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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
Charged with Stealing GazoIene.

Henry White, coIored. about seyeury-fve years
old, in the United States branch Of the Po-
lice Court TO-DAY charged with approprizJine 20
his own use two quarts 81 Cas0lene the property
81 the American Development Company. for which
concern De formerly worked. The American De
yclopmeut Company has the contract for supply
ir- the -lsoltUe lamps used on the streets south
Of the AuaCuStld River. saturday night q p0-
NcemJu found White SO the foot OF lamppOsr
with can between his knees pumping ca~oleue
into IL from the lamp tank by the use Of q
~irhou White told Judge scott that ne wanted
the fluid Co clean a coat yhlt be- intended TO
wear t1 calored mans funeral lie was fined
-. and ia LC.aulr viii spend fifteen Gay, iu Jail
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
Marriage Licenses ISSUED.

Marriage licenses were issued today TO William
G.. Bond and Elizabeth NisoI both Of Baltimore:
Niloughby Ma-rudcr and Margaret Brown,
George G.. Noolrg, District OF Columbia, and
May j. Raymond Dullud, Wis; Robert Lead
better and Sarah LumaN, George l. Crls- and
May B. McNauey both Of Balrmarei James T.
%. Landau and Dora Viola Garrett both Of
Prime George county, Mary lJuG- Ceu'g, H.
Nu-el and Marie loISt. john Hail and Daisy
Browne. John p. King and Irms b. Paxton,
John T. Reall, Forestville, Md. and Naungta
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
NEWS FROM GEORGETOWN.
Four Cases Of Smallpox Develop
on q Street.

4 Clergyman Threatened with the
MaIndy-Steps Taken TO Condemn
Land for the Naval observatory.
Lad struck by IA street Car.
The yellow flag, known as TIE smallpox
flag. is displayed at premises BUS .
Street northwest, and a Waterman from
the Health ONCE is on guard TO prevent
ingress and egress there Miss Lillian
Strykor, Mrs. George w. Graves, and the
two small children Of the latter are all in
fected. The only occupant of the house
al present is Rev. George W. Graves,
pastor Of the Cherrydale. Va, Methodist
Protestant Church. and he is threatened
with the cOntagion. The four persons
mentioned are all in the smallpox hos
uital.
Miss Lillian Stryker is from Philadcl-
phia, and was on a visit 10 her sister.
Mrs George W. Graves. when taken fl.
Her illness was first supposed 90 be ty-
phoid fever. When Mrs. Graves and chill
dreu were taken down the physicians dis
covered that they had smallpox cases on
their hands. and reported them to the
Health Department. Dr. Ell Oft. Of the
Health Department visited the patients
yesterday morning and DR. Woodward IN
the afternoon. They pronounced the pa
tients 70 be- suffering with all the symp-
toms Of smallpox. The Rev. George w
Graves is SAID 20 be suffering with chius
and high fever alternately, and his tenn
perature is reported 10 be- 1o;.
The Illness OF the childrNl was at first
attributed 10 the mothers enforced mat
tcntlou 20 their uourishmcut- The Health
Department has taken iumigation steps
Steps have been taken for the con-
domination by the United States OF such
land needed for Naval Observatory pur-
poses as negotiations have failed TO Sc
cur, by ordinary purchases. The land
involved is included within the ciTouIn-
ference of the l.gr-foot circle. on Sat
urday the first step was taken. the United
States. upon petition OF John ~. Ross and
others aEsiUst Alfred W. Fleming and
others. nhcs petition of appraisers for
condemn alton.
George Newman, "a teu-y,ar-oId coIorsd
boy. was struck 10y "a car OF tL. Capital
Traction Railroad Company Saturday on
Twcuty-Si>th Street. H. was taken e.
ia, Georgetown University Hospital and
late d onis home. Tho boy was but
slightly injured
Georgetown University may have "a fun
athletic meet this year Manage
Thompson Is trying to work IN. affair
up. Ho states that the object Of the
meet. II held viii be- 90 nick out good
material for the spring events.
At "A recent meeting of the Washington
Poultry. Pigeon, and Belgian Hare Assoc
citation, 1t was decided 10 send rcprcSeu-
| tatly,s 10 the Hagerstowu Fair. which
| commences October Is John IL Alien
IN, corr, spending secretary OF tie assoc
citation. and Louis Is. Dudef the record
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ THE progressive erchre for benefit Of the Sacred
I Heart Church Mount Pleasant announced t0r
Tuesday evening, September II. has been post
poned on account OF the death Of the President %
lUe9lay- September =, AT O'Clock p M eI
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA So
{ clety- sons Of the American Revolution, Wash
IEEtou, September L.. 1901 The members Ct the
District Uf Columbia Society Sons Of the Amer
ICln Revolution. art requested 90 assemble az Nc
PherSon square on Tuesday, September T. lsll.
escort 20 the Capitol Of the remains Of our
late cCmp1JrI0r, William Mckinley. President Of
the United States By order Of the society,
WILLIAM f. PEARSE
q Corresponding Secretary
ALL MEMBERS OF THE NAVAL BATTALION
. D. C. y g. viii assemble board the L. :. =
rem .uy-.ay morning. AZ o'clock for the
purpose of participating in the 0bseguies Of
William Mckinley, late President Of the United
States and Commauder-iD-Chief Of the District
Of Columbia Militia The battalion VIII assemble
on hoard l. : ). Fern Monday evening Septem-
KNIGHTS OF COLUNBUS-A special meeting OF
all councils viii be held at Carroll Hail. go C
ST.. TONIGHT AT s O'CLOCK. TO make arrange
uouts % attend the funeral q our late Presi-
cent. William Mckinley By order of Washing
ton Chapter, Knights OF Columbus, DR. A. D.
WILKINSON. Sec
SPECIAL NOTICE. will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife ORBIN c.
WATKINS
SPECIAL NOTICE-Al members q the Improved
Order If ReGMeu 90 the District % Columbia are
requested 90 assemble az 2Ist 81. and Pa. ave-
n.y. II ESBAA- SEPTEMBER l., 1901. At A.
II, sharp. clothed in dark clothes and hat for
the purpose % paying our last tribute 20 our
deceased President All members Of the States
Of Maryland and Virginia are invited 90 uartici-
pate By order OF Il. W TIPPUTT, Great Sa-
chem
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sent to- Reform school.

