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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Wytheville Social News.
.tspecial to The Zines Dispatch

Gs tSneClal ONIhe
wYTHEvILI4E, VA, October as.--
principal Of the Wytheyilie High
School, moved his family to Roanoke
this week. where they will reside in
future. He has many friends here
who regard his departure ass a loss to
the town nd.community, generally.
Josephine. Of. P%ittsbuIg, Pa. returned
home TUESDAY. after spending-the suns
mer in Wytheville.
Among the Southern visitors who ar
rived in town this week. are Mrs:
Charles =. Coates and children, Baton
Fl Barton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robin
son, of New Orlsans.
Mr.. Charles Brown, of KnoXville, Is
the guest of relatives for a Gtew lays
en- route to the Jamestown Exfosl-
Miss kitty Smith. Of Lynchburg.' Who Who
g been the summer guests of Miss
Willie Withers. at "Ingleside, ~ left
Monday for New York. l
Mrs. EltZaheths EWaldsi Is Visiting, rela-
tiyes In M%artinsville for a few weeks
Mrs, Charles Heuser left Monday to
Visit her n%arents,,,M Mr.. and Mrs. John
panied by her aunt, Mrs, Mary Hoge
1Wytheville. 4 /.
Among those who attended the re-.
union In Norttolk We're Dr, Samuel say
Pewell, Judge Samuel M W. Wiili i; Is
Messrs.. Robert. Sayers, y, 4, Burtpl
md ~. Lee Twinkle. It'll s#@
Mr. Charles MaeAltstesrs has raturn,ct
from q visit w StatesVille. N. c.
Miss Lonlse Henderson,. OF Blacks,
sh,sNrg.s N visiting Miss Alice Brown ~
EGWAtlHN .&TnNsSHA 4SAh3
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Boykins, Social Iews.
Especial 10 Tho Times-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
BOYKINS, VA, October 9G.-Captain
Z. I4eabell. of the Tar River Railroad
is spending a few days at his home
In Portsmouth,. Va,
Mrs. r. M. Knight and Miss Grace
Knight We're in Norfolk Thursday and
Mrs. Sue Everett. from M~urfreeshoro,
M. c.. Is visiting Mrs. Nj. O. White.
Mr.: +. e. Carlton is attending tho
Miss Roy Priddy is visiting friends
in Norfolk. and attending the expo
Rev. C.P. Ryland and family, OF
Windsor. Va. are guests of Mr. ana
Mrs. II. b. Reaton.
Mrs. W.. FL. Britt is visiting her
mother, Mrs, NJ. Stephenson, OF Pen
Mrs. u. q. Harris and daughter,
Helen. have been quite sick the past
Mr. ana mrs. IS. L. Beaton were in
Norfolk Saturday and Sunday.
'1Aittle' Retta Hart. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Hart, has been very
sick this week.
Or. ]. M. Pitcher, Of Petersburgs.v Va,
preached an able sermon In the Bap-
tist Church sunday morning,
81 Miss Blanch BRYANT is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. S. 5B. Edmunds, of Norfolk.
Mn. w. b.. colonna. from Newport
News, Va. visited his sister, Mrs. u.
RI Bryant, Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Roanoke Social News
Especial to rhe Times-ntspatcb.1

Especial to The Times-nispatch.I
Nat tpaN9k VA. October 26.-Miss
3naltle Harris. president Of Virginia
" Thursday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs. q. w. Hughes. of Charleston. s. c,
Ihose present We're Mrs. Lafferty;; Mrs.
rhicKWir MIS-. Allen. Mrs. Palmer;
Misses MIS- Terry. Miss Middleton. Miss HUI
ger, Mrs. Lawience.Davis, Mrs. George
Payne, Mrs. Mercer Hartman and Mrs.
