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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-02
The supreme court Of the United

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tion In the case Of Ex.Mayor Rose o.
Kansas City, Kan, who had been fined
$1,000 by the state supreme court fol
assuming the office of mayor after be
ing ousted for his failure to enforc,
! the liquor law.
The exodus OF American marine.
from Cuba has commenced, TOO having
sailed on the cruisers Minneapolis
Newark and Denver.
Five robbers blew open the safe Of
the Bank of Vergennes, ILL.,. secured
500, shot and mortally wounded Abra
ham Kimmel, merchant, and es
capped
Gov. Folk OF Missouri has granted q
respite until December 10 to Mrs. My
ers and Frank Hoffman. sentenced tc
be hanged October 26 for the murde,
OF the woman's husband in Kansas
City.
The Red Cross executive commit
tee has approved an estimate Of IS,
300,00 to carry on relief work at Sar
Francisco to July 1, next.
Former Senator ]. r. Burton, oi
Kansas, has surrendered himself tc
the jailer at Ironton, Mo-, where he
Will serve q sentence OF six months
imprisonment imposed by the federal
court At st. Louis.
BY decision OF the Illinois su-
preme court all mortuary and other
funds Of fraternal insurance orders
doing business in the state are sub
ject to taxation. The decision may
cause a readjustment OF insurance
rates by several orders.
An examination OF the Cuban treas
ury shows more than $12,000,000 on
hand, mostly in American gold. The
books balanced
The new st. Paul Roman Catholic
cathedral. at Pittsburg. Pa, said to
be the most beautiful edifice in the
state and to have cost $S.600,0 was
dedicated recently with imposing cere-
monies.
An epidemic OF diphtheria Is re.
ported to exist in Worcester, Mass,
where since August 800 persons have
been afflicted.
Judge Wellborn, In the federal court
at Los Angeles, CAL, has decided that
the Santa Fs Railroad company must
produce It's freight books in court In
the rebate case now before the grand
Jury.
The president has issued his an
nual proclamation calling on the peo-
pie OF the country to observe Thurs
day, Nov. 2s, as day OF thanksgiv-
ing
After a chase lasting SO hours a
sheriff's posse succeeded In capturing
the five bandits who robbed the Saw
yer, N. d., bank recently of $4,000.
Most OF the money was recovered.
Postmaster General Cortelyou's
estimate for the maintenance OF his
department for 1907 to
3206.662,192. a net in OF $15.-
100000 over 1906.
The grand jury has indicted 80 Of
Omaha's leading coal dealers. men,
bers OF the coal exchange, on charges
OF violating the antitrust law.
The bank OF Jamestown, in Moni.
teau county, Mo-. was entered by bur
glars recently and robbed OF $2,1OO.
The bandits escaped.
The board of bishops of the Metho-
dist church have decided to raise $780,.
900 to rebuild the churches of the de-
nomination destroyed by the earth.
quake In San Francisco.
The Illinois Life Insurance company
has dismissed It's Injunction suit
against the state Of Kansas and has
agreed to pay $4,000 in back taxes
and $500 in penalties and make no fur.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-02

The Sunday School union OF the
Methodist church held It's 10th annual
meeting In Topeka, Kan. recently.
Delegates were present from nearly
every state in the Union.
Under ruling of the Interstate
Commerce commission transportation
over railroad lines no longer may
be given to newspaper publishers or
editors in exchange for advertising
space.
An open rupture with Japan is
threatened on account OF the exclusion
Of japanese children from the public
schools at San Francisco. A cabinet
meeting was recently devoted 10 con-
sidering the situation which IL dc
clarsd 10 bs exceedingly grave.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-02
Many Like This.
A. B. Richards Med. Co.

A. Is. Richards Med. Co.
Gentlemen: / take pleasure In stat
ing that have long used your Hunts
Lightning OIL in my family, with most
gratifying results. For burns, cuts.
stiff and sore muscles. neuralgia and
like troubles / have never found an
equal, and take pleasure In recon-
mending 1t to anyone who desires the
best and quickest acting liniment that
money can buy.
j. r. Campbell,
Justice Of the Peace,
Prect. No. I. Grayson County, Tex.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-02

Not "Just az Good"-lt's the Best.
One box of Hunts Cure is unfailing.
ly, unqualifiedly and absolutely guar.
anteed to cure any form of Skin Dis.
ease. 1t is particularly active in
promptly relieving and permanently
curing all forms of Itching known.
Eczema. letter. Ringworm and oil
similar troubles are relieved by one
application; cured by one box.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-02

A mans past doesn't interest
woman ~ much a. his presents.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-11-02

