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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
oFrICIALs RETICENT.
London VIII Express no Opinisn in the
 prenfnes.


 London, Got. 7.--The Mathis disclos-5 ures purporting to give details in con- nectfon with the resignation of the French Foreign Minister. M. Delcasses because of the Moroccan situation. and the sensational statement that Great Britain not only communicated to France her intention of supporting France in the event of war with Ger many, but actually giving details of her intentions regarding the place for the landing of British troops and tho seizure of the Kiel Canal, created much talk in diplomatic circles today and are published at length in all the af- ternoon newspapers. In official quar- ters. however. no expression of opinion was ohtainabie.
 Foreign Minister Lansdowne wan ab- sent from the city and consequently it was impossible to secure statement regarding the actual length to which Great Britain at the time of the crisis went. During that time, the Associated Press secured statement from a high ofiicial of the British Foreign 0ficc. which to a certain extent supports the assertions of The Matin.
 The statement referred to said that Great Britain would welcome defen- sive alliance with France, because it would insure 8 large continuance of European peace by acting as a cheek to German ambitions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
ENGLAND TO
 AID FRANCE Would Mobilize Her Fleet Against Germany. THE MATIN'S ASSERTION Paris Newspapers Sensa-
 tional Statement. Reviews Circumstances ef Deleasssps Retirenent from Feris. Oaes -Le.aon silent Resarains
 the Report.
THE MATIN'S ASSERTION

Paris. Oct. 7.--A marked reaction In public sentiment has followed the Franco-German accord in regard to the Moroccan conference. Many leading newspapers are renewing their cam paign Of criticism against Germany. This is due principally to Chancellor von Bueiow's open statements favor. ing a Russo Germsn rapprochement.
 The Matin reviews the circumstances of M. Delcasse's retirement from the Foreign. once, alleging that a num-s Der of sensational events occurred in connection with the change. M. Dcl-s casse is represented as making . speech to the ministry. warning them that if they yielded to the German de-a mands in regard to Morocco. the min- istry thereafter would be subject to German dictation.
 The Matin further asserted that Great Britain conveyed definite asscr- tions to France of her readiness to mobilize the British fleet with a view of adopting aggressive measures IF Germany attacked France.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
NO NEGRO MEETING.
President DisapprOves Part of the Pro-
 gram Rt Mobile,

Mobile. Ala, Oct. 7.-Through Mayor Lyons, the general committee of ar rangements for the reception of Presi- dent Roosevelt submitted the proposed program to the President for his ap- proval.
 Tonight letter was received from his secretary disapproving of the second meeting for negro citizens and the public reception, stating the Presi- dent could make but one speech in Mobile and suggested a drive in lieu of the public reception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
MARYLAND CAMPAIGN.
Secretary of Navy BOnaparte Opens for
 the Republtcans

Hagerstown, Md. Oct. 7.-Charles B. Bonaparte. Secretary of the Navy, open ed the Republican campaign here to- night before the largest gathering of representative citizens.
 MT. Bonapa=te directed attention to the fact that four weeks from next Tuesday the people of Maryland will decide whether, for time whereof no man can see the end, they will belong to themselves or belong to the Demo- ocratic ring; whether the State shall be governed in our days and the days of our children as 1t was governed in the days of our fathers, or whether its gov ernment shall be turned over, without prospect of change, to a group of self ish. grasping and interruptions men among whom. 1t Is said. son is to suc- ceed father as our chief ruler; in short. whether we are tired of political liberty and In it's full sense willing to give nn the name of free men" This. he said WAS the only issue,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
CANAL COMMISSION MEETS.
Entire Board. Now In Panama, Holds q
 Session.

