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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-17

Sheriff Ness of this county, is reported
from Texas, to be on his way home, a
fugitive, and having forfeited his bond, He
was arrested there on a charge of kid
mapping. He had made three trips to Hous-
ton to arrest and return to this state,
George Howald, indicted here for wife de-
s%ertion, but owing to the political pull Of
Howald's friends, the sheriff failed to get
his man. He tried to arrest him and leave
the state and the sheriff was himself ar
rested.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-17
POPULAR RECIPE :
This Homemade Cough Syrup !
Stops Coughs Quickly.

Make a plain syrup by taking one pint
Of Granulated Sugar, and one-half pint of
warm water and stir for two minutes.
Put two and one-half ounces of pure
Plnex in a pint bottle and fill 1t up with
the Granulated Sugar Syrup. Take a tea
spoonful every one, two or three hours
Keep well corked and II will never spoil.
The effectiveness of this simple home
made article is surprising. II usually stops
a 0eep-seated cough in twenty-tour hours
II is also excellent for colds, whooping
coughs, pains in the chest, bronchial
troubles and simmilar ailments.
Use the real PineX In making II, how
ever. IL is the most valuable concen-
trated compound Of Norway White PINE
Extract. and it is far superior to the nu-
mtrsus pine oil and pine tar preparations.
II your druggist does not have II, ne can
get II for you without trouble.
The proportion above suggested makes
q fun pint of the best cold and cough
remedy. The taste is so pleasant tnat
children take it willingly. The total Cost
Is about "a cents. 81,
Strained honey can be used instead %
the syrup. and makes a very fine honey
and pine tar syrup.-Adv,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-17
LocnI Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Feb. 16.-Official record of tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
The corresponding period of the last three
years: 1910. 1919. lgO8. lSOi.
Maximum temperature. 8 81 20 "a
Minimum temperature. o B 30
Moan I Is y A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

that the full amount of the fund soon
would be in hand, n gave praise to
Miss Mabel %Boardman, who is the ac-
tive head OF the association.
The Rcd Cross Is preparing to bring
suits In various of the Federal courts
to protect the insignia OF the organ
iaation from use as trademarks and
for various ADVERTISING purposes.
Charles D.. Norton. secretary to the
President, made his first report ns
treasurer Of the Red Cross. tThe re.
ceipts for the past year were s263,2o2
and the expenditures $257.576. The so
ciety now has on hand S224,023. The
membership Is nearly 1900.
Six millions OF the Christmas seals
have been disposed of to dealers, the
proceeds to go as usual to the fight
against tuberculosis.
President Taft was reelected pres
ident of the American Red Cross, and
Robert w. Deforest, Charles Fl. Magee
and A. Piatt Andrew, Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, were reelected
vice-presidents, secretary and treas
urer, respectively.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
The Times Dispatch Bureau.
100 North Sycamore Street,
r--..L-- W. D.o1-,Aa- Z

The city Treasurer's report shows
cash receipts of s53.941.09 in the month
of November, largely due to payments
on the second half of city taxes, pay
able on or before December 10. The
City Auditors report for the same
month shows disbursements to the
amount of s55,423.67, due in large
to payments on the new public
buildings and interest on tbs
bonded debt of the city.
The city's cash balance on hand as
of date November 80 was s3S,S,-.o4.
In June OF next year s165.000 OF
bonds of the city will mature. They
will be retired in cash by funds drawn
from the sinking fund, which now
holds nearly 100000 in moneys and
valuable securities.
Important Recommendations.
AT the meeting of the Board of FIRE
Commissioners last night some very
important recommendations Wee
adopted, to be presented to the Com
mon Councll. These Recommendations,
based on the needs of the department
as developed by the recent fire, arc as
follows:
The appointment of seven additional
men: a third engine to be put in COM
lllSSlpll anu pldSco III III lam oIiSSS
house; the purchase of a fuel wagon,
with oil tank: the purchase of four
additional Horses: four additional cut
off nozzles; an additional engineer; an
appropriation for the Office Of addi-
tional fire chief; Increased pay for thu
present force. not to exceed ten per
cent. of present salaries; an appropria-
ton for a fire alarm system, as pre-
v!ously recommended: the creation or
the office OF building inspector. The
commissioners submit q building code
and ask tina it be adopted until more
extended regulations can be adopted.
Bid for City Dredge.
A meeting of the Lower Appomattox
Board was held last night to open bids
for the purchase of the city's dredge,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
H0BS0N WILL LECTURE
FOR SUFFOLK "DRYs"
Durham Minister Makes Address
Hailrond Man Beat Into Uncon-
sciOuSness and b
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.l

