miss a word of our daily lad.
We don't say much, but what
we do say is true. and you II
save money on your year
Clothing expenses if you keep
posted on our daily notes.
Right now. every man and boy should
buy one Of these suits-good iali
weights-at SUMMER prices!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

ROANOKE, VA, Sept Especial
Fred Calvert was arrested to-day charged
with assalting Miss Maggie AIM, re-
spectacle young woman on the night OF
the am as she was returning from a pie
mic accompanied by a boy.
Calvert had been 10 the picnic, ana II
is alleged that ne was walking behind
the young woman. and when within two
squares Of his home. grabbed her and be-
gan beating her and tearing her clothes
off Calvert Is a young married man. or
steady habits and says he Is innocent.
lie made no effort 70 escape.
lie was granted bail by Judge Woods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
Halfa Million Raics short

ATLANTA. GA. September G-Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture o. b. Stevens. who
returned TO Atlanta to-day after an I'm
spection of the crops throughout middle
and southwest Georgia states thar cot
ton will be az least half a million bales
short ard IN order 10 realize r. per cent
of the crop II 1851 conditions will have 10
remain favorable for some time 10 come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
SAW STAR POINTER LOSE.
Great Crowd Watch Patchcn Win
Over the FaVorite and Gentry.

NFW YORK. Sept. G-Flfteen thousand
enthusiastic spectators were at the En-
pire city Troung Track to-day TO see
fhe great race between the PAGERS Star
Pointer and Joe Patchen and John r.
Gentry The betting was 100 10 20 on
star Pointer
Summary: Free for an. pacing-Wrse
siO00-Joe Patchcn first John r. Gentry
second. Star Pointer third. Time. 2.oi IA;
e.02 "a. 2.N IT,
star Pointer took the FIRST heat and was
dlsianccd I'M the third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

sEAG1RT. y. j.. Sept 6-The Georgia
crack team. which has carried OF most
Of the honors in previous years, started
on to-day with a handicap Of p points.
having been outshot yesterday 10y the
Second Regiment District OF Columbia
team The men from Georgia, however,
ovcgcame this and won. The Georgia men
outshot everybody to-day, and the finish
n the company team match was oXcit-
iug and sensational.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
P0WHATAN COURT.
A Negro Convicted or Criminal Assault
and Given Ten Years.

POWHATAN O. H.. VA. sept. G.-Spe-
clal-I.ast Monday September An. was
our regular County Court day. Judge T..
NJ Miller presided There was only one
criminal case trled-fhat OF Tom Grin
mage lcol0redl. charged wiki criminal
assault on Betscy Ann Dickinson. ten
So tr-cid coiored girl. The com nonweaith
was represented by Judge a. h. Watkins
and the prisoner by Frank r. Sutton.
Jr The jury was out only a few minutes
when they returned with their verdict OF
guilty ana nxed the punishment at zen
years in she State prison.
Counsel for defence moved 10 set aside
the verdict AZ being contrary 70 law and
evidence which motion the Judge took
time 10 consider. and remanded the pris-
oner to the county JAN untn the October
term o. this court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
Personal DinicuitY.

The case OF Mr.. ]. +. Beecher ami Mr..
James Sutherland. who had personal
difficulty Yesterday was settle1 in the
Police Court to-day.
Mr. Bcecher says he lent Mr. Su,har-
land a sum Of money and when be vent
to collect IL was greeted with a remark
which he resented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
Iicut. Nasurier Gone.

Lieutenant X. lie Masurier left last
night for Danville TO open a recruiting
station. He will remain there about ten
days and then 90 TO Lake Champlain to
be mustered in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

WlLKEsBARRE. PA. September G.
Right Rev bishop Moore Of the diocese
Of g. Augustine. ria. was stricken with
paralysis at the cottage Of Or. O'Malley.
at HAryeys Lake. yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
THE TINES RICHMOND VA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1899.

every married man must ask his wife's
permission 10 make a Success" That was
saying Of wise old clergyman who knew
that marriage was partnership IN the
broadcast sense and that there can be ne
success in any partnership in which the
partners do not contribute equally to make
success possible. For this, IL for nj
no other reason every man who
is irving 10 climb the ladder Of
success should be interested in
his wifc's health. A healthy
81. tnfDGN <N IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
Emper.r May Object.

BERLIN. Sept 6.-The lokal Anseiser
publishes an interview with Colonel
Schwarzkorpen. which Is believed 10 de-
fine Germany's policy towards the Dreyfus
affair When asked whether he would go
to Rennes TO depose Colonel Schwarzkop-
pen CURLY replied:
40, l 90 not think the Emperor viii
permit me To make "a statement"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07
The pittsburg Boys Win From the
orpbans nv Very Narrow Mar
yin-Eaitimore Wins from Bos-
ton by Hard Hitting.