Panama. Oct. 7.-The entire Panama Canal. Commission held a session today in the Administration Building and ratified all the acts of the Executive Committee. Tomorrow the board of consulting engineers will rest. An in- spection will be made of Ancon on Monday. The board members will call on President Amador and will be given a breakfast by Governor Magoon.
 As a result of an order of the Sec- retary of the Navy recalling Paymaster Eugene Tobey, George c. Schafer and Victor 6. Jackson. who have been on duty in connection with the Canal Commission, Paymaster Schafer has resigned. It is reported that civilians will replace the recalled officers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
SUIT AGAINST CARRY.
Insured in Companies Not Quaiined ia
 

Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 7.-E. R. Mo- David, Insurance Commissioner of Ala bama. has instructed Solicitor John Me- Queen to bring suit for Ss,500 on behalf of the State against Robert Garry. a wholesale merchant of this city. whose It is alleged that Garry carried insur- ance with seventeen Companies not qualified to do business in Alabama.
 The Code If Alabama provides that anyone placing insurance with compa- nies not qualfhed must report the same to the Insurahce Commissioner. and pay 1 per cent. fof the gross premiums to the State. hn case of loss one-half of per centFo of all amounts paid must be given tqf the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Union Printers Ousted.

Dayton, O., Oct 7.-The National Cash Register Company announced to- day that beginning Monday the plant will be operated as an open shop. |" The company has over 3.000 employees and has heretofore been a strictly aclnsed shon. |"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Mccall ls Mnm

New York. Oct. "A dispatch con- taining the substance of Superintend- ent of Insurance Vandiver's message to President John A. Mccall of the New York Life Insurance Company was shown to MT. Mccall today and he was asked if he would make public any re- ply to 1t. He replied:
 T have nothing to say"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
PrI.oner. Reacb New York

New York Oct. 7-John F. GaynOr and Benjamin D. Greene arrived from Montreal at o'clock tonight in charge of secret service officers and United States marshals. They were taken at once to the Pennsylvania depot. The party leaves for Savannah at midnight
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
s,epbens AttaIIa's Pontmaster.

Washington, Oct. 7.-The following postmasters have been appointed by the President:
 AIabama-Attalla, Jno. J. Stephens.
 Keatucky-Lexington Chas. H. Ser rymans |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Mexican Yellow Fever,
BUYS BIRMINGHAM DIRT.
Illinois Central Purchases Land at
 Price Of elS0.O00.

Birmingham. Ala, Oct. 7.--Represen- tatives of the Illinois Central Railroad today bought centrally located proper ty In Birmingham for which $13o.oo0 was paid. Options are also held on ad- joining property, the value of which whole being $5o0,000.
 The property lies between First and Second Avenues. and will be used for terminal purposes by the Illinois Gen. tral which will soon extend It's lines into this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
pENsACoLA's REPcBT.
Number of New Cases is still Unco
 fOrtnhlv Larwe

Number of New Cases is still Unconl-
 fortably Large.
 Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 7.-The fever summary for today is as follows:
 New cases, 15; total cases to date. 134; deaths, 1. total deaths to date, 3s; cases discharged, sS: cases under treat ment, 10s.
 The fever situation showed some im- provement today, at least the number of cases was not so large as the health authorities expected The death rate was much better than on any day dur ing the week. In response to call by Mayor Bliss for volunteer citizen in- spectors, a large number signified their willingness to act. The plan is to have some responsible citizen for every block in the city, so that a daily inspection and report will be had. It now requires five days for the regular force of paid sanitary inspectors to get over the city and even then their work is not thor ough. -
 Mexican Yellow Fever.
 Mexico City, Oct. 1.-The Superior Board of Health reports three new cases of yellow fever at Coatzacoaicos. Two new cases occurred at Vera Cruz and one oase has been discharged as cured. There are still three cases at Tezonapa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
,.. p.II.vnx Aecldemt

.ssin hound for Vladikavjaz left .,l4ii .,lA |. tis today nd was wrecked. Twen- ..avsn 2e @ persons were killed and thir- gty-dye injured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
wEATHER FORECAST.

