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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-11
FRANCIS M'LEAN ON TRIAL
Atlanta Real Estate Nam Tells HI. Ex.
perlcnce With Alleged S,ylndlcrH.

LspeciaI 10 The Times DIspatch.1
NEW YORK, April 10.-Frank L.
was on the stand this morning. when
the trial of Thomas O'Connor and the
Iatter's Wife. under the name of Frances
Mclean, charged jointly with operating
Adams admitted that he had sent
900 in all to the New York Telegraph
bureau, concern said by the govern
ment to be identified with the defense.
Letters from the witness and the
aefendants were placed in evidence.
Ihey tended to show that Adams was
anxious to get sure thing" and If
MISS Mclean could demonstrate II as
such he would get others in on 1t. not
outstanding he understood the bust
ness had been stamped as illegal
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OBITUARY
Henry Scllnllrmnn.

After an illness of some time, Mr..
Henry schnurman. of this city. died
yesterday morning at Moore's Brook
Sanatorium, near Charlottesviile. Ac-
Schnurman, and his brother law, MIR.
a. j. Rosenbloom. the body reached
here yesterday afternoon, and was
ken to Mr.. Rosenbloom's home, NO.
Mr.. Schnurman was born in England,
but came to the United States when
quite young, becoming merchant
tailor here. He was engaged in this
his DEATH He is survived by his
mother and father, one sister and five
brothers.
The funeral will be held from Mr..
ternoon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. DIR. E. N.
Calisch officiating. The interment Will
be made from the Hebrew Mortuary
Chapel at $3.50 o'clock
William e. Eaton.
Mr. William e. Eaton died at his
home in Brookland Fark yesterday
morning after an illness of several
" Besides his widow who was Miss
Florence Hggason. he leaves three
children-Ralph, Earle and Genevievc
Eaton
The funeral will take place from st,
afternoon at 4 o'clock The services
will be conducted by Tie rector, assist
e' r Rs ras bear Viii H Be The vestry
men of st. Marks and Messrs. Thomas
Ruffin, John L. Williams, Lewis
Haynes and George White. The inter-
ment will be made in Hollywood.
Mr.. Eaton has been communicate
since his childhood. and at the time
of his death was junior warden of st.
Marks.
Mrs. w. @. Hitchcock.
Mrs. Marion Tillman Hitchcock,
terday morning. at her home, No. sig
North Twenty first Street She was
the wife OF MI, w. G. Hitchcock.
The funeral will take place from rom
he vsnabe S5ea Rags o Gepih
Mrs. w. c. Lynhnm.
Mrs. Minnie p. LYMAN. wife of Mr.
w. c. LYMAN, died at her residence
No 4l2 West Marshall Street, on Fri
day morning at 3 o'clock,
The funeral will be held from tn the
home this afternoon at 1 o'clock. The
interment will be private.
Col. William Lynn Lewis.
Special to The Times Dispatch,
SWEET SPRINGS. w. VA, April 10
Colonel WiTliam Lynn Lewis. of this
after a short illness, following a stroke
of paralysis. His father, Colonel VIII.
liam Lynn Lewis, was grandson Of
General William Lewis, of Revolution
airy fame, and his mother was Letitia
Floyd. daughter of Governor John B
Floyd, and a sister of John B. Floyd
Secretary Of War in the buchanan ad.
ministraton. afterwards Il major-gen'
eral IN the Confederate army, The sub
ject Of this sketch was born at Lynn
side" the hcme or his ancestors, or
the 18th Of June lSll entered the Viz
ginia Military Institute in 1863 was
With the cadets at the battle of New
Market; afterwards Joined the Confed,
crate army az lieutenant of infantry
and fought at Bentonsvillc n. O., afte,
General Lees surrender at Appomat-
toN, and was captured at Augusta, Ga,
while on his way to join the trans
Mississippi army under General Smith
lilo returned to "'Lynnsde," where he
has since occupied himself With his
farm, In February, 1868, he marie!
Miss Florence Dooley OF Richmond
who, WIN four daughters, survives
Ihim.
Colonel Lewis was the finest typt
of the rold Virginia gentleman" Will
his striking physical appearance was
coupled most suaye and attractive
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Minister'S vito Drops Dead.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.1
HIGH POINT. y. c., April lo.--Mrs. j. E.
Thompson. wife OF the pastor of Washington
Street N. e. Church. dropped dead this
morning while sittinE the front porch OF
the parsonage. Mr.. Thompson was up the
street at the time, and only the cook was
at the house when the summons came De-
ceased leaves two daughters. one of whom is
In Asheville. and her husband to mourn
their loss. She was a South Carolinian.
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day, Mr.. Aiken. OF South Carolina.
urged tile passage OF his bill to pro-
Vide for refnnding to lawful claimants
the proceeds Of the cotton tax COL
lected by the government illegally, as
he claims, In 1s63-'6s The total amount
Of this tax, he said, was more than
ssS,Oooo00. OF which the eleven cotton
where claims cannot be established the
plan Of Mr.. Aiken. as stated by him. is
that the amount shall be turned over
70 tho various State treasures for Use
states
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Jacobs & Levy

