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pictuye. In similar manner consumption
hides itself ia the disguise Of a throat or
bronchial affection, making its way hnaliy
10 the ltrffgs, where the insidious germs eat
away the victims life, stubborn cough
bronchitis and other throat troubles are the
f7st steps toward this deadly malady. Dr:
Pirrce's Golden Medical Discovery Will
prevent consumption, curing every con.
tribrting cause Time and time again, It
has cured what local physicians have pro
nounred weI-deyeloped consumption. III
makes the stomach healthy, te liver
healthy the blood healthy. II Is a reju-
yeuating tonic which makes the weak
strong; puts ambition into tired People,
puts flesh on thin bodies, and yigor into
sluggish veins. II is peculiar medicine
in that its properties are preserved in any
climate without syrup, sugar or alcohol en-
tering into is composition. II does not Gre
ate cravingfor I'M furious stimulants. ltisthe
personal prescription Of DR.. T. V. Pierce,
of Buffalo, y. Y, whose widespread expe-
.rience and success are at the service OF the
public without cost Anybody, anywhere
can consult him free BY mail
~ will write YOU what DR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has done for me says George
IL Beloher Esq. OF Dorton, Pike Co, Ky.
. Thirteen years ago was wounded py oAii
passing through my lung. | have had q psu
Cough dililO-t ever eiuSt WIN 7Hoi ~, y -.
and II was very easy 10 take cold; the slightest
change Of weather would cause the cough 20 DC
so bad J would have 10 sit mp IN bel all night'
Could dot eat or sleep al times; was all rundown,
could not work al ar A few months ago began
using Or Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
Have not rsrd more than two bottles and now
can cat, sleep, aud WORK and feel Ike new
man. cam OF fnd words 10 sufficiently RECON-
mend DR. PicTces Golden Medical Discovery OF
tell the gooL il has done me"
The no-gripe remedy for costiseness .
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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GOVERNMENT OF GUAM.
Captain Leagy Asks CERTAIN DIE
turbers to Depart.

WASHINGTON, october 3O.-The Navy
Department has received report from
CAPTAIN Leary, the naval governor Oh
the Island Of Guam, I'm the Ladrones'
which has excited a good deal of Interest
among the officials 10 whom IL mas peeh
exhibited. The President hlinseh' mas
read the report his interest pelhs par
ticularly attracted by the disclosure OF
the fact that the first American Cover
nor has already been obliged 10 ADOPT
heroic measures 10 ensure proper ad-
ministration of affairs ;hcre.
Captain Leary soon learned that ms
authority as Governor was being sud-
verted. and that every one OK tho me'-
sures Of reform which he proposed was
being defeated by the hostile influence
OF the Friars They resisted every de-
cree. no matter Of what character, rom
a spirit of intense conservatism ana
belief that any disturbance Of the order
of things which had governed the island
for SO many years would cause them 10
lose their hold upon the natives.
After cxhausting all other means to
overcome this influence, Captain Leaiy
reported that he was obliged 10 notIy
half dozen Friars that they might nave
free transportation away from Guam and
he should expect them 20 avail them
selves OF the offer. That left but one
Frlar in the island, and he was man
whose character and reputation was such
as satisfied Captain Leary OF his fitness
20 remain.
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DEWEY IN SOCIAL LIFE.
Expected To Take "a Prominent Part
In Society Functions.
(New York Herald

(NeW YORK Heidld.)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. October G.-Ad-
mlral George Dewey is expected to take
a prominent part in tho social festivities
OF Washington. The avowed purpose OF
the Admiral In securing such a large
house as that selected by him was that
he might have ample room TO accommo-
date guests whom he proposed to invite
to dinners and other functions during The
winter Official and social residents here
are making ARRANGEMENTS for the enter
tainment OF the Admiral, and 1t is ex-
pected that President Mckinley will re-
quest his attendance at the various state
functions I'm tho White House.
There has been some misrepresentation
as to Admiral Deweys position when at
tending a function participated In by the
President and Cabinet, the Diplomatic
CORPS. and the army and navy, as VIII
be the case at the New-Year's reception
i'm the White House. The Vice-President
win follow the President, and after him
six ambassadors. Following the ambas-
sadors the Cabinet ministers will take
rank, and then the remaining members or
the Diplomatic Corps Had the army an
officer with the rank OF general he would
come next because the War Department
was established before the Navy Depart
ment. but as Admiral Dewey has greater
relative rank than Maior-General Miles
who ranks with a senior rear-admiral, ne
will prccoGe that officer ana follow the
Diplomatic Corps.
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AGAINST RoBERTs's ELECTION.
Methodist Ministers May Oppose the
Mormon Elder Taking His seat.

