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SURPRISE FOR WILL.
Young Married Woman Wears
Stripes to See Husband.
Goes JoyOusIy to Prison to Be Near
the Man She LOVeS-EXpects to
Have a Pleasant and Enjoy
able Time.

Mrs. Margaret Plummer, fair and
%. her face aglow with JOY, stepped
into the grim penitentiary at Ana
mosa, Ia, the other day as prisoner
sentenced to 2Il years confinement.
al am going to surprise Will" she
said TO a New York World eorre-
spondent IL am going where / can
see my husband now and then.
Her husband preceded her by sew
eral weeks to serve a sentence for
robbery. Her opportunities for see
ing him may not be frequent, but
she declares that even a glimpse OF
him and a word or two at occasional
intervals will mean greater happiness
than liberty. She has been studying
stenography and expects TO become
proficient by the time she is released
Mrs. PFummor's devotion 30 her
husband gave occasion for one of the
most dramatic jail deliveries on rec
ord. Plummer pleaded guilty to q
desperate hold-up of a West side
grocery in Sioux City, and while in
Jail awaiting transportation to Ana
mosa last spring, his wife planned
the escape. She arranged for a horse
and buggy which she hitehed near the
jail. She secreted iE the buggy a suit
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SCIENCE AND HEALTH.
House in which Mrs. Eddy Wrsts
Her Famous Book to he Made
Place of worship.

The house at Lynn. Mass, where
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy wrote her
famous book, Science and Health"
the law and the gospel of the great
Christian Science church, of which she
is the originator and head, has just
been purchased by her faithful follow
ers in tkat city, and wifi be preserved
as 4 memorial to their revered teach
er. 1t is to be remodeled into
church. There was talk of tearing il
down and building a modern church
edifee, but the majority of the So
cisty favor making such changes as
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pecjed to disguise herself, bought
revolver, called at the Jail one even
ing and saw him alone for few min
utes in the prison bathrooms. Later
Plummer game out with the revolver
concealed in a roll of clothing
leaped upon the jailer, felled hima
with a powerful blow and got out
through an open corridor into the
street, firing a shot or two as he
went. He joined his wife and the
pair got away. but they were un-
familiar with the road and their bug
gy was abandoned after an accident.
Another vehicle was secured, the
young wife coming back to Sioux City
disguished in mems clothing to get
it. They drove into Minneso ota, tax
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chosen United States senator, his
term expiring in 1898. Like his late
associate in business, former Gov.
Pillsbury, Mr.. Washburn was born in
New England, and spent his early
years in hard struggle for success.
He settled in Minnesota in 1857, and
took large part in the railway con-
structiOn of the northwest. He served
a president of the Minneapolis, ST.
Paul & Sault Ste. Marie railway until
that road was well on the way to its
completion, and hen retired from it's
active management. Mr.. Washburn
is 90 years old.
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ia the form of a brooch, is of a deep
~FH4Fr blue. a.d of the greatest
.i..aa1ey a. purity; no other dia-
Lo-c of tA.- rich color has ever been
discovered.
IL is believed that this gem is part
" '-r same -rour which weighed in
.-e rough Ii- ca-aJs. and was bought
IL .a...a, .a lal2 by NJ. Tayernier, the
"''-1Ho"n French traveller and mer-
wa. ,---N Ii Was Sold by him to Louis
AI'. and continued to be one of the
yves %. Che French crown until 1892,
So" d, VAS seized by the revolution
MS and deposited in the Garde Meu-
1 IL Was, however, stolen from
.,'' .- d very short time and disap-
- ll-'5~ 'rom al. knowledge until 1890.
- '-e stone shown in the photo
r.. f~ came into the hands of a Mr..
V.r- ana ana was eventually bought by
s. '"omas Hope. Connoisseurs
o-'r Pronounced it to be the stolen
,,,T.- brought from India by NJ. Tav-
Sc. D-l frrut so as to render iden-
rr~ ,-,-,.oa difficult. Contrary to some
la, d" The states, the jewel is
H. ana has for many years past
C,,..s. ., posted at PARIS bank, in
--@a square, London.
-. '-at Lord Francis Hope is at
Nj - 'i liberty to sell the jewel. it
vr 4, curious TO see how much il
Be-. ".'A, as it IS reported to be
Do untold sums. 1t seems most
c,,.., ,.-,s that it viii either b. pur.
5a,. :, " wealthy American or q;
,r,--., The land of its birth as the
! OF an Indian prince.
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HORSE RESCUED HIM.
Soy Il Saved from Certain Death by
= Remarkable Display OF
Equine SaEacIty.

