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make ali address at tho unwilling ot n
tablet placed III tho courthouse to the
memory Of Governor Gregory. lie Is OK
pectetl to return to.morrow.
The Utah Contest.
6 Congressional callers at tie White
1Ioiise ore trlahlfcstlng Increasing In
tercst In the cnse Involving tho seat Of
snnntor Stioot, Of Utah, and tho indica-
lions now nro that the contest, which,
1t Is asserted, Is certain to result from
The present agitation, Will rival In inn
,,ortance and In enrnestncss tho case OF
brigham II. Roberts before the House
OF Representatives u few years ago.
While the President Is familiar with tho
developments thus far IL the sinoot case.
no effort Is being made By either side
10 draw hin, into the controversy, the
realization being general that 1t involves
a. question which tho Senate must de-
stert1lne Itself.
THAT a thorough investigation Of the
subject will be made by the Senate Com
imlttee t1n Privileges and Elections now
appears to- be beyond doubt. BY those
who are pressing the investigation, 1t Is
said, It viii tbe more comprehensive and
searching than any similar inquiry ever
ascertain accurately the attitude Of tho
Mormon Church toward the government
of the United States and to learn wheth-
er or not q member OF that orgar,lza ton
Is bound BY any pledge or oath, the taxi
Ing OF which is Incompatible with his
oath as senator Of the, United States.
.i@ Oath Of Allegiance.
II Is believed by some, at least OF
those who nre opposing Senator smoot,
that any effort made to prove he Is q
polygamist would result in failure. and,
while that point cannot be said to have
been abandoned absolutely. It Is quite
certain the opposition will concentrate
It's endcayors 10. prove that the position
lie holds in the Mormon Church is IN
compatible with the oath OF allegiance
he has taken to the United states. That
proof. must be ample, In the opinion Of
senators, before nc can be unseated
( AS 10 the. ability Of the opposition to
Senator Smootfto establish such a prop
ositlon, there is a.'wide divergence Of
opinion among senators, but there is q
pretty general agreement that II 1t should
be established its result would be the
trlnscating Of the Utah senator.
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House should go slowly and be extremely
careful. The House Is not 4 81 and jury.

House should go slowly and be extremely
careful. The House Is not 81 and jury.
!, no said:
& :. Mr.. Lacey (Repubican). Of Iowa, moved
10 refer the resolution to the COMMITTEES
on Judiciary.
Mr.. Payne (Republican). OF New York.
said the House should proceed with care care
In 80 important q matter rs this.
VOTE IT DOWN.
Mr.. Fuller (Rcpublican) OF Illinois,
said tho resolution should not nc referred.
but should be voted down. charging that
It did not contain single specified ton
The humblest citizen. he said. was en-
titled to be furnished with SPECIFIC
charges before being placed on trial. no
declared that 1t would be useless to refer
the resolution to the Judiciary Committee
saving that that committee would 90
Obliged to report It back with report
that thcrc was nothing In 1t to WARRANT
action. Mr.. Lamur said:
IA, 'iAs 4 understood this objection made
by the gentleman from Ohio (A1r. Grosve-
nor). Is that do not charge Judgo
swayi.e with any specific charge ! 20
charge him generally with high crimes
and misdemeanors. Why should De
e forced to state when the proof Is 70 20
submitted 10 the SO1uILlIlcS vi y '
tho specific matters upon which that
general allegation is made. Every single
crime that this judge is capable OF COM
hitting. is charged when charge MIN
OF high crimes md nlisdemeanors@ But y
the gentleman desires that shall make
any charges scriatim, charge this judge
first with continued. persistent. and u
you please, pcrnicious absenteeism from
his district; second, with corrupt Official
conduct, based on several matters: thtrd'
i charge Judge swaynel with the maiao-
ministration OF judicial matters IN ms
court, so much as to embarrass bankrupts
and annihilate the assets OF lltigants ana
others appearing within his turisdlctilo1t a.,
81, WILLIAMS FO4.s1T.
Mr.. williams the minority leader. con-
y tended for the adoption OF the resolution.
citing former cases. and arguing that the
verbal statement OF Mr.. Lamar Is sum-
Client.
Mr.. Williams, the minority leader. con on,
tended for tho adoption 1.-THE resolu-
ton. citing former cases and arguing
that the verbal statement Of ME- Lamar Lam
lis sufficient III ,3.l 5,. IA
Ut Mr.. Mann (Republican) OF illinois, ask
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Dr.. r.. Jones.

