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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

Minnesota is now classed as pivotal
state by Republican managers. No Won
der st. Paul Republicans were SO dizzy
after the whirl Of the pivot on May l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

Duluth Republicans have decided that
Senator Baldwin doesn't want to make
the race against Page Morris. 1t will be
a cold day for Morris il Senator Baldwin
should reverse their decision
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

]. W. Robinson, of Butler county. Kan,
owns farm Of mere than 10000 acres. Of
which he works 1880 acres himself. I'm
my fifteen years residence in Kansas"
he says, II have never known a year thai
l did not make money. | stand ready to
say that no man who enjoys good health
and who farms intelligenuy and faithful
~ can help but make good living out Of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

Marcus A. Hanna shouldn't overlook the
Cuban postal thieves when revising his
campaign assessments.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

The administration wants Mr. Neely in
Cuba. The Cubans would prefer the
postal receipts
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

MafelSing has been relieved Now isn't
it about time to relieve Cuba-cf the
horde of postotIice and other piiferers?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

buildings Their character never becomes
known until after Understanding fire.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

suiting the Action-"W hich one of tie
popular books Of the day do you like the
oest?'' asked the maiden.
To Have and to Hold, - he answered.
in an ecstatic whisper.
Don't, Harry she protested. hut her
voice had smothered sound--Chicago
Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19
tSnnHigh
OCEAN LINERS.

|Washineton time q p. m. St. PAUL..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

Railroads have made a cut rate for
the Philadelphia convention. What do
they propose to do when the Philadelphia
party takes it's trip TO Salt river?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

Philadelphia will have a great ad-
vantage over Kansas City so far as the
entertainment of the large gathering Is
concerned, when the conventions of the
two dominant parties assemble in these
cities.
The advantage that Philadelphia will
have over Kansas City lies in the fact
that it is much easier of access than the
Southwestern metropolis and that tbs
heat in midsummer is not so great in
the Quaker City, as in the city in which
the Democrats will do their convention
work for 1900
There is another advantage, and It is
that Philadelphia VIII entertain more dis
tinguished visitors than the rival city.
The United States congress- as is well
known, viii adjourn shortly before the
Republicans assemble in the keystone
state metropolis and the congressman Of
this party's faith viii be largely in evil
dence In order to create enthusiasm for
President MeIlinley's reelection and to
he ready when the vice presidential norai-
nation is made TO cheer the victor to the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

Did Neelys confederates have those
Indiana stamps made In blocks OF five?
The London newspapers will now cease
the publication Of MafekiEg menus.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19
QUEER COLLECTION

st. Paul, May II.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-19

Aguinaldo has issued another proclama-
ton. Revenge is sweet The document Is
in Tagalo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
NEWS OF THE DAY

Bradstreet reports that the failures
for the week were 2l7. against 30 last
year 10 the United States, and In
Canada SO, against 20 last year.
The annual report Of Lieutenant
General Miles recommends reorgani-
cation of the army On the basis Of one
soldier to each 1000 OF population.
The announcement of q s25 900, 600
trust to control the kiln-drie6 lumber
output is made in Baltimore. Gov.
John Walter Smith is said to BE- lead
ing factor 10 the combine and may be
it's president.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has ordered an enormous
storage battery 10 assist In hauling
rains through the Belt Line tunnel IN
Baltimore by electricity.
It ia said that President Mckinley
will oppose any movement looking to
reduction of the congressional repre-
sentation of the southern States on
account OF charges OF the disfranchise-
ment OF colored voters.
The annual report OF the Commits.
sloner of Internal Revenue for the fiscal
year, ended June 30, 1900, shows a col
lection exceeded but once in the history
| of the bureau. The receipts were
1895 BIG. 107, being SIC, 316, 107 10 excess
J OF the estimated amount, aud 81 ooA'
| 534 more than during the previous year
Mr.. William Jennings Bryan's de-
nies that he has accepted the oher
from the administration officers OF Tan
/ msny 10 20 to New York and defend
a number of mt mbers OF thst organizs
ton who are charged with participating
| IN lee ion frauds. l. ia said that MIR.
Brysu was offered $4,000 to take
charge OF the cases.
Robert W. Wilcox. the Independent
royalist candidate, has been elected
Hawaiian delegate to Congress, over
Samuel Parker. republican. His cam
psiRn was an anti white canvass, with
promises on the part OF some Oh Ms
campaign workers that If be were
elected Queen Liliuokslani should b.
restored TO the throne. The result o.
the vote shows The native bitterness
over annexation to be still alive.
The murder of Louise Frost by John
Porter, colored. bss stirred up race
feeling to such an extent that al
negroes of bad character have been
warned to leave Ebert aud Lincoln
counties, Col Preston Porter, a negro
16 years old, was burned at the AXE
last night by vigilance committee a
Limon, Col, for The murder OF Louise
| Frost, the eleveD.y esr-old daughter OF
Ricnard w. Frost. The fsther of thu
child applied the match. The execu
TONERS. who numbered about 300 clti-
| zens Of Lincoln county, had not the
least semblsnce OF the ordinary mob
Their every act was deliberate and dur
irg all the preparations, as well a.
throughout the sufferings OF the negro
hardly an unnecessary word was
| spoken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.

