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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Gold Dug Up.

Oil City. Pa, Nov. 19.-Edwsrd
Woods and Thomas Dickinson, lumber
men employed at Rsed's tawmill, at
Oleopolis, II miles esst Of here, took
q day of to hunt rabbits yesterday, aud
as result are nearly $4,000 richer.
incidentally, scores of men sre searching
the hills'des near Oleopolis, hoping to
duplicate the golden treasure discovered
By Woods and Dickinson. The two
men we're on the tack Of rabbit which
ept red hole While they were digging
with the ends Of their guns they uncover
ed an iron k,tle filed with bright gold
coins. Woods snd Dickinson a,tily lift
ed the kettle aud found 1t contained
So, 900 In gold and t22 10 silver. The
men carried the kettle with It's gold coins
to the camp and exhibited 1t 10 their
felloW-workmen, Work was instantly
suspended. the lumbermen, together
with drilIers aud pnmpers from nearby
oil leases, rushing to the spot indicated
by Woods and Dickinson, about two
miles from Oleopolis. Old-time resi-
dents believe the money wss buried by
John Caldwell, 40 eccentric farmer,
who died In sn intaue asylum 80 years
ago. Caldwell, who was a widower,
sold his farm for $4,000 during the
early oil development. He withdrew
the money from = bank at Plummer,
then a AOurishiDg oil town. Aged res
idents recall being shown the money by
Caldwell, but never knew how he dis
posed of it before becoming insaae.
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Rumors Of WaE.

vienna, Nov. ia dispatch from
Catsro says hist tle MontsnegIin govern
ment has distributed arms to the entire
adult male population 10 the vicinity Of
Mt. Lovins, where s 900 Montenegrins
Yesterday established themselves and
trained number of siege guns so as 20
sweep Gaia o. The dispatch says that
Mortenegrin sentries and scouting par.
ties now dot the entire Austrian irontie,f
aud Mouetenegrins living abrt al are re.
turUing prepared to take up arms.
Vienns, Nov. 10 The Fiction be-
tween Austria aud Servia Hnd Monterrey &
has become 50 acut, TIA Austr an genei
ais today urged upon Emperor Franz
josef the necessity for an immediat:
movement against the Balkan states.
st Petersburg, Nov. 19.-B.aten In
every detail Of bis Balkan policy by hi
own assistant, Secretary Tcbary-
kof, OF the foreign Office, Foreign Minis
ter Iswolsky's resignation is today con-
siderel only q question Of few days al
most. Iswolsky's retirement will near
the elevation Of Tchsrykof to the head
Of the department and the Substitution
of an attitude toward Austria which can
hardly fail TO precipate the threatened
Balkan conf ct in the spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Virginia News.

DR.. James Edward Tompkins, Of
Fredericksburg, died at the Johns Hop
Kin Hospital, in Baltimore, yesterday.
William Edgar Goodridse, As years
old, q prominent citizen OF Montrose,
died yesterday after an Illness OF one
week of pneumonia.
Marriage licenses were Issued in Wash
ington yesterday TO Peyton G. Fur, OF
Clarendon, and Frances M. GreenlaW,
and to Willie Brady, Of Markham, and
Nan Robinson, Of Delaplane.
J. q. o. B verley, Of Essex county,
shipped few days ago nine head OF
beef cattle, bred and raised on his farm,
to the Baltimore market. They averaged
l All pounds and sold for 81, 22l.25.
Miss Ssllie Washington Maupin, Of
B gilmore, has presented 70 the old
historic Lambs Creek Episcopal Church,
in King George county, a beautiful
silver aims basin 10 memory Of her
sister, Miss Agnes Marshall Msupin.
Judge Martin B. Wood, fer six years
Judge Of the court OF Scott county, died
at bis home at Bristol, Tuesday. Of n
com plita ion Of slisments, sged 6S. BE
was a lieuter act in the S.enewall bril-
Gale, and was wounded In the bttIlo Of
Snarpsburg, Md.
Ms. Mary Williams Avirett died yes
terdSy at her home Buens Vista, aged
seventy-6Ve years. She was the wife OF
Rev. James B,ttle Avireit, chaplain Of
Gen. Turner Ashby's brigade during the
civil war, and also Ashby's biographer.
Her "a her, the late Philip Williams, Of
Winchester, was one OF the leading law
yers of the Valley Of Virginia. She
leaves husband and one SOD, Col.
John Averet', ejitor Of the Cumberland
(Mi Evening Times.
A movement has been set on foot at
Waynesboro, to build a mAcsdamiE
r ad across the Blue Ridge mountains t.
connect Augusta and Albemsrls counties
which will be one of the links Ia the
proposed highway from Stanton 10
Z chmoud. A meeting Was held the
other day at the home of Col. ]. W.
Brown, ntar AflOo, when plans we're
discussed. The old right OF way along
The Chesapeake aud Ohio RailEay has
been selected on account OF It's even
grade. Private subscriptions will be
asked to supplement the appropriations
Of the county supervisors OF the two
counties.
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NO BISHOP.