James Porter. colored boy. charged with
snatghIHg a pUCketbuuk containing 90 from Ms
Kate Mite. on Seventh Street. on saturday night
sent TO the Reform School by Judge Scott
in the United State branch Of the Police court
today.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
Police Courts to Convene Later.

Judge Scott. in the United States branch. and
Judge Mills in the District branch Of the Po-
lice Court, toiay announced that court would
not De- conveyed tomorrow until 1890 o'clock. an
hour later than usual The action was Tor the
Uuruo~. az allowing court officers Co witness the
funeral procession bearing the late President
remains from the White House To- the Capitol.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

Nati0nal-''F0Ey Grandpa evening.
Academy Barbara FrietCuic'' evening.
Herman Harry Bry ants Burlesquers,. after
noon and evening.
BIou-" Fol-de-rol," afternoon and evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

The Commissioners today approved the
recommendation oLthe Engineer Com
missioner. relative 70 the awarding Of the
contract for the erection Of the stable in
the rear Of No. S engine house. Ca North
Carolina Avenue. The Engineer Com
missioner after considering all the cir
CumstauCes Of the case and the fact that
the cost Of the building precIuded the
paying for the usual inspection. stated
that. through an arrangement with the
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
and by such gratuitous inspection as
could be given by the O1ice Of the IuSpec-
tor Of Buildings he thought the proper
supervision Of the work would be assured
He. therefore. recommended the award %
the contract 10 PayaTini * Greer at ST.
90.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

Mabel Spriggs C0l0red. fifteen years old died
~Fithout medical attention about 30 O'Clock fbIs
morning. Al Der home the Benning Road The
Coroner has been notified and will investigate.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

Tho following deaths for iorty-eight hours were
reported 90 tae Health Department mp o. noon
today John Churchill NithoIs IU5 Years. Rev.
Nau~i-uur STEPHAN. o. years. Mary &. Collins
90 YEARS. William NhcrrE. - Years. William b.
\iu~au. "a years. Harriet Ware. go years. Or
rhlui8h bearing. &C. Years. Augustus AisuuhouI
90 years. Nicholas j. PAS, s. years, George III
gin. 800 wears. Lulu Ftukytt % years. Rev James
T. Jesse. ID years. Louisa Henry. 80 wears. leila
Bell Walker, - wears. Louis W BaumaIcN. %
year~- Esther Marrrt Hogan. Do years Elmer Cog
Lill. - years, Thomas Reginald Stewart IS years.
Cecilia GJsaiuS Z year; Mamie T. Reed 10
months. Martha Ross, months, Joseph AcDou-
aid DAYS
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Downtown Temperature.


