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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
Commissioners Auction Sale
# OF ,l
Valuable Timber Land In.
e. Charles City County, va.

Il ". cha Fl Hsstss eseSsa q
The IS I II rhe s9 james
/ othcrs,d tho undersigned Special Com
lmissoncrs viii sell at public auction. at
the s9srthGuse Setwsen ne h0ur' q
ana JSS \, slo isrH. f 1905 z COURT DAY,
ss sesna"E r. IN v1 ast
Charles City, about three and one-half
miles west of tire Courthouse, and bound-
ed on the north by tho lands OF the late
the lands OF Robert Bradley, on the south
by the lands OF y. a. Saunders. Jr., and
on the west by the lands OF James B.
grockwell and the late Joseph ho Gent Ky
a number OF yea re- ana has thereon a large
quantity OF oak railroad Ties pine cora 4
wood and oak and pine saw "a lumber 3, Il =, M
In two and one-half miles OF illcox'
Wharf and within one and one-half miles
OF Herring Creek. and is the most q esir-s; 1
ABLE q sale are
follows, VIZ. rs one fourth cash and the
balance upon a credit OF six, twelve. and
eighteen months, the deferred payme nts
to he evidenced by notes Of the purcha ser.
waving homestead exemption, and carry
Ing Interest from date OF sale and payable
seml-nnnually; or at the option o., the
be retained until the futker order OF the
court. a q 4 s53ss 81 ii .55SSs n,
call on Mr.. J. r. Nance at Charles Cit
- ''9s JOHN F. NANCE.
Fl. "A. 4 C.5S&Ny1LLCOx. ii
May 23-tds Special commissioners
IN the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
9of the County OF Charles City.
James NJ. Willcox's Exor. init q,
against 55 III
Wilcox, ct als... ..... Defendant
~ =. Major. clerk Of the said COURT
do certify that the bond, require OF the
Special Commissio by the decree rcn-s !
Fdered in said cause on the 9Th day OF May
1905, has been duly given.
.a Given under my hand as clerk Of the
j.. z. MAJOR. Clerk.
May 25-tds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
A ucrlos .' SALE e. THAT
Modern Two Story Detach.
ed Brick Dwelling, No.
$40 North First.

BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS. q
ON WEDNESDAY. NEXT, MAY s1sT,
1905. at $3.50 o'clock. we wi II offer for sale,
erty. The dwelling Ia we'll built, and In
good order Has seven rooms, with neces-
sary conveniences. The lot has frontage
of Is feet by good depth to an alley.
be found on the market for sale. The loca-
ton Is good and very convenient, This
will make good home. or n frst-class
renter. 81
TERMS Easy, and announced at sale.
May E-tds a.
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AUCTION SALEs-Monday.
GEO. w. MAYO, Anctionecr,
4 No. no N. Seventh Street.
EXTRA FINE LOT
Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom
I aatd and Isl
Kitchen Furniture,
ii At Public Auction.

will sell at my auotlon-house, No. Ito
North Seventh Street,
.3. MONDAY, MAY goth,
At 1920 "A. M,
an unusually fine lot OF Household Fur
niture. such as very handsome CHARTERED
Oak Bedroom Suits. extra nice Quarter
ed Oak Sideboards with large oval mir
ror). Oak Extension Tables, Oak Re-
frlg,erators, Oak and Walnut Wardrohss,
Walnut Bedroom Suits Walnut Side
boards, Upholstered Bed-Lounges, Box
Gouches Drop Side Wire Couches. and
Mattresses. Oak Cupboard, Safes, hand
some Parlor Suits Odd Bureaus and
Washstands, Enameled Behstends, New
Nfattings. Brussels Hall and Room Car
rets, big lot Oilcloth, Chairs, Rockers,
Show Cases. ETC.; also
BIG LOT CROCKERY,
consisting. Of Toilet Sets, Plates. Odd
Bowls and Pitchers, Shaving Mugs. Gus
pidores, etc.
SPECIAL. n III
u will sell one good Bay Horse. about
Z years of age. suitable for ladies' tlriv-
ing or all-round purposes, at 1920 a. NJ.
GEO. w. MAYO, Auctioner.
B. G.. Buford, Mana ger and Salesman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated May
%. iS9S. and OF record in the clerks office
of Henrico County Court. p: 3. IDS : A.
payment OF a certain note therein secured, +
I will sell by auction. the premises, on
THURSDAY JUNE j. l005,
scribed q be ginning 81 feet 5 inches south
OF VI street, thence southwardly along the
east line OF Twenty-seyenth$ street and \
fronting thereon 20 feet, and extending /
alley.
ing t his trust. and to pay the sum OF $ioO.
balance at I and 2 years.. S #
- G. L.1sDENOON, Trustee.
II. & H L. Denoon. Auctloneers.
sMay7-tds II,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
ON THE SOUTH LINE OF GRAHAM
8 STREET, BETWEEN ERIN AND i5s
GILLIAN STREETS.

