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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS

The Committee Oh State Lands ana
State Roads will give public hearings in
its room a the State House i'll AlG, usta,
as follows:
WEDNESDAY, FEB. %. 1901. at p. NJ.
-'bn an act providing for State roads and
for the Improvement thereof
WEDNESDAY. FEB. ~. at . A. NJ
ON resolve in favor of certain settlers
in MadaWasEa territory
WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. at 9 A. M
or resolve in favor Of "a road from the
toWn liz" of Van Barren and extending
To the town of Madawasla along the
shores of Long lake.
DAVID Z. MOULTON. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

And still reports Of the wonderful
storm Of last week continue to arrive.
Il was reported yesterday that in some
places in Mount Vernon the people had
not attempted to break out the roads.
but We're driving over the tops Of
drifts eight feet above the road be-
meath. Il was said that the drifts
We're hard enough to bear the teams
without difficulty. But if there should
be rain storm it would make it very
interesting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

The Maine Central trains. which up
to the last few days were so seldom
late, now Seem to be beset by all man.
rcr of troubles. Snow banks caused
the 10 !. N. train to be an hour late.
yesterday. The 80 express for Bangor
was about two hours late, due to the
breaking down of locomotive on the
Boston & Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
Daily Kennebsc Journal

Cards Of thanks. obituary notics, ~.
oiutions OF respect. etc, will be cbsr,..
al the rate OF ten cents per line, NJ
charges less than seventy-fivs cent.
All Advertising announcem..,.
entertainments. whose object 4. -.
raising Of money win be CHARGED a, w..
rate OF fifteen cents q line.
nd'er"'"s notices. news form, vii,
be excluded from our local column. Ir.
cept such as refer to advertiser, e.cu.
pying space in our advertising co;rnn.
and Will be run under a separsf b.,s
on one OF the local pages.
s"bscrfbers who fail to reo~,s m.
JOURNAL promptly will confer ! ,.,o.
by notifying the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
FINANCIAL, AE,i1AIRS

The committee On financial Ans,Ts will
give public hearing in its room at The
State House in Augusta:
III ESDAl. FEE. 10. 19H-On resolve in
favor of an appropria ton for the Kings
daughters Home at Bangor
II. !. IL =. SECRETARY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

-rhe Augusta Water Co. is doing all
in its power 70 find ana repair the
break un Grove street. The com9lnT
Eae had 4 crew working an night qnl
hope ID have the main repair el during
the day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
.OCal Matters,
The Journals Telephone CaIl--l36l
An Everyday Philosopher.

Jes' little weary maybe.
1ruiSin down the road;
Now an then ! git 10 thinkin'
Mine 5 heavy load.
SoIne times sorrow seems to hit me
Hard, an then ag'in
] don seem 10 have much trouble.
Not wuth mcntionin
When | see them men with money
Strivin' day by DAY,
Fur their regIer pay,
Thousands that'lI maybe hunger
IF their plans don't win.
don seem to have mucn trouble.
Not Wlth mentionin.
Course. ! have nv little grievance.
But ! am glad to see
That its operation chiefly
Limited tD me.
i lr man as small as ! am
Ip complaints d sin.
Er lE. amt got much trouble;
Not wlth mentiOnin'.
Washington Sta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
COUNCILLOR NpPOETIONUENT

The Committee on Councillor Amor.
tionmcnt will give 4 public hearing 10 Ill
persons Interested, on Tuesday. Feb. 10
at T. NJ. at the room OF Committee oi
Legal Affairs.
+. &. BRYANT. President.
S. 5. THORNTON, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
SALARIES

