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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21

Patrick. knight Grand Cross of the
Bath, knight Grand Cross of the Star
of India, knight Grand Cross of the In
dian Empire and was awarded the Vic
toria cross. He is one of the most popu-
lar commanders in the British army,
and is Familiarity known as "Bobs,"
which is Hind0o for hero.
Baron Roberts was born in Cawnpore,
India Sept 30, 1882, and was the son
of Gen. Sir Abraham Roberts, G. c. b.,
and Isabella, daughter of Maj. Abra-
ham Bunbury, Sixty-second foot, Kill
feaele, county Tipperary. He married
Nora Henrietta, daughter of Capt.
Bews, Seventy third foot on May II,
1859. He received his early education in
Elton, Sandhurst and Addiscombe, and
in 1881 was given the degree of doctor
of civil law at Oxford. He was given
the degree of LII. D. at Dublin in 1880
and was given the same degree by
Cambridge and Edinburgh in 1898. On
Dec. II, 1851, he was second lieutenant
of the Bengal artillery. On June 3,
1851, he was promoted to a first lieu
tenancy a captaincy following on Nov.
II, 1860. On Nov. 10 of that same year
he was breveted major and on Aug. Is,
1868, was appointed brevet lieutenant
colonel On Jan. 30, 1875, he was brew
eted colonel, and on Dec. 81, 1873, he
was promoted to the major generalship
July &C. 1888 saw his promotion to
lieutenant generalship while he was
appointed general on Nov 2S, 1890. He
received his promotion to the field mar
shalship on May 25, 1895
He was deputy assistant quartermas-
ter general throughout the Indian mu-
tiny, and assistant quartermaster gem
eral at Bengal from 1868 to 1858 From
1859 to 1872 he was first assistant quar-
termaster general and deputy quarter
master general from 1872 to 1875. He
was quartermaster general in India
from 1875 to 1878. In November, 1878,
he commanded the Kuram field force
and remained with his command until
the following September He COM
manded the Kabul field force from
September, 1870, to the following April.
and in August and September of 1880
commanded the Kabul-Kandahar field
force. During September and October
he commanded in southern Afghanistan
and from November 1881, to August,
1855, he served as COMMUNICATIVE chief.
he was commander-in- chief in India
from November, 1885, to April. 1899
and was appointed commander of the
forces in Ireland on Oct. 1, 1895.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21

prietors, farmers and a mayor aided
the brigands in their sinister designs in
order to secure immunity for them
selves. AT last they were hunted to
earth in the solitudes of Mont Dergolai,
in the province of Nuoro, and one after
another they were shot down by the
Italian troops. When Capt. Petella en-
tered the hut which served as a night
shelter for the bandits, he found, be-
sides other curious objects. a prayer
book belonging to the chief, open by
singular chance Cor had the terrible
Elias been reading ltD at the chapter
entitled de preparations ad bonum
norton. London Chronicle.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
CoLoNISTS DISLoYAL
Anti-BritiSh Organization Formed
BY Cane Farmers

London, Dec. pa Cape Town dis
patch dated Saturday, Dec. 16, says:
Five hundred colonists of the Victo-
ria, West district, have perfected an
apparently anti British organization
there, and as individuals ave openly
expressed disloyalty and have threat
ened to attack the railroad station
which is on the direct line between
Cape Town and Deaar
The Afrikander Bundites, at a meet
ing there, passed a resolution asserting
that the troops in the vicinity irritate
the farmer dangerously. The meeting
proclaimed its loyalty, but declared
that the conduct Of the troops forced
the people to use expressions and com
nit acts which are capable of being In
terpreted as disloyal.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
SUFFERING FROM APoPLExY
James Knight Found in a Coma
toSe State Near the Lake

James Knight a truckman, living at 80
Salem street, was found in a comatose
state near Lake Quinsigamond yesterday
afternoon. He was lying under his wagon.
and when picked up was at first thought
to be suffering from a paralytic shock
He was placed in his wagon and driven to
Lincoln square. where officer James w.
drove Mr.. Knight to Station l. DR.. AL
bert Shaw. the ambulance surgeon, made
an examination, and thinks that he is
suffering from apoplexy. He showed
symptoms of suffering from an apoplectic
shock. and on DR.. Shaws recommends
ton was taken to the city hospital.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
NEW CANDIDATES
Rowing Squad at the High School
Receives Additions