liza STREET, BETfEENa ESlN$ AMI
f& GILLIAN STREETS.S
I B,' virtue Of a certain deed of trust,
dated February 8. 1903 and of record IN
Henrico County Court D. 3. 'l6S 3, p,
BAL default having been made In. the pa Y.
tment Of the debt secured, l VIII sell by
TUESDAY, BOTH DAY q. MAY. 1905.
cottage adjoining on the west situated
on the south side Of Graham + sy ZEE 1 IS
lot having a frontage of 81 feet 6 inches,
and running back between parallel limos
no feet to an alley ngthe. rear.
value, and this property paying a months
ny rental Of sl650, offers q rare oppor-
tunity to those seeking q paying invest
ment. Ss3 i3i3f
TERMs--cash as to expenses Of execut-
ing this trust, and to pay the debt OF
s700 and interest; balance upon terms to
be announced ct sale:-s;Sy1 Z, ,rr,,s,oa
g. ]: & II. l.. Denoon. Auctioneers.
May H-tds 3 H b35s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

mond Choncery Court entnred M v 2 -
1895 IN tho slit scuba mas r l. sha,,n, ri
VS., ). e. Shepard ct Tals. 9, thesuni1ar.
signed special ssioners viii saii n !
ipublic auction.$ on tha respective Snrenotsas
on a % 4 =. - '.'N'
8Eti FRIDAY. JUNE Cd. a1es
the above estate Of which Franl, r 90
Sheppard died, seized and possessed-to
wit: III 5 IA /. 49, \ =
Fir Fir 1 at d O'Clock An nnd,v,ded r,o,+ J.
In all that certa IN lot OF land WIN FRA n, .
dwelling No. 1O0a8 Meade street stherann
being partly In the CITY Of Richmond ,i
/ and partly In the County ~ IJenrico ba-
ginning on the 1enst line Of Mea 10 str ee
1870 feet south Of {winder street rnnninp
southwardly along tho east lire Of fMnade
Street ard fronting thereon 20 foot WITH
depth between {praallel lines of511o feet
to an alley. It'd n 81. NJ. =
The above d yelling has seven rooms
and is In n good and niIiet neiphhorhoofl
and will make a splendid home. ma
Second a. 4 .3O O'clock All that cer
tain lot of land, with all improverne l.
thereon Consisting of houses Nos. 903 5ao5,
907. 900. s913 and 913 1-2 William street,, be-
Street. Is feet west of Graham s streat,
running west and fronting on south side
F OF William 100 feet, 4 with aldepth of Sc
above s dwenes Rave ef three rooms o eaeh
and two have five rooms each. s. nj
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY j.. D. Carneal & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers, S
No. 110 East Main Street.
Cona1nis sioners Auction Sale
OF
Six Frame Dwellings on
Williams Street.