The Committee on Salaries will give
puhlic hearings in its rooms at the State
House as follows:
TUESDAY. FEE. &c. 1901, AT II a. M.-An
art relating to increase in the salaries Of
the j.:dScs of the supreme court OF
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

cap" T"Wn. Feb. 15.-F0r a month
Lord Mcthuen has been securing tn"
country between Kuruman and IA"
Transvaal. bringing IA women and
children. cattle ana food from all the
farms. Fifty women and leo children
together with a few men. h. has sen;
TO Nryburg. on one occasion, whil" hr
WAS pursuing a commando. the Huors
sent uff their wagons IN charge ~
women ana girls III on- direction and
went themselves III another. Thr wom-
IN were such expert drivrts thIt tho
British had considerable difficulty III
catching the convoy. Gen. Smith Dur-
rien occupied Amsterdam ana TaunEs.
Feb. T.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
MILITARY AFFAIRS

The Committee on Military Affairs will,
give hearings in its room, No. Il, al The
State House
WEDNESDAY. FEB y. lon-U,arr.cd
Rochland, Portland, ana Gardiner.
j. II. SM r.l"r St.rrntary
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

Adolph Segal. who has associated with
him several wealthy capitalists will build
upon the Delaware river front in Phija-
delphia. one of the largest sugar rein
cries in the United States 1t is stated
that e new refinery will be operated in
derendently of the American Sugar Re
lining oC.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

While DR.. G. II. Brickett is having
his new Offices renovated and :urn-
ished his office will be at his residence,
II State street. His office hours re-
main as before.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

The reception to BE- rendered Rev. and
Mrs. Il. 2. Hope will occur on Thurs
day evening, Feb p, in the pa,lo.s Of
the Winthrop street Baptist ,hUr, H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

The Comfort club will meet next
Monday night with Mrs. Bertha Dun
ton ana Mrs. Iv2h Haskell 10. III;
Patterson St.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
Tile OF Protector for kinq.

London. Feb 15.-Eari Amherst presd-
ing, this afternoon, at a special meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of Free MaSons, an
nounccd that King Edward will assume
the title and position of protector of the
t.ng..sh Free Masuns. The Duke of Con
naught was nominated for grand master.
n succession to King Edward. The cleo
ion viii take place, March L.
In the Nevada state Senate n concur
rent resolution known as the lottery bili.
which passed both Houses two years ago,
has been defeated in the Senate by a
Nntn nf 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

DR.. f. s. Bigelow, Magnetic an"
Spiritualist physician, Augusta hou''
Friday and Saturday, Feb. 10 ana '0'
Feb13d4t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

Patties ana croquettes, Womans En-
change. feblid4'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

Melbourne. Feb. 1.-THE fifth Victor
ian contingent. 1850 men all told sailed
for South Africa. today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

Plenty of green stuff and fine
chickens and turkeys at Hill &
LGcEr's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

The Lenten season begins. next
Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
Local Notices.

Dance. tonight. at G. A. f. hall
ICLlCttt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

ColeSburg. cape Colony. Feb. 10
pMmerS column engaged DeWet be
tween Col sburg ana Phinipstown. Feb
H. ana gradually pushed back the 100
crs. The British had 4 battery NJ Gvld
artillery ana ;hc Borr4 one l5-poundrr
The shrapnel burst splendidly Ten ~
tn British We're wounded during many
hours uf fighting. An occasional lead
Hoer was found. The engagement is
being continued today. All the males
at Grasfontein have been arrested.
There is plenty Of evidence that hey
were assisting the Beers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16
Addresses to Veterans.

lri.,,n I,-l 4 ,l---r,I ,,Ti-f :
Leo fsslGtr q tng e. n ; n, iS H. lST@n
those Who fo-Ight in tho Civii lVar But
who are at present outside the ranks ot
me me 1'rtnG @ -ffilE - Tie l''PLp it |" Joi"
The commanJfr-tn-cbief has also an
nounced the appointment of the following
special committees authorized ~ the last
IA a'bil"i tbn o. 'i'e ''''" Nrii'
Sons of Veterans. Wm. II. Armstrong
Indiana: T. II. Lemon. Iowa: T. II. Conev.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-02-16

LoCrcn2o Marques Feb. l5.-Thr am
munition, guns and shells surreud red
by the Beers To the Portuguese at ku-
matipoort viii be sunk at sea.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

