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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs John ". Humphrey Of
Central avenue are to occupy the ten
ement in c. 0. Murphys block recent
ly left vacant by Mr.. Murphy when he
moved to mis- new home. Mr.. Humph-
reY will move next week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-01

William Brennan. son Of Patrick
Brennan OF Seventh street, is improv-
ing after an illness OF about two
weeks. 1t is thought that he was suf-
fering with appendicitis, but no opera
ton was necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
apEAKER CANNON.

Speaker Cannon made an address at
Kansas City late yesterday before the
Koife and Fork Club, 10 which, while
defending himself and bis rules, be de-
clsred war on Senator'S La Toilette aud
Oummius and the other insurgents, and
nut PRECEDENT Taft Ia position OF
responsibility for the Psyue.Aldrlch
tariff bill, lining Mr.. Taft up against
the insurgents. De declared The Dingley
bill the best revenue producer the conn.
try ever had and the Wilson. German
Law the poorest.
During his speech he sald;
president TAFT Is the recognized
leader of the republican party, and the
great msj Irity If republicans are bis
followers The president aud the repub'
lcan msjOrity 10 Congress coopeIated
10 the legislation that has been written
on the st4tute books.
IL have never known Of suy man or
group of men being read out OF any party
except by themselves.
"When Senators Oummins, Ii Fol.
Ielte, B istow aud their so.called pro-
gressive following Din hands with Mr..
Bryan in makiDg war upon the Tepubli.
can members of OoDgress who passed
the tariff bill, aud upon the president
who sigusd 1t, In that contest l know Of
but one way to treat them, and that 10
to 6ght them jlst IS We 6sht Mr.. Bryan
and bis following.
"Eeitber Bryan, Oummirs, La Fol-
let,e, Bristow nor their followers claim
that the tsr.f lsS can be changed dur.
log the coming four years, but.
81 the car Of prosperity, drawn by co.
900, 600 people, moves Oh, they are seek
ing 10 hinder its progress BY criticism
and denuneistion.
1.-THE demsQogue we have always
With o., and the only way to dis.
pose OF him Is TO move o."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
T0day's Telegraphic News
Little to be EIectrocuted.


Grundy, Va, Nov. 27.-HoEard
Little Wss today found guilty OF the
murdtr Of George Meadow, his wife and
three children and "Aunt Betty" JUS
tice, sged 70, near hurley, several
months sgo, by jury In Judge Barns
Court. He Wai sentenced to die 10 the
electric chair at Richmond, January Z.
The killing Of the six people wss The
mos. slrocious crime In Virginia history,
The map, to get money 10 leave bis wife
and elope with q married woman, en-
tered the Meadows home at night. Ee
killed Meadows By striking him on the
head with bis Winchester while the man
was sleeping. He then killed the
dsfenseless woman add her three child
rem. "Aunt Betty" was foally shot
through the hart. The sextuple mnr.
derer then set FIRE to the house and
cremsted the bodies. Feeling ran high
among the Virginiaps, who started q
search. Little was arrested and put In
Jail at Lebanon. The news spread like
Wid-6re and q mob was organized. The
man wss moved under a guard OF II
armed officers TO the Grundy jail, before
the mob arrived. The most damaging
evidence against Little was a bloody
psDny which be had given nessboy
day after the murders. His wife and
daughter have deserted him. He threat
ened to kill bis wife should she tell he
was not home on the night Of the muT.
der. Little made no defense. He will be
laken to Richmond tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27

will be presented 10 the application fer
q witt Of certiorsrI, even the d9fendsuis'
attorneys do not entertain much hope OF
securing their release by haoess corpus,
should the other proceeding fall. The
suggestion that President Tar might
pardon the three labor leaders Is entirely
eliminated by the reiterated slatsments
OF Gompers aud bis associates that they
will make no applications for q pardon
and permit none 10 be made in their be-
bali AL three defendants, who are
now under bond, will appear In person
before the bar OF the Supreme Court
at noon Monday when their attorneys
will formally file their petition aud brief
for the writ OF certiorsri. 10 the pitt
ion askiUg the highest court to review
the case, the principal contention OF the
labor leaders is that the DEGREES OF JUS
tice Wright and the Court Of Appeals
were unconstitutional void.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
ROsEMONT LOCALS.

