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PRESS SUBSIDIZED
TO DECEIVE BUYERS.
More Damaging Facts Brought
Out in Ship-Building: Re-
ccivcrsl,ip Case.
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Dec, lS.-Only q rev audi
tors were present when tho hearing OF
the United states shlpbulldlng receiver
shin proceedings were resumed today
Mr3 lJntermyer continued his eXnminaT
ton OF Charles l3. Alexander OF thP
firm OF Alexander & Green
The hea ring opened With tllt between
Mcssrs. Guthrie and Untermyer Mr
guthrie rising to state for MI Alexander
that none OF tlss clbleGrams whlch no
sent from abroad during the summer Of
1901, IN regard to selling securities re-
ferred to shipbulldlng stock, ana thnt II
Mr.. Untermyer desired to 'pry INTO Mr
Alexander's privau, business ufla.rs the
cablegrums would be opened 70 his m
spection, Mr.. Alexander continued ms
tactics OF declining to answer most queF-
tlons about correspondence, on tho ground
that II was privileged
Baron Rogniat, ono Of the French IN
derwrters. Mr., Untermyer eliclted from
the witness. had complained to MI, 4AleS'
ander in Paris that John w, YOUNG had
deceived him about tE,, shpbugldlHg So
ourities. and had assured him that the
Issue had been SUCCESS, ana that ON
account OF being so deceived Baron Rog,
Mat declared tha. he would not fultll
his part OF th.s agreement, Mr. AleAad,
ner sNid that he explained to Baron Ros-
Mat that It was customary IN America
to advertise every Issue OF securities
success, and then proceed to sell tll
securities. 1t was brought out that
5000 600 worth Of sh.pbnllding securities
had been set asids for the purpose ol
substituting the French press. "a,
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CELEBRATION CT THE
LOUISIANA PURCHASE
(By Associated Prcss.)

NEW ORLEANS. Dec, ls.-Favored
with ideal weather. which made the
naval review on tho river q brilliant
function the series Of thrc', days cele-
braLions In com.nemoration of the trans
fer of the province Of Louisiana from
Franco to tho United States was inaugu-
rated to-day, 1t was In New Orleans
on December Goth, century ago, that
the dramatic scene was enacted when
gave the American republic al empire,
and Tomorrow, III the same room OF the
Cabildo, in which Governor Claiborne nnd
General Wilkinson received the transfer
of the mighty territory which. onlSlS
twenty days before the French had ac-
cepted from Spain. The events Of that
memorable act will have ceremonial
duplication.
Tl,, social event Of the celebration was
the ball given ton 'ght In the French
Opera House which the naval officers,
the French ambassador, the Spanish con-
sui, President Francis and party, the
Governor, Mayor Slate and city officials
and society leaders OF New Orleans, and
a number OF other cities attended
The grand entree, which opened the
ball gave the effect OF brilliant court
reception the marchers belng dressed IN
the costume Of colonial days. Fifty cou-
ples danced minuet and gavotte. An
elaborate series OF ceremonies has been
arranged for tomorrow.
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BIG FIRE in A
FEMALE SCHOOL
-Four Of the Pupils Are Killed
and a Large Number OF
Others Injured.
(I3y Associated l'ress,)

NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec, 1S.--Four
persons are known to have been killed
and perhaps thirty others injured. twelve
OF them seriously, In fire bare to-
night, which has consumed the Central
Tennessee College for Young Negro Wo-
men, n department OF the Walden uni-
tycrsity, 1t is possible that the ruins may
contain the bodies Of other victims The
property loss is estimated at $4,000
Tho knows, dead are: shella Addison,
Port Gibson, Mss; Mary Moore, Hunts
vile, Ala; sallie Dae, Hopklnsvile. ky.i
Mamie Johnson, HattIesburg, Miss
Fatally injured: Eleanor Moore (whlto),
preceptress, Chicago.
Ere broke out about l1;o5 o'clock, The
building wus four stories high without fire
ESCAPES, 1t was occupied by about sixty
students, who were asleep when the
alarm was given. The wiluest panic en-
sued, the women and girls rushing
screaming TO the windows, from which
they jumped In droyes, the dead ana m
.ured lying In heaps where they fell to
Ibe fallen upon by those folloW wing theHl. M
Every alnbu lance In the city was soor
OH the scene, and the injured were hur'
ried to hospitals. When the flames were
first discovered they seemed TO entirely
cuyolop the building and It s considered
almost certain that some OF the lerrorlzee
occupants were overcome by the smokt
before reaching the NlndowS. a53
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.S.T'.||'ATUTELAW |
WIZ Ed OUT
None Now Exists on Three I'M
portant Sub
jects.
HOUSE is ASKED TO RECANT
HOUSE is ASKED TO I REcANT 4
Senate Passes Bills Repeating.
Laws lin Relation to Eminent
Domain, Corporations, &c.