NOS. so3. so5. so7, 800, 9i3, sls IL, WITH
3 VACANT e LOT 5ADJoINING: ALSO
+ TWO FRAME, SD1vELL1NGs&ON Pull
LIAM STREET. NOS. IA AND JAG. AN
5s UNDIVIDED MOITY5 I'm NO. 1909
!. MEADE STREET; ALSO Two LOTS
IN highland PARK.
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The house, which consists Of a 2-story
basement brick Of 7 rooms, OCCUPYING 4ox :: 3
feet with thick walls, and estimated TO
contain about 10000 bricks will be sold
for removal from the premises. and will
be sold separately from the lot; said re-
,noval ito he made before July 10. 1905.
'The frames, porches. fencing. timbers and
tin roof etc, are all In good condition as
far as can be seen, and in addition to me
bricks considerable amount OF GOOD
building material can be saved IN remoy--
ing the house: Immediately following the
sale of the house the lot Will be offered
at auction together with the detached
kitchen and stable now on the premises
and renting to good tenants.
Sale Monday, May 20, 1905,
AT5e O'CLOCK P. NJ:
sTERMs-On3 building to be removed,
cash; on the lot, one-third or more cash.
and the balance in 8. IL and IS months
WM.5 B. PIzzIN1 CO.
May2-tds
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days

By direction Of decree OF the Corpora
ton Court for the city OF Manchester, Va.
entered April 20, 1903, in tho suit styled
#Nrtte "A. Brown VS.. y. T.. Toncy and
others, l, the undersigned Special COM
missioner, will sell at public auction on
the day, hour and place named above.
the splendldly built, modern brick build-
ing, situated at the soutneast corner OF
Eleventh and Hull Streets The first floors
are two large and conlmodious store
rooms Nos. 1922 and i1o24 Hull street; the
second floors are occupied rs dwellings,,
and the third floor Is used as hall
erty Is centrally located and yields a fine
rentnl--s742 per annum. The lots front on
Hull Street forty (4O feet by one hundred
Q00) feet deep. more or less,
Is TERMS nc-third cash, the balance at
six and twelve months for notes. six per
cent. interest added; or all cash, at the
e. II. WELLS,
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BY c. L. & II. l.. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
sci Z. Main Street. a

TRUSTEES SALE
DESIRABLE DWELLING ON THE
s EAST SIDE OF, TIyENTY.S III
& STREET, BETWEEN T AND u
ri STREETS 3gS3 ISL
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I hereby certify that the bond required
tof the Special Commissioner In the above
styled suit has been duly given. S
IN "a. Z E. DUVAL,
Clerk Corporation Court for city Of
Manchester, Va. s$$s
Mayl26, a. 2s&3l *
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

IA sUCT1oNz SALE oF5EvACANTtLoT4O ON
- NORTH SIDE 1884 OF Ri BEVERLY
STREET, BETyvEEN LINDEN AND
BEECH STREE1S. E5s "a! q y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

The bond required OF the special com
missioners, by the above named DEGREES
has been duly given: - ~, !, ,,,,a>, si
5.sl "a Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

BY John T. Goddln &. CO.,
{ Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Bank and Eleventh Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Pursuant to a decree Of the Rich.
mond Chnncery Court. entered May q
1895, u, the suit of 'James r.: Sheppard
VS.. o. E. Shepard ct ais the under.
signed special commissioners. willisell al
public auction, on the respective premises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

IN prrsuancegof the direction In q power
of attorney from the heirs q law OF
public auction on the premises on
! 81 s'THURSDAY,5 JUNEs1. 1906,
ut 8 O'Clock P. NJ. that certain lot or
parcel OF land, Of which the said Isaac
Randolph died. seized sS and possessed.
fronting on Beverly Street 81 feet inches.
more or less. and having derth OF 10
feet.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
ALEX. H SANDS.
r. G. HAWKINS.
{ NAV Is 81 -jure s5 .3S ~ jG,His FIX b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