As stated yesterday the Maryland
Diocesan Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church adjourned at Bslti'
more tia: day until next May without
electiug a coadjutor bishop.
Unable to concentrate enough strength
upon aoy one nominee to elect him co.
adiutor bishop the convention adjourned
after the twelfth ballot. The action was
taken upon motion OF Bishop Paret, who
as bishop, hss the authority to call au-
other special convention when be setu
fit, although it is unlikely that any fur
ther steps will be taken until the regular
session next May.
Nine offical ballots were taken, the
last OF which showed the following re-
suit:
Clergy-One hundred entitled to vote
majority to elect, 81; SO votes cast, rs
follows: Rev. Dr.. ]. 81. Ecceston, As;
Rev. r. s Oouplsud, 20; Rev. DIR. N.
8. Thomas, 2; Rev. w. o. Hicks, /;
Rev. DR.. W. q. Faulkner, 8; Rev. DR..
f. M. Je6reys, 8.
La ty-Ninety-nine entitled to vote
msjotily to elect, 80; 6S votes cast; Rev.
DR.. J. Il. Ecclestou, %; Rev. DR.. r.
S COPELAND, 80; Rev. DR.. E NJ. Jei-
freys, 6; Rev. DR.. W. O. Hicks, 4; Rev.
DR.. N. s. Thomas, /; Rev. DR.. W. q.
Faulkner, l.
At the close of the balloiiog Rev. DR..
j. Houston Ecclestop, Of Emmsnuel
Church, was just six votes ahead of Rev.
DR.. Robert S. COPELAND, Of Ascension,
on the total vote for the twelfth ballot.
While DR.. COup'aod got only four votes
more from the liity tbau from the clergy
DR.. Eccleston got twice as many votes
from the clergy as from the laity.
There are these who believe that the
strong run which DR.. Eccleston and DR.,
COPELAND have made will have the effect
of eliminating both, and that some dark
horse will win.
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The Market.
Georgetown n. O.. Nov. 10 Wbss' So los