washington, Oct. Ss-Forecast for sunday. and .Menaayt For Alabsms, partly cloudy sunday, showers in south portion, MonJav, fair, warmer in the Interior, lIght to fresh northeast to east winds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Thomas w. Lawson of Boston was sent
 by Mfr. Lawson in connection with 8 movement to form a committee com bining the Governors of several States and other persons of prominence to se- cure restitution of funds alleged to have been wrongly used by large in surance company officials, and the pun ishment of those guilty of criminal ac- tion in connection herewith.
 Mir. Lawson's telegram follows:
 "wiIl you. with other Governors and strongest representative men of the country. serve on poficyhoiders pro- tective committee of Equitable, New York Life and Mutual Companies7 Committee unfettered, except 1t Is to take possession of New York and Mu- tual and select directors and controlls CTS, who shall be pledged to obtain full restitution and full punishment of wrongdoers; also obtain restitution and punishment of Equitable wrong doers. No expense to committee or need committee travel. Committee to report no faction and obligation to no one except poiicyholders. It has been decided you should report your action in this sacred duty. Kindly wire answer my expense. This Is vital. You will not be bound until other members' names submitted to you"
 The telegram was sent yesterday. MT. Lawson today declined to discuss the proposition. He said that the tele- gram outlined the plan sufficiently for present purposes. He also declined to- make known the names of the persons to whom the telegrams had been direct ed. although he said that many Gov ernors as well as leading civilians were among those addressed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
CARMICHAEL IS AUDITOR,
 BRAGG SUCCEEDS HIM AND
 SOWELL GOES TO WALKER
 Appointments.

State Auditor-J. M. Car michael of Dale.
 President of Convict. Board pr. Shirley Bragg of Montgom- cry. Physician Inspector of Con- victs--Dr. N. G. Clark of Jeff ferson.
 Judge of the Law and Equity Court of waiker-Thomas L. Sowell.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
MRS, LINDSAY DEAD.
Widow of Ex-Governor Passes 4rsay at
 Tumcumbla.

Tuscumbia, Ala, Oct. 7.--Mrs. Sarah Miller Lindsay widow of ex-Governor R B. Lindsay. died at her home here today after { brief illness. She was a niece of Governor Winston. and near relative oS senator E. W. Pettus. and was also related to the Goldsbys of Mo- Hf1a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Itnix for Peace.

Rome. Oct 7.--Italy has officially adhered In principle to the second Hague conference.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
LAwsON's LATEST.
Committee Is to Demand a Restitution
 of Money.

St Paul. Minn., Oct. Ex-Governor Johnson is in receipt of a telegram from Thomas W. Lawson. asking him to be one, with other Governors, of a committee for the policyholders to de- mand restitution of the money paid out zy insurance companies and to punish the guilty officials. Governor Johnson replied to MT. Lawsons telegram, ac- cepting his proposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
The Lawnon TeIexram,

Boston. Oct 1.-The telegram receiv- ed by Governor Folk of Missouri from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
Teiesraphs Folk.

Chicago. Oct. IA dispatch to The Record Herald from Jefferson City. Mo-. says:
 Governor Folk last night received a telegram from Thomas W. Lawson ask ing him to accept place with other Governors on a protective committee for the policyhclders to demand resti- tuition of money by the Mutual, New York Life and Equitable Companies, and to punish guilty officials" The Governor is very busy and probably will not be able to accept the position.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08
PoIicyholder.' Determined.

Chicago, Oct 1.-The policyholds' committee of the Western Life Indem- nifty Company. of which H. B. Hycks IS chairman, will not agree to refer to Judge KohIsaat for settlement or to any referee whatever the controversy over a proposed merger of the com pany.
 This change of attitude has come over the committee since yesterday evening. u is intimated that the dissatisfied policyholders had received an intima- tion that the court was likely to sustain the demurrer of the company's attorney and feared the officials of the Western Life concern would forthwith conclude the deal with the Security Life and An nuity Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-10-08

