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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
sT, LOUIs PROyIsIONs.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. l7.-Flour. better de- mAnd.
 Whiskey steady, 1.27.
 Pork lower: 1obbing. Il. 50.
 Lard steady; prime steam. $50. Bacon steady; boxed extra shorts, 7.e2h clear ribs. 7.S7h; short clear, s.12h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
Nrxv oRTEANs SucAR

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. T.--Sugar market steady. open kettle. S&94H; open kettle centrifugal. 4k 94%; centrifugal whites, 1h-iS; yellows, A. 94 l3-lS; seconds. Sh GA.
 Moiasses dull; open kettle. 16ass; cen trIfuRal. l7Q2o.
 Syrup steady. 22G25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. rnxN ORI IrANS Dnc II ---Nnttnt. f,itiirA

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. l1.-Cotton 0ulet: sales 2.3BO. Ordinary. l-16; good ordiu ary, e1; low middling. 7h middling, g. is; good middIing. ' 1S-ls: middllng fair, 5-1s Receipts, s.1o5; stock. Ss5,S51.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
CINCINNATI PROVISIONS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 17.-Flour steady. Provisions easy; lard. 7.50: bulk meats. 6 .5; bacon. 100.
 Whiskey steady. l .24
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DAILY COTTON MARKET.
 Rnrf Movement.


 Galyeston.-Quiet. 7xc; net receipts 10.- 3s5; groas. 1o,385; sales. Ss3; stock, 20l.ss shipments to Great Britain, 12Ss5; coast wise. 4.644.
 New Orieans-cuiet. ! s-1sc: net receipts. s.i05: gross, S.ioS; sales, 2,s5o; stock. 395.- s51; shipments, to Great Britain, $500; to France, 2s.ss1; to continent. 571: coastwise, 1,p43.
 MobiIe.-steady, 7%c: net receipts. 2.3o1: gross, 2.so1; stock 71,0es: shipments, coast wise. 250.
 Savannah.-Quiet. 7%c; net receipts. B. 653: gross. s,66s: sales, 115; stock. 161.741. Charieston.--Quiet. TAc; net receipts. ss1 gross, Ss1; stock, s1,s26; shipments. coast wise 231.
 wilmington.--Nominal; net receipts. "A: gross. "A: stock. s.550.
 Norfolk.-Net receipts, 1,917; gross, l. s17; stock, 27.s75.
 Baltimore.-Nomina1. 7Tc; stock. 1.59l. New York.--Quet. S.05c; net receipts, 736; gross. 1.0os: stock. s7.563.
 Boston.-Quiet. s.75c; net receipts. 1.4ss; gross. 4.771.
 Philadelphia.-steady.s 8. soc; net receipts, 2o1; grosss POI: shtock. 6.o6s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
MARKET FOR FUTURES
MARKET GAVE EVIDENCE or FURTHER
 STRENGTH.
Whcn AfnaIgrmated Copper Started ey Down Hfll Run, However, Other Stocks Followed and Cicse
 Was Consequently
 Weak.

NEW YORK. Dec. 17--The stock market gave evidence of further strength and growth of confidence today. but when Amal- gamated Copper began to run down hill in tho final transactions the whole market promptly responded. thus demonstrating the stock and by the operations that have re- ccntiy centred in 1t. The closing was in con sequence weak.
 The most conspicuous strength of the day was shown by the United States Steel stocks. regarding which there were many reports current of intended resumption of specu- lative operations for rise as well as of large orders for steel rails and other prod ucts The announcement of the reorganiza- tion plan of the United States Leather Com pany was the signal for some heavy selling of those stocks, which seemed to indicate dissatisfaction with the plan on the part of the stockholders. The weakness of these shares had some sentimental effect on the general list, and the advancing tendency with which the market opened was not re- stunned until effective support was offered to the Leather stocks. The movement left many stocks below last night The move- ment was rather narrow throughout except in special stocks. for the most part not oi first importance.
 The raising of the surplus reserve item by over 900 to above the figure oi the corresponding week for two years past need not be a matter of indifference with gold exports in progress and the end-yeaI requirements approaching. But the extreme neglect of the figures of the bany state ment either way. It was after the appear ance of the statement that prices began to droop. Sterling exchange was strong and rose 25 points.
 Total sales of bonds, par value. S2,o3o.oo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
The leading futures

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Steady.
 wheat-No. 2 spring, 1.os91.14; No. g. 95Q1.10: No. red, 1.12@1.14M. Corn-No. 2, 45h Q46; No. yellow, AS A c f6.
 Oats-No. 2, 29A No. 8 white. 30@30& Short clear sides, boxed 6.62M@6.75. Whiskey. basis of high wines, I.24.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
TRRAsIJRY BALANcEs.