NIRGTNIA.--In the Clerks Office Of the
Corporation Court OF the City OF Alex.
andria, on the 18th day of November, 1908.
Dora BOrdner, complainant. vs.. John 8.
Bordner, Samuel Groh, william +. Gil
bert, w. Gywnn Gardner, E. N. Hopewell.
A. I. Smith, trustees. snd John G. Brooke.
defendants.
Memo. The object Of this suit is 10 sell
house and lot on west side Of Alfred street.
between King and Cameron streets, In the city
Of Alexandria, Va, and satisfy q Judgment
lien Of the complsinants.
Ii appearing by an affidavit iled in this eause
that diligence } as been used on behalf of the
complainant TO ascertain in what county or
corporation the defendant, John 8. Bordney
Is, without effect, and his Whereabouts h nm,
known and that the defendants. William
Z. Gilhert, w: Gywnn Gardner, E. N. Hote-
well, a. !. Smith and John c. Brooke.
are non-Tesidents Of this State: II is Ordered.
Ihat said defendants appear here within
niieen days after due publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to protect
intlr Interests in this suit, and that copy of
lhls order be forthwith inserted 10 tire Alex
andria Gazette, q newsps per published in the
city OF Alexandris, Once week 70, four tuc-
eessive weeks, aud posted at the front door Of
the court house Of this city. A coOy-restt:
NEWELL &. GREENAWAY. Clerk.
Oliver q Brumback. p. O. nOvis w4w-w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
More Taxes for Germany.

Berlin, Nov. 19.-With the declsra
ton thai Germany appears as a psryenu
aud upstIrt among the other nations OF
Europe, Chancellor Won Buelow made a
startling speech In the Reichstsg today
10 support of the eight finance bills, by
which it is proposed to increase the an
nuallrevenues 1926, 900, 900.
Germany is unpopular among other
pa,ions," Won Below said, "and the
only way We can regain our prestige is BY
the upbuilding OF our naval and mill
tsry forces. Germany needs armsnents
and the money to Guild and maintain
them. Our finsDca al System is our weak
est point, and it is our pstroitic duty to
Inauguste new taxes. They are necessary
to the national welfare aud we must sub
nit to them even if they entail the
greatest hardships."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Sacrificed Hla Fortune.

Cleveland, o., Nov, 9.-Mayor Tom
L. johnson today announced that biz
6ght for three-cent fare and against mo.
nopoly In Cleveland bad cost him biz
privsts fortune. He will give up his
magnificent home on Euclid avenue and
move into smaller house. His auto
mobiles will go too. His wife owns the
Euclid avenue home, but johnson says
he 10 too poor to occupy 1t longer.
Mayor johnson lost approximately
$500, 600 10 one sWoop through mis-
management of his Lorraine Interests
whi'e he was busy trying 10 make tire, :
cent fare pay last summer. In spite OF
bis 6osncial reverstS, Mayor johnson
says he will keep up the fight and be q
candidate for mayor sgsin 10 1909
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Assignment.

Philadelphia, Nov. 19.-Followipg
legal action brought against them a.
their New York Office, the brokerage
firm OF John A. Boardna1 & Company,
members Of the consolidated Stock Elk.
change, Eith head Offices 10 this city,
today made sn assignment TO LIucolu
l.. Eyre, an attorney. The liabilities II
Is sad, may reach $40. 900. The firm
% aiptained branches 10 eighteen other
cities. John A. , ardmau, who hsd
long been regarded as the successor Of
the defuuct firm Of Haigbt & Freese,
attributes the failure t. attacks made
upon bis business, which caused fall
ing IF of customers until iusliy bis ex.
penses exceeded bis profits aud he wa
forced to close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
LanSburgh&BrO
400 to 426 Seventh st. 421 10 425 Eighth 6t
WASHINGTON, D. q.
Rumora of Murders.

Psris, Nov 19-RumOis oft murder Of
Prince Ching and Yuan Sbi Kaie, grand
councillor, by high Chinese official are
printel in today's Paris paI ers. The accounts
are indefinite and conflicting.
No mention of TIE epo,te1 death of the
Dowsger Empress, Yehonala, is contained in
to lays dispatches
Disuatches from Manila say efforts to con-
firm the above reports have been unsuccess-
full
Msnila, Nov. PA dispstch to the local
death Of Prince Ching at Pekin last night
was officially reported there today: The same
dispatch say that the Dowsger Empress Ye
houala is seriously i'll and intimstes that the
trouble is traceable to he same cause viii
is thought 10 have caused the recent death o
Emperor Kuang-Hsu and the Dowsger EN-
press Tsian-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19

