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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-23
YOU CAN INTEREST HIM.
Any Man over FFty.

You can interest any rnan over ff.y
yeasr Of age in anything that WIZ
make him feel hetter because while
he may not as yet have any positive
organic disease he no longer feels the
buoyanoy snd sigor oi Twenty-Five
nor the freedom from aches and pains
he enjoyed in earlier years. and he
very naturally examines with inter
est any proposition looking to the inn
provcmeat ana preservation OF his
health
He will actjce among other things
that the stomach Of fifty is a very diff
fersnt ore lrcu. the stomach he pos
sessed nc swen.y-hve. That g-eatest
care must be exercised as to what Is
eaten and how much Of It. and even
with enc hes tot care. there viii be in
creasing digestive weakness WITH ad-
vsncing years.
A proposition to perfect or improve
the digestion and assimilation Of food
is one which interests not only eyery
man Of fifty bit every maa. woman
and child of any age. because the
whole secret OF good health, good
blood, strcng nerves. is to have a
stomach which will promptly ard thos
oughly digest wholesome food because
blood. nerves, brain tissue and every
other constituent OF Che body Is en-
tirely the product of digestion. and No
medicine or health" food can pos
sibly create pure blood or restore
shalSy nerves, when weak stomach
is replenisting the daily wear and tear
Of the hody from mass Of ferment-
ing half digested food
No. the stomach itself wants help
and in no round about way either. it
wants direct unmistakalle assist
ance. such as is given by one or two
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets after eac.
meal
These tablets cure stomach trouble
because Their us, gise the stomach 3
chance to rest aud recupera.e; one
Of stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets contains
digestive elements sufficient to dises,
1000 grains of ordinary food such
as bread. meat. eggs. etc.
The plan of dieting is simply anoth-
er name fer starvation and the use ut
prepared foods md new Iangied brell,
fast foods simply makes matters
worse as any dyspeptic who has triel
them knows
AS Dc Heanett says, the only rea
sen can imagine why stuar's Dys
pepsia Tablets are not universally us
ed by everybody who is troubled IL
any way with poor digestion Is be
cause many people seem to think tina
because a medicine is advertised or is
sold in drug stores or is protec ed D,
trade mark must be a humbug where
as as a matter of trlth any druggis
who 10 obse1yant knows that Suart
/ Dyspepsia Tablets have cured mor'
people Of Indigestion. heart burn
heart trouble, nervous prostration an
run down condition generally than al
the patent medicines and doctprs pre-
so-ipuons Tor stomach trouble CON
bined
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-23
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Traits the yearly subscription price
OF ire latest and best journal in the
interest of farming. fruit growing and
cattle raising. 1t will acquatnt you
wlr the conditions. climate. life and
Of tie Great Southwest
Issued monthly; profusely illustrated
Address. for sample copy. The Earth
Ills Railway Exchange. Chicago.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-23
cnIohs and Coles

All coughs. coils am pulmonary
complaints that are ourah'e are quie''
iy cured by Ono Minute Cough Cure
Clears the phelgn draws out .nfam
nation anf heats and soo!hes the af
fected parts strengthens the mlgs
wards on pneumonia. Harmless anC
pleasant to take. Sold l'y c. r. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-23

eMixed train. Daily except Sunday
sFPassengeF train. EailY exee1l
Sunday.
w. S. Wells,
Commercial Agent.
Guthrie. 0. r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-23

The West side Coal Yard is the hesl
place to leave your order for coal and
wood Give me a trial order. T. d.
Marshall. Phone 375. Terms cash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
STAYS DEATH
V0M|.A| !. !. \
On Rec nendation 81 Board
of Pardons, Penny packer With
draws Death Warrants.
CASES GO. 10 ( s;UPR E! EME COURT
Mrs 81 Edwards Was IS: il State ST
Collapse. When Views Was
aiken to I err. HI
On r on11nendationS Of Board.
CASES GO. TO sU REMES COURT
{By Associated Prass,)