z Z
"A most unique and Interesting situation
has arisen lnathe General Assembly, the
effect OF which willSbe to bring the body
back here after the Christmas holidays,
or leave the State without any written
law on itho subjects, the right of emil
rent domain and public service corpora-
tiolis. and probably insurance, unless
the House shall decide to retrace its steps
and help the Senate out of u dilemma In
winch the latter body has unwlttlngly
gotten itself.
The Revision Committee prepared and
reported bills covering every phase of
these three subjects. and along with them
We're measures repeating allflaws In com.
fl!ct with them. The House passed all
three Of these bills along with the com
puLion ones for the repeal Of conflicting
statutes. They all went to the Senate,
where tho principal measures are now
pending but the repeal bills We're allow
ell to- pass in their regular order with
out objection. The Public Scvlce Cor
pcratlon bill and that relating to the
right OF eminent domain are In the Com
railtee for Courts OF Justice and the In
surance measure was defeated, recon-
sldered and rccommitted to tho same COM
miLtce. 8.l
+ REFUSED TO 8REcANT.
Tho Senate yesterday passed under sus-
pension or Its rules. bills to repeal those
Already passed by both houses rcpea ling
the statutes referred to above, but In
stead of heIng acted upon BY the House
that body referred them TO the Committee
OH Roads. s
Mr.. Churchman. the chartan Of the
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General.

Strength OF steel stoyts on determina.
tion Of the o,let pool 20 nanta. All t vnoe prao.s
list. and Stops Tie backward tendency ! ,Il ol
or the acton Of administrator IN recss
nzng new .epnbe asns o. pana wnch ad ts !s
feature OF days session OF the senate -,
in executive session Of Senate lev .t LEY ne4ly
death in Hagerstown. Maryland of1Gen.
cral Henry Kyd Douglasoommaainnam, on q !, y,
[ orps may tc dis aatched to Panama, (, o, o.
Dixie IL the situation bet" cen tnls Count
and Colombia does not assume q m''.o .
4 DUET aspect--Colomb!a Is determined 70 i
dccla G war, II she fails to obtain /, SAL, a,sn
ar!tIat.on at The Hague trlhuE all. ~.
IS oekly trade review reports generRaii;y
i,mo.e North Carolina Soc ETY. holds Us
n,irchnsc OF louisiana territory Is tesul
II New Orleans Win nayad nI reye% rsouat nt
5or FIJI, ln(orn,l ton OF the subject are
matters OF discussion IN tho House.
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.MILLIONS GIVEN
TO THE PAPACY
Nine Million Dollars Turned
Over to Pope Plus by Car
dinal Gotti.
(By Associated Prcss,)