WASHINGTON. Dee. I7. Treasury bal ances. sI46,e7e.seli gold, Sst,436,S6S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-18
LTyERPooL COTTON FUTURES.

LINEkPOL, Dec. II. = COttOh IutureF opened quiet and closed steady. American
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-06

chairs as large as that OF the Abbot
though, hardly as deliberately carved,
sat the master OF the novices and tile
chancellor, the latter q broad and p0rt-5
flyS priest. with dark mirthful eyes anu
Il, thick oltgrowth OF cris p rs black llai y
all round his tOnsured head. Between
them stood a lean. white-fnce.l brother
Who appeared 10 he Ill at case, SHIFT
Ing his feet from side to side and tap
ping his chin ncrvously with thc4lons
parchmcnt-rol which no held n543 his
'nand The Abbot, from hispoint of5var-$
tage, looked down on tho two long lines
Of faces, placid and sun-trowned for tie
mos: part, with the large bovine 4 eyes
and lnlncd features which tolu 5of their
usy.s.uncllanglng existencc. Tlrn ilea
turned his eager fiery gaze 3upra A the
pale-faced monk who faced him. 8
This plant is thine, as ieari. broth
or Ambrose said lie. May the holy
BENEDICT, patron OF our house, be -'i'cT-
mt this day and aid us in or find.
ings! How many counts are there ="
gs"Ihree. most holy father" 1 no broth.
l}er5 answered ina low Nand quayerink
voice, 5 "a tsr; = ~ a,5iis
"IIaye You set them forth ac,crdpsi
10, rule ~ +. t 4. "A .t @ :S5
'",They are here set down most holy
father, upon a cantle OF sheep-Axln..Nifs2
"I.et the sheep-skin DO handed 70 the,
|chancellor.t Bring in brother John, and
! lei him hear the a plants. which have
| been urged against him. t!.ssi
At this order lay-brother SWING olrn.
| tha door, and two other lay,brollltis
|ontered Heading between t hem q yGlrg
novice OF the order. He. was a nsn gui
huge statue, dark-eyed and ret headed.
With a peculiar half humorous. hall sde,s
fiant expression upon his bold well
marked fea lures. "a His eowl was throne.
hack upon his shoulders. and his gown.
Iuntastened at the top, disclosed a roun,l,
sinewy neck, ruddy and corded like
\ al ms, covered with a reddish down, pro
truded from tho wide sleeves VII OF III his
habit, while his white shirt, looped up
lpon ono side, gave a glimpse OF a lluet
knotty les, SCARED and torn with tho
/ srratches OF hrambles. With "a DOW to-
the Abbot. which had In 1t psrilaps nora
1 Pleasantly than reyeren CO. the novice
i stroda across to the carved pt1e-dicu
i which had been set apart for him and
| stood silent and erect with his hand
i upon tho gold he'll which Was 5nrHd n IN
4 tho private prisons al tile Abbot's /, own
household. lila dark eyes glanced rap
i idly over tho assembly and finally sets
lied with a grim and menacing twinkle
4 upon tic face OF his accuser, III sS
4 Tho chamberlain rose. and having
slowly unrolled tho parchme NJ SCI q H,
proceeded tasread 1t out in q thick and
!. rompoun voice, whilo "a slbdued rustic
and movement among the prolhsrs bGs
spoke tho interest with which trey fol'
LEVIED tbs proceedings. II, 3t5. II y II
Charges brought upon the second
4 THURSDAY after the feast OF sB tho iAsr
q snrnptiorb In the year OF our ord thilrrr
4 teen hundred and slxty-six, against
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man WHO KILLED A
LIFELONG FRIEND.
fsnecial !. to mic mines .pispntch.l 3.

