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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-31
There's No Necessity for Bakins

at home when bread of equal quality can
be had by specifying Schneiders Malt
Bread at your grocer's. Uniformly pure.
satisfying and nutritious. Order 1t. &C loaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-31

Chris. Handlers Melliston Wild Cherry
Cordial is household remedy for colds and
lung troubles. 15c bottle Only at 800 Ith
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All Will Enjoy the Sunday Dinner
if the meats for the menu are supplied
by T T. Keane Co. All are home-dressed
from selected stock. Special displays of
Washington dressed Beef, Veal. SOuthdown
Spring Lamb, Picked Lambs Tongue,
Country-Cured Hams. etc. Stalls 34-5l Cen
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Heurich's Lager is Conceded Finest.

Choicest materials are employed-every
drop Of water is filtered-the very air in
which it's cooled is purified by filtration.
Healthful. palatable, delicious. Try case.
doZ, $3.50; bottle rebate, Soc Phone w. 81.
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All Amateur Pictures Printed, Sc Up.
In real velox. WILSON'S. 7R 9th st. NV
ap14-tf
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Buy the Anti-Leaky Dangler Gasoline
Stove. A Eberly's Sons us It'll NV
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Exquisite Floral Displays Assured
When executed by Blackstone, 14th and H.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Sits Atlanta, Ga, & Return SITS
Via Southern Railway June and g. final
return limit June 8, 1907, account meeting
Southern Golf Association.-Advt.
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C. A. Muddiman & Co.
In Producing cold Gloryn Beer

Jewel Gas Ranges and Water Heaters
GIG 18th St Lamps 1901 G st
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Fine New Furniture at Auction

Saturday. 1880 a. m. Selected sample pieces
direct from manufacturers for every room
in the home. Seats provided. Visitors al
ways welcome. Wilson & Mayors, 1927 and
121J G st.
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IN OFFICIAL LIST.

MISS Emma Il. Clarke Reappo1nted
Teacher in Public Schools
The name of Miss Emma r. Clarke, a
ffth-grade teacher in the public schools,
was inadvertently omitted from the salary
list published yesterday in The Star Miss
Clarke has been reapponted as teacher
for the next school year at her present
salary of $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-31

A LOST article advertised In THE STAR
does not remain lost long
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Reisinger Makes the Best Ice
Cream, 81 gal. SOC u gal. 235 G. Tel. NJ. 2I67.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
$4,000 HIS SHARE or THE
LOOT IN pEKIN in 1900,
A. Z. chamot Now Involved IN Frisco
bankruptcy PToeesalngs.

san Francisco. oct Seventy thou.
sand dollars l. the value placed hy A. 4.
Chamot upon i collection ii r0ri0s ae.
auifed" 81 him a. Pekil, China, after
the allied troops entered the Chinese
capital 10 protect the foreign residents
in 1900 This eamc onf before hank
rupsey referee Green Wednesday during
the examination Of Chamot BY the nttors
ney Tor the credits Of the Peters Ma,
chine company, II which Chamont Is
president, and which failed for $4,000
That Chamot's estimate Of the value
II tho Chinese loot was not too high
was evidenced hy Mk admission that he
had sold part 81 the collection IN New
York Tor $4,000, Included in this lot
was jewel'studded cup said 20 have
belonged % the dowager empress and
valued AZ S5.000. The remainder OF the
curios consisted OF three panels and a
screen, which are now being
offered for sale AZ the upset price Of
$4,000 they being heavily encrusted
with jade and gems.
At the time Of the boxer uprising,
Chamot kept q hotel In Pekin. For the
burning Of this building By the rebels
the French government obtained for Cha
mot from the Chinese government an
indemnity Of 100000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
WANTS SCIENTIST
BOOKS K0N VESSELS
Retired Naval ofaeer Pleads With De-
partment to Put Them in
Libraries.

New York, Oct. 5.--The Tribune says
that the navy department has been hav.
ing protrsrtcd sessions with the Chris
tian Scientists, who originally suggest
III that their textbooks should be pnr.
chased by the government for distribu.
ton 10 all ships libraries.
The navy department adheres 70 the
policy Of not purchasing scctarian lit
eratnre. and this rule cannot b. De.
parted from IN behalf of any denomina'
lion. A retired naval officer, formerly
In command u dpe of the battleships,
Who attributes his relief from disability
To Christian Science, urged the admis
son Of the books Il the ships libraries,
and when II was decided not 70 buy any
Ne asked II Il would not be possible 70
present 10 the navy department enough
Of tho textbooks TO furnish one for ey-
cry vessel in commission. This Offer
had 10 be declined also. Finally il was
arranged that the officer might write TO
every commanding officer, asking II he
would accept the book for his ships
library.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
A PRETTY TAMB0 GIRL
TRACKS. MURDERERS
For Years She Has Secretly Served Js.
rome, Even While Beating Out
Merry Jingles to Her
Own People.

