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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-11
WATTERsoN FOR SENATE
Kentucky Democrats Expected to OPP
pose Governor Bcckhnm.


Kentucky Democrats Expected to OPP
pose Governor Bcckhnm.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November To-
Friends of Henry Watterson are urg-
ing him as candidate against Gov
ernor j. CIV. Beckham for the United
States Senate.
That there is strong sentiment
Beckham there Is no doubt. Many hold
him responsible for the party's de-
feat at the last election. His treatment
of Watterson is declared by politicians
to have cost the Democratic ticket 90.
900 votes.
Though Republican Governor was
elected, the Legislature remains Demo-
cratic on joins ballot. and Senator
of that party will be chosen. 1t was
taken for granted that Beckham would
be the choice. This is now regarded
as uncertain.
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Buffalo, is the parent corporation OF
the Lnckawannn Iron and Steel Com.
tpary.
ANTlCLERIcAL VICTORY
Grcntest since the rail- OF the Church
~ IN From TrinnOrnl Power. ~

Grcntest Since the Fall Of the Church
From Temporal Power.
4 ROME, November l0.--dsneral mu.
nlcipal elections were held In this
city to-day, and 1t is being declared
Throughout Rome tonight t&at the
nntl-clericals gained their greatest
victory since the fall OF the church
from temporal power. The contest
came as conclusion to the anti
clerical campaign. which had its be-
ginning practically with the present
Pontncate. for the clericnls were then
allowed for the first time to parti-
cipate in the political life OF the coun.
try.
There was reactionary movement
among the ontl-cerical elements, some
OF them swung over from the conser-
vatlves to the socialists. and the rnu.
nicipal elections In Rome were chosen
as nbatt1efeld. Defeat being inevitable
tho clertcals for the first time since
1870 Withdrew from the field, and as
a result the anti-clerical victory was
complete and without precedent.
The Vatican organs maintain that
the abstention Of the Vatican voters
was nothing more tlGln matter OF
tactics.
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IDENTIFIES AssAlLANT

Sandy Grymcs, CoIored, Arrested for
Attacking and RobbfnR Women.
Sandy Grymes. colored. was arrested
saulting Lucy Gaines, OF No. ii Mayo
Street and by violence taking IS in
cash from her. He was locked up in
the First Police Station.
Grymes attacked the woman Sat
urday night In the backyard of tho
house and, after strar ing her. broke
away with her pocketbook. The girl
the assault, and the alarm was i1rme-
diately given to the police. The as
sault occurred in Policeman Samuels's
beat, and he caught the negro. soma
hours later. Grymes was taken before
the girl and she Identified him as her
ASA liant.
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ana without pain. Sold at sl.oo per
bottle by druggists. Our book Of priceless
value to all women sent free. Address
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pitch. and to-day Governor Swanson
viii probably be requested to offer
4 reward for the apprehension OF the
criminal. and Mayor MCCARTHY Will also
very likely be approached with
similar request. The chief says he
would be willing himself to reward any
man who could effect the capture or
tho assaiIant, stating further that ne
will bend every effort to secure tne
mans apprehension. Major werner
smoke with great earnestness. Every
,ietectivc on the force will be put OH
the case, and. IL necessary, others IN
the department will be detailed for the
work. which. without the fainest clue
is difficult in the extreme.
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WON'T ATTEND BRYAN DINNER
Senator Rayner, of Maryland, Send
REGRETS. With ReaaonA
Sends

BALTINlORE, November 10.-Sena.
tor tkRaynsr has declined an NJ Eyitation
November 26th. The Senator said that
the men who were getting up the at.
fair were all friends of his. and that
to be In honor OF Mr.. Bryan. it was
not Intended as an initial move in
his favor for the presidency.
would like" said the Senator. ito
attend any gathering that does honor
to Mr.. Bryan. and am therefore very
sorry that / have been compelled a.,
notify the committee that It will be
ner for reason that l have given in
my communication
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RIP HER STOCKING PURSE
n5'Thnt way Thief Got 800 Which q
MAnufACturcr.a Wife Had COllected.

