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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-19
ME- o'JCeHOlOr rs
NOTICE.

y n. yW,e.ER oF THE DfREcroRs
a, S elnel sugar Co. Ltd, the sale
l,s.,.. l.,ln1uent stock ~ the eighth
y II. ~ advertised Tor November
49,, 49, postponed uu Monday.
"a . y COOKE.
Treasurer.
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NOTICE

~ fc,,,, ar COMPANY STOCK
''bpEl's' MEETING.
I'm, hereby glven that a special
h N me kona sugar Co, Ltd,
hNs,.. ~ The office of NJ. w.
M y, y sons Queen street. he
y =" o'clock a. M. on the g3d
ss,l.,,'.IinI, npr, 1000, Tor the purpose
Ia w,..s ,he 1dvisability % bor-
t,s,s 4, 4. ''r The purposes 81 the
IN u s.,, '' 'orpuration on the Sc
" a.. .Up'n bonds % the company
u.,.apni not oxceeding t9oo ooo "a
.etsI.. uy decd ~ trust ~ the
nan wv all the property 81 the
~ p'osent ana future
Va. WILLIAM w. HALL.
s'soluin rr.sident Kona Sugar Co.
10. 1900. $500
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MEETING NOTICE.
asJLUl r p co NOTICE

rrrt,t MEETING OF THE
60, m the Kahului railroad
...y Ia called f1r Wednesday. No
80 1900 at 10 a. M, at the Of
vs1ndpr a Baldwin. Ltd, TO
4, AM amendment 90 the bylaws
u, ,,her business that may come
~ wv " n. CASTLE.
Secretary Nahului. u. " Co.
t,,lu November ~, 1900. sos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-19
ANNUAL NEE TING.
tALrk AGRICULTURAL con-
pANY. LTD

mE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
|afyha.i'rs u the walalua Agricul-
|nl Oh I'D will b. held at the
IN, Z No Chamber OF Commerca IN
'rpu'a 1u Wednesday. November
H a. u o'clock n. m.
v. ~. TENNEY.
s'sf,afy Wdlalua Agricultural Co.
ia 500
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BROKERS'
o cAMPBELL-onice Queen 81, o.
oOsfts Union Feed Co.
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/ will sell at Public Auction, at my
salesroom, corner of Merchant and
Alakea streets, the above collection OK
CURIOS.
Don't miss this opportunity
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17

cess TINT. will fly thI,cs ,,,.,,
We have 1s,o,S n,Jn,, ,s, .. :. "., ~"
supnose 1rnclo Co., a,a,.,s ,aNe sA''
about 70 ,ot Tim ,,n..n. I '"' : a't
let In the h,s,orr =, a. ,,,.,. ,.e. eyer
want to feed my nnon,o ror ,n..,,.'- 1 a..
years to como M, 49, 49,, 80 ~,
bid on It, Eurorr xnr,, 49,. "'u.u
take thu ,oh Al ,ha 80 Wy 't,'o
ingmen would atom IN - 49, wv, -
block and saw WA ,ror,a M. a0s 40,
that Job, VIZ c,n,t 40 :. ~. - ~ ' ,''
we'll do II IN, * 49, 49,. u"'
Wou,dnt W, All ~, % '''oie'
American w,-L,,.,,,'. en - ~ 'ne
have the ,ob W. n,.s ~, 1Ne''
we've en-, 10 b,,, ~, ~ Va" '''o''eS'
Rr,,,, 49, T.,-,
T nv, 81, ''
,,,,..,.r o"s " '"'N 'or Il moment on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
Mckinley in Cuba.

l want5to tell you what. kind Of %
emperor our President, William McRla'
ley Is. He has been at work since oess
Der and tonight 10000 happy facsa
and happy hearted boys and girls ~
tend the free schools OF Cuba, and the'
have nil the modern appliances We haw
In our own schools, This has been doss
by that Christian statesman at Wash
ington. SO slow in declaring war th&
Democratic statesmen revllcd him troa
one end OF our land to another.
Your state, torn rs It was from h'
Jaws OF slavery and hell and set aH'oas
the stars OF the Union by one OF tbs
greatest wars OF history. West VIZ
sinia Is the very tide OF progressive re-
publicanlsm. You have broken The
solid south. I say keep It broken 10
1900. That Is the greatest service yo'
can render tho men and women In our
country. Prosperity must be continued
I thank you for your patient bearing
and bid YOU guod-byc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
In Clerk Robertson's Office.

