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The evening world., 1913-10-10

csrets will remove the cause by stimu-
lstins the liver. making the bile and con
stipstion poison move on and out Of the
bowels. One taken tonight strsishtens
you out by morning. lO-cent box will
keep your head clear. stomach sweet.
liver and bowels regular. and make you
feel bright and cheerful for months.
Children need CsscsretA. too
The evening world., 1913-10-10
TRIBUTE TO BARN Es,
WHAT OF MURPHY.

"One thing further Mr.. Ryan's testi-
mony develops. and that 10 the evil Of
our political system OF leadership In
this country.
when great parties In a great State.
The evening world., 1913-10-10
upoE HERRlck OPENS FINAL
PLEA FOR sUlZER.

"a man may be unat IN some re-
spscts. Ne may have committee
iAdiscrstions or worss IN his ps4-
vats life, and yet We are 20 Judge
hin, % public oaaciai BY what hs
does In public once sad no other
way,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
HOT REJO|NDER
FROM [E|SHMAN
Ambassador Denies That He Has
Abused His Diplomatic
Privileges.

Washington. February 20.-John 6.
y. l.eishman, United States ambassa-
dor to Germany. who WAS recently
made defendant to a suit for $4,000
filed by Raymond. pinchon e Co.
brokers of New York, London and Pa
ris. made a statement to-day through
the State Department here.
The ambassador branded MS abso-
lutcly false assertions that he abused
his diplomatic privilege in declining
10 accept service for court proceedings
in connection with the brokers clai inns
and referred to his attorneys for cor
roboration of his declaration.
Such charges" said the ambassa-
dor, could only have originated in
the minds of ill-disposed persons who
have given them circulation with ma
Iicious intent to injure me. The al
legations 10 the effect that | have
abused privacy OF information which
may have reached me in the perform
ance OF my Official duties are equally
false, and my attorneys have instruc
lions 10 bring action against those re-
sponsible for the libelous statements
made against me"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21

committee for its award and tho others
VIII shake hands with the winner and
murmur. 81 should worry Everybody
remembers just how the thing is
worked.
The schools and representatives fol-
low: Staunton High School. lowering
Early Waverly High school John
West. Jr.; hamilton High School. Clay
ton Duncan; Chatham Training school
raul Sanford: Hampton High School
Andrew Russell; Newport News High
school. Alexander Luther Bivins. Au-
gusta Military Academy. Henry ~. Nor
rasy: Blackstone Academy, Guy NJ.
liouchins; Chester Agricultural High
School. Thomas Bury: Richmond Acad-
envy. J. Caldwell Wicket. and Fork
Union Military Academy, w. w Bur
ton.
John Marshall High School entered a
candidate when the contest was first
announced. The boy who was selected
has since graduated and matriculatcd
at Richmond College, making him ineli-
cible. The representative OF this school
VIII be announced on the evening OF
the contest. Three Of the preparatory
schools selected girls AS their repre-
sentatives. but the budding suffrag lists
were excluded under the rules OF the
contest. and were replaced by mem
oerS OF the sterner sex.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
DETECTIVE SHOT
BY NEGRO Thief
special TO The Times. Dispatch ]

Petersburg, Va February 2o-Detcctive
Bailey. OF the Atlantic Coast Live was shot
tonight by unknown negro who he
caught rObbinR car At Dunlop. In Ches
terneld County For some time thieves have
been robblng cars on tine Atlantic Coast Line
Dunlop, ana Detective Bailey. who is
employed and lives In Richmond was sent
10 break # up. Tonight he caught a negro
with two su!tcares or shoes coming out OF
err. and ne at once arrested him and
started down the track TO bring the thief to
Petersburg
lie had only gone a short distance when
the negro drew y pistol and shot him. The
piRtol was oclosc To Bailey's face that
the powder burpt his neck. The bullet took
downward course and lodged in the left
arm. The negro made his escape and De-
tective Bailey vas brought 10 tho hospital
in this city for treatment The wound is
only slight one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
TAKES GUN AWAY;
ALLOWS HIM TO co
Stanton Merchant Shot bv Man
Whom He Finds With
His Wife.
lspecial 70 The Times -pispaich

stanton Va. February .. Luther n
Bosserman, grain hay and feed merchant
ON Central Avenue. was shot az his home
here this afternoon al $3.50 O'Clock by ! l.
Worth, night clerk OF the Augustt iot@i.
whom he found with Mrs Bosserman Two
shots took effect one IN the breast over the
heart the ball ranging around that organ
aud one In the groin, Bosserinan caught
Elm. took the pistoi from him. and then
refusing 10 harm him, told him TO go
Bosnerman called physician over the
telephone and taken TO hospital
where the wounds We're probcd and Tho hui.
lets removed. IL Ia believed he w.ll recover
After the shooting worth went to tho
hotel. He was arrested there and taken 10
jail. Later Mrs. BoEserman also was Jailed
The people are indignant, and there has
been some talk OF