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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
4 wttk'S GOOD WORK.
Many Insurgents Killed and Captured and
Immense Stores OF Ammunition.

Manila, Junel7.-The United states
forces had two engagements of i'm
p%ortance last week. The troops I'M
der Gen, Funston aud General Grant
organized IN advance with part OF
five regiments and two guns against
800 rebels In "A mountainous strong
hold, cas- 81 Brncnuhnt, whereit was
supposed that Capt, Roberts Of the
Forty-6ith regiment. who was cap
tpred last month NJ san Miguel De
Mngnymn, was held captive. The
Americans operated under many diff
ticulties and over IN exceedingly
rough country. but therebels retreat
ed, only u few resisting and the
stronghold was occupied and burned.
A. the result VI last weeks scout.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
Intimated Tha, Kruger Wculd Give
Up the Struggle Should Stcyn
Consent.
The SITUATION WORSE IN CHINA
The Heather Boxers Thirstins for
the Bleed Of All Christians and
Foreigners.

London, June Is, I a.. m.-Lord
Roberts dispatch leaves affairs east
Of Pretoria with the Beers with
drawn To new positions Tuesday.
News OF fresh fghting il expected at
the war Office, but none came last
night.
General Rundel's patrol had a Skin
mlsh with Boer videttes again We'd
nesday. Some wonder il expressed
here as Ia what he is doing with
three divisions. IL IL assumed by
some that General Butler will move
into orange River colony and CO.
operate with Lord Methuen and Gen.
Rumble in bageing President Steyn
and his sever or eight thousand fol-
lowers.
Part Of Christian Botha's force has
halted at Haardekop, Is miles north
west Of Nolksrust. Boer parties are
still near Nolksrust and fire occasion
ally upon the British pickets.
The British government il consid-
ering whether a substantial force
should not be sent to China from
South Africa. Ii is said unotiicially
that Lord Roberts could spare n
brigade or two and the necessary
transports are now In South African
waters. The commander Of the en-
petition, il il snid. would probably
be General VIM. Nicholson.
A dispatchfrom Lourenzo Marques,
lated yesterday, says: Persons
have arrived here who have seen the
preparations uf the Beers and learn
that they will retire, when forced.
through the Lvdenburg district into
the Iuutpansinrg region, adjoining
Rhodesia and Gazuiand.'
The daily Mail has n dispatch from
Rloemiuutcin, dated Wednesday, say
ing: General Dcwcts attack upon
the railway was made after he had
succeeded in Turing Lord Methuen
from where he had destroyed the line,
Then he cleyerly seized ii north ot
Kroonstad, blew up the bridge aud
destroyed a long section Of the line
with dynamite
Major General Baden.Powell ha,
been appointed to the rank OF lieu
tenant general.
The C%apet0wn correspondent o
the Daily Telegraph in II dispatch
dated yesterday, says: IL learn tha'
General Dewet, IN addition To III,
Derbyshire battalion, captured TIVE
companies OF the city volunteers anl
two companies OF the yeomaury TIVE
men only escaping 10 tell the tale.
The Lourenzo Marques correspond
ent OF the Times says; 1T appear
That Steyn and not Kruger is nov
the stumbling block in the way &
the surrenderO OF the burghers. Short
~ after the British entry into Pre-
toria, Mr.. Kruger proposed peac
r negotiations. Mr.. Steyn, henring /
mind that his former advice WA
secuted, demurrcd Il this, and point
ed our that according Ia the treat
. between the republics, neither coul
conclude peace without the other.
MIR. Kruger, equally unwilling {
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20