lrPSStat W iHc
Suffolk, Va. December 6.-Dr. H
Wood Campbell, president Of the Cit
izens League, to-day closed an en-
with Representative Rich
mond Pearson Hobson, OF Alabama, to
deliver an address here next Friday
night in behslf OF the .'drys.' DR.. Z
Z. Beatnon, of Durham, n. c.. made .
speech in Suffolk tonight in advo.
eacy OF the dry cause. The vets
have had no PUBLIC speaking and prob
viii not.
Robert / Small and Miss sy1ello
BYRD. daughter OF A, r. Byrd. of Whi:
leyNtlle, welr married in the Baptist
parsonage Of suffo!k This afternoon BY
Key. Il, y. Mcfarland.
Hurricane Branch, the bloodhound De-
t]ectlye, to-day let It be known among
friends that he win oppose Police Chicf
brlnkleE next year at the first popular
election OF Suffolk city oncials.
4 Il KuykendaIl, a railroad man OF
AsheN!lle, y c.. his face and body
black with bruises, tonight applied
- police hcadquarters for a free prison
bed kuEkendall claimed he had been
he!- mp and beaten into uneonacfoua-
nc.S and robbed hut could not give a
definite description OF his assa.lant,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
POLICE COURT CASES

Matrimonial and Diamond People Get
Continuance from Judge.
- Percy Lee, Lawrence burton anu
ing on the premises Of the Southern
Railway and stealing coal, We're placed
under 500 bond for ten days III me
Police Court yesterday
Boyer, charged with being fIgitlves
from Justice from st. Mary's. O., was
continued to December 10.
SUSPICIOUS Character. suspected Of being
a diamond thief, had his case continued
to December 10. !,
The case OF j. II. Haley, charged
with passing q worthless check of So
on \. Bourne, was continued to De-
cember 16. The check was drawn on
the Commonwealth Bank.
For recklessly driving his team IN
Mayo, colored, was fined s25 and placed
under security of $500 for ninety days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

IAsoN.-The members of the bar Of
Hanover county, residing in said
county. met December 6. 1910. at the
office OF Hill Carter. Esq, In the
Chamber of Commerce. Richmond
Va, to take suitable action upon the
Z. MASON. Judge OF said county
George p. Haw was elected chairman
n Walter Sydnor was elected sec
rotary.
Messrs. Hill Carter, overton How
ard and Laney Jones we're appointed
presented the following. which We're
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we, the members Of the
bar of the Circuit Court of Hanover,
and residents OF Hanover county.
have this morning learned. with pro-
found sorrow. OF the death OF JOHN
f.. MASON. Judge of said court. there
fore, be 1t resolved, by a meeting OF
the said bar:
First, That the bar of said court
expresses hereby their grief at the
loss of AN upright, conscientious and
and kind f~riend-one who never for
got, under any circumstances, to be
considerate and kind, as we'll as just:
and whilst having eve the highest
regard for what was his duty, not
only never forgot to perform 1t. but
to act, in performing 1t, with such
consideration and kindness as to
soften even defeat for those who
sustained it.
Second, That we extend our sym
pathy. for their irreparable loss, to
his widow and family.
Third. That the secretary OF this
meeting send a copy of these resolu-
tions to the family of Judge Mason
and to the daily press of Richmond
n to the Hanover Herald. and pre-
sen the same to tho Circuit Court of
Hanover, with a request that they be
spread upon tho records Of said court
GEO. p. HAW,
Chairman.
w. SYDNOR,
Eea1a#E ~ ~ n va - TX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
!. HEAVY FIRE LOSS
Planes Wipe Out S75O,OOO in Property
I'm Evansville.

L u NVIpC OuN soVsVVU 81
In Evansville.
Evansville. Ind, December s.--Ffre,
starting early to-day In the +. Hend-
rich cigar factory, on Main Street, did
damage to the mou OF $750,0o0 and
for three hours threatened to destroy
the entire business district of the city.
Five inches of snow on the roofs OF
the business houses in the neighbour
hood is all that saved the business dis
trict.
The buildings destroyed include those
of the Fendrich Cigar Company, Durre
Wholesale Whiskey Company. II: Fend-
rich bonded warehouse, containing. 900
bales Of Sumatra tobacco, valued at
s272,000; Southern Express Company,
Postal Telegraph Company and Amer
ican Express Company. The Bray OF
flee building also burned.
A dozen other buildings in the adj
joining blocks were damaged to the
extent of $500 or $1,000 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
HoWITzERs TO DINE
Annual Banquet VIII BE Given by As
s0cintlOn on TUESDAY.