In Clerk Robertson's office yesterday,
the following WIS recorded:
Deed made October II. 1900. by An
drew P. Becker and others to William
Petric; consideration. $500; transfers
north part of lot 50 In the old town plat.
Marriage licenses were issued to:
j. Harry Klieves. aged thirty eight,
and Carrie May FranZell, aged twenty
seven. of Wheeling.
Glenn ]. Baker. aged twenty three.
Of Michigan. and Emma Cottner, OF
indiana, .E.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
One Supreme Thing.

Some complaint Is made because
things are high, but say the one SUI
prrmc thing Is to have money to buy
things whether they are high or low.
Building material is high. OF course It is.
but people are building, q thing they
didn't do In 1896 Democrats say We
are taxed to death by n tariff for tim
benefit OF the trusts. The tariff Is q tax
that was about every other line In the
Democratic argument. They said In
'92 things were too high. There was n
poor congregation over In England that
wanted to buy some hymn books, Tim
cast about for some way to get them
In an evil hour they found n patton,
medicine company to advertise In thrm
who would furnish them. When Sun.
day came around they were singing Tim
advertisements. So 1t was with Mr.
Bryan In lS92.who said these high nr,cc,
put us In power. let US at EN- and we,,,
smash EN- for you. We nut .cm 1,
power anu they smashed 'cm all r,ph,
AN. III cheap prices there is n danger
mat man may become cheap too, In
80 'hcy said TO us that they had OVER
done tia little. They said We had en +,
little too low. but we havu q pateu, uro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
pyeing, Cleaning and Repnirine.

Do not forget your winter wraps.
Should they need cleaning or dyelng
take them to the old established firm of
F. Striff & Son. where they can be
made to look equal to new ut very
small cost. Any kind Of repairing
done. such as binding, refining. new,
velvet collars. and. In fact. what repair
ing is wanted on them. Don't wait un-
til cold weather is here. but take them
now, "a they can be done on short no.
tlce, to +. STRIFE 6 SON,
11i9 Market Street.
T-20-24-27. Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
Excursion to Michigan.

Twelfth annual excursion to Mlchi-
gan Win Wheeling & Lake Eric rail-
road, Wednesday, October II. Tickets
to nearly all points In Michigan at one
fare for round trip. good for return for
thirty days. Call on or write S. Shcr-
man. Travelling Passenger Agent, City
Bank building. Telephone. 92i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17

and did not expect this of you. WEI
have nothing to do with you and YOU
government. I'll call my own cong's
and establish my own government
When Mr.. Bryan hears this will he ass
or Will he run? don't believe he'll r'a
He will fight and tho moment he does 8
hen be standing on a Republican pas
form.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
10000.

: Wo have iltted moro than twenty
Thousand pairs of Spectnclcs, giving us
n record and experience unequnllcd by
my other optlctnn III West Virginia.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
NJ. JACOB w. GRCBB, OptIclnu.
No. 1906 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
KNIT JACKETS.

Wool has gone up, but our cele-
brated All Wool Knit Jackets will
be sold at old prices. They will
wear longer and please you better
thar all others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17

MY line OF ovprcoatlngs and Su!tinSt
are always OF the choiccAt patterns.
c. w. SEABRIdHT's SON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
Announcement,

Full and complete limo OF Fail suit
mss. etc.. Just received. ut
JOS. WINIESpoRFFER'S,
2263 Market Street,
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c. HESS C SONS.

Fashionable Tailors and Furnishers,
1921 and 1928 Market St. w&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
sroEE q rzo1tAs
Our second floor is revelation to visitors
since the opening Of the new millinery and
suit departments.

with the wealth Of seasonabe attire for women misses and
enalen on show section Of the store particularly
The entire floor is devoted to the display Of millinery
SUITS, coats capes waists. separate Skirts and in fact
garments Of every description When we say
me ehtre second floor mean also the new building for
we Re the new structure on every floor except
the first and the basement
Our Millinery Emporium is one Of the finest in the
country and the galaxy Of beauty hats is most compe-
nensive and satisfying you'll say the same Of the suit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17

SPECIAL prices on Fail suitings and
Ovcrcoatings.
q w SEARRIGHIoS SON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
Prices in trimmed millinery range from Sl.98 to S65.
tailored garments