HARRISBURG, t'A.,S Feb. Il s % rec
concentration OF the Board Of Iardons
to-day, Governor Pennypackcr withdrew:
the death warrants. in the cases OF Mrs.
Kate Edwards the white woman, and
Samuel Greason. the negro, who were
under sentence to hang together in the
Berks county Jail at Reading tomorrow
morning for the murder OF Mrs. Ed
wards's husband in 1901. The case OF
Greason will now be again taken to the
4 Pennsylvania Supreme Court, and II that
tribunal refuses to reopen the case. the
attorneys for Mrs. Edwards and Greasons
will have TO appear before tho Board OF
\ Pardons next month, The reason for tile
boards action was read by the attorney
general 1t Is as follows W. TX
In view OF the dissent on the part
OF she three justices OF the Supreme
Court from the opinion OF the court In
refusing the petition OF Samuel Greason
fforS an order authorizing a new trial In
the Court Of Oyer and Ternliner of Berl1s
county, and in view OF the statement az
counsel for Greason that they have four
witnesses never before examined, whose
dispositions they desire to take and pre-:
scnt to the Supreme Court Tor Its consld-g
ration, the applicat ton for a continuance
In the Edwards case Is granted and the
appl LEGATION for q rehearlng In the Grca-
son case is granted. AZ y
4 he la wyers for Greason will now APP
j ply to tho Supreme Court for MI order
opening his case In order to hear the
four now witnesses found by his nttor-
fneya II the Supreme Court grants the
order. the case will go back to Berks
county for retrial, In the meantime Mrs.
8rdwartlss case will DO continued But
e Trio Supreme Oourtirefusess the order.
then tina Board OF Pardons will have to
decide the case at its next meeting, which
will bo the third Wednesday IN March
The respite is for ten days following
that date, s5, ls5.,st ia 3, !, "A , u
X After the Governor was officially In
4 q messenger was sent to the sheriff Of
Berks county, withdrawing the death
warrants !e3t,s}s5 x y i53g X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
WEDDINGS N
Old |. VIRGINIA / :|G|:' | \
Miss Annie Fitting Lee tile
Bride 81 Lieutenant "A
Brown |. 3ss "a
JUMPING GIVEN AWAY BY7 gen. Lee
Stu Paul's Church, "a Scene of
5l1 rilliat,cy 4 and ! 1Isl g.Is':.

I n III y ~ ~
RfHnnciaIit4n r1I3o@ min az. nisna{ ~

Special to The Times: Dlspatcli.) 81
tNORFOLk,s$tV " Az ebruar III IL. Miss
Annie tzhugh Lee. the daughter of
General y Fitzhugh Lee, tho presl dent lot
the jamestown Expo ton Compaty here,
and Lieut. enant Is Harris Brown, 4 OF n the
Seventh United States Cavalry, were mar
tried at 81 o'c clock this evening In ST.. Paul s
Protestant Episcopal Church.. The cere-
!mony was performed by Bishop Alfred
NJ Randolph, assisted by Rev Beverly
=. III! uclker, pastor OF the church. SI
Sll Miss Lee was given away by her IA:
$ther before the altar Of the famous old
church, which Is overgrown4 With Ivy. and
has i the, cannon ball IN It's walls fired
there when.ti1e British. under Lord Dun
more. IA ttacked Norfolk and burnt Large
part OF the%c during the war OF Il 76.
She was dressed In a white lace robe.
with rulfles Of lace and chiffon and wore
a tule veil caught with gardenias and q
diamond spray, and carried a shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley
Miss Virginia Lee. the5 sister OF the
bride and the maid OF honor, wore gown
OF yellow crepe de chine, a wreath OF
flowers In her hair, and carried q bouquet
OF daffodIls. IN y. 5 Il \ III is$ 4. Il al
5ss The bridesmaids all wore gowns Of
white silk null and glrdles Of yellow chif--
fon9 velvet with short tulle wells, and car
;ried &jonquls. They were Miss Cornella
Knox. OF washington Miss Margaret
,Rosser and Miss Betty Cooke, OF Char
3lottesvilla; Miss Emily Addison and Miss
Betty Christian, OF Richmond Miss Ed \
inlonia Lee. Of Fredericksburg q cousin
TO the bride, u 4 d e j I.
The ushcrs are from the troop OF the
groom. tho Seventh Cavalry. They were
lLIeutenants John Montgomery. Thomas
Jennings. n Archibald Commesky. James
Shannon and Wynne Blair. Lieutenant
Robert G. Fay, OF the First Cavalry was
the best man. II f ~ h
a reception was held after the cere-
nlony at the residence OF Colonel Walter
IL. Taylor former acknowledgement under
Robert y. Lee. during the Civil War,
who loaned his house for the OCCASION,
as the Lees arc not housekeeping here
now. The out -of- town guests were Major
Edward Myers, Of Richmond, who es-
corted Mrs, Caskle Cabell. OF Richmond;
Mrs. Robert Carter, OF Shirley
# The bride and groom left here for
Chickamauga. III Tenn. where Lieutenant
Brown Is stationed preparatory to leaving
TOR the Philippine Islands, where the troop
has heen ordered. u
Miss Lee was regarded az one OF the
handsomest girls In Virglnla, and she
has the same facility for making friends
and the same happy and courteous de-
meanor8 OF her father,
Among the wedding gifts to tho bride
and groom, many Of which We're costly
and tbeautiful,1wer a box OF flowers sent
by President Roosevelt The box con-
tanned a number Of American 1'eauty
roses, II Mckinley carnations and other
blossoms, i3l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
What To Do
OlrKeart Trouble.
I hack up my advice Wlth Ms rstr,arkable
otsr-A Full Dollars Worth Of ny
Remedy free 20 'rove that
53s d J. am Right. Il n