Cleveland (O.) reports say that the
almost human sagacity of the horse
was demonstrated when 11-year-old
Ray Campbell, whose mother was
drowned in a cloudburst, told his ex-
perience during the frightful night.
According to the boys story, he
and his mother were driving along
the road about nine o'clock. the wa
ter being well over the animals knees.
TIE rain was yet falling in torrents,
and it was as dark as pitch.
Suddenly the horse stopped. Mrs.
Campbell hit it with the whip, but it
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rome"
He whipped UP his horse and van
ished in the darkness, mud flying
from wheels and hoofs. His wife stood
for several moments looking in the
direction he had taken, too much
sstonished at such an unheard-of ex-
hibition Of independence to say a
word. When she came to herself the
teams had all driven away.
She had ample time to think sew
eral things as she trudgad alone to-
ward horne, through the mud, which
came over her ankles at every step.
and the steady downpour, which soon
soaked her to the skin.
When she finally reached home she
was too much exhausted to even as.
sumo an injured expression. Her hus-
band was sleeping peacefully, and she
did not disturb him. She was Mrs
Smith" from that. day forth.
SCIENCE AND HEAITH.
The Washington bee., 1902-01-11
Germs Carried by Insects

If malaria is conveyed by mosqui-
toes it is probable that other insects
may play like part. A French physi-
clan records that a certain family had
a member who for years was subject
to frequent malarial attacks, and that
three children in the family were
seized with the disease directly after
some Oleanders were brought into the
house. The malaria germ was found
IN lice on the plants.
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HOPE Blue DIAMOND.
Ia Present PossessOr, Lord Francis
Hope, Is Now Authorized TO
Dispose OF the Gem.

Here IS a full-sizeG reproduction OF
he famous Hope Blue diamond,
which is again being brought into
prominence by the fact that the pres
tlt owner, Lord Francis Hope, OBJ
tanned an order Of the court author
ling him TO sell the jewel. On ac-
count Of its size. color and interest
ing history, this diamond is consid-
cred unique among all existing jew
els Of the world, not excepting those
belonging TO European or eastern
royalties The jewel. which is now set
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'eoA oAazAg tA1s delinquent Il

OeoA SAaAAg tAis delinquent for
about six months and had become
tired of "Call tomorrow" 'I haven't
1t just now," and other excuses Of
similar dilatOry nature, and thought
it was time to becms sassy"
See here" he said the last time
he called. "are you ever going to pay
this bill?'
why, yes" replied the delinquent,
1 suppose 1 will pay it some day
or other. But look here yourself.
young man. think I can show you
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ing several vehicles on the way to aid
their hurried journey.
They reached Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Plummer was arrested at the sta
tion on suspicion OF being some one
else who was wanted. The husbands
devotion TO his wife causes his arrest
later. He manifested an unusual in
tsrest in her, and the efaeers suspect
ed that there was q closer relation
ship between them than could exist
between two men. Further inVestiga-
tion disclosed the fact that the smaller
fellow" was q woman. They were
quickly connected with the Sioux City
escape, which had been widely ad~
vsrtised, and were taken back TO tha@
city for trial.
Mrs. Plummer has bssz seaetneed to
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"'LLIAN D. WASHBURN.
-'ou' minnesota Man Elected Had
e National Organization
OF tu.yersaIists.