The temperatures registered by the standard
thermometer al House q Hcrrm1un's tod were.
A. IN. - degrees T. ~, 50; p. m go.
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Washing ton--Paris

Among sae Interesting exhibit
AZ the late Paris Exposition Was
nns display Of Roriek Air Cushion
Irusses Of al AindS EupporJerA
and various appliances for men,
women. and children, from IclI
+ St n ". which took the high
est award over all competit0ra
American and foreign The Rorich
Air Cushion Truss Company leads
the world. Two weeks trial Two
years guarantee Catalogue and
consultation ireG l224 y St n.
".
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
STREET Lighting.

Low tide------------4-22 A n and 4-26 p II
high ude----..---.--IO-IO A NJ. and 1880 2. N
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

The Commissioners today authorized
the issue OF permits for the following
public work through the Engineer De
partment.
That sewer be constructed along the
north side Of Q Street. between TruxJon
Circle and Florida Avenue, at an esti-
mated cost OF STA, chargeable 70 the cur
rent appropriation for suburban sewers
That sewer be constructed under the
assessment system In Scott Street, be-
tween Valley and Canton Streets, at an
estimated cost Of $40 TO be assess d
against all property. abUttiug upon both
sides Of said street between the limits
named.
That the roadway Of Nebraska Ave
nue., between L0CghbCro Road and New
ark Street, Wesley Heights, be macad-
amiZed at an estimated cost Of 1870.
CharEcablc to the current appropriation
for repairs 20 roads.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

James n Hilton. hy IA viii dated October II,
1890 hIcd today for probate. he4ueathed Dis en-
tire estate 20 his wife. Frances MchCtt Hilton
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

The receipts Of the Georgetown Custom
House for the week ended Saturday,
amounted 10 50 $50
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16
The Grand Jury Adiourns
Did Without MedIcnI Atter,lnn-

The grand jury today took recess until Mon
day next.
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Phone 1854
for Beer.
II is Wise TO Meet

danger boldly and rely upon others experience
VEo have found Warmers Safe Cure curative for
Liver trOubsA
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

William Harnedy lied Saturday at his
residence, 32S5 NJ street northwest.
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Temperature at o a. m--.--......---.-- ID
Temperature AZ J. Eoan-.--.-...... ............s
Temperature 1t p. ul-..---.-......... S,
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ing secretary. were authorized TO make
the trip.
A carriage driven by Charles Gibson
and one driven by William Conway col
Hded yesterday, near jefferson and NJ
Streets Both vehicles were damaged, al
though no one was injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

Joseph H Bradley sold on Saturday the
house and premises. 25S p Street, to the
trustees Of the Jerusalem Baptist Church.
colored- The premises Will be used for
church purposes.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

( p quar- BOTTLES - the Wboh-
! ingt0U brewing C---s famous
Golden Hop Beer Tor 81. he
Iiver"d ia uuIettercr wazonA
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

| Bernard r Green, supervising engineer
| Of the construction Of the new Wizards
/ Hotel recently requested permission 70
use saddles for the kitchen waste con-
nections 10 the sewers Of the hotel The
application was referred 10 the Inspector
OF Plumbing. who has reported as fol
lows:
In the construction Of the new VIII
lard's Hotel certain of the kitchen fix
lures were not located until q very recent
date II is the practice in such cases to
defer the arrangement Of the kitchen Un-
ti the steward who is 10 have charge Of
their operation is employed, and 70 omit
them from the general design Of the
building In the case in question it is
found necessary 70 connect number Of
these fixtures 10 the cast iron lines which
had previously been run without outlets
at these necessary points. on account Of
other Instructions in the way Of con-
Quits. etc, il would be q very serious task
Co remove enough Of the cast iron lines
20 insert the proposed fittings. and il is
probable that the present unity OF the
cast iron runs could not be- fully restored.
Under t~ese conditions 7 recommend that
tE. use ~ three saddles for the purpose Of
connection with the kitchen fixtures be
approved
The recommendation was today APPROX
I'd by the Commissioners
The Commissioners today received from
". Male. Adjutaut General OF the Com
monweaIth Of Virginia, a copy Of General
Orders No. 100. as follows.
Permission IS granted % al military
organizations OF other States 10 enter
the State 81 Virginia. armed and equip
ped, for the purpose Of attending the car
uiEal at Richmond. Va. between the 4th
and the 18th Of October 1901
by order Of the Governor and com
mauder-iu-chief.'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