rhere j, Nothing to PROMISE Sothns %
Gy 'rea rtss ns W. hsfa
s,G5a tlveI not efs
'n III aaa eS' oS nakn a ha
hefa:s n ~ + ~ s
stfssl e he csSss & hss
heart streigthens then sne ylt II.
end Of heart diseases. I. Z. ",
For the heart Itself has no more sell contr r.
sss sss ssnff 1
liz Heart t. es sn,s o ed nsaS
" Tho heart Is about the size OF your clencheu
opeaa and fst ts
this ~! tic nerve mist do. # n. !, . /, !, !.
Thu heart nerve IS only one Of the hranG me,
mach branch 81 ihis sysiei 20 closely
with the Others that q rresu ra,,bis
sylapashy ana Kidney trouble may also p fG Sy
q branch Of these sam. isyInpathctic nerves.
tho inside nerves Z. }1 M lt3 N V g5s
ya oryahs sMsf Use
sSesy yrss;ss.
Will surely restore them all !. Y, Y, (,
1T to prac tlcu 8use. DR.. Shoops RESTORATIVE
along this, very line It does not dose the
Sorgnn or deaden tho pain -but It does 60 at
nerye--and builds It up. and strengthens II and NJ
makes It well 49, ~ S al ~ fiss
5 II you have heart trouble ana have never
tried my remedy. merely write ana ask r.. y
VIII send you m order on your drusglst
which no viii accept ns gladly as no would &C.
Scep, a dollar. He will hand you from m, ne
Gscription. and he will send the. bill TO me-
This offer r, ls made only to STRANGERS 20 ny
fhtorative DO not need e this evldences There
are no gconditions-no REQUIREMENTS. II 10 open
and frank and fair. 1t Ia the supreme test
Of my llmitless belief. All that 4 ask you TO
DO 10 to 35wrte-writc today Ii
IS For free order for Book I on Dyspepna
a full dollar bottle YOU Book 2 on tho II cart. ~
must address Dr. Book 3 on the Kidneys
shoop, Box T.. ,2ss. Book 4 for Women.
Racine. wis. State Book s for Men, III B. 3i
which book you want. Book 8 on rheumatism.
Mild cases arc often cured BY a single bottle
For sale at forty thousand drug stores. f35 Ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
THE SENATE
Newspaper Man Says He Sub
rnitted Report to Swayne.
tBy Associated Press.)