4. w. Botwright, Delicious refresh
ments We're served.
one of the most Interesting chfldren,s
parties ever given in Roanoke was that
by Mason Jamison. lr.. the one-year-old
son of MIR. and Mrs. Mason Jamison.
two sealss w at'e inv,saa. NJ Tso ssil sre assr
We're Beverley Mercer Hartman, Jr.;
Charles ANres, Lr., James Bolts. Jr.,
Ghap; Carson, Jr., Baby Figgat. Baby
other youngsters" started to the par
ty, but fell asleep on the way, and
had to be taken home. Each boy had
the pleasure of trying to swallow q
bail, II each girl baby tried to cat
served.
Mrs. Mary Engleby Bennett has is-
sue INVITATIONS TO the marriage of her
ace Gilbert Wood. Of Newport News. at
acknowledgements Methodist Church.
Wednesday, octobef' 30th. at . p. NJ.
The ladies of the Civic Betterment
for the Southwest Virginia Festival,
which will begin November 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Ruckner have
returned from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Buckner. in Richmond.
Miss HELEN Nottingham As visiting
her cousin. Miss Ann Nottingham, at
Client. Norfola.,
Miss Mary Rogers has returned from
n visit tosIer sister. Mrs. II. A. Mccain,
in Crafgsville.
Misses Minnie. Bertha May and Lila
Moomaw returned from the exposition
Friday morning.
Mi. and Mrs. ii. M. Darnall. MISS
Mary Hale, Miss Elizabeth Darnall, and
Miss GraSelcy. have returned from the
jamestown Exposition.
have resided In Roanoke seventeen
; Years, Will locate In johnson City.
TENN November LIST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Food Poisons.
90 Per Cent. of All Discusses the Result
of UnLiKcsted PutrefylnK Foods.

Men of affairs, women of society and
chtiuren with active pralns are too
IoIten ~sedentary II their habits, giving
little time TO exercise. To TINS evil Is
added that OF high and Irregular liv-
ing-as a. resulr, the stomach cannot
stand the made upon 1t. Inc
abused II oNertaXed stomach does
not properly do the work OF 3algestion.
food taken in terments and the poison
permeates the Whole system. The boay
roses in weight and becomes a prey
the attack OF whatever disease 1t
may encounter.
Did 1t ever occur to you how busy
that stomach of yours is? 1t only hoIus
three plnts, Il in one year YOU force
~ TO take ln.2.foo pounds OF maternal.
digest 1t and prepare 1t TOR assimilation
into the blood. No wonder 1t rel~ls
when overWorked. We crowd 1t with
steaks and pastry, irritate its juices
stomach TODD It's work. 1t can't do 1t.
All over the inner aver OF the stonl-
ach are glands winch secretei the Juices
necessary to dlgestlon. The entrance
OF FOOD into the stomach is the sigma
Tor these gtands to 40 their work. Ihe
more the TODD, andFthe nlore indigesti-
bic, the greater the demand upon them
and upon The muscles 5or the NAIL nu-
Think Of the tons Of high-seasoned
game, sweetneats and appetl2ers
cranmed into this little %four-ounce
mill, and then wonder, II 9 VIII, Why
lSOuhStIS NtHAS NJ luuSCalCur OEMCOlSll-
Ipated. Don't blame your stomach o II
lcurse your tate that you should be born
so unfortunate. Rlame yourself and
apply tie remedy.
First, get u small package Of Stuart's
dyspepsia Tablets, taxing one after
each meal ana at bed time. They are
mot a medicine, but asdigestive, Your
stomach IS Worn out and needs help,
not medicine. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's will do the work that the tomach
falls to do. There's enough power IN
one grain OF Stuart's Dyspepsin Tablets
togdigest 5000 grains 8Oflordinary food
so you needn't fear that anything you
eat Will remain In your stomach undi-
EgeSted.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Will rou,
the poison because they removetEthe
EcAuse-fo0d fermentation. They airs
natures own cure for dyspepsia, The
host OF troubles dyspepsia is father al
Icunnot ba numbered, for Il healthy
1sstomach is the source of all health.