NEW YORK November 10.--Mrs.
Mary Mantable. the wife OF q CLOTH
Avenue. williamsburg. was the victim
OF a bold robbery yesterday in the
hallway Of q factory building at No.
1874 Seigel Street She had been sent
on q collecting tour by her husband
and had 500 IN one of her stockings
She went to No. 1874 Seigel street
to see Kaufman Spcdar. one. OF her
entered the hallway three men who
looked like Italians. seized her. One
stifled her cries by placing his hands
over her mouth and tho other two
raised her skirts. ripped the stock.
ings and got the money.
Before Mrs. Mantab Bile recovered from
her astonishment the assailants had
ssttsapipearsdf. sne went ,t TO the stags
ported the robbery.
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EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS $4,000
Direct Reports from Itnratagh Show
That Disaster Was APPEALING,

Direct Reports from Knrntagh Show
That Disaster Was Appalling.
ST. PETERSBURG. November TO-
The hrst direct reports from the scene
OF the great earthquake at karatagh,
Russian Turkestan, about three weeks
ago, reached this city to-day from u
correspondent who accompanied the
kan. Telegraphing under date OF NO
vember 9th, this correspondent says:
The town OF Karatagll was complete
~ destroyed. The fatalities number
900 in the adjoining district OF De-
nausk. All the villages In the vicinity
were wrecked.
1t Is probable that there are hum
investigation Is only now determining
the apDroSimate number
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GIRL SENIORS PULL HAIR
North York Hixh school, Sees Boy
juniors WorSted.

North York High School, Sees Boy
juniors Worsted.
YORK, PA. November 1o.-Principa1
Conway. OF the North York High
School, has his hands full with bit.
ter war between the girls Of the se-
Nor class and the Junior boys. Yester-
day afternoon the feud developed into
physical conflict between the two
classes. In which the hair-pullng tao.
ties sof tho feminine students scored
heavily for, them.
The principal came between the COM
batants, and 1t was agreed that he
should arbitrate the matter. The ju-
Nor boys had Haunted new class
pennant In the faces OF the senior
sene OIL and burned 1t. This led to
the conflict In which the boys were
wOrSted
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LOCOMOTIVES FOR JAPAN

Twenty four Being Built In Patterson,
n. j., Under tss Japnnesc Designer.
PATERSON, N. J.. November lo.--
Twenty-four locomotives are being
built at the plant OF the. American To-
csc government The locomotives are
being .>ush:d and it Is expected to
have the full consignment ready for
shipment by the middle OF january.
engineer drew the plans for the loco.
motives and is experimenting tho cons
Struction.
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MAN DIES OF MYxEDEMA
Bank Cashier Injected by Handling
Paper Money. for Years.

Especial to The Times.Dispatch.J
NEW YORK, November l0.-For ten
years a victim OF malady that has
puzzled physicians, Edward H. Hall.
cashier for twenty years. died this
week at his home No. zoos Fifth. Ave-
nue.. from nyxedema, a rare disease.
caused by con- tnued contact with paper
money. Twenty years spent In count
ing money infected Mr.. Hall with the
deadly germs that Turk In the ordinary
bank-notc.
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of Edgeton. Ohio was found at Goshen.
Ind. last week, and the body OF Henry
Rank was found at La Porte, Ind, on
Friday. The detectives established the
identity OF the dead men, and declare
they really We're murdered and robbed
by tramps. The car In which Murphy
was riding showed evidence of a
struggle when examined at Buffalo.
n. Y. The detectives have traced the
tramps In the direction of Detroit, and
hope to make an arrest.
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CHRISTIAN.-Died. at his residence.
2912 East Marshall Street, Saturday
night. November g. 1907, at II
T1AN. Sri. in the slxty-eighth year
The funeral will take place from
Christ Episcopal Church, the time to
be announced later.
at his residence, llO6
West Marshall Street. November
aged seventy-seven years.
Funeral notice later.
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MURDERED BY TRAMPs
Three Death. Thought to Have Been

Three Deaths Thought to Have Been
Accidents Prove to be Crimes.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. November TO-
Three men who were found dead along
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway at various points in Indiana
last week and supposed to have been
accidents We're murdered, Chief Z. A.
Snyder, of the railway detectives force,
said Tonight. The body of ]. w. Muir
ply. OF Colorado Springs, who was
caring for load of horses was found
1T South Bend, Indiana, November I'd.
The body OF Ralph Kyle a telegrapher
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Made Money Order ONCE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., November TO-
The following Virginia post offices have
been made money order offices In con-
forrnity with the plans of the Postn1a s.
ter-General to facilitate the transmits
sion OF money through the malls! Cas-
Teton, Crockett Springs. Dovesvtlle,
Figsboro, Manning. The Hollow. Tinls-
ling and Victoria.
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TEDDY BEAR MAKERS FIGHT
Strike at skin Toy Factory Results In
Row on streets.