XIRGINIA.-Tn the Clerks Office Of the
Co p0raiion Court Of the city of Alexan.
dris, on the 18th day Of Noyem Der, 1908.
F. Kenneth Bsggett
VS.. : In chancefy.
Ethelred II. Baggett
Memo. The object Of this is to obtain a d.
Voree vineulo matrimo ii from the defend
ant, and for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cauEe that the defendant, Ethelred n. Bag
gett, is nonresident Of this State: II Is o.
dered, That said defendant appear here with
in fifteen days after due publication OF this
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect
her interests in this suit, end that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted 10 the AleKan-
dria Gazette, newspaper published in the
eity of Alexandra, once a week for four sue
eessive weeks, and posted at the front door Of
the Court House Of this city,
A eopy-TEsTE
NEWELL 8. GRFENAWAY, Clerk.
By LOUIS N. DUFFEY, D. C.
Douglass Stuart, pa. movie w4w-th
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Unltarlans Aggressive .

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. l9.-Maiu-
tsining tba! the election Of w. Fl. Taft
to the presidency gives to the Unitarian
church 80 opportunity to make immed-
late appeal to America as the real Ameri-
can church, Rev. o. W. Casson, of Bos-
ton, secretary Of the publicity commit.
tee OF the Unitarian church OF America,
In an address here last night sdvocsted
the use of the public press 10 advance
their teachings. ga d the Rev. OAsson:
The public press is the greatest power
in modem life. We of the church
should take advantage of 1t. Advertise
daily in the newspapers portion of that
which you teach Sunday in your pulpitS.
You of the church may think you are
doing your duty when you 20 through
the routine Of church work on Sunday.
| say that unless you take advantage OF
your opportunities as, for instance, your
opportunity to appeal to the people
through paid advertisements in the
newspapers, you are not doing your
share"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Mr.. Rockefeller on the Stand.

New York, Nov. 19.-John d. Rookie.
Teller, supreme dictator Of the Standard
Oil Company, hurried soft answers to
the consilerate questions of bis own
counsel when tine hearing was resumed
before United States Commissioner Fer.
ris at the Customs House this morning
The large room to which the hearing
has been transferred owing to the former
newspaper men aud spectators was pack
ed to suffocatiou long before the director
OF the oil trust arrived with attorneys
Milburn and Rosenttal.
Mr.. Rockefeller caused a sensation In
the court room shortly after the usump.
ton of the hearing by admitting having
extensive rebates with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
TOday's Telegraphic News
The Murder Of WIN. Read.


ViuelsDd, N. j., Nov. l9.-Some-
whore in New York city young Wom-
sn, travelling under the name OF Bridget
O'OoDuor, ia wanted here as the miss
Jog link 10 complete the story OF the
murder Of William Read, who wa foully
shot down ST the home Of bis daughter
here last Friday night.
With the three youths-Wslter Eel
Ter. Herbert G iggs and Oline Wheeler,
who confess the crime, In custody, the
detectives are nov turning their ttleu-
ton 10 the remaining feature OF the SEN
satior al story the finding Of the slain
uiser's money Bridget O'Oounor is the
woman who holds the key to the solu-
ton, and 1t is for her that search has
been begun.
The detectives sre satisfied that none
of the youths secured possession Of their
victims wealth. That be had at least q
thou.aod dollars 10 cash within q week
prior to his death has baen conclusiyely
esla blisned; also that $50. 900 worth Of
bonds we're in the old n aus keeping less
than q month ago.
Bridget O'Oonnor is the romantic per-
son who came into the life OF Read some
yesrs ago when he, as contractor, was
eng aged In building the sub-posial stA-
ton In New York. Failing In his A.
tempt to win the woman over to the
Idea Of mstrimony, Rad is ssid to rave
lsvished much monsy on her. That
this woman receotly recsised the bonds
and the cash Of Read is the theory now
of the detectives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Conditions La India.