Of growth. and does not diminish to any
great extent the fertility Of the soil On
the other hand the protein
matter which exists in large
quantities IN the seeds is derived
Almost exclusively from the nitrogenous
elements in the soil or added in fertiliZ-
eTs. There is no evidence that the sun
flower plant has the property possessed by
the LegUminosae Of assimiiating free nj
trOgen by means Of symbolic organisms
attached TO its roots
The economic production of the sun
flower plant is now confined almost ex-
ciusively TO Russia where it is an agri-
cultural industry Of considerable impor-
tance. IN the United States it is grown
as an ornament and for the production OF
seed which are used chiefly for poultry and
bird feeding. aud for continental and me-
dic1nal properties with farm animals
The oil Of The suRfi0wer seed is not pro
dueed commercially in the United States.
Ii is very palatabie and makes, without re
hGlng. an excellent salad dressing The
residual oil cakes have a high nutritive
value. quite equal if not superior 10 that
possessed by fax-Seed and cotton-seed
cakes
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
Another
Find
Worth
Mentioning

This time il is the Undermuslin
Department that made the discov-
cry. \ hundred dozen or more Of
manufacturers samples Of La
dies. Gowns, Long and Short
Skirts, Drawers, Chemises, and
Corset Covers, made of muslin,
cambric. and nainsook The
gowBs are made Empire, Y and
square neck. trimmed IN tine laces
and embroideries, The skirts are
made umbrella style, with lace
and embroidery trimming. The
drawers are made umbrella ruff
fie. trimmed with lace insertion
and embroidery, The corset GOV
ers are made French style. we
promise You that there are Nc
more than two pieces Of a style in
the lot, because samples are not
usually done up in dozens Of a
kind. You viii also find some
slightly soiIed among them. 1t
will not hurt them i'll the least, be
cause the first washing viii make
value Of this lot Of stuff is 9Sc.
values Of this lot Of stuff are 9Sc
s1.4S S1-9S, and up to S2.9S. We
have divided them into two Scpa-
rat~ selling prices
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

certificate Of accidental death ,eas issued ihis
moraiug by Coroner Neyirt. in the case oi Henry
Wilson. who was killed yesterday evening nea.
the Ai4sslcha~eJts Avenne Bridge across Rors
Greek. Wilson was employed a5 a laboser in Z
quarry near that point by B. F Pope, tol
UHom be had woraed fo- number OF years. it +
the custom IeT tie men To quit work at 5.8l
o'clock. About AfleeH minutes before that hour
last evening "a piece OF rock weighing about
eigEty-fve po=ndS fell distance gf 6In tive -fer
end striking Wilson on The head killed ham IN
staurly. Foreman ". q. Tytfe Who was IL
charge Of the men, had inspected tie ove4ial if!a
J. dses earlier %. the day bur found no loo.t
rock. and ne believes the piece which killed
Wilson was frozen int" place and that the warm
rays OF the sun during The day th43ed-it and
permitted Il t. fall
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
DEATH WAS BY SUICIDE.
Result OF The Coroner'S Enquiry fu:o
tsse Case OF Fred II Neru.

Coroner N-E-t This morning issued .
certificate cf death by suicide in the case
Of Fred r. Kern. wbo shot himself through
the heart shortly at5er midnight LAST night
IN Norris saloon AT The corner oI Twelfth
and 7 Streets northwest. The young man
Wa@ thirty years old and was a son Of Hon
john W Kern. eX-Sare Senator and the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of In
diana a the last election Mr Kerp's
relatives were tcIegrsphed lasl night. bu;
10 EcTd had been received from them at
. late hoUHr this morning
The remains are nov a. the undertaking
establishment OF J. William Lee. on Penn
EyiVaBla avenue from where Il is thought
they VIII Dc taken To Irdfanap9Ijs far in.
termeEt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
A JURY OUT ALL NIGHT.
Long DeIiberatioa Did Net. However.
EesHIf In a Aerdicf