{. H
ROME, Dec, lS.-Accordlng to the TIL
buna, the Vatican had sudden wealth
pourcd into its Golfers to-day
4 Cardinal Gott!, project of the propa-
gandn, accompanied by Monsignor Mar
zolnI, one OF the late Pope's secretaries,
drove TO the Vatican to-day and carried
mysterious package to the apartment
Of pope Plus. Tl,,y were Immediately
admitted, and remained for two hours
Intense curiosity was aroused by THIS
act, and 1t became known that the nag
contained 45.GDO00 francs-$9, ,oO,0t IN
bank notes. When Cardinal Gottl en-
tered the presenc.s Of the Pope ne sank
to his knees, and, pointing to his bur-
den, said:
,iYour Holiness, the lnmented Leo, Just
before his death, confided to me the
money which now lay at your feet
saying that II I succeeded him was 70
use it as thought best, but that u an
other took hls place | was to turn the
money over to him after n period of four
months had elapsed. This now do N
the preaenc., of Monsignor Marzollnl, who
has been the only other person to share
the secret
The Pope WAS much affected,
The Tribuna goes on to relate that
lust about the time this scene was being
enacted In the Papal apartments an elec-
trrcian. while removing the hangings IN
tia late Pope Ieo's chambers, ~ order
10 get at the electric light wires, found
In hole In the wall several bags, which
we're carelessly tied. These bags, when
opened. were found to contain Q,s50.0N
francs III ss0s soa9),
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TO INQUIRE
IN NORFOLK K
The State Committee Refers the
Election Contest to Sub
Committee.
FURRY OVER TALLY-sHEETs ALL: 5 {: e.:
Captain Dey Had Them, But He
Brought Them Back-Spb-
Committee Named.
FURRY OVER TALLY-sHEETs

After wrestling patiently with the con-
test growing out of the primary election
ir Norfolk city. held on October 18th.
the State Central Democratic Committee
at. 2 P, NJ. yesterday discovered what 1t
might have ascertalned at first-that It
would be unfair to admit affidavlts for
one side without giving the opposing Side
opportunity to rebut them and to cross
examine afflants-and 1t accordingly de-
torlnined to leave the taking of further
testimony to subcommittee who shall
81, In Norfolk for the convenience Of all
parties, and meanwhile to adjourn until
slich subcommittee Is ready to lay be-
fore the full committee the evidence In
tho case. With the adoption of u reso
luiion offered by Hon. D. @. Eggleston.
cnlnodynG this plan. the committee there
uror. adjourned, subject to the call Of tho
iairmnn
The Subcommittee.
Chairman Ellyson named as the sub
committee to take evidence. Messrs
i,ioyd T. Smith. First District; Robert
trict, The tally sheets and all the docu-
n,cntnry evidence was turned over to their
custody. 1t is understood that It Will
be a month or two before this subcon1-
m!Ltec is ready TO report. Meanwhile.
the decision OF tho question as to who
are the legally elected members OF tho
City Democratic Executive Committee OF
Norfolk will remain undetermined, with
the Dey fac:Ion controlling nd interim.
Tie agreement Of the State Central Com
mittee was satisfactory to both parties,
who. by accepting It. agree to share be-
tween them the expenses Incident to the
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cans In virginu. though he Is hardly IN
good standing With the President. owing
to his optspokeh criticism Of the nu-
mtnlstratlon Of President Roosevelt. saw
the President to-day III behalf Of Mrs, I,
Hampton Hoge, who wants to succeed
Postmaster Elliott, at Blacksburg Tho
colonel did not receive any encourage
lnent. It Is pretty veil understood thut
whatever Representative Slemp says
about appointments to Federal Offices
In Virginia goes with tho President ai
HAS a GOOD MEMORY.
Senator i1oar has long memory for
affronts to him or Ills friends. Tho
remark is suggested by an Incident which
is being talked about the Capitol toe
On yesterday Senator Mitchell. OF Or,a-
gon, and Mr.. Scott the editor OF n paper
i published at Portland, In that State, were
In the Senate elevator at tho Capitol
VIXEN Senator Hoar entered.
Senator Hoar," snld Senator Mitchell.
ALLOW me to present Mr.. Scott, editor
Of" &8yst s.qE 5& Ii.
rho Massachusetts senator made some.
kind of Il bow and put his hand behind
hme. while Mr.. Scott extended his
There was some embarrassment mani
Tested by all three Of tho gentlemen.
and the elevator had not proceeded far
when Mfr. Honr exclaimed:
81 will tell you, Mr. Scott, why do
not offer you my hand. Some years ago
you sald Il, Your paper that my old
friend, Senator Morrill, Of Vermont had
been living several years to sayc funeral
expenses"
/ II have no recollection OF any such
publication y replied Mr. Scott Y.
"But you are the editor Of tho paper.
are you not?'' asked the senator. 'and
are you not responsible for what appears
IN it?.' n &
II am" :" replied Mr.. Scott. 81
''Then, sir I shall not shake your
hand,' replied the venerable senator.
Tliercupon he turned his back on the
Oregon editor and tfss Oregon editor
turned his back on the Massachusetts
senator, and there was no further word
from either unti1 Senator Hoar had left
them. when they had gotten out Of the
elevator. VI
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OF
..J0R.D'|A'||..v'|.''S';;:i !
MEASURE. | ;
The Baylor Survey 5 l.ll Not
tosbe BrOkenias Yet.
THE .DEFEAT'OF
KE 55ZELL'S BILL
The Senate Refused to Pass It
bysuVote of Twenty to
Eleven.
THE JORDAN BILLS
SENT. BACK TO COMMITTEE
II Will Not M.;aki.ce55lts Appearance q
Again During tile Present
LegislatureA Fine Argu-
mcnt Made byNlr. Sears
Against Its Consti-
tutionality.
The Senate. Refused to Pass It
by&a Vote Of Twenty to a
THE JORDAN Bills
SENT. BACK TO COMMITTEE.