h.. nam Drew Washburn. Of Mime
js,, ~, -, -as JUST been elected presi-
Rs,.,. ,-- e1-gersalist general con-
] '~.a ",. by The aelegates at Buffalo.
e, IN o' Tie wealthiest manufactur.
Ra 90 ','.. ,-. Flea and well-known citi-
,ou, mil. lea polls where his large
las ~. .'.S -.e coated Mr.. WaShburn
.&l ~ r2.e- n political life since
Bate, - -s~ he was appointed United
q, NJ. ''tor general of Minnesota.
nes, g. rlusntly elected TO con-
-O' thee rms, and in 1ss0 was
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q thing or two. How many bills have
you in that bundle?''
about 40, guess"
How long does it take you to visit
these peoPle?"
Generally can get over my route
in day" I'd.
Suppose every one of them should
pay up?"
That would be fine!"
30, it would, would it? What
would you do for living if every
body paid promptly?"
The collector turned the thought
over in his mind for q moment or
two, and looked blank.
"Gracious!" he said, "I'd be out Of
a job!"
That's exactly my point. Don't,
therefore, be so Internally anxious to
collect every cent due to your peo-
pie at one time. A few collections a
day are enough. AS for my account,
come around some day next week,
and I may help you out Of business
BY paying it Good day"
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WISDOM IN CHUNKS.
peIinquent Debtor, in q Moment Of
Leisure, Gives Some Valuable
Hints to n Collector.

The Chicago Tribune says that
collector of bad accounts received
lesson rom a delinquent debtor
few days ago that has started him
20 thinking a bit. The collector had
The Washington bee., 1902-01-11
BOSTON MAN HONORED.
Rev, Charles H. Brent Chosen bishop
of the Episcopal Church for the
Philippine Islands.

Rev. Charles II. Brent, of Boston,
Mass, who has accepted the Episco'
pal bishopric of the Philippine
The Washington bee., 1902-01-11

,G.s MAGGIE Levi, OF NJ street Is i'll
,5 rrrhord fever, causing her many
.Tsnds much anxiety
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islands, was born in Newcastle, Ont,
in 1862, and is the son of Rev. Canon
Brent, of ST. James Episcopal ca
thedral, Toronto. He studied in the
Trinity college school at Port Hope
and later at the University of Trinity
college, Toronto, where he received
his degree in 1884. In 1855 he was
The Washington bee., 1902-01-11

rss Mamie r. Lee, who spent the
,.t1srs with her father, left the C'tA
~, vaek for her schoo il Flushing,
NY. She spent a very eWov+hie
..c'tion " with her parents and friends.
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y, II A Harris entertained a mum
t.rof mis- friends al 1920, 10Th street
|15rhg=,t last Tuesday rvening The
-.9ast VA, elaborate and the cusher
s,n-s we're enjoyable.
The Washington bee., 1902-01-11

l----e- / z. Byrd OF The Rich
M "a. Ear vas a. the citv Tuesday
L. l.-,ll gn-,t o. Attorney I. /. Jones.
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Wednesday evening January list,
Mss Clara Lee, daughter of Mrs.
ism-s n. Lee, was married to Mr. Geo
I Allen Mr.. Allen is the grand son
Cf f1a late SiIa7 Holmes, one OF the
i.s, known CilIzens Of this CITY. Miss
lee is young lady possessing a very
|,nisble disposition and refinement.
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,r.. rla B Jackson, IS visiting her
-.rrr Mss Nerkie Cook of Wash
Lg,0a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
Manchester
and
Ches field.