Several additions to the training squad
of the high school candidates for seats in
the boat were made last evening. The
new men who presented themselves last
evening We're given instructions by Coach
e. j. Kerns. Several rowing squads
were made up from the candidates and
placed on the machine, and were put
through the motions of rowing, with spe-
cial instructions as to the position of the
body at various points of the stroke.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21

the New York prodHce exchange and
the Pennsylvania Milling and Export
Company sent a protest to Washington
today against the seizure by the Brit
lsh of flour sent to South Africa by his
i1rm. He received information today
by cable that the ship Beatrice with a
cargo had been seized in Delagoa Bay
and sent to East London, while another
ship, the Maria, had been sent to Port
Natal a week ago the Mashona with
l4,O0O sacks of -four was stopped and
sent TO cape Town. The -four it was
Beers.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
Greetings From Halifax

Halifax, N. s., Dec. 2O.-A committee
OF prominent Halifax ladies, including
Mrs. DAILY, wife of the lieutenant gov
ernor Of the province, today cabled the
following message to the Nova Scotia
Company of the Canadian contingent
now serving in South Africa:
Halifax ladies send Christmas greet
lngs and best wishes. The families Of
the company are cared for bv us with
Christmas cheer. All well. God speed
you" t00O
A Halifax company, organized under
the command of Major Jones, has Of
fered itself to the Canadian govern
ment for service in South Africa
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
JOHNSON DEFEATED
M. E. Thomas Puts Up a Good
Game of Billiards

NJ f. Thomas defeated David H.
johnson in a match game of 14-inch
balk line billiards at the Hancock
club last evening, by a score of 300 to
1O6. Thomas was in fine form, and
made marvellous gather shots. His
best run was 50 points. Johnson was
nervous, and was not at his best. His
highest run was IS. George w. Mirick
acted as referee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
Stand at Stormberu

London, Dec. 21.-The Daily News has
the following dispatch from Cape Town.
dated Saturday, December 16: '"rhe
Beers intend to make a big stand at
Stormberg, and are massing a great
force at the abandoned CANT. One
command of 1000 consists chiefly of
rebel Dutch"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
A BALLADE OF XMAS TIME

The foolish man
Doth fret and plan
Until he feels unpleasant.
He eogitates
And calculates
About Christmas present.
He thinks he's got
To buy lot
of things for his fair lady
A diamond ring
Or some such thing,
He figures on for Sadie.
perhaps the maid
Is not called "Sade,
But Just at Christmas time
A girls the same
BY any name
And Sadie made the rhyme)
Sincerely he
Economy
Doth practice every day,
That he may hold
Suffici MT gold
For her rich gift to pay.
He spendeth free
His good monee;
Ole puts his watch in soak),
Some flowers rare.
His sweetheart fair
He sends-and then he's broke.
Then she sends him
A card, quite slim,
Marked Seasons compliments"
It's very sweet
And very neat,
And cost her IA cents.
The wiser youth
Is smart, in truth,
For just about this time
He'll fuss" and part
From his sweetheart.
And presents Pile don't buy EN-.
Josh Wink.
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Or. Hills oratoricaI Method

1T is evident that DR.. Hills has mas
tered what may be called the physical
elements Of oratory, and that. he has
also made himself thoroughly acquaint-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
HOW A FIRE STARTED
Wanton Act of an officer Desc
lated a Whole State
DISCRIMINATING Brigands

A vigorous attempt has recently been
made to exterminate the Sicilian brig
ands The notorious Elias band was SO
powerful that even great landed pro-
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21

Catarrh caused difiicMty IN speaking
the use of Ely's Cream Balm dropping Of
mucus has ceased. voice and hearing
have greatly improved.--J. w. Davidson,
Atty at Law. Monmouth. Ill.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
In the Soap
Itself.
THE REMEDY WHICH CURES
Eczema, PimpIeS, BIaCkheadS,
and all Skin EmptiOns.
NO STOMACH MEDICINES
Or Greasy 0intmentS Required to
Make the Skin Soft, Smooth and
Free From BlemiSh.
Natures Own Skin Purifier.
Made From the Fresh Green Leaves of the
TaSmanian Blue Gum Tree.
HYOMEI SOAP
The First and Only Soap Ever Manufac-
tured Without Fats, Grease and
Dangerous Alkali.
Natures Own Skin Purifier.
Made From the Fresh Green Leaves of the
TaSmanian Blue Gum Tree.
HYOMEI SOAP
The First and Only Soap Ever Manufac-
tured Without Fats, Grease and
Dangerous Alkali.