Experience is the father Of wisdom
and memory the mother.-From the
German.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02

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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02

The supreme court OF Missouri has
upheld Attorney General Hadley and
decided that II. H. Rogers must not
only answer his questions but pro
duce the books of the Standard Oil
company. Good for HadIev and
Governor Folk That man Folk
would ust as lief hunt an octopus
as a star fish Democrat and repub-
lIcan Crafters look alike to him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02

The decision of Judge Stevens is
q decided victory for municipal own
enhIp. hut leaves our town in very
awkward position for it was the cleo
tric plant that promised to produce
most Of the revenne.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02

5. L. Horner came down from Mt.
Carbon last week and went out
toward Kansas and the east for a
three months STAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02

BY some some strange freak. the
presidents railroad rate regulation
bill - reported from the senate
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02

Albert Jeffers Of ouray was in
town Friday attending to business.
He has sold his store in 0uray and
viii move to Texas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-02

On de hanks oh Ae Amazon. fas AWAY. fss s0ap,
w bar Dr Sre~u gus August Flowers TO dis day
A. picked dose NoNcr< In August in ole Brsxii
Al aldo ~ . NanAee, sh longs 10 be daE still
August Flowss 10 the only medicine
free tsom alcoholic ssipulasts) that has
heea successful in keeping the entire
shirtv-two feet of digestive apparatus in q
normal condition. and assisting natures
processes OF digestion. separation and alb
sorption--for building sai rebuilding
BY preventing ALL irregular or unnatural
causes which interrupt healthy and per
fec, natural processes and result in iii,es-
tinal indigestion, catarrhal affections
causing pendicitis-stoppagc Of the
gal duct, fermentation OF unhealthy
foolis, nervous dyspepsia, headache, con
supation and other complaints, such as
collie. biliousness. jsundice, etc.
August Flower is natures intended reg
ulator. Two sAAes, ase, 7Sc. All druggissa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
AFFAIRS AT CREWE
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times-DlspatcA.)
CRpwE. VA, January 1s.-Muoh in
terest Is taken in the observance OF tho
Y. M. C. A. week Of prayer. being held
this week at the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall. The local pastors are
taking turn in speaking nightly. Excel
lent addresses have been delivered by
Dr. Lacy, Revs. Paul Bradley. 8. A.
Morton and L. e. Scott,
Sunday at $3.50 P. NJ. Rev j. NJ. Guy.
of Dendron. will give an address next
week. DR.. ]. w. Porter. OF Newport
News, will have charge Of week's meet
Ing.
Mrs. H. Lewis was called to Martins
VILE yesterday to attend the burial SER
vices OF her sister-in-law. Mrs. p. M.
Dickinson.
Miss Corinne Lewis Is visiting relatives
at Newport News.
Miss Belle Waddell Is visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs L. II. Scott.
Miss Matte Ward, Of Suffolk, spent
several days with her fathers family
hero, this week.
Mrs. T. A. Mason, Of Roanoke, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Alice Harper.
Miss Leila Scott has returned to her
school In Southampton county.
Mr.. 10 K zickle, of Norfolk, came up
"Wednesday and will return Saturday, ac-
companled by his wife, who has been
visiting her fathers family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
PEOPLE IN CAROLINE