e 5oNHNCOCK, VA, Sept. 5.-Very- little
progress was made to-day in the BriclS-
house murde case that Is being tried IN
the Circuit Court at AccomaC q Court
house, Judge J.. W. G. Blackstone pre-
Siding. The jury has been EN- panelledj
and work will now be rushed through;
PES On the Goth OF April last VILLAIN Brick
house, u nlan4of prominent family. aged
about fifty years, shot his lifelong friend.
j Edgar Adair, In Informative town., Belle
Haven Both parties were intoxicated at
the time Of the tragedy, and tits now
claimed that BrickhouSe was in sane them
and had been for some time He drank
large quantities of laudnum, was a NOR
yphinc eater, and his nerves were in q most
shattered state. al 81 S III
r rickhouse Is a man o.: some means, and
his family has employed one OF the best
criminal lawyers in the STATE Mr.. Charles
". Meredith Of Richmond. IS assisted by
4 the & prominent Accomac lawyer. Hon..
Nathaniel = B. q Wcscott5 They will have
mind experts here to testify to the condi-5
ton Of Brickhouse's brain; also keepers
of prominent asylums to ascertain how
much laudnum a man can drink and how
much morphine one can take before he
loses his mental balance and becomes In
sane. Many knotty questions vii! come
[up during the case, which promises 4 TO
rival any other case In interest ever
tried in the Virginia Eastern Shore.
4 Hon. George y. WISE Of Richmond, and
3SHJames Turning, commemorative At.
3torncy, are to represent the Z Common
wealth. Ss5
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MURDERER
BADLY SHOT H } |.
Resisted Arrest and Fired on Oh
BY sl,eriff's
El.3a I1c,c -. ~ l'alal..
tspeeiaI "a The Times. pispstch.)

Especial 10 The Times pispstch.) 81
NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 5.---Miss Vera
Carney, OF Portsmouth. was accosted on
the streets 81 that city last night by
5Isaia III Taylor, a negro. The screams of
OF the young woman drew a large NUM-
Dor OF men. He was hurried s TO jail ~
prevent possible violence. ;, Y :, (.
j. n Alternately, Of Petersburg, day
asked the police e locate l,is son. Gllari,es
Is supposed to have run away. 70 Norfo lIt
Chief OF Police Rngland, Of Peter;s,b,nl re-
wa the guest to-day Of Mayor ai{idu ~
and The officials went fishing attn Il me CIV
lakes. IS 8al q
was captured BY d posse Sunday morning
II. Princess Anne county; headed pX S aa,
dltionI Is very grave. and it Is not believed,
tina he will recover fren, thee guns N a sa
cape. sattiethght is the virginia Beach.
who killed rs aad Tiff T had
been at the home Of his father a. Little
Neck since the crime and i az delled al
rest
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VIRGINIA.
BRIEFS
- The Times-Dlspatch,