In the case Of Richard Meauy. who was
put OF trial yesterday in Criminal Court
80. J. charged with an attempt to commit
rape On Mary Banks. coiGred the jury his
morning announced that il could moi agree
and was discharged. The case vas sub
nitted TO the jury yesterday at 3 - D. m
At the hour Of the adjournment Of the
court an agreement had not been reached
and Justice Barnard who presided at the
trial, instructed the jury 10 return 10 the
consultation room. IN the event thar an
agreement was reached before morning
The court Instructed she jury 10 return a
sealed verdict this morning The fury.
however, was unable to agree upon YER
die; and remained ia the consul a sion
room all night
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

About O'Clock this morning Mary Brown. COL
ored t"cuty-eigit years old, and living al 424
Street northwest. was found sica al the corner
81 FOURTH and Washington Streets and was sent
10 rAc Emergency Hospital ii AN ambulance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY


William Harrison J1seuty-eigIt wears old Tues
day, at 5z3 Eighth Street northwest fel from
wagon at rie corner Of Seventh and l. streets
northwest. about O'Clock this morning and
broke oHe oi his leg. lie vas removed l., the
Emergency Hospital
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

An alarm "f fire was sounded from box 60
about G.I5 o'clock lhi, morning. because. Of a
blaze in taTPut on F Street, between North
Capitol and First streets northeast the property
ri The Crawford Paving COMPANY The Dot ana
contents were damaged 10 the extent % $40
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

John s Gheen through hi, a-tyrucy. Hayden
johnson today fled suit Cog diyor c against his
wife, Mary f. Chcer. On statutory grounds. II
IL ls1:-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

NarioDaI-E- : willard. repertoire. evening.
CGiUubia--->ag HarhuT. evening
Gases NeE Grand Polite Vaudeville. alter
noon and evening
Lafayette Camille evening.
Acsdems-'-sis Hopkins - afternoon and even
ing
herman. VANITY Pair Buriesquers. afternoon
and evening.
Biiau- French Beauties BurIesqners. afternoon
ami evening
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

BoelTor, q Buffalo. ssys.-s.Ny wife and were
both troubled aitb distressing CatauB, bar we
have enjoyed freedom from this agerayating
malay sihce ne Gay wc first used Dr. Agneg's
Catarrhal Powder It's action was iustsrfs9.e.-,z
giving ibe mcst grateful Tel5ef within terl min.
utes after frs application" 70 cents sid l,v
r Williams, Ninth and = Streets and III
niords e Williams, Third Street and P,asls5 iyiaia
AyeU0e.-I8.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

Chief Chemist Wiley Discusses the
Composition and Uses Of the Plant
Possibility of Its Economic Utility.
Edible Oil Produced From the
Seed-TheIr Medicinal Properties.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

Interest paid on deposits by Union Trust and
Storage Company I4lI F 81. Hw.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

Marriage Licenses were issued TODAY 10: Rich
ard johnson aHd Bertha Diggs and John u. smith
and Margaret Virginia Dent.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26

sun rg~e-----.6-&s AN. sun sets---.-.5-f9 pm
Noon ro5e-.-.---------. Moon ~etS....I % p 81
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
THE Sun AND MOON.

Temperature AZ 9 D. ul------------- -----...-..- 3
Temperature al y nu8u--..-.-.-.- +
Temperature al > T. m----..---.----... 4
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-02-26
Cbe Corning Cinlrs
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1901
weather Indications.
TEAlPERATERE

Fair touigh, and "Wednesday; fresh northwest
crly winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
AFFAIRS IN ORANGE.
4 Prominent Citizen Dies suddsnly-FIue
Crons and Plentiful Game.