New York, Oct. 5.-Maria, hand.
some Italian tamborine girl, who daily
and nightly charms thousands IN the
streets with her sweet mnsic and still
sweeter face. has opened the book OF her
life and revealed a chapter in her APP
parently simple career which Is as
strange as i was unexpected
For years she has secretly served
Dist. Atty. Jerome as detective AMI
interpreter. She has delved into the
secret reoesses OF the Italian quarter
and found missing witnesses IN murder
cases. And 80 skilled and shrcwd did
she prove herself in this work that the
district attorney sent her 10 Europe in
a murder case in which he would trust
no one else.
Dressed in the simple native costume
which she wears in the streets as a
tsmbouriue player, she appeared "a a
witness In the case OF Raaaelo Csseone.
who Is on trial a second time for MUIR.
der. She gave her name a. Mrs. Maria
Sinisehalehi. and at first denied that
she had done any detective work.
Then the attorneys for Cascone' hur-
ried TO the comptroller's Office and found
vouchers bearing the signatures of the
tambourine player. When these voueh-
ers were shown her in court she ac-
knowledged that she had signed the re.
ceipts and received the money.
The vouchers showed that she had
been employed in many murder cases
besides that on trial Two years ago she
was sent to Europe ana returned with
evidence which fha dfef rist .ttorra,y ..+ss
certain no one else could have secured.
She was paid $3.50 in connection with
the case Of Frank Ajello.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
EVANS THE BEST OF EN- ALL,
SECRETARY METcALF SAYS
Cabinet ofieef Pays Remarkable Tribute
to Commander Of Fleet.

Washington. Oct. 4.--Seeretary Met
calf paid a remarkable tribute 10 Rear
Admiral Evans yesterday. when his AZ
teution was called 10 reports chat Evans
bad disregardci Iie battle tactics OF the
general board. Rear Admiral Evans, I"
liz said. has had more experience than
any officer In the navy Of his rank, and
ID respect 10 Judgment. skill. and ahil.
it's, / consider him the best officer In
the navy IN active command I do not
believe he has an equal in any otter
navy in the world. The department q
entirely satisfied with him and trusts
him fully"
Since the president declared In his
speech the fleet viii return after n stay
on the Pacific, there has been much
curiosity as to how long Il will remain.
A high officer Of the department said
yesterday Il would BE- two months in
the Pacific. lie further asserted the
navy had greatly improved since the
order for the cruise, that officers were
anxious 20 be assigned TO the feet. and
that enlistments had doubled. He added
moreover that diplomatic relations had
greatly improved
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
MAKES BROTHERS
DAUGHTER HIS WIFE,
Couldn't Do II Under Laws Of New
York, 50 He Goes to Rhode
Island.

woonsocket, RI. Oct A romance
checked BY the laws OF New York STAKE
reached climas here when David Cohen
y merchant Of Setx. York city, and mis-
niece, Miss Annie Conen, his brothers
daughter, were niarried. They are now
in New York and on Oct rs a reception
viii be held in the Shaarechdeck syna.
gogue on One Hundred and Eighteenth
street.
Tne laws Of New York are such that
an uncle aud niece cannot marry, but
In Rhode Island the bars are only let
down to Hebrews, whose religious laws
permit The custom.
Cohen is 2s years and his niece and
wife is 1s The ceremony took place at
the home of a friend of Mr.. Cohen's,
Joseph Sehten Of Polo street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
Foot Bali Games TODAY.

Harvard vs. Maine, at Cambridge.
Yale vs.. Syracuse, at New Haven.
Princeton vs.. Stevens, at Princeton.
Pennsylvania W. BuckneIl, at Phila.
delphia.
Cornell VS.. 0berlia. at Ithica.
West Point vs.. Franklin and Marshall
at West Point.
Annapolis VS.. Dickinson, at Annapolis.
Carlisle vs.. Pennsylvania State, at
Williamsport.
Dartmouth va Tufts, at Hanover.
Amherst ". Springfield Training
school, at Amherst
Williams rs. Holy Cross, at Will
Jamestown.
ssvartnnore vs.. Rutgers, at swarth-
more,
Lehigh V. George Washington, at
Washington.
n. Y. Y, ". st. Stephens college, at
Ohio Field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
CHARGES CRIME IN THE
NAME OF TRADE
Professor Zueblin Says That the @capi-
talists Have Got Us
Biuffed."