Sentiment in favor of some character o. national quarantine Is apparently growing S here and elsewhere in the stste Governor Blanchard's letter sxnTeasing % himself favorable to the . ss essnmntion by the federal government aS on,a,roI of the maritime quarantine @ tnSicating the probability that he will also favor its control of interstate ouarantines has attracted considerable attention in view or the Iact that the Governor will send a large delegation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

sister. MIA eeorse WI. tAsisAater, mas 4 ~
4 N M. w, u. Mntthews yho lima been visit
Ing Mr.. Y Knapp, has 'eturt,tsd TO h 1',
hDft1ei In or nm nv ~ VI
81 MFss tirnest Noel, Of Fatfivllie Is syisltin6
~ Sylao', L \ yi,,t,nv
Ills n,otheta., ~ t'roxton has ICY =
IA Ma n arvin i;tnitf VIII, n las Seen visiting
his pdfdfils5 ih spoisyit ahs has ~ \.
M Mrga Otto owen. " no has been " STING -
sNockbridgc, hhs re turned home b.. .g .I Y.
III Mhser has for Hanover 1, On
Mr. '1viilltmp tory vho j, been y!sit,ln.
'e MIss Mabel a Etss me
r,,nsI of liuni @ l'rook1
Alfred ntcciYYssr ( t,hllnd ,asss y
Ri Mrsi' II. I. "a i1isn,Ne, who hns been Waiting
Mis-. Knn,r. has LETT tor her = ilol Y Y
yi' M. afd .Trs. =. ID. rolson and son Jack,
arc visiting rriands III West Point. 5 i. III.
I Nj Warner Crtx tom who has beeti yislt-
Ing ills mother, has returned Ito Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
&. I0Il.LI,D|CHURCH|NEWS.3

Services az Bethlehen, Church 4. i, {. r.:
que meets at g. P N M 4. .
yn6oa fsys9 FISH aM
Miss . M 81 New Cast 9 yalt
En- rs ~
the young presents were awarded the
5sii Miss !. B lanche Booker and mother has re-
turned to their hot,es ter deliahtfu visit
fIIeqs and in T. 9. q
u Mrs. 3 Virginia sanderson has returned 10
Cumberland. after. delightful visit Of a. few
weeks tols hers old home y SS -
O. claTence Miles IS Blackyburg' and prew.
Week ~ at at tho homo Of 4 81 Real.
a.tsaanf 's asy,
with her pnren att NJ rlbourll .at
a Nj las Kate d Bayiess.8 OF Richmond, visited
her. sister. Mrs. F. Beal during the past sl1
Miss N iss Add,e Martin and Miss Terrell ot
New x emit, are the guests Of MISS Massle
II issss Mol.se nnd Jennie Tucker, e Rieh;3
mond, are visiting s. heir parents. Mr. and
Mrs, Tucker at this place y, d,
Nj. John ;ti Toniin and Miss Amanda Tucker
visited Stanley last Thursday s
IA Mrs. a Dr. Campbell & Is III visiting her par-5s
eH III. Charlie i Kosher visited friends a. tho
Glympse on Sunday. q KS. 2, y.
AZ Mrs. J. r I. Apperson and family were tue
Miss Miss Eva Davail is Quite sick at Fork,
81 Miss Susie Dickerson was III thu city last
,yeek on a pleasure trip. s. Y, u n
Miss VIII nn.ome from o., H'on ~
her school !. We l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
BARTON HEIGHTS

q Mis-, ora Hopkins. oe Maryland. is The guest
or John e Ha rding; !. !. I. Y, {. Y
Ing II Tie holidays with her parents Nj: and
Mrs. Brogdon. has returned 70 hcr} nome ON
4! 4. Mis-. 81 a.. II d. Bragg. Of California s. visiting
A siiss Al Mo tKnyk has turned to Dendron.
after visit to her tather' rev.
"A cadet 4 John * IIaupt who has been Spending
YEN
Iii HoWard ward Harlan: Who has been visiting Ms
p fel Bsdtosa sea s studies
aTo'e gho r eas osea
lef az. FOR lis home. n in q ustral la;
Mrs. Coleman GregoryIs and child are guests y
d Miss Bessie Harris savo q delightful party
10 her friends at her home On ssnaa mve
&c Molls pavai HeienS Morris. s. Louise i.or.
Ia,ss o'iss ydaea Ns s Eils
Hazegrove.iiR Evelyn Carpent 81. and Messrs
s aadx
Harvey. crenshaw. Garrn and ~ Luck 4. The Ih
amlseinei, were Eanes etc., after which
Mr. Charles Goodloe. Of u Lewiston, 10 stop
ping with NJ. and Mrs e I.
e1d, G "a s Hesht.
B NJ. y Bonnie Duval, & Of coaldals, - visiting
III. H Eco ssaTTisi has LEFT fer Hinton. Gl:3
Mr. Morris starrltt has left Tor j Clifton on
Ms. Ii. "A. parker has lett Tor Willlamsport
TO S7svIsIt friends and i reatiyes M S 55SN
turned Ito their homo. after a pleasant visit
To relatives In North Carolina. Il q .SSg
Graham, LANCASTER, q 3 etersburg ls visiting
Mr.. 8. P. Jones, who has boon visiting her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
rnD SUNDAY, JANUARY 1905