HYOMEI ANTISEPIIC SKIN SOAP is
revelation to soap users. Nothing like
it has ever been made before, and moth
ing will ever take its place on your toilet
table after once using.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
Roberts Successor

London, Dec, 2O.-The Globe says
there are rumors that the Duke of Con
naught will succeed Lord Roberts as
commander-in-chief of the Irish forces.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21

SUCCESS FOR SIXTY YEARs.-Tbis
A sure cure for diarrhoea' dyssnterv and
az bowel complaints, Avoid substitutes
25c and Soc laws :
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21

Score. Wellington Rifles Z, Battery B i;
goals from field, Jordan g. Love 2, Frost,
Cardinal; goal on free try, Love; missed
on free try, Love. Williams. Taylor; fouls,
Wellington Rifles 2, Battery B l. Ref
cree and umpire, ]. F. J. Herbert and H.
L. Dadmun
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
KRUGER'S TERMS
He Would Sign Peace Treaty if
Granted Former Riuhts

Cologne, Dec. 2O-The Transvaal
agency IN Brussels sends to Cologne
newspaper telegram which confirms
a statement that President Paul Krue-
ger is ready to sign treaty of peace,
provided Great Britain does not ask
any further rights for the Outlanders
than they enjoyed before the war, and
pays the expenses hitherto incurred by
the Beers.
II Great Britain continues the war,
the dispatch says, Kruger and Styn
will ask the Cape Dutch to proclaim the
independence of Cape Colony.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
Sold by all Druggists. Price. 2sc.

IHE R. R. 7. BOOTH CO., lthac,. NY.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21
MOORE BLOCKED HIM NICELY,

and he couldn't. He passed out to Jor-
dan, who made an overland throw and
Gagged it. Time, minutes and % sec
onds. The half ended without further
scoring, the tally being points to o
in favor of the Wellingtons.
Jordan was the player of the second
half. Bieberbach went against him.
Williams going to home Jordan won
the centre up and hit it to King He
uncovered himself from Bieberbach and
ran up to the left of the Battery goal,
receiving the ball again from King.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-21

CURED IN SIX WEEKS, THIRTEEN
YEARS AGO.
Worcester, Mass, Dec. TO- 1896.
Mr. F. R. Spading:
Sir.-I had an attack of Sciatica thir-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-14
HATFIELD'S rRIAL.
States Evidence Nearly all in-De
fensc Confident Of Acquittal.

States Evidence Nearly all tn-De"
fenso Confident Of Acquittal
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgsncer.
WEIGH, w. Va, Sept. 1s.-The evil
dence of the state against Elias Hat
field is nearly in. out of twenty-three
witnesses fifteen have testified. The
prosecution thinks 1t has made a
strong case, but the defense say they
will offset 1t and show concluslvely
that Hatfield killed Ellis through self
defense. The defense has sent for u
number OF new witnesses this after
noon and viii have about thirty In all.
A special grand jury will be impanel-
ed on Friday, to consider the case OF
the four prisoners,
A deputy said to your correspondent
tonight: I'VE will have Cap and
Troy Hatfield before, a week. There is
a fixed determination to break up this
murder business which has gone on for
nearly twenty years in this section. The
jail Is guarded by q large number OF
deputies and no serious trouble is an"
tlcipated."
The general opinion warrants the
conviction that the jury will be unable
to agree in the case now on trial. Judge
DooIlttle is conducting the trial and
looking after matters generally after a
manner which excItes the admiration
Of the law-abidIng people, and Is con-
ylncIng the lawless that his authority Is
not to be trihed with.
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Frnnzhefm.snetdeL.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIEuncer.

Special Dispatch to the Intelliganeer.
sTBUBENVILLE, o., Sept 1S. - At
noon to-day, in this city, Mr.. Edward
B. Franzhelm and Miss Eliza speIdel,
daughter of Joseph speldel, all OF
Wheeling, were married at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Albert Franzheim. on
North Fourth street. The wedding was
quiet, and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. George W. Hlnkle, rector of
st. Paul's church. in the presence Of n
few Intimate friends The bride and
groom are nrBrnSsts u NO Of tho most
prominent families OF Wheeling, and
will receive the congratulations OF their
many friends In that city when they
return home,
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AMERICAN MECHANICS.
The Junior Order, in Session at Mol
gantown, Elects oaicers.