The following program for the Gilt
Edge Folrth OF July celebration has
been arranged:
National salute AZ sunrise.
90Oa. m.-Musict by he band.
1O;Voa. m-Readiug If pcc,artlou 0i Irde.
pendence and speeches.
II :Oa m-Ball game,
l:0p m.-Free.for al hur-y ale u8c.glar.
ter mile; entrance fee go slt-r, GIL q,
first, slUto second.
2:Op, m.-Bicycie race 'pi mvu. uH.-|saret
mile; purse - to first sa'. .e-unl.
2;D .. N. - saddle hutsr race. uGu-..arter
mile; entrance fee, sli,s Er,e sInto ar-t
s. 30 second.
S00p. m-Fuot race i"tms'. s.; pdt-e
Is To first, sSto sr.onI.
3;Op. m-liorsc rae, fer H'e Uac-ha.
mile; purse. 81 tp first Is 10 -..-
4mOp m.-Duli.ul ,ltr-t -r n double
entrance fee, ~ single. m purse
double, s25 to first, -l5 boo a..an ...l,e. ~
TO tirst. rs to second
5:Dp. m.-Mtller and .Ae.r. u..-' 00r Low,
purse, 81.
5:Op m-CiirligE srgr-rr u'r
DANCING tr1u = r. m JAW truFr.m. Juty
Grand display " trcwDr u 20. yq.ng.
Committee on a-rrangcm.a,~-I Pc. Wash
burn. Ed Rule. { y. Tlloi~ur.
Marshal Of the Day I'd Msra.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20

ing, 60 Filipinos were killed, 200 cap
tured and 500 rifles with g, O0Orounds
Of ammunition were surrendered.
Three Americans were killed.
Malarial fever has been prevalent
since April In parts OF Cavite and
Batangas provinces, which are gar
risoned by the Forty.sixth and Thir-
ty-ninth regiments. Thirty per cent
Of the men OF each command are on
the sick list.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
Gore pondence
UTICA N0IlS.

The schuo, tuarl aas s7-r gree t.l..
ers for next term ,i -c".. i'"l's 80
PRINCIPAL ana Ms Nyrtl Nr-t 'e. ?
the primary. Their atgua ua '- m-t'-
with general approval.
T.. " Symmr- .ru'h,r tn W - >r"0".- u'
Lewistowa, arrived hare .a-- N'.n"- a| 'r"".
Indian Head. He IA lc.n;'. 0-f '" q.
the vira Mercantile Go aa.! a-. t1 '' .H-
ties al once
The Knights Of rytl.l--' r' ,- e Pre-.
hytrfIan church last S.m.1. E'e-.".U vas
very largely attended re BE-, a Is ). Ia.
tosh delivering 4 svrw,a ,erH Gir -a'r IA
the occasion, which VA, received ssh mar.
attention and APPRECIATED sy a.. ifest.t
The hoard Of trustee, ~ tie Presbyterian
church purchased The old -,luu. tg'G,"e tu'
church purposes for S7u1, ila ,a-ly -rau.:t o:
their previous bid. Tie iif.t ay"eat Of So
Is to he made Sept / aal the ta.arcc on TINE
not vet specified,
The sawmill te.onginc 70 slough X Mtche.
and located IN the head If Dry Wolf IA. de.
siroyed ty fire yesterday, Tie nal hard,
went 10 A4I4lfT dlN4 W. ltH#laHAstE NN sNN .tl'A
discovered the fire, lst were unable a. rAtck
1t. and il was a total ios,. No orc can account
for the origin ufthe me.
At meeting called At Gray tote. iasi Mon.
~ evening fer he Iurpuse Of making az.
rangeneutl for Fuura II JAY ,c.et ration
the aIluVrg we're s,.e,'e! - = cu'.m,iiee uf
RcHsfa. affanEeTsti- j. VI Ca:ai!v.!. Nm
Johas;gr Ja.k EisgcDaa 5 Car, >NaEz H. q
Pa.li- sAs:-sa tie Iay J : PA!.!!Is,
mat,sA U. Fay < " Guv3t.l; treasurer
ia. Corr .-,--- NessFs. Re,teu and
{ : Is ='y- % muse. Dr
Uaf - Dr NJ Myrtle DAVIS
7, : -Ua ...-; .:ailcU.c in the
x .lrE r s.z-- 'lr .praking
an -f- 49, 20 Tie .Urst racing
ga. p .s.. q {, NJ, Bel,
c. q al d; : not De.
C5=-Ft - = e! 10 al,
A. -t sG topic Of gen,
e-- -v--.a: n.taI "a Utica Is that
Joa- Bake syens Determined to force apoI
the ;rsIect4i.e Iruile q ltCa institutes who
Wlll Occupy AsFe-leEee two auurs from tht
pUs,oiice, on the man street Of ILca, III,
people are ~ IN arms against 4 AID viii max,
1t very interesting for any inmate " inmate.
who may get up courage 20 make the attempt
and II any lives are ."st 90 lrnIry lune tat
blame viii rest nu the heads u those WHO seen
DESTROYS 81 gan from the irucey., of such
calling Mt Burke FL ctri1.a,Y acquiring
very uneIyiahle rci .tat.uu fuf himself. hl
being a married w1n VIII t0v 'y. ~ he ry.
deity thinks mo!- oi u. -,''eH Ul. '.1n thr
good uTme ut himself ur au.."
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
Volcanic ~truptions