Annual Banquet VIII Be Given by As
sOcintlOn on Tuesdny.
All the members of the Richmond
Howitzers arc looking forward to the
annual banquet rendered to the bat
terry by the Howitzers' Association
which will take place at Murphy's Hoo
tel next Tuesday night. No drill Will
be had next week.
Last night the battery was put
through a course of range finding and
sighting under the personal direction
of Captain w. NJ. Myers. This is high
~ TECHNICAL, and involves a consider
able knowledge of mathematics. The
men manifested the keenest interest
In the instruction.
The section of the battery under
commend of Sergeant j. E. Holmes
was entertained at his home in Fair
on Monday night. 1t is an
affair of frequent occurrence in the
winter months to gather In this man
ner and discuss the affairs Of the
section and OF the service generally.
Captain Myers. Leutenants Wood and
Surgeon Warrick were present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
D|SM|SSES
BLIND TIGER CASE
Gives Warning Against Evi-
dence Being Especially
Worked Up.

Raleigh, N. G., December
Mitchell was on trial in the Federal
court as a blind tiger, when 1t devei.
osped that Detective Ruark, WHO came
mere from South Carolina with Two
and has been working w
tnssa by Inducing suspected ,p.nS
ngers to sell to them for pMrposes :,
against Mitchell. Judge Conner asked
hiuark II the government fmployea
him; then II the city or state employees
nm, or his associates. and being ,ora
"on their own hook" the Judge directed
Mitchell be dismissed, and stated from
the bench that he wanted no such cass
rough into his court, he deeiareu
ted in the regular ordinary channels
without any one. even officers OF inc
Jaw, going out OF their way to indlee
some n to comnit crime IN oruet
He wanted his court officers to unes,
stand that such cases would not d.
entertained by him, no matter, now
clearly the actual sale under sueh or
cumstances might appear In the eSi'
dence.
The Pepsi Cola Bottling Company; OF
Fayetteville. received a charter TO-DAY,
with $4,000 capital, by Joseph S. Hall.
j.. J. Hall and II. G. BullaSd.
eral Lelnster. Of the North Carolina
United states War Department for SIX
officers OF the medical department OF
the North Carolina National Guaro 10
be recommended for a special SIN,
weeks course In a field service scnooi'
to be held at Fort ~Leavenworth, San,
beginning April l. The government,
will furnish mileage. subsistence ana
quarters. 1t will probably be several
days before the recommendations VIII
be forwarded. In the meantime an ell.
fort VIII be made to ascertain JUST
what officers of the medical dS-Act-
ment can get off to take such a course
Members OF the First Baptist Churcn
or this city have presented TO Rev.
c. Tyree, retiring pastor. and to Mrs.
Tyree a massive silver loving cup. .(Ihe
cup has Just been completed. and en-
graved suitably, and will be forwarded
at once to Rev. and Mrs. Tyree at on.
ford, where they are spending some
time. He has not yet accepted another
charge.
c. B !. Plyler, Of Union county, con-
victed of the murder of his brother
in-law, Carter Parks. June Is last. is
to pay the death penalty in the peni-
Tertiary electric chair here January
20. An order to-day by Governor
Kttchin. acting on a certification from
the Supreme Court that the findings of
the Superior Court had been affirmed,
Is to this effect. Carter Parks had
disappeared from his home three days
before his body was found by search
ers. There had been bitter enmity
between the two men.
There are three Others awaiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
WRITING ON H0OKWoRM
Magazine Contributor VIII Describe

Magazine Contributor Will Describe
Campaign In Virginia.
Louis Brownlow, of Washington, a
widely known newspaper co%rrespon-
dent and magazine writer, spent yes
terday in Richmond. Mr.. Brownlow
came South for the purpos. Of study
ing the hookworm situation and the
effects and methods of the Rockefeller
Sanitary Commission. He will write
his findings and impressions for a
magazine.
This morning Mr.. Brownlow will
leave the city with DR.. Allen W. Free
man, Assistant State Health Commits:
sioner, who is In especial charge OF
the hookworm campaign in Virginia,
for a visit to counties where the work
Is especially well organized, and where
the greatest number OF cases is to be
found .E9t E@H. srtest 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
DEATHS