OF Newport News for the past two years,
formerly lived in Richmond, where her
marriage to Mr.. Glass took place. She
Is most pleasantly remembered here.
Mr.. Plummer is teller Of the First Ma
tional Bank in Newport News, and is
very popular there.
NIitchcli-Morcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Washington Mo-
rem, of Etna Mills. announce the en-
gagement and approaching maria ge
OF their daughter. Ida May TO Mr..
Richard a. Mitchell. of Richmond. The
marriage will take place on Wednesday
afternoon, April 22d. at Fair Garden,
the home OF the brides parents.
Jones-Pcncry.
The wedding Of Miss Lucille Penery
to Mr.. Thornton Jones, Jr.. of Plain
view. Tex. Will take place on April
Goth. Mr.. Jones IS an alumnus of
Richmond College, and has many rela-
tives and friends in Richmond and
Virginia.
Personal Mention.
a number of enter tainments areISoe-
ing given in honor of Miss Brent Witt.
who is the guest OF Miss Mary Stuart
Cooke. of Roanoke.
Miss Della Carter is quite sick at her
home, No. 3l5 East Cary Street.
Indee Blushan de Majumdar of Cal
cutta. India, arrived at the University
OF Virginia on Thursday at noon. to
remain for several days. He has been
student AT Cornell for two years and
wished to come South TO study the to-
bacco conditions.
Mr.. Arthur E. wilbourn, of Roanoke
a recent graduate of West Point Mill
.tary Academy, expects to go soon to
the Philippines for duty.
Mr.. Robert Granville Campbell son
of Mrs. Alexander d. Campbell. OF
Lexington, has been appointed adjunct
professor OF economies and political
science at Washington and Lee Uni
versity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Richardson and
Miss Grace Richardson, who have been
spending the past week at No. 115 Eas,
Franklin Street, expect to leave to-day
for Erie, Pa.
The many friends of Mrs. o. Baylor
Hill. No. lllO Floyd Avenue viii be
glad to know that she is improving
after severe illness of pneumonia.
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Grccn-CoIcnlnn.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
RADFORD. VA. April ia quiet
home wedding took place Wednesday
noon at the home of Mr.. James Cole
man, of Belle Hampton, Pulaski coun-
ty, when his daughter. Miss Margaret
Coleman, became the bride of Mr.. +.
l.. Green, of Lunenburg Courthouse.
The marriage was performed by the
of only a few relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Green will leave to-mor-
row for iNlnenburg. where the bride
groom Is Il tobacco grower.
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manner. No man could meet him with
out at once becoming his friend. His
His family idolzed him. He was a de-
vout Catholic and the mainstay OF his
church in this section. He had weak
nesses enough to prove his humanity,
but they were SO overtopped by his
virtues that his nearest neighbors
hardly knew them. His hospitality
was unbounded and charming The poor
of his neighborhood will rise up and
[ cali him blessed
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Ends Life with Carbollc Acid.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
NORFOLK. VA, April lo.-Annie Bias, a
negress, committed suicide to-day by swal-
lowing carbolic acid in 1T of jealous rage.
W. a. Smith, negro. arrested and held on
suspicion that murder had been committed.
was released following the coroners inquest.
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THE TEACHERS LANrERN.

