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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
FULTON NEWS.

Supervisor. w. b. 1'ruyscr, Of Vhunn
District Will shortly announce ms ca m
lower Hrnrico, To- succeed NH; ~ u, l ci,Si
date FOR sheriff, Of the county. 49,.
p. Gill, of Denny Street al,
Mr.. w. +. Wade, of Marion LII e. hn ~
afternoon at tic Seventeenth street
Shops OF tho G. una O. Railway.
Mcssrs. John and Irwin rail- Of !, l'a A..
more more arc the guests ,e Of Mrs J. l. I'm
Mrs. 1I Il. Mitchell has returned from
Il visit to relatives In buckingham coull-
Mr. Royal Chlldrcss, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Rodgers, ~
Mr.: and Mrs .H FLOYD Hsams arc At Buck
roc Beach. H
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Austin are visiting
Charles Jordan Is extremely III at 'n ne
residence Of his father, Lee Jordan OIL
J,,mes and Edgar Thompson. Of ), Ni (; o.
son street. are visiting relatives IN New
i Harry Mccook, or pInners Point, is
Mr.. Edward i. Buchr left yesterday
for Norfolk. 49,
visiting relatives has returned to his
homo In Berkeley.
Mrs. Joseph H. sorg and children are
spending tho summer at Rutland.
Mr.. n. u. Doc. who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. F. l. RICE, n hns re-
Mr.. Lonnie Wood of Norfolk spent
several days Visiting relatives
Miss Sadie IVeimer is visiting rela-
tives in Hcnrlco county. T.,
Mr.. Edgar Deoppe, OF pordsmouth 10
visiting his parents In Vnrlna.
Miss Lurllne Johnston ,s. Of Nn ro%hT1 Fur,
ncr. of Marion Hill e,o,,
IMr. Gustavus Davis has returned from
MI: Mr.. ana Mrs George NJ. Chalkley, @; Of
Washington ara !, visiting ,lan,s 'ehi'lSes -
Ms Peter g Ma Mar'i% from and oa M,ys 1ew ,e
Miss Hattie NARROW, of Portsmouth
IS visiting relatives. 11,,,
Mr, John w. Turner. Of Marion ltlil,
who has been quite sick, is much m
proved. 80 NJ md
Mrs. George Gill. is quite sick, c.,,.
Mrs. James Bowen and MISS Sei,,.
Bowen returned last night from ocean
View. t.f. siI&l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Insurance Company.

The state Corporation Commission yes.
terday granted the following char ,tSI,s !:
Inc yrsnla Ife aMd Aielhea' d 1hsn
l k9rset esiden; y, q. Mathews, ylee,Rresss
dent j. 4 BI!zzard. s, Teeret.aGGy6 1o OBJ ol
Clifton Forge, Va ch En Ia fp y General
health. life and accident Insurance busl-
Louis Miller Company (lnearpo!Ea3t;e;d121'
m nresidemt: TO- Miller, secretary and treas
er r manager. al Of Richmpnd, w. >. CAP iIo
cnmdutt a retail liquor business IN AZ
lis branches; to buy and sell Wines, WINS
KEYS, etc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY \
IN THE MOUNTAINS

Special 70 The Tlmes- DlsPHtEl!J
BLuEFlEID, w. VA, Aug, li'--llehry
G. Hal! and his son-in-law, .Chns brewer.
60, INTO n nght at Brewers house, iltn +
the Norton Gonl and Coke Company, ,I ana
both are expected to alc, Brewer r, ar, llY yea
came involved in quarrel With his
wife. He left the house, stating he Wo!;;,,u
never return, but soon returned. nen nndS
from his vic inc baby. IT was then
Hall took a hand and Il pistol duel fol,
lowed. several shots were excliai'gs,m r Mia,,
both men fo!i fatally wounded. h ha WI
piercing the intestlnes IN several places
Hall vas sho, In the sldo. Ihe Wol ,nd
was inflicted by shot gun su ,IpIn,n,,
by EreMGrk brother. I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15