Especial to The TiInes-Dispatch.>
BOWLING GREEN. VA. January, 49,
Miss Ethel Newbill. of Essex county. Is
Peatross. ~
Miss Kate Rollins, of STAFFORD county,
was the guest this week OF her sister.
Mrs. z. 8. Coghill
Mrs. Katie Lee Bert and daughter. who
nave "a Deen spending the Christmas holl-
Gays at DR.. w. l. Broaddus's have re-
turned to their home in Waverly.
me supervisors Of Caroline county ex-
pect to make some Improvements in the
courthouse and court green square this
year. which are much needed. The square
Will be enclosed with a neat chain fence
and the courthouse will be changed so as
to have the clerks office and offices for
the other county officers on the lower
loor and the courtroom above, which will
be great Improvement, and which is
much needed, for the preservation OF tho
records OF this county, The present
clerks's office being thoroughly out Of re-
pair and the vault In which the records.
are kept being so damp that the records
are being injured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
BISHOP is SURE UTAH
WOMEN like POLYGAMY.
They're Mainstay Of Mormonisrn,
Declares the Right Rev.
Spalding.
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. p.I'Women
In Utah not only are no: opposed to
Mormonism, but they actually like IT,
said tho Rev. r. 8. spaldlng. bishop OF
the diocese OF Salt Lake, yesterday, in
an address to the students OF ti,s Phil
adelphia Divinity School. Fiftistn Street
and Woodland Avenue.
The women are evon stronger In their
advocacy OF the religion of polygamy than
the men," he continued. others has ,,ecn
much talk OF the women rebellirg against
the Mormon tenets. but thar attitude Is
ire reverse"
az: has been widely procllimcl. t,o,
that the Mormons no longer practice
2o;ygamy to any great extent. It is trus
that there Is temporary cessation, ,lus
to the general attack that - oeins d.
rooted against the practice, bot place
little faith In assurances that tho change
pc, r,aient.
Not long ago asked Norma how
he could reconcile polygamy with tic
teachings of Christ. Why, 30 replied,
Jesus Christ himself was q y,.ygam:st,
anil respect Him all tho more for It.
Blsncp spaldlng Ia in tho East endeay-
orlng to draw young clergyrcn West to
light Mcrmonisfn.
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Ctump, Until recently, when abe came to
ScottAvlle to live With her sister, Mrs.
Fox Bfe knew nothing Of The advent
OF "Erlskey." n few days before, and
her astonlshment and pleasure were great
10 find her beloved pet enscohcd by the
flrtside In tho circle, Of which she was
TO be a member.
Bright and early one morning since tho
holldys n small boy with bright face
and his very best clothes on presente ed
himself at the door Of Mr.. willie Bur-
CESS, who lives on Drivers Hill. Mr..
Burgess takes photographs. This young
man had come to have his photograph
taken for his very best girl and he
wanted 1t taken right away. Mr.. Bur
CESS did not delay Jupiter himself
could not have looked more proud or bold
than the subject In hand arms folded
ana mead high in the air. Az soon as the
picture was taken, the small boy was
Obliged to see It developed, he Just
couldn't wait. So into the dark room
ooth went. and soon were deep In its
mysteries crack Mt the back Of the
door in this closet had always troubled
Mrs. Burgess. 40 ha had stuffed II UP
with towels. to prevent the light coming
IN When the pair were ready to come
out there WIS something WrOng-yery
wrong with the door. It wouldn't come
open. The house Is new and the door
Is new. likewise the look on the door, and
1T was contrary. mfr. Burgess's studio
Is In the very top Of the house. Mrs.
BURGESS was away downstairs thinking
about what to have for dinner. Mr..
Burgess called, then he yelled: then tho
small boy called and yelled; then both
OF them pounded on the door; then the
small boy knew he had seen hammer
on the shelf. and In th pitchy blackness
tried to find IL and beat his way out.
For an hour this stigma darkness con-
tinued Then on n sudden Mr.. Burgess
bsthought him Of the towels in the crack
Of the door. In twinkling out they
came the lock sprung back and the two
came out feeling very foolish. indeed.
Miss Grace Burgess has returned to her
home in Richmond after a'visit 10 "ge,Ie
Haven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
ctet clerk at the Union station IN

ticket clerk ct the Union station IN
Lexington.
Mrs. Margaret n. Lyle. OF near
Brownsburg Rockbridge county, has Is
sued invitations to tho marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Margaret Alexander
Lyle. to Mr.. William Goshart MoCoriklc,
son of former Governor William A. Mo-
cork1e. OF West Virginia. This marriage
IL set for Tuesday noon. January 18th.
ut New Providence Presbyterian Church.
Governor McCorkle Ia native Of Rock
bridge and long resident OF this COM
nunity.
Mr. Thomas IT. Keller, OF Buena Vista
has announced the approaching mar
riage OF his daughter. Miss vesta Keller,
to Mr. A. ID. McCurdy, also OF Buona
Vista, to take place at tho homo OF the
bride on Wednesday morning, JANUARY
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Campbell. OF
Washington and Lee University hnyo
gone to Camden. 8. c., where they will
spend the month. OF January.
Rev. Leon r. Pressly, Of south Caro-
lima. han become pastor OF the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church at Timber
Ridge, Rockingham county
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dickinson. OF
near Charleston, w. Va, are in Le1!ng-
ton visiting Mrs. Dickenson's mother.
Mrs. Thomas l. Preston.
Colonel Robert Catlett Is in Richmond
this week to be present at the opening
of the General Assembly.
Mr.. Robsr. /. McCurdy, who for tho
past eighteen years has been resident
Of Kansas. Is visiting his parents, Mr..
ana Mrs A. A. McCurdy. at Rockprldse
Baths.
A. the annual meeting OF the Mary
Clstis Lee Chapter OF the Daughters OF
tho confederacy. tho following officers
were reelected: Miss Sue P. Davidson,
president; Miss Annie r. White and Mrs.
Andrew D. Estili vioe-presidents; Miss
Mary N. Pendleton, secretary: Mrs. VII
liam q. Mcdowell. treasurer: Mrs. Mat
thew w. Paxton, historian: Miss Jennie
Stuart registrar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
SOUTH BOSTON SOCIAL