BY ]. D. Carneal & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. HOG East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Messrs. Green and Redd real estate
agents, made some interesting announce
ments during the week. They. tell us
that the building boom Is soon to be
added to In the West End by the cree
ton Of at least 100000 worth of hand
some detached dwellings on ground they
have recently sold on Grace, between Al
lison and Addison Streets. Ten or fit
teen buildings will be erected. They
also announce that they are having built
In other parts Of the West End eighteen
1 other houses on various streets and ave-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

Ladies invited; sale 20 ,itive.
GEO. ". OLIVER, Aucttoneer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26

He smiled again, giving his light COM
plinent an air of joviality. He was
young, not more than thirty, a giant in
stature, splendid creature, with tawny
hair and mustache, and closely-trimmed
beard ending in Vandyke point. I'm
deniab1y handsome, of the leonine type,
he appeared king. Armstrong knew
that he was a Don Cossack by descent,
glorihed and made massive by some
generations of selection and good living.
The name was familiar in his ears. He
strove hard to recall the circumstances
under which he had heard it.
But Errnyntrude was speaking again.
Estates in Russia mean Provinces else
where, don't they?"
They are extensive, you see. He
waved a hand to signify immensely
''We count by square miles, not by acres
There are forests and great plains. But
the people are poor. 1t is hard land to
till. Fortunately for me, one of my an
cestors was a distinguished robber.'
"a robber?"
There were deprecating smiles at the
table. Of course, his highness was pleased
to joke He laughed with the utmost
content.
Please don't think I'm not serious, y
he cried. The gentleman is historical.
His name was Stenka Rain He used
to sit on a high cliff overlooking the river,
in an armchair inlaid with ivory, to
watch his men plundering passing vessels.
Oh, he was a genuine pirate, beyond
dispute"
Such stories, discreetly thrown back in
date, are humorous. Armstrong, adj
mittedly jealous of this princely inter
loper, fired question across at him.
Il have heard of Stenka," he said.
Is it true that he served an earlier rob-
Der as cook for fifteen years before he
could find an opportunity to murder
him?"
Prince Melnikoff did not smile this time.
He looked fxedly at Frank. How did
you come to hear that" he returned.
Because l have been living in Sara
toff."
Recently"
Until the end of May"
Were you there long?"
"Only four months"
"Ahl" The Prince seemed to recover
his abundant good spirits.
THE cook story may be true" he
said "Stenka was a dreadful scoun-
drel''
His candor redeemed an awkward
incident Armstrong felt that he had
not chosen the smooth path of conven-
tionality Lady Ermyntrude glanced at
him covertly.
Personally" she said, Il find Stenka
interesting. He had an individuality
Look at my father. The first Valletort
stole several townships. Ships! There
you have it. The same thing precisely"
THANK you," said the Russian, with
a CLEAN of his fine eyes. Was it fancy,
or did the fleeting glance bring to mind
the brawny muzhik of the Anarchists
Club?
Armstrong said little His heart was
heavy. He was sorry now that he had
come to Ascot. Yet he fingered.
The races ended, after four days of
gilded torture for Armstrong, and he was
about to return to London, after saying
"GoOd-bv" forever to LADY, Ermvntr,1de
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26

New York City, Jan. %, 1905.
PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD,
Ed. Pinaud Building.
1870 Fifth Ave. New York City:
Gentlemen:-
Allow me to add my commenda-
ton to ED. PINAUD'S EAU DE
QUININE., hair preparation that |
consider extremely valuable. 1t is.
without question, an indispensable adj
jumct to lady's toilet table, and one
exceedingly meritorious in preserving
the hair and causing it to retain its
lustre. Very truly yours,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-26

The races ended, after four days of
gilded torture for Armstrong. and he was
about to return to London, after saying
"Good-by" forever to Lady Ermyntrude,
when not Ascot alone, but all England,
was startled by the fact that Prince
Boris Melnikoff was the victim of an
extraordinary bomb outrage.
In the early hours of the morning his
highness was riding alone through Sc
cluded lane when bomb was thrown
at him from wood which bordered the
road. The projectile exploded under his
horse, a magnificent Arab which often
had attracted the attention of connois-
seurs in the Row. The animal was
killed, but Prince Melnikoff escaped TN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
TENSION IN CUBA GROWS.
Vibrant FOR GOVERNOR.
Great Excitement at Guanajay O0er
Mayors arrest.