Chicago, H., Oct. Every crime in
the decaloguc is committed and every
kind Of chicanery and deception Is prac.
tised in the name OF business today
said Prof. Charles zuebliu Of the Uni.
versity OF Chicago in his lecture on
Business 10 the Woodlawn Peoples
institute. In the extension Of govern
mental control to business activities,
Prof. Zueblin secs the solution Of these
economic problems
"The trouble with om captains OF
industry" he said. is that they have
ingrained in them the spirit OF the bully.
President Baer. for instance, arrogates
TO himself the divine Office Of steward
of the Reading railway and general in
structor in everything TO everyone.
In San Francisco after the fire a
man was shot for charging double
price for bread; but have you ever heard
OF one Of our great capitalists being
punished for boosting prices No. We
have not got that far yet. They have
got us bluffed."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
WANTS CONGRESS TO SHIP
NEGROES TO LIBERIA
Says Separation Is Essential for Blacks
and Whites.

Denver. Col. Oct Al n. Walker,
president of the Colorado African Col
onization society. says race separation
WIS essential for the blacks as well as
for the whites, because only by that
means can The African race develop
along the lines which nature intended,
The only way TO escape q condition that
is rapidly becoming worse is by emigra-
tion to Liberia, where q black republic
can he built UP. Many blacks would
like to go, but owing to their lack Of
means, were compelled to remain here.
The situation, he said, called for con-
gressional aid.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
Secretary Of Commerce Tells
Cotton Men This Country
SHOULD GUARD ITS TRADE
Says Mckinley Saw the DaageF-iigh
Walls on This side Mean High
Walls Across the Sea and the
Loss Of Millions.

Washington. Oct. Secretary siraus
u the department 81 commerce and
labor sounded warning note against
excessive tariff rates yesterday In an ad
dress at the closing session Of tie
cotton manufacturers convention.
II you build your tariff walls TOO
high In this country" aid Secretary
straus. "yoa viii encourage high walls
Of the other side, which are known by
the name Of discriminating d0ties.'
eve are striking that wall now. No
one forcsaw this more clearly than
President Mckinley, and no one has
shown the way more clearly how TO
overcome the existing and Increasing OBJ
staeics that lie in the path Of our for
cign commerce. lie recommended rees.
procity and a revised tariff 60 meet toe.
changed and changing conditions In Or.
der 90 gain our proper snare Of toe
foreign markets.
"The so.eailed yellow races are
steamly Increasing customers Of your
goods, and a. they advance and prosper,
provided we keep their good will, they
viii hul Nult anu mort OF foui PfeA"tt
and Of other American manufacture.
China took $4,000, 900 less from you
last year than the year before.
"How much 81 this waA due 10
ssilent non-important agreement" whiea
was used 70 effectively by Us preceding
the Revolutionary War, and which j.
known by the modern name Of 'boyeotf
leave you 70 figure out. Probably
Minister WI, when he comes here, will
help You figure, and ! think II you get
him 60 tell you all that he knows the
information cannot fail 70 be valuable
both 10 you and 20 other industries.
Trade, like water, finds its own level,
and follows along the highways Of least
resistance. A good trade agent win gct
more business than general at The head
Of a great army or an admiral in COM
mand Of great feet These mag be
useful 20 keep the highways open, but
not 70 make trade Good will, good cheap
goods, and a good knowledge Of the
market are the three requisites for good
trade"
Postmaster.Generai Meyer also adj
dressed the convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05

DIED FROM POISON.
WOMAN ARRESTED.
New Yorker, Il IA Believed. Given .
Boston GiEl Figures In the
Case.

New York. Oct. 81 Clark Edwards,
who had been missing from home three
days, was taken from the Criterion hos.
pital IN West forlieth street yesterday
suffering from poison and died few
MINUTES later IN the New York hoe.
pltal
lic told the ambulance surgeon some
eac must have given him drug. Grace
Evelyn Moore, 20 years OF age, was ar.
rested a. a suspect She says she saw
the man take white tablet.
Edwards had apartments with hls
wife and iS.ycar-old daughter az 81
West Niucly.Thini street
Mas Moorc. beyond telling the police
she arrived Ia the city few days ago,
will reveal nothing concerning herself.
Il never saw tho man before IN my
liic,H she declared. Il have just come
60 thc city after having spout two
years In Boston,
Considerable mystery IL thrown upon
the womans story from the fact that
no morphine tablets were found Ia Ed
wards pockets. All be had was SIS
aud a gun metal watch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
Valuable Prescription Which
Anyone Can Prepare
AN AUTH0RIIY'S ADVICE
Try This at Home for Kidney and Blad
der Diseases and Rheumatism-Ge
the Ingredients from Any Drug.
gist and Mix Them.