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, January a.
The home of Mrs. T. B. Johnson. on ,p-
per Main Street. was the scene OF brill
10 q o'clock, tho event cling in honor OF
ire receiving party consisted OF Mrs.
Frank Edmoroton, Mrs. Harry Gates and
Mrs. II. b. Johnson, OF South Boston, and
Mrs. u. G.. Dorsey, Miss Lula Edmondson.
Mrs. j. r.. Terrell and Mrs. Frank Book
err, OF Houston.
The punch bowl was presided over by
Mrs. James Mpscomb, Jr., and Mrs. Rob
ert II. Edmondson. The invited guests
ert Ddmondson, John watkins, Samuel
II. G1lliland, 9. 9. Morton, W. I. Jordan.
II. b. Jordon, v. l.. Fowlhes. Joseph
s,ebb,ns, r.. w. LAWSON =; a. a; :, East JN
Owen. James Throm, Chas. Lovelace.
John Coleman, II. p. Darlington. Eva Ba-
ker. Coles Spragins, q. H. Faulkner, Il.
y. Taylor, James Lipsconb, w. n. Taulk-
ner. chas. Brookss. J; r Bradley 9yr.I g. J.
Hunt, Louise Penick, J; K B wainsy 4 g., x.
II. murray. i. b. Hodges. j. NJ. Caring
ton, A. II. Vaughan, j. D. Tucker. H. {.
Howard, p. A. Anthony, A. j. Watkins
and r e. Armstrong; Misses Lz2le
Green, Louise Pen.ck. w: Easiey, wilma
NJ y
ginia Wright, Rose Watkins. Lclie Wright
and Imogen Watkins, OF South Boston.
Those invited from Houston we're: Mes-
danes r. Holt Dasley, j. D. Ferrell'
frank yyilingham, Henry Edmunds, ID.
q. Dorsey, Frank Booker and j.. w:
Johnson: Misses Garland Dorsey, Mildred
Edmunds, Leigh Faulkner, Bessie Ander-
son, Annie Johnson and Elizabeth Easley.
A delightful luncheon vas rendered the
stockholders OF the Bank Of South Boston
at Hotel Garland Tuesday afternoon. The
members and their friends present were;
r. II. Beazley, w. w. ward, j. j. Law
son. d. H. Traynham. n. w. Lawson,
Jos. stebbins. ST.. JOS. stebbins. Jr., J.
a; carrinston, " e. s b g ha a; r:
Il n. wade, N. +. Jordan and j. d.
Mr.. Tenry A. Edmunds. son OF Capt.
Henry Edmunds. OF Houston, LETT few
OF health. He was accompanied by Mr..
Henry z. Coleman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
Chinese Newspapers.

Although 1t Is notorious that the Chinese
preceded us In the invention OF gun
powder. 1t Is somewhat astonishing to
learn that Peking Is the home OF the
Oldest newspaper in the world; yet this
statement Is made In recent Issue
Of the North American Review by no less
an authority than Mr.. Archibald R Coli
quhoun. author of Greater America"
and OF other books dealing with Far
Eastern questions. II anything could sur
prise us more than this assertion, 1t is thu
fact that Tin China there are actually
no press laws in existence to-day" which.
as the author observes, Is I'm curious
contrast to tho state of affairs In more
than one Western country" Even pro-
gresslve Japan Is less liberal than China
as regards freedom OF the press, and In
the former country tho publication OF
matter deemed seditious can be punished
by fines and Imprisonment. Indeed. till
lately" says Mr.. Colquhoun. "imprison-
ment was SO common that most papers
employed prison editor or official
scape- goat, whose business 1t was to
undergo these terms. Tho real editor was
treated merely as Contributor and
thus escaped the arm OF the law" It
would seem, however, that Journalism In
Japan and China, In spite OF Its dangers,
is even less profitable than elsewhere.
for we are told that the Japanese press
man rarely receives moro than a hundred
pounds a year, while his Chinese brother
gets still smaller stipend. The serious
purport Of Mr.. Colquhoun's informing
paper Is that through the press and lit
erature OF China much may be- done to-
wards giving her true perspective"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
RALEIGH SOCIETY
Especial to The TImes.DIsnatc,,. /,