Games Yesterday,
New York. 4: Brooklyn, g.
Baltimore. b. Boston. S
Plitsburg D. Chicago. >.
syracuse q Montreal 9.
where rhcy Play To-Day
Boston at Brooklyn.
baltimore at New York
Philadelphia at Washington
Chicago at Cleveland.
Ptisburg at Louisville.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn. q: New York, :.
>-ryv YORK sept 6.-The Brooklyns
,.,r .beir fourth straight game from me
New Yorks to-day. Attendance, Lle', =.
Nc,g York ........OOO1OOO3oA j
Rrooklvn ..........3030 0N-6 II 4
ra~eries-Doheny and O'Neil; McJames
and FARRELL Empires. Emsle and DWyef'
Time. i.57.
Piusburg. .: Chicago, 4.
ctrrcAGO sept. 6.-The Johans tied the
..ore iu the fourth ana won out in the
eighth on two hits and a steal Attend
"noe' o.V' R.H.E.
C.birar, ............211OOOOOO-4 IL g
PItsburg ..........1O12OOO1O-5 10 /
Ratter,.s-Garvin and Donahue, Lever
and Rowerman. Umpires, ODay ana NC
Donald. Time. 1i5.
Baltimore. >: Boston, 3.
BOSTON. Sept 6.--Afier Lowe had tied
the score I'm the ninth by a home run to-
day. Baltimore won 10y hard and con-
seoutive hi-iing in the tenth. Attendance
2.2ll.
seors. r. II. Z.
boston ..........0100O1OO1o-3 9 q
Baltimore ........ O01OOO1O12- IS 10 ]
Batterios-Lewis and Bergen; hopes,
Smith and Robinson. Umpires Snyder and
McGarr. Time. 2:ll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

woman - ~ y "a a.
tired, nervous
woman. depleted =
IN strength and tr
depressed in mind, -
can contribute n
neither mentally y
NOT physically TO a
husbands success.
The remarkable rer
edy. Df Pierce's Fave
tie Prescription,
strengthens the organ
peculiarly fe mimi
dries up debilitaiir
drains, heals nlceraiioi
and in0ammaiions, ans
cures female tro Il BIZ
that the causes of i'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-07

NEW YORK. Sept, -speclaL-Rich-
mond arrivals. Waldorf-ll. L. Denoon
and wife. Alberto. II. Knolenherg. v.
G. Knonenberg Astor-r IL. Betty, Hon-
man-E. V. MeCabe Marlborough-c.
Drewry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-03

Troop n. Of the Third unlsei States
cavalry, which Was % escort the Admiral
10 the essrss.ve mansion. had drawn up
o. the east sas 81 sixth rress, sscsns
the station entrance. ana the United ssases
marine hand had formed % tsssr fsehs
The srst ~ the party so leave the station
were the o,nm;.sss - csfissns and N.
army ari navy officials who had gore ~
New York 10 meet the famous admiral
and esrar, him u Washington. Tssy we're
quickly followed ~ tae ADMIRAL htn~if
and when ne appeared 20 take his s.a,
In the earriase, shn crowd went almost
Wild with enthusiasm. The marine ran.
gave the sear nourssae~ wh,ca naval
etiauesss requires and tAsn Played TN
der tire pcaese Eaxse.' by wAsner. wnsra
II sal. 10 - \ special sAsu-sse n the al
mtsai and which ~ hts reaup~ TIE
oiyrssa's hsna piayess 80 the Gee, .A.leA
en. Of the barber sf Herxkesx 70 give
battle q the SsarsaFis q; Manfta. saa
again when the fansou. chip started %
her honsewars, voyage. The rarrfasw ~aaen
the admiral occupied with NJ Moses "A
going sscra the ssatses - sas Whit. House
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START FROM NEW YORK.
wsss ths OssssDst ~ . Cksss1nO
Csew1 vs~0 shs msss1 -
che Cars