5ones samuel Mr. y, Fiddle .ryr.
WsS r. Henry Hem ssait Muse was turn sled ~
1ssaf osts fs.a na dps os
..efNa plsasaf.t Visit 70 i = mother, II Roa-
"a Mrs. L,nwood Este ~ 1rennessee. Is rlst-
n Mr. THOMAS b. poisa,a has beer Quito sick,
~ { t ssIs Yspaifie, Visited friend.
s' ss "a a. s ,s,.,.s
10 her iiome III The eli +, n 4. Z
IS Mr. and Stfs. Charles Boselier wero the
b Siasie 4 Hurry Walker has been quite Sick,
but able to ID out again. Il. I. a. !. X u
tiyesh ii ''iHiehinond OH Monday. ,9liIf
MISS Grace atc.si OF Richmond. has been
a Siiss 1,cbecea KenhcdS' spent Some time
Az. l lad Mfs TX IosepRS as Visited friend.
In Richmond Oh Monday .Es $S5 f8 S..B
5slck, III somewhat if1iproVeii III ,s
y Miss tie kchncdv has ret urned homo, nf-
Fter ~ pleasant. visit TO friends u, cin,ond
friends In BuckInghnhi, has ret urhed TO his
home, near CickahOtni ms. III (. " a. ~ n
i sii BE reas,hns Peep nun Bar.
8 MI. n sgddi ! rirner svAs the guest q Mr..
Willie Jones', OF HiIdgowood. this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
What 5 ulph:ur' Doe ! IS! S
:or3s the Human Body u I Hesltt, 4 an

For9Sthe Human Body In Health, and
Disease. Il. III Ass
s3.S The mention OF suphura5wIll recall to
many OF us the early days. when our
mothers and grandma Tiers gave lis our
dali " lose Of sulphur and molasses every
spring and fall. 3s. a s. rs
was the universal spring and fall
Gbloods purificr.2 tonic ana cure-nll, ana
mind YOU. this old fashioned remedy was
not wi bout merit * q; J{S 81 S35 III I'll.
s The idea was good. bu Il the remedy was
crude md uni alata bio, and q large guam
5tity had to be taken to get$aiy5 effect.
Nowadays we get all tho benz 4 cial Of,
fects of sulphur. IN Sa palatable. co y,
8trated FORM So that q single grain Is far
more effective than a tablespoon Of
athe crude sulphur \ VI Il u M
III recent years research III and 4 expert
ment have proven that he best sui phur
for mod Ical use is tina obthined from
Calcium Calcium sulphide) n and sold lin
drug stores under tho name Of stuart's
late coated pc lets, and contain the active
medicinal principle of sui phurS In n highly
concentrates effective form. IL, IA "a IA
Few peoplH are aware 10 & the val no 1 o t
this n form OF ulphur In x restoring and
maintaining bodily ylgor and heal tn; + sui,
tory organs, and purlties ana tenrl ches tho
blood by the pr ompt elimination gpf waste
material, 5 x ii. " 4 75ISiS I. s5l II
Our grand mothers knew this when then
dosed.us with sulphur and nolRsses every
spring and fall, but the cgudlty and I'M
purity OF ordinary flowers y OF y sul phur
were often worse than tho MS ase, and
cannot compare WI the modern concen-
i trated preparation lpf sulphur, Of which
stuarts Calcium Waters Is nndoub tedly
the best and most widely used. "a
They are the natl raj an ldote Tor liver
and kidney trout les, and cure coHst lpa-
ton and purify the blood In o. way that
often surprises patient and physician
alike. Us 4l g 81 81 y SKI & gsl5 ~
~ Dr. RI NV Wilkins. while experimenting
with sulphur remedies, soont found that
the sulphur from Calcium WAS superior
to any other form. "a lie Esa ys: For liver,
kidney and blood troubles. especially
when resulting from constipation or ma
Elaria, II have been surpriseds IT the re-
suits obtained from Stuart's Calcium Wa
|Bfers, Din patients suffering from bols
and plmples and even deep seated car
buncles, II Il ave repeatedly. seen them dry
up and a disappear In four or flYns days,
leaving the skin & clear and smooth. Ais
though stuart's ii Calcium Waters Is a
proprietary article and 50 id ny a ruE glsts
and for that re ason n booed by many phy-
soiayls, yet rs know ut nnthl AZ "a safs
snd reliable for Econsti pa ton. liver and
+ kidney troubles, and II espepiall In al
forms of Skin, dis Sci, as N his rene
Sc AT any 10, people who are tired AZ
pills, CAT harticB and so.cal led blood 'pur7
gIAers,, q Will and IN f6tAar t's Gale lNm " q,
ferS ~ far safey more ~ ~ Z RlAb sna ~
sfsct nj pgepar ~ N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
- II " 81 'II7l7I
GAl!NEs.,s.z Mill.

