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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mai. Thomas A. Brander lies in ex-
tremis at his residence 10 Richmond.
The John Randolph Tucker Memo
rial Hall at Washington and Lee Uni.
versity, at Lexington, is rapidly ap'
preaching completion.
Hillyard Havener and Mss Sidney
Milburn, of Frederick county, walked
IL miles to Winchester on Thursday
aud procured marriage license.
The military committee of the United
States House Of Representatives accept
ed an invitation from the executive
committee of the Battlefeds Park AS
ISOLATION at Fredericksburg to visit that
place next Friday.
At meeting Of the directors Of the
Rappahannock Valley Fair Society, at
fredericksburg yesterday, Mr.. Henry
Warden was elected to ill vacancy
and September 25. 26 and q were 81 .
lected as the dates for the next fair.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan will
speak at the Auditorium in Richmond
between the Sth and 18th OF February.
Col. Bryan goes o Richmond at the il
vitation OF the special committee ap-
pointed by the legislature on Monday
last.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Barton, Of Frederick
county, has sold "Montain View" bis
farm near White Post, Clarke county
to Mr.. Atwell H. Guard. The farm
contains 24O acres and brought $12, 900.
This place was formerly the home OF
Bishop Meade.
A special grand jury of the Corpora
ton Court at Newport News yesterday
opened its investigation into the lynch
ing of William Watts. Of Lynchburg.
for criminal assault on Mrs, Thomas
NJ. Simpson, 1t examined more than
a dozen witnesses. More than a score
are yet to be examined.
Mr.. T. C. Pitcher, of Fauquier, will
be urged by his friends throughout the
State to become candidate for the Of
fee of Lieutenant Governor. This
movement assumed shape Thursday
night when delegation from Norfolk
called Oh Mr.. Pilcher in Richmond and
assured MIN OF their hearty support.
Representative Cummings. OF New
York, chairman on the committee OF
the library Of congress, has reported
fsvora oily the bill of Congressman Jas.
Hay for the erec ion OF monument
over the grave of Gen. Daniel Morgan,
Revolutionary hero, who is buried 10
Mount Hebron Cemetery, in Winches-
ter, The amount asked for the monu'
msnt is $25 600,
At Woodstock on Monday evening,
after the adjournment for the day ofthe
Circuit Court. which was trying the
case of Sisler VS.. the Southern Railway
Company, for damages for personal in
juries sustained by being struck by a
train and thrown from his buggy, &C.,
Messrs. Eppa Hunton and c. T. Hottie,
next friend of the plaintiff, became ill.,
volved 10 an alteration in which Mr..
Hottie struck Mr.. Hunton. Friends iD.
terfered and separated the two.
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Charged With Double Murder

Parkersburg, w. Va, Jan. 27-Op
Nov. 4.h last Ballard Dreamer g justice
Of the peace and one of the most promi.
uent men 10 this section, was found
dead 10 his bed at Genwood, with
bullet hole 10 his emple and revolver
by his pillow. The coroner found
verdict of suede. Wednesday las
the 10 year old daughter of Dreamer
mysteriously disappeared from houe.
Mrs. Dreamer has been arres Ell on the
charge OF numbering her hus0And asd
daughter. The girl ia believed to hove
been killed ct her home and her body
weighted and thrown into the Onio
river. 1t is alleged the motive is the
supposition that the daughter k ew
the cause of her fathers death and
threatened to tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 81 1906