and Dorothy Harrison. Mrs. X. Q. l1ser--
ton and Miss Alberta Iigcrton, OF Pete ~,
burg, Va, are spending AUGUST III ing
country home Of Mrs. john Coke, near
Richmond.
Miss Berthe ingalls,, Of Baltimore, Nd,
accompanied by her little niece. Miss
Esther Hoffman, Is spending some tine
With her sister, Mrs. Perry, OF west
Main street.
Miss Minnie plaup, of this city, and
Miss Virginia Carver, of CharlottcsViiie,
VA, are guests III the family OF MI.
j. e. llcrndon, Of Stanton, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Herd of Buffaloes Here,

A Ruffnlo herd was organla2.n,M NJ, 'e ~
Sunday afternoon, Rspresenhfftn , q son r.
from iT Lynchburg, Norfolk, PeE 1ua1a
Suffolk. Berkley and Newport News News 40 .io
rived In Richmond and RI tsfna meet +
Mt A. was h u,H's from r, A. to bp. n.
E!sshiy we're Initiated. The "a, 9 Il snn re-
INC q st linn ars Pgst woEIEIny piS s,,nrn-
s. En ne worrtf Moi bison j. s. Walker; Wp-
iEhy Chaplain q, i. ERps; verify Esrl1 p
Charles loyell, Yp psu i,re staaec q. Gath
itoht.is, wor9 hwsinsaa nic,,at Fnirllmb;
w Worthy outside picket. p, IL naR hg,,I1d
frnsess G. .. IIutzler, Herman Nol'c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
NEARLY A HUNDRED.
Mrs. Elyira Austin Dies at Age OF
Nincty-Seven.
Special to Tho Tlmcs-Dispateh,)

Special TO Tho Tlmcs-Dlspatch,)
WlNSTON-SALIM, \, c., AUGUST A.--
Mrs, ElyIra Austin died Saturday at inc
advanced agn of nlneiy-seven years, She
was the oldest resident Of Mocksyil'c. FOR
Year, he conducted the Kelly Hotel ~
MpoksyIllc. which WAS destroyed ny ire
December 18th last, The severe shock sus-
tanned by the burning Of the hotel II IS
believed ha5,ened the end ~ 70 lh'
time Of the fire, she was remhrkaply ~,
,iYe and retained her excellent mehtu
faculties.
Since then she frequently begged g
be taken back 70 her old nome 4aVi'ls
forgotten all about tho fire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Keysyillc Tobacco Market.

fSperInl 10 Tho TImtN-U1FPHIUTJ
KEYsylLIE. VA, August li,rzIne
crops Of tobacco arc beter IN TINS section
than for years, and In spltc Of the wet
weather arc maturing ear!y, ana new To-
bacco Ia NOW appearing on me nlarNet'
The frs, lot Was sold July 3lsttnt 'passr
nore" Warehouse. Since thcn u haS
bnen coming IN daily and brlnslpS shtls-
factory prices.
Corn on mo bottom lands has peen con
aideSbly damaged by high Waher,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Richnondcrs in New York.
Especial TO The Timcs- Dispatch.)

NsPtHlHI % 7 Hu HIVES SFHtTTT.7
NEW YORK, August l4.--Belleclair, A..
II. Burr and wife: Empire, II. II. Rcus,
G. H. Reus; Broadway Central L. IL.
Dettalbach, j. NJ. Erik. T. II. Goodman;
Astor. r. Childrcy; Herald Square l. r.
.Routi, c. Il. Blanton and wife. J. j..
McBaIn, j. a. Morton, ]. STAN
ford. Hoffman. l.. r. Morgan, H. NJ.
Pitcher; Park Avenue, i. Fitz-
gerald. e.. Harrison; Vcndome..
]. Murphy Jr.. and wife, u
G. Manning. Miss N. Il. Manning: Wei
lington. s. Weinberg; Fifth Avenue. y.
l.. Ward; Metropolitan, p. 3. Cross:
darlington. r. Y. Eall; Grand; L; s.
ray I'LL, j. 81 Holmes; MARLBOROUGH. J.
NJ. I'M, a @. Robins. w a-II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
and Charles Angle; physician, DR., c. A
Failed Of Quorum.