Strike at Skin Toy Factory Results In
Row on Streets.
NEW YORK. November 10.-There is
trouble in the Teddy bear factory In
Brownsville, and as a result three
young men were arrested this morn
ing for lighting In the street. The
factory where the little skin toys are
made has been in a turmoil since We'd
nesday, when all the suffers and cut.
ters went out on strike. because the
boss refused to let them unionize.
New hands were hired, and between
these 'scabs'' and the pickets thrown
out by tho strikers there has been
constant friction. One of the new
ha nds was going to, work to-day when
he got into a dispute with a picket. "A
general fight followed. winding up In
the Gates Avenue. Police Court.
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william c. coleburn.
rsnecial "a The rirnes. nlsnatch.1

71 [Speclalto The Times. Dlspatch.1
Among n1e5, the Deaths OF the Week is that
OF MI. William G. Coleburn. OF Ac-
cornac, aged seventy-slx years. He
had been, q merchant at the courthouse
tho words heard by any one that
upon his character. II Is
generally conceded that he did more
acts OF Kindness and more to help
county. Ssfli
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or TRAGIC, DEATHS
no BE BURIED TOGETHER
The Popular Beard Brothers Whose Sudden End in
Danville SO Shocked Their Friends, to Be
Laid to Rest in Amherst To- ID ay.

thu citizens OF his district and practii,
cally ill OF the county officers asking
for his reappolntinent.
He was q steward In the Amherst
Methodist Church, and always took
n prominent part In church mattcrs.
Beard. will be held at the Methodist
Church Tomorrow at III o'clock A. NJ,
The funeral services OF Mr.. a. Dl
Beard will be held at the Methodist
Church Immediately after the conclu.
sion OF the services at the Baptist
Church. Tho intermert will be In the
Amherst Cemetery Immediately after
the scrviCes. IS
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sCHWAB AFTER STEEL CO.

His nethlchcn Concern Seeking tn
Control Lnckawannn Property.
LEBANON, pa, November lot is
reported here that the Bethlehem Steel
Company is one OF the corporations
that is after the I.ackawanna Iron and
Steel Company's properties here, Sew
eral weeks ago rumors regarding a
probable sale OF the Lackawaana prop
critics named the Pennsylvania steel
company as a likely purchaser,
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FINDS NO FOOD: KILLS WIFE.
Hungry Man, cruzea with Jealousy

Hungry Man, Cruzcd with Jealousy,
shoots Spouse and Her Sister.
7 WILMlNGTON,D DEL. November TO-
Returning home tonight and finding
no meal awaiting him, Fred Underhiil
secured his revolver, and going to the
home OF William Nelson. he found
there his wife and her sister. Without
q word he fired two bullets into his
wife's head, killing her, and then
turned the revolver upon the sister,
Rachel Nelson, firing five shots into
her, body She is expected to die.
Cnderhill gave himself into custody.
he was crazed with jealousy.
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LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE
TO HAVE LIVELY SESSION

BATON ROUGE. La, November 10
Much interest is evidenced In the open
ing tomorrow OF the special Leglsla-
ture. Owing to the fact that the gu
on and that Lieutenant- Governor Sand
ers Is a candidate for the Democratic
nomination. 1t Is generally predicted
that the session will be q lively ono.
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HAD 8 FORTUNES; DIED POOR
Hartford Man Once Kan Elevator Al.
ter SquanlcrinE Inheritance.

HARTFORD, CONN. November TO-
three OF the largest fortunes ever left
to Hartford man. died to-day. penni-
less. at the City Hospital.
Inheritance. and he was the centre OF
youth OF the city while his money
held out. Afterit vanished he secured
Gle, Chester Adams. died. leaving him
another large fortune. This lasted
only a few months, and Adams has
since been in distressing circum,
stances. He was seventy.six years
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DREYFUs PENsIoNED
Gets Sum Awarded n Captain Instead
Of Minor.

PARIS. November 1o.-The an.
nouncement OF the pensioning OF Major
Alfred Dreyfus was officially gazetted
yesterday as follows:
"Dreyfus. Alfred. chief OF squadron
(majo); thirty years ten months and
twenty-four days service; pension
from August rs, 1907, 1850 francs
(s470) a year."
Dreyfus having retired before com.
pleting two years. service as major,
received only the pension OF captain.
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AMERlOAN JEWISH coMMITTEE:.
Organization OF BODY Created TO Pro.
tect the Rights OF the Jews.

