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Evening star., 1899-12-01
THE JOHNSTON STORE.

\ little girl can make tree toys. Goulds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
ROBBED AT A FUNERAL.
Woman Filchcs Fifteen Dollars from
Another. But Restores the Money.

At the funeral Of squire w j. hoihes'
at 81. Peters cathedral yesterday morn
ing. occurred remarkably bold attempt
at robbery from the person. During inc
delivery by the officiating clergyman OF
the prayer concluding the service, Wo-
man in the audience arose and leit the
building minute or two later la"y
who occupied seat in front OF the hrsI
woman discovered that the sum OF hitecn
dollars she had In her purse was missing.
SusDectlng that she had been robbed, ana
that the guilty person was the woman
who had just departed. she. too, LETT the
church in pursuit OF the suspected wo-
man. Overtaking her. the victim accused
tho first woman OF stealing her money
and threatened 10 have her arrested.
The threat had tho desired effect The
woman admitted her guilt and begged
that she be not humiliated by arrest. Glad
to have the missing money returned. the
victim agreed TO drs1 the matter. ~llch
she did Tho guilty woman walked swift
~ away. and soon disappeared.
Names are withheld from publication.
The victim is n very respectable resident,
and her unfortunate sister bears the out
ward signs Of good character. Perhaps
no one in the congregation knew OF what
had taken place until some time after
the services were over.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
SUMMARY OF T0-DAYS NEWS.


Local.
Mr. Archer r. Montague. Commis-
siOner OF Labor. to resisn
st Pauls pulpit declared vacant
A lady robbed 1t It iunef3i.
Mr. EUyson appoints committee OF
The Boykin-shsnis nsht.
Hon Joseph r. willard as a landlord.
Little grl burned iO death.
sixty thousand dollars 90 be expended
Oh the new Southern depot
Ministers inaugurafe a crusade against
the violation of sunday laws.
state.
Big Democratic meeting IN Campbell
The Popuiists make a nomination.
Smallpox epdgnic in Bristol
Colonel John r. Williams. grand COM
mander or Confederate veterans, Is ill
and will be carried 90 Baltimore for an
The contest for the treasurership Of
D.nwiddie decided IN favor OK 5. y. Gil
Rev. Frederick I.e Mosy and Miss
Marian ". Brockenbrough married In
ord.
The Mary Washington monument near
Fredericksburg formally dedicated.
Large crowds visit Newport News TO
see the white SQUADRON.
General.
President Mckinley Lays the corner
stone OF Chicago's new postonice.
The Chicago day banquet most eiab-
crate affair Many noted visitors present.
Colonel Bryan denies thar his health
Is IN a nrecarOus condition.
Insurgents az Manila attack American
forces almost in the heart 81 the city.
The hackers OF the Columbia are
doubtful as 20 the outcome 0f the race.
The Southern Industrial Convention
meets to-day In Huntsville Ala.
Admiral Dewey leaves Washington for
his home In Vermont
Foreign.
England continues war preparations.
Her army In Africa 20 be large one.
President Kruger says that he re-
CARDS the situation as still critical.
One of the gambling noblemen IN Her
lin sentenced TO niDe Gaon;hs' imprison-
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
\ state Convention 20 BE Hold Here
Next Month.

