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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
POISON BOTTLE
WAS NOT LABELED
Authorities May Investigate
Death of Little John
O. Wilbon
DRUGGIST MISREADS
PHYSICIANS ORDER
Three ear-Old Child Succumbs
to Dose of Lysol Given by
Mistake for Remedy
Called Laxol.

Whether a proprietary medicine
should be labeled poison when II
contains deadly ingredients is a ques-
ton which viii In all probability be
given attention by the proper authori-
ties as a result of the death of three
year-old John Odeneal Wilbon Sun
day afternoon in the home OF his
grandfather. Mr.. David T. Wilson,
2400 Grove avenue.
The chiid's death was primarily
due to a mistake on the part of
Druggist William F. warinner, 2024
Grove avenue. who misread a memo
randun calling for two ounces OF
laxol written by DR.. John r. VIM
and given to the chiid's mother. to-
gether with a prescription for q fever
mixture n another mild prepare
ton.
Mistake of Druggist
-Mr-RArtnner- ralStnekA.laxol.-feF
"lysol." which 1T appears that Or.
Winn Is accustomed to order fire.
auentiy for his patients. Lysoi Is a
cresylic acid solution, and, according
to inscriptions on the bottle. la a bet
ter a~ntiseptic remedy than carbolic
acid. The lysoi bottles are not lab
elsd poison and Il Ia stated tina
circulars accompanying the medicine
claim that 1t is not poisonous. al
though possessing all the healing vr-
tues Of carbolfc acid. which is a dead
ly poison. as Is very generally known.
Mr.. Warinner ss "a that he did not
Continued on Sixth PRge.9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29

That all publishing houses wishing
to sell books to the State for use in
the high schools must not only pay an
entrance fee based on their capital
stock, but a license tax and franchise
tax as well. and nave an Office in
Virginia, is the information impaired
the Doh dealers in a letter from At
torney-General Williams Monday,
Acknowledgement Williams makes
IL plain in his letter that unless the
firms comply with these requirements
Of the Virginia law he cannot and Will
not enter into contracts with them. He
set with his letter copies or the Vir-
ginia Law on foreign corporations
doing business In the State and copies
OF the contract to which the publish
ers must conform II they might to
trade" with the State.
several Changes.
There are several changes In this
years contract but most Of them are
in phraseology rather thar substance.
One important requirement is that
new bidders who's books nav beef
accepted must purchase from Virginia
dealers all copies of the volumes which
must he withdrawn from the chool
as a result Of the change. The con-
tract also provides that at such time
as the State board of education dis
continued the use of a text book in
the schools, h publishers OF that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
ROUSING SEND OFF
GIVEN At CHEYENE

CHEYENNE, wYO., Aug. 90
Colonel Roosevelts special train left
Cheyenne at 1880 this morning. and
the colonel was given a rousing send
of" by several thousand cowboys and
residents of Cheyenne.
All Cheyenne tried to go to the
First Congressional church. which
Colonel Roosevelt attended yesterday.
and later, when the colonel started
on his forty-mile horseback ride
around the city he passed out into
the country through crowded streets.
The automobile which had been pre-
pared to accompany the colonel sin
case Of emergency did not go after
all. n the colonel certainly did net
need II. as he showed himself the
beet horseman OF the little party OF
six, including Governor Brooks. James
II. Garfieid and Winthrop Chanier.
Colonel Roosevelt expressed great de-
light Mt his Cheyenne reception.
Roosevelt showed qualification over
a movement started in Denver to-day
to raise money for d monument to
Frederick Remington at Washington,
as suggested by Roosevelt in his adj
dress Saturday. 1t In proposed that
all the money to be raised shall be
turned over to Colonel Roosevelt as
custodian. while Homer Davenport,
the cartoonist, will look after other
details.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
SINKS;
TWO LIVES LOST
Sole Survivor Of Drama Of Sea
Tells Thrilling