The Junior Order, In Session &c Aaor-
gantown, Elects omcerS.
Special Dlsratch TO tho Intelligenceh
MoRGANTowN. ". VA Sept. H.
The second days session Of the state
council of the Junior Order Of American
Mechanics was taken up with routine
work and an examination into the con-
dltlon Of the order throughout the state.
A score or more lodges have been In
stltuted since the last session. and the
membership has increased accordingly.
The election Of the officers Of the coun-
Gil, for which nominations were maze
yesterday, resulted as follows:
State councillor, n. B. Summers, OF
West Union; state vice councillor, Chas,
H. Wolfe, OF Martlnsburg; state coun-
cIllor secretary, Brent schrlVer, OF New
MartinsYllle; state treasurer, Ch0s: z.
Newman, Of MoundsVille; state warden
], N. Kee, OF Glenville: state conduc-
tor, Or. George W. ,Waldeok, OF Central
City; state inside sentinel, 2. o. Alll-
SON, OF New Cumberland.
q. c. strickllng, Of 81. Marys; E r.
3. Martin, @. w. Waldeck and u. H.
Cunningham were this morning ap-
pointed special committee TO revise
the state subordinate council laws
After a spirited contest Parkerspurg
was chosen az the next meeting place.
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FrIrP1Nos, REPLY
To the American ofrer of an Autono.
nous Government

To tho American offer Of an AutonoA
nous Government
MANILA, Sept. 1S.-The corresponds
ent here Of the Associated Press has
obtained a copy of the reply adopted
by the Filipino congress to the Amerl-
can offer of an autonomous govern
ment. The author OF the reply was
Ambrosio Rianzares, who was offered
n position in the supreme court, but
who failed to appear. and was supposed
to be detained by the lnsurrectlonlsts.
The document repeats the arguments
contained In the recent appeal to the
powers for recognition. and the Fill
pIno claims that the Americans were
the aggressors In the war, and con-
cludes:
Notwithstanding the foregoing, we
could have accepted your sovereignty
and autonomy II we had not seen by
the behavior Of the Americans In the
beginning that they were strongly OPP
posed to us through race prejudice,
and the high-handed methods OF deal.
ing with us made Us fear for the fu-
ture in your hands. Finally, we THINK
you for your offers OF autonomy under
sovereignty"
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CINCINNATI. o., Sept. 13.-The En-
quirer will say tomorrow:
There is an advance in the whlskcy
market that promises to make repe-
tltlon Of the bull market for whiskey
experienced in the early part OF the
year. The movement iH noted frst in
the market for the eastern rye whls-
key, in which prices have advanced,
but the market for BOurbons IL also
showing nm Improvement and lndlca-
tions are that there will be another nd
vanclng market. The report Ia clrcu-
lnting among the whiakey men that
there nre interests at work buying up
the rye whlslcs as there was last sea-
son In Bourbons and the result viii be
noticeable in both rye and Kentucky
goOdA
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UntImeIy and Unfair.

: ST. PAUL, MINI. Sept. 1s.-Arch-
bishop ireland, to-day asked for his
opinion on meeting to protest against
the verdict of the Rennes court mar
tial, said:
at is my belief that public meet
ings In America, such as 1t is pro-
posed to hold for the purpose OF pro-
testing against the sentence Of the
Renncs court martial, are untimely, un-
fair to France and likely to breed re-
grettable lll-feeling between that
country and our own"
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Special Dispatch to the IntelligeneeT.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, Sep. a.
In the supreme court Of appeals to-day
the following business was transacted;
Linn, trustee, VS.. Collins and others,
from GIlmer. submitted; Roberts ct al.
vs. Paul, Judge, and s. r. Davis, con-
tinued till next term; the Eclipse Oil
Company VS.. the South Penn OIL Com
pany ct al, from WetZel county, ar
gued and submitted; Trees vs.. Eclipse
OIL Company, from Wetzel county. mr.
gued and submitted; Mills vs.. Conway,
from Wetzel county, appeal and super
sedeas allowed. bond $500; James Car
roll Frazier and Lleln Jesse Frazier
were admitted TO praOtlce In the court,
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, 13.-
Harry Elkes, the champion middle dis,
tnnce bicycle rider tonight, in a race
of an hour against time. broke the one
hour worlds record, going thirty-six
miles and 7I7 yards In the sixty min
utcs. The best known record for one
hour wns made by Tnylore, the French,
man, IN France n few weeks ago, who
rode thlrty-ilvc miles Cos yards.
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Special Dispatch to the IntollIgSncer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 13.-
President Mckinley will not be able to
attend Chadwick Day exercises at Nor
Rantown. An invitation was extended
him to-day In behalf Of the committee
by Senator Scott, who informed him
that the date for the event had been
left open In order that his convenience
might be consulted. The President In
formed the senator that, while 1t would
afford him great pleasure to be present,
q press OF public business necessltated n
decllnation OF the Invitation.
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Won't do Mt All.