Next Month.
a meeting Of the State convention Of the
Christian church is TO be held in Rich
mond on the Sth ON and 10Th of Novem-
Der This conference win bring 10 the
city GNy or scvcnty-nvc ministers repre-
senung congregations of This denomina-
tion in ali parts Of the State.
The body is To convene at ScNculn-S'ieet
Christian church. of which Ecv. Carey r..
Morgan is pastor Key. MI spencer OF
Manchester. has been busily engaged for
the last few weeks aTangius for The re-
ccption OF those who Will come.
The programme has only partly been
completed.
ON The eighth the first day of the meet
Ing. the morning session viii be devoted
90 "a meeting of the Ministerial Associa-
tiou I'm discussion OF thc "a ions of the
pastor 10 his people and other questions
touching the duties and offices Of the pas
tor
At the evening service the Virginia
Christian Missionary Society viii be adj
dressed either bv Rev O. q. smith. Of
Cincinnati. or Rev II. w. Elliot, Of Ken
tucky
Az the morning session ON the ninth an
address will be delivered by Rev. r. y.
Power of Washington. u. c. His SUBJ
feet viii hc Virginia as "a mission field for
The disciples OF Christ
on the morning Of the tenth the SYM
postum ON state work will be discussed.
The convention will close that night.
Saturday "a general meeting of the
Christian Woman's Board Of Missions will
be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
SHIP YARD MAKES
A GOOD SHOWING
Reports Of the Work at Richmond
Highly ComOIimented at the
Navy Department.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Special-Rear-
Admiral Hichborn. Chief of the Bureau
of Construction Of the Navy Department,
Is extremely gratided at the progress
being made In the construction Of the
naval vessels at the Trigg Ship Yard, at
Richmond. Va. The monthly report.
which has just been received at the de-
partment shows that the torpedo-boat de-
stroyers Dale and Decatur have pro-
gressed 35 per cent. toward completion.
the torpedo-boats Shubrck. 80 per cent.
Stockton, So per cent, and the Thornton
Is per cent.
LEADS THEN ALL.
I'm speaking of the report to-day. the
Assistant chief Of the Bureau Of Con-
struction. I'm the temporary absence OF
Rear-Admiral Hichborn said: "The Trsg
Company has made "a better showing than
almost any company i'm the United states
now constructing vessels - the nSyy.
The Shubrick is nearly ready for launch
ing as are the Stockton and Thornton.
As yet the department has received n \
application for am extension OF time I'm
the completion of any of the vessels be
ing built by the Richmond company.
OWING To the scarcity or steel ana
strikes az the various yards. the depart
ment has been asked by nearly every
other company I'm the United States fOrf
a period in which 10 complete their con-
tracts.
NO CHANGE OK SOUTHERN.
Superintendent Barnett of the Southern
railway. stated to-day That there viii DE
no change I'm the passenger service now,
furnished Richmond The question. hOw-s
ever. will De considered later and IL is
probable that The Southern WHIP put on
extra equipment and some new trains
10 meet the forthcoming through service
OF the Seaboard Air Line.
A MERGTED COMPLIMENT
Major Walter Reed. surgeon United
States Army. was to-day detailed 20 rep
resent the Medical Department of the
Army at the annual meeting OF the Ame-
rican Public Health Association. Mime
sofa. october 3lst 10 November 9. 1889
This is considered quite a distinction. as
only those officers who have the highest
standing in the Surgeon-Generals Office
are assigned 10 such duty.
Major Reed Is well known in Virginia,
being q son OF the late Rev Lemuel 5.
Reed. and brother o. The Rev. James
Reed. OF the Virginia Conference. 10 has
for several wears been in charge Of the
Army Medical Museum 10 this city. and
an instructor IN the Medical Training
school. at Washington Barracks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10

Nothing has been heard in Richmond to
indicate the whereabouts Of Mr.. ". A
Rice, a salesman employed by Mr.. Meyer
sycle. who disappeared from the city
sunday week without notice OF any pur-
nose To go away. The missing man
home is in Farmviiie. but information
from that town IS to the effect that he
did not return there. and that nothing Is
known as TO his whereabouts.
The belief has been expressed that Mr.
Rice is In Powhatan county, where he
lived until last summer. but It could not
be 4 certained yesterday whether such is
the case.
No reason can be assigned for Mr.. Rices
strange disappearance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10

and has made friends Of all who have met
him By his kindly manners and most
obIiging disposition
The Office Of commissioner Of Labor was
created by act OF the last legislature
and there We're numerous applications
for the position. among them men OF
great ability.
Governor Tyler. in whom Was vested
the appointing power, gave the matter
careful consideration and on March 18TH
Of last year appointed Mr.. Montague as
the one he deemed best suited for the po-
sition.
HIGH ENDORSEMENTS
Mr Montague was az that time en-
gagged as a draughisman AZ the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works. The
MANAGEMENT OF the works Was 10th 10
give him up. So valuable had he proven.
Mr. Montague entered upon his work
with the highest endorsements from all
who knew him. and bis work has been
thorough Tho report which he has just
issued IS an admirable one ana shows
thorough work. as well as intellectual at
tainments OF a hign order.
Mr. Montague successor VIII not De
chosen by the Governor, D. is presumed
for some time ID come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
Has Accepted a Responsible Position
With the Pipe Works.
STATE LOSES A GOOD OFFICER.
Mr. Montague Has Served as Labor
Commissioner Since March 10,
1898, and Has Made Re
cord of Which He May
Well BE Proud-His
Admirable Report

The resignation Of Mr Archer p. Mon
tague. Commissioner Of Labor Of Virginia,
viii be placed in the hands OF .Gosernor
Tyler November lst.
Mr Montague Is nov IN Radford whore
he has accepted the responsible and lu-
cratiye position Of assistant 70 the Chief
Engineer of the Radford Pipe Works. lie
viii not enter regularly upon his duties
in Radford until after his resignation shall
have been accepted by the Governor.
GOOD OFFICIAL
IN the retirement of AI- Montague
from the Office of Commissioner ot Labor
the State will lose most excellent. capa
BILE and faithful Official He has done
the work which devolyed upon him VOL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10