Better for the blood chan sHrsaPh-
riIIa
For those living in the malaria districts Groves
TasteIess Chill Tonic
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Gbe Corning Uim1ts
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1s. 1901
Weather Indications.
TEMPERATURES

Fair and cooler tonight and Tuesday; fresh
westerly winds
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sun r0se-.---.5.4Z An. sun sets.-....C-0s PM
Moon TIses---.---------- Moon sets. = IS +.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. will not be- responsible FOR
! any debts contracted by my wife ORRIN G..
4 "A ATKINS
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Georgetown University may have full
athletic meet this year Manager
Thompson is trying to work IN. AFFAIR
up. Ho states that the object Of the
meet n held viii Do % nick out good
material for the spring events
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

At recent meeting Of the Washington
Poultry, Pigeon, and Belgian Hare Assoc
citation. II was decided 10 send ropreSeu-
tatly,s u the Hagerstowu Fair. which
commences October l6. John ~ Alien.
tho corr, spending secretary Of Tie assoc
citation and Louis Is. Dudef the record
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

COuches to be had here in
every conceivable style and
covert re - Velour. Tapestry
and Leather Coverings. Rea-
sonable prices.
1886 Couch, worth 5000.
S6.95 Couch, worth $1,000.
SlO.75 Couch, extra large,
worth $500.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-16

The Commissioners Asked to Require
Tia" 'se Of Special Kind Of Can.
Tie Kitchen nEcucnts At
" lizards Hotel Under Discussion.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
AN Ex|lE'S END
Former Captain of Kaiser's Army
Banished for Duelling
Kills Himself.

Milwaukee, Feb. 1-Banlshed for
10 years from the fatherland, stripped
of his rank in the army Of the kaiser,
penniless in Milwaukee after confis,
cation Of his fortune for his violation
of Emperor Williams anui-duel army
regulations, Carl Damman, late cap
tain in the German army, shot himself
in a lonely clump of woods OH the
Pabst farm in the town of Wauwatosa
today.
No one heard the shot fired. The
remains were identified by a friend
this evening. "
The news of the dead officers tragic
ending will be cabled to his daughter,
Baroness Ellen Won Schmidt of Berlin,
tomorrow.
Captain Damman was we'll known
in German circles in Milwaukee. He
had lived here ten months and was
travelling representative of a Detroit
wholesale drug house up to last
month, when he lost his position.
Frequently of late the captain told
different friends that he intended to
commit suicide but they never took
the threat seriously. It is said his
daughter was not aware that her
fathers funds had given out and he
was too proud to ask for help. He
had been in America about two years.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05

anyone has a cough, cold or throat and lung
trouble. II always recommend Acktr's Eng
l Isl, Remedy, because know Just what Il
have seen it tried. It is the best expectorant
and tonic / ever handled in my IA years.
experience. I will give Just one instance Of
years with a nasty, hacking cough. ] adj
vised Acker's English Remedy. He tried 9
sample bottle, and was cured before he had
taken half of it, at no cost whatever. This
takes two or three bottles"
(signed) A. B. COOK, Bellefontaine, Ohio.
Sold at 25c., Soc, and 81 a bottle, through
out the United States and Canada; and in
England, at Is. 3D., Is. 3d., Is. Cd. If you
are not satisfied after buying, return the
bottle to your druggist, and get your money
back.
We authorize the above guarantee.
". Il. HOOKER & Co. Proprietor, ~" York;
For Sale by Chapple Drug Company.
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lined above the Tree tops on the hills
on either side and the police crowded
the merchant shipping and excursion
crafts back to their anchorage ander
shelter of the shore. Throughout the
whole length of the channel there was
only a long double file of warships
with black messenger boats dashing
among them.
Great Naval Pageant. g.
For nearly three hours the feet
watched for the coming of the funeral.
Officers on the bridges in the most
gorgeous uniforms with all their dec.
orations and medals, scanned the
Cowes shore through their glasses.
Occasionally a brilliant burst of sun
shine showed tens of thousands Of
spectators, subjects of the dead queen,
assembled to witness her last passage
from Cowes to Portsmouth. SHORTLY
before 3 O'Clock a puff of smoke broke
from the Majestic's side and a second
later the report cracked out over the
harbor and echoed to the hill an
nouncing the starting Of the Alberta
from Trinity pier.
From ship to ship the salute was
passed down the line. Each vessel of
the fleet was firing minute guns. They
all employed their shoreside batteries,
SO that the channel side were sill
houettes of hulls and spars, before a
background of dense grey smoke. The
sound was that of a great battle.
The guns of each wal ship ceased
firing when the Alberta, bearing the
queens bier, had gone by and the ma
riues reversed arms But they
and all the crews remained at their
stations until the fleet steamed to
shore and excursion steamers raised
their ancrhors and followed i'll the
wake of the warships.
Arrives at Portsmouth.
Gradually the minute guns lessened,
as the guns of ship after ship ceased
firing, while the funeral parade swept
around the end and into the entrance
of Portsmouth harbor. It was 8
O'Clock when the echoes of the last
gun ceased. The sur was a great, red
globe sinking to the hill tops; clouds
began to fall again upon the channel
and the body Of the queen was safe in
Portsmouth harbor.
When the Alberta entered the har-
Dor with minute guns in the forts
sounding, the bells of all churches toll
ing, the ancient frigate Osborne
moored there fred a salute of muzzle
leaders.
The esco1ting torpedo boat destroy.
ers drew ahead and steamed to their
berths and the Alberta was moored in
Clarence yard. A guard of 100 mar.
ines marched on board. During the
night the quarter deck where the bier
rests, is lighted by electricity. The
kings yacht was made fast to a bouy
in midstream with the Hohenzollerr
lying near.
Their royal personages and thei1
suites dined on board and will pass the
night there.
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TRIBUTE TO QUEEN.
Attends Official Church Service
at Washington.