BOSTON, Sept. 1s.-The Post to-day
announces that 1t has received the fol-
low private dispatch from Paris:
Generals Roget and Mercier have Of
fered, on the part OF the army, to de-
mund from President Loubet the par
don OF Captain Dreyfus II the Jewish
committee will drop the matter, and on
the condition that Dreyfus shall live
away from the large cities OF France for
three yearsn
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LONDON, Sept. l3.-Queen Victoria,
who is at Balmoral Scotland, is said to
be receiving n great number OF tele-
grams and letters from her subjects at
home and abroad begging her to plead
with President Loubet for Dreyfus' par
don. It is known that the news Of the
Mt Balmoral Saturday night, greatly af-
fected the queen, who had followed the
proceedings with attentive interest.
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u. 8 o. EnrnIngs.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 13.-The estIma-
ted gross earnings of the Baltimore &
Ohio railrond for the month OF August,
1899, were S2.759,S $50, an increase OF $751;
1884 over the month Of August last year.
The net earnings for August. 1893, were
$3.50, ,SO2. an Increase OF E3lS956, The net
earnings Of the two months OF the
present fiscal year hnve increased $751;
il2 OVer the same period one year oRO.
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GREAT RECORD
MRdc by Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pnny Of New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-of more than
half billion OF dollars paid up to July
LIST, Of the current year, the Mutual
or over half billion dollars, and Its uc-
cumulated assets on that date were
S2sS. .5S6,i7l.
This shows that the company has
practically paid out as much money
to the insurinE public as any other two
companies Of like character, and that
by holding n larger amount in assets
than any other company. II Ii beyond
question the largest md strongest In
Btltutlon OF Its kind In the world.
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LONDON, Sept. 1s.-The rumor which
was current this afternoon that the
ROthschilds had received word from
Paris that Dreyfus had been pardoned
was absolutely denied by them. Such
action, they said, would be absolutely
impossible until the council Of reviaion
nnsana nnnn the nnnnhl.
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LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. l3.-The
board OF directors of the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce to-day unanl-
mously resolved to decline to make an
exhibit at the coming exposition unless
the wrong done Captain Dreyfus was
rectl6ed within a reasonable time.
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TRANsVAAL's REPLY
To British Note viii Probably be
Ready To-Day.

PRETORIA, Sept l3.-Presldent Kru-
ger and the executive council met here
this evening TO consider the reply to
be made to the British secretary OF
state for the colonies, Mr.. Chamberlain.
They are still conferrlngSby telegraph
with the Orange Free State. The de-
clglon is aRNiOusly awaited by the
crowds outside the executive building,
A communication has been received
from the imperial government stating
that although anxious for prompt re-
ply the imperial authorities do not de-
sire to tic the Transvaal authorities
down to forty-cight hours.
The reply will probably come before
the vollSsruad tomorrow. The decision
OF the executive council Will undoubted-
ly be influenced by the action Of the
orange Free state.
The government Is still willing to at
tend the Joint commission originally
proposed
The Transvaal war office denies any
knowledge OF the reported offer OF 10000
Irlsh-Americans to fight against Great
Britain.
CAPE TOWN, Sept. iS.--Tt is asserted
in Afrlkander circles here that the
TrnnsvaRl government Will accept the
British note. leaving the question OF
suzerainty on the basis OF the conVen-
tlon Of 1884
4 dispatch from Pletcrmarltzburg.
capital Of Natal. says that the Outland-
cra council expresses great dIssatisfac-
tion with the British note, complaining
that the imperial authorities are will
ing to accept inadequate concessions in
order TO avoid war
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bpecIAA Gl5PAaSh W wv AAs''"bN'
PARSONS, w. Va, Sept 1S.-Bleak-
ney Parsons. one of the most promI-
nent lawyers Of this county, and chair
man OF the Republican county commit
tee, dlod at his home In Davis this af-
ternoon. He had been sick for some