The Methodist minis .ers of the city, in
their regular weekly meeting yesterday,
discussed n election Of Mormon cider
Roberts 10 Il United states Senate from
Utah. and other matters relating 20 the
Mormon literature that is now bti"g dis
tributed hy w. s. Campbell, Of Salt Lake
CITY. and thc forthcoming conference OF
MCrmons. which. it is said viii be leid
i'm this city.
The discussion was not long one, but
some of the views exp .ssed were very
pronounced. and VIII lie 81 Is by no means
certain that the association viii maNe
any formal protest against Mr. Roberts
taking a sect I'm the United states SEN
ate. the matter has been referred 10
committee with instructions To report az
the next meeting OF the ministers. This
committee IS composed OF Reys. ~ NJ
Beckham. +. c. Reed. and J. ;. Wallace.
Tho ministers will be guided by the re-
port of this committee In their iutnre
aCuon. and whatever may be done a9ont
Senator-elect Roberts. the camp dSn
against the dissemination Of Mormon
literature will be uncO npTomising. ana
n protest will probably be urged against
the holding Of a Mormon cOnferenc. IN
this city.
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LADIES NIGHT AT rrckrTr q VIZ.
4 Large Audience and n Fi,ee Pros
urpru,ne Is

Last night WA ladies night atRlfkz
ott-Camp HAM, and the veterans dR not
transact any business save ATTENDING 10
a small number OF routine matters -
Captain w H. whiuock, who ais ays
has charge Of the programme On such
nights--indeed he is the originator OF the
entertainments had an unusualy good
progrymmo arranged for last night and
10 vas oauied ont TO the complete salts
faction OF the largest audience evr as
sembled in Pickett Han. The following
is the programme:
Messrs. James Davis. w n. Cooke l.
H. Phillips, and Harvey DAVIS. compe1@gs
the Standard Quartette, "
Lite Misses Annie Taylor. aged 81
Lily Taylor, aged 6: Gladys Peyt1n, aged
, and Grace crouch. ased 10, composing
the Nhitlock QuaItette.
Miss Willie Roane and Mrs. Cora SUIT
ton. vocal duet
Mrs w. NJ Yeaman. recitation.
Miss Matte Clarke and Mrs. Nettie An
OersOn. vocal duet.
Mr. Eugere Z. Davis, Banjo Quartette,
comic instrumental solo.
Little Miss Gladys Peyton, aged 5.
piano solo.
MIR. Ellis, Sparks and Mr. Henry Atkin-
son. 'rhe Two Swells O. comic dialogue)
and n comic song
The manner IN which the programme
was executed created unbound ID an
plause. Nearly every number was re-
coivod with such applause that nm encnre
Lad 20 Roe rendered. The. Whiilock Quar-
tette. composed Of little girls, captured
the audience completely.
II was deeply regretted by Captain
WhitlOck and the audience that Mrs. j..
Thomas Taylor and Miss Minnie Clarke,
who were on the programme for a vocal
duet. and who have delighted audiences
ar Pickett-Camp Hall upon various occa-
s'Ons, were unable 10 be present
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FINnAsTLE.
A PASTOR In..qllea--IntereslIpa Ser

