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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10
HELP WANTED-Female
WANTED--R00mS.

WANTED-To rent. 4 or 8 room fur
nislled house, close in; must be
modern; family of two; no health
seekers. Address. b.. o. Wright, care
Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10
PROPERTY LOANS


MONEY TO LOAN.
Furniture. Pianos, Organs. Horses,
Wagons and other Chattels; also ON Salaries
and Warehouse Receipts. as low as $1,000 and
40 hiah az Slho 90. Loans are quickly made
ana strictly private. Time-one month TO
one year given. Goods TO remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasohable. taul
tickets to and from all parts OF the world
N HOUSEHOLD LOAN COMPANY,
Rooms 3 and 4. Grant Bldg,
PRIVATE OFFICES.
OPEN EVENINGS
sOsIa West Central Avenue.
PERSONAL
SEE Southwestern Realty CO., before
you buy real estate.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10
FOR RENT-RoomS

FOR RENT-The most sanitary ana
up-to-date rooms at the hio Grahuo
$40 West Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10

Sold Ia Albuquerque 10y
j.. "a. o'I;ciily Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10
FOR SALE--LiveStOCk.

FOR SALE-Good saddle horse; also
GOOD driver; 313 West Silver.
FOR SALE-Herd OF Poland emma
hogs. John Mann.
WANTED-To buy 1000 pounu
horses. Apply SIS West silver.
FOR SALE-Good Jersey COW; must
he sold at once. 500 n. Second St
FOR SALE-Gentle riding pony, 4
years Did. 916 n. Third st. phone
-134S.
For SALE-Nice, gentle saddle pony
III South Arno street.
FOR SALE-Full-blooded Jersey he'll
fer: -four brown leghorn hens. FIRST
house west of Huning castle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10

FOR SALE-Town lots, IS down ana
SIS a month. w. v. Futrelie. Room
is, Hotel Denver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10

New York Cotton.
New York, Nov. Cotton closed
~ to 80 points higher.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10
FOR SALE-MiSceI!aneouS

FOR sAL.E-Ticket to Mexico City,
cheap, II taken at once. Address
NJ J.. care his office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-11-10
HELP WANTED-MaIe

WANTED-A cook. maze or female
Amply at once. Santa Fe Hospital
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
THE STORM YESTERDAY.

A heavy sssterly gale, driving snow,
sleet, rain snd fog before Il. seriously
impeded harbor traffic 10 New York yea
terdsy, stalled many draft teams, seri-
ousIy delayed surface transit lines, and
almost paralyzed communication by
wire with other citIeF.
At 6 p. 10. but one wire was open into
Washington. Chicago aud Pittsburg
could be reached only Internationally,
and Buffalo, Rochester and other cities
of northern sDd western New York re.
ceived their dispstehsg only BY frequent
relays. ,
A severe sleet sud wind storm crippled
wire Communication east OF Pittsburg,
Ps., yesterday.
Already several deaths have been re-
ported from western Pennsylvania, aud
the damage Is expected to be heavy.
From 9 o. 10. until nearly noon 1t Was
lon possible to get through to the east BY
wire. After that time, however, few
wires were brought into some kind Of
working condition.
The seat Of the storm, apparently, is
In the Allegheny mountains. 10 that
vicinity the heavy snow, sleet and wind
vas OF great violence. Wires, fences and
barns we're leveled by the elements. Al
Ebeusburg, Latrob and Greensburg
deaths resulted from the wind and cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
War Council,

London Dec. IA war council
presided over by the kaiser aud called
by him to consider The reliability of an
early conflict with EDglsnd wss held
last night at the home OF Foreign Secre-
tsry Won Schoen In Berlin, according to
the Mails Berlin correspondent That
the council was suddenly decided upon,
and Is therefore Of utmost Significance Is
shown by the fac! that Won Schoeu had
invited 26 members OF the Rsichstag to
dine With him last night, bot st the last
moment received word that The kaiser
was coming for q conference. Won
Scheon was forced to cancel his dinner
The Morgen Post Of Berlin gives the
meeting the Importance OF war council
aud says 1t Is interpreted 10 Berlin as
due to the recent signs OF hostility
shown by England toward GERMANY
The whole trend of the council. 1t Is de-
clared, was to determine how quickly
Germany could prepare herself for 8
copAc with England, indicating thai
the kaiser believes England Is preparing
for az early hostile move.
A dispatch from Berlin denies tina
the dinner bad any sIgniftancy, anc
that the correspondents were suffering
from A misspprehension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Conditions In Nicaragua.