Are grand, hut skin cruptiou> rob life
Of joy. Bucklen~ ArnirU Nnlyp cures
them; also Ola Running aud Fever
Sores. TIGERS. Bu,.-. I"lUu>, Corns,
Warts. cut. Brui~e. Burns, Scnlls,
Chapped hands CLilh.Aius Best Pile
cure un earth pr;ys> ult pains and
ACHES. Only - 80. "A box. Cure
guaranteed! sold bye. II. Williams.
druggist.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
Rates Via Martinsdale.

The Lewi-towu X Castle stage Co.
quote the following low rates on
tickets; Lewistuwn tu -. Paul and
Minneapolis, MINI 1T class $500;
End class S34.>j. To Helena. Mont,
Sll.65. All other points atlow rates.
Call on
c. ii. WILLIAMS. Agent.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20

London. June Is, 400 Il. nj
There Is MT a cabinet in Europe ap-
parently that knows what has been
Transporting in Pekin for five days or
in Tien Tsin for three days. Nor are
there any that know with what DIFF
iiculties the small and inadequately
equipped International column is con-
tending between those cities. The
German foreign office, upon learning
the report of the murder OF Baron
Won ketteler, the German minister
NJ rekin, sent Il tclegraphic inquiry
to st. Petersburg. the Russian gov
ernment, because uf its wires To Man
churu, being supposedly In IA better
condition than the other government
to obtain direct news. In reply the
German foreign Office was informed
that nothing whatever was known
on the subject as communication
with Pekin was interrupted. The
report spread widely from Shanghai
that the legations had been at
tucked and that one minister. proba.
bly, the German. had been murdered
has been traced to Ia Tai Sheng
who for a few days, as the empires,
dowager's agent, has been censorinl
reports from Shanghai.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
We Also Rent Bicycles

am agent for the Crawford, Smell, Columbia, Hartford and Viking
Bicycles. All goods sold at factory price. Nocharge for express or freight.
also carry a full line of harness, saddles and strap work at bottom
prices. manufacture all my goods, my help is employed here and our
money is all left here. Don't be deceived by those people handling
eastern factory made harness. Compare our goods and prices and you
will trade with US.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20