Especial ID The Times nispatch.)
UNIVERSITYHOFY VIRGINIA, Dec. TO-
Dr. John Taliaferro ones died at 7.3O
o'clock this morning at tho residence OF
his son-in-law., Or, Roy Is; Flanagan,
on West Main Street Death was due to
uraemic poisoning, resulting from Brlghts
disease, OF which DR.. Jones had been
n sufferer for some years. His last III
ness was Of about ten days duration
Dr.. Jones was n native OF Gloucester
county, Va.sa member Of tho Catesby.
Jones branch of the Jones family, and
wa sconnocted with some or the most
prominent people of Eastern virginia. He
was educated at private schools, anu
at tho University OF Virginia, from which
Institution he graduated with the degree
of Nj, D. In 40 or 80
During the earlier years of the late
DR. John Stage Davis professorshlp at
tho University. Dr. Jones was assistant
demonstrators Of anatomy. position
which he filled With much credit to him,
self. a7.
During the Civil WAR he was surgeon
in the Fourteenth Alabama Regiment,
and saw active service throughout the
four years Of that struggle, Tho war over,
DR. Jones returned to Eastern Virginia,
and for q number of years practiced his
profession In King William and King and
Queen counties, Seem eighteen years asp
he located near Moornian's River, this
county, where no resided until his re-
moval to Charlottesville lni96
DR.. Jones was an able practitioner,
ranking high In his profession. Flo was
a surgeon OF unusual ability and his ser,
vices were eagerly sought after. As a
man, few stood higher in the public es-
TEEN. He POSSESSED q very amiab|o dis!
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Russell---Brandon.

(Special to The Dispatch)
BARkSDALE, HALIFAX co. Va.
Doc lO.-Thls morning at o'clock at
Mrs John w Brandon. near this place.
their oldest daughter. Miss Llbbe ,! !,,I'
ser, was given In marriage to Mr.. Willie
The s ceremony was impressively per
formed by Rev w r.. A. Hayes. The
wedding was a quiet home affair, only a.
Tho ,pnrlor was lastly decorated for the
occasion with everereens.
Mi. and Mrs. Russell boarded, the Il
4 hree miles from their future home, in
Iunenburg. The bride is IN attractive
and popular young lady While IT. the e,n Tgoo m
thn Southern Railway filing the position
Of relief agent. and telegraphic operator
at several stations. I3tt
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CHARGE OF - !.
HlCH:. ! [. |. | .E||;':';;'.
Florida Congressman Moves to,
Impcach Judge Swayre, !;
M OF Ills State. IL
ALLEGATIONS ARE SWEEPING
A Resolution Adopted Directing
gtl1c Judiciary Committee to
Make investigations.
ALLEGATIONS ARE SWEEPING E: ? i
,A r csolition Adoptcd Directing
fpv Associated p.es..)