HThe people here do not drink enough
water 70 keep healthy" exclaimed a well
known authority. The numerous cases
Of stomach trouble, kidney and bladder
diseases aud rheumatism are mainly due
ia the fact that the drinking 81 water,
natures greatest medicine, has been
neglected
stop loading your system with patent
incidence and eufe.allsi but got on the
water wagon. II you are really sick,
why, Of course, take the proper medi
clnes-plain, common vegetable treat.
ment, which will not shatter the nerves
Or ruin the stomach"
When requested for such prescrip.
tion for the cure Of rheumatism aud kid
ney trouble, the answer wAsi "You
must make the kidneys do their work /;
they are the filters OF the blood. They
must be made 70 strain out Of the blood
the waste matter and acids that cause
rheumatism; the urine must be neutral.
lied 30 Il will no longer be sonrcc Of
irritation to the bladder, and. most Of
an, you must keep these acids from
forming In the stomach. This i the
cause o. stomach trouble and poor diges.
ton. For these conditions | would sug.
gest the following prescription. which
is composed OF only vegetable ingTedi-
enis, which can BE- obtained from any
good prescription pharmacy. Anyone
can mix them BY shaking well IN a
bottle. Fluid Extract Dandelion. one.
half ounce Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla,
three ounces To be taken in teaspoon.
full doses after each meal aud at bed.
time, but don't forget the water. Drink
plenty and often" This valuable infor.
nation and simple prescription should
be posted up in each household and used
at the first sign Of an attack OF rheu-
matism backachc or urinary trouble, no
matter how slight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
ToLST0I PLEADS THAT
HE is A PENNTLESS MAN
Author Wants the Public to Stop Pes
tering Him for Help.

st. Petersburg. oct. "A letter was
published here yesterday from Count
rolstoi asking that the stream Of re-
quests for financial assistance addressed
to him be discontinued, explaining that
twenty years ago he surrendered his
property 20 his heirs as IL already dead,
and that the sole sums at his disposal
now fare occasional foreign contribu-
tions, which l distribute in the neigh
borhood.H The letter adds:
II am overwhelmed with petitions,
and when answer that regret being
unable to help the petitioners they reply
in a eross,tempered manner. And when
/ do not answer the petitioners also
reply IN cross.tempered manner. II
the puuiic believes me when 7 say |
have no property, Il should spare me
from such petitions, and il 1t thinks
am q deceiyer the public should not ex-
pect benevolence on the part Of such a
man"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
wATTERsoN TO BRYAN.
Marse Henry Gives Kentucky Advice to
the Nebraskan.

Louisville. KY. Oct. 5.--EIenry Wat.
ier-IournaI bid Mr.. Bryan welcome to
Kentucky and gave him some advice to
be followed III his speeches next Mon
day and Tuesday in the interest of the
Democratic state ticket Mr.. Watterson
says:
Mr. Bryan will do we'll in his Ken
lucky speeches to omit all reference to
government ownership and to let the
initiative and referendum severely alone.
The Democrats have troubles az their
own without any special importations
from Nebraska. Within this limitation
the Confessional welcomes Mr.. Bry-
an heartily.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
MOTHER ADMITS KILLING.
\ FATHER 10 FREE SON
FeAnng Real Criminal Would BE Exs
suted. She Compiled . Bogus
Confession Then Attempted
suleids.


Detroit Mich. 0et. g. Driven almost
insane hy fear that her son, Euxenst
would ho convicted Of the murder n
hts father, aifs Chafles Chadwick Of
Atlanta has written an extraordinary
suplession in which she asserts over and
over again that khe and not Eugene
was guilty of the murder 4 WA hrs
intention 20 end hee own life with a
pistol shot, leaving behind the paper
which should forever brand her a. . muir.
deress. but which she hoped would free
her son.
Tier sacrifice WAS 10 vain, for inst A.
she was placing the revolver 20 her
head. the screams Of her little daughter
attracted the attention Of deputy
sheriff who entered the room IN time 10
take the revolver from the frantic We
man.
Atlanta, where the murder took place
= a hamlet in the midst Of some Of the
widest. roughcst country Ia the state
A week ago the body Of Charles Chad
wlel, was found lying beside a lonely
road with bullet IN Bis heart. Snspl
clon pointed 10 HE son. Eugene, aged
rs. Tracks found near the body exactly
fitted Eursne's shoes. he wa lacked
up pending the outcome Of the inquest.
Il was then that the mother made her
attempt 10 divert suspicion from the
one who il believed 10 be the real Grim
inal. Her confession was written In
hysteFieal style in the form Of letter
70 her son.
She said a. her husband left the house
she put on her sons shoes, took down
The fiile which her husband himself had
loaded. followed him down the road and
shot him a. be sat by the roadside.
Later, after being subjected 20 . se'
we're examination by The officers, Mrs.
Chadwick broke down and admitted that
her confession WAS false.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
WOMAN AND POLICE CHIEF
KILLED I'M ANARCHIST RIOT
Fifty Three Outlaws Are Marched to the
Prison