The sub Committees on Water. Finance
and Electricity. having charge OF the
new electric light plant, failed Of q
quorum yesterday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15

. .
commodious reception hall of the sea-
shore home, and there were present more
thnn n hundred of fashionable folk from
Los Angeles Santa Monica and nearby
cities. There was harmony in colorinS
and stage settings and the representa- IONS
we're so realistic and beautiful as to wen
merit the enthusiastic applause received
nv the rare and talented actors. Inc
first tablenux was charmingly dainty
one, "If a Body Kiss q BODY from
"Comin' Thro' the Rye" and little MISS
Dorothy Jones and Master Gregory Jones
were a fascinating pair. The -FOUR sea-
sons were portrayed and many other
beautiful pictures. Mrs. Roy Jones as
"Ouccn Louise OF Prussia" was a striking
and elegant figure. In the goodnight
scene, Mrs. John p. Jones represented Il
sweet and all-pervading "Mother-love,
and I'm this she was assisted by two chill
dren OF the house of Jones, who mad APP
pearcd In the opening number.
Observation-Disclosures.
The same paper in its society column,
has this pleasant mention OF an already
recorded nuptia event;
The marriage of Miss Mary Louise
Alexander and Charles Mclndoc Lang
horne, which took place at st. Matthew's
Church at noon yesterday, united two old
families, and, while the wedding was one
Of the most quiet midsummer affairs, II
was not the less interesting to the hum
dreds of friends Of the young people who
will be informed Of their marriage only
through announcement cards,
The bride is the daughter Of the late
w. o. Alexander and Mrs. Mary Louisc
Alexander his widow. She is the grand
| daughter of the late Columbus Alexander
who for many years Was Identified witt
high official life of the District, and whose
widow yet resides IN Georgetown.
The bridegroom comes OF the famous
Langhornc family of Virginia. and vii
take his bride 10 Richmond to live. where
| he is II well known business man.
The Rev. Father Reginald Williams. ms.
slstnnt rector OF st, Matthews. oficiated
nj the ceremony. only few relatives and
personal friends being present. The bride
wore an exceedingly attractive costume
Of white accordion-plaitcd silk and n large
white hat Of graceful shape.
Miss Mayo Engaged.
The engagement OF Miss Leila Mayo
| daughter Of Captain ", II, Mayo. Of
| Norfolk Va. and closely connected with
| the Richmond family OF her name, to
Mr.. Walter l.. Cutting, son Of Colonel
and Mrs, Walter Cutting, Of Plttsfield,
Mass, ia announced The wedding VIII
take place In the autumn Miss Mayo
| Is now Win hnr grandmother at Kit
tory Point. Nc,
Friday Night German.
a beautiful german WAS given Friday
night last at Blue Ridge Springs by tbs
Roanoke German cub, hir. Sandy Fig
gait and Or Ben Moomaw leading, and
H. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Friday Night German.
Personal Mention.

Mrs. Truman =. raiisor nurse and
baby win leave to-day for Ruwiey
Springs 20 gpcrd> several weeks. she
vii be ioinca al Hawlcy BY her si4tcrH,
the Misses Talco't. VINO lsayo been monk
hcrs OF . camping parly n The mountains
% Virginia. Dr Parker WIN be spfr
geo" ~ churte Gefiag tls encamymsht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
Miss Mayo Engaged.