NEW YORK, Oct z,-~Admsfal Dewey
sfcss early this morning snd began prep
ass'ions for his departure At I o'clock for
Washington.
After . Hxbt breakfast, after which no
Chstfsd with the members Of bis family,
the admiral espsssssd himseif A. being
much refreshed sf'ss the fstispsnS Incl
dents OF TIE past .stk. The admiral ssw
no visitors this morning. bot kept % his
rooms, attending 10 some personal bust.
Dess unt8 about ~ 0'eisk, when with the
party escortins him be- started for drive
before proceeding 20 the railway station
streets Packed on both ssAss.
When Adm,rA. Dewsy left the wsldesf-
Astoria to 80 70 JERSEY csy, the windows
u al tho houses between Tfssfy.thiyd
street AMI trf,h avenue were fiiied win
rscpIs anxious % catch q glimpse Of him
Down Fifth avenue the line extended.
each side Of tho street icing fnsd with
people. Members ~ the COMMITTEES who
raj personally escorted Admiral p~vsy
through ths two days csisbra,ion as~sr.
hieS In the hotel before n oeioch They
were ~. clair McEdwsy. Richsrf r.roksr
es@t;0v. Morton. william McA6oo. W, w.
Foster ard James spesJmsn senator DE.
t~~ vss missing Hs vas 20 go N Wan.
ins,sn. however. en- . ~eclsi train during
the afternoon AMI 10 present a. thm csre-
monies fasfe.
washtsss"s Com sssss~s PsesssseI.
The committee vent % to Animal Dew
eys rom ~isH some % sne members ~
TIRE Washington COMMITTEES. which 3. 20
escort TIRE admiral 20 the capital T~ss~
were Senator Reshelf Proctor, - ver.
mont. cosumanfsr BAIRD sni John Jay
Efi>op. sr AcKeissy. Who hesses IN.
locai committee. vent through no far
fnaii'y. ssrsriy saying,
Gentlemen. here 10 The aifnsraIr'
Asmifal f~wey bowed. AMI wnen asked
u ~ wss r~afy 10 g. ~ .ssf hs was AMI
- and Mr. Eaisen started do~nwa air. ara
took carriages lilo son. George Dewey.
'r. and tAs stnirsi came out 81 tire ho-
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the spsseA- - snea bgwsd - - F~Fy
ard 49,
= :. w. sssnv s~~sA - n-.s
AoosoSv nuunp - D~sDuuonu~
Ths cro~a vnses SD ceasp4 cnssrfns
during the spp~sn % Mr Perry ssd dnr-
ING Ds~sy's rausv. ~ I~uD m0f asnss
and ensbu1esm - sssenev mtnpss -
rnmpon1
@0oa WseR. - - ssDuGeen. tnss
CAMS sovwsed So pss~sa sssnss @~ses
made fFoa . pGscs - snnsss cscsures
az Manila, - ~ bseast ~ sns sfmsrsL
II ~ . psusssssuss fssa o. ecamstses
Tn hoaev - ~ rscsDesom - - ssv9 afm
10 tn esDDsss - bsss - psssrsss IN rs-
lief and . ssissbie snserspssonL NJ. wsl4
sstd.
In b~hsg % me eomsmuss pr~~ns
20 ysu fhis msdoj - hsosD95a aUns0cxnes
nos only - sscovBs 81 sbs tnspv-ss " s~srs
Dot also on sccouDs - fnS metal - ~asch
n nsd~ Mag Pos sswsys v~ss ls IN
health and happiness"
ADMIRAL Dewey se~s1 80 nsrnuse1
Iow "Thsnk yu" Then mo vsss crbvs
cpssve1 semGs.
Admisss Dewey spssaWss~s - ne ous out
he Isfs hsnd. 10 sses maa ~ wnom ne
vss fSsessd
The sdmsrss ADD On. louss msvs6 for
Wes1 togsyhsr toward me train Al
m'rss Dewey walked ssosU - sIevssed
sfsuos.rs which hsd b~en especially over.
Issd with srs~n vsIvet caspes. The go-
Ice kept tbs crowd back
Tss spssisl trails ID wsstta0 ise1sss1 sss
psrios car Atlantis provides fsr sfs adj
gseenl.
% - WooosoUoou.
Gen Miles handsa MIN into tnss cor. and
A6wtrss Dewey Tunes and sowed 10 the
psepss before ~ N~pps1 on he son6-
some car. \ final psrssns enser ws~
given MIN, whns ting members Of the
consmittes were bonsdtaU tss osnssu asws
of the train. the spssaser threw open
fbs vaive ssd sBe sraim started for the
capital
Aboard the train wss . COMMITTEES rep
rssensins tho District Of coIumbss. These
gentlemen. John y. wisns, John w. Ross
and L. w. ~. bsach, wsss ssnt on 10 psv-
sent the frsedo0 oS ths Diststss Of Co
iuSsbss 10 Admtsst Dswsy JUST - Soon
40 tho spsssss trstn should paso ovss
the boundary uns % ~ district The
address Of vsIcoms - prssfed 90 pasca-
nent pad the inscstytsea resdss
The ffesdom % tbs sssssns4 cspsxss 10
hereby tsndersd to Ikdmisai GeorUe
Dewey. Of the United States navy. - tho
guest ~ the District Of Columbia, on tho
occasion Of the ceremonies In honor u
the achievements ~ tire forces Under his
command IN tine hAbos ~ Manila. and
IL wssh Of sespect foe Mic ofnciaa and
psrsonsi conduct undDv AL the tryfng cir
cumssances Of that memorable period"
The document wss signed by the above
named gentlemen on behalf Of the cows-
mittse. 10 vas presented tn AdmirsI
Dewey after the reading Of the inscrtp-
ton.
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sAeAS w1sTs - ~ aEspcnso.
Tsyfs1 % Esssss C~wOsess1ep 80 Us-
Spea Ueef seowAos.