Much excitement was created on Hull
street shortly after O'Clock yesterday
afternoon by an alteration between Mr..
Ve!lines, a clerk in the store of s. Ull-
mans Son, and Mr. Burke. to whom the
former is alleged to have owed rent for
the house he now occupies.
Mr.. Burke was seen by Dispatch re-
porter last night. and said that he was
provoked by the way Mr.. Vellines had
treated him. He declared that Mr.. Vel
lines had burned a lot of the lumber on
the premises. and thai because he was
approa ched about it, he acted in an I'M
becoming manner.
Neither OF us was seriously hurt said
Mr.. Burke last night. 1 have black
eye ard vell:nes has a sore mouth.
where / struck him. We We're not ar
rested, but recognized by Mr.. Jones 10
appear in the court OF Mayor Maurice
Mr.. Burke alleges that 0Ir Nellines
has been living in his house without
paying rent, and has burned some OF
the material he expected to use in build
ing fence around the premises.
The case will come before Mayor Maui
rice this morning. Mr.. Veilines was for
merly a motorman in the employ of the
Passenger and Power Company. and Mr..
Eurke is a member Of the firm OF Moore
& Burke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
R|yEI IS CONFIDENT.
Er EXPECTS INCREASED DEMO
CRATIC MaJoRITIEs.
WORK ON NORFOLK HARBO3
vschrnondcrs Licensed 10 Wed In
x-ashirston-Nirgin So3ourn-
ing in .hc Federal Capital and
1caistcrips at tho Hotels There.

vASBJNGToN. p. G. October %
Representative Rixey was in
zssl. ae:on to-day on 3 little routine
ssasss in he departments. Mr. R!xey
,5 IA; lie was confident OF an in
creased Democratic majority in his dis
.r.t and elsewhere throughout the State
gs viii speak ri Alexandria on Friday
,.ss. and at Manassas on Monday night.
10 l.ose The campaign. he thinks the
dances very favorable for a Democratic
Tho War Department is in receipt of
I port Of Major James Quinn. engi-
,..- charge al the work on Norfolk
h.saur. Major Quinn reports that no
We was done during the month save
@ ON the preparation OF the specittca-
tas snd plans for the removal of hos
pa Point which. he says, VIII be CON-
g.rea 81 the near future.
r.sje Cousins and Eva Butler. both of
Rhaord. obtained a license % marry
b.-a 0-day. The Rev. S ii. Harisook,
OF no. SOS Eleventh street, northeast, per-
fo-no5 The ceremony.
AZ the hotels
The ST. Janlcs-E. a. Watson and T.
r l5occh. OF Richmond.
Howard Eiouse-t>. l.. Bolts, Virginia;
Z Graves Virginia.
Elg A6;Eopol!tan--J. s. Walker, Lynch
H.rs; ~. =. biIchett and VIE; K. L..
: 1.as. Richmond.
rHa Na,ianal-C. Z. strother. Virginia:
Thomas ID. Frey, Richmond.
tat ia}gisa-F. Ii. Lewis, Virginia: W
4 Ecat, Newport News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

able interest. Grand Chancellor J. L.
Scott, Jr.. of Graham, the head of the
order in the State, was present, and he
livered an address. There was also a
delegation Of Pythans here from Reds
Vile, one of whom, DR.. l.. l.. Sapp, made
a talk on Pythianism to the assembled
knights Mr.. Suggs, of Greenv.lie, was
also present and made a speech. After
The comforting of the degree and the
eech-making. light refreshments and
cigars were served.
The home ul 1y.son Howard (colorsd).
near Gulford College, was burned Sat
urday night, together with $50 IN paper
money. which was in a trunk uD stairs
and could not be removed. Inc hre
caught from defective tlue in the kltch-
en- The best part of the furniture as
we'll as the building, was destroyed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
MEANS CHINA'S RUIN.
Wu Wants to Pay Her Indemnities
In Silyer-Case for the Hague.

In Silyer-Caxe for the Hague.
WASHINGTON. d. c., October .
Minister WI. is hopeful that China will
De the power to submit the second case
20 the arbitration of the Hague tribunal.
He is working hard to induce the powers,
parties to the treaty of Pekin. 10 consent
o arbitration of the present question as
O whether the indemnities to be paid
hem shall be paid on a gold or silver
basis The question is OF the utmost III,
crest TO China as, if the powers insist
N a settlement on 4 gold basis, 1t WOULD
mean the ruin OF the Chinese empire. as
she is unable to pay the vast sum OF
.aOOO00O0 taels. The question has peen
under discussion for many months. and
while it was still pending the first pay
rnent of the indemnity became due. The
settlement was STAYED off by payment
in silver, China agreeing to pay the diff
ference if it should definitely be decided
20 make the settlement on gold basis.
The next settlement becomes due at the
beginning Of the new calendar year. and
it is desirable that the question should De
settled before that date. or at least be
put in the way of a final settlement.
Therefore Mr.. WI Is stirling for the
submission of the question to the arbitra-
lJOn Ok tEe Cit nc .
appealed to the United States Tor help
n influencing the other powers.
Secretary Hay has consented to accer.
the proposition on behalf of the Uniteo
States ii the other powers can be brought
into line On this there is much debate.
rs China has no means OF exerting any
thing more than moral suasion upon the
parties, who are naturally reluctant to
submit to the chances of an adverse decl-
sion claims which they now hold as good
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30