Mr.. Alexander suier, secretary OF the
RosemOnt Company, has just returned
from trip 10 New York to arrange for
the installation In Rosemont Of the
latest and most approved street lamps
for Rosemont, similar TO those nsed 10
the last residence sections OF the large
cities, The lamps at the corners will
have attractive sigus shoWirg the Dsmes
of the streets. These lights will be In
stalled 90 soon as they csE be gotten on
the ground. The Alexandra EIeelrie
Company has ordered the materials for
wiring Rosemont, and as soon rs re-
ceiyed. will be sble to 10 'sh current
for all the houses. When these improve.
msnts and The street surfsciDg now 60
Jog on SIG completed, Rosemont will
have everything that capital can do to
make /. the most perfectly equipped
residence sec!ion any city can boast OF,
with water, gas, electricity, sewers, side
walks, good alreetP, street lights, fire
aud police proiectioB. psrkings, aud re-
to protect 1t ALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
News of the Day.

The House of Lords yesterday 6ually
passed The Irish land bill, the com mons
having compromised over some OF the
important objections raised by the second
chamber.
An Imperial edict published today
forbids the flying Of any alrship OF any
description within q radius OF ten miles
OF 81. Petersburg, or near any forlihca'
ton In Rusbis.
Premier BRAND, OF Fsnce, 10 a speech
10 the Chamber of Deputies yesterday
declared the time was coming "whep
bishops and priests would prefer to do
their duty as Frenchmen rather than
their duties as Catholics"
At the Aston Ssnitsrlum In New
York today 1t was said that Loitin
Johnson, son of Mayor Tom johnson,
Of Cleveland, wss "dolDg as we'll as
could ba expected 10 his recovery from
80 operation for appendicitis performed
on "Wednesday night.
A new series Of alleged customs frauds
vas brought to light In New York yes-
terdsy with the arrest OF Thomas U.
Giddiugs, customs weigher, on an To-
dictment charging him With conspiracy
to defraud the governmental connection
with importation OF figs 10 1906.
Following her Thanksgiving day visit
TO Ma,teawan, Mrs Evelyn Thsw an
uourced 10 New York yesterday that
abe had secured her husbands consent
to the sDDulment OF her marriage to him,
ADD she wjuld probably begin action
along that llue within month.
Morgan Chambers. a negro. was taken
from Town Marsh Broadway and Dep
putty Joe Damp, at Meehau IL mil's
west of Meridian. Miss, Thursday night
By mob OF 200 masked men and bis
body rlddled with bullets. The negro
earlier 10 The day had beaten and robbed
Martin Dressltr, an sgsd citizen OF
Point, a small station 2 miles west oil
Meehsn.
Worn out by a desperate battle with
wind aud wave, nine men who man
ned the barges OOnewsgo and E. w.
Slelsop, we're thankful today when their
crafts we're towed into Newport, h. l.,
by the tug Patience. Both the barges
were In tow OF the Patience from Phila-
delphia to Boston and Providence when
they ran into a terrific blow of Mon
tsuk on Wednesday and went adrIit.
After emitting the throat OF Burt
Wo -d,, a Snowman attending q carnival
at Jacksonville, Fla, and John 5.
Smith, q companion, Jesse Altmsn IVES
shot and killed yesterday morning.
Altman and Smith qusneled with
Woods and Altman slsshed Woods
throat, leaving him dead 10 the street.
Smith aud Altman escaped to q suburb,
where they also quarreIed, and Altman
cut Smiths throat. Az he fell Smith
spatchsd q revolver from Altman's
pocket and fred, killing him. Altman
had been arrested twice for murder, his
victims being negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Arrest VI Jews.