NEW YORK, Oct. IA special TO the
Hsnsd ROW Washinsson ssys: Brig
Ger. Charles p. nsgan, VINO wss suspend
"a from fanh snd dpsy - . rssult u The
war investigating committee hopes 20 Or
fain vin6icatton froM consrsss during tho
coming se01on. Cen EAesn 10 ~ W3sh-
ingfon 10 settle matters connected with
the furniture ~ the hous~ Ne orcupsef
befor~ ME departure fov Ha~sH. ~ N
Understood, however. thaf No 10 tFyinU To
enlist the sympsfhies Of members % ron-
Rysss IN order e. obssfn q congressional
INVESTIGATION IL me bsef scandal Tn~r0
u no intention on the part Of the admin
Isfrafion "a restore Gen. Pagan. In fact,
~ n desired That he shouid sppsy for re-
fiseaent IN order that the prssident may
appoint Col Weston. nov acting commis-
sary general. 5ripsJer ard eomml8zry
gen~rsf ~ suhs'ss~ars The prevalent n
anxiots 70 10 sIl he can for the colonel
During Eagan's stay here q determines
sn6ft vii be made 70 induce him 20 APP
ply for retirement. but many shfnh NJ
viii not DO 90. IN view of fhs fsct fhnf
ne ID now dravisg fsssJ psy. and would
only rsrefys thrse-Gnsrfsrs pay on ne
retired ilst.
Fire kss sirn~f fessr~S~d shs towu ~ y~xs. m
fys<r thirty hsf}Hfrex Mfeued
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ar MeKsiway fhsn formally TUNED ire
admiral ever 20 the Wssnips tor peppss
Gen. Miles bal eors Up On the d>ch with
al ire efher orsciaIs on the ecaf ami Mr..
MeRgiwsy safs 30 Gen Nils.
Gen Mics hand ever adfniral p~.sy
10 you. Sc snst n@ 10 vel sa's~n care q"
The mesnesr. q The COMMITTEES then
sseyypsa f1r~sri and xrssfsa ias admiral
and ~ Ross Perry deliveries a speech q
welcome. he said.
Admiral Dssey. yos wsrs ysgsrssy
the hsnored s3es os q xress STATE To-Day
the nation cistms you as her 1wn. We
are cone 20 weloouse ysa 20 y0uF hons@ In
her esp9tsi city. sn@ ava - there 70 pas
the seal % ser appreciation upon yss-
GrsAs Achievement. Hes r~srt wear eos 70
y0z when. q year sso ~ Mania La yosr
Triumphant ranocn toAa fae other nzsso-s
Of the wcgis fAst ira ration Raj corse
sraonG 'sesn one % them. bit q 70
only today ihs; she cvn give you TIE D>n&-
fcscs hand ~ wxss7oT - ard sn~ Toes 4 40
. siaa fsofhss w@t sora-s her 600 sha
oomss from the tssfsssssas bgsr sing sssa
hlm tie sneaseS ef vteisry"
Admiral Dewey Yssszss arsnsresy %
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The Nina put in mt the Pen asylvansa
wharf nesr the express company dock.
There vas q tremendous thronz present
20 welcome the admiral, and the cheering
bryan az soon az the boat move 10 sight
On the way across the river the admiral
was very jcliy He spoke 20 oen. Mrs
Of the reception re had been given In
New York. snd said: General. IL wss
magnificent"
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nteyeisss. Had the Parade.
sls SO ST 1ssss Ave.

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Harris. sassf nsrsssi isasinx naza~-ya.
body q hEryvitsss TIE ~neess werx snt~r.
woven WITH s@s'sasts snt ~rxatAs q aow-
srs aai gsssns az. SzatfaS, zSs esssy