incur the charge OF a breach OF faith,
had to continue the war. Nothing
further il known regarding the peace
negotiations. but 1t Is "A matter Of
notoriety that Mr., Kruger iavors
peace or almost any terms, but did
not like personally TO take an initia-
tive that would involve uncondition-
al surrender. N%inety-seven burghers
out OF 200 in one commando have re-
turned to their homes"
London, June ga special dis
patch from Shanghai dated today
says that II 10 reported that after the
audience OF Sir Claude Macdonald,
British minister to China, with the
Tsung Ii Yamen, Chinese foreign Of
flee, five foreign ministers demanded
safe conduct for their servants and
their people at the same time notify
ing the Tsung Ii Yamen that they
could no longer maintain relations
with the government.
The answer was: Certainly not.
What other answer could be expect
ed in u civilized country" This was
followed by an increase OF the forces
around the gates and the next night
widespread idcendiarism.
This incendiarism prevailed among
the foreign residents. The massacre
OF native Christians and otheririends
Of foreigners was alsocommon. The
buildings OF the American mission,
the customs, the mess quarters and a
number Of other structures were de-
stroyed, the guards alone saved the
foreigners, who IL is stated, ure hud-
died in legations, very short OF food
and deserted 10y native servants.
The latest Chinese reports state that
the empress has ordered Liking Yin,
Chang Chi Tung and Ii Hung Chang
To hasten to Pekin.
They will probably find an excuse
for entering. The latest edict against
the rioters especially avoids mention
ing the Boxers. Berlin and st. Pet
ersburg dispatches assert that Rus
sin and Germany have combined for
common action in China, II is re.
ported that IA high Russian person
age is going to Berlin To- arrange de-
tails and that Russia does not wish
to compromise hopelessly her rela-
lions with China by n rupture which
can only be uf advantage to the
other powers.
Dispatches from Ticn Tsin received
In Berlin say that the Boxers entered
Pekin on the evening Of June u. de.
stroyed several missions and attack.
ed the legations. but were repulsed
with the ail of MaXims. No Enro.
peans were reported killed. The at
titude Of the Chinese troops towards
the Boxers was uncertain.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20

spring line of stationery : now selling al the
ARGUS job roUms,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20

London. June 1.-THE German
minister has not been captured, is
the announcement TO the Morning
Post from pekin in a dispatch dated
June u, "A. IN, via Tien Tsin, June
18th.
This is the lntest press message
known To have left Pekln. II con-
tinues as follows: A crowd OF Box
ers occupies the legation street cut
ting off communication between the
buildings. A few Boxers are parad-
ing in the city. Their superstition
in regard to foreign arms is pitiable.
The Boxers hold the officials OF Tung
ChaeiU redemption. Anarchy reigns
at that place. The Americans in the
interior OF the two neighboring pro-
vinces have been advised TO leave,
but several have no means of doing
SO. Unless a relief force is sent there
IL danger OF the massacre OF native
Christians. A large native army Is
ready to oppose the relief column on
the way here. The Chinese govern
ment cannot decide whether To adopt
the policy OF rightly suppressing the
Boxers or that OF deiying tn
world. The decision rests with the
dowager empress.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
THROUGH A GLASS.

n JLhSS.
r---7voRY SOAP is a skin soap. On one square
lSr5id inch Of your hand there are $500 pores. On
III the whole body you have 2,38l,284 OF these
/ little cavities to look after. Every one OF these
OPENINGS must he kept clear, or the impurities OF the
bodv can not pass out. Now, to cleanse the pores,
YOU need a fine, Pure soap. Scientists who speak not
from opinion, but from scientific analyses, urge the use
Of Ivory Soap. 99",s Per cent. pure
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-06-20
Gill EDGE Will CELtBRATt.
The People Of the Gold Camp Arrange an
Appropriate 0bser, anoe Of the
Nations HOLIDAY.

The following program for the Gilt
Edge Fourth of July celebration has
been arranged:
The times-picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 1???-190?, 1900-11-15

DR.. A. Harris WAS born in
Drew County, Arkansas. His
boyAood and youth was spent in
Clark County. His >tui'onS
nature won for him Il broad IN.
formation. In 1880 he .rauuat
~, at the St. Louis Medical Col
lege and his first location Vas ~,
Bluff City. He cam /" Prescott
in 1884 and here, he has made Il
marked success Of his prnfeS.
sion. He has carried his con.
science into his practice aud no
one has Sutfe red if he could pre-.
vent it. He has uOne thousand
of dollars worth OF practice tor
the poor for which he has never
received one cent. de- Is now
president of the Citizen : l31uk
aud one of its largest SlncknOId.
ers. he is one of our strongest
financial business men.
The times-picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 1???-190?, 1900-11-15