1sB5 wv (Bys Associated Press) 8Fs ri,
WASHlNGTON,!SF Feb. 15.-The Senate
to-day continued. but did not conclude
consideration Of the bill making appro-S
#priatIons for the support Of the govern
t4of the District Of Columbia. While
the I'LL was before the Senate Mr.. Ekins
took exception to an item for the con-
Gstruction Of a local bridge MS being In
8the interest Of SPECTATORS and made n
general plea for economy In the matter
of appropriations. IA III sE 81
i The Swayne Impeachment trial held
the attention tho Senate for two hours.
4 11ycrard Mead Wilson, Martin ., Merritt
and Henry r. Webb, conductors on tho
louisville and Nashville Railroad. testi-
fled that Judge swayne Is In the habit
of riding OH that road on passes, but
Mr.. Wilson said that when the Congress
sional Committee was In Florida lnvesti-
eating the Swayne. case and Judge Swayne
was traYelin wi 18th them he paid his fare.
y, II. Davis again related the circum-
stances contained with the contempt
proceedings against himself, Paquet and
Il E3elden. y. III. IIooten,, q real estate man.
told how he came near selling to Judge
'Swayne tho land In controversy, over
which the contempt case arose. and Don
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
MOVEMENT. FOR. / T / !.
2 |l| II 10 0|fGAME
Organization Formed at Me-
chanics Institute Yes
terday Afternoon.

at largely attended meeting OF: gen !
8tlemen interested in the protection OF
game In the State, at the Mocha 4 les,
Institute last night, there were substan.
Etlal results and an organtza ton was
duly formed, calculate cd to make It warm
for persons who break the game laws.
There were about fifty gentlemen present,
representing various sections OF the State,
and dozens OF letters were received from
other gentlemen. expressing their SYM
\ pathy with the movement and their
desire to co-operate.7 ,SFt II i5 Gi
Tho meeting was called by Mr.. Z. 4.
Christian, and Mr., S. W. i ravers was
chosen temporary cha irman r and Mr..
Christian temporary secretary. A com
mittee OF five was appointed to report a
plan Of q Organization This committee
embraced h Pr ,. b. Fisher. Mr.. II T.,
Byrd. Mr. G. D, Il Wingfeld. d. Wysor.
OF Clifton Forge; s Mr.. George. Of Char
5lottesville. The committee reported, first,
the name-Game Protective Association
OF Virginia; second, objects-the better
protection OF game and propL.. enact
ment Of suitable laws for protection and
propagation OF fish and birds and other
game, and 80 stimulate such action as
may tend I o promote an increase In game
by creating a healthy sentiment among
the people; third, MISUNDERSTANDING white
person over Il eighteen 5S years OF age:
fourth, fee-s1,Vy, farmers excepted when
ever desired, but all requested to join the
association. XXI
f5 Officers were chosen az follows: Presi-.
dent. DR. ] II 3, Fisher OF Midlothian
Il. T., Christian secretary treasurer. OF
Richmond; one hundred yice-L.esidents.
representing each county5in the State; an
executive committee, to be composed OF
two members from each congressional
district, a committee Of FIVE was APP
pointed to draft bylaws and to put them
into effect The committee consists OF
Messrs. n, H FnX. Ashland; II, Il D, Wing
over; j. r. Sheppard and the president
and secretary vi
An address was made by DR., Fisher.
on the destruction Of game by foxes,
hawks and mink, and n resolution was
adopted calling upon lie ce-presidants
TO secure county lnws to prohibit the
use OF automatic sho'gnns and another
5co,nnendint. the Richmond. Fred erlcks-ll
h,lrg and Potomar Rnllroad Company for
feeding the birds along tho mo. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
How Mrs, Edwards Received
News. WI.
(By Associated Press.)

READING, PA, Feb. 15,--When the
news Of the rehearlng in the cirenson
case aud a. continuance for. Mrs, Id
wards WAS sent to the jail. Mrs I'd
wards was lying on her cot moaning
and sobbing and giving full sway to her
feelings. II was explained TO her that
she had at least been granted q new
understand, and her replies were inco-i
herent. 1T was a long time before she
could no made to realize that she would
not have to hang Tomorrow. After she
had become COMPOSED, Mrs Edwards
said. ,33i !, E,
better nows. know that I've done g
great wrong, hut I'm not, SUCH q pad
woman at heart thank God again
and I thank all friends h All II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
Is Interesting Here.