Berlin, Nov. 27.--Ths VOlks Z3l!upg
today published dispatches from sa.
mara, Russia, saying that the Russian
slihoritles have suddenly arrested all
the Jews on the stock exchange. The
wholesale srresis we're caused by The
ljcal governor who was seiE,d With The
idea that the Jews should not be allow
ed to do business on the exchange.
The Volks Z,iIuDg also says that So
autI.Ssmitic agitaIor, delivering speech
from The altar oil church at 0poIs
check, Russia, melting the people to
massacre the Jews, struck down priest
at the foot OF the altar, when the clergy.
man trle to prevent his speaking. The
sgitator then continusd his harargne
with the applause of the congregation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Fatally Shot.

Williamson, W. Va. Nov 27.-It
became known today that third person
had been fatally shot 10 the battle 10
which Mrs. Charles Daniels and her 16-
year.old daughter met death. The other
wounded person Is james Daniels, son
of the feudist whose attempted arrest led
to the pitched battle.
Daniels and his father we're wanted
for participation In q feud battle, In
which members OF the Christian IA rily
we're shot to death. When officers went
to their home near Devon, w. Va, to
arrest them, Mrs. Daniels and her
daughter fought them fl at Il The fsther
aud con fed. Bolh women we're killed.
1t was thought young Daniels escaped
but 1t developed today that be bad been
fatally wounded.
The situation 10 Devon is grave, q:
old families are taking up The feud and
more bloodsbed Is feared. Troops may
be sent to the scene.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
COURT OF APPEALS.

The Court OF Appeals yesterday
banded down four opinions 10 conmtn-
wealth cases, reversing three aud affirm
lag one.
The most important case was tbs! OF
w. q. Samuels against the common.
wealth, from the corporation court of
DsnyIlls. 5amuels sa' indicted for
murder aud when the case vss heard
BY a iury be was Sentenced 10 serve
eighteen years in the Penitentlsry.
From this verdict the appeal Wss taken.
1t developed in the trial that Ssmuels
hsd been convicted 10 the o. s. District
Ojurt st DG1ville for perjury, and the
Judge of the corporation coprt OF pau.
Wills refused 10 ALLOW him 10 testify in
bis own behalf. This vas one Of The
many assignments Of error, and the
court takes cogoizsnce Of only this one.
The opinion holds II was error In the
jadge 10 deny the accused the right to
iestify 10 his own behalf, though the
federal stsIuts expressly provides hat no
person convicted Of perjury shsil ever
appear So 3 witness in any proceedings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Over One Hundred Killed.

Toxic, Nov. 27.-More than one
hundred persons were killed today and
several hundred were ipjared when an
immense thropg attempted to enter
building where q meeting Of the Red
Gross WAS being held, according to dis
patches received from OJsks. Interest
was evidenced 10 the Red Gross meeting
and people Of all psrs Of the empire
lhroDged Osaka. There wa' but one
entrance 10 The building aud the crowd,
fearing that there would not be room
enough for all, fought aud riOtsd In 40
effort 10 crowd into the hall. Many
we're trsmpled, and it is feared that some
OF the Injured will be crippled for life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Body of Missing Man Found.

Portland, Maine, Nov. 27.-After
being missing two weeks the body Of
Alfred B SuOui, engineer Of The United
States government steamer NorkS, Is 10
the morgus here today through q most
peculiar dream which made night sleep
less for William White. superintendent
of Mt. Pleasant cemetery. While has
heen perslsiently dreaming that Sroups
body Jay wedg.d between two rocks 10
shore. For days he has laughed at the
ides, but finally decided to test 1t. He
went to the place indicated In bis sleep
and found the body as be had dreamed.
Il is believed Strout committed suicide
By drowning because Of III health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
SAT- RDAY EVENING. NOV. 81, 1902