TO act as sponsor for the First District.
Al the meeting of the Grand Camp at
Pulaski. bat owing to circumstances de-
clncd the honor offered her The date
Of the wedding viii be- the 9Th of Deccm-
ber. at the b un< Of Mr and Mrs r. r.
Pcircc. I'm Lancaster county
When seen last scvening Air Carl was
AZ FIRST rather reticcnt about his approach
ing marriage. but on discovering that IT
was no longer secret. he modcstly adj
mitted that the report was true.
Miss Pcirce IS now in New York for a
Welt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10

REV. DIR. HARTLEY CARMICHAEL.
now under treatment in a private santa
rum.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael ID. D., ac-
cepted the call to become the successor
of the late Rev. DR.. Charles Mnnigerode
as rector of st. Pauis.
EDUCATED AT DUBLIN.
He was educated at Trinity College,
Dublin Later ne was ordained deacon
and for some years labored in the East
End of London. and was subsequently
presented a lectureship by the Bishop Of
London. and appointed as assistant rector
OF the Highbury Parish. in 1894 he set
tied I'm Hamilton. Canada. from where he
came 10 this city He is a man Of schol-
ariv attanments and an gator Of wonder
ful ability. His loss Will BE regretted by
an of his Pensioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10

NEW ORLEANS. oct 9-There were
two new cases OF yellow fever reported
bv the Board of Health on Sunday ana
two to-day. There have been no deaths.
At the end OF last week there were n
total of twelve cases under treatment IN
the entire CITY dnd suburbs.
KEY WEST FLA. Oct o-Twonty--
five cases of yellow fever we're reported
to-day. No deaths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
DEWEY GOES HOME.
Left Washington with "A Party OF
Friends for Vermont.

WASHINGTON. october Admiral
Dewey. and party of friends LETT here to-
night at $3.50 O'Clock over the Pennsylvan-
ia for Vermont. where the Admiral Il %
be the guest of Dr. Seward Webb. The
party. which occupied special train, IN
cluded. i'm addition 20 the Admiral, his
aides Lieutenats Caldwell and Brumoy'
Dr. Webb. Governor Smith, o. Vermont.
and the Admlrars SON and his Chinese
servant.
Governor Smith and Dr. Webb were
guests az dinner with The admiral this
evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
To Double the Capacity.

BIRMINGHAM ALA. Oct 9.-The ca
pacity Of ,he EsaH cotton mill, az salem,
which now runs 5000 spindles, VIII be
doubled
The machinery has been ordered and
the work OF extending the building VIII
begin at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
TO CLEAR FROM NORFOLK.
Repairs to the Brooklyn VIII BE Made
AZ Norfolk Navy Yard.

WAsHINGTON. oct 9.-The ropairs 10
the Brooklyn will be done at the Norfolk
Navy YARD at once. instead Of at New
York This order has been made to save
time. and il IS said that the shin VIII
be able to clear for Manila directly nom
Norfolk inside OF two days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
THE VACANT PULPITS.
Marshall Street Christian and st
Mo,i,,s Epiecopal Sock Shepherds

Marshall-Street thfi-tlan anu NJ
MARK Episconai Sock Shepherds.
The Official Board of Marshall Street
Christian church met last evening, but
took no action on the question Of a pas
tor TO succeed Rev. j. c. Garrison. 1t
was announced that not even a committee
on nominations had been appointed.
The vestry Of ST. Marks Episcopal
church was IN session FOR over two hours
last evening. but So was announced that
nothing had been done.
Rev. G. s. Arnold. ~. D.. OF Detroit.
who conducted the morning and evening
services At 81. Marks sunday, made an
excellent impression IL is said that he
IS regarded with favor by the congrega-
uon and II is not improbable that a call
will be extended 90 him. None OF the
vestry Would discuss the subject last
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
REV. Mr.. CLARK TO WED.
lie viii Take as His Bride Miss Peirce
OF Lancaster.

For several months past rumor has said
that Rev William Meade Clark. OF ST.
James Episcopal church in This city.
would soon be welded. but II was only
Yesterday that this report was found 20
be true and that before long the parish
toners OF st. James church VIII have the
pleasure Of welcoming bride Ia their
midst. who viii be no less person than
Miss Mary Alice Peirce the beautiful
and intellectual daughter of AIR and Mrs
y. r Pelrce. of Lancaster county. Va
She is the niece Of MIR \. - TapscOtt Of
Frecercksbur with whom she spends
much Of her time. and has frequently Wis
iied Richmond as the guest OF Mrs j.
Rurwcll Ficklin on Franklin street
since making her debut MISS PeirCe has
been exceedingly popular and was Invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
A Cnnnf (onVicfc6.