Tho engagement OF Miss Leila Mayo
daughter Of Captain ", II, Mayo, Of
Norfolk, Va, and closely connected with
tho Richmond family OF her name, to
Nh Walter l.. Cutting, son Of Colonel
and Mrs, Walter Cutting, Of pittsfield.
Mass, ia announced Tie wedding VIII
take place In the autumn. Miss Mayo
is now Win her grandmother at Kit
tory Point, Mo
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
HOoligan's Troubles

One of the greatest successes of the
present season and one that will surely
please all lovers of pure, unalloyed
fun will be ArthurJ. Aylesworth's pro-
duction of "Hooligan's Troubles,
which will be presented here shortly
Anything more amusing than the
portrayal of the doings of Hooligan"
with many complicated tribulations,
can hardly be realized. The
dialogue is said to be refreshinglv
irresistible az laugh producer. the
songs catchy. the music entertaining
and the specialties both new and
novel. The host of pretty girls that
will follow Hooligan" will be gown
ed and costumed in an up to- date style.
The date of Hooligan" will be an
nounced latter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
An.uniust Criticism.

The DEBORAH Journal, doubtless for
public, severely criticises the other
papers of DEBORAH for commencing
the carnival company which exhibit
ed here recently, and being unable to
say anything else against the car
nival, states that they brought here
only about one-half what they agreed
to, and did not fulfill their contract.
The fact is that every show that they
advertised or agreed to bring was here
except Creation. which. owing to the
inability of the factory to complete
in time, did not arrive until Saturday,
when it was stopped at Cedar Rapids
and taken to Marshalltown. On the
other hand, the carnival company re-
placed this attraction with another
not contracted for, and even more
than fulfilled their contract with the
DEBORAH merchants. The statement
that the show was divided and not
brought here in its entirety is toe
ridiculous to consider. Suffice it to
say, we have yet to hear of single
person who went the rounds of the
carnival and paid his little ten OF
twenty-five cents to see the different
shows. who did not see something
even better than he expected. There
must be some occult reason for the
Journals evident desire to injure a
thoroughly praisewothy company by
gross Misrepresentation. The com.
pany that exhibited in DEBORAH was
one of the exceptions to the rule in
the matter of carnival companies, and
no one can honestly or conscientiously
find fault with the fulfiullment OF
any part of their contract or with
any of their attractions.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
Former Winneshiek Lady Married.

The following notice of the marriage
of Miss Alice Little. formerly of Burr
Oak, at Canistota, S. d.. will be
of local interest.
At the home the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Little, at high
noon on Wednesday, occurred the
marriage of their daughter, Alice
Victoria. to Clarence Forster Savage,
Rev. A. G. McCauley performing the
ceremony. The parlor of the Little
home had been nicely decorated for
the occasion. The wedding was a
quiet affair, only relatives of the
contracting parties being present
The bride wore gown of cham
payne colored eolienne and looked
very pretty and attractive as she al
ways has. She is one of Canistota IS
popular young ladies. we'll liked bv
all her acquaintance. The groom is
a resident of Bridgewater, and has
been for the past fifteen years. He
is said to be a young man of good
character and fine workman in his
profession, painter and decorator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savage will reside at
Bridgewater, whittier they went
Wednesday afternoon, after having
partaken of the bountiful wedding
dinner which the BRIDES mother pro-
vi1ed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ed. Peterson went to Owatonna,
Mimi. Friday.
Fred Goddard was an over Sunday
visitor at Kendallville with relatives.
Mrs. M. II. Montgomery is making
an extended visit with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Walter Bucknell departed on Sat-
urday for trip to the Portland ex-
position and a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Henrietta Daskam of Ken
dallville was the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred Goddard, last week.
-Mds. E. J. and Dan Riley went
to Prairie du Chen Saturday. to
spend few days at the sanitarium.
w. B. Reed was up from West
Union Monday and Yesterday, visit
ing relatives and transacting bust
ness.
DIR. Fitzgerald and .. ]. Mills
of Ossian were in the city yesterday.
called as witnesses before Judge Hob
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Terrier re-
turned to their home in Owatonna
Saturday, after visit at the home
of her sister. Mrs. A. N. Vance.
An old settlers meeting and bask-
ct picnic is being arranged for to be
held at Bluffton on August 22d. and
a program of amusement will be pre-
pared for the day.
Miss Priscilla Bridge arrived from
South Dakota Saturday. for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. W. Freeman.
Miss Maude Tubbs returned to
Minneapolis Friday. after visit with
| the Misses Vance.
1t has been announced that the
plenipotentiaries of Russia and Jap
an, who will come to America to
endeavor to settle upon terms of
peace, will hold their sessions in the
new building at the government navy
yard at Portsmouth. N. H., where the
weather is more agreeable than at
Washington.
During the past week Messrs A..
A. Chandler & Son have installed a
complete bath room outfit in the
EDITORS home. The job has given
the best of satisfaction, the work
being done in thoroughly compet-
ent and workmanlike manner This
firm has the reputation of doing good
work. and will be glad to figure with
anyone contemplating job of plumb
ing. steam or hot water hea ting. etc.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
Physician Adjudged an Inebriate.