Seize your onportunitty before WORSE
for free trial packaRe OF Stuart's
lsnyspepsiH Tahlets.s They Will bring
.syonr stomach relief, lr,sgA. Stuart co,
ASsl50. St,mrt Bldg. Marshall. Mich,
Tlle#s7S5ep ~ cent sixrH folB s;ll U at youl
Tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Ter, OF Toledo. Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
r. a. Miller. at No. 72a West Main
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Creath left
Friday TO visit the exposition. They
will be; at the inside Inn.
Mrs. s. C. Graham, OF Tazewell. is
the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. Rich
mond Minor. at Forest Hill.
re-. a. ]. May. of Tazewell. Is
spending GONE time at The Guerrant.
Mrs. Blake Corson, who has, been
visiting her mother. Mrs. L. A.. White,
returned last week to her home ut
Great Falls. S. c.
Mrs. Lula c. McPhail. the State re-
cording secretary for the Kings
daughters. Will leave tomorrow
morning for Danville. to attend the
annual invention, which opens on
Tuesday the 29th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Monterey'So News.
M rhn rlmas.plsnatch.l

lSpeclal lo lhe Ilnss-l' spatch,I
MONTERREY, VA, October 800
Hon, Edward Eckols, OF Staunton, ac-
companied by Mr.. s. a, Porter. spent
part or the week in Highland,
The following Confederate veterans
Camp at Norfolk. and Incidentally the
exposition: w, "a. Cunningham, Cap
tain s.. A.. Gilmer, q. ]. 5lliner II Nj.
A.8C,orbett.
Mr.. u. M. aArbogast, n prominent
business ma OF Marlinton, w, Va,
Was In Monterey ThursdaN.
Mr.. &C.. IT. IFlelslei, Il Well known
citizen, 81 !, q Il, place, Whq NJ. llas hsen
decided ull65n tile advice OF his ply
sicinn.ato spend The coming winter In
Florida. His wife Will accompany
HIM
5Oshorne Wilson. sl,sa. commissioner
SiW chnnGer,y, Isl Visiting. his ssslttldren III
ENNast4N two of wlluln reside IN
l~l,ocalontsis and orc IN Shallostoi4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Bon Air Social News
fSnecial M The rImes.pIspatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
BON AIR, VA. October PR v. Mr..
s. j. Hammond, of Del, who preached
last Sunday afternoon In the Presby-
tcrian Church, was the guest OF Mr.. J.
h. Cox, Jr.
Miss Juliet Talcott. OF Richmond. was
the recent guest OF Miss Harriet Cooke
Mrs. Leroy Flippen. Of Powhatan
her sister. Mrs. Alan Ferguson.
Mr.. Alan Ferguson is absent In West
ding of a relative. asseiaeu =
Mrs. a. l. Adamson entertained the
Library Social Tuesday night. Zee club
1t was IN innovation and quite pleas
ant to have the gentlemen present. The
guests were asked to bring scissors
and We're given large squares of blue
be cut without drawing. Various and
curious were the sizes and shapes.
The menagerie was pinned on a sheet,
and Mrs. Fairleigh Cooks ostrich was
the consolation. Delicious refresh
ments were served in the long dining
room. the table being decorated in
green and holly berries.
Phe guests were MIR. and Mrs. o
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Morton. Mrs,
Asnburner. Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Prindle,
Mrs. Dodds, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. With
4 - ~ A AZ - - 49,
Powers. Jahnke.l prindle, McCluer VIII
liams, DR.. u. u. McCluer II Mr.. Bull
tlington
Mrs. Sam Gown and daughter left
Thursday for their home In Birminx-
ham, Ala, having been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. L.. Adamson.
Mr.. and Miss Clarke, of Chicago. who
have been ruralizing at 'kilburn." left
this week for their Western homo.
Mrs. Norman Morton and daughter
have been recent guests of Mrs. j. 1i.
Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson are
visiting Mrs. Chas. Ashburner.
Misses Carrie and Hernine Moore are
home again after an absence of some
weeks.
Colonel and Mrs. T. NJ. r. Talcott
and the Misses Talcott Will spend the
winter in Richmond with Mrs. Parker
on Park Avc
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. C. Harry have re-
turned from the jamestown l1Nposi-
ton.