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug. 60
1t is possible that four lives were lost
at 4 O'Clock yesterday morning off
Newport light. Chesapeake Bay. when
the two-masted schooner Williams.
Captain Davis. brick laden. from Nor
ok to Baltimore, lost a plank from
her bottom and went down in a few
minutes.
+. F. Watson. OF Newport News, ar
rived here this morning on the Mer-
chants and Miners teaner Essex and
tells a thrilling story. He says that
the schooner sank so quickly that the
men did not ave a chance to clear a
yawl from the davitx. The srnall boat
went down with the schooner and ali
the men took 10 the water.
Watson kept af1oat from 4 O'Clock
in the morning until picked up Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock by a tugboat
that carried him to Baltimore. When
he last saw his companions they were
swimming towards the west shore of
the bay. He fears they were drowned.
as the shore is ONE seven or eight
miles away. The crew consisted of
VIII Coles. Henry Marshall, Robert
Williams and Watson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
Anxious to Effect Party
Reorganization Before
Congress Convenes
WORKING TO SAVE
HOUSE FROM ENEMY
President Will Try to Redeem G.
o. P. Pledges at Coming Ses-
sion-Wants Special Tariff
Rule.

BEVERLY. MASS, Aug. 2a.-That
PRESIDENT Taft is not overlooking the
possibility that the Republicans will
not control the pext House Of Repre-
sentatives Is strongly indicated at the
summer capital. He is now actively
preparing his program of legislation
TO be submitted to the short session u
which meets on December 4
This viii comprise all of the bills carr
ryi1g out the party platform pledges
not already enacted into law. and every
EFFORT viii be made by Taft to forca
them through.
In the past the short session has
been one exclusively for appropriations
bills and departmental measures. hat
this winter this will be changed. Presi-
Gent Taft has already started his CAM
paign to bring the insurgents and reg
uiars together, his plan of party or
ganization." recently announced. hav-
ing been designed to salve the feel-
ings OF the insurgents and get them
into harness for the administration
bills.
Clear Contested Schedules,
The president wants to clear UP the
contested schedules of the tariff bill
n he made 1t plain in his letter to
the chairman Of the Republican con-
sressional committee, published to-
day., that he thinks a special ruio
should be adopted by Congress which
will permit of the revision of the tar
III on the report of the tariff board.
schedule by schedule, without disturb
Ing the entire law at one time. He
expects opposition to such a rule, how,
ever. from the Senate.
President Taft is determined that the
bill permitting the Federal i~ncorpora-
ton of concerns doing an Interstate
business shall be passed at the short
session. which by law closes at noon
on March 4 of next year.
1t is admitted here that the COM
gressional leaders have warned the
president that the prospects OF a Re-
publican House are uncertain. and for.
that reason. liz he hoyes to keep this
party pledges. he ma be forced to get
all of his needed legislation during the
three months session.
: There vas little doing here Z to-day
of a public nature. Only two visitors
called on h president. One was Juan
Sumulong. a member of the Philip
pines commission. in the other was
John F. O'Rourke. OF New York. menu
Der Of a big contracting firm, who vis~
tied the executive to discuss a new
plan for raising the Maine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
TAFT KEEPS MUM
FRIENDS TALK OUT
Very Much Disturbed By Atten-
ton Roosevelt is Receiving at
Hands of Press.

BEVERLY. MASS. Aug. go
Every effort to smoke out" an ex-
precision from President Taft regard
Ing the Western trip Of Colonel
Roosevelt and the enthusiasm thai has
accom- panied IL has failed. He takes
the position that Il Is none of his
affair and Il is doubtful II he is even
reading the newspaper OF
the trip.
Not SO those who surround Taft
They are ms~nifestiy disturbed and
Rt.ese-
welt talks entirely too much as II
he were still presiden: OF the United
States
They assert that nobody can figure
any good reason for the Roosevelt
trip unless 1t was undertaken to
launch a boom for 1919, and keep
the colonel in the public eye. The
fac; that there are now fifty-five news
paper correspondents. representing
nearly every big city in the United
States, accompanying Roosevelt, Is
eontrasted with the fact that on the
presidents last trip only the press as
soclations and one newspaper thought
II of enuogh importance to send along
a representative.
Another cause of complaint by
those calculated cmfwypetaoi cmfm
those close to the president was the
manner in which his letter sounding
the keynote of the congressional cam
paign was handled by the metropoli-
tan press to-day. Only three of the
New York newspaper displayed II on
the first page, and only two carried
Ii In it's entirety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
ENGLISHMEN ATTACKED
WITH GERMAN PH0B|A'
Arrest of Two Alleged British
Spies REEVES Rumors About
Borkum Forts and War.