REGINA ROSE, mothet
Y of Moses and Albert Rose. dled az
1885 p. M, Tuesday, December y, ~
her late residence, 22o llas' hfoau
street.
iHIcKs--Died. at 7:4b. a. M December
Main Street, THOMAS "a. HICKS,
IIis funeral will take place from
his late residence WEDNESDAY, ct
Sill IA. M. Friends Ind cquainfance
aYA vtaW. Fs@t
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continued From First PaEe.)
held tina where a State Constitution
does not prohibit, a Legislature may
do as 1t pleases when not in conflict
with the Constitution of the United
States.
Supervisors of counties and Councils
of cities. he argued. have rights over
streets and roads. delegated to them by
the Legislature. Not long ago, he said
the city o fRichnlond closed the Scott
Alley. Mr.. Pollard holding hat the city
had a right to do so. because power has
been delegated to it by the Legisla-
ture in its charter.
In this case. continued Mr.. Byrd,
the State has given Its consent to the
closing Of the dock, leaving 1t to the
commission to consider the deaths by
drowning in 1t every year. whether the
slight public use of the property is
sufficient to justify the annual toll OF
lives, and whether, If the property
were occupied by houses, it would not
be better for the citizens than to CON
tinue the dock.
inc parties who are now Directing,
ne proceeded, are not those who were
parties to the original contract. which
was between the State and the owners
or the property. If the State had a
Tignt TO make the contract, he said.
X mas a right to release it, for the
State speaks for all the individual
-, Like r.. f. & p. Case.
This case is similar TO that Of N.
naehmond, FREDERICKSBURG and Poto-
mac railroad. said Mr.. Syrd. This road
operates dnder a peculiar charter.
which requires it to stop It's trains
whenever a passenger demands II. r.
lhe state and the company get together
and decide that the road SHAH he re-.
iieVed or Its burdens and shall give m
It's privileges, the individual citizen Nv
ing along its line cannot object. Con-
sequently. be said, the CITY of Rich.
mond and the Chamber of Commerce
ana the Individual property holders
nave no right to be heard / in this mat
ter.
Mr.. Wickham asked Mr.. Byrd for All
expression OF opinion as to the right
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio TO object.
IN view or its contractual obligation
70 keep the dock supplied with water,
contained IN Its deed to the Trisg Com
pany. Mr.. Byrd replied that as this
mad not hitherto bean mentioned In
tAe case, and the point was not IA
nlllar TO MIN, he wouli not make the
frank answer he wo3sd Ike to make.
Judge Christian inquired II the fact
tnat the city of Richmond was a large
Stockholders in the old Richmond Dock
Company did not enti3le it to be hearc.
Nr. Byrd replied that it had no such
rights at all. any more than had n
other stockholder, and that the prop
cry mad long & been sold under en-
abling acts of the Legislature.
Inc question ~propounded by Mr..
indicates what the position
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio will be II
1t decides to enter the litigation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

electrocution in the penitentiary here
Philip Mills, Tra~nsylvania county, Is TO
die February 10 for wife murder; Nor
man Lewis, colored, January 8, for
killing the chief of police of Spring
Hope; ]. q. Allison, Buncombe coun-
ty, is under sentence to die Febru-
AIRY "a, for murder.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
BOIL WEEvIL TO BLAME

Dcthrone Womnn's Reason ana She
Commits Suicide.
Jackson, Miss. December 6.-Her rea-
son dethroned by %brooding over the
raIages of the boil weevil in her cot
ton fields during the past year, Mrs. j.
r. Hudspeth, a wealthy woman planter
of Yazoo county. committed suicide to-
day by jumping out of a BOAT into the
waters of Wolf Lake, about nine miles
from Yazoo City. The woman was be-
ing rowed across the LAKE by a negro
boy, who hurried TO shore after Mrs.
had plunged overheard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
THE a t

ForcGnst: yirsinia-Cioudye Wcdnes-
day with SHOW in the morning in north
portion; Thursdny fnir, continued cold;
moderate northwest winds.
North Caroiinn-Cioudy Wednesday,,
colder in east portion; Thursday fair,
continued cold; light to moderate north
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
RutIdInr Permits

Building and repair p~rmits were
issued yesterday as follows:
Home Brewing Company, to erect a
brick garage on Harrison Street, be-
tween Marshall and Clay Streets. TO
cost Si,70e.
R. Kastelberg's Sons. 10 repair a
hrick building, lT08-l7lO East Main
Street, Installing cold storage plan.
and making general repairs, to cost
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
Qualifications in Cbnncer,.

Mrs. Mamie r. Edwards qualified
yesterday IN the Chancery Court az
executriS of the estate of DR.. Landon
J. Edwards. The estate Is valued al
$4,000.
Mrs. Jennie Hawley qualified as guar
dian OF Miss Ida Belle Hawley. The
qualification was in order that a
marriage license might be issued IL
Miss Hawley, who is under age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
TWO NEGROES LYNCHED
They Arc Taken From Officer md
Hanged to Tree.