Blus6elds, via wireless to Colon, Dec
IA battle between the government
and revolutionary forces at Recreo, Il
miles from Rama and at the head Of
navigation of the Mico river, Is momen'
tsrily expected.
Tired OF waiting for az attack from
Zslaya's troops, Provisional President
Estrada has taken the Initiative and
With the strongest revolutionary army
that 1t Is possible 10 muster at this Time
be Is preparing to strike what 10 hoped
will prove q decisive blow.
New Orleans, Dec. 1t.-Prlyate dis
patches from Psusms, apparently au'
theulic, declare that General Morales
has declared 10 favor Of Provisional
President Estrada Of Nicaragua, assert
log that the yske Of zslays Is lha! Of 8
tyraut and no logger to be borne. With
all his forces he hss marched agsins'
Riyas. He has already captured Orisi
and Suppos, small places near the Costs
Ricau border.
New Orleans, La, Dec. IA A cable
from Grsytown, Nicaragua, apparently
authentic, says Msnagua, the capital, II
10 the hands Of 8 mob today Men, vomer
and children are parading the streets
cheering for "liberty, Estrada sud th'
IJnited States.o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
TEL anpApHIc RRRYIIIES.

Dol. Goethsls, In command OF The
Pansms Osusl construction, has held up
q shipment Of cartridges consigntd to
President Zslaya OF Nicaragua. The
cartridges srrived at Colon on the
Prince Joachim and we're unlosded
there preparatory to being shipped across
The lsthmus.
A detective left New York today for
Greenwich, Ooun., with warrant for
the arrest of George P. Sheldon, former
head OF Phenix Fire Iosurance Com
pany, Of BroJklyp, Who has lbeeu TO-
dicted fot grand larceny In connection
With his administration affairs 10 the In
surance company.
Mrs. Maggie Hunter, who was beaten
aud left for dead at The came time thai
Mrs. Eliza Ghbble and her daughter,
hrs. Carrie Ohlauder, we're murdered q!
their home 10 Savannah, Friday, died Of
her Injuries yesterday. Although sbe
had regaIued Consciousness several times
since the tragedy, the woman never had
been able to give coherent story OF the
crime. ]. o. Hunter, the husbsnd Of
the dead woman, whom she accused, 10
an incoherent statement last Saturday, oil
having assaulted her Ia being held by toe
police. Despite the woman's statement
that Hunter committed the attack, the
police are continuing the search for the
negro who was seen entering the Gribble
homs shortly before the murders were
discovered,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Todsy's Telegraphic News
Operation Performed on Leopold.

Operation performed on LeoPoio'
Brussels, Dec. IA An official bull
letin issued at ii o'clock this morning
says thst King Leopold was successfully
operated upon BY Doctors Thirisrd,
Stienon and Delage: The operation
was performed at 10 O'Clock. The ply
sIcIsns say that the king has bare
cbspce of recovery. They base their
hope on the fact that DO tnmor was
found iu the iotestiDs, the operation
being for q simple intestinal obstruction.
The king passed q good night and
faced the operation bfsvely until the
doctors prepared TO administer The snes-
tbetic, when he showed great sgitstion.
In their efforts TO calm the sged ruler
the physicians assured him that the
operation would not be at oil dangerous,
though 1t Is known that they entered
upon the work fearful that the kipg
would succumbe during its performance.
The only member OF the kings house
hold who was permitted to see him I'm
niedistely preceding the operation was
his favorite daughter, the Princess
Olementine. The princess bravely com.
forted her father but the moment abe
left him, she sWooned and was revived
with difficulty.
Despite the encouragement held out
by the physicians, the public believes
that the operation will furnish but tenn
porary relief and that Leopold will never
leave 1.-The Palms." a small pavilion
pear the deserted castle. where he has
been living since the sale OF the palace
furniture and works Of art. "The
Pslms' Is the hone CT Baroness
vaagbsn, whose relations with Leopold
has been the scandal Of European royalty
for years.
The baroness bias temporarily with
drawn from the house, on the request, II
| ia understood, of Cardinal Mercier, who
yesterday administered the last sscra'
ment to the king.
The king held brief conference yes
terdsy evening with General Wahi.,
governor OF the Belgian Congo. 1t Ia
expected that in this interview, the king,
believing himself facing immediate
death, expressed regret at the course he
had pursued In the Congo.
IF my life should be spared" be Il
reported 10 have said, 81 shall try t.
make amends for whatever wrongs have
been committed there"
Brussels, Dec. IA - At FIVE O'clock
this afternoon, King Leopold teemed
10 be gaining 10 strength.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
The President In Conn ectieut.

New York, Dec. l4.-President Tai
and his party lett for New Haven Of
eleven O'Clock today where he will at
tend the meeting Of the Yale Corpora
lien. The president bad pauned 10
leave at nine o'clock, but having been
up late last night 10 addrts,a meeting
at the Bowery Mission, following mis-
address at Csrnsgie Hall, be changed
his plsrs for the early s!srt. MIS-
Taft remained here TO complete her
Christmas shopping as the guest Of bel
hsr.ip.law, Henry ". Taft.
New Haven, Dec. IA -Prtsldent Tai
reached this city at one o'clock tbii
sfternooo. he Was accorded hearty
reception.
TonighPs barquet will be preceded By
formal reception, @. which the presi
dent will meet the members and guests
Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
The president will leave for Washing
ton ut midnight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Killed In q Collision,

Erie, Pa, Dec. l4.--Three Italian
laborers are dead today, seven persons
are lying seriously Injured in st. Via.
cents Hospital, though none Is believed
fatally hurt, and eleven others were
taken to Buffalo suffering from minor
hurts as result Of q rear.end collision
between the Twentieth Century limited
aud the ChIcsgo to Boston special on the
Lske shere Railroad, nesr Northeast,
six miles east Of here last night.
The wreck occurred during raging
snow storm. All of the dead and In
jared we're passengers on The Boston
train.
Near Northeast The Boston flyer had
come almost to stop behind the freight.
The Century was bowling along at close
to high speed. The snow obscured the
rear signal lights of the flyer aud the
Century plowed Into her. The flyer
carried smoker as the tail coach. IL
was splIntsred. 1t was 10 this car thai
the dead and iDjured were riding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. IA. 1909.

TIE 6gh! for existence Ia a problem
which is causing anxiety to many who
arc watching the signs Of the times. With
the general level OF commodity prices
moving steadily snd progressively up
ward. the cost Of living is getting higher
esch month. Industrial activity aud
prosperity grow apsce, but the Purchas'
log power Of the dollar shrinks as prices
advance. President Tsit felt called cP'
on to speak Of the high cost OF living 10
bis recent message TO Congress, snd ne
correctly pointed to the great Increase 10
the money supply Of gold as the prime
Cause. Bat conditions, not theories, are
Knocking at the door OF every housenolo
ard causing apprehension to all VINO are
dependent upon thsIr labor for a livell'
hood. Prices Of the necesssrieS OF lie
have advanced eleven per cent In one
VAR Notable advances 10 the last yesr
have taken place 10 bread'tuH', pre-
visions. livestock, hides and leather
aud textiles and the situation bears
heavily upon many who rsalizs that
there is no likelihood of prices declining
materially 10 the near future.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
DIED.

At her home, III Ninth street. n. W,
Washington. D. c., Deco Is, 1863, MAR
n. YOUNG, beloved wife Of George. A
Young. En- .ersl Thursday. December 10, a.
10 a. M, from st. Pstrick's Church, Wssn'
ington. Relatives and friends invited.
At Providence Hospital. Washington, u
c., Monday, December 10, at $50 N mrs
Macy T. MOORE. wife Of VIM. Il. Moore
and daughter Ct the late Thomas r. and
Bridget Kelly, aged IS years runer .s
Ihursdey morning g. N SSlUeH 4ie 0 south Lee
street thence 10 st. Nsry's Church. FRIENDS
of the "a lily are invited TO attend.
william p. WOOLLs. beloved husband Of
Nora Wo3lls, aged q years, Funeral from
ST. Hsry's Church Friday morning at 9.3o
i; Rslsiiyes and friends Invited to
attend,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14

De, CHARLES STEELE, OF the Uni-
yersity of Chicago, delivered an address
before the University Of Pennsylvania stu
denis 10 Philadelphia on Sunday speak
log on the topic 1.-THE Church Versus
the Lsboriug Man." He said, in pslt:
Workipgmep, particularly In oul
largest cities, love the Author OF the
Christian religion and hate the church.
Why is this, II it is not for the failure OF
the church to make q plsce for toe Ia
borer ip its economy The church which
has q fashion display every Sunday
morning, and which raises Its money By
fashiopab bszaars, will never appeal to
the plain workiDgmsD. whose soul II
lust as priceless IS that of the Seslthy
pS,rou OF the church. | have little
sympathy with the msudlin sympathy Of
church people, which finds expression 10
elaborate resolutions and Legislative
probes and self.imporlsnt investigating
commissions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Mr.. ORITTENTON's WILL.

The will OF Charles N. Oritten,on, the
Wholesale druggist Of New York, and
founder OF the Florence Orittenton mis-
sious for women, girls and cbildrerv
who died 10 California on November 16,
was filed for probate 10 that city yes
terday.
/! leaves half The entire Iesidusry es.
tate for the benefit OF the missions aud
divides q large part Of the other half
among eight old employees, most Of whom
are DOW officers of Mr.. Crittenton's firm,
the O. N. Orittenton Company.
1t is said that the estate Is between
SO, 900 900 snd $1,000, 900, and that
the gifts OF Mr.. Orittsnton 10 bis em-
ployees are worth at least 5000, 600.
Out of one part OF his residuary estate
the teststor dlrecs that btquests OF be-
twesn $500 and 81, 900 each be made 10
nephews and neces. He gives bis
brother, William NJ. Osittenton. who
lives 10 the Bronx, only 81, 1000.
Mr.. Ciitenton divides 400 shares Of
stock 10 the Olittentcn Company suorg
eight Of the employees, provided they are
still with the firm. Concerning this be.
quest, Mr.. Ori!tenton says;
81 make the beq1ests not only as q
token OF my appreciation Of past serv-
ices, bnt for the purpose oiinducing new
interest 10 the welfare OF the company
after my destb."
To all men employees who have been
With the Orittenton Company for more
than ten years the testator leaves IS. 900
to be divided according to the salaries
last year. Those who have been with
the frm more than Eve yesrs divide
81, 00G equally. To all the women en-
ployes the testator leaves %, 900 10 pro-
portion 10 their salaries.
The bequest to the missions Is left In
these words:
81 give 80 much Of The other Of the
two equal parts Of my estste as sbslE
consist OF stock to Thomas F. Delauo 10
trust, the income TO be paid to the Ma
tionsl Florence Crittenton Mission"
Basketball tonight at Armory Hall
~ M 8 T., " Fort HINT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14

TIE Washington Chamber OF Oom'
me,ee. siter having labored in vain ior
some time to keep alive The SMOKING
coals Of the last retrocession blaz', hsS
turned their attention to suolne'
cbi,ners-lhe abolition Of capital punish
nsus in the District Of Columbia. Should
mi. recommendation be adopted murders
ara snre TO INCREASE, as has been the case
IN otber paris OF the country where the
death penalty has been abolished In some
states Of the union Legislators, swsyed BY
che persussious of philsntbroPlsts and
Others. have at times abolished capital
uupIsbment, but the increased number Of
bru,al and hor,id murders have forced
them 10 return to The old law. Many
~ell.meAning people in all communities
ara averse to executions for any oiiense,
hut their views have often been contro.
verled by Others who sre equally o.
humanitarian, but who are convinced
that human life would be unsafe were II
not the fear of the giobet. The first law
ever given to the human race ProVldeo
for the death Of wilfnl murderers' sno
the history of the race shows lis "lsoom'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Seven Persons Lose Their Lives at q
Fire.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Dc. IA Seven
persons we're killed aud three are dying,
while twelve others we're irjared In a
Ere which destroyed four'story tene'
ment house on east Third street early to-
dsy. The bulldog Was a desIh.trsp.
The only Ere escipe wss rendered u'e-
iem by the flames aud The emergency
doors, supposed to Issd ito safety aud or
dered to be kept open BY the Gre de-
partment, we're nailed shut. When hre'
men chopped them down they found The
passage way blocked With cbarred bodies
The Ere was caused BY 8 lamp being
overturned during brs"l between
second hoor bosrders. Grout 10 said tc
have been the man who started ths
qusrrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
SENATE,
The Senate was not in session today.

SENATE,
The Senate was not In session today.
HOUSE.
Congress will adjourn for the holidays
oa December 81. A resolution intro
duced By Representative Payne, the re-
publicsn House leader, provides that
both houses shsll stand adjourned from
December 81 to January 4 at noon.
Ia accordance With the suggestion In
President Tsft's annual message, a reso'
luton was introduced this afternoon by
Mr.. Taylor looking to an exposition 10
1918 to celebrate the semi.centennial an
niysrsary of the Issuance Of the emanei
patton proclamation.
Speaker Cannon announced the ap'
poIntment OF the following members Of
the House as regents of the Smithsonian
Institution: Messrs. Dalzsll, Mann and
Howard.
"War IL inevitable" declared C)n.
gresham Richmond P. Hobson, the hero
Of Santiago, In a speech delivered on
THE Philosophy Of Naval Policy OF the
United States, +" delivered In The House
today. He advocated the building oil
ak bsttleships a year. The minimum
basis OF the naval strength of this couu'
try, Mr.. Hobsou said, must be navy
equal 10 the combined navies OF Ger
many and japan. The true policy, be
said, should be 10 have the United
States strength 20 per cent above that OIL
these combined navies. Mr.. Hobson
believes the United States will even
tually have trouble with Japan.
Among the bills introduced were
measures increasing the pay OF rural
free delivery letter carriers.
Mr.. Griest, would establish city mall
delivery In every city Of 1000 inhabit'
ants.
On motion OF Mr.. Payne, the House,
In committee of the whole, sent the
annual message Of the president piece
meal to the various committee OF the
House for considers ton.
The House ct AZ adjourned till TO-
morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Wheat and Corn.

Chicago, Dec.14 Wheat and corn furnish
ed more fire works in the grain pit today.
Both shot up at the opening above yesterday Z
close, but the prices Of both grains crumbled
rapidly under the selling attack by the bears
Wheat had lost more than two cent, at noon,
while corn prices dropped nearly three cents
The trading was enormous and attended with
a good deal of excitement among the brokers
December wheat opened at ll4i, after closing
yesterday at 1928 December corn, which
closed Yesterday at 64s, dropped this morning
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Tup lsrge,t vItbdrsv.l of whisky

THE largest Withdrawal of whisky
from the Government warehouses was
that Of last fiscal year, amounting TO
1876, 900, 900 gallons. What share the
mach of prohibition las bad in this is
matter for the earnest consideration Of
Its advocates. ProhibItory liquor laws
that stimulate the manufacture and con.
sumption of whisky at the expense Of
milder lauors are 8 failure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
Blshops APPOINTED.

Rome, Dec. l4.-Rev. james OReilly
of Minneapolis WAS today appointed
Bishop Of Fargo. 9. D., and Rev. M. E
FalloD, Of Buffalo, Bishop Of London,
Canada. The appointments was made
oa the recommendation Of the consistory
congregation, and will take effect at
0naa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
New York Stock Market.

New York, Dec. 14.-Resvy selling by one
of the room traders caused reaction i'll a few
Of the industrisls after the first few minutes
of trading and general drop followed. This
was on regsinet, however, and the tone az
the end of the hour was again strong. Al
though there was some pressure by the trad
ing ell ment on few issues the market tone
held strong through the late forenoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
OBJECTS TO NEGRO JURORS.

OBJEOTS III NEGhO ~ f.Jsso.
II assurance Ia given him that he will
have fair trial, and that negroes will
not be drawn on the Jury, Judge Samuel
Williams, attorney general.elect OF Viz
gipis, will return TO WEIGH, W. w., to
answer to q charge Of feloniOus assault
upon former Judge Saunders, Of the
Supreme Court OF Yves! Virginie.
Judge Williams struck his fellow iurist
with an ink well during quarrel In o
courtroom at WEIGH several months
ago, and be has been indicted ard
rfq uisltion has been issued fOr him BY
Governor Glssacock. After a conference
With his counsel In Roanoke Sunday
sight, Judge Williams returned to bis
home at Wytheville yesterday determin'
ed, 1t is said, not to resist exttadiIion
unless the report that be would suffer
bodily Injury at the hands Of the people
of Weleh II ne returned there ID con-
Armed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14
BattIesblp In Collision.

Algers, Dec. IA report reached
here Of collision between the torpedo
beat Dard and the British bsttlesbiI
Henry Fourth during cruise last night,
The torpedo boat Was badly damaged
and several Of its crew we're Injured
The boat was able to reach port unss'
sisted. The injuries 10 the bsstleshiE
we're slIght
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-14

THE breaking Of the prolonged drougn'
which had caused trouble and much sp'
prehensloa throughout large area mas
been welcomed with delight Not"itn'
stsudjeg the forecasts Of the weather
bureau spd meteorological indications,
but little rain had fallen Ia this Vicinity
for long lime. u had become necek'
ssry in some places to haul water
wells and springs having failed. Haln
began to fall early Sunday night, ana
heavy downpours continued throughout
yesterday and until some time after DARK
The rain has not been local, only but there
have been copiOus dowDpourS over the
drought belt of northern Virginia, the
fist of any consequence In Six
months. There is great ri oicipg among
the farmers in Shenandoah valley and
e!seRhete, IS the wheel crop has beer
saved,