vices ..r.r.'.
FrNCAsTLE. VA. October e0.-(special)
The Rey. ]. VI. Holladay. WIG has been
acArp rs pastor OF the Flncastle, MI
Union and Amsterdam presbyterian
ohnrches and who has for several months
been proaching bere to large congrega-
tlone N Tie mean utae glyins entire satis-
faction and growing 10 favor VAS fssu-
larry ,nstallpd rs pastor OF these churciloS
on sunday the 2fth. in the presence OK d
t,,go and appreciative audience. :, J.,
NJ, Pot /, g. Clarlz, Of B!ue1eul, ne
ir.rsd an aldo and Interesting ssI'F, -,
mi tie Wo,k of the paslor inia fliitntht'', ~
Wick he emrilasizea me pnlh ..' p' tever
S,,t.,,,d61 "a be- confined 70 the pulpit, pus
I've obGaa lion rested IN q very iNpel GU
serise l,n0n every Christian 10 use 49,
ever means ne may b. able 70 eoI conf ,l,s
Tor the conversion oI SINNERS ShN '''T
building up OF the cdnse. ...,, l.,
Af The close OF Mr. Ol2rks sermon, III III
the absence OF the brother wuy nho ,, "
appointed by the pFesbytetp NJ, 49,, - ~
also OGiciated in askis tiE g,hieb
uIestinns OF the pastor ana ehp!ch t usiIon
-, trrororlv answered. Elder hahp'
snliisr arose and gave the Charge 10 lns
ndople, Mr.. Spiller delivered has rehleIh
in a calm and earnest way lie tt,ili IL a., :
rhe church thar the eall Of n pastor ~. IN
Inosed TO believe II allowed TO judge 10y
tbeir actions II carried Win IL q fe1e ,r, J.
obligation 10 give him lberM snpppg1S .
to attend regularly upon me pu6 nd s aS5
vices including prayer-ueetlhg aiu S.'. y.
nv school and 10 aid in every proper
way to build UP the church ana rg eNt WI
the kingdom Of Christ Inc cpai ~ In
listened io with good attention anu Wen
received by al Christians. e,.
Alr clark then advanced 70 the, front
and briefly but soiGmnly charged lpe
pastor lie exhcrted him , IN the in s2.
Gums ances 10 preach the rWoFd @nd
take heed TO "the doctrine" that he inlShl
bs allie to disehgcge the duties OF hlS
high oifice "a such way as TO ooiiiii'lill
the oonndcnoe and love OF all.
Nr. Holiday thankSd the ohurcn anu
naoI,la for the many evidences they had
sIr,-tdv given al ufeir regard Tor nun
ana .,tveiiou 20 the rause, and, eXpresssh
me nope that the pleasant relations e.
ready Established might be OF most last
Ing character. - 1911.
Mr.. clsre tben pronounce. ne ben 6eSe,.
spendhlg Il most pleasant and profitable
hour.
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DoYpT0N.
A Most snvage AssnnIt-Wul See the
Launching.

tIhuttEIitts
BOYDTON, VA, October 3Q-tSpeclaL)--
Much excitement was caused here satur-
dav night By an assault committed py
negro woman named Jennie Corprew upon
Mary HAYS another colored woman III
anpoars that when Mary entefol VT
house. about % o'clock, che was sut'.Ii'iy
dark room aud The doQr fastened, 10y
irtrrder threw c1ibOiie aeg mo MAI
face and then beat ana cilbsu uSi - ~,
mercifuIly The attention OF ,he ~ ~,
]. b. VIM, pastor o. ,s ei gar nv ''o WIS
attracted by the cries OF Inc poor VIZ
man and. selling a large SUCK, ne NJ
at once TO her rescue; Nheh All " ~. ~
reached tic wOina nouSe het pan 49, 49,,
- wore scarcely audible. but IA low
80. sha said. Freak open the door
h. A. murderIng me" Nh, Nlra iYicei
Zen Tue door. and as 10 did so jennie
Corprrw. dressed ~ mans clyINlittsl
rushed out, reemVins q, ~" it ~ ,1,is
~ sfso her. ana she made her es-
CAM IN fiie Darkness. The woeig.tsd We,
MN was f.plii 10 he almost nieIesa, az.
hrr for The brave and pfopipt iboloit ~
II VIM, she WBstd prob9bsy have been
,s'rrdered Jealodsy Is SAID 10 nave peeH
'ns t.tsI,ss on In. face of Jennie CorpreW
o,d far bastered fingeFs, cptised py the
,,se of carbide acid. led TO nee ST. ST.
and this mornmS s .a2 c %lT to the Gounty
cur tolI n nsrfy- 81 Boystonans left to-dty
,cr t{iebfroid 70 sstend uns Iauilchlns'
Among ,,ip uoI;eed are aNi a. ,t Ss'',l'3 g.
- * IL aiartlu. aDd Jordan p MrLs'
IA ',issS,o,urs Ylba.apts Park, timh.
and Cvsrbey, ard N.-se. Husres. Ip"heS'
Morris. anf Tisde'f- ..i..r y. 3 .e....
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CUsIBEBLAN
No smalI-Pox at the Courthouse
tsa.a Other Notes. H.. 'a.