@ he suit paor is in the new section Of the enlarged
SECOND foo he equipment is magnificent, the arrange
ment perfect. 80
Here and there, artstcally placed are forms clothed
N me new and handsomely fashioned SUITS automobiles
ete immense cases contain hundreds yes, thousands Of
jackets and separate Skirts aordng Selection such as
has never been shown in this section
one tailored costume, particularly attractive is made
o. hair Chevict and Imported Broadcloth Blouse
Jacket handsomely trimmed with stitched taffeta to form
yoke, military collar. and ehevron on the Sleeves Lined
throughout with best afeta sikharing skirt They come
in blue. Price $22.5O.
~ Our autumn and winter suits range in price from
$1,000 to $4,000 ,a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-10-17
millinery

we take especial pride in our own make Of Hats
IBonnets and Ioquesthose made by our own mllners
we mean-made after the newest and pretties of the
autumn and winter Partisan models.
sM ", have the foreign-made fancies, too made BY
Samle Roger Vro Beheand Others but you can hardly
tel NE difference except by looking at the price card
oarah Bernhardts latest the Empire, is just out of our
WofK room It is pretty swagger shape, made with tan
only $7.98. ss. -
Prices in trimmed millinery range from 98 to S65
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES.

What are supposed to be the remains
OF Farther Marquette, intrepid mission.
ary and explorer, have been exhumed
by workmen near Frankfort, Mich.
Pat Grove, wanted In Omaha, Neb.,
for completely in the abduction of Ed
die Cudahy, was surrounded in a hotel
10 st. Joseph, Mo-, early this morning,
but escaped. 1t is claimed he is still in
the city.
Judge Gibbons, In Chicago, today in
structed members of the Cook county
grand jury to return indictments against
officials of the police department who
may have accepted tribute for permit.
ting dives and vicious resorts to remain
open 10 defiance OF the law.
Despondent over the fear that bis
half sister would gain the whole OF an
estate left by his father, and the proof
OF whose marriage to his mother could
not he found, Edward Hamburger,
aged Al years, committed suicide last
night by banging himself In his barn at
Remington, Pa.
Della Fox, who is playing at Chsses'
Theatre, Baltimore, was married at
noon today to John Levy, of New
York. The wedding occurred 10 the
new court house, in the Office of Com.
mon Pleas Court Clerk James II. Liv-
ingston. The ceremony was performed
By Rev. w. T. Way, Of Emanuel Re-
formed Episcopal Church.
Chester R. Baird, one Of the heaviest
dealers in iron In Philadelphia, filed
spetition to be adjudged voluntary
bankrupt in the United States District
Court in Philadelphia today. Baird
traded as G r. Baird & Co., and ope-
rated eleven mills and furnaces in dill
ferent parts of Pennsylvania, New
York, Virginia, and New Jersey.
Eugene A. Philbin, appointed District At.
torney OF New York county by Governor
Roosevelt, took charge OF the office today.
Asa B. Gardiner who was deposed by the
Governor last Saturday, ,tui ned over his en- T.
staff to Mr.. Phlbin ard gracefully wished
him success in bis now office.
sunken vessel, apparently schooner OF
about 10 TONS was found three miles south
west of Cape Porpoise, Me, yesterday. No
particulars as to the identity Of the craft OF
how or when she came in can be learned.
Prairie wolves in great number infest the
vicinity of Minneapolis the metropolis Of the
northwest, and the farmers of the nearby
counties are in panic, for their live stock Is
constantly being attacked.
Patent fluid stove polish was the cause of
one probable death and the serious burning
Of two others in Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday.
The stuff exploded while being used In pol
ishing stoves.
John II. Kelly. aged 13 years, and VIM.
Huligsn. aged 10 years, broke through the
ice at Union factory pond, Newark, Conn.,,
yesterday afternoon and were drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26