Havana, Sept. 16-The arrest Of Acting Civil
Governor Alberti of the province of Santa Clara
has been ordered by the Supreme Court. He is
charged with ordering the Mayor of the town Of
Vueltas to disobey a Presidential decree in re-
fusing to allow the Mayor. whom he had un-
seated in favor of Liberal, to resume duties.
Bail has been fixed at 81 500. and Senior Alberti
has seventy-two hours in which to comply with
an order to turn over the government TO the
president of the provincial council.
Sefior Diaz. whom the Governor OF Plnar del
Rio seated as Mayor of Guanajay part Of an
alleged Liberal plot to unseat all mayors and
the leading municipal officials in the provinces
Of Santa Clara, Camaguey and Pinar del Rio
not partisans of President Palma, has been ar
rested and imprisoned on a charge of refusing
to comply with a Presidential order to turn over
the mayoralty.
Great excitement is reported at Guanajay.
where 1t is feared the Liberals viii attempt to
rescue 6enor Diaz from the Jail The Secretary
of the Interior General Andrade, has tele-
graphed to Mayor Artist of Guanajay authority
to call the rural guards in case assistance IS
needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
GREENWICH IN TERROR.
Amother attempted Burglary
Morrill, Robber Nay Be in Woods.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Greenwich, Conn, Sept. 16-An entirely new
theory as to where the burglar who shot Mrs. w
c. Morrill, in her home Tuesday morning is hid
ing was put forward this afternoon. when sailor
from A D. O'Neil's yacht, anchored in the harbor
here, reported to Sheriff Ritch that the yacht had
been boarded since he anchored it off here Wednes-
day morning end that blankets, cooking utensils
and a double barrelled shotgun and ammunition
were missing.
He tcId the Sheriff that his employer was a
member of tie Atlantic and Indian Harbor yacht
clubs. and had been cruising with his family all
summer On Wednesday they left the yacht here
and went to New-York. When the sailor boarded
the boat this afternoon he found that a thief had
been there He could not enumerate everything
that had been taken but said it was boatload
and that as soon his employer returned tonight
he could give a complete list.
The officer told the sailor have his employer
give him list of the things taken, and he would
endeavor to find them. Naturally. such a robbery
leads the public and officials 10 believe that the
burglar who shot Mrs. Morrill, If it was not Brown.
the man now held is hiding in the woods here
abouts The detectives evidently have been think
ing of this new theory, for to-day they spent much
time lettering about the woods near the Morrill,
home.
Last night. at $50 o'clock, c. B. DelaTergne Of
tn Sheriff Ritch to to his house and help MIN
Gnd a burglar who he believed was in hiding
there The Sheriff was in bed, and sent WORD 70
Constable Mitchell, who with his son, went 70 the
T,eIaverRne house, which is situated on the Shore
Road near Belle Haven. three miles from the
Morrill, house Nc burglar was found, but IN the
hat size 81 was picked up. 1t evidently had been
VET AT some time, the crown was sunken IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
KING EDWARDS YORK.
The Terms BeEe0ed Suggested by
the British Monarch.