55& Especial to The Tines lspatch)
ANDRIA,5v Va, Sept S. clarence
Murray, a colored youth was accidentally
shot this afternoon, at o,elo cky by n, 2
companion, Leo Baltimore, tal $50 coiored,
while playing with a. shotgun N the lat
ter's house. The shot tore the hole
back Of Murray's neck off. ~ IS thought
NEWPORT NEWS YA.--The naval
yacht Sylph arrived In Hampton Roads
at 9 O'clock this AFTERNOON, flying the Rag
81 the Secretary o + the Navy. When the
yacht came In sight the guns OF the
cruiser Minneapolis doomed the secre-
$tary's salute and In a short time the
Arkansas came IN and paid her respccts NJ
# STAUNTON, eVA.-The Court of4#A
and their first work will be- to appoint
a librarian to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the death of Mr.. Kinney. The doc keti
this term is very heavy. there being about
forty case ready to be heard. They will
be III session about q month. vi n VIII is
@iSUFFOLK. VA.-For trying 10. drown
Luther c. Darden, fourt cen year.
boy Horace Wright, colored, to day was
sent TO prison for eighteen months. rs
the boy was being. pitched into the river
he era bbcd rights clothing, pulling him;
linz Both&wereS rescued. " y4Si ~
gVA.-Nlr. L.. c. Garrett, of
Mathews county, DEM cra TIC eleetorZ for
the First Congressional District, ad dressed
"a large audience here to-day on the is
sues of the canlpai ign. i.554S St5{ n 7gi
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4 4 ~
Under his arm and the white wool still
.c,inging to his whittier gown. s long,
struggling troop bore spades and mat
i taeks while tic two rearmost Of all
staggered along under a huge basket
OF fresh- caught carp, for the morrow
was Friday, and there were fifty plat
ters ia be filled and as many STURDY
tyenchermen behind them. VI all the
thronE there was scarce one who was
not ilahor-stained and weary, for Abbot
Berghersh was n hard man to himself
and to others l
Meanwhile, In the broad and lofty
port the Abbot himself was pacing i'm.
patiently backwards and forwards, With.
his long white nervous hands clasped
| r front OF him, His thin, thouglt-
worn features and sunken. haggard
Cheeks bespoke one who had indeed
beaten down that inner foe whom every
| man must face. but had none the less
suffered sorey In the contest. In
crushing his passions he hal vol nigh
person there cleaned out ever aud anon
from under his dropping browsfa flash
! or fierce energy, which ecalled ~ mems
| minds that he came of fighting stock
! and that even now his twir-brother, 81
bartholomew Berghersh, was one Of the
/ most famous Of those stern ~ " rrlors
who had planted the cross OF st. Georse
| tefore the gates OF Paris, Win lips
compressed and clouded brow, ne 8strode
| M and down the 8oaken floor, the very
genius and ,impersonation OF ascetlcisn1,
| while the great bell still Numbered and
c,anged above HIS head, At last the VI
i roar died away In three last, measured
throbs. and ere their echo had ceased.
The Abbot struck small gong which
summoned a laS-brother3to mis- pres
i ence.
"IIaye the brethren c7me he ss<ci
III, the Anglo French dialect usen IN. ~
lIgious houses,
They are here" the other answrrsa.
with his eyes cast down and his hands
4 crossed upon his chest
,'All?"
1.-Two and thirty Of the seniors and
4 fifteen OF the novices, most holy father.
Brother Mark. OF the slcariun. is sore
smitten with fever and CO., NJ,
come He said that
1T boots not what he said l'-yer OF
4 no, he should have come at m, cali,
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III CHAPTER l..
HOW THE BLACK SHEEP CAME
FORTH FROM THE FOLD.

,J,hc great bell of Beauileu was ring,
.inr. Far away through tic tOclatg
might he heard its musical clhnEor ana
sEcll h PeaL-cl,tters on BlackioMn anu \
fishers upon the Exc heard the distant
3throbbing rising and falling u,.nn no
sultry summer air. 1t was common
sound in those parts--as common as me
chatter Of the jays and tho booming %
the bitten. Yet tho fisher. ~ tha
peasants raised their heads ana looked
questions at each other. for the angc llls
had already gone and vcspcrs was still
lar off. Why should the great stcll OF
Heaulieu toll when the shadows Wtfo
neither short nor long
All round the Abbey the nlnrE, Heio3
trooping In. Under the long green paved
avenues and gnarled oaks and OF licll-
cred beeches the white-robed brothers
gathered TO the sound, From the ylne-
yard and the vine press from the hou-
vary or ox-farm, from the marl-plts'
and salterns, even from the distant iron-
works OF Sowey and the outlyl.lg
grange OF ST. lteonard's, they had all
turned their steps honewards. i had
been no sudden call, a swift messenger
rad the night before sped round to lie
| outlying dependencies of the Abbey, aid
had left the summons for every monk
| to be back In the cloisters by the th'rd
| -Four after noontide. So urgent !. Mes
| sage had not been Issued with. the
memory of old lay-brother Aatn..nasiIs,
who had cleaned tho Abbey knocker
since the year after the Rattle Of Ban
nockburn.
stranger who knew nothing either
| oi the Abbey or of It's immense re-
sources might have gathered from thA
appearances OF tho brothers some concep-
lion Of the varied duties Witch they
were called upon to perform, and Of the
busy Widespread life which centered IN
the old monastery. Az they swept
| giaveiy in by twos and by threes, with
blended heads and muttering Ills, there
4 were few who did not bear n;io' ;licrn
some signs Of tnelr daily Toll. Here
were two with wrists and sleeves all
spotted With the rudy grape ;ulce
There again was a bearded brother witt
a broadheaded axe and a bundle of fag'
eots npon his shoulders While beside
HIM walked another with the shears
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M Amelia MONUMENT.
Memorial 70 Confederate Heroes
to be Unveiled the Goth.