THE TEACHER'S LANTERN.
The eleventh chapter OF John is not sur
passed in pictoralness. Sixty years after
the evangelist had no difficulty in reproduc-
Ing the scene from the negative plate OF
memory.
Love caused delay Jesus loved. There.
fore when he heard he abode two days
still" Rushing to the rescue is not always
the kindest act, though 1t may be harder
to stand off and see the suffering. Great
were the gains to Lazarus and his sisters
OF this apparent loss.
The inefficiency of human sources Of com.
fcrt is well shown by the mourners "fol
revenue and the coincidence visitors In ths
home at Bethany.
The resurrection and immortal life are moi
far-off Instructions. They are concerted ir
an immanent Christ Those who are Joined
to him. whether dead or living Gas we use
tho words) live Gin the higher meaning
which Jesus has put into the world. Thy
dead In Christ have not lost, the living can.
NOT lose this immortal life. He that hath
the Son hath life.
Jesus here, as his custom was. associated
others with him In the wrklng o f the miracle
Human hands did all they could. The,
rolled away the stone and unwound The
cerements. Men can be co-workers with
Cod in spiritual resurrections to-day.
In this ,ranscendent scene Jesus is tn.
commanding figure. Calm, deliberate. ma
jestic. he stands the conscious victor ove
death. hades and the grave. Jesus self wa!
greater than his deed.
This was Jesus clmatical miracle.
inspired the ovation of the 'triumphal en-
trance" and prompted Mary to anoint Jesus
1t also set hell on fire to compass his death
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Miss Mollie jackson senwcil.

BALTIMORE, MD. April lo.-Miss
Mollie jackson Seawell, of Gloucester
county, Va, died yesterday at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. David Baldwin,
in this city. Miss Seawell's uncle, Mr..
David Baldwin. died last Saturday.
Miss Seawell was a daughter of Mr.
j. Hairston Seawell She leaves sis
ter Mrs. Walter Perrin, of Gloucester,
and a brother. Mr.. John Il. Seawell, of
Newport News.
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william Arnold.

FRED VA, April 1o.-
William Arnold. a well-known young
man. died at his home here today
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lima, who pleaded for refund of the
cotton tax.
Consideration of the naval bill had
not been concluded when the House, at
5 o'clock, recessed until 1880 to-mor-
row
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GeorRe b. Forhcs,

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
DANVILLE, VA. April 1i.-Georga
4. Forbes, carpenter, OF this city,
died last night at the General Hosj
pital, after an illness of several weeks.
He leaves wife and child.
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
1oUNG people Of the city have
4 their attention centred on the
skating carnival to be given
this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock

Nh II
n skating carnival to be given
ii this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
and this evening at $40
O'clock, in the Horse SHOW Building.
Many OF the boxes have been sold to
leading society people, and Mr.. Grigg
and Miss Binford are leaving no stone
unturned to render the occasion thor
oughly enjoyable to all present.
n potato race on skates will be a
unique and amusing feature of the
carnival at night. The afternoon en-
tertainment is to be given especially
for the benefit of the little people, who
are requested to bring their skates
with them Toasted peanuts, lemonade
and Ice cream cones will be served for
their refreshment and for the evening
visitors by the Young Ladies' Society
OF the Second Presbyterian Church.
A number of the skaters will be in
masquerade dress. The Blues Band
will play a delightful program, and
much fancy skating Will add to the in
terest of the occasion, both for parti-
cipants and spectators.
The carnival is for the benefit Of
the Brook Avenue kindergarten and
the free night schools. Among those
who have bought boxes are:
Mr.. j. Bryan Mr.. j. S. Harwood
MI. Saunders Mr.. w. a. banner
Judge L. L. Lewis Mr.. c. Il. whitlock
Mr.. Rutherford Mr. r. s. Christian
Mr.. j. w. Young Mr.. c. Faber
Mr.. T. w. Purcell Mr.. W.Hahliston
Mrs. C. Shields Mr.. L. Gum
Col. j. L. stern Mr. H. NJ. Smith
Mr.. F. Peasants Mr. j. w. Friend
Mr.. w. Moore Mr. w. II. Nelson
Mr.. c. u. Borden Mr.. j. Swartwout
Mrs. 6. Wall Mr. E. l.. Benson
Mrs. q. NJ. HoadleyMr. J. a. Coke. Jr.
Mr.. J. d. Patton or. 7. Pemberton
Mr.. III. Cabell Mr.. r. Pegram
Miss *. Hawes Miss NJ. Butler
Mr.. n. s. HAYES Miss G. Ryland
hr. Q. j. Sands Mr.. 3. s. Hume
Mr. l. 10 Potts
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SpeciaI 70 The Times Dispatch. ]

I ~. i
LEESBURG, VA, April 10.-Miss
Mary Birkby, daughter Of the late
Joseph Birkby, died yesterday at hel
home in this place from acute indi-
was the daughter of the late Joseph
Birkby, a minister of the Methods,
Church, of this place. She is sur
by, of the firm of Birlsby & Slack, anC
by one sister, Miss Sallie Birl1by boti
of Leesburg.
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DEATHS