ACCIDENTLLY SHOT.-James Rowland,
colored, on Monday shot and instantly
killed his brother, Ailsie Rowland, 10
Alexandria county, on the river front,
near Brick Haven. The shooting was
accidental. The brothers accompanied
by Barnev Burden and William Taylor.
of Brick Haven, started out on gun
ming expedition. They went to the
house of their brother-in.law, Willis
Richards, nearby, to borrow a shotgun.
Their sister, Richards wife, warned
them not to take the gun, but notwith-
standing her protest, they took 1t and
proceeded to the river front In search Of
game.
After arriving at their destination
James placed shell in the gun, and in
attempting TO close the breech the shell.
which 1t appears was not properly ad-
iusted. exploded. and the contents en-
.ered his brothers. right side. The boy
lived only about two minutes.
Shortly after the occurrence q coio-
ner's Jury was summoned with Justice
Stevens, OF Arlington, as foreman, and
a verdict of accidental death was rem
dered. Rowland's remains were car
ried to the residence of bis mother,
Ellen Rowland, at Brick Haven. James
is about nineteen years OF age ana
Ailsie was between sixteen and seven
teen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Isaac Robinson, canned goods and
fertilizer manufacturer, OF Baltimore.
has failed for 100000.
The Dowager Lady Churchill, an 10
innate friend Of Queen Victoria, was
found dead 10 her bedchamber at o.
born yesterday.
II is unlikely that any more volun-
teer troops will be ordered home from
the Philippines before Congress autho'
ICES enlistmen.s to take their placed.
Rev. DR.. w. r. STRICKEN, former
pastor of Hsmlln M. E. Church III
Washington, died last week In Arizons.
His remains were brought back to
Washington yesterday.
Three tugs at high tide near Atlantic
City, N. j., yesterday dragged into
deep water the British steamer Autllls,
which ran on the bar at the mou b o.
the south channel of Great Egg harbor
inlet early Monday morning.
A French detachment OF 100 men left
Tientsin December 20 for Hung leu, ~
miles westward, to search for arms.
Approaching a village across frozen
creek force OF Boxers opened hire,
killing Lieutenant Contal and wound
| log another officer. The French
burned tie village.
Lord Kitchener has arrived at DE
Agar, Cape Colony, and lie taking
| measures to crush the Boer invasion.
He cables to London that British troops
are pursuing the Boer invaders OF Cape
Colony. He also reports that British
| mounted infantry occupied Brltstown
without opposition.
A race war is in progress at Cement
Vile, Iud., small station on the Fan
Handle Road, five miles north OF Jefler
sonyille, Ind, and serious trouble is ex
pected. Two drunken negroes started
| il and one of them was shot. The
negroes are armed and the whites
keeping within doors to avoid them,
Rev. DR.. Charles Reuben Hale
Bishop Coadjutor OF the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese Of Springfield. Ill.
died yesterday afternoon OF valvull
disease OF the heart. aged 6S years. III
left an estate Of $50 600. inherited from
his father. Reuben G. Hale. promi
nent Philadelphia lawyer. The Bishop
was quartermaster general in the UnioI
army during the Civil war. he wa
born in Lewiston, Pa.
Henry W, Howgate, once a promi
nent government official in Washing
ton, whose romantic career as fugi
tive from justice made him one OF tn
most talked of men in the country. viii
be released from the Albany peniten
tiary Saturday. He will by that tim
have completed the sentence imposed
on him for the misappropriation of gov
eminent funds twenty years ago, whel
| connected with the Signal Corps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
Encounter with a Burglar.

South Bend, Ind, Dec. 26.-William
Wood, who gained notoriety through
connection with the Pearl Bryan case
several years ago aud is now residing in
this city, had a desperate encounter
with burglar Monday night. On re-
turning home Wood found the man in
his house and grappled with him, sue
ceeded 10 getting possession OF dagger
which the burglar had drawn, and in
the struggle that followed Wood drove
the blade into the back OF the
mans neck. The fellow made his e.
cape, With the knife sticking in the
wound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
T0-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Foreign News.


Pekin, Dec. 25.-The Euglish officers
are intensely irritated over the action
OF the German troops in operating 10
districts under British protection and
threaten to withdraw from the allied
commander, Count Won Waldersee.
Vienna. Dec. GA dispatch from
Salonica says that body OF Bssbl
Bizouks surrounded Greek church
ut Bania in Albania recently while
service was in progress and after smash
ing the windows, set fire to the edifice.
When the worshippers tried to escape
they were driven back into the flames
and twenty of them were incinerated.
Many of the Christians were wounded
by stones and knives.
Funchal, Madeira, Dec. 26.-The
transport Canada, on which LORD
Roberts Is returning 10 EnRland, ar
rived here today and sailed for Gioral-
tar.
London, Dec. 26.-This Is Boxing
Day" In England and holiday. All
the stores are closed. Every one goes
to the tteNre on "Boxing Day." aud
special mstinees are being given at 53
London play.houses. The pantomime
! is the great attraction.
London, Dec. 26.-A delayed dis
patch from Maseru, Bssutoland says
that the British are pressing De Wet in
| the Ladybrsnd district. De Wet has not
been heard of 10 several days and his
present objective is not known. The
above dispatch is evidently censored.
Rome, Dec. 26.-Dr. Lappopi, the
Pope's physician, is opposed to having
| his Holiness celebrate midnight mass
on December 81, but the later is most
eager TO perform the ceremony and be
will probably prevail over the wishes OF
bis physician. The Pope is writing q
Latin ode of greeting to the new GEN.
fury. The O,servatore Romano to-
night publishes a pspal bulletin pro-
claiming six months, jubilee 10 every
diocese.
London, Dec. GA dispatch from
Cape own says tba; railroad traffic hat
been interrupted ry the Beers on all the
lines running north from the coast.
London, Der. 26.-It Is reported thai
part of the British force which followed
the Beers from Britstown toward
Prieska have been surrounded and
lcsptured. TIE report comes in a dis
tpatch from Capetown. The troops
taken prisoner are said to be q squad
ron OF Yeomanry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
Has BECOME a Prince.