Mrs. E. b. McCluer has returnedffrom
a Western trip.
1t gives the public great pleasure
to read Mr.. Polk Miller's card, an
nouncing that his business will KEEP
him from public entertainments only
temporarily. Mr. Miller has entertain-
ed thousands. and is better each time
and it Will be a great loss to the pub
lie when he does make his final ap.
fpearance.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Williams have
returned from their bridal trip and
are at Avenel.
Mr.. Anton Jahnke is home again from
q trip to Texas.
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accepted The position Of hotel clerk

accepted the position of hotel clerk
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. a. Arnold, Of Pater-
son, n. j., are among h most popular
of our social circle.
Mr.. Richard Barry, of New York,
had to make a flying trip to his nome
city this week, but expects to return
on Saturday to join the next weeks
hunting party.
4 pleasant family grohp who have
won many friends consists. OF Mrs.
r. II. Powers, her daughter, Mrs. III. Il.
Donnan, land two granddaughters.
Juliet end Pauline.
Mrs. II. G. Smithers and little daugh-
ter Helen. from Norfolk. reached here
on Monday. Mrs. Smithers is an en-
thusiastic horsewoman. and win stay
over for the association meet.
Mrs. r. NJ. G. Glenn. OF New York.
arrived Saturday, accompanied by Miss
fScboolield and Miss Alexander. two
very charming and attractive young
ladies. who add greatly to the social
life tof the hotel.
a well-known graduate Of Pottsviile
Hospital. In Pennsylvania. Is q late
addition to the saritorium staff
Mr.. Clinton Pettfs. of New Haven.
Conn, is of the most popular young
men here. MIR. Pettis has made ar
engagements tos return In January with
his mother to spend the rigorous win
| ter months --.y
Mrs. F. o. Moring and Miss Minnie
Morning, of Raleigh. \. q, viii be here
and win be warmly welcomed.
Among 7 latest arrivals may be
Va; A. s. stores, Richmond, Va: Miss
Jessup, Fayetteville, n. c.; Mrs. .Iessup
and children, Chase City, Va. Messrs.
9. r. Saunders, Richmond; Va; i. N,
noke, Va: 10. Finch. Richmond, Va;
]. +. Moore, Baltimore. Nd; G. a.
Shippey. Richmond. Va: James F. Pr
Va; ". r.. Clayton. n. c.; Francis Las
sitter, Petersburg, Va; Elmer Porter
p~ittsburg: Pa: Arthur II. 1saacs, Bal
n. c.; A. J. Bates. Washington.- u. g.;
Miss "A. s.. Overbey. Richmond, Na.:
Messrs. ]. o. Atwood. Richmond. Va;
Mrsyand Mrs. W. A. Arnold. Paterson
Minneapolis. MINI; L. c. Moody. Vir.
ginia; w. r. Williams. North Carolina;
]. s. Centair, Boston. Mass.:hD. NJ. II
Carroll n wife, Raleigh n. c.: Miss
New Jersey, James a. Craig. Block
stock, s: c.: Mark Roberts. Boston
Mass: Mrs. Fl. c.. Smithers and LITTLE
daughter Helen Norfolk. Va: G. Il
clHnOTe. IL. Nj. fillmore
Lynchburg. Va: o. T. Stewart, Greens
boro, N. c.: John G.. Lea. Danville
Va. W. A. Holland, Danville, Va: G
II. Radgett, Richmond. Va.i 4. IS. Dye
and wife, Marietta, Ohio; NJ. O.Keefe
Carnegie. Pa; w. II. Gregory. North
Carolina: John b. Francis. Virginia
~. T.. Goggin, LyIchburg, Na.: &C. w
Funkhouser, stanton, Va: w. Il
New York; James G.. Thomas, Lynch.
burg, Va; G. l.. Graham, North Caro-.
lima: II. II. Deputy, Philadelphia. Pa.