After one OF the longest and livelest
seasons in its history, the Senate Of Vir-
gin.n late yesterday AIternoOh rejected
the Keezell substitute, and under Inc
form Of recomnlItlal, sent into the sleep
that knows no waking tho original blu
drawn by Messrs. Jordan and Cardweil,
designed to break tho Ba ylor seodeuc
survey.
The debate leading up to this action
was notable In many respects. bril-
liant argument against the oyster bills
from tho young senator from Mathews
consumed the better portion Of the saes-
sion, and then the keezell5 substitute
went to Its death. The opponents ofgthe
Jordan -Cardwell bill were jubilant. and
In tho conlcm pla tion Of thh strength they
nustered-20 to 11--were preparing for "a
toothsome meal over " hut was S. lett OF
tho attempted oyster lee lslat Ion. Y, But
this sweetest fruit Of their $trum ph was ',ls
to be denied them, though they fought
bitterly to grasp It. Dist tnguished :senn-
tors who favored the 4pr.nc.ple IN the
oyster bill, but not the methods II EN-.
bodied, refused n to have the Senate abso-
lutely defeat 4 t In a vote. and afterg.a
brisk debate in tho course OF which
there Swero number Of drp silts. sue
ceedeitin having It reco!rF nit ted. sIhere
It will sleen to- wake no n on,.' }t!a s@
ts nus eHQS -ElH6| &Oy6ltE A16nS :" tllAt 1At~
tlll pigeon holed ina committee that, at
the end rof the session, Is utterly poWer
less to touch. tt. Tt.. fight will be up In
the new Legislature, and one OF the
/, charges made yesterday was that the
.'ridewater people wanted to defeat The
bill on an ;actuai%yoto before the Senate
SO as to y use this fact as an argument
before the new body.
Both houses spent busy days, and both
adopted :the3 conference report on social
clubs. The Senate also passed nn
amended fence law and transacted
number OF other matters.
In the House the measure conferring
additional powers on the police board
of Richmond was passed.
Session of the Senate.
Business was delayed until ln:45. whor
the calendar was taken up, and by unani'
nous vote of the members p. esent con
Cured In the House amendment 70 sen,
ate, Bill No. a76-'ro amend and re.enue
schools. Several Bills were called unt
were tempo arily passed by, -.
House bill No. 4os. providing for tn
vtR Which S.ois senator' cogbll. Of cheslereld
oqssf ioue y Iii bsN9g Gs' aod sss
2J4S. In reference TO !he fence law. m
on with Mt Cogb!lrs amendmehils ,IInI y ),
county Of their on motion TO declare tht
boundary of any tract Of land, and chanss
Z Che fence law, II necessary. But 1t goes u
step farther and compels tho board t
take such action upon application OF
front,n,ed IN Fiphth Pape)
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IHEDEAT HOF
N..D.Ol,UCi.L...A!' $;
Distinguished Confederate OF
icer Passes Away After
a Long Illness.
HIS. DISTINGUISHED IS .' CAREER r
Rose From Private in in E'.z.rlSs,.5t: Ranks to
be an Officer on Stonewa1lEl
Y 4 aeksomn's'&s II s s..s:It; Staff. if
|Is- DISTINGUISH n CAREER
= ose From Private in Ranks to
fB,. Associated Press.)