London, Nov. 19.-Tesriug aside the
mask to which the British war Office and
the British press have been endeavorine
to conceal the real gravity of the stste Of
affairs 10 India, the Pail Mall Gazette
today warns England Of the danger lark.
Ing in the Indian situation.
at cannot be long before the govern
ment is forced to take comprehensive
military precautions 10 India" declares
the Gazstte.
Calcutta, Nov. 19.-Lord Mimic,
VicerOy Of India, today announced his
abandonment of tour ofnorthern India
10 order to bssten south to deal with the
revolutionary situation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19

JUDGE MATTHEWS in the First Cir.
cult Court of Davidson county, Tenn,
Yesterday decided that the incarceration
of Thomas johnson and eight other 81
legged night riders from Oblou county
now in the Davidson county Jail, arrest
ed by the military and executive authori-
ties, was irregular, and ordered that fur
Their examination of the nine pending
cases Be adjourned until December 2od.
This decision declares the act of 1898
unconstitutional and the action of the
governor in holding the prisoners irrsgu-
lar. This is a most unfOrtunsts state of
affairs and will doubtless have the effect
OF giving the murdtrous night riders full
swing 10 the territory which they have
so long terrified.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
No Chance for Archbishop 0Iennon

Rome, Nov. 19 There Is slight
chance OF Archbishop ]. J. Gleunon, Of
st. Louis, being made . csrdiral, &C.
oordIug 10 q statement made today by
Mgr Bresssu, the pope'S private recre.
tary. II hes not yet been decided Il al
the United States shall have another
cardirsl, Mgr. Btessau said. There is
still the ftar that the cnaion of another
cardinal might promote an undesirable
dusIism With Cardinal Gibbons. Should
another cardinal be determined on, Mar.
Brs.an iutimsted that the choice would
fall on Archbishop Farley, Of New York.
B.fCre the interests OF the United states
are considered, the secretary said tba.
for reasons OF policy the claims OF Csnads
and South America would be taken up.
This probably means that 1t will be
several ytars before the consistory will
even discuss the question ofiucreasiDg
the United States representation 10 the
sacred college.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
COURT OF APPEALS

Proceedings of the Court of Appeals
In Richmond yest'rdag were as follows
Walton, Witten & Graham vs.. Miller,
ADMINISTRATIVE, aud Miller, sdmi nistrs-
trix, vs.. Norfolk and Western Railway
Company. Fully argued and continued.
Oonk ct al. vs. Szeen, argued and sub.
mitted.
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
psuy vs.. Rhodes. PATTY argued and
continued.
Next cases to be called
Adams Express Company vs. Char
lottesville Wooden Mills, Norfolk and
Western Railway Company vs.. S ustt's
Draft Milling Comp sOy, Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railway Company vs.. Board
of Supervisors Scott county, the Com
missioner of Fisheries vs.. Hampton
Roads Oyster Packers aud Planters A..
So;'s!iOn, and Miller, trustee, ct al, vs..
town Of Pulaski, being all the cases on
the privileged the docket.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
WATERWAYS CONVENTION.

The waterways convention In session
10 Baltimore yesterday, by resolution
urged the government to dig the inland
waterways from NJ sssachuseits to Florida
and TO meet the expense by an issue of
federal bonds. Congress was urged to
make the Chesapeake aud Delaware
canal the property Of the government
a. nd Il a. it be rec1n't-ucted IN accord
ance with rscommenca ions of the Ag-
nus commission. Congressman J.
Hampton NJ lore WAS reelected presi-
dept OF the association. The next con-
veDiion will be held In Norfolk. The
convention closed With banquet 10
the L. ric. Delega'es and visitors to
the convention we're guests Of the Bslu-
more committee on an excursion TO
Annapolis today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19