tai FasaFtW (By ABsoCiateu Pfe6s) AiHiy4
WASHINGTON, y. CT, Dec. 10-The
House Committee to-day adopted a res
olutIon directing the Judiciary Committee
to inquire into tho official conduct or
Charles swnyne, judge Of the United
States District Court for tho Northern
Dlslrict OF F'lorda, and to report
whether tho action OF tho House 10 re.
auiste." MI. Lamar (DemocraD, OF
Florida, offered resolution, announcing
that he desired to impeach Judge Swayne.
a lively debate was had bcforeth resoll,-
ton was adopted. A number OF the MEM
tLrs on the majority side fought 70 have
tho resolution referred TO the judiciary
Committee that n recommendation might
bh had from that committee before voting
on It's adoption. The minority solidly sup
ported Mr.. Lamar In his opposition to tho
motion To refer, and several Republi-
cans voted against reference. There wcro
but few dissenting votes on tho motion.
to adopt the resolution.
Tho first OF the appropriation bills-the
pension bill-was reported to the House
to-day. and notice was given that It
will DO called up Tomorrow for consde.
9 ton.
IMPEACH "A JUDGE.
Mr.. Lamar (DemocraD. OF Florida. ris-
ing to n question of privilege after nm
nouncing that he would offer resolu-
ton, In which would be embodied joint
resolution OF the Florida Legislature,
said J
In pursuance OF that joint resolution,
i desire to Impeach Charles Swayne. judge
fof tho United States District Court for
the Northern District Of Florida. with
high crimes and misdemeanors.
Tho resolution, after reciting In tho
preamble tho resolution OF tho Florida
Legislature, says:
''Resolvcd, That the committee OF the
Judiciary be directed 10 inquire and re-
port whether tho action OF the Hsisc
Is requisite concerning tho official mis-
conduct OF Charles Swayne.3 Judge Of the
United States District Court for the
Northern District Of Florida. and say
whe Their said judge has held terms OF flis
court as required by law; whether he has
continuously and pcrsistcnty absented
himself from the said Stnte. and whether
his acts and Omissions In his office OF
Judge have been such as In any degree to
deprive the people OF that district Of the
benefts OF the court therein to amount
to denial OF justice; whether the said
Judge has been guilty OF corrupt conduct
i in Office, and whether his administration,
of his Office has resulted In injury and
wrong to litlgants OF his court"
The resolution further authorizes the
Judiciary Committee to send for persons
nnd papers and to do other things essen
tial to- the sinvestigauon. n ~
Mr.. Lamar moved the adoption OF the
resolution. a .53 8 5ys5 II 4 "a ,f5 .i.st *
Mr.. Grosvenor suggested that there
should be specific charges; that the
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to pass your water frequently night and
day, sinartlng or Irritation In passing;
brick dust or sediment IN the urine
headache, backache, lame IA back. 81 dlzzi- a
ness, sleeplessness. nert CUISINES IS. #f3 heart
dlsturba nee due TO bad kidney trouble
skin eruptions from bad blood, neural
gIa, rheumatism, diabetes. bloattnE, ir-s
iritability worn-out feeling. lack OF am ~
billion, loss OF flesh, sallow complexion
or Bright's disease IA ST il ss VII
4 II your water, when allowed to remain
lundsturbed in glass or bottle for
,twenty-four hours, forms q sediment Or
settling or has q cloudy appe arance 1T
is evidence that your kidneys and blad-ss
der need Immediate attention. 81 VS. an MA
swamp Root Is the great discovery 81
3Dr.3 Kilmer the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. Hospitals USE It with
wonderful success n M both 81 ighr and
severe cases. Doctors recommend ito
their patients and use It In their own;
families, because they ecognlze III
Swamp Root ,thef greatest and most sue
1cessful remedy. ~ 5s5s, III VI u.
Swamp Root is pleasant to take and
Is for sale at drug stores the world OYER
in bottles OF two sizes and two prices
fifty cents and one dollar Remember
the name. Swamp Root. DR.. Kllmor'ss
Swamp Root. and the address. sBing- III
hamton. N. y, on every, bottle. $5;sS
1 the slightest symptoms Of kidney n r5&s5
Of It In your family history, send ut once /
who will gladly send YOU !. by mail, & tnl-s
bottle Of Swamp Root and q book con- 8$
usands Of testimonial letters received
be sure to say that you read this gen
nj
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WOOD INVESTIGATION. I
Evidence 70 Show. That II. Wants
Bellaires.Retained.
i s{By Associated Press;)

w - BY -.4ssOcIAtGu t,rCss:1 -
.tWASHINGTON.tt Dec. 1o.-,The; Senate
CO lied Colonel Charles S. DIeh1. assistant
general manager Of the Associated Press.
who submitted letters to verify dates
for he retention OF EGG. Bellairs as COR
Respondent OF the Associated Press at
Havunaye5S
rone. to China in July; 1901. In September
z the Associated Press received Information
refecting upon Bellairs, and he vas ca
Dled to return TO- America, n Octooer,
Associated Press. and made statement
that in his Judgment the rep0ts about
Belnirs were unfounded. Bellairs WAS
when additional informal ton concerning
him was received he was dismissed.
Tho committee adjourned until Monday.
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To Prove what SwampRoo, the Great Kidney Remedy Wil
Do for YOU Every Reader Of The Times Dispatch May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. VI