A sad case from Ossian yesterday.
Judge Hobson came up from West
Union. and after examining witnesses
committed DR.. J. W. Wells, until a
short time ago a prominent physician
in Ossian, to the inebriate hospital
at Independence, to remain until
cured. not to exceed three years. DR..
Wells is well known throughout the
county. He was good physician.
prominent politically socially and
profes sionally, and had bright pro.
mise for the future. but opiates got
the better of him, and his health has
been ruined. 1t is case which eli.
cts the sympathy of all who know
the circumstances.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
Epworth League Assembly at
COlfax, July 20-3O.

For the above occasion. the Rock
Island System has arranged very low
rate of one fare for the round trip. A
very interesting program has been
arranged this year, and the following
we'll known speakers will be present
On July 21st, d. Gordon, and DR..
Thos. E. Green.
On July Gath. thele will be a great
Sunday School Parade, and Prof. Elias
Handy will speak
On July 25th, Geo. l.. McNutt.
On July 27th. Father L. J. Vaughn
For date of trains and further in
formation call On nearest ticket
agent. 1872
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
Maccabees Install Officers.

At their regular meeting on Mon
day evening the Knights of the Mac
cabees installed their officers as fol
lows:
Commander-H. +. Thompson
Lieut.. Com. Elmer Amundsen
Record Keeper-R. +. Tyler
Chaplain-Ole Rohm
Sergeant-Wm Worth
Master of Arms-Wm. Dowlen
1st M. of G-Oscar Amundsen
End M. of G.-Frank Billow
Sentinel-Robt. Donaldson
Picket-Helmer Bleka.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
Iowa Man on TOP.

The well known disposition of
Iowa men to reach the top notch is
illustrated by the following tale
started by the Portland Oregonian:
AT tie boarding house on Morrison
street they were discussing the
climate. The Portland man declared
that the ground last winter never
froze to a depth of two inches.
1t froze two feet where 1 came
from" said the man from New Jersey.
"Up in the Adirondack noun
tains. remarked the New Yorker.
the ground last winter froze to a
depth of ten feet. -
The Iowa man sat quietly munching
his lettuce while the others expect
antly awaited his effort to out match
the New Yorker.
"Pshaw" he said that's nothing.
Why back in Des Moines it froze
so deep that the Chinese emperor
sent a request to Governor Cummins
to start fire. He complained that
his subjects had cold feet
If you want a good outing suit for
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
Awful Tragedy Near WayerIy.

Henry Weidemann and John Weide-
mann. farmers whose home is six
miles east of Waverly, quarreled about
their chores. Both had been drink
sing heavily. Henry stabbed John in
the head and neck. John thinking him
dead. hanged himself to rafter in
the barn. John will recover. John
is aged 25 and married Henry was
aged 80 and single. and lived with
John They are sons of Fred Weide-
mann. well known resident of
Waverly.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
The Bonds of MatrimOn

Last Tuesday Justice R. F. Gibson
performed the ceremony which united
for life in the holy bonds of matrimony
Mr.. Lewis Wolfenberger and Miss
Lulu Potter of Burr Oak. This couple
is well and favorably known in the
northern part of the county. and they
have host of friends who join us
in hearty congratulations and best
wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12
CHURCH NOTICES.