\ THE stock Of this last manned cor,pany
ndv 3nIgsS 81 te past Week il Interest
to t. many. a week ago the, conanlor u stock
opened atIM S-A;.last, night y closed az
10, sloss has Ct ooo shares q preferred e. r 9
e anu IL Voting p power. To secure co ntrol,
5tiieTefore. II 900 shares VIII have to DO
purchased, Within the last seven ga ga ay y
fhiiis company have been sold on tho New
York Stock Exchange { or about one,thlrd
Of the entire issue of common stock,
isloss preferred stock has for some years sl,s
las been earning for some me q ftean,
psr3 cent It IS Learned fruln trnstworthy
Sources that Ave per cent dividend VIII
Id declared on the common stock THIS
q mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
TAIES F'ROM DICKENS IN
SU1NDA u 77IlNES-DISPATCH
~ HALLE El2tfilViE RIVES.


ues
81 coup n \ $ #S $6s# III
tncet 3
nta Of
! * 4 q
novelist has
t,uin hrownw
thai
,chasea unadorn
homs
Last
front children
ordtm
Is
tale In
a hot.o Others andh
drawn il sharp If t Is
professor Of English great eastern t. when
Introduction The reading public Ier swift bit
from he a. almost ohhtye Less than
81 #S #3F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
W;'addill-Clarke.8

4 MEfibeRRlN. VA Feb, ! 5.-dr.. Joe B !:
.Vaddill and Miss sallia Clarke both OF
Primes Edward county, were married this
evening at the Meherrin baptist Church
Mt 8 o'clock, by Rev, MI, RutHn,s Of Keys
Vile. I,
THE church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion and at the above hour
the ushers who were MeAsrs:: ". u VAL
lace. y; Lash ~; J, paxls ing ~,
the bride and groom entered, and marched
up the aisle to the beautiful strains Of
music rendered by Mrs. IL, u Belts.
After the ceremony The couple lett for
ton an ans aace n wers p sisan hen tonsht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
AFRAID Il Of I s STRONG I MEDICINES.

4 Many people sU1IeF 3 lUI'I1Fy elTs q lFVE1F
pains, and prefer to do so
rather than take the strong medicines
usually given for rheumatism, not know
Ing That quick relief FROM pain may be
had simply by applying Ghamberlain's
Pain Balm and without taking any medi-
cine internally, Rev, Amos Parker, Of
Magnolia, North Carolina, suffered for
eight years with a lame hin due To- severe
rheumatic pains. He has been perma-
Iently cured hY,tlle free application of
J;hanberlalns Pain Balm, Tor sale l,y
all druggists. H. ss ,i..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
MISSING MlDsHlPMAN
ARRESTED In NEW YORK
lRv Associnted Pres

* WASHINGTON. ID, . c., Feb. l5--vThA5
Navy Department is informed that Mid
.shipmalI; Milton w Arrowood OF North
Carolina, Who recently disappeared from
the hattleship Kearsarge, IN when ne
was serving his final course. has been at
rested In New York, He VIII prolinAplss
.beAtried ~ court martla| for deseftloh',g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
d.. D ], .S!|||'l..0I|:0||.:p'S!|.
Restorative.

McCleman. 4 oensacol newspaper re-
porter, testified to writing the story OF
ness va Id that he had submitted his
manuscript to Judge swayne. and that
the Judge y had censored 1t literally
Asked why he submitted It, the witness
replied III had an idea that ] 4 q got It
wrong the Judge would call me up for it.""5
The reply raised a general laugh. 5ss@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
sGordton-Ma rshall.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispat.

Especial to The Tlmes-D IspatcE
FREgDE ICKsBIt2G . ~ Al, Feb s l6,--
Mr.. i. 4 c. Gordo on and Miss l4nla, CONWAY
Marshall, daughter Of n IL lA8 n arr
Married aHfew days aNp al Y he home at
i'lla bride, Rev. r. r. Hawk ms INC ms,
i1'he a ttepdantE were MI sseE IEezI Johnson
and Yirainia Cord on, 53f IA IN y ss,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16
.Must Sell it'll Open Market.