LONDON. Aug. 29.-Aaitation is in
creasing In England to-day fer a de-
mand upon Germany for the release of
the two Englishmen arrested at Ror-
kun last week on suspicion OF being
English spies. So far as known, no
evidence has been produced against
the prisoners, and this. coupled with
the fact that they have not been all
lowed TO engage English counsel, has
caused a new wave OF German pho
bia" and has drawn attention 10 the
Notifications at Borkurn. which Is de-
ciared 10 be a n to the neutrality
of Holland and Belgium. The prison
ers are accused OF taking ffshlight pho
tographs of Borkum fortffcations and
alsoo Z those being constructed on the
island of Wangeroog In the North Sea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
SHORTS ARE CAUGHT;
COME NEAR PANIC
August Cotton Advances SIG Per
Ton in Hurry and is Finally
Sold at $40.

NEW YORK. August 2e.-There
was a near-panic at the opening OF
the cotton market this morning, when
August cotton advanced SIS points,
or $16 q a during the FIRST three
quarters of an hour. The local and
foreign shorts were caught and made
q Wild rush-to secure cotton ( meet
their contracts. but failed.
Finally one of the big shorts Of
fered twenty cents for August cot
ton and w. p. Brown. leader of the
pool. furnished him all he wanted
and also announced that he had l00.-
GOO bales to sell at the same figure.
This relieved the tension and al IL
o'clock prices were irregular with very
active trading.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
DIES SUDDENLY
At FOREST HILL
Gholson Robertson Unexpectedly
Passes Away-Funeral Tuesday
Afternoon at 4 O'clock.

Mr.. Gholson G. Robertson, son u
Mr., and Mrs. John G. Robertson, died
in his home at Forest Hill Sunday -
ternoon shortly after 5 O'Clock.
Several weeks ago hi ndarwen -
operation Tor appendicitis. From fhtSS
he seemed to have recovered entfrNty1
though his nervous system y r.
severely shocked.
Sunday afternoon, white sittinwsfK
a chair. apparently much stronnor%
he suddenly lost consciousness. srf%s
fering from heart FAILURE. / lenG
than two minutes he was dead
Mr.. Robertson was 20 years Old. H8B
was an old Mcclure boy ana ~
later a student at the Virginia MINI
tary Institute. being compelled tn
leave college,. however. on account b
ill health. N
Besides his parents ne II survfx1
by three brothers: Massrs. JAan
Taylor. John Cullen an George Afo3&3
ander Robertson. and Sister.
de Graffenried Robertson. ss
The funeral win take place Tux
day afternoon AT 4 O'Clock from
Church OF te Good Shepherd
Forest Hill. Burini win b tn H&f
wood. The pail-bearera Selecte6
his young friends. VIII hAs
Clayton VERIFY. Gabriel W1orfhamtt8
ney Smith. Beverly Hnacqck.
Tompkfnn, H4rry QuaYfoG
Dennis sad xsssNiil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
WANT TAFT TO TALK
At YORKTOWN EXERCISES
President 5 Company at T29tE
Celebration Desired by
Virginians.

YORKTOWN. VA. Aug 2s.-Presi-
dent Taft nay be induced to deliver
the principal address at the big cele-
bration to be held here October II
next, upon the occasion OF the 129th
anniversary OF the surrender OF Lord
CORVALLIS to General Washington
here in 1881. A delegation OF Viz
ginians, including members OF the
Yorktown Historical Society and the
Society of Descendants OF the Gign-s
ers Of the Declaration OF Independ-
ence. have arranged to visit Beverly
and endeavor to ret the Presidents
consent to attend.
Governor Mann. of Virginia, and
probably chief executives OF Other
states will be among the speakers
Plans for the celebration are now
being completed. Aparade in which
the military Will take a conspicuoua
will be one OF the main feature
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
70 LIVES LOST
IN F0REsTF|REs
Official Reports Show That Five
Others Are Miss
Inw.