(specialIto The Times Dispatcll)
AMELIA. VA y Sept. 5.-Af tcr most he-
role efforts tho Amelia Chapter, Dausn-
tiers OF the Confederacy, have had con-
Walls H. OF Petersburg, q monument worthy
lof the dead soldiers who gave their lives
for the Confederate cause. This Will be
"a most Imposing structure and VIII cost
The cornerstone OF this ha ndsomc mon
,ument will be laid mt Amelia Courthouse
Grand Masteryo Of Niasons OF virginia and
many other dignitares Will be present
and conduct appropriate ceremonies IN
with this 9inportnnt event. an
arranged and a very lar &c B Gro d y ex-
5pected. ~ III, 1. \. % \, o.
railroads for reduced rates. Il,
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SAID. s, MASS WHILE
POLICE HELD MAN

Especial to The Tmes-Dispat ch)
PA, Sept 5..-After hew-
ing his way into the church with an axe axe.
the Rev. Father Bekavac. Of st. Nicho-l
las Croatin Roman Catholic Church
Allegheny, held early mass YESTERDAY
EreEation awaited him outside and made
frantic efforts to assault him a the con-
Sclusion Of the ceremony. I, 4,
Is he was saved from Glen ce5 only by the
protection of fl fly policelne N.
Probably 6oo.men and women nifn h haId sauml
the doors were nailed ,up, 3. . Y.
AT tho conclusion Of the ceremony g! me
leaders. assembled the stone steps. and
as the priest appeared SHOUTED no threa1Is
OF vengeance They ca ~ ed q upon th 1''f
folio Wers ito ATTACK him ~ I. /.
II The police surrounded the priest and
fought back the crowd: finally Landing.
ofTthe mob leaders. three Of whom are
women, were arrested,
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PRIMARY in
PETERSBURG.
Little Interest Taken and q
Small Vote Ex- IN
pectcd.
tsnecial 10 The mines -Dispatch.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept 5.--I,abor
Day as a, holiday Is beginning to be much !.
more generally observed here, and In bus. /
.lness circles to-day Is as dllct as a Stn-
day. "A large number of$people here LEI e
The city or excursions and other pleas
.urc trips, and the stay-nt homes and
workers. are decidedly In the minority
as mary business houses and tho banks
and public buildings are closed. NJ;
The Democratic primary ! % nominate ,l a
candidate for Congress from tho Fourth
District will be held tomorrow. but APP
parently so little interest Is being taken Ken
hers thu only a small vote Will pr,otbnb
~ M pssuit as BOTH candidates have
many friends INT this city
M STEWARDS TRIAL.
Charles r. Stewart Of SUSSEX IS *, IN }fa AZ
knne no ts eh sk b 8 sfSefn
pear before the grand jury Of the. /. sussex
tember term Of the court. which Is Is set !. 4
for tomorrow will be postponed 1 nntil
fGaa PRIMARY i t. 81 sa has 81
Courthouse in charge d tho sheriff Of I
Il The special board q directors q the h :.
mon rhly meeting to-day at the noSp!tauis
Only routine business came before th9i
\ Dr.a w. r. Drewry, superintendent q
the hospital; Colonel -. ". Lane J1r,;H X. Of
williamsburg, Va; MIR. Robert. Gilliamsss
! Of petersburg. and Mr.. j ulius straus, OF
is'o''l = o sEac RE rAisY RESIGNS.
s Mr.. G. b. Gill, who for long tlmie
City Central Committee. has resigned be- e.
Of lack Of time t9 fnlfil the ad aatties
and has been elected clerk OF the board BOARD
3of Aldermen and OF the Council ~.
3Gs Mr., w. o. NeWson1. a well known ous,
iness man OF Petersburg, has been elected
secretary Of the committee. Z.
gS5 The carnival to be held here TINS week
eurder the auspices Of the Junior Oroert
Of United American Nj chnnics VIII pcglil
Tomorrow !, !. :, y, Z 2
"A Sig Mardi Grus pnd Carnival Company
has Arrived y and Is rapidly establishing
itself, and with fine attractions at tne;
Academy Of Music, the week should - pc