SOME American sympathizers WITH
the Yaouis have been shot by the Mex
leans. But IS yet the administration
has not threatened to interfere on be-
half of the Yaquis aud to annex Mexl-
co. Imperialism has changed the whole
,,olicy OF the government of the United
States. That policy formerly was 10
take the part OF all people who were
s,ruepling for independence, and the
country was even forced into war with
a friendly nation to help the Cuoans;
Int cow the SamOans, the Hawaiians'
tns Porto Ricsns, the Filiplnos, ana
avsp the Cubsps themselves. must sur
render their liberty and become sub
;sots of this government. And the i'm
nerialistic feeling is so strong with the
administration that it even favors Grest
Britain, in the war she is making against
the liberty-seeking white people Of
South Africa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
Washington, January 81.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. ]
Washington, January 81.
At the rate with which the investigs-
ton of the Clark case has progressed it
will be two or three months before the
examination of witnesses is concluded
Senator Clark and his friends insist
upon placing on the stand every metz
Der of the Montana legislature who
supported him, and confidently expect
to prove under oath that not q man W :
bribed. The friends of Mr.. Quay arr
anxious for this case to be finished, in
ssmuch as Messrs. HOar and Chandler
are relied upon to lead the fight on the
floor in favor of the minority report.
Mr.. Quay's supporters appear to b,
confident they can muster enough votes
to s,at him. Heavy pressure is being
exerted upon Mr.. Daniel by his demo
cratic associates not to advocate Quay's
claims, but bis mind is made up and he
will speak for him. If one vote is ne
cessary to seat Quay Mr.. Vest. who il
his intimate, personal friend, will cast
il; other wise he will refrain FROM vot-
ing, and will not be paired.
The following dispatch from Rear
Admiral Watson was received at the
Navy Department today: "Kobbe's
expedition, in southeast Luzon, cou-
voyed by the gunboats Nashville. Hel-
ena and Mariveles. was complete
success. Sorsogon, Donsol, Pdlan, vi
rae and Legsspi were taken and gar
risoned; the latter on Tuesday, after a
sharp fight, the Nashville CO. operating
inside five hundred yards. Private
franklin, a marine, was wounded on
board the Nashville; Captain Bradley
and five oilers of the army we're also
wounded but none serious. Fifty-one
dead Filipinos were found in the trench
e." He also announces the death of
w. P. Walker, ordinary seaman, Ofson
Adams, apprentice, P. G Fensnsy, ma
rine. Henry Thomas and Jas. Thomas,
Q laudsman.
The Senate committee on Pacific ISL
ands and Porto Rico had long execu-
tive session today to further consider
tho bill - ablishipg q government for
Porto Rico. No more witnesses were
examined.
Congressman Rixey, Ut the request
of the people of that neighberhood, has
applied for the establishment OF post.
Office six or even miles southwest of
Orange.
The new officers of the Senate will
not enter upon the discharge of their
duties until the first of February.
Representative Hay of Virginia call
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Japanese fear that the appointment
of Pu Chun as heir to the Chinese
throne was abetted by Russia.
Germany has, through its ambassr-
dor, make complaint against existing
regulations in this country's custom sell
vice.
Brazil does not accept the Venezuela
arbitration tribunals award as bearing
On the frontier of British Guiana and
Brazil.
The italian government is reported
to have delivered blow at the Malta
by dissolving the Palermo municipal
council.
In an interview recently Gen. Maxi
mo Gomez expressed opposition to the
appointment of Mgr. Sbaretti rs Bishop
OF Havana.
1t is reported that the administration
will not eater into any combination with
any foreign power or powers to defir
the rights OF neutrals aud what shall be
cOntraband of war.
Mr.. Bryan met with the same en-
! thusiastic reception at Wilmington and
Smyrna, Del, that he has received at
other places on his eastern trip. MIR.
Bryan will arrive in Washington today.
Talbot II. Albert, Consul at Bruins.
wick, has written the State Department
a letter on the progress of Germany in
shipbuilding and shows that 10 point OF
merchant marine she stands next to
England.
Prof. Alfred J. Henry, who for
twenty years has been actively con-
nected with the weather Bureau ser
vice, was yesterday chosen TO fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF Prof.
Henry A. HszsD.
High winds 10 the river and bay yes
terday prevented six steamers reaching
Baltimore, caused the ship Roanoke to
anchor at her wharf to prevent going
sdrift, schOoDers to collide while riding
at anchor, a fall in the tide OF five feet,
and the moving of steamers required
the aid of two tugs.
Fire completely destroyed the spin
ming mills operated by The Angora
Manufacturing Company, at Sixty first
street and Baltimore avenue, Pniladel-
phia, yesterday afternoon, and in the
panic among the employees fifteen OF
them, mostly girls, were more or less
seriously injured by jumping from the
windows.
On account Of the spreading OF a
swi Oh at the Orlesn, street crossing OF
the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad in
Richmond yesterday, five freight cars
were hurled down bank and demol-
| ished, and the entire train was derail-
ed. The main line was blocked for
several hours, and also the electric line
connecting tue east end with the city.
The House of Representatives devot-
ed the greater part of the session to
eulogies in memory of the late Vice
President Carrot A. Hobart. The con.
ference report on the census bill was
adopted. The urgent deficiency bill
was sent to conference. Opposition de-
veloped to the bill to reimburse the
cable company Tor damages sustained
on account of Dewey cutting the
cable. 1t was debated, but no action
was taken.
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Lynched by u Mob.