MISSOELA, MONT, Aug. 29t-seT-
enty-three forest FIRE fighters are now
actually known 10 have been killed,
their deaths having been recorded In
official reports received to-day by As
s~ociate District Forester Greedy. Five
mel are missing and two crews have
not been fully reported.
Greedy said that so far no deaths
had bee reported among the appoint
ed officers Of the forest service, all OF
the victims having been temporary
employees Three rangers are known
to have been killed.
Conditions have improved in all IRE
districts, and east of the divide all
of the fires are under control. Re-
ports from the coast States. however.
Indicate that several fires are still
serious. The work is now weIi or
gained and progress is being made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
HAD So RIVALS;
SEEKS DIVORCE
Mrs. Sanborn Charges Her Hus-
band Was Fond of T~hree-Score
and Three Other Mnmen-

NEW YORK. August EFF the
charges that Mrs Roscoe II. Sanborn.
of Brooklyn, says she will make in
her divorce suit are verified. Brooklyn
lis going TO put in a claim forthwith
for the champion lady killer of the
country. Mrs. Sanborn says she will
name IS correspondents. embracing
every known type OF feminine attrac-
tiveess from chic riondes to lam
guorouse brunnetts. Tired having
sixty-three rivals for the affections of
her husband. Mrs. Sanborn has re-
turned to the root of her father.
Sleuths from a private detective
agency say hat Sanborn was trapped
yesterday by his wife In a Brooklyn
hotel with "one of the sixty-three."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
CONVAEsC|Nc
At HIS COUNTRY HOME
Bullet Still in His Throat. But
Doctors, Predict Speedy
Recovery.

ST. JAMES. ILL, Aug. 2s.-Se-
Guided I'm his home. Deepwells. in this
village, Mayor William y. Gaynor. OF
New York. is to-day devoting all of
his energies to getting well. No visit
tors will be permitted to see him for
some time. n he Will not attempt
10 transact any of his Official duties.
1t was stated to-day that he stood
the transfer from Hoboken to this
place yesterday we'll. The bullet is
still In his throat. and he has trou-
BILE articulating. while he frequently
coughs. hut this will wear Oh. the
physlcians say.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
INTERNAL RECEIPTS SHOW
INCREASE OF SO, 518,O3

WASHINGTON, August ga
statement of the internal revenue re-
ceipts for July, issued to-day, shows
. total OF $2s.71s.03c. which is an,
increase OF ~$s.Tts.o32 over the re-
retpts for July. 1909. The new cor
porations tar yielded s~5.7a5.64s in
AA&y0k ILLS IeeaTs -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
DAVIS AMUSED At
REPORT OF ILLNESS
Has Recovered From Fall OF
Month Ago and is in Usual
Health, He Says.

WHEELING. ". VA, Aug. Blower
the long distance telephone to-day
from his home at Elktns. w. Va, for
mer tinted States Senator Henry
Gassaway Davis, candidate for vice
president on the Democratic ticket in
1904. denied the report that he is dy-
ing. He stated that while he fell down
stairs a month ago and bruised him.
self, he has fully recovered and is to-
day In his usual health.
Senator Davis seemed amused when
told thai Ii was reported that his farni-
ly was at the bedside waiting for the
end.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
,~Jurisdiction Yacktur.