p CUMBDRLAs,l9 COURTHOUSE, VA,
October .O.-tspe ciel1--Ihe impre.sio1l
sctms. to prevail throughout the STAT.
that smallpox is prevalent at THIS pi,oa
Which IS erTpneous. There has besn
ony one case in radius OF three OF
four miles; that patient IS now ont and
he looks none tile vOfse for hnvirg nnia
the disease. The opi Mon Of The DaluIi.y
81 the people IS that the disease as not
smah-p0x NJ all and Il it IS, ills Of he
.,tiidest form ever Known. OUr OF abnn1-
ans pfeca.ition, the Board or SuperHisofs
have ordered compulsory TicclNai}3n
There vas m usually large crowd
on. al hast court N'liiph WAS the s4th IN
Uoii. best enreataifi no fear whatever.
The malady as eOnhned exclusively 10 tile
ooloret people. t.... Etl.- ~. = -,
Mr. GeR. Moss the manager Of the
warehouse here. Is making iargt prepafa-
.91is Tor rhe eofn!ng SEASON ihe House
Nh open on November 18Th. The iTst
factory, is nearing cpinpietion, and wa
be ready for The farmers toDafeo. "a,
Nc. are very anxious ", sec our JJile
road made a stahlgrd- eange line me
service is very poor Al present, ana We
hone. that the receiter .wrll. gave US oett.t
communicated with me 0ulsiae Mniiu
tl;an We have heret0fOre1lad. dhe county
PHYS enough TO get .hettey' .aceommoti-
'sThc Board % Supervisors. made the an
nuai settlement with MO, y. Fnppeh,
,Tgeasuter on THURSDAY Of. last week, and
found the accounts IN proper order. ana
tlag. the finances Of thif e?9qly were IN
a " large nsipter Of. our citizens have
gone 10. your city TO attend the launch
Ing. A. bright future sefma 70 await
Richmond. =. - - 81
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n,TTLE WITH CANNIBALs.
Three Hundred OF Them Kiiied-siN
Hundred Wounded.

LONDON, October SO.-Mah adY'ees
from the Congo announce that Captain
Mohun. formerly United states Consul az
Zanzibar who is corNpanding the Bel
gian Tanganyika- Congo Telegraph eNpe-
dition. has reached the Congo Free state
and was engaged, at the end OF July, IN
fierce tattle az Sangul, where- the fofee
consisted OF ZEN Europeans, with Captain
Nohun commanding. Shortly after the
attack commenced Baron de Hamnls
the Belgian commander, dispatched three
companies III soldiers 10 assist Mofun'
ana the enemy c0nsisti e OF cannlhals.
who horribly torture their wounded, were
finally routed. Captain Mohun dld great
execution with a Winchester repeater II
h estimated that the enemy numbered
5o5 men. and lost 300 killed and coO
wounded The Belgian force lost men
killed ana At wounded. The enemy fed 10
Tanganyika.
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AuRxASnRiA,
Ffnm se,ilcmsn, Reached IN the.
f. Dnsngrr1eIh VIII Case.