4 ID
RALEIGH. N. c.. January Is.-The
New Year reception by the Capital Club
Thursday night proved an especially
brilliant affair. serving as 1t did as not
only the formal new year reception reg
uiarly given By that club. but also as a
most fitting climax for the North Caro-
Ina Grand Lodge OF Masons in annual.
session here the past three days. T1
members OF the Grand Lodge were the
guests OF honor. quite a large number
from all parts OF the State being In at
tendance. The apartments were beau.
TRULY decorated and luncheon was
served during the evening. The punch
room was well supplied and the ball
room was thronged with dancers. The
receiving party consisted OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. IL Busbee (Afr. Busbee presi-
dent OF the club. Lieutenant Governor
+. D. Winston, grand master OF the
Grand Lodge. with Mrs. John C. Drewry;
Past Grand Master and Mrs. w. s. Lid
dell. Charlotte: General and Mrs. w. r.
Cox. Of Edgecombc: Mr.. and Mrs Henry
w. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Raney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard c.. Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Snow and General and
Mrs. Carrie A. Woodruff.
One OF the most notable club meet
ings OF the week was that OF the John
sonian Club with Mrs. a. b. Andrews
on Wednesday evening. This club is now
in its eleventh year. Just now the spe-
cial study is "Russin's Political 1nfiu-
encs In Europe" There was a vaIua-
BILE paper on the subject by Mrs. j. w.
Hinsdale. Two sketches by Russian
writer's were read by Mrs. Thomas g.
Kenan-Marier Baskhcrssift and Sonia
Kovalevsky. Mrs. Jane Ward read
sketches from Turtunies. Quests be-
Sides the club members were Mrs. r. s..
Tucker, Mrs. B. G. Cowper and Miss
Gulia Robertson. the latter OF Charlotte.
Tho Woman's Club met Friday after
noon and was addressed by Mr.. r. D.
W. Conner. OF the State Department of
Education. on the subject OF Tho De-
velopment OF North Carolina Literature"
The week has been characterized by
wedding OF exceptional note. that of
Colonel A. II. Arlington. private secre-
tary to Governor Glenn. and Miss Maud
Latta, daughter of Mrs. C. H. Latta.
The ceremony was in the Church OF the
Good Shepherd Wednesday morning. and
attracted a company of prominent So
clety folk that taxed the utmost capacity
Of the church. Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington
are now on tour North, and will be
al home to their friends after February
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WARReNToN, VA.
(sneota1 to The Times-plspatch.)

night Of this week Charity Lodge No, n,
!. g. @. !; Of this place. s was visited lite,
dian, of Richmond. The Following OH
cers we're installed for tho ensuing year:
John 3. Grayson, noble grand; G. Y. Rob
inson. .vics-grand: W. A. Garner. score
taryi A. r. Bartenstein, treasurer: John
r. spilman, chaplain; c. D. Helrson. war
DEM J. D.. Richards and G. G. Pearson,
the noble grand and w. p Galloway and
J. Z. Richards. right and left supporter,
respectively, TO the vice-grand. Follow
ing the installation OF officers. the grand
ner, and was followed by Grand Guardian
Jones in forcibls and lengthy address
for more than an hour on Odd-F'ellow-
ship, after. which an elaborate suppen
down.
The increase in membership in the local
lodge here has been seventy-flve per cent.
In the last two months. and number Of
applications are now pending.
Talk loud and-long continues regarding
the the, N f. H. OF the Warrenton Hunt
rides regularly in The hunts: The negro
Is really In the capacity Of servant.
but his appearing In the same dress as
members OF the club is what has caused
error. The poem which appeared last
week in one Of the local papers, and
dedicated to the NJ F. H OF the War
renton Hunt Club. was followed this
week by an editorial In the Washington
%. CD Mirror. which Is far from COM
plimentary to the hunt club and its mas
Ter. Mr.. James i. .Maddux.
Miss Gertrude SHELTON. Of Richmond. is
a guest OF MIR. and Mrs. julien g. Keith
this week. and is seen daily on one OF
Mr.: Keith's fine hunters.
Major r. A.. Mcintyre and his son. r.
Il Mcintyre, have returned from South
Carolina, where they spent the holidays.
Miss Willie NJ. Garner left Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Samuel Arundall,
in Charlottesville
Ernest Thomas. superintendent of the
Warrenton Electric Company, has re-
signed, and has been succeeded By Ber-
Mrs. G. w: Smith has returned from
Baltimore. where she spent tho hoIidays
with her sister, Mrs. James u, Nc Evoy.
y. p. Hall. Jr.. Of Linden, Warren
county, has taken up his residence i here G
f E1sns the d winter, and Is Occupying tho
with him his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hail
ana his sister, Miss Hall, Of Loudoun