Xnna nurne,t hss rsturn.d home 10
Richmond. from u visitS to- her daughters
n, I, nask ereek 3. ., r Y,
Hill. after spending the Holidays y with her
cousin. "A ina Bonds. on Church Hill .5S gl a 4
ss Mrs leg Mn rtin has been quite lnlispos-
81 ME- reee ai,d Mr.. eolse et.r, 81 Honrtco,
Visited the latter mot Mrs. sallie Grubbs
% Mr.. D.s Ghee u, and faTilx we're recently
the siIttis ehiia oi Mrs rhem II y: araSbs i
t,Ess y'stsa IA
ri tbs s Cold Harbor csmstery. have re- re-
ssa ss. Tsss I'd
slattaE sister, shad sliey.
er yalfsss hR
Greek Visited the former III sister u this
With hIs Z, throat. Is i. much better
aa,
parents, Mr. and Airs. a llison. 3ss a
" Mr.: Joseph Parsley of Black Creek spent
81 Mrs James ADAMS and children have been
HudFens ehuTs Hin
MIS-. bsttle Aiiison D and q daushter. Miss
Sarah Sarah visited friends Cherry Tame re-
y Miss Pearl sTalley5 left for her school lin
Richmond during the past week, after spend
ing the! hol days with her parents. n d
S,S Mn. Archer MEG hee and little daughter.
after 2 i, Xslt Mrs, ithers,
Miss Matte 81 Bosher, Of s. Gethsemane. q was
the guest OF Miss Iva Blackburn recently tET
SSss|tohn Goodman. OF Black Creek. came VERY
near seyerinR his forefnEers with the cutting
3 NJ while preparl ng feed for his horses a
{ Miss Lucy Burnett and brother. Richard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
CHESTNUT Hit, u 5..5.
h q. q AND HIGH IND PARK

Il The monthly meetlns> OF the Northsldo So.
evening in the home Of Miss Mabel Beard.
Of Fourth Avenue. KS " q, III !. 4.
Miss Alice shafer left last w ednesday for
will. her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Charles
oa Mr. = Nat Long Of senboara. Il visiting his
N Mi Mt corion Kelley. 4 who was accidentally
shot several WIaHs s9n ptoS
Miss Maude !yesay !s stlll confined g the
H3 Mrs George r Todd. who spent the holidays
with relatives In staunton. has returned TO
he's on Chestnut Y, Ist.b ! u,
has been quite sick. ls able8tos be out. l.s