1913. He graduated in the Med
icat College ut Memphis. Tenn. in
1858. For IL yoars he practiced
medicine in West Tenn. and
moved to Washington in 1866.
where he was in the active prac-
tice and d rug business until 1877.
lie came to Pre- scott and opened
II drug business and con tinued
his active practice until last
year which gave him As years of
active work. He now devOteS
his tune TO his drug depart
ment. He has served the Nj. b
church South 81 years as steward
and today is one Of the most
active mem berS Of that demon
inatiou. His drug store as shown
by his cut in this Issue is one
of the incest in our city.
Dr.. Will w. Rice is of Missis.
sippl blood. He came to Ar
KANSAS in 1873. He spent three
years III Hendrix college. and at
terward took Ph. B. degree at
Arkadelphil Methodist College
in 1892. In 1896 he graduated
at The Beaumont Medical Col
lege ut ST. Louis, Missouri. For
the past two years he has had d
splendid practice in our com.
muni'y. Judging from his rap
id Development in practice we
may expect IL prosperous and
successful future for him.
Dr.. Lop to. WAS born and
raised in Nevada County. He
has inst relurn"d from st.
The times-picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 1???-190?, 1900-11-15

Louis, where he spent two terms
in the Beau mont Medical College.
Our medical board recommend
him us worthy and competent
after Il rigid examination, which
he passed with credit to him self.
He is IL son Of s. B. Gee and we'll
kno"n and highly respected.
lie carries his medicine case
= racefully.
Dr.. J. M. F. Gill native of
Nevada and a graduate Of Tulone
University of New Orleans, La,
Of the clas> Of 1889. He located
at Emmett for several years
where be controlled Il good prac.
tice. tor the last few years he
has shared "a good practice in
our comm unity and is one Of our
purest and best men.
Dr.. e. r. Armste,. who for II
years has been one of our pop
ular and leading physicianC, is a
native Of n. &. H, moved with
his parents to Ala. in his child
hood where he grew to manhood.
At the Medical University of
Louisville, Ky. he grad uated with
medical honors in March 1858.
When the war clouds gath cred
in 1860 and bu~s ted into showers
Of lead and death 1861, he went
out as Confederate surgeon and
met the requirements Of his
office until peace was made. He
stands today in the evening Of
life an honOred citizen and
worthy OF trust.
The times-picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 1???-190?, 1900-11-15

Dr.. A. Harris and S. r. Craw
ford compose the above company.
They formed the partnership
last fnl after our fire and opened
business Dec. 1st. They carry
Il ful line Of drugs and books
They are Il strong financial firm
S. Il Crawford is Il native of
Ark. tie was born and raised at
The times-picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 1???-190?, 1900-11-15

war clouds began to gather.
Since 1853 he has made south
w.>i A Arkansas his home. At
tn" nnrniny OF he ba't'" cry in
1861 h4 mounted II cavalary ;
matS horse and announced as
ready for duly. He was captain
under Gen. Cabbel and met his
dn,i IS W ithOuta murmur. lie is
now one Of the noble army OF
drummprS in Arkansas and
makes his home among US.
The times-picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 1???-190?, 1900-11-15

Benton and for 9 years he had
charge of a drug business IN that
town. He came to Prescott
and accepted position with
Hugh Moncrief in 1897. Since
1891 he has held a certificate from
the state board of Pharmacy. He
is eminently qualified for the
responsible position he holds.
The times-picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 1???-190?, 1900-11-15
Ed F. Gee carries full line of