J} f5r (Bv Associated Press) N S 8iss
HAc;ERsTOWN, MD, Dec alS.-Genaral
Henry Kyd Douglas, tho noted confeder.- '',I.
ate oflcer author, public speaker and
,iurIst. died at O. clock tonight at his
homerinthis city.
Several years ago. his health became
impaired, and he SO fully realized his
condition that ghe sought strength by fre-
quent trips North and South. lie, how
ever, gradually grew worse. and since last
summer, was confined to his house. For
month, he had beensn a critical condition,
The end was peaceful, and he died sur
rounded by his relatives. General Doug
las was a bachelor.
.s.' Sketch Of His Life.
Henry kyd Douglas was born at shcp-
herdstown. w. Va. September ~. ls4J re
was educated at Franklin and Marshall
College, Lancaster; Pa, and at his g nd-
uation. received his d.ploma from the
hands Of James Buchanan. then fresl-
dent OF the United States.
Afterward he attended the Law Uni.
versity at Lexington, Va, and graduated
from that institution with hlgh honors.
After completing his law course nc went
to st. Louis. Mo-. and engaged IN the
practice OF law. but did not remain there
long. When the civil war broke out md
his native state (yirgnia) seeded from
the Union, young Douglas fired by the
ambition to Lecome a soldier, returned
homo and enlisted as private IN th'
Confederate army. From the ranks ol
Company B. Second Virginia Regiment.
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OUR CHRISTMAS ISSUE
TO BE A FINE ONE

The Christmas issue Of the
Sunday Tincs-Dispatch will
surpass any holiday edition
ever gotten out in Richmond.
1t will not only be one OF the
largest, but will be the best.
Every department will be
up to the usual high standard,
the news OF the world will be
thoroughly covered, the illus
trations will be even more at
tractive than usual, and there
will be a full page Christmas
illustration in colors,
1t will be a Christmas paper.
There will be holiday features
Of special interest to men, wo-
men and children, Distin-
guished men will discuss the
beauties and the practical les
sons of Christmas; there will
be several pages OF letters to
Santa Claus from our boys
and girls; on the Won'an's
and Society pages will be
found matters to engage the
attention Of every feminine
reader, and there will be spe-
cial articles Of local, State and
national interest,
If you want q complete
newspaper and magazine CONF
bined, don't fail to get the
SUNDAY TIMES. DISPATCH,
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North Carolina.

Tho Supreme Court. In the. Bigss
case defines what tho rrlcllce ct
fle hi. N " hieh young man NJ Cirec.isboro.
Stood up ugainst cold steel sAcccs sf1lly
with only his bare knlickies.,I,,rne i preva.
,,,,I hardly interfere with seculn tte
cotton crops---Ciaimed tlat TWO dealls
occurred from vaccina natloii.nJudse.S 2. Sims,
fifty candidates 20 before tho Eed.cal
%tyoard in LynchbLrE E
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LOST HIS SENSES;
ALSO HIS MONEY
,o,al q The Times-pIspatch3

(spec'al to The Times Dispatch,)
siaxman hxm vas was convicted 4 ths .sa Criminal i
Court to-day OF the larceny of $coo froh
Rohert r. Johnson, Of Richmond, w,
nlonev to buy d bakery. While looking
over the field, he eg. stored at n ffty
cent Per day hostelry He got knock.97ut 4 e VI
s drops and lost his s.. = senses IoF sWetVe
bours and also his 5000.
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BUILD LIGHTHOUSE
AT DIAMOND SHOAl