Cinon City, Co.., Jan. 27.-Thomss
Reynolds, one of tie four c.Dvicts who
escaped from the penitentiary Monday
night, after numbering Captain Rooney
was captured at Florence, last night 6v
a posse, and brought back to Canon
City. The party reached the penitep.
tisry about II o'clock and was about n
turn Reynolds over to the warden, " hen
q mob appeared, took Reynolds away
from the officers, dragged him to near
by telephone pole aud strung him M
He died game. begging, however, thai
the mob shoot rather than hang hin
The mob after hanging him snot biz
body full OF holes. A rumor reached
Denver this morning that Wagon
the other murderer OF Captain Rooney,
had been captured sDd lynched. Al.
tone Wood and Kid Wallace, who were
Thursday, are SAFE within the
wall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
England's Anxiety and Suspense.

London, Jan. 27.-Twenty-io -four hours
have elapsed since General Buffers
mesgre dispatch announcing that Gen.
eral Warren had to abandon Spion Kop
was given out, at the war Office, and
nothing further concerning this revere
has materialzed. As a result, England
is plunged again into anxiety and sus'
pense. So acute is the tension that
bushes, ia only half heartedly attend
ed to. On the stock market trading
is practically at standstill 30 intense
is the crsZs for war news. According
to rumOr which has been current since
early morning, the war Office has re-
ceived news OF an unpleasant character,
supplementary to Buffers last dispatch,
but is holding it back. Ali the news
papers suggest that more bad news
can be expected from Butler aud again
counsel the British public to prepare TO
bear itself bravely in adversity. 1t If
argued that the Beers are 10 stronger
force at Colenso than was believed and
that there ia serious danger Ut sur
prise attack on Buffers rear. The fight
Ing DOTlH Vi Tue l. uRcIh WulCu uoo Uccb
going on since Saturday last has been
costly to Butler, his casualties as official
ly reported being over 700 men. This
is exclusive of the losses at Spion Kop.
There is q rumor that these losses az
gregate from 1900 to 1000 men. Il
this proves true, Butler Ia seriously
weakened.
London, Jan. 2i.-The war Office has
posted a notice calling attention to the
fact that Wednesdays casualties re-
ported by General Butler yesterday
we're confined to Lytlleton's brigade.
As Lytteton ia operating with Butler
at Potgipters Drift, the notice points
out that Warren's casualties at SpioD
Kop on " edpesdsy are still unknown.
Il was tsciIly understood yesterday
that Buffers casualty list referred IT,
the fighting at Spion Kop. The above
not ce increases the general anxiety
concerning Warren and destroys the
belief that perhaps the worst of his
losses had been made known by Butler
yes.erda,. II is now feared that the
losses at at Spion Kop were very heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27

DEATH OF MISS GRIM-Miss Julia
Grim died last night at the residence
of Mr.. Thomas d. AID iison, near Fair
fax station, of pneumonia. she was
seventy-three years of age. Miss Grim
was native of Frederick county, and
was we'll known throughout the valley
OF Virginia. she was for many years
housekeeper in the family of the late
DR.. ]. Philip Smith, of Clarke county.
aud upon the marriage OF DR.. Smiths
daughter to Mr.. Thomas D. Addison
she became a member OF Mr.. Addison's
household. She was strong southern
sympathizer, and during the Jour years
OF the civil war was uDoeasing in her
ministrations to Confederate soldiers.
Her remains have been taken to Fred
erick county for lnterment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27

THE Virginia legislature yesterday
instead of adopting, referred to com
mittee. a resolution OF sympathy for the
Beers; and yet 10 the Revolutionary wal
Virqinians fought for identically the
same principle the Beers are now fgh'
ing for, and none thought harder OF
England than they did when she refus-
ed to extend to them her sympathy
during the war between the States.
But Virginians of the present, are not
like those of former ages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
TELEGKAIHIC BREViTIE>