Odessa, Oct. "a detachment OF DO.
lice in plain clothes had desperate
fight with q band Of anarchists Thurs
day night, resulting in the capture of
fifty-three Of the outlaws. The police
were preparing to break into meeting
when the anarchists discovered their
presence and opened fire, killing Assist
ant Chief Of the Secret Police Delfinskv
and wounding several men. A fierce
hand-tohand fight followed, during
which q woman was killed and two men
we're mortaily wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
THEY TEACH POKER IN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS SAYS CONGRESSMAN
Reading Dickens, Whom President Quot
ed, Not Only Amusement Of
Famous Town.

Cairo. III. Oct. 5.L'tDo they play
poker in this part of The worldf" asked
some one of Congressman Chapman, WHO
represents Egypt in Congress and who
came down here 10 meet the President.
do they play poker heref" responded
Congressman Chapman. why, my boy,
they teach ii in the public schools"
So as Cairo is booming and increasing
her population and her production every
year, they don't worry very much over
what CHARLES Dickens said about their
ancestors and their town half century
ago. Then Cairo had only a few hun
.dred people. Today you ask the average
citizen the population of Cairo and he
SAYS; "Wel $4,000 including the
whites.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
PRINCE CHARLES"
DIES A PAUPER.
Day, Known in Boston as Bon vivant
and Theatrical Man in His Prime.

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 5.--Once upon
time Charley Day had fortune. To.
day be lies dead in the Spring Side
almshouse. In his time he was bon
vivant. wore fine clothes, dined at clubs
and Travelled. lie started in the circus
business with Barnnm and was called in
those days Prince Charles because ne
had retinue at his heels.
Later he was a theatrical manager
and Laura Keene was his star In Bos.
ton he was known to the old-time the
atregoers as well as TO the men whose
faces were familiar in hotel Hobbies.
\ lie was wont to match gold coins for
the value of the coins and dinners for
the fellow whose luck was the best.
The death record shows that Day was rs
years ola He had one brother.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
TWO DEMOCRATS CALL BRYAN
EARTH'S GREATEST BLOWER.
His Chances Good as Short Tailed
Bulls in Fly Time.

Washington, d. G, Oct. IA great
row was stirred among the majors and
colonies Of the Virginia Democratic as,
sociation at its annual meeting here on
Wednesday night, William Jennings
Bryan was the cause Of the rumpus
Major Glasscock, charter member
started the trouble by offering resolu-
ton abiding to Bryan as ''the greatest
blower on earth" and setting forth that
he stood az much chance of election III
"a short tailed bull in fly time Major
Mcdowell Darlington seconded the reso.
luton, and tempestuous debate fol-
lowed. In the end the resolution was
withdrawn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
National Leagu
cAsrELLANE DIVORCE ABSOLUTE.
Time Limit for the Counts Appeal Has
Now Expired.

Paris, Oct. 5-The time limit In
which Count Bonn de Castellane could
appeal to the court Of cessation expired
Thursday, and the divorce decree OBJ.
tanned by Nine. Anna Gould, the former
Countess de Castelane, is now absolute.
Nine Gould has settled out OF court the
creditors claims, both against herself
and the count.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-05
cARLIsLE'S aSTpvEPIPE'
STIRS UP WASHINGTON,
The Old White One, Worn in cleve1an :
DAYS, Reappears.

Washington, d. C., Oct. 5,-John q.
Carlisle stirred up all manner Of com
ment yesterday by walking along Penn
sylvania avenue, wearing his old white
stoyepipe hat Of the Cleveland vintage,
which was formerly 50 familiar to this
city.
"Who's that old codgerf' and similar
irrevcrent questions were frequent, as
Mr.. Carlisle strolled through haunts
where once he was better known,
He is IN Washington preparing tile
argument for West Virginia's Sls,000.s
900 debt case between Virginia and
West Virginia.