WITH the whole country sm'z'd oy
the exten, Of the sugar trns, fiauos
against the revenues of The government
and the wi olessle debsuchery and CTR
Yuption Of the customs service, the TACT
tbst The public has been by law COM
nelled 10 psy tribute to this corrupt aud
I.w.dsfyipg combination would spPesr
n bs a circumstance worthy OF consider
alton. Yet, ~hile general surprise is
expressed because a number OF poorly
paid government emPloYeS yielded TO
temptation and accepted brides from the
criminal trust to manipulate scales upon
ubIeh sugar was weighed SO that the
,,nst would be able to escape the pay
msnt of a smsll percentage Of the Gus
TONG duties, the country regards with
sb.olute complsceucy the fact that one
Oou9ess after another, composed OF men
sworn to prOlec: the public interest," has
deliberately enacted laws to permit toe
s,me crimiusl trust TO exact from the
c,nsumers OF sugar throughout the en-
tire country an aggregate sum In addi'
ton to legitimate profits from the sugar
refining business many times 10 excess
IT the amount that has been stolen from
the government. II the tIuat, Dy
bribery, could induce employees OF the
New York custom house to ftl'ify the
weight of imported sugar, there would
seem at least reason for public curiosity
re.pectiog the methods by which the
trust induced leaders Of the House and
seuale in the CougrCss of the uci'eo
States to manipulate Legislation 30 IS 10
turn many millions of dollars annually
into trust Golfers which could not have
been wruug from the public except for
this legislative manipulation. II The
revealed operations Of the sugar trust 10
connection with revenue frauds have
created scandal so great that the pub
lic demsud for q general prosecution oil
trust officers Is growing daily In strength
aud Intensity, how much greater should
be The demaid for q public inVeStIga'
ton of the means by which the same
trust has exerled it's own will 10 legisls'
ton against the whole people OF the
county aud has maintained lie domi'
nance over legislation perpetuatlpg il'
power to levy tribute upon the Amefl'
can public right down to the enactment
OF the las! tsrlf bill which was signed
by President Taft no longer ago than
last August.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27

A DISPATCH from Boston saYs that
Rsmeses, one of the ancient kings oil
Egypt, is resting aboard the steamship
A,sgonia at that port, preparatory 10
proceeding to New York. The monarch,
whose age is estimated at about thirty
five hundred years, WAS placed aboard
the steamer at suCz. Rameses-just
which one Of the long line of Egyptian
severe lns of that name has not been
dstermlpeG--is q mummy. Although
the remains weigh bat 1875 pounds, they
are so ta,efully packed in lead, iron and
wood that ia their case they weigh more
than 1 OOO pounds. On the outside OF
the case are the words, "Valued at
$50. OOO." 1t Is believed by some
Psychologists that Rsmeses was the
"Phsraoh Of the oppression" and that
ne wss the mouarch who ordered the
infau.s of the Hebrews to be cast into
tho river Nile. Others are equally IS
certain that the mummy is that of sub
seq 1eut Pharaoh, who was contempt
raneous with Moses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27

ACCORDING to 8 dispatch from Cor
stsu,inople, ex-sultsn Abdul Hamid Is
radically syerss to vaccination aud he lie
clamosiDg loudly fnr the young Turkish
government to gather together the most
competent surgeons in Enrope and shiP
them st oncc TO the villa near salonika
where be is the guest Of the govern
meut. Abdups private doctor, despite
his royal masters protest, insisted on
vsccInstiDg him and the former ruler Is
certain that the vaccination will result In
his death. Abdul had for years resisted
the demand that he take this precsutlon,
but toe recent outbresk Of small police
near SAlonika drove the doctors to In
stat. With fear and trembling Abdul
submitted. The vaccine worked q little
too well, and the deptsed ruler says that
he would have preferred the smallpox.
de believes that the surgeon is in g con-
epifscy to end his life snd believes be
Is threatened With blood. poisoning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
CHARTER,