Breelau, Nov. 17.-It is learned thst
Miss Schnspks, the woman who threw
an axe at Emperor William yesterday,
is weak-ninded aud lives in the depths
of poverty, She is Al years old. Her
landlord had taken dispossess proceed
ings against her and she was returning
from the hearing when she saw the
Kaiser. Her act ia considered one OF
momeDtsry msdness.
London, Nov. 1.-THE Jockey Club
stewards 10 the investigation of the
running OF Richard Cookers col
Scotchmsn II have included q charge
that turf spectators have given pres
ents to Americ IN jockeys. These pres
euts, 10 some instances. were as much
az 81, 500.
Vienna, Nov. 17.-Wild screams oc-
Cured in the Croatian legislature today
as a result of the rivalry existing be
tween the Magyars md Crosts. Mag
var deputy Tomsstcs started the fracas
He became excited during the debate
and fred q revolver. A group Of
Croats rushed for him, stripped him o.
his clothing and pummelled him until
ne was unconscious. A general melee
followed. Fists, chairs, rulers and ink
stands were used with such good etfec'
that when the authorities stopped the
engagement eighteen deputies required
medical attention. Crostiau deputy
FraDkitch is dangerously hurt.
Paris, Nov. 17.-Another American girl be-
came couute's To-Day. Alice, daughtey o.
Anthony vspbergher, OF New York, was msI
risi in the American church this evening Il
cunt Grote of Mecklenberg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFED.
ERACY.

The United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy held the closing session OF the
general convention at Montgomery,
Ala. yesIe r lay.
The report of the committee on ere
dentials brought about The hrst die
turbance OF the conven ion. When the
"Cradle Of Con iederscy" Chapter was
reached in the naming Of votes allotted.
Mrs.. Coney, president OF the cnapter,
said a number had resigned aud all
designations had been accepted.
Mrs. Watt. of the chapter, replied
that the names of some OF the members
OF her chapter had been scratched Oh
by the committee merely to reduce the
number.
More than twenty persons were on
their feet at once 10 sn effort to De
recognized by the chair and the presl-
dent had considerable trouble restoring
order.
At the closing session of the meeting
Of the Uoited Daughters of the Confed-
eracy last night the following officers
we're elected
Mrs E. !. Weed, of Florida, presi-
dent; Mrs. w. w. Reed, of New York,
first vice president; Mrs. 6. I. McCul'
, Tough, OF Virginia, second vice-presl'
dent; Mrs. John p. Hickman, OF Ten
nessee, recording secretary; Mrs Mary
F. Meares, OF North Carolina. cores
ponding secretary; Mrs. J. Jefferson
; Thomas, OF Georgia, treasurer all re-
elecioue.
The next annual meeting will be held
at Wilmington, n. q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
From China.

London, Nov. 17.-Dispatches from
Shanghai report the arrest of Prince
fuan. He is coD6ned at Ninahsisn o. IL
the province of Shensi. Governor Yu
Hsien is uIder arrest at Pinsn 10 the
same province. Tusn aud Yu were
preparing for flight when taken 10
custody.
Hong, Kong, Nov. ia fire at
Canton supposed to be of incendisrs
origin, destroyed 300 houses. All Il e
consuls at Canton are pressing for ill.,
demnity for the destroyed missions.
The Board OF Reconstruction has been
been ordered to pay the American co.,
sui $4,000, the first iDstslment IN
settlement OF American claims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