raised in this community. His
business is managed by j. A.
Bryan, who is an old settler in
Prescott and one of the finest
sales man that ever got behind a
counter. Hence, the business is
a marked success. Mr.. Gee also
deals largely in cattle, sheep, etc.
HIS shipments last month, per-
haps, reached one thousand or
more. He is one Of Nevada's
strongest financial men. He,
with his brother William, first
began business in our town with
a very small capital and by hon
est dealings and close attention,
he has pushed his way forward
to business Reorganization in our
leading cities at home and
abroad.
Mrs. |. S. Black was the wife
of Col. r. K. Garland with whom
she lived in' happy union for &c
years. She was born
in Colum bus, Arkansas, in 1886.
For years she taught school and
has done much to mould an edu.
cational spirit in Arkansas. Her
breadth of thought and learning
have placed her far above All
average among our people. She
is the proprietress of one of our
leading restaurants and boarding
houses on West Main street and
deserves the patronage of all.
F. M. Smyth. who lives one
mile east of town, is of New
York birth. and after 80 years
reading in Illinois he came to
Arkansas in 1881 and settled in
Prescott. For several years he
has been crippled with rheuma-
tism. but he never forgets to be
cheerful and full of smiles. He
has served our people as mayor
and justice of the peace for sew.
eral terms each, and has m my
friends among our people.
Scott Bros. meat market is
run by H. V. and Hunter Scott,
who are natives of our cOmmun-
ity and sons of S. A. Scott.
They are nice. accommodating
gentlemen and carry a full line
of the best meat our county af-
fOrds. Their business was
opened up last January and at
present they have the only mar
kct in our city.
p. G.. Hamilton is one Of our
retired business men and a.true
noble man. He is Of Alabama
birth and is now g. years old;
has watched every movement of
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-20
The rata william I. Wilson

Hon William Lyme Wilson was born
iu Jefferson county Virginia. now
West Virginia. May 3, 1918 lie was
the only child of Benjamin Wilson BY
his second wife. who was Mary Whit
log Lyme Benjamin Wilson was ma
tive If h nR ana Q1een county, Nir'
ginia. aud Mary Lyme, although born
IN Jefferson, was a resident OF that
county until her marriage
Benjamin Wilson lost his father 10
childhood. bus enjoyed the training OF
Oae of the flrem' -t tel0hers OF VIZ
einia &c that day-the Rev Dr.. h b.
Semple- al his classical school, M0rd.
iugton. in King aud Queen county
His scholarship aud character were
such that when Or. Semple was request'
ed by his kinsman. William Baylor, Of
jefferson. 90 send him a tutor for his
children he selected young Wilson, who
heucefOrward made that county his
home. and for some years made teach
ing his profession. He was a Jack
sonian Democrat of the most vigorous
type He died before his son William
was four years of age, enl0inlng by
his will aud otherwise that the latter
should be thoroughly educated Mrs
Wilson, who was 90 marked by shrink
iug modesty as by devoted piety, gave
herself 20 this duty with a singleness OF
purpose only equaied by her faith Ia
the future usefulness and distinction
of her SOD. Funeral services were held
at Lexington, Va aud the final OBJ
sequies took place yesterday al Charles
town. " Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-20

Ms J. S Potter. Of fredericksburg
an ex.oonsul under Republican al
minlstration and an OK member OF the
MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature, will speak
at a meeting of the Virginia Demo
cratic association Of Washington, on
the 2Gth inst
The Postmaster General has desiR'
mated Nit. Rufus b Merchant ,Disburs'
ing Officer of the post'otiio Depart
meut. 90 issue certificates Of identiilcA D.
tion ot on employees in tho department
who desre.to 20 90 their homes and vote
IN the coming election,
Mrs Ida Holloway and child, who
have been spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W T. Lsavel /,
left Yesterday for her home In Norfolk,
She was accompanied by her brother
Mr.. Sawnev Leayell.
NOTICE Il have one large bay mare
rs hands high. 9 years old, works single
OK double. good saddler Will sell OF
trade for d good buggy horse. Apply
30 Jno W Allison, Jr., at Griiih 3
Store 81
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-20
Second Auditor Appointed.

Gov Tyler has appointed County
lodge John q Dew. OF King aLo
o aeen county. Second Auditor, to sue
coed the late Josiah Rylaud, Jr Judge
Dew was in Richmond and promptly
resigned his judgeship and qualified a.
auditor. Tbs appointee was a member
# Gov. Tyler's company during The
var aud the two ale warm persona.
friends The appointment holds until
the meeting Of the General Assembly
which will be early next year The
place OF Second Auditor pays, inolnd
ing commissions. about 3 100 annually
The new eppointee IS about htty i've
years Of age and is considered well
equipped for the Office.
Judge Dew ia greatly beloved by the
people Of King and Queen county. and
while they will appreciate his appoint
ment, they will be ioih 20 lose him Of
a Judge