W. d. Wright. charged with non
support and deserving his wife, whose
case was continued from August 20.
appeared before Magistrate T. J. Pur-
year Monday morning and was dis
missed on account of lack Of juris-
diction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING
THE LAW HE ENACTED
Roosevelt's Enemy, Chairman
Griscomb, Arrested for Speed
ing His Auto.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN, Aug. BE
aus he was not ready for an exami-
nation, the cas- against Lloyd GrisI-
com, chairman of the New York county
committee, and one OF the trainers OF
the automobile law, who was arrested
Saturday night for speeding, was con-
tinued in police courts to-day until
Wednesday.
Griscom Was put under 800 bail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-29
FOR ALL

If you aren not thoroughly acquainted with every detail of The Richmond
Nirgnian's great two thousand dollar award contest,y you should interest our
self in it att once. This newspaper is ready, willing and anxious to explain it to
you in full. You cannot afford in justice to yourself to remain out of this o
test. The cash awards are worth working for. All you are asked to do is to
secure subscriptions for The Richmond Vrgnian. See the Contest Manager; he
will tell you all about it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-02-19

Notice il hsssb1 siven hat under ard IN par
suAnee Of an order and decree Of the District
Coors Of Rio Gnads County. made and en tsrsd
Of record tbs 18th dag OF November. A. d. tSQs,
10 . easss theesin psodinx. in which David
Wilson IL plaintiff. and Susan L. Pound. Edwin
G. Poond- ClaYtsoo 4. P0and, Heory j. AID
rich, Trustee. SoaAn Loeains Pound. frauk G.
Pattsssoa. Rscsives Of he Colombo Ssenritiss
Coopany, The Colorado Securities Company,
fho0As L. saith. and ChAsiss II. Coslset, and
untnovn hsirs AID s,sis,s Of tbs above ss.sd
b. virtss q sseh osdss iss1sd oos d Tie o6kes
Of The Clerk q aid Cosrs eonaandiaS No N
make The sun Of Two fhossapd t01oOo Dol.
lafs aod tAtsrsst thersoa from August st 10,
ss tbs rate Of . pss eses Per annun. and costs 81
suit. and directing ~ 70 sell ths Sosthvsst q0aS
Ter d 6setipe 4sv0tAsn al in Tovnship Thirty
ssvsa az North Of Range Eight %. East n. 4.
T., IN Bio 0taods C0anty. STATE u Colombo.
/. August J. Weiss. IN p0rsoanee Of said judg.
neat and dserss and in pef.usnes Of the ordss
issusd b. TIE Clerk d aid Coart, viii expose
for saIs and sell 70 Tie highest bidder for essh,
At Deblie vsedns- st tbs principal North front
doos q shs Cosrs HS.se in t6s town Of Dsl
Cotossdo, - Wednesday ths sseood tzsA dsy
q March, 4. D. l3lo. a. tea do O'Clock In ths
sorsoo1o, % much a aid lssds - aay b nAc-
ss.aU 70 sasisfy sid 49,. intessss sd soses.
and ~ spRly ths Deos:sd. e IL lsynsst q
s.r1!us, II any tAsss b. 70 shs dssssaasss
Deasd II Dsl Nests. Colombo. us Nh ~
AUGUST J. WEns
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-02-19
APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING

APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING
PERMITS NOTICE l. hereby given
that al appicatioos 70. permits 70 grase
cattle, korses. I'D ewes TO be hnobsd
within the RIO OR aNDE NATIONAL
FOREST dssing the s-asoo q 1910
should b Gid d ny Office Ut Asote
Vista. Colombo, on OF before March 5.
1910. and an Applications for sheep 70
Craze shouh b nIed 3, the same plaee
on OF before April 2, 1910. Full infos-
nation in regard To the grazing les to
be charged, end blank soI ms TO Be- ussd
in making appaicstion- gill be furnished
upon Feqsest. A. l. Stroup. Forest
SUPERVISE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-02-19
NOTICE