L. .
AiENA.n<fA, ". October a'.7lspe~
ciaf l-fi.sl seiNeakpt Wa6 reachea In
ara lialng,raela wii.-conteet Case before
11t,t., Il. r. Nieho, IN The Circuit Court
'f-r' y,4 CITY Tits morning, Aiter q Few
,.oinufs.s' se,ib, Siiajl tho 1ity rstprned g
Vfisiisr' fndibg hat hevr;rg pf0b Il
IN ,thp f'trcnit Court, plTpSrting ~ re W
vii nf Mrs. iS.f-a r. lja.nysrffId, dfT
esoseti' wa. the trpa last will ana Us "a
,n,-,,t tf fhe seid Mrs. llaingerheld ae-
cordinglyl. iiuHi ,iertee vas. entered nls-
MISSING The case ios tAea eomPaihahts
VIII The .rerrn,s of thu will! OF Mrs. Eliza X;
DAingerfieid, beduAat hing t1e bn,k OF ne itA
nrorlsfty 10 tiias CHI nren and, helrs Or Wy
'iate RGverdy snaitg, rifle III. have alleialsS
IGrn noted ia Tic 'pispetclh The cisLnlss-
ai .of The. case was rendered possible pg
The agreement Of Mrs. Efie Bainseriie ,1
rG,nev si, 900 TO Mrs. Virginia Dainsernelp
and children. Because 0f the prominence
~ the narties al litigation this SUIT vas
one of the most notable ever heard In
Alexandra. ,,,,,,. vvo,,,,s
against the Washington, AleXandrla
and MI. Vernon Railroad COMPANY
for $4,000 damages was opened IN
the Circuit Court this morIihs
The plaintiffs declaration alleges Ina, tnat
the death of her husband, Nllham Nat-
kins was caused by an accident Tor
which the defendant company was re-
epOnsible.
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tafterys.' four Sc: and four s-iich Euts:
shh .iscairaEes.t 70 the same stsse tie
fcarsarEe AsaF when she y mi opt isnihar.
BUILDERS, trtaLs srllt9ldber BIZ. Th4: bat
.tleship Wiz leayc 'itlrs sehih-sard I'M the
'thorMngeat o % CLOCK, and ii ~ .expociel.
that is1fe wrl be.g0bs stjoutsfwelve or.Af-
teen ihours.. T'p-Iiisift a heavy rain Is fab
.ins, ard the Nfnd-is blowing a. sale. The
ttacatiuns !: for ito-morrqw are, for a
stctp. zee ~ ~; IT,. . =" -" ..'.,t
(. The. Chesapeake and Ohio Steamship
Company has chartered two mote steam
Ships for its line between Newpert' News
and England. They are TIE Hjll clen aud
The EyaHlafe. The fornl6r vas launched
last month and completed last week, A
cabl3. a1y:ce states That slTe sailed FOR
thissport to-day. The FVandsis has jlfst
.aTriyed from Boston. and is ldadlpg fer
tsVerpool. Both Of thGse are long tiriie
Charters. The Chesap6ake and Ohio, no."
has ten steamships piyIng bttween New
port News. London, ana 1hyerpooA anu
'the Raf5ian,s which Is under charter 90
the Btjtish Ceyarhmert as q tfoop-shlp,
viii return soon, .rlsking eleven. 30 3 P
Tho auxiliary Gupboat Yankton has re-
turned 10 port. and the eagle came up
from Ola Point to-day. The 'hnrhor ana
the ros,fs are crowded. Win vesse's seek
ing sheiiar from the storm. o.,
Tho temporary organization o. the
Union Endcavor LEAGUE has selected NO
vember 18th for the f'ass-meeung Of
young peoples societies, wheB permanent
Officers viii he elected. The league has
menbership Of go now. .a.rt ts,t9.t. I
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always a popular ship with the. public,
and the company. so It's oinclals nave
ropeatedlv said. has hoped that she could
be returned TO the line. Now, It appears
her injuries are by 10 means rs serious
as was at first supposed, and It Is believed
that she may be made sound ana service
able.
James A. Wright. second vlce-pTcsilent
Of the company. said yesterday that he
could not say whether or not the rams
would be again put into the American
Lines transatlantic service.
Il will say. however, said Mr.. Wright,
THAT the Paris was a hne boat. and x
she can be put I'm good condition her popu-
larity will warrant our returning her 70
the SOUTHAMPTON service"
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CAPTAIN DYER ASKS RELIEF.
Not I'm Physical Condition to Accept
Duty at Habnna.

MELROsE, MASS, october SO.-Cap-
tain N. NJ. Dyer, United States navy,
who commanded the Baltimore in the
Manila fight. and who has been assigned
TO Habana, to commani the naval station
there. has asked 80 be- relieved OF that
duty. lie has forwarded 10 the Navy
Department at Washington certificate
as 10 his physical condition, and a re-
quest from relief from duty accompanies
the certificate. While not sick man,
Captain Dyer IS not in a condition to
undertake active work az present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
uENRIco POLICE CIRCLES.
The Justice Had Considerable 30 DO
Yesterday--The Cases.