A ctatttr was Issued by the 5 ate
Corporation Commission yesterday to
the N ght Games Corporation, OF Alex.
andria, The authorized capital is from
81. 900 to 100000. The company holds
patents on a process for Illuminating
baseball grounds and open.air fields and
clurls at night; making 1t possible to
play baseball and give exhibition OF
other outdoor sports and games. The
promoters Of the enterprise are oil north
eru meu: PIckeus Magic, president,
Washington; @. F. Oabill, Holyeke,
Mass, and A. T. Whitman, Philsdel-
phia, directors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Virginia News.

Mrs. George NJ. BAN, eigbty.thret
years old, mother Of Primo pal George
NIX Bin, OF the Norfolk high school
died there yesterday.
E.helred (: Jewell, merchsn! o
Manassas, died at bis home SundsI
evening last eyed 6fty.elght years. HI
was a native OF Fairfax county.
Mrs. Ada Baker Walton, daughter oi
OIL. and Mrs. James Carr Baker, O.
Stephens Oily, yesterday died at the hos
plial 10 Winchester following Surgica
operation, aged 29 years.
A small dwelling house a. WelliUf
ton, owned by Mr.. Samuel Fl. LuDt,
Alexandra. end occupied BY MessrP,
Welch and Skillmsn, WAS burned Tues'
day morning. The contents were faVed,
The fire was caused BY defec iva fac.
- Manassas Journal,
Miss Bertha Carpenter, daughter OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Carpenter, Of
Mount Crawford, and Prof. ]. Irwin
Brenuemsn, OF AsbbUrn, Loudoun coun.
ty, we're married at the BRIDES home,
willow Dale, q few days ego. They
will reside at Ashburn.
Mr.. Robert Pollen, SS years old, one
OF the Oldest residents of Loudoun
county, died at the home OF bis daugb.
ter, Mrs. E L. Dsymude, near Pleasant
Valley, on Wednesday. His death was
caused By injuries received in an &C.
cident several days ago. he via Con-
federate veteran.
Msj. and Mrs. John Mahlou Oharnb
lin, Of Philomont, Loudoun county,
celebrated the AftIeth anniversary Of
their marriage on Thursday. The family
Ia widely connected In Loudoun. Msj.
OiamblIu is now ssVenly.6ve years Of
aye, aud bis wife, who was Miss Mary
B irson, daughter Of John and Mary Bur-
SD, Is seTenty'oDe.
The Virginia Educational Conference
which had been in session 10 Richmond
siros Tuesday adjourned last night.
Senator Gore, of Oklahoma aud Speaker
Bird, Of the Virginia House Of Dele
gates, who we're booked to make
speeches, failed to appear and their
places were taken by President Alder.
man, Of the University OF Virginia, and
by President Mitchell, Of the University
OF South Carolina.
Miss Anna Rose Bnus, aged So
years, died ct Spring Hill, Fairfax
county, Thursday. Miss BinnS vas 8
lineal decendent OF Douglas, Earl Of
Douglas, Scotland, and the great-grsnd-
daughter OF Col. William Douglas, Of
GarallAn a1d MontrtsIor, Of L1udoun
county. Do her maternal side che was
The grest.grsuddaughter Of Dol George
Beall, Of DumbsrloD, GsorgetoSn. Miss
Biuus passed her youth at Bose Hill,
near Leesburg. Her besutiful character
sndeared her to many friends. The
Iunersl vas held at LsUiusville, Fairfax
county, todsY.
A double Wedding Of fulI-blooded
Indian princessts took place yesterday
~ The ObickahomiDy rsserFaticD, Ia
Charles City county, when Miss Susie
Adkins, the youngest daughter of Mrs.
Aims Adkins, widow of the former chief
II the OhIckahominy tribe, became The
ride of o. W. Adkins, distant rel
'!iVs, aud E, F. Adkins, son OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
FIRST OAR ENTERs FAIRFAx.