& Especial to The Times. Dispatch g.
y NEW YORK, Feb. IA director OF So on,
I'll d. not believe that there will ever be
y consolidation OF the Southern iron and
steel properties. unless the necessary,
stock to bring about such merger is
aeGuired IL The open n'a wera sexen
concentrate Tennessee Iron and Coal ana
Eloss- Sheffield and Republic Iron ana
Steel. views as to the value o. me aii.
fcrent properties were so dtscoTta ut that
it was Impossible to reach any basis ss.o o.
Interests in Tennessee Coal and Iron
take the ltDsl ton that they have an enor-
imous amount Of valuable coal ana ore
properties Interests IN me olher, s9oulm
claim that this coal and coke property
is non-productiye, and they maintain that
a merger should be based on the earn nm,
iings and tho output, AS Tennessee Soal
it would not DO difficult to get control Of
Mr., Hoadiey with Joe Letter organ
lied and financed the American SLoSomo-
tive lnt Senn Scheme
!{r. Hondley's to merge the Southern
sA,el, iron and coal industries into one
a \npaIy like another United States Steel
Corporation. on a SINAI Her scale ~
friends ACQUIRED assI control OF the Alabama
OF birmingham. which was unti! lately
controlled by Baltimore s, pltadnsssI4fe
s;xty-one in Alabama Consolidated is that
1t Is said the shares of mat company
will bo turned Il into the proposed new
merger company at par. The OF nor COM
panies that i Is L TO merge rs c Gre
and an Iron and sloss- sheftleld Steel and
Iron. 49, {3ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-16

. Fri { b n OF JOE JEFFERsO 4
Was Comp sito9,r " Pa :); SR y
1l1ond Dispatch Before sSS3l
the War. II N


Is Mr.. IIamil ION, ~ belle said
Ma or 3 . H oward. entering the dress
ing room OF Theodore Hatnll or, I'll at Z me-
EBijou Tuesday iii ht.
sSF.. Correct sir ,i re Piled M Ilalnil tom
coma III and take T. seat :'ss
continued the old ctor, rising and ex-3S55
tending his hand. 5
55.S.I have como rs place " you urd er arr
rest, III sir, said the Of Ger. Bor forty
years Il have wal ted to catch you ms HIS
city and Il ow$ that you are here, sha LIZ
have to- dlschnrgc ut
."rhatS Is all rig ht.,' answered Mr. Us Ham,
iton,no t3in5the least disconc cert ed.
you wait TIL the per ormance Is co ,1.
pleted, or do 80 wit noys S&sss;
OH guess can wal I'LL Alter tll eSs
show Is wa he repl Of CAPTAIN
Colonel John Murphy has q greed sto N \ he
como responsible ii you wi ile; In the
city, 4 shall parole you inss III ctst o-ss9:
dy, IS S$S
Reunion After + orty Years.
Es Forty years ago both Mai 6rS Howard !.
ana Mr.. hamilton laid down thelrS ga rtnsfi
and quit fighting. and this Is hes;3$ first
time they have met 81 nee, Both We're,
III tile Confederate 81 States iii al nj y, q nj i
neither would have recognize ed II The otlle
They talked oves old times during The 1
brief interview, delighted hat time had
dealt gently each Ct her n
More than half q century ago Mr.. I1ams
8ilton wa va connpositor5 on the old Dis
Patch aud to this day he is a member
OF the h Tynograp hical u Union his n1e11s-s
Skership being In :. 81 g5 SIX New ork) ;S
There are a few printers working at vt he 1
case to-day who were journeynsn when q
Mr.. Hamilton was en- gagged a4 In stand
Ing them up on end. though II there si n
only ono other man as old as Mr.. Ham,
;llton with whom he WI rked In years gone 4
by. IN Z # SS835 ;SsSS3 Ss3s
Will Call on General Hunton.
3gi Mr.. Hamilton enlisted q at tho begin
Ming or the WA. in the Eighth " llElniaa q
Regiment, o which General Eppa Hunt tom
was COLONEL 10 day Mr., Hamilton Will
call OH the general to talk over old times
Last night while sitting in his dressing
room. the old actor sud- snly said:
$50 Right here, where we are 81 ting, was "
tho old Swan Tavern. where Joa tJsffer-S
son used to live. n remember that one \
OF his sons. Tom. i think, was born here X
In a room that used to stand just about
where we are no w-another child OF JEFF
.ferson's died instle same room. y s
Mr.. Hamilton. In speaking OF the cold,
said IS tt33tlt. 55tt t99SS,,
ut isn't any colder han twas; during
the war up in Thuroughfare Gap. res
member how we used to build q fire and
then we would I'LL stretch out with our
feet towards 1t, and sleep with the sno W
falling uponSus, In tho morning we found
ourselves covered with a great white
sheet. Those were happy days.