LAHORE, VA. December MIR
Joseph H. Baker. for many gears a
central figure IL Macedonia Christian
Church, died the night Of Novembe- 2ith
At lie home OF his children rear Pine
Top. in his S4th year. Mr. Baker was
in excellent health III, 20 q few Gays ago,
when he had a severe fail. bruising the
lower lobe Of one lung. resulting in RAPID
congestion and eliminating in death.
Nj. Aubrey Daniel is slowly recovering
from 1ockjaw. occasioned by the bite o.
Il Norway rat.
The finest crops of corn and hogs
gathered IL this section for many years
has beer laid by for The industrious yeo-
many.
came is not Only abundant, tut of
fine quality and the merchants are eager
to trade groceries for hares, partridses
and possouls.
The people are hauling corn and hay
to Louisa. where the prices are cons!c-
crsbly over other markets.
Fine rains have greatly benefited wheat
and grass fields this week Cattle, both
beef and stock, are cheaper here than in
many Years.
There is great demand for hickory tim
Der. and frst-class Spokes are selling at
$50 per thousand on the railroad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08


brokers of this city. said an inIsr.1at
revenue officer yesterday morning. and
we are going to get it, This speech was
probably brought out by heated argii-
ment the officer had just had with q
downtown broker. OF Class ,, in WHICH
the gentleman doing business on tbs, mar
gin had refused to allow the officer to-
examine his books.
Il this broker holds ont against tbs
officers. Uncle Sans agents wal 7toas2i
By law and have the books respectfully
laid before them III their Custom-R rus"
offices. There is great Opportunity IN
the business to evade the tax. and many
lines of argument by which 1t might os
made to appear perfectly legitimate. hh1
the officers are enforcing the law, as lt
is intended Upon every transaction made
through a firm. not a member OF so'ps
recognized exchange. the law rellt-a5 q
2-ceut Stamp-taT-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
GOLDEN JUBIBEE.
Interesting Occasion at ST. Mary's German
- Catholic Church To-Day

The golden jubilee of st. Ntary's Ger
man Catholic. Church will be celebrated
to-day with impressive ceremonies. About
ont. The exercises will begin. early
ii: tho morning. From o'clock
until 1880 o'clock masses will be said
every half-ilour Ely the visiting priests.
A. 1880 O clock the Jubilee mass, con-
Quoted BY Bishop Leo Eaid, OF. Belmont,
North Carolina. will begin. The Rev.
Father Ioolycarp, @. S. b., OF Newark.
N. j., will preach III german. The fol-
lowing priests will assist IN the, conduct
of the mass:
Very. Rev. Joseph Keiler.sO S. E. as,
sistant priest; Rev. Patrick Donlon, O.
S. f.. Deacon of Honor; Rev. John
Smith, Q. S. B., Deacon of@Honor; Very
Rev. Julius Pohl, O. s. B, Deacon of the
Mass; rev. Ignatius Reml1e. o. S. s.,
sub-Deacon of the Mass: Rev. Edward
Meyer. Q. s. E.. master of ceremonies. AT
the conclusion of this service dinner to the
visiting clergy will be served at Muir
phys Hotel. AT night at 5 o'clock Ponti-
fical vespers will be held. Bishop Van
de Nyver will conduct the service ana
Bishop Had will preach. The follow
ing will t,c the: ASSISTANTS:
Very Rev. Joseph Keller, o.. s. b. as
sistant priest; Rev. Patrick Donlon, Q.
S. B.. Deacon of Honor. Rev. John Smith,
O. S. B., Deacon of Honor: Very Rev. Ju-
Illus Poll. Q. s. B., Deacon: Rev. lgna-
thus Remke, o. S.B. Sub-deacon; Rev.
Edward Meyer Q. S. b, Master of Cere-
monies. On Monday a solemn memorial
service for those who have died in the
parish during the past fifty years VII! be
held:
The music will be special event of the
day. The choir. augmented by local tai
ent and directed by Mr.. W. A. sors, has
been trained to high pitch of excellence
Kesnick's Orchestra will, render the In
strumental part of the programme. Cap
tain F. w. Cunningham will sing. .
The celebration will also mark the en-
trance of the congregation into its ne"
house of worship The church has had
a long and prosperous life of fifty years
ana is now one of the most influential
| Catholic parishes in the State. Ike
Gently the old church Building has been
THOROUGHLY overl:auled Everything OUT
tic four walls was pulled down ana mas
been reconstructed. Ihe "orh - 10"
complete. and Tomorrow On tie oGca
sion of its golden jubilee the conere-
.,tion vii, worship for the first time
in the new building, now one or tue
hondsomest in the city the entire
interior arrangement Of the church mas
,,een arranged and improved. An ONYX
,,,ar rail. with brass trimmings, is the
~ift of Mr.. Joseph w. Bliley and mas
excited a; great deal Of attention. al
fnnre set of stained-elass windows. pre-
seuted by. Mrs. Bochlins. scrvc:' aiso -
equity, ::,c church. There are ' .nrse
nov brass chandeliers era 8 new sane.
t,,.rr Iamp. The pews arc all new anu ana
arc Of oak. The building is slshtea ~
gas ana electricity and IS heated ~
steam. Or ,cacii arch is an arc OF eiec'r4e
fights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
CHESAPEAKE AND WESTERN.
Still Another Engineering Corps Put In the
Field.
tspecia, Dispatch to The Times.)
oSTEpry VA December