were not warm 10 their support OF the
republican ticket, was commenced.
Imperialism is becoming more and
more apparent. The Attorney General
has decided that the President has the
right to appoint commissioners In the
Philippines without the consen, OF the
Senate.
The ground upon which opposition
10 the admission OF democratic :.
Senator from North Carolina Will Dc
made. people from that State now mere
eay. ia that at the election of the legs
Iatnre last summer the negroes were
bulldozsi.
Al the brokers' offices here todsy
stocks were quoted as strong aud nlsn-
err. cotton strooc. corn aud pork STEADY
an 1 wheat weak.
The fall racing season commenced at
the BenniuQ track, near here, today
under the most favorable auspices. The
weatber was fine, the horses in excel
lent condition end numerous, and the
attendance large and fashionable,
among the ladies being several from
Alexsndris. Virginia was we'll repre-
senled.
A commercial traveller. here today,
who was 10 the Oh Virginia district on
election day, says he was surprised 10
see 30 many white people at a polling
precinct who we're anxious to sell their
votes to any body who would buy
them,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A daughter of ex.Stste Senator Mat.
tbews, Of Loudoun count, was married
In Washington today to Mr.. L-vering,
the prohibition candidate for Presidedt
ia 1896
Miss Anna Elizabeth Lamkin, the
nipeteen-yesr-old daughter of Police
Officer q. g Lamkin, OF Richmond, DIS
sp. cared mysIeriously last Saturday.
and has not been heard from since.
Postmaster Knight, of Richmond,
proposes TO ask Congress to appropriate
81 900 600 for a new postofice building
Tor Richmond. BE claims that the
present one, which was bailt before the
war, il too small.
The Governor has appointed the fol
lowing state board OF health: Drs
Pauius A. Irving aud Laudon b. Ed
wards. OF Richmond; Rawlfy w. Mar
Tin, Lsnchburg; Lewis E. Harvey, Dan
vile, V. G. Culpeper. Portsmouth; J.
T. Graham, Wytheville, sod }. ID. Neh
Harrlsonburg.
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81 bi,ba r., 0aAFlIlkN
YaIe { : PaaceLOn met in thsl. .

Yale efi P0aceton met ia tbsl,
n-siflo call match this sfterpoo, ou'
the laIter's gridiron at Priucetop y "
The whole town of Pnilliioni W y
is burning. The TyRsrts Valley Ho,s;'
Hollins restaurant, Tsdts' stors ~,
Plain Dealer Office aud three re.'6a, ,ue
have been destroyed.
0Genersl Wheeler called at Tho ",
department this morning. He sad g. 81
was on the way from Chicago a.le
being relieved of the command ~ ,St
department OF the lakes, to bic bors 80 :.
Wheeler, Ala. He stated that be M y
20 lead g life of retirement for -
time at that place. NC
Richard Croker sailed from "
York today on the Lucsoia for ?
land. leaving Tammany Hail ma.
strict orders to rid the city OF vice -.
Croker is in poor health and w,,.
spend month at Carlsbad and tbsn ~
to bis English house at Wautso,
hundred or more Tammauy leads,1
were at the dock to bid him sood.bgs
Instructions have been sent To Mai.
ter Conger TO the effect that the an
ton Of the adequacy of punisb M,
proposed to be Inflicted by the CoIosss
Government upon the nine prince. "a
msndsrins made IN the imperial edic,
published here yesterday, is left eptirsIy
TO bis discretion. He is directed n r..
form this government whether the seD.
fences proposed by the foreign epyov.
are such as can be accepted BY tis
Chinese Government.
A $4,000 ssllon tank Of ws,e, m ,,.
roof of UDger Brothers slyerware fso.o,s :,
New C.rk, N. j., burst this morpiug 80
water flooded every floor Of the bu,ltirs
Fbe 200 employees were dreuchef d, rb.
SKIN and valuable machinery was sos< ed an
damaged. Some $250,0OO worth o. 10
Was partially destroyed by the water.
An epidemic OF typhoid fever /. rsgioy d,
he town OF Cemen;op, Lehigh COUNTY P,
| Out of 200 families, l1S are ou,r,nfr.;
and of % families every membsr s NJ.
trsted with the disease There &c b9t t.o
| physicians in the town and they sre e,.
hsusted.
Paul F. Fusx, Of St. Louis No. s tldsn,
In Columbia College, New YORK, "a. folat
ssphy xiated from sss At $50 oco,k t5is
morning in his rooms. His death is believed
| 10 be accidental.
Senator Dsvis's condition at 81. P.u. ,od,v
remains unchanged except for incieas AZ
| drowsiness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Preferred Freedom of speech.