Weak unhealthy Kidneys responsible for sickness
suffering any other disease. therefore when through
kidney trouble is permitted continues
fatal to
attentonbut your most
because they do need attention first.
YOU feel badly begin taking Dr. kln1ers
the great kidney bladder remedy because
your get better they will help al
other organs health trial will convince one
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oeupWEisER,". WORLDS eEsT u,
imperial Scientific Commission Awards
Anhsuser- Huschs Beer First VII
Io-ar, ,ti,... / i I 4

The highest honor for quality Of beef
has been awarded 70 the Arheuserr Busch
Brewing Assn 'Rudweser," by tho lrsiss
periol Scientific Commission ut Prasns,
Bohemia. 8St3
Tho commission was appointed 70 in7l
tvestigate and annlyze the various kinds
OF beer Oh the worlds market, After
some time spent In The work the conn
mission in Its final report stated that 10
the Rudwslser belonged the premium Tor
purity and general sspesiartl ts3
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Deaths in Augusta.
(spcclal to Tho Times pispatcn

r Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispa tcn.) {$s
d STAUNTON, VA; Dec. .10,--William r.;
. Newman, n Confederate veteran. died this
morning about clock Of blood poison
aged seyenty-one years, Flo WAS from
saxony and served through the Civil
War. Il n
~ He was a butcheriby trade. He is SUR
vlved by three sons and one daughter.
a. II. steutmeyer died at his home at
Parnassus, this county, last night 81
Mrs. Elizabeth CARRIER. of the county,
died last night. She was; paraly2ed sorus2
time aGo and npvert recovered. s.4 l,5s3
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Major Robinson Dead.
lRy Associatcd Prcss.)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1o.-Major Nor
w Wirng has been III here for month. is dead;
He was: Injured BY q bicycle several yer
Years $50, and never fully recovered fr;n N
a daughter Of General James N. Betlnne,
OF Georgia, and son, Norhorno Robin
son. Jr. Of this city, survive him, 10
of the louisiana Legislatures city nttor-
ley Of New Orleans and assistant solicitor
of'the treasury in the Cleveland admlllls-
tration, 5l
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DEATHS.

BRIGGS. Died Mt the residence OF his son,
Mr.. J. D. Briggs. No. 800 West Clay sfr.f
JOS Y. BRIGGS, In tho seventy-eirhth year
Of his uge, IIe leaves to mourn thers ioIs q
also four grandchildren, namely: Miss. Cora
Briggs DR.. r., \. and William B. NICHOLS ana
Mr.. Francis Nico!s ESTtii ~ 4 .gll
Burial will DO In Lakewood from Broad
Street Methodist Church at oclocts TOD
panvlls, Suffolk and Norfolk papers please sas. \
copy. a,JsN, $40 aa%E
JoIINsoN.-pied, December u. 1913, at 4
o'clock. In his son-ln-aw's hotue . No: ??f
Washington Street, Mr., W,,.G G; Johnson
Burial at O'Clock FRIDAY. Funeral GER
Vices to be at tho grave IN River View Gene !
terry, ,;s III, 4 Il s5,, qss3 lif ~ w + Rii'
wRIGIIT,--p Died, ut $40 North Eleventh Street,
WRIGHT iii his seventy. fourth year, .iiss
Interrncnt and funeral services at Amherst.
Va, SATURDAY. 1ath, az i5ifs 5.{S Hi;
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Sheriff to Give Banquet.