sg r. BRYAN CARBON. secretary OF
IYG the Eccentric Engineers Associ-
alton, of New York city, with u
membership of 1000 licensed engineers,
also prominent in labor unions, writes
from $50 Canal street, New York city:
Your PerCna is Il valuable tonic
When l get run down, weak. and languid
or restless at night, l take a bottle Of
l'eruna. ] know no family medicine like
It | notice the effects o. il almost inn
mediate!y. Ii quieIs the nerves and
! brings healthful sleep. 1t lis a revivins
tonic at all times. Mr.. Bryan Carbon.
Congressman Romuus Z. Linney,
from North Carolina writes:
"i, private secretary has been
using perun.l for several weeks nnG
wis! to testify to its great value
and merits III cases of cntarrh. MY
secretary had as bad n case as
ever saw and since he l,ns taken one
bottle he seems like u different man.
Before he started G:, ieru:.i his sSs-
ten, was very much run dow, and
at times he couId nos work nj all.
but ever since his first bottle lie has
been t,ailding up. :l1n't think any
man who is under Il nervous strain
should be without it. cannot eS-
nrcss tic good it has done him
EomZzIua z. Linncy.
Perura is rot a sleep medicine. Peru
ma is not a nervfne Peruna is not NOR
cote. Perura dces not stupefy. Does not
bring about artificial re=t. Peruna helps
weak nerves. Builds up broken down con-
etitution. Briggs refreshing sleep ROT
~ nroi,Ici17c sti1refa ctior but by invigc-
rating the nerve centres.
Fe1iina produces 3 natural appetite. II
Strengthens the digestive power. 1t fills
the lscteels full Of nutrition. and rend"
surstng through the Hood vessels tn" r.,
cuperating currents Of row life. 1t doc 4
al this by producing healthy mucous
membranes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
IN The OLD COLONIAL TOWN.
Royal Arcnnum Meeting in VIII
Iiamsbu-G.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. October %
fspecial3- Powha1an Council. Royal Area
rua. asst night held one Of the mos,
interesting M etinSs in its history. Stir
ri EldTssses we're made by MeSsrs. Sol
i BteonhurS and Harry Kemp. of Rich
-rd. Air, Kemp sang one OF his famous
z4,lie songs, much TO the graufica ton
Oh re members present Both Messrs.
4taoaGerg and Kemp returned TO Rich
u I'd THIS morning.
Pow hatan Council is in a nourishing
5ityr. and its membership is growing
readily. \ aanquet viii be given soon TO
TIE members Of the council and their
Fre last night about O'clock destroyed
Stable IA The rear of AIR Z. F. VOTES
Ess5ence On DuIse of Gloucester street.
5a.G IN d thickly settled part Of the
gown, the fire caused considerable excite
1.ea, for a time. the loss was light
Tie Ladies Auxiliary to the William
7rz Nary College Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION, gave a reception last night
o the Students in the gymnasium build
liz
The Wonan's Auxiliary OF the Episcopal
church will give q library tea" in the
parish house next Friday night.
WHY THEY DIDN'T PLAY.
The manager of the William and Mary
football team says that he refused to
play Rcge Military Academy last Mon
day becau the latter had d mixed
team" He alleges that fIoge had men On
i..-.r ce2E who were, not students at the
zcadeny The William and Mary boys
kgere greatly disappointed in not having
b chance to play the Academy team. but
Ehty felt they could not DO so under the
circumstances.
] Hon Robert II. Hughes, the Republican
candidate for Cong ess in III s district
a5jgt sed the vote here tonight. Mr..
ghes is very popular in Williamsburg
1Ht had good sized crowd to hear him
" viii poll the full Republican vote here.
Will not get many from the other side,
P!te his popularity.
tdga Blackstone has notified Clerk T.
Z EGcldy that he viii open his fall term
Ehe Ci7cuit Court here next Wednes-
instead of Tuesday the regular day.
3 PERSONAL.
msiss Virginia Madden who has been Wis
ZIG her sister, Mrs. Il N Philips. has
~ rned 10 her home in Chase City.
~ William Sweeney and bride, Of Cape
( a@rics. are visiting the former parents,
81 and Mrs. II. NJ. Sweeney.
sss Mamie Davis, who has been with
% sister Miss Lucy Davis. in Athens.
81 during The iatteg's Illness, has re-
Sd to Williamsburg The Model
20 OF which Miss Davis is principal,
a reopen Tomorrow.
and AIrs. McAlona, of South Dakota,
& visiting their daughter. Mrs. w. S.
Eill, al Ewell.
4 - c. Branch. of Toano. Mr.. John
EBern=s, Of DiascuRd. and Mr.. NJ. c.
fines. or Walkers. spent yesterday in
Shmond
less.s Richard Malone and William
Rency are in Newport News to-day.
e. J. W. Jones was in Hampton to-
sss Lettie Warburton left this morning
4 Toaro TO visit relatives.
III Marston Christian. who has been
iting his mother, Mrs. Virginia Ch,ls-
g fsumc Iris duties in the navy yard
a3rs, Wilson and Miss Latino, of Wakes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
81 heartily recommend perunn &c