PANAMA CANAL bonds to the amount
Of $50, 600, 600 will be issued by The
secrsia-y Of the treasury, and bids for
the bonds will he received by him up to
Decembtr 5. Secretary COrlelJo on gave
notice of the issue late yesterday after
noon. The revenues OF the country are
nov considerably below the expenses aud
this issue OF bonds has been decided
upon to raise money with which TO carry
on the government. The issue Of these
bonds goes to show the enormous cost Of
the cons ruction of the Psrama canal
which is at present bsrdly one-third
completed, The work was begun on the
canal in Nay, 1904; it is promised that
it will be comp eted in 1915. The origi-
nal estimate of the cost of the canal
was 1886, 600 600, but The prof aNle final
cost will be $500, 600 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
THURSDAY EVENING. NOV. 10. 1908
DESPITE published reports to TIE

DESPITE published reports to tire
e,n,rar,. which have augered the Con-
fsderste organizations of Georgia the
Richmond chapter of the Daughters OF
the Oonfederacy welcomes an unofficial
of r from the Georgia chapter to donate
a smoDument to the memory OF John
Wirz to Richmond If site can be Sc
cured. This was made clear at meet
ing of the Richmond chapter yesterday
when the mstter was formally discussed
aud an acceptance of the offer, should
formal one be made, indOrsed. The
after was 6rst brought under discussion
BY telegram received in Richmond
asking that the City Council be request
ed TO donate a site for the monument
providei the Georgia Daughters gave 1t
free of charge to the Richmond chapter.
It YVES alleged that the offer would be
rejected ou the grouDd Inst 1t would
cb,aoen the value of the other mOnu-
ments of the city to place a monument
10 CAPTAIN Wirz in the old capital OF the
Ooniederacy but this was not the real
ressou. Those who now seem TO be
drumming" Richmond and who do not
wish to "offsud" the north, are the
bows to be heard from before Wir2
monument will be erected in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
nlsasfer TO n Steamer.

New Orleans, Nov. l9-Word ba,
reached here that the United Fruit Com.
pany's new steamer Carriage, Is piled up
on the Utila Reefs Of the coa't Of Hon.
durS'. The steamer Joseph VMarro Of
the Vs,arro line has gone to the sssi.-
tsnce Of the stranded vessel, whose pa s.
eugeIs and crew are reported safe. She
is manned By 8 Chinese crew,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Russia and Persia,

London, Nov. ,l9.-Russis's contem'
plated land grab In Persia will mean the
massacre OF all the foreigners In the
Azerbsij,n province by the Persian revo-
lutionists, according to Tfls mes ages re.
ceived here today. TIE report hai
caused the most intense anxiety aud has
given rise TO the statement tbs, England
has made representations to Russia thtt
she would consider Russia's permanent
occup4tiou-of any part Of Persia as au
act of unfriendlyness,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
Convicted lIof Wlfs,s Fury,

Wilkes-BIre, Pa, Nov. 1s. Be
cause he stood idly by while his wife
assaulted Mrs Ellen Hilbert, George
Ovens vas convicted 10 court yesterday
Of assault aud ba terry. The case sgainst
Mira. Ovens vas nolle prosecuted. SEN
tence was suspended until Saturday.
The Hilbert woman went TO the home
Of Ovens to collect rent, when Mrs.
Owens attacked her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-11-19
LEE AND WASHINGTON STATUES

LEE AND WASHINGTON STATUES
Governor Swanson, Senator Haley
and Judge George L. Christ aO, members
of the commission which ta' charge Of
Installing the ST. tues Of Washington and
Lee 10 the national ball OF fame, Wash
lpgtJn, held a meeting in Richmond
Tuesday. 1t was snnourctd thst the
s!atue Of Washington 10 ready AID that
OF General Lee, now being cast by the
Gorbam Manufacturing Company, Of
Providence, will be ready about Feb. l.
The date for placing the two figures in
position has not been determined, but
will be fixed for some time doriog the
6rst half Of the new year.