BERLIN. oct. 9-Count Eglonstein. a
prominent member of the club Der Harm
lcscn the trial Of certain members Of
which ON charges Of gambling az the
club was begun on October 2i was to-
day sentenced 10 nine months imprison-
ment for cheating 20 cards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10

The ambulance was called al 40 this
morning TO the First police station. where
DR.. Goode found a negro man with a
scalp wound on the left side OF his head.
He was treated and left.
Green was walking along Seventeenth
street. when be passed Two intox.ca;ed
white men, whose names ne did not
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
TWENTY LOCOMOTIVES.
The Richmond Works Receive an
Order for Moguls.

TIE Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works have just received an order for
twenty heavy 20x2e-Inch Mogul locomo-
tives from the Atchison. Topeka and santa
Fe Railway. and four large switching lo-
comotives from the Chicago and Western
indiana Railway.
These engines Will be built and delivered
as soon as possible ana work VIII be push
cd on them with that end in view.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
THE BANQUET.
The Auditorium Scene of Beauty
The President and Others Speak.

The President and Others Speak.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-Chicagos Audito-
rum. which has been the scene of 30
many notable events. never held q greater
gathering than tonight. when the Chi
cago Day banquet was held within ~
walls under the auspices OF the Fan
Festival Committee The great stage
upon which one thousand people can cas-
ly find standing room. had been enlarged
and a floor built out over the seats Of the
parquet. quadrupling the floor space of
the stage. IL IS difficult 20 decorate the
auditorium. ON account OF the beauty Of
it's own decorations, but tonight it was
changed by the hands OF the decorators
into Il spectacle that Tor once surpassed
Itself. Back Of the raised table. at the
west OF the hall. at which President Nc
Knley and the guests of honor were seat
ed. was an elaborate peace arch, twenty
feet In height. constructed OF pastry. Il
was decorated with flags. tastefully
draped. from the folds OF which twinkled
(Csopffnuad ou Sgeanf Page
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
BRYAN'S ILLNESS
IS NOT SERIOUS
He Contradicts Reports From Webster
That His Engagements Viii Have
TO be Cancelled.

CHICAGO, ILL, october "a special
to the Chronicle from Webster, To-, says:
William Jennings Bryan is a very sick
man. Friends VINO have spent Sun
day with him al the Farm at Fred
T. Whites. Democratic candidate for
governor OF Iowa, three miles from
Webster. are afraid that Mr.. Bryan may
have temporarily 10 abandon his cam
palgn work not only in Iowa. but in
Kentucky and Ohio
THROAT AND LUNGS.
When Mr.. Bryan awoke yesterday
morning ne complained about his throat
and lungs. but said that he had suffered
from a similar a.iment once before. and
that II had yielded 10 treatment.
Great crowds Of farmers called 10 see
Mr.. Bryan during the morning and after
noon. and although he tried hard to re-
main ont Of doors. his physical weakness
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
snmmoncdto Wnshinqton.

NEW ORLEANS, oct 9-Arthur NJ
peaupro. secretary Of legation at Guate-
mala. arrived today en- route 20 Wash
ineton 10 IS reported that he has been
summoned -n connection with the COM
plants against Minister Hunter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
No Hope of Dr.. CarmichaeI's Return
ing in the Near Future,
ALTHOUGH HE IS IMPROVING.
No Resignation Received From Him
The Action Of the Nestry Taken
with Feelings of the Deep
est Rcgret-Thc Use
fuI Life ofDr. Car
michael.

The pulpit Of 81. Paul's Episcopal church
has been declared vacant. This action
was taken at "a meeting of the vestry
last evening Rev. Dr. Hartley Carmi-
chael, whose leave OF absence expired Oc-
tober ]. 1899 is still on and Is under
physicians care near Montreal, Canada.
His condition. while hopes OF his recovery
are entertained, gives no promise OF his
being able 10 resume his position as rec
tor of the Parish IN the immediate future.
Contrary 20 expectations Of many, no
resignation was receiyed. The matter
came up FOR consideration last night and
a motion. practically declaring the pulpit
vacant was offered and adopted. The
vote was unanimous. Steps VIII be taken
IN the near future 10 select a successor
OF Dr. Carmichael.
FEELING OF REGRET.
II was not without feeling Of deepest
sympathy and regret that this action was
taken. St. Paurs. however, has been
without a regular rector for more than
a year. the pulpit having been supplied
from time to time from outside sources.
over a year ago. Dr. Carmichaels health
began 10 fail and his condition became
randy worse. and a years leave Of ab-
sence was granted him by the vestry.
He left this city for HIS former home IN
Canada and "a European tour was planned
IN order to improve his health. This tour
has not been taken. and the patient IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
Fifty Pcrishcd.