EATON.-Died at his residence. in
Brookland Park. Friday. April 10th,
at $50 A. NJ. WILLIAM E. EATON.
In the forty-eighth year of his age.
BLESSED are the pure In heart, for
they shall see Cod
Funeral from st. Marks Church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Interment in Hollywood.
LYNHAM.-Died. Friday morning.
April 10th. at o'clock, MINNIE P.
LYMAN, wife of w. C. Lynham,
at her residence, +12 West Marshall
Street
Funeral from residence THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
Interment private.
HITCHCOCK-Died April 10, 1908.
A. NJ, at her residence No. 6l9
North Twenty-first Street. MARION
TILLM4AN, wife of w. c. Hitchcock.
in the twenty-seventh year OF her
age.
Funeral will take place from the
venable Street Baptist Church SUN
DAY EVENING at $50 o'clock.
Friends and acquaintances Invited
TO attend.
LEwIs.-Died. at $50 "A. NJ. April .,
1908, EMILY LEWIS. wife Of the
Rev. John C. Lewis, at her home in
Philadelphia. She has host of
friends in Richmond. She leaves
DR.. Vaughan Lloyd. of this city.
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PLEASANT FIELDS
OF HOLY WRIT
"Save for my daily range
Among the pleasant fields of Holy Writ,
might espa!r."-Tennyson.
The REV. DAVIS W. CLARK. D. D.. Editor. Cincinnati

ton. in a voice of indlsputable authority
bids the sleeper awake. He speaks and l,
is done. Larazus Stands forth fresh and
FREQ without a taint upon him of the chill
and horrors of the tomb
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Over the Ten Cups.

Miss Kate Meredith presided yester-
day afternoon at the Girls' Society ten
room in the Jefferson Hotel. She was
assisted by Mrs. John Shelton Williams,
Mrs. Horace Halves. Miss Carrie Rem
nolds, Miss Eva Atkinson and Miss
Elsie Lindsey
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Mrs. Sarah Newton Smith. wife Of An<
rnony 3. Smith of Spotsylvania county
died at her home last night, after
brief illness She was the great-great}
granddaughter of George Mason, OF
"Gunston Hail. Her husband and tw6
sons survive her.
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Miss Louise II. Vaughan.

Special 10 The Illness Dispatch.
WHITE PLAINS, VA, April 1O.-The
funeral Services of Miss Louise r.
Vaughan, who died Wednesday of drop
sy at the age of seventy-seven years,
We're conducted by Rev j. w. Heck
man at her home near here yesterday
evening. Miss Vaughan was a consist
ent member of the Methodist Church
and leave three sisters-Misses Mary
Il, Amanda NJ. and Sarah A. Vaughan.
These four highly respected ladies' have
lived here alone for many years. and
nave no other relatives in this county.
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WASHINGTON. d. c., April lo.-In
an elaborate speech in the House to-
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AIRS, Marin Motley,


Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
Fixed EIRICKSBUR VA, April TO-
Mrs, Maria Motley, widow of j. l.. Mot
ley, OF Caroline county, died last night
at her home near Sparta. at an adj
vanced age. after a lingering illness.
She is survived by three sons and four
daughters, one Of the latter being Mrs.
Nj. b. Rowe, of this city.
Robert II. Gray.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
F'FeiID t,RICKSBURG. VA. April TO-
The body of Robert H. Gray. who died
at Soldiers Home. in Washington, was
brought here yesterday and taken to
his old home in King George county
for burial. Mr. Gray was thirty-thrce
years old and is survived by his father
and other relatives.
Mrs. a. Ii. Smith.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
MISUNDERSTANDING. VA, April To-
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The International
Sunday-School Lesson


second Quarter. Lesson II. John ri, 32-45
ApriI 10 1908.
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Solon Stcycns.
rsnecinl ~ rhe rimes.nlsnntch l

ISpeclnT 10 The Tlmes-DIspatch.J
AMHERST VA. April 1O.--Mr. Scion
Stevens, a we'll known citizen of this
county, died at his home in the neigh
borhood of Pleasant Grove last night.
His remains will be Inferred in the
cemetery here Sunday. He died OF
consumption of the bowels. This dis
ease was contracted from his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mollie Halves. who died at
his home about two weeks ago. Mr..
Stevens was i'll only a short while. He
Is survived by his wife and a number
of children, most of his children living
in the city of Lynchburg. He was a
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Especial to The Times Dispatch