Mr.. ~ G. Watts, Of Augusta. sheiiif
of that county. will retire from the Office
January LIST, being succeeded by MEM.
Arthur Wilson Sheriff Watts was not 2
candidate for reelection having held the
office for years and desiring to give place
TO some one else. He has sent ont insi-
tatlons to the members Of the Staunton
bar and to mis- friends generally TO at.
tend II banquet IN Staunton 'ont December
3lst, COMMUNICATING his retirement,
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position and was a very dellghtful com ON

. u .
position and was a very delightful COM
panon.
DR.. Jones married Miss Elizabeth q. Fill.
of King William county, who preceded
him to- the grave about ten years ago,
Two children survive--Mrs. Flanagan
and SON.. Mr.. w. ]. Jones, OF Baltimore.
manager OF the Tyne Smith brancn Of the
American Can Gompany.A brother Colo
mel Marquis Jones, was formerly Com
monwealth attorney OF Gloucester coun-
ty. and Is now Appointment member of
tho Newport News bar. 4s9
Tho deceased was In the seventy-nintf
year Of his age. a little over. n month ago
he celebrated his seventy-olghth birthday.
the event being attended by Ills two
children and other relatives In addition
to a number of invited GUESTS. At1this cell
iebratlonl the dinner table contained sew
enty-elght candles.
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morning, He is survived by one son.
Mr. John Z. Clapdore. !5 4
Miss Bette Herndon.

IA sTANARDSVILLE, VA Dec. 1o.---Ntiss3
3ettic Herndon died at l O clock vest
day at her homo In this place She was
stricken with paralysis last Friday eyelss
ing, and never regnlned Consciousness
Her funeral took place at 8 clock this
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The mild and Immediate effect Of DR..
Izimer's Swamp Root. the great kidney
and bladder remedy, Is soon realized II
stands the highest for its wonderful VI
cures OF the h most distress Ing cases,
Swamp Root : Will set your whole sys-.
TEN right, ana the best proof Of this Is
O trial. I'LL Ei. n l9 stt ase{3s III ii56
Dear sir Oct, 18th y, !, o .n;,;o,
trouble. All symptoms were on hand; !. my ny
former strength and power had sleft me; "
could hardly drag myself along. Even my
mental capacity was giving out and often !
ment OF yours In Il New York paper. but would
not hnye paid any attention to IT., had II not
promised Il sworn guarantee with every bottle
O. your ass S1 des your m
any harmful drugs. am seventy years ana
four months old, ind with good conscience y
can. recommend Swami. Root to al sufferers
from kidney troubles. -Four members -, e my
family have been using SwaInp-R0 Tor Tour
different kidney diseases. with fthp same good
Z results. 4
VERY truly yours IN
fz Fl "ROBERTr BERNER''
You may have sample bottle OF this
famous kidney remedy, Swamp Root,
sent free by mail, postpaid by which
you may test It's virtues for such dis
orders as kidney, bladder and uric acid
diseases, poor digestion, being Obliged
EDITORIAL NoTicE,-H you hav
bladder trouble, or II there Is a trace
to Dr. Kilmer. & Co., Binghamton. N. Y.
meliately. wit bout, cost to you. a. samp
taining many Of the thousands upon tn,
from men and women cured. In writing
circus offer in The Richmond Daily Tin
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All who knew him Will regret to hear
Of the death yesterday afternoon Of Mr..
Philip J. w, light. in his seventy fourth tn
year. .
Mr. Wright, after bearing with great
fortitudc long and sometimes painful
Illness. passed away: at his residence, No.
$40 North Eleventh Street this city. For
two or three years his health had been
yesterday morning in his condition that
the end was so near. His death, despite
the extended period Of sickness. was un-
expected s6 a
Mr.. Wright was born in Buckingham
county About the year 1856 he came to
Richmond, and shortly thereafter became
a member o. The honored firm Of John
a. Lancaster and Son. During the war
he served faithfully on {. the ambulance
corps. He married Mrs. Anderson, who
was n Miss Williams, of Lynchburg, be-
fore her first marriage The widow and
Jr.. Of Richmond, and Miss Nancy
Wright. Of lynchhurg, survive him. Two
sisters-Misses Amanda and Nina L..
Wright, OF this c!ty-are also living.
Mr.. Wright retired from tho firm OF
Lancaster and Son about 1878. a more
upright or correct man than Mr.. Wright
never lived. rIe was faithful In every
relation of life. d
The body will be Inferred In Amherst
county tom ,rrow, u funeral service be-
ing held athAmherst Courthouse.
Mrs. Aretta Cash.
Tho death Of Mrs. Aretta Cash oc-
cured Wednesday night at her home, No.
1l2O Graham Street.
Mrs. Cash was thirty-tWo years of age.
She had been a patient sufferer for elgh-
teen months, She leaves her husband.
Mr.. L. j. Cash, and six small children,
Tie funeral took place Mt o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John L. Austin.
Mrs. sallic E. Austin, wife Of Mr.. John
T.. Austin, died Wednesday night at the
home Of Mrs. Z, l.. Rowe, No. $40 West
Marshall Street. Tho body will be taken
to Montezuma this morning for burial.
Funeral Services.
Tho funeral OF Mr. f. Lee Sheppard
took place at 2:S0 o'clock yesterday altar
noon from tho Grove Avenue Baptist
Church, The interment was made IN
Hollywood.
The funeral OF Mrs. snroh Bernstein
took place at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, I p ~, .45 ,9e
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Hotel Destroyed.