YOKOHAMA. oct. 9-it is now believed
that no fewer than fifty persons perished
I'm Saturday tyDhoOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10

know One Of the men fell and Green
laughed. when the man drew a kniie'
with the above result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
The Ministers lnaugurate
aCruSade.
HAWTHORNE LEADS.
An Appeal to be Issued to the Citizens
at Large,
POLICE COMMISSIONER TALKS.

Dir. ID. \. Wcinbrumm Favors Selling
Liquor on the Sabbath-Chicf
Of Police Howard Has
Nothing Co Say as
Nct for Pub
location.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
WEATHER FORECAST.

rorecast for Tuesday and Wednesday,
vivr,nla-Fair and warmer Tuesday;
so,,,herly winds. becoming fresh In the
afternoon. Wednesday fair.
Sorth AID South Caroina-Fajr Tues
aav ma Wednesday. fresh southery
winds.
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WASHINGTON. October 9.-Captaln
Marion b. sanold. 18th Infantry who
lost his life in the attack on Noveleta
yesterday, was a graduate or the Mill
tary Academy in the class OF 1879 lie
was born at Selma, Ala. September lst.
1855. lie participated I'm the campaign
against the Apache Indians I'm New
Mexico and Arizona. and took a credita-
BILE part in the campaign against San
tiago. In April last he went to the Phil
ippines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-10
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Foliowing was Tho range of the thet-
tnamctor at Tho rimos office YESTERDAY
. a. NJ. ss ~ A.. cG. = VI 90. l'- NJ
O.. J.. NJ. 50. u ~, 60 Average ol'2
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The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

The competition between the ten
dollar and the dollar jefferson din
ners in New York is causing quite a
stir in the democratic party. Hon
Richard Croker, when asked about it,
said: Il don't object to giving a din
ner to Mr.. Jefferson, be is nice old
man; bat l am afraid it viii make
the rest of the actors mad"
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29
Roy

Don't send my boy SheFe year Sirl cant SO
And say. There's no danscr for boys, yps knoSf.
Because they all have their Wild oats 10 sgw.
Thsre is no more e1easp for uty boy 10 t-r how
Than your girl. Thea please 9on't tell hiiu -.
Don't send ms boy where yoaf siri eah't 90.
Fsy by OF .y,rl sin : sin, you know.
And my hAhY hoy : hands are a. clean and white
Aud tis heart a. pure a. SoHE girls tosish,,
--Unidsaiina4i-
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

Bryan. Stone, SheehAn, and other
democratic leaders held conference
at Hot Springs. Arkansas, last week.
They said the meeting was accidental.
We don't doubt it, but what were
they there forY We never heard that
it was a cure for free silver or anti
expansion.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

II. the under-igned. hereby riunalse, sta
God. held. l will sbsizin from ALI inaaxinuias
liquors as a heysraxe. iBeiudins wiue- beer %
cider: that Will not make. Seil OF gisr them
away for such use; thst I viii prt allow my
prem ssrs. nor any premises subieei 20 ms ess'-
troll to BE- employed feE their rsAnafaetnse- sale
or use a. a heyersksi that viii earnestly en-
.ieAvor. by sil hsnerShle means, 10 rrculots the
eanse Of total Absiinence."
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

The most notable evidence Of the
changing sentiment OF Colorado was
furnished by Central City, Senator
Teller's home town. The Teller re
publican city convention adjourned
without nominating a ticket and
walked over in body and joined the
regular republican convention.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

The Mckinley wave Of prosperity
is spreading out over every trade and
business now. Every days papers
brings news Of number of estab-
lishments, employing thousands OF
men, raising their wages from 10 to
20 per cent How would you like 10
return to the good old democratic
days.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-29

It is said on good authority that si,h-
in ten yeArs. in this eountry, there have
been 2l,noo deaths from yellow fever, and
65i.oOO deaths from alcoholism. Thirty
one times more danger from the saloon
than from yellow fever, and yet Nesuar-
aniine the one and licenEe the other. Li-
eense means that the cily, the A><ts and
saloon so into partnership 10 ruin men
and women, 10 destroy souls and homes,
10 build up iails and aims houses and
keep up the taxes. Herald