New York, Dec. 26.-Jss. King, col
ored waiter in Park Place restaurant,
announces that he has just received
word from South Africa that he has be-
come Prince and has fallen heir to a
large sum of money. Kings father,
who was Chief of tribe in South Africa,
died 10 November. When King was a
boy he was brought by wealthy family
named Hamilton aa their butler to New
York. He travelled around the world
with this family but left it five years
ago. He has been working for 81 o
week for the past four years. King will
continue to work until after New Years
day, when he and his wife will start for
South Africa to claim his title and for
tune,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26

A FIND.-One of the clerks in the
state auditors Office in searching in the
vault for old records at Frankfort, KY,
yesterday fonDd cartridge box con-
tanning eight metal.patched smokelees
powder cartridges SO 55.caliber, cores
ponding exactly to the bullet found in
the blackberry tree, and which was be-
lieved to have passed through Senator
Goebel's body. The significance Of the
di ,covery lies IL the fact that Henry
Youtsey, convicted of participation in
the Goebel assassination in October,
was o clerk iu the auditors Office at the
time of the assassination and had access
to the vault where the cartridges were
found. and that George Barnes, another
clerk in the Office, testified he saw
Youtsey with box of cartridges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
Railroad Coils ion.

Newark, N. j., Dec. 26.-One man
Is seriously injured and at least a score
OF Others sre badly hurt as result OF
two crowded passenger trains crashing
together 10 head-on collision at Frank
lin late last night. The two locomo-
tives were demolished and the passen-
ger coaches were thrown from the
tracks. The passengers became panic
stricken aud there were shrieks from
the women and shouts from the men.
TIE fireman of the westbound train
was caught In the wreck and badly
crushed. All the passengers were more
or less shaken up and many were cut
by eplintered glass and wood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
The CastellaneS.

Paris, Dec. 26. The Castellane-
Wertheimer case was resumed in the
Civil Court today. Wertheimer, who
is London brio brac dealer, is suing
the Count and Countess de Castellane
for IL, GAG francs. 1t is test case, the
total sum involved being some 10000
francs. The Csstellanes fled a counter
suit for damsges alleging that they
we're charged exorbitant sums for artic-
les, many OF which were limitations. In
concluding the argument for the plain
tiffs 10 the suit today Maitre Bonnet
said that the young couple were the
victims OF a. swindliDg conspiracy and
confiied them to the protection OF the
court. Msilre Foucault, counsel for
Wertheimer, in replying, denounced
Castellane as bigger knave than fool
and threatened 10 institute a criminal
prosecution. He urged the court to
order an immediate payment OF the
indebtedness. Decision was reserved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Virginia papers say that Christ
mas was more generally observed yes
terdsy than for many years past.
Rev w. s. Leake, pastor of West
Eud BAPTIST Church, Petersburg, has
been called to the pastorate OF the Fal-
ton Baptist Church, Richmond
On account OF business engagements
Major Micsiah Woods, Of Chsrlottes
Vile, will not be a candidate for the
democratic nomination for Governor OF
Virginia.
VIM. Rolison, ferryman at Whites
Ford, on the Potomac river, was fatally
hurt on his own boat by an unruly
horse few days ago and died from bis
injuries on Monday.
A unanimous call as synodical evar-
gslst has been extended to Rev. Ed
ward r. Leyburp, OF Berkeley county,
w. Va, by the Virginia Synod OF the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. w. Robinson Taylor, one OF the
most prominent farmers of King George
county, died on Monday, aged eighty
years. He was a SOD OF the late DIR.
John r. Taylor. Nine grown children
survive him.
Lizzie Dodson, the first woman to es-
cape from the Virginia penitentiary 10
the history OF that institution, scaled
the west wall OF the prison early Mon
day morning, and secured her freedom.
Lou Gallagher. another female convict,
started to leave with Lizzie, but her
heart failed her, and, fearing she would
be caught before she got out, she re-
turned. Later, she told all about the
escape of Lizzie, but the latter had q
good start, and could not be traced.