E. J. Phelps, exhibited States minis.
ter to England, who has been danger.
Ously i'll, at New Haven Conn.,, With
pneumunia, for some days, is slightly
better today.
News has been received Of tbs sudden deaf
of Philip y. Amor, jr, ~ Montecito. nor
santa Barbara, Cal. Yodng Armor was
but twenty. -four houre, and bis death was duo
to congestion OF tie )ungs. He was 81 year.
Of age.
FraCg G. May, aged IA, while playing vii
pistol, supposed to be unlosded, shot Al
killed Robert Griffin, agent Of the Gucianai
Southern Railroad, at Somerset, KY. b..
night. Griffin had called on Nays elder sI..
ter.
Fishermen coming in from Norwslk. Com
r.port that a schooner and three bsrses Wee
sishtsd out 10 the sound last night duiiag ltr
gale in distress. The fishermen think d,
four vessels went down with ali on board.
Three masked robbers entered the facic.!
of DR.. Wahrney, Son q Co, in Chicago let
night, bound and gagged four employ ee., ll.'
open the safe and msde away with S1,7OOM
money ard some valuable papers.
htN. Dis M luN wv" y"
moral conditions In New York, today declare
himself in favor of Sunday opening OF 80
looms, at certain hour, for the sale OF 5cer
well rs soft drinks.
Advces from BlueHelds. Nicar4gua ind.
cate serious situation owing to the eXpe d
arrival OF Q Norwegian msn-of-wsr u s'z.
the pert and collect revenues to salty dau-
age claim.
Mrs. Maria Mel ain and Mrs. Polly GsbTld
were killed last night by 8 passenger ST
in Evanston, III. They were caught ID
buggy at crossing.
For twenty.four hours high gale has o'6'
vailed along the Atlantic cosst, and "sf
traffic has been considerably impeded.
Up TO January 13 there were "a caics q
oub0nic plague In Honolulu, Of which IL
proved fatal.
The works OF the Electric Improy Co.
at San Jose CAL, were burned day; io'''
100000.
The worst blizzard of the winter TresH
at Geneva, N. Y. Traffic is greatly ln2ede'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
Foreign News.

London, JAP. 27.-A telegram fror,
Berlin says that the German pspers
have an alleged Pretoria dispatch to
the effect that General Warren was en-
ticed to Spion kop by the Beers who
then fell upon blm, forcing him to
abandon seventeen of his cannon. Bull
ler can save himself, says the report,
only by hasty retreat across the Tug
els.
Portsmouth, Eng, 27.-The new
Japanese battleship Shlkshims sailed
for home today on hurry orders sent as
result OF the new DEVELOPMENTS 10
China. The Shikshima has an unusual
ly heavy armament and will have to
tighten IN order to pass the Suez canal .
London, January H.-Ambassador
Cnoate has been informed that some of
the American -four seized in Dslagos
bay has been found to be actually sd-
dressed to the Trsnsvaal g0Vern menr.
This flour, Mr.. Caoate is further 10.
formed, will be conas ,ated. Apparent
ly this latest development will reopen
the whole eontrabsnd question.
Rome. Jan. 27.-The Russian govern
ment has definitely refused to allow the
establishment of papal internuIcio-
ship at Sr. Petersburg. and thus one Of
the cherished schemes of Pope Leo
fails. Mo0signor Tarnassi, who was
Caarged with the diplomatic nsgotia-
tions relative to establishing the inter.
nuncioship at st. Petersburg, has re.
turned to Rome. 1t is understood be
will 50 as papal nuncio to Buenos
Ayres.
Paris. Jan. q The strike of the
Exposition carpenters is ended.
Berlin, Jan. 27.-The Reichstbank
today reduced its rate OF discount to )!
per cent,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27

Mr.. BoURKE COCHRAN, OF New
York, who abandoned his psrty to help
his old enemy, Mr.. Cleveland, has now
deserted his late allies and come back
to the democrats, because they are OF
posed to imperialism and are in favor
of home rule and sympathize with the
Beers 10 the determined fight they are
making for home rule and liberty. He
is now in favor OF Mr.. Bryan. as are all
OF her democrats who desire tbe success
of their party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27

THE administration evidently hank
ers after the policy pursued by General
Ewing in Missouri and General sherl'
dan in Virginia during the war BE-
tween the States, as it is considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of ordering Genera
Otis to treat all the Filipino soldiers as
bandits and hang them as soon as
caught. And this, too. though the
American soldiers captured by the FIJI =
nos. who havs returned to Manila, say
thew were treated as kindly as was pos
sible while they were prisoners. "Be
nevolent assimilation" is curious
fhipU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27

FREE TRADE being cardinal
principle of democratic faith, all demo
Gratis mus. support such trade with
Porto Rico, even though it would Gre
ate a strong competitor for Southern
products. But every real democrat
must also support free trade with all
the other acquired provinces, and, a.
the next best thing to free trade, reel
procity treaties with foreign nations
The republicans, though in favor ofim
perialism, are opposed to free trade
with the new provinces. But consist
ency ia as nothing to them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27

VIRGINIA NILLERs "A meeting of the
virsiais wheat millers was held in Washing.
ton yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel,
looking to unif, rmity in the methods Of con.
Quoting the business and correcting many OBJ.
iectonsble practices that have crept into the
trade. The repr ssentstives of twenty. Eye
or more mills of daily capacity Of 8, 600
barrels were present
The following officers we're elected: Thos.
L. Moore, OF the Dunlap Mills, of Richmond,
president: NJ. Kiviighan, White Star Mill.
Stsunton, secretsry; George W. Cone, River.
ton Mill; s. B. McFsll, Hsrri:onburg Milling
Company; ] Lee Koiner, Crimora; J. D.
Prtchsrd. Dan Valleys Mill, Dsnviile. and
Andrew Bowling, Jefferson Milling Company,
were elected All executive committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
Taken tOa Harem.