AT. Beason. North Carolina: w. y
Mum, Mrs. u. II. Meanley, Richmond
Va, and Master e. II. Meanley, Mr.
JIG. Ferneyhough, Virginia.
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Corr; Mcssrs. Hurry Tabb. Cecil Page.
Colgate Selden, Will Bridges, Mahion
Benson, Robert COrbeli.

The Rev. Arthur Lawrence, d. D., Of
Massachgsetts was a weekend guest
Or. Lawrence preached at Abingdon
Church on Sunday to a large and in
terested congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart Bryan
We're guests this week :. Eagle Point.
The Rev. S. Scollay Moore and Miss
Julia Moore. of Parkersburg, are at
Toddsbury. guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
Mrs. Walter Perrin and Master Bald
win Perrin left on Monday for Balti-
more. where they will be the guests
OF Mrs. David Baldwin.
Mrs. Welsh left on Tuesday for
Mrs. James Meredith Is In philadel-
phla.
Mrs. Howard Janbier. and Miss Kate
Me Meadama have e. returned = ned from Norfolk.
Martini .vandergrift. Richard Byrd
Arne Johnson and Richard Taliaferru
and Misses Anne Page yandergrift,
Eliza Lee, Matte and Ethel Corr, Leila
Jones, DR.. Brondas and Matte Broada
and Mr.. Fred Jones, were visitors al
the Jamestown Exposition during III
Mrs. r. II. Folks is in Norfolk visit.
Ing her brothers. the Messrs. Montague
Miss Kate Folks Is in West Point
Miss Sue Thurston has returned fron
Norfolk.
Mr.. Allen Caperton, of Virginia. an.
DIR. Ingle, of Baltimore. were week.
end guests OF Mr.. John Tabb, OF Sum
merville.
Miss Molly Jones has returned from
a visit to Willoughby Beach.
Mrs. Hansford Taliaferro left OF
Thursday for a visit to Baltimore.
Miss Mary Kemp is a guest of Mrs
! Charles Il. Cary.
Mrs. Emily Hopkins. of Waverly
spent the week with Mrs. S. Janney. OF
! Waonda.
MIR. j. Houston seaweil is in New
port News. guest of his son, Iohn
Tyler Seawell.
The Norwegian postal authorities
have under consideration an applica-
tion from a firm which wishes to prin,
Its advertisement on the back of pos
ltage stamps. 1T suggests that the
money derived from this source bt
used TO build a ~sanitarium for con-
IHNmntiYaS. .I. -. A..a..I
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Colonel and Mrs. r. NJ. r. Talcott
and the Misses Talcott will spend the
winter in Richmond with Mrs. Parker,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson are
visiting Mrs. Chas. Ashburner.
Misses Carrie and Hermine Moore are
home again after an absence of some
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Nh. wv. b. Colonna, from Newport
News, Va, visited his sister, Mrs. II
r., Bryant, Sunday.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-02

No man, with dependents, and without an ample fortune, can af- ford tn be without insurance Ii not insured his family carries the risk.
 F0H RENT NT->1tnall furnished house close in. Apply this office
 To you want a boys shoe that will wear? Get a Billy Buster at Levy's
 Ii you are looking for the BEST OF MEATS come to the VALDEZ MARKET We handle only the choicest of STEER BEEF, MUTTON PORK, VEAL, Milk Fed Spring Chicks and Eastern Oysters. We assure you that the Prices, Qvality and Service is the best. VALDEZ MARKEr PHONE 20
 Even if 1t is a little early. you had better get a piece of cut glass for the occasion, as it is all one third off the marked price this week. Owl Drug ComYany.
 Green River Whiskey and Olym- pla Beer-That's all, at the Horse shoe.
 A. B Buttons Ar KERN
 Pocket knives? Sure-and good ones too. Owl Drug Company.