Washington, Feb. 2-In the presence
of a distinguished assemblage, includ-
ing the president of the United States
and his entire cabinet, an impressive
tribute today was rendered to Eng
lands dead queen. The ceremony
occurred at st. Johns Episcopal
church, beginning at IL O'Clock this
morning and was distinctly official in
character. The British ambassador,
Lord Pa%uncefote, had been directed by
the London foreign office to bestow
this last mark of respect to the dead
sovereign, and the time was chosen SO
as to correspond exactly with the
solemn pageant in London as the dead
queen was born to Windsor.
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WAS ONCE FAMOUS.

Sudden Death Of South Dakota News
paper Man.
Sioux City, Ia, Feb. 1-Robt. H.
Mcbride, once famous as a war corre-
spondent and newspaper man, dropped
dead at Mitchell, S. D., this afternoon.
He married Mrs. Doursman, who
was worth a million. She introduced
him into the best society of New York
and he fell into habits which led to a
divorce. He blamed John D. Lawler,
banker at Mitchell and brother in-law
of his wife, and devoted his paper, the
Mail, to abuse of Lawler, driving him
to his grave.
The citizens wrecked the Mail office.
Mcbride. sued for $25, 900 and got
$500. He died in poverty and alone.
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SARCASM OF DESTINY
Story in Real Life Stranger
Tran Page Torn from
Fiction.

Chicago, Feb. 2-Samuel Gladding,
who for 10 years has passed as
Charles Johnson or Charles Howard,
was identified today at the detention
hospital by his aunt, Mrs. Christopher
Kelly of this city. Gladding's identity
came to her notice through u story he
told his wife when he thought he was
hopelessly ill. In reality he is the
eldest son of Captain Samuel W. Glad
ding, a millionaire ship builder of
Bristol, R. l., and the scion of a
family that for 200 years has been
one of the most prominent and
wealthy in the state of Rhode Island.
During the seven years since their mar
rage his wife has seen the former
wealth of her husband vanish, his
clients, including Mrs. Hetty Green,
leave him, and has followed his vary
ing and dwindling fortunes from a
home in the wealthy residence dis
trict of New York City and COM
panionship of millionaires to her
present situation, and has seen her
husband dragged from his bed to the
station, where he was confined for five
days on the charge Of murder.
The arrest, she asserts, was the Gull
mination of a long series of misfor-
tunes and to it she ascribes the pres.
ent condition of her husband.
According to DR.. Hunter, Gladdine
has paresis and is hopelessly ill,
Little is known of the auses which
impelled the man to desert his home
and kindred and to bury his identity
under fictitious names. Relatives
who called at the detention hospita.
to identify the man told of a quarre
between. Gladding and his father, VIII
desired his eldest son to marry thu
daughter of a wealthy friend, and thu
refusal of the young man and his dis
appearance a short time later.
Letters and kilograms telling of thu
discovery have been sent to his father