FARMVILLE. VA, AprIl 10.-Mr.
Beverley III. Robertson. of Christians
burg. died Monday night of gastritis,
with heart complications. He was the
son of the late DIR. w. II. and Mrs. u.
r. Robertson. the latter of whom sur
wives him. He leaves widow and two
children. three brothers, r. S. Robert
son, w. II. Robertson and Rev Ivan
hoe Robertson, and one sister. Mrs.
IS. y. Chamberlain. of Baltimore
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In Honor OF Mia. Richardson,

Mrs. George A Allen had an informal
game Of bridge last evening in conf
pliment to Miss Grace Richardson, OF
Erie. Mrs. Allen and Miss Richardson
were the only ladies playing, MIR. Allen,
Mr. Hunter Mr.. Lloyd Kent and Mr..
Tucker being the others present. Mr..
Tucker won the gentlemen's prize, and
Miss Richardson the ladies'
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AIKEN PLEADS FOR REFUND
OF ILLEGAL COTTON TAXES
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The many friends of Mrs. o. Baylor
Hill. No. 11lO Floyd Avenue, will be
glad to know that she is improving
after a severe illness of pneumonia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William J.. Daughtrey,
of Newport News, have issued invita-
lions for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Beatrice paughtrey Glass. to
Mr.. Samuel Harris Plummer, the cere-
money to be performed In St. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Newport News. at
ESQ A. NJ. on April ed.
Mrs. Glass, who has been a resident
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Funeral from residence THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON at o'clock.
priyate
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The inefficiency of human sources Of com
fort is well shown by the mourners 80
revenue" and the coincidence visitors In tn
home at Bethany.
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HIVE bought Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. James q. Pace have
purchased a home at No. iii la
Grove Avenue. next to the residence OF
former Governor and Mrs. a. j. Mon.
tague. The house VIII be thoroughly
renovated and considerably enlarged
Mr.. and Mrs. Pace viii occupy IT by
May goth. after having been at their
present residence for thIrty-,wo years
and dispensed much charming hos
pitality there
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Richardson and
Miss Grace Richardson, who have been
spending the past week at No, 115 East
Franklin Street, expect to leave to-day
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Easter Egg Hunt.

An Easter egg hunt will be given a
the corner of Monroe and Grace Streets
sn April 18TH at p. NJ for the bene
ht of Brook Avenue Children's Library
Candy will be for sale and grab bag!
Will add to the fun.
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William e. Eaton

Mr.. William E. Eaton died at his
home in Brookland Fark yesterday
morning after all illness of several
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The board of the Virginia Home fol-
Incurables will meet in Murphy's
Annex on Monday at IL a. NJ. AL
members are requested to be present.
y skating carnival for the benefit OF
the home will be given on Friday
evening. April cath. in the Horse Show
Building
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indiscretion and gross immortality in his relations with the insane
female patients nnder his care, Smith never returned to the State
HE was indicted, but having fed the State, no requisitlon was issued
for him.
Scandal No e
Shortly after the adjournment Of the fusion Legislature of 1895.
the Rev. Thomas W. Babb was selected by Superintendent Smith as
chaplain. of the Penitentiary, at salary Of $50 a month, and he went
to Halifax farm to begin his duties as spiritual guide to the convlcts.
IA protest was fled against the Rev. Babbs charging him with inn
moral al dishonest conduct. Upon investigation it was found the
Rev. BaBe had beer. tried by the ministers Of the Chowan Association
in Edenfbn, NJ G. upon certain charges and unanimously convicted.
One of the charges was habitual drunkenness. Another of the charges
was collecting money to build a belfry for Plymouth Church and re-
fusal to pay overthe money 50 collected also for collecting money for
ure to account for the same. Another of the charges for which he was
convicted was repeated falsehoods.
During all the seven years and more of Democratic administration
since those dark days no breath of scandal or suspicion of official mis-
conduct has touched this institution, and its page of our States his
tory is clean.
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Money always talk, but this week i,
HoIIer's at Wilson's.

We are not giving any goods
away but this is home folks
week. The tourists have depart
ed, leaving us with lots Of good
goods .onIhand to be sold at very
low prices to- our home people.
Come in and let US load you up.
$22. so Schloss Bros Suits @$150O.
1900 1000.
1900 500.
1000 600.
1900 Ladies Skirts q 1000.
1900 800.
1000 600
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49, 4aUN
Closing out ladies hats at bs1t
the price been selling for.
a few more buggies and 81,
ries left at great reductions,
Still selling toilet soap lc, /.
toilet soap &C., Baking povSe,
&C., Gold Dust &c. 1Oc packsea
starch sc.
$500 Ladies Oxfords at 81,
ESQ In
200 s y
1.5O o.