those who suffer from nervousness
and loss of sleep. Fer months / did
F! not get a refreshing: nights sleep.
and III the morning / was weak
M ended to me by II friend. When
had taken four bottles of it
The nervousness
had entirely disappea and when
| rested and refreshed. Perunn is
| splendid catarrhal tonic.'-JOseph
= Craven.
The above letter was written by Mr..
| Joseph J. Craven c35 east Sc ,enty-fourth
street New York v. Mr.. Craven rs
pl esident of the Standard Associa ton of
| Stationary Engineers of New York. an or
ganization with membership OF 150o
licensed engineers He has been identi-
fed with labor orsaniza tons all his life.
! Feruna makes clean, strong mucous
mem breres in the nose throat. stomach,
! and digestive organs. N this way it
reaches the origin of all life, all strength,
! an1 all activity.
Peruna cleanses these membranes of
every vestige OF catarrhal congestion.
This leaves them strong and able to do
their work.
Then follows refreshing sleep. Then ner-
vousness disappears. Then man be-
comes confident, vigorous, hopeful. and
happy.
This is why ii is that Peruna is the
tonic OF tones 1t cleanses the sources
of the blood. Good. rich, red blood is The
result. and health follows as natural
consequence.
If YOU do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving
full statement OF Your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj
vice gratis
Address DR. Hartman. President Of the
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-30
NO PAY FOR MEALS
HER SWEETHEART ATE.
peusyIyania Woman. However, May
Keep Ills Presents and Help
Him Pay $3.50 Costs.

WILLIAMSPORT. PA. October y
After four-days' struggle with the den-
cate problems presented to nm lor son"
don in the suit brought by Boyd Barii-
,ar6t of Newberry, to recover the value
of presents given by him TO Miss Laura
Updegraff, former sweetheart. Alder
man McMinn has handed down his decl-
SIGN.
The So!omon-like dispenser of justice
finds that Barnhardt has no claims or
Miss Updegraff and that she is entitled
10 keep the presents given her.
On the other hand, Miss updesraft
cannot recover pay for the meals which
Barnhardt ate at her home.
And to even it up all around the Alder
man decided that each must pay half the
costs incurred in Untanglng the case.
The costs amount to about $3.50.