OrganIEat1on OF Hody CFeated TO Pro.
NEW YORK, November lo.-Mayor
Sultzberger, OF Philadelphia, was
chosen president OF the American
Jewish committee at the annual meet
ing here to-day. The committee elect
ed I. ". Bernheirn. OF Louisville. KY,
treasurer; Herbert Friedenwald, OF
this city,. secretary. and Julian w.
Mack, OF Chicago. and Isaac II.
K emper, Of Galveston, Texas, vices
The aims OF tho committee, as of1-
cially set forth. are ito prevent in.
frtngemant OF tho tiril and religious
rights OF the Jews and to alleviate
the consequences OF persecution.
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KILLED BY GUN SHE FOUND
Curious Revolver Picked Up by Little
Girl Goes or, Killing Her.

Girl Goes on, KininE Her.
. NEW YORK, November ll.-Jenny
Mundi, siX-year-old girl, whose pa.
rents live at 1924 Sixty fourth Street,
Brooklyn, while playiig In the street In
front OF her home at noon yesterday
found an old revolver OF peculiar work
manship, The weapon had four bar
rels. each with trigger OF It's own,
and the whole was engraved fanta sti-
cally.
The little girl, pleased with her md.
started on q run to show It to her
mother, playing with It on the way
The weapon was discharged, and a
An ambulance was summoned from
the Norwegian Hospital but when Dr.
Norton arrived the girl was dead.
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tho Waterbury Country Club plugged
the barren opening to-day with almost
200 pounds OF dynamite. The explosion
resounaed for miles. Now the club has
q spoutinE Geyser.
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TO Protect Mc.ico,. Intcrests.

SAN ANTONIO. TEX. November 10
A special to the Express from Mexico
City says: In a few days the banks of
this city will Issue call to the banks
Of the entire republic for a conference
in this city. at whicll9it will be decided
what action to take In protecting the
interest OF Mexico because OF the Imam
clal condition..
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NEWS GATHERED
FROM SOUTHS|DE
New Pastor Of Cowardin Avenue
Church Resigned Yes
tcrday.
RESIGNATION is ACCEPTED
Rev. Mr.. Harrell Called to Fill
Pulpit at Clopton Street
Church.
RESIGNATION is ACCEPTED
Manchester Bureau, Times. Dispatch.
No, 1902 Hull street.

=
No. 1902 Hull street.
At the morning service yesterday at
Cowardln Avenue Christian Church m-
mediately after the sermon the new
pastor. Rev. a. j. Renforth. who came
here from York county several weeks
ago. announced that he had decided to
his Resignation. which was accepted.
Mr.. Renforth frankly admitted that
he was disappointed In tho field. the
and that he thought he could do bet
ter work in his old place. Ho Will
leave here this morning for York coun-
ty.
Rrv. Mr.. Wooden. OF Alabama. nlled
the pulpit last night. and will preach
again next sunday. Up to this time
the officers OF the church have taken
Mr.. Renforth came here. to succeed
Rev. c 20. Woodward who resigned
during the summer.
MIR. lInrrcll Called.
Following the. morning service ut
congregation held meeting and tho
pulpit committee announced that It had
received 2 eommmnication asking that
relieved from his charge. After hear
ing the various reasons assigned for
the request the congregation voted TO
successor and on the Recommendation
OF the committee. Rev. j. 3. Harreil.
formerly OF North Carolina, but late
~ OF Williamsburg. was recommended
and a. call was extended to him. Mr..
Harreil happened to BE filling the pull
cept the call within few days. He
has on several occasions preached here
and the congregation Is much pleased
with him.
Mr.. Farmer Dead.
\ Mr.. Percy v. Farmer, OF No. ll10 Fer
ry Street, died at his residence yester-
day afternoon at 1915 O'Clock, after
an illness OF several months Mr.. Far
mer Is survived by his wife. He was
ithirty-two years OF age.
Mr.. Farmer was q member of Davis
Council. Junior Order OF American Me-
chanics, and delegation from this
organization viii attend the funeral. y
which Will take place from Cowardin
Avenue Christian Church this afternoon
at g. O'clock. The interment will be
made In Maury Cemetery.
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Money Sent to Far west.

I. t.. November 1o.-The
Patterson Mercantile Company received
New York by express. The money
will be paid for cotton to relieve the
financial situation. officers OF the
company say that much more money
is now on the road from the East. Up
to this time the banks have been un-
able to procure currency.
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PRIEST ANGERED BY POSTERS
Orders Removal OF Ianing Bills for
Theatrical Thriller.