Chicago, Nov. H.-Msjor General E.
). Otis has caused surprise by saying
that be was glad the authorities of the
War department had removed the cen.
sorship from all messages going out OF
the Philippines. Il was generally Ut
ders:ood that Gen Otis was RESPONSE
Ole for the "mutilstion" of messages
which the correspondents sent to the
papers, and that it was he who had es-
lablished the close censorship of dis
patches, but be claims that it was done
OF order OF the United States govern
nent and that, so far as he was person.
Al y concerned, he would have preferred
giving the correspondents freedom OF
-Deech
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Saved by a Life Saver.

Atlantic City, n j., Nov H.-Suri'
man Jefferies, Of the Absecon liie-sav
Jog station, while pstrolling the beach
near Ventner at midnight last night,
heard q woman cry murder" He
ran to the spot AID found Lizzie Tim
N nus, young woman, lying on the
ground struggling with several men
At sight OF the life-saver they took TO
their heels. Jeffries took the woman
to the station for the night and there
she told her story. She said that she
entered bus here last nightintending
to visit an up own store. The driver
who was one OF the men who attempt
ed to assault her, drove her 10 another
direction and when a lonely spot on
be beach was reached, he stopped his
team. AS the woman stepped out OF
the bus she was set upon by the driver
cad the other men who had arrived 10
another vehicle. Miss Timminus was
sent to her home on Missouri avenue
mis- morning. The police are looking
for the men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
nArARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not reach the sest of the disease. Cstsrrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in Or
der to cure II you must take int rnsl RENE
dies. Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Cstsrrb Cure is not quack
medicine. 1t was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians in this country for years, and
is regular pres 'iiption. Il Ia composed of
the best tonic known, combined with the best
oous surfaces. The perfect combination OF
the two ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in cnring Cstsrrs. Send
for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & Co, Props Toledo, o.
Sold By Druggists price Zoe.
Halls Family PILLS are the bssL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
CHRsAPEAKE BEACH OUTLAwE

OHEsAPEAKE BEACH OUTLAwED. -
The New York Jockey Club has de-
clined to sanction the winter racing at
the Chesapeake Beach track to be con.
Quoted by the Maryland Jockey Club.
IL ia said that horses are already being
shipped there from Gloucester. A let
ter from Washington says: The refusal
of the Jockey Club to sanction win
ter meeting at Chesapeake Beach was
expected by racing men. The meeting
at Bepnings has been extended 10 De-
cember 8, later date for racing thao
any heretofore accorded Jockey Club
track. Promoters of the Chesapeake
Beach track have already stated that
10 the event OF refusal of license by
the Jockey Club they would conduct a
race meeting Independent Of the con-
trolling organization. At present,
however, there are neither running
horses nor jockeys in the east without
the jurisdiction of the Jockey Club.
Practically ell of the horsemen who
were for years unable to race because
of their previous connection with un-
authorized tracks have been rein
sfated.p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Trial of Negro Afurderers.

Atlanta Ga, Nov. 1.-THE trisI OF twelve
negroes for tho murder Of two white men
will be begun Moodsy at Silvsnia. Ga, and
trouble is expected. The negroes in the dis
trict VOW they will not allow the men to be
punished by the court. he State expects to
prove the existence of negro malta in scre-
ven county, formed for the purpose Of kill
lug whites The trouble started some months
ago. Two white men were riding along q
road when q party OF negroes in buggy,
comipg in an opposite direction, drove too
Gear TO the white mems vehicle and the
wheels locked row ensued and the blacks
vowed vengeance. Peace wsus to were sworn
out and the negroes de6ed srrest. Later they
shot Fillmore Harrington and Milton Mars,
two Of posse Of white men who had gone TO
arrest the nen, This caused great indigna-
ton and race war was only sveTted by the
arrival Of troops from Savannah. 1t Is now
reported that the negroes are banded together
for the purpose of killing white men and d.
so to secure the release of the twelve negroes
whuse trial will commence Monday despite
the negro opposition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
Robbers Driven on.