 WANTED MEN 10 cut cord wood by the cord. Apply to A. Holman, Copper Center
 A. B. Buttons Ar KERNs.
 Follow the crowd 10 the Mon tana and see the new moving pictures.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-02
Afognak,, April 19 = Marshal

Afognak,, April 19 = Marshal Bowers has recently launched new schooner, which he built at Kodiak. Captain Pajomen, l.. l.. Bowers, Miss Stone and Miss Clark all of Kodiak cane here on her maiden trip. Tie marshal took back with him E. Christensen, wife and half dozen witnesses in a case arising out of family troubles in Christensen'S family.
 The schooner Alice came m yes t~rday from Talikly bay, where J Falstadt has been showing hi- coal property to Mr. Chester, an expert from Seattle.-A F.
 50 styles of new oriental trim mings, complete stock at " B. x M Co.
 Willard C. Marsh mas been ap- pointed to succeed Howard M kutchin as special agent of the department of commerce to inspect Alaska salmon fisheries.
 c. P. Converse, formerly of the Great Northern Steamship Com panv, has been made assistant to NJ, k. Rogers. general manager of the railroad at Catalla.
 The suit of J. H. Causten against E. T. Barnette was decided April IS in favor of Causten. who sr- cured a third interest in the prop erty and a third of the profits amounting to approximately $fOO.- OOO The action was brought to recover an interest acquired by grubstaking Barnette in 1901.
 The following Alaska companies were Incorporated under the laws of Washington, April 18th, to handle the properties located by T. w. Blakney: Fidalgo Mining Company, of Seattle, $500 900; c B. Mccullough, w. NJ. NJ. Mackin- tosh, c. E. Bogardus, Ira Bronson and D. B. Trefether. Taral Copper Company of Seattle, $1, 100000; same incorporators.
 Mothers-We have the Best Shoe for little folks ever put together. A flexible and wide extension sole. very stylish and durable. This is the ideal shoe for children. Sizes 5s to 2s at A. l.. Levy & Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-02
Indians Dying Rapidly.

states that there have been many deaths among the Copper River Indians during the past winter. Twenty -onc U.ud since November anu a large nNmber of the surviv- CTS are suffering from diseases of ! ihruat and lungs. They are all snort of food, anG have lived most of the winter on lynx meat and rabbits.
 Mir and Mrs. Howard $. Reed, q! %"nta Fe, N NJ ,ure on their way 60 Alaska where they hope to slay many varieties of game. They started on hunting trip in Alaska last year, but upon arrival in Val dez found that their outfit, which had been sent with their .,uide or an outside passage steamer, had beer lost, before they could reft thcmselves the bear season was over They spent four months however, in hunting for moose and sheep, bringing down a number of these specimen.
 It has cost Fairbanks $25 per day to care for it's indigent this } win CT.
 Dr. John K. Morton, a dentist, who has been practicing in Mil. wauEce for several years, is coming to Valdez in a few weeks to locate.
 Any size skiff or dory built in two days Valdez Boat Buil ders. at Lumber Yard. Oak Ribs speciality.
 The Red Cross has the largest assortment of tobaccos and smok, CTS requisites in town.
 Tive Boston Alaskan is authority for he statement that Skagwav man will explore the Yukon valley in search of ice worms
 A fine line of Pockets Knives at RuGolphs.
 Chas Tncklenburg will open saloon on Latouche island as soon las he can construct building.
 The Reynolds Alaska Co. has contracted with the Trenton Iron Co. for the installation of Bleich- ert system aerial tram at the La- You he property.
 The Ladies' Bazaar will receive on one of the next boats the finest line of Shi,t-waist Suits ever brought to this city.
 They want his money. Tn 1898. or '99 the Swedish Mission Society sent one Peter Anderson as a mis- sionary to the Eskimos at Golovin Bay, Alaska. The missionary busi ness for which Peter appears not to have been particularly well l adapted, didn't agree with him, and he forsook the calling for that of prospcctor in which he amaSsed a fortune of several hun dred thousand dollars Now, the society has obtained a judgment for $25O,OOO against him, on the ground that being sent out by it he was it's agent, and that consequent 1 ' 1t Is entitled to all his gains