UNITY Next Sunday morning will
be held the last service in Unity
church before the annual vacation.
The pastor, Mrs. Olmstead accom-
panied by her son Eugene, will at
tend the Summer School. at Tower
Hill, Spring Green, Wis.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-12

If you want good outing suit for
s.. 90 call at Bears.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-15
BRAIN ACTION.
DR. Al, Atkins Claims To Have Proved
That II il an Electrical Phenomenon.

San Francisco, Dec l5.--Dr Albert J.
Atkins OF this city claims to have proved.
by an experiment made on a steer In the
stockyards at Butchertown that brain ac-
ton Is an electrical phenomenon His
theory has the support Of Capt l.. d.
WIdman, Of the United States signal
corps. who assisted him in the experiment.
The apparatus used consisted Of two
platinum electrodes connected with Il
long copper wire running TO q very sen.
Inserted into two lobes Of the brain OF q
living steers. After the first culver
caused by the insertion OF the platinum
points the animal lay quiet ana yet the
needle ~ the galvanOmeter was detected
four points on the scale ana remained so
for nearly six minutes.
Thou the animals throat was cut lm
mediately the needle dehectci 10 points
I'm the same direction. Then the needle
gradually returned 10 It's normal position
As no battery Was used Or Atkins s of
the opinion that the electrical current u-
Dictated un the galvsnometer originated .u
the animals brain, In other words, that
It was the brain action Itself
Dr. Atkins has previously demonstrated
that electrical force is developed On M.
lungs and hearts of animals, and M q
paper recently read before the san Fran
Cisso County Society of Physicians and
Surgeons ue argued that the mystery N
grayitatiun could only he solved Oy nt-
trbuting It 90 electrical action. "In fact
he declared the life pincipal itself Is
of electrical origin"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-15
CASTRO WITHDRAWS PHRASE
AND COUNTER PROTEST

New York, Dec. IA cable dispatch to
tho Herald from Caracas Venezuela,
says.
president Castro withdrew wednesday
not only the Objectionable phrase. but his
counter protest thus avoiding the neces-
ity of answering tho reply II France Ia
che Venezuelan memorandum, which
would have made settlement impossi
Bile
This act Is a confirmation Of the an
nouncement Of the policy Of President
Castro in the line ~ a resumption Of uni-
Versal friendship"
Trouble between President Castro and
the French government arose Indirectly
out OF the dispute with the French Gable
company. The COmpany's concession was
Hnnulled by the Venezuelan courts and "A
further suit was brought for alleged com
plicity in the Matos revolution. The com
pany, through its resident director. Nj
Brun, protested, he was expelled and
Furthermore President Castro ordered the
company's land lines closed. Then NJ.
Tnlgny French charge d'affaires, protest.
cd In terms derOgatory to the Venezuelan
courts To this President Castro made
a counter protest and the minister Of
foreign adnlrs declared NJ Taigny per-
soma non grata, refusing to hold further
communication with France through NJ.
Talgny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-15
INC0NTESTABLE CLAUSES.
L, :. Court Of Appeals Renders Dcci-

Boston. Dec. IA decision establishing
the validity of the sO-called "incontesta-
BILE clause" IN life insurance policies was
handed down yesterday IN the United
States circuit court ~ appeals. The case
came before this court on an appeal TAX
en- by the Mutual Reserve Fund Life In
surance association from the judgment Of
the circuit court I'm favor Of sylvia Aus
tin, cxcCutriX Of the will Of the Jonathan
". Austin. 10 the amount Of Sl5.931 on
three life insurance policies, The COM
pany claimed that thu agreement AS To
incontcstablity was purely conditional up
on the insurance having been IN torcc aud
that the insurance was not IN force be-
cause at the time Of the delivery OF the
policy the insured WINS not in good health.
The court finds that the argument aS TO
absence Of continuous force Is prediClted
The court declares that II the defendants
argument Is adopted the policy instead ot
being incontestablc H. contestable always