: NJ ~ s. Up r. Goodwin has returned . to
the New England coast on B. his his S va ny
# Several large parties Of young ladies'
and their. chaperones left this morning LOT
Il Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.. saal also left this
morning for the same des ttnat,on.
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Brother John, formerly knoH.nsas Horde
John, or. John OF Horde. but now q
novice in tho holy n, onastic order Of tn t'o3
ECIstcrcian:.3 Read upon the same day
& at tho Abbey OF Bnaulicu In the pres 4
5ence OF the most reverend ABBOT l,arE-3
5lersh and VI OF the assembled order.
Tho charges against Il he said brother e,
John nro tho following, namely, to,wlt:8
,..Irirs;. that on tho above mentioned
feast otthe Assumption. small beer lnY-&
Ing been served to S tho noyices IN the
proportion oil ona quart to each ioui, u
tho said brother John did drain he pot 4
ii [. one draught to the dctrimnn.5yI bihtlfrl
gTaul. brother Porphyry and 5rot nci q ne
brose, who could scarce eat their none
meat oil sailed stock fish. on account
thei; exceeding .dryncss. Il RI
At this solemn Indictment the novice
siscd HID hand and twitched his Up,
While even tho placid senior Erptherl
glanced across mt each other and cough
cd to cover their amusement. 10 ,Ap-S
tot alone sat gray and immutable VIII,
az drawn face and n brOoding cye
5f tenn, that having been told by the
EE,astcr "a ~ tho novices tina NJ no s,iouln
restrict his food for two d nys to q IT.r-
sle three-po loaf OF bran anu beans
1org the greater hpnorins and giori'ying
justine, he was heard by oro tnss r {. M.
brosa and others to say that lie WISHED
twenty thousand devils would ~ ntTaS
With tho said e Monica, mother OF the
holy Augustine, or any other Saul who
came between, man and MS llleat,.
item, II that upon brothe Arnnro re- 4
I,Troving him for this blasphei.lous Wish,
Ia did hold the said brother iat9s. DO WI,
wards over the piscat lun,' Or flsh-pon r1
| FOR a space during which the SAD broth
az wan abs to repeat A pa ter and four
tayes Tor tho better terrifying Of hin
so,ul against Impending death.
! There was ID buzz and mui mi n.ncns
|ithe white-frocked brethren at this grave;
| cha rye !; but thu Abbot t, A eld MP his long
lsqmiyering I, hand. to hen I'd
| bs.f u. u vi Fl u XII 5gg 81
f.Iten,, that between pones aid yesp,
Terra on the feast OF Y James the Less, Che
I!said brother John was observed El'poa:.,
! tho T3rockenhllrst road, near t = sp.t
81 hich Isl known ms Hatcliettis PGnd, IN
converse with a person 81 tile otter
SEX, being a maidemof the name OF Mary!
so,w,ley. tho daughter OF M The Kings
yerd ere, !, IL TEN, that after sundry sjapIsl
1BGnd Jokes the said bro tho . ohm tl'l lit
n, tito said Mary sowIey and did nks.i
carry, and convey her g cross % stream /
la tho infinite relish OF the dew FE'' and
4 the exceeding det1lnlent OF has 0Ny.itg scs'i
which scandalous and wllfuli III fA'ltns
away was witnessed DS a
\ CT our order 4 ~ S /, 4
aA n dead silence throughout ths room,
with a. rolling Of head > and ,pturil'ls
1 ~ eve ". lesnoke the pious horryr " thu
| community, The Abbot drew nlf gray
4 h,ows low over his fiercely questioning
eyes. .l5
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Woman 4, Attempts Suicide.

4 The a& City Hospital ambulance was
called yesterday to attend q colored wo-
man who had become weary Of life and
sought to end it by means Of laudanum.3
She had had family quarrel during the
day and just before 6 P. M. she swul-
lowed an ounce and a half Of laudanum
Ambulance Surgeon Perkins succeeded
iii wooing back the Pickering vital spark
iafter&twos hours hard work. j4#