. hss.ptttIrll Press

N Il!y8N NSsNeltINU FrusS'I y,
( WASHINGTON. D. G., Dec. S.-Ihe
Senate to-day passed a bill providing for
the construction of q lisht house az Di'-
.pona Shoal on the coast o. Norlh $40
Nnu. ia
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SUMMARY Of THE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.--Torecast for
Virginia--purtly cloudy nld !, warmer al q,
southeust winds on the const Haln z, H., 10, 10,
night and Sunday. except proDhDly SHOW
IN extreme western portion.
SG North carol M = Fair, warmer Snturuuy
rain Mt night on Sundays; fresh TO prlsh
northeast 10 southeast winds.
Cool brnclng weather continued during
yesterday, the low tempe uture ~ esuit.nB
In thick leo on tho various ponuS. sut
Founding the city, and The conheuuGnt az.
Ag hts OF skating. }i5t43 Et'5R l{t9 t
STATE or THE THERMOMETER,
"A. nj. H.....,...........,. - ~ ~
IL NJ. - - - y. Vi
r. NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80. - '''''''' 40
T.. Nj. .....,..,......,... /. - ~ - ~ Z
+. NJ. ........ - .,nJ
" Midnight 80 -. -
Average ,..... -. .''.' o. o. 80
f4ighcst temperature yesterday ........5 81 ~
Lowest Temperature ycsterday.n.......';SI % ID
Mean tCulper;LLurc yeaerGny...I.,.....' ...'. ~ ~
NUrmul temEerattlrc for Decembcr'... y =;
I Dcpnr tt,rc from normal tetlperatuTe.... -
krecipitaton during past "a hours. ..... n
MINIATURE ALMANAC; ~,
''TtI'E' 'I-G7lE December 10. 1903.
H,,, risns7:21 HIGH TIDE.
Sun Sun leis......i:5s Morning. :5s
Noon sets......b:l0 Eycnng....... . ~
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1NlATURE ALMANAC.
Richmond.

The House secures the wliplnInd tI! !! Of ths
Scnatc--B Il TO break the Baylor survey
s Is killed; no oyster legislation cxpcctcl r.
TINS session OF the Lesisi, 1rr !ure1N ol,os IL.
& Committee OF three. which VIII visit tte
seaside city and ase ey!denee. @ . ~ iar e
state building nt 81. -ou s,.-Lel,n OF OF
4i;ev Hartley Ca. .michAei--Fulierai Ok p,
Giajor Sk.nKer this afternoons Spiendlu
address Of Bishop Hnhdolph Lcfore the
}virs d Historical Society-Nor,G;n ,,;n Caro,
nniaLs form Il soc cty----NegrO killed by y
fan tthe Hosel KichmondThet 1ohn sta,s, soGa,
u breach 10 veteians--l Lee Camp. pro
tests against ne hlxey bil and own VIII onss ass
ordinance raising the salaries OF tho c.ly
ludges--Sheim man winner ~ the poyi pri
:, ,s-.urnument. MANCHESTER--M l.. M.
Nunnaliyis elected city auditor r faesoll- !. :
tons Of respect Tor The memory OF tie
late Mr.. John ~. HALL Board ot a ldt..
men mee 81, Session OF The ,,,o4, assembly 1nnn
ordinn,ice--A wedding announcement
Hcptasophs elect officer s--Oltccrs OF INC
Y Odd rellows-ConditIon OF Mrs. Bass
improves. 45 EGgs 5.5Nt .tst. 500
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Virginia.

John Ward Adkins, fugitive for murder,
who ESCAPED T. ON virginia years ago.
sLiieu in Tenness ssee--Dauslhc. Of tie
Con. ederacy at cNingtona get out a Iva nd
rome booklct--lce seventeen iAcnes
thick lepor.cd In Highland Ounty-----hny.
iJr. Mercer p Logan, OF Wythevilic. de-
Ciincs a ca.l----.A six year old poy si.ot.ln
the eye. at Cuscadc With riiie--Ih ne ne
town sergeant, OF Williamsburg exoEerat-
c;i from the charge OF urunt tenness-----.-
Fredericksburg City Council elects several
lew orilcers--S. NJ. Boiling. new supcrln-
II dent OF the penitent a.y, resigns iis
clerk OF Bedford 10 nll his new oliiec-----
a box kite nylrg machine. with steanl
engine given u successfu trial at L1.y kitty
=. q coast and q & epurted from Norfolh-----
4 lk-..s ihf aasa tionao g lvhh
Fl MARTIN, Of Noriolk county van inter
or seven Congressman speak AT &l'Drts-
mouth in the interest Of the jamestown
z l.SpOsi ton,
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