Squire Thomas. Of Henrico, held cor p,
Yesterday morning. Lucy Rayforf =
charged with interfering with Ohlcer ~
r. Ratcline In he discharge Of MS duty
and also with cursing and abusing {. g
Austin IN the first case she was me
$40 ard costs and given SIX months ~
Jail on the second warrant she was
fined s. aud costs and required to give
500 security for her good behavior ior
one year.
Willie Winston was fned so and costs
by Justice Lewis for as5aulting Eli.ah
Boxton with a bottle.
Page Robinson Colored), charged with
leaving a horse in bad condition or the
public highway. was fined SO and costs
by Justice Lewis
Gussie Williams. small colored eirl,
was before Justice Lewis on the charge
Of stealing a stove Of the value OF 81
from Mrs. Jane c. Moore On account OF
her youth she was not punished other
than by a whipping.
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WILHELM TO BRITISH DRAGONS.
Expression That Apparently lndi-
cafes German Official Neutrality.

BERLIN, October So.-Emperor VIII
llams farewell message TO the British
Royal Dragons, Of which regiment he
IS honorary colonel. on their departure
for South Africa. expressing his Majes-
tvs hope that all might return "unscath-
ed and we'll" Is generally taken as
proof Of Germanys official neutrality.
one Of the evening papers, referring TO
the Dispatch points out its high political
significance, and says It IS the best
answer to "Pan-German leagues, anglo
phobia. and predictions of foreign inter-
vention, in which Germany is TO play 4
leading part"
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THE MoNumuNr no MR. DAVIS
Harry stinwen Edwards Author OF
the EpItnph Thereon.

MACON, GA., October 3O-Mrs. Jeffer-
son Davis has written a letter TO Mr..
Harry sullwen Edwards, the novelist
that the monument 10 her noted husband
will DO unveiled al Richmond. Va, on
November 9Th, the day on which the me-
mortal tablet 10 Miss Winnie Davis will
be unveiled there.
Mrs. Davis also informs 1lT Edwards
that tho ep' ,aph he has written for tho
monument would be accepted.
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sr,,,,l poctor's Free Advice.

Many people would likethe sympa thete
advice and counsel Of skilful pnNslciti''
but DO not know to whom 10 turn -,
Greene. Is Yves. Fourteenth street, Ns 49,,
York city, disc 1verer Of mat wohdeli
remedy, Or. Greene's NerYura, .hh's' :" 80.
out doubt, the most successidl pnys,,'e.5'
In the world in.cnring nervous ana vnro,L
&c complaints. freely Offers. h1s au''V1 ~
sufferers, without fee or eharse' s'.
personally or by letter. If ycu cannon
can write him copndentialir about Your
case, and get his sdvios.
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u,a.rsriters May Return the Paris

,rbe Insurance Chronicle Of this ely,
recently published in its London. cores
nondence a statement that the survey OF
me steamship Paris, Of the American
line which went ashore on the Mana
les has been completed and that 40
structural weakness IN the vessel had
be.n found As consequence, II was
said. the vessel would be returned by the
underwriters 10 the American Line
At the time OF her grounding the steam
ship went into the hands Of the unuer-
writer's. pending Investigation az
whether or not the loss ana savase
,yould exceed her value. The Paris was
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PANPLfN.
No smaII-Pox in the PIace--Mild IN
the County.

PAAIPLIN CITY. VA, october o.
Special Notwithstanding reports - thn
contrary, there are no cases of slnaii-
pox in this place, nor have there a7-n
any nearer than two miles. There bave
been about thirty cases in the southeast
ern portion of the county. With ona or
two exceptions the cases have been very
mild a woman who with two children,
had been afflicted with the disease said
that she "wOuld rather have il than
bad cold any time"
The cases are all either recovered or
recovering. and there are no new cases.
the progress Of the disease having been
effectually checked by vaccination.
This f. the rue preventive ard nothing
more appropriate and timely has appear-
ga on the subject than a recent editorial
i'm the Dispatch comparing the merits Of
yaccinat m and quarantine
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VIEWPOINT NEWS
The -Brt'lsship Kenfufky--,eelhn "a
'..' .ed-seeking SAFETY: g.. -

NEWPORT. ,kEays,. Val oetober -
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has aboard ali Of TIE guns OF her main