MONTEREY, VA, December e
The Chesapeake and Western, Railroad
Company sent their engineer corps I'M
der j. II. NJ. IRVINE, in the county? the
first % tne week to continue the survey
io- the extension CT the :,caG westward
from Stokesvilic, Augusta county. Va,
to this place. After completing the sur
vev tho corps returned 10 TIE cast SIDE
Of The Shenandoah mountains to continue
sl;ycv upon the remaining section of
The road 1t IS reported upon goot. auth
GRITTY that thc company "ill lavc the line
l.: readiness for contractors by The ilrst
of the yce-.
Cia-eace G. Jones 6 MEDICAL student
of one Of ,llc Baltimore medical colleges,
was married last week to a Miss .tsneno-
welt, OF Ba!timorc. Tho groom is INC
son OF j. A. Jones. cashier: Of tie High
land Coa;iiy Eapk.
last wednesday night tho Star Hotel
was the scene of the first ho, ~ the sea-
sol: given BY the young. men OF ste 20 WI.
The gayetr commenced ats o'clock, con.
timing untii midnight, whe,: Z recess ri
sufficient length was taken 20 2arial l''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-08
A ISLANDER SUIT.
WelI-Knowu Travelling Salesman Sues
Another
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

(Spcclal blSpatcn 10 Inc lincs.y
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. mir
James L. Mcdaniel las entered suit
.synst Mr.. Q. D. Marston. both of Tap
pahannock. for $4,000: damages: for slam
Ger. The action is brought in the Cir
cult Court of Lancaster county, tic al
legged slanderous statements having been
made by Mr.. Marstou III that county IN
the presence of prominent c:tlzens.
The plaintiff and defendant are both
wdciy-known travelling -saiesrnel.-% -
Tom WoolfTey. who was cut With ar
axe by Frank Sullivan. in Orange county
a few days ago. is still IN semi-con-
scious state. and there is little Avope OF
his recovery.
Work is progressing well on the big
racewa,- OF the fredericksburg Milling
Company. which passes through the city
underground. Tie work is being done
under the supervision Of Engineer s.. S.
Bradford. and will be completed in two
weeks. if the weather holds good.
Justice i nomas ". Franklin tried sew
eral cases against parues at Roach's
Mill for hunting on the farm OF MI.
George Pulvis in Stafford. Five were
fined s. and costs each.
Mr. f. w Chewing, of the \, alters
Church neghborhood, in Spotsylvania
county, and Miss Julia May Davis.
Youngest daughter of DR.. and Mrs. j: w.
Davis. of the same county, will be mar
red at Walters Church december SO,
at 4:30 o'clock. 80
The revival services ct the -resbyte-
rian Church. conducted by Rev. Bryon
Clark. of Maryland. will continue next
week. The attendance is very large, and
much interests shown
wallace Ernh-ey. the young son and
only child OF Hon. A. T. Embrey. dieG
here last night of Group.