London. Sept. 16.-The belief that there would
be an amicable settlement of the Swedish-Nor-
vegian dispute developed to-day into confidence
There is reason to believe that King Edward has
taken a direct personal interest in the matter.
and it IS known that messages bearing on the
situation at Karlstad have been continually
passing between the Foreign Office and the King
for the last two days.
It is believed here that King Edward sug-
gested a modus vivendi. The exact nature Of
this, OF course. is not known, but it is under
stood that DR.. Nansen the Arctic explorer, who
has been mentioned as the first Norwegian Min
lister to London and the Swedish Minister here
approved Of the proposal that instead Of demoli-
ton of the fortresses they should be disarmed,
Sweden and Norway agreeing not to increase
ornaments and entering into a permanent peace
treaty This is believed in London to form the
basis Of the agreement.
II is understood in London that. after a full
agreement is signed. Prince Charles of Denmark
viii be chosen King of Norway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
THIEVES SCARED AWAY.
LEAVE MRS. KERNOCHAN'S
She, zrith Guests at Country Home,
Prevents Robbery.
TBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Hampstead, Long Island, Sept 16.-Mrs. J. l..
| Kernochan, several of the members Of her house
party and Perry Belmont prevented the burglars
who recently have been raiding the large coun-
| try places of Nassau County from stealing the
silverware of the Kernochan home this morning.
Some time after midnight the thieves entered
The Meadows Mrs Kernochan's home, by
breaking one of the windows Of the lower floor
They spread their tools about the floor, prepar-
ing to break open the chest in which the silver
ware is kept. Several Irish terriers belonging
| to the Kernochan kennels, in the upper
rooms of the house, and barked so loudly that
Mrs. Kernochan and a number Of her guests,
including Perry Belmont. who has leased the
cottage on the estate, and who was spending the
evening at Hampstead, were awakened. They
reached the ground floor in time to see two
burglars jump from the window and run across
the fields to the highway, where they disap-
peared. Mrs. Kernochan and some of her guests
and servants obtained an excellent view of the
burglars in the bright moonlight.
Later in the night the home of Charles W.
Myers a well known insurance broker Of New
York, was broken into but Mr.. Myers turned on
all the electric lights of the house and fright
ened the burglars away.
Later they broke into the dwelling at the
Nassau Hospital at Mneola which was given
by Mrs. Mackay TO the hospital association.
Here they obtained 500 in money and some
trinkets.
At Garden City Two men, acting in a suspi-
cious manner were seen driving a small auto
mobile about some Of the larger houses last
night, but the barking of the dogs and the ap-
pearance of night watchmen frightened them
away. The same men were seen early in the
evening driving their machine about the coun-
try places of the Meadowbrook Club members
and houses at Westbury and Wheatley Hills.
They had evidently learned that the Duchess
Of Marlborough was to be 2 visitor at Brock
holt Villa, the country place Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. H. P. Belmont they had made inquiries
in the neighborhood. The Belmont and Ker-
nochan places somewhat resemble each other.
and it is thought they mistook the latter for
the place at which the duchess is staying.
There are several watchmen at Brockholt Villa
tonight, and at the other large estates extra
watchmen are duty. A suspicious looking
person, who could not give plausible story Of
his business was seen at the Hampstead station
tonight, and while some of the bystanders were
looking for an officer he disappeared.
1t is thought that the automobile in which the
two suspicious men were seen driving about is
a stolen one. No missing machines have, how
ever, been reported to the police of Hampstead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
KNIFE RESTORES MIND.
Operation ON Brain Cures Blindness
and Partial Paralysis.
rBy Telegraph TO The Trihune.I

Haven, Conn. Sept 16-After slowly be-
coming blind and partly paralyzed. Ernest
Howes, of West Haven. was restored to complete
control of his faculties by an operation week
ago.
About a year ago Howes. who Is carpenter
received a blow on the head, from the effects of
which he lay for several days unconscious.
Later he apparently recovered. Not long after,
however he began to complain OF headaches.
Tben his legs became partly paralyzed. his eye
sight began to fail, and a month ago ne was
Compelled to take to his bed. In addition to
this. his mind was becoming a complete blank.
After a consultation of physicians, the case
,,,ae dia znosed as tumor in the brain. Last Sun
dav an operation was performed by DR.. Morris
n sIattery The doctor cut into the brain for
an inch and opened up a cystic tumor, the sac
- covered the posterior lobe on the right side
~ the brain Mr.. Howes has recovered the
,a nF his mind his eyesight and limbs and is
1anidIv reaching a normal state, and every hope
is held out for his ultimate recovery