= ~, NJ Il3y AssoclHteH ItIesS'J q. .II
CITRONELD, FLA, Dec. 10.-The I'LL
nos Hotel was destroyed by fire to-day.
There was no Insurance.
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I, II, Clapdore,

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
ALE.>A NpRlA, VA, Dec. lO,r-Mr. "a"
cob II, Clapdore, a Venerable and htghiy
respected .ssiasnt, died at his haass thls
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&C. r. Sterrett.
lspecInl 70 The TImes- DIspat

Especial To The Mines Dlspatch.1
LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. l0,-Mr.
Charles Reed Sterrett. aged thrty-five
years. died Monday at his home near tho
Rockbridge Baths. lie was a brother
az Sheriff Thomas A. Sterrett. of Rock
bridge. and OF Mr.. Samuel w. 6terrett,
reprcsentative-clect from Highlands
Rockbridge In the Legislature. Ills wife,
who was Miss Dunlap. Of Augusta
county, and six children survive. Two OF
his children are very low with pneu-
n,onia, Mr. sterrett had been suf-
Ierer many years from rheumatism. but
his death was caused by pneumonia.
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Mrs. William Taylor,
Mr.. Iohn E, Butler.

(Special to The Times Dlspatch.>
: PETERSBURG, VA, D'ac. l0,--John z,
Butler, aged eighteen years, died OF con-
sumption to-day at his parents home, on
Pearl Street, Tho body Will he taken to-
morrow morning to Church Road for in
torment. 7al 7R.Ia.gts gat-s.s
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Conrad VAIL.

Especial to The Times plspatch)
ALENANDRIA.y VA. Dec, lo,T-Mr. con,
rad Wahl, an old German reslaenl, u .t,.
at tho Alexandria Hospital this morning
after an Illness OF several weeJs,
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L. T. Tunstall..


'
JENNINGS ORD, VA, Dec, .10-Mr. l..
II. Tunstall died this morning at his home
here, aged flfty-seven years He was born
in Lunenburg county and served the Con-
federate cause with zeal, There Is not q
child In all the neighborhood, but mourns
the loss Of Uncle Taylor. llc loved MI the
children aud all loved him. indeed. every
body loved him,
He leaves widow and ono son. Mr.
Harry Tupstall IIe will be buried ~
Wards Chapel Cemetery Tomorrow With
appropriate services.
Mrs. William Taylor
Especial 10 The 1'nes-D lspatcll)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, Dec, lQ--Mrs'
William Taylor died last nlght IT her
home. at Red Bank Wharf ana VIII pc
buried to-morrow She was n kind,
Christian lady, and will be greatly
missed F rs d. ,tEI-5i s ..5ltg-
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IMPEACH A JUDGE.
Mr.. Lamar (DemocrnD. OF Florida. ris-
Ing 10 n question of privilege after nm
nouncing that he would offer resolu-
ton, in which would be embodied a joint
resolution OF the Florida Legislature,
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OBITUARY.
Philip 7. Wright.

All who knew him will regret to hear
I Of the death yesterday afternoon Of Mr..
Philip u; Syvl light, In his sevcnty-fourth