TheutfIchI Ihf1IIef.
RAYoNNE. N. j.. Noyember 1o.-Rev.
Peter f. Reilly. pastor OF st. Henry's
Church, this AFTERNOON ordered posters
to be removed from the fence in
closing the site for q new edifce.
Avenue G. and Twenty-eighth Street,
in the residential section. The flaming
posters advertised a great theatrical
thriller. which Is to be given. which
White by Harry Thaw. One Of the
posters depicts the famous girl in
the pie" incident. The priest threatens
to have the fence torn down unless
the Objectionable posters are removed.
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LIGHTNING CHANGE ROOSTER

Black Month Ago, His Feathers are
Now Pure White.
NEW YORK, November 1o.-Thonas
Hawkins. superintendent OF Frank s.
Joness estate, at Sayville, l.. T.. Is
proudly exhibiting a bantam rooster
that was Jet black month ago, but
whose feathers have since turned
white.
The other feathered inhabitants OF
the barnyard now look upon the roos.
ter as a leader, and obey all orders.
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Drill for Well, Get "A Goyser.
WATERBURY,, CONN. November 10.
Discouraged over Its attempts to get
water In a newly sunk .artesian well,
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RETIRED SHOE MERCHANT
AND HIS MONEY MISSING

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. November 10
Edmund "a. Morrow. aged forty six
years. retired shoe merchant of Phila-
delphia. and lately cottager in this
city. has disappeared. and his wife
fears that he has met with foul play.
He had about $4,000 in his possession
when he left here on October 31st for
New York to keep business engage
mcnt. Since then he has not been
l. eard from. Morrow, who amassed a
snug fortune, retired several months
ago and came to Atlantic City to live.
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Walter S. Brown.
{ SneciaI to The Tinea. Dlapatch.l

sHACKLEFoRDs. VA, November To-
Mrs. Joseph NJ Mildly died at her
home here yesterday after several
weeks illness, with typhoid fever.
Funeral Monday from New Hope
she was an earnest and consistent
member. She was about thirty years
old and had been married four years.
Mrs. Milby Is survived by devoted
husband, parents. two sisters and a
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M0NARCHlsTs FAR AHEAD
Barely Fall Short Of Majority In New
Dumn-MOdcrntes Next.

ST. PETERSBURG. November To-
The results OF the elections for the
Duma is 437 districts out Of 442 are
known. The Deputies-elect include
1875 Rightists: II Constitutional Dem
ocrats, and rs Leftists. Radicals.
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: virginia-Fair. much cold
er Monday: Tuesday fair; colder In
east portion; light to fresh northwest
winds.
North carolina-Fair, much colder
Monday; Tuesday fair; colder or the
coast; fresh west winds.
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Thre.tened Ia shoo, Him.

George johnson was arrested last
night. charged with being drunk and
shoot Walter Bullock. He was locked
up In the First Police Station.
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Spider bite Kills Woman.
HARRISBURG, November 1o.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Grassnian, aged sixty years.
died at lnglestown to-day from blood
poisoning caused by thel bite OF a
spider two weeks ago.
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EX-BANKER TESTlFlES
Financicr VIM. j. F. Reynolds
Unable to Walk.
Munyon's Rheumatic Rem Z dy
Made Him Well.

Mr.. william j. II. Reynolds ex-banker
and flnnncier. writes: Philadelphia octo.
Der 20. 1907 ~ was perfectly helpless witt,
rht rmatisr could not walk I could
not stand. My feet ankles and knees were
terribly swollen. and had not known a
nights rest for more than year. 1 used
every available remedy known. with little
or no relief. a friend advised Munyon's
Rheumatism Remedy and reluctantly tried
IT. Tho first bottle relieved and pnr-
CHASED another. Before the second bottle
had been half used was absolutely and
perfectly cured. never felt better in my
life than feel now.
~ shall always DO but too happy to give
a fuller account OF what Munyon's wonder.
fui Rheumatic Remedy did for me and cheer.
srond with me upon the subject.
..yHM. j. +. REYNOLDS,
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Cruisers Leave for oIontevideo.
RIO JANEIRO, November 10.-Thc
american cruisers Tennessee and Washing
on Admiral Sebree commanding which ar
..ved here November 18th. left this afternoon
u half-past-i for Montevideo on their way
% the Pacific.