Meridian, Miss, Nov. Livery
preparation was made by three me
last night to rob and murder A. ]. Rue
sell, Speaker of the House OF K present
atives. The lawns about Speaker Rus.
sells residence occupy q block. ard
trees and shrubbery make the place
dark at night. At o'clock this morn
ing DR.. w. w. Payne passed thu
Russell residence and saw two men try
ing to open the blinds at a window. Dr
Payne started towards the men. A
third man stepped out from behind q
tree and leveling q revolver at the
physician fred. The bullet passed
through DR.. Payne's hat. The doctor
then whipped out his revolver and ii g
at the man who had attempted to XII
nim. The robbers at the window theu
turned their attention to Payne and
opened a fusilsde on him and be an
4wered ell their shots until his revolver
was empty. None of the shots OF
either eide took effect. The robbers,
hen made their escape and DR.. Payne
,roused tue sleeping Inmates OF the
Russell home. At the window where
he robbers were working was found Z
large hickory bludgeon which was evil
IDENTIFY intended to crush the skull Of
The Sneaker,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
s1TUR JAY EVENING NOV. IT. 1900
VIZ Apr much graliasd to bear OF

We ARE much grstifed to hear OF
the Improvement 10 Senator vests
basltb A d hope 1t may be permanent.
h deferred O Mr.. Cleveland far 100
much a. one time and we are not sure
that be did not have q hand IN Inlet
ING hin Oh the democratic party as the
candidate 10 1892; but ne has done
spleudid service tor the democracy 10
the Senate debates which cannot be *
nored His late interview contains
much that is sound aud valuable. de
scouts the Reorganization" proposition
of The boilers aud rightly declares II 10
premature to say who will be tins no"-
ipee of the party in 1904, and he iurtnei
declares that there is 100 cause LOT us
oo,,assment to democrats in the re-
sult of the late election" Oa another
point. Mr.. Vest Ia much less ludiciouT'
Re saws that the democracy were To-
iured oy their opposition to the fniip-
innine war. Mr.. Vests poor health mas
nreyeoted him from being good ludge
OF public sentiment. This Infamous
needless, costly and Improbable war; 60
far from helping the party In power
was a burden to them, and their posi-
ton was 80 utterly indefensiole thai
they have not to this dav frankly stated
what their policy towards those islands
will be. They have coudoned slavery
polygsmy and Mohammedanism In one
half the islands, and allowed the native
governments to stand there. while they
sre rsvaging and killing the Christian
people living in the other half. Inc
majority of the American people,
We suspect, are sick OF this costly ano
uoproatable war which was made, mol
NJ then. but by the President. There
ia reas on to believe that the President
ia even now studying how to extricAte
himself from this awful blunder. l.
the democrats are weakened by thelI
orOtest against crime and executive
usurpation. then it is time to despair o.
reform in the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
From South Africa.

CapetowD, Nov. lit ls said thsl
General Kitchener has decided to de-
populate towns In the Transv4al owinp
to the difficulty OF dealing With the co.
envy when hampered by the civilian
population.
London, Nov 17.-Lord Roberts re-
ports TO the War Office that Genera
Barton has occupied Klerksdorp, in tn P
Iransvasl, capturing eight pr soners
and many sheep and cattle. Lord Rob
erts also reports that sniping continues
everywhere.
Bloemfontein, Nov. 1.-THE Beers
have been defeated in fight at Eden
berg. Their casualties it is reported,
number 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17

BIG PAY For PosING.-In return for
a few hours posing for one of the great
French artists, Mrs. P. B. Sbaffner is to
receive S13. 1886. A communication an
nouncing the sale of the painting which
took first prize in the art exhibition
at the Paris exposition has just been
received 10 Cnioago by Mrs. Shsffoer.
The canvas was purchased by q New
York millionaire who parted with S40,-
900 10 secure the prize. 1t is called q
"Nineteeuth Century Gainsborough"
and shows the full figure OF woman 10
evening dress, on canvas l9 by IA
feet. Mrs. Shsffner was formerly
Donna Isabella Hearne, of Buffalo. A
few days ago she filed suit tor divorce
alleging cIuelty and failure TO provid-.
Mrs. Shaffaer's first husband was Wal
ter Isby, wealthy Eogishman who
committed suicide during the hon.v-
moon. soon after she married Snsf1-
ner, who had fallen heir TO $500, 600
which, she ssys, be squandered 10 three
months. Shaffner now resides In New
York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-17
COURT OF APPEALS.

Argument 10 the case of the Southern
R.ilway vs.. the Commonwealth Was
concluded 10 the Court OF APP
veals in Richmond yesterday. Oh
course, it will be some days be-
fore a decision is rendered, ano
the people OF the Valley will know
whether the Southern and the Balti-
more and Ohio will connect at Strss-
burg. The further proceedings OF the
court yesterday were:
Campbell We. Eastern Building and
Loan Association. Argued and con-
tinued until Monday.
Tidball We. Shenandoah National
Bank, of Winchester. No. 4 on priv:
lodged docket, next case to be argued.