List week the first work csr entered
The town OF Fairfax and went as far Sc
Adams old hotel, the terminus OF the
road. Be.ore the end of next week 1t
Ia expected that that portion OF the
road will be In operation. Merchants
Of the town will be greatly benefited
by the extension OF the roaG, as 1t will
enable them 10 handle freight easier
aud quicker. - County Monitor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27

sau,s house and present chief Of the
tribe, took as his wife Miss Susanna
Brady, of the PamuDkey tribe, de-
scendent of PoSba'su. The double
wedding took place st the Adkins hom >
near Roxbury. The two couples sP-
peared before their pastor, Rev 2. E.
Tbrockmor,on, who performed the csIe-
mony, assisted by Rev. E1Ssrd I'd
wards, of Richmond. After the cefe.
mony supper was served 10 rs invited
Oueata
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving remembrance Of CLEV
SISS0N, who died November Il, l9
A precious one fir ON us hes gone,
A voiced we To- ed is stilled:
A place is vacant ia our home
Which never can be filed.
GOi in his wisdom has recalled
The boom his love has given;
Although the body SAUNDERS here,
The soul is safe in Heaven.
HIS DEVOTED MOI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Vice consul Imprisoned,

New Orleans, La Nov. 81 Dis.
patches received hire say that U. 5, Vice
Consul Callers at Mausgua has been
imprisoned by Z,lSya's forces. No con-
6r1alion OF the report has been made.
The dispatches cay be Is missing and
that II is believed that be is one Of the
many prisoners held BY Z,lsya.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
King Manuel in France.

Paris, Nv. 27.-Kiug Manuel Of
Portugal srrlyed at Calais Today aud
lett for Paris. The royal party will
r,ach Paris early this evening. The
main oil ,ct Of MsnuePs visit is to have
"a good time" The Portuguese colony
10 Paris has prepared great demonstr'-
ton for King Manuel, and he will be
met at The depot by a big delegation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Shake Off the grip of your old enemy

Shako on Inc grIp OF your Old 6neMyI
Nasal Catirrh, by using Ely's Cream Balm.
Then will all the swelling and soreness be
driven out ofthe tender, lnhamed membranes
The fits OF sne5zing will cease and the dis
charge, as offensive 10 others as to yourself,
will be stopped when the causes that produce
it are removed. Cleanliness, comfort end re-
uewed health by the use Of Cream Balm.
Sold by all druggist for 80 cents, or mailed
by Ely Bros, Sc Warren street, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
New YORK Stock Market.

New York, Nov. 27.-The market was IN
der pressure after the orening and declines
of from TO points were sustained III near:
y all sctiye issues. Amalgamat'd dropped
nearly four points. This started rumors that
The big copper deal it off.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
Bank'closed,

Spencer, Iud., Nov. 27.-The private
bank Of BEEN, Peden and Co., Of this
city, one of the oldest banks In his part
OF the State, was closed today BY
State Auditor Is lhelmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27

A REPORT is in circulation In Wash
iDg'o that former Governor Montague
Of Virgins will be appointed minister TO
Ohins. No better selection could be
made, bat Virginia would be the lOoser
By the former governors absence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27
DIED.

At his home, Midway. near Woodlawn,
Fairf,x county. Friday; November 26, at
1880 p. m, WARRINGTON GGLLING.
HAM, aged 70 years The funeral will
take place from Woodswn Friends Meeting
House, on Monday evening at 2 o'clock,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-11-27

One Of the active paIlbearers at the
iunessl in Butler, Mo-, Of the late Rep
reseutative DeArmond was Representa-
tive w. A. Jones, of Waraw, of the
First Virginia district. DsArmond aud
Jones entered Oopgress ct the same
time, and for years they had been
intimate friends having seats next to
each ether on the floor of the House.