COnstantinople, Jan. 27-An Italian grl
named sylvia Gemeli, 10 years old, wa: re.
Gently kidnapped by Turkish officer and
taken to his harem at Eskichehr in Asa
Minor. The Italian ambassador here Dc.
manded the return Of the girl and she wss
brought to Constsntinople and has now been
detained at the ministry of justice for five
days. Today the Itslisn ambassador deliver.
ed al ultimstum to the Porte demanding The
release of tie girl at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27

In response to Senate resolution request.
ing the President to inform thst body whetb-
or any person has been accredIt d rspreser-
tative of the Transvasl and whether ouch
person was officially recognized by the United
States government, secrotsry Hay has re-
ported that General James K. OBeirne, OF
New York, visited the Depsr ment of STATE
intim .ting that he was accredited representa-.
tive. He was informed that it was not the
practice Of the Department OF Stat, to. 5ecog.
nzs citize OF the United States AZ the rep.
resentative of a foreign power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
Macrum's Mission,

Paris, Jan. 27.-Mr. Macrum, the
former American consul at Pretoris.
sailed from Cherbourg for New York
today. An intimate friend of Macrum
said today that there was little doubt
that the communication which ha
would make 10 the United States gov
eminent would transform the attitude
of the Washington officials toward tic
Transvsal and would make them Beer
supporters. If Macrum's representa-
tons should fail 10 effect on the govern
ment, be would be free to commuui
cate what he.knows to the press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
List OF Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of the letters re.
manning in the Alexandria, Va, postofice
January ~.
Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised.
Advertised letters not called for within two
weeks will be sent to the dead letter office.
Hunt, WIN Jones, Ernest
johnson, Rebecca Taylor. Mrs Ward
JOS. I. CRUPPER, Pm.
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Wayward Daughter his Heiress

Denver, COL, Jan. BINARY Fox,
heiress to 2,4500 by the Will of her
father, Henry Fox, OF ST. Louis, has
been found in a wratched little hovsl
10 this CITY. She has lived there for
several years as the wife of Samuel
Mitchell, a grayhair6d negro The
woman eloped fifteen years ago from
st. Louis with lover, who left Der in
Nebraska. By degrees she sank to ner
present state. Her father on his death
bed relented and remembered her in
his will.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
1t Saved His Leg.

P. A. Dsnfortb, of Lagrange. o..
suffered intensely for six months WIZ
friehtful running sore on MS leg. ou'
writes that BuckleD's Arnica Saw cur
ed it in ten days. For Ulcers, W1n, Dr.
Burns, Boils, Pain or Piles it's The De.
salve 10 the world. Cure gusTaule'D'
Only 25c. Sold by E. S. Lesdoe''"
& Sons, Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
TO-DAV'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Richmond.

Especial dispatch to Alexandra Gssette.]
Richmond, Jan. 27.-The House bill
in relation to the issue of bonds by Al.
exandria county passed both branches
of the legislature today.
The bill to exempt Alexaudria city
from the operation of section 1040 of
the code TO allow Alexandria city to
make separate assessment) was de-
teated 10 the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
WHrRLED TO DEArH.-Edward Powe Va

WHIRLED TO DEATH.-Edward P0"el ""
yesterday caught in flying shaft ard 4" 90
ed to death at the Norfolk and tafd
Chemical Company's Works at PinneIs I'ii'
While attending to the main shsitlng hi'
clothing became caught on PROJECTING oi"'
and, IN an instant, he was being whir'''
through the air at rrightful speed. Ills NJ.
ror-atricken companions rushed 10 r. il'
machinery, bot before it could be don '1'
rushed and msngled body was hurled se',f'
feet, falling to the floor lifeless corpse VI
almost every bone fractured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-01-27
COURT OF APPEALS,

The following cases were heard in the
Court of Appeals yesterday,
Peyton's administrator VS.. Parkinson I;
further argued by =. A. Anderson and sub
mitted.
duncan VS.. city Of Lynchburg. Argued
by defendant and submitted.
Richmond Traction Company vs.. Murphy
Argued by E. Randolph williams for plaintiff
in error and continued until Monday.
Morgan Va. Common wealth cot for Tues.
day.