Section 5034 Of the Revised Statutes
Of the State a Colombo, provides that
Z any persoa or pessoos shall put any
dad animal OF Part q the carcass Of
any dead animal, into any lake, nrer,
creek pod. road- street, alley, lane. Iot-
daid o. n1eedo~. or comDOn- o. IN any
plsce within ooe mule d the ressdenoe
Of any person or persons except the
same and every part Thereof be burned
OF buried at least tvofeet under ground,
and II the oTner or owners thereof snah
Anons's p' inc same 70 ie"iA ~
any a the AFORESAID pisces to the IN
jury Of the health or to the annoyance
o. the citizens o. this state, OF any q
them, every person 50 o1endine snan o
oeeu ku.. Lsm 49,, eaJ
M . srm not l.s. than FIVE dollars nor
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-02-19
NOTICE Of ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estsss ot niss Ran. Deceased.
1hs asasr.is,sd. hsvias hsss sppoiatsd ~
ainistsstrix a ths sstats ot Elias Rspe. lass
Of IL Coony Of Rio 0Fsnds. In ths osaAs a
Colombo. dsesassd, hsrshy sivss so<ies hat
che viii spssaF bsfoss sbs Cos.sy Co1st of aid
BIO 0rands Comfy. At ~ Cosst Booas In Del
Nosts. In said Cosnty. O. nsoday. ~ m Aay
OF March. 4. D. 1870. ss Tie hear q 10 o'siset
A. u. q said day. d vhish dos ali Dssssss
having claims ssaisss said esests ass eesi1sd
and requested to stsssd Tor H. pusposs d hav.
Ing he saos sdjssasd. Al Dssssas isslskepA
payment 70 H. ssdsssis.sd.
Dated q Del Hosss, Ceise.Ao, tbs sssh day
u January. 4. D. IS1oL
KA1HRINs b. JAooos.
Adsinisssstsix Il tie ssaass u Elias RsDD. -
esAsed.
CAsLs wsITsnsAD. Atsoensy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-02-19
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1910
F. W. BE1DLER PARDossED

The Rev. Francis W. Beidler,
former Presbyterian minister, has
served ten months in the state
penitentiary for embezzlement Of
1892 because Of a scruple which
prevented him from lighting fol-
his legal rights. and meanwhile
his wife and FIVE little daughters
have suffered the pangs of hunger
and poverty in Del Norte, the
place Of the crime of the husband
and father. But Beidler, through
executive clemency. will be free
to-day, as his petition for a par
don was granted yesterday by the
state board of pardons.
A man working for $50 a month
as preacher, expected to keep a
wife, himself and family Of FIVE
children respectfully clothed and
as well fed as might be, compelled
to resign his religious position and
accept one with potato growers'
association, where be received the
same meager compensation, unen-
dowed with any business ability, a
dreamer and imprscticsble-that
Was Beidler when he fell.
An unmitigated optimist he was
who expected that the taking Of
money would be only a loan which
he could repay, although the pos
sibility Of his paying it from a
week., wage Of $50 was nil.
Even the company defrauded Pc
titioned for his release.
Married when young, with the
cares OF an increasing family upon
his shoulders, q scholar and dream
er, when accused Of the crime
Beidler pleaded guilty, waived this
right TO trial, in which il u said
be would have been acquitted ~
the books Of the company were in
complicated state, and went
with bowed head to serve his pris-
on term, leaving the wife and
mother to care for, a. best she
could, the family, afflicted, a. she
says in q letter, with the white
plague.
When Beidler, because Of the
small stipend, withdrew from the
ministry, be took the position Of
manager Of the Del Norte Potato
Growers association, where be for
seven months received the same
pay. At the expiration of seven
months, and for three months be-
fore the discovery Of his crime, be
received t75 a month.
An entire absence of any bust.
ness training or ability caused the
ex-ministsr to complicate the &C.
counts Of the company in such
manner that exchange checks
passing between purchasers and
farmers, rebates and such thing,
were tangled in an undecipherable
mass.
When the minister. manager was
put into the penitentiary 10 serve
his term for stealing money, much
OF which, it is probable, never vas
spent for his wants, but was hid.
den by careless aud inefficient
bookkeeping, the Presbyterian
charities took care Of the strue-
Cling little wife and provided her
With . sewing machine with which
she has earned . bare living for
hssss1 and The Ave girls, TIE
eldest of whom u only 10. For
mooths she hes borne the burden
and beg health hes broken
Times.