Monroeville, Ala, December 6.-Cal-
vim Eaele and Sylvester Peyton, ne
groes. were found hanging to q tree
at Double Branches, two miles from
this place. yesterday. They had be-
barn and outhouses on the place OF
Edgar Bass last Friday night, near
JoIes's Mill, and confessed to the crime.
A deputy sheriff of Monroe county had
them in charge and was bringing them
this place for safekeeping when he
was overpowered by. unknown men, his
prisoners taken from him and hanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
ret,tlon In Dnnhruptcy.

NJ. Il. Smith, OF Richmond, yesterday
filed In the Office of the clerk of the
United States District Court a petition
In voluntary bankruptcy. Liabilities.
mostly open accounts, are placed at
S617.T5, while there are no assets, At
torney James 7. Lewis, represents tho
DetitiOner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
Ben lindsay to pen,t,ntlnrv.

In the Hastings Court Yesterday Ben
Lindsay. alias William Lewis. w;tG SEN
fenced to five years In the penitentiarg
for breaking into the house Of Henry
Morgan,
John Smith and Milton Jackson got
five years each for breaking into the
mouse of Hattie Harper and stealing
one cook stove.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
some County Cnncs.

Frank McGinnis was fined $3.50 ana
costs and given ten DAYS in the Henrlco.
county Jail Yesterday by Magistrate y,
j, Puryear for trespassing IN the prop,
erty of the American Locomotive Conf
many and disorderly conduct. /.
Daniel. Parker, colorcd, drunk and
disorderly, was fined 81. 40 and costs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
TAFT PREDICTS SUCCESS
nsS crss. Fund q S=aoo,ooo

$1,000 49, F"'N HHH OF |-9IUW,UJN
WHI lie Secured.
bennington. y. g., Dec. G.-~Prcsidc1t
RAFT as President OF the .AruerIes h.
Red Cross. presided at llie annual
meeting OF tii&t organization here 10
Gay Announcement was made thaA
New York .G!ty already h3ti fsised tf3c
prcposeH Red CfORs ehgowmenM ftira
~ }s,9ot.ooe Gapt TAI prpa tcd
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1T further appeared that the de-
PENDANTS, at a meeting held in New
York city, appointed a committee OF
their number. known as the Price n
Schedule Committee which was to de-
irhis committee held a ten-day session
at Mount Clemens, Mich, some months
ago, and fixed prices. conditions. etc.
The department. being satisfied that
not only was this a deliberate case OF
Intentional violation of the Sherman
law. but that a fictitious semblance of
dealing in patented articles under n
legitimate patent license Ngreement
was adopted to conceal the true nature
OF the transaction. 1t caused the evil
dence TO be submitted TO a grand jury
at Detroit. and this investigation has
resulted in the indictments above re-
ferrpd to-"
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COL. ROOSEVELT
NOT |MPULS|vE
continued From FIRST Page.)

Continued From FIRST Page.)
est said Wellington. Fathers used
to think that they had to break their
childreu's wills. Better break their
backs. Make their wills strong, and
Their dedicate them to some lofty SER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

Recent Deaths in %LOulOnn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Leesburg, Va. December G.-James
i. Grim, a well-known farmer OF Lou
doun county, died at his home. near
Morrlsonvillc. aged sixty years. He
was unmarried, and was survived by
two brothers and four SISTERS
Mrs. Mary A. Keys died at the home
Of her son,J. II. Keys. near Mt. Gl!ead'
was one OF the Oldest residents Of the
county, and Is survivedSby several sons
and daughters.
Elder ]. Il. Alexander, q minister IN
prominent citizen, died recently at his
home, near WaXpool, Loudoun. county.
aged sev~enty-seven years. he was
trice married, and is survived by
I Welya children. | H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07
Southern midway Ilnrnings,

Estimated earnings or tho Southern
|Railway8for the fourth week In Novem--8
Compared with the corresponding week
llank NAaR-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-07

Files cunED in O TO IA DAMS.
Ie.lt 4aifagEtst wlil refund money IL PAHO
IN falls to cure any case of Itch
.tsf BIND Hleeding or Protruding Piles In
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80 FunernI OF JNIEc NnHOH.
TSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Fredericksburg. Va, Decelnber g.
The funeral of Judge John u. Mason.
who died at his residence IN TINS CITY y,
take mace from st. Georges Episcopal
Church here on Wednesday morning at
S11:3O& o'clock.
Owing to inclemeney Of the weather..
ira body Will >rest8iH the Scott vault
fnr a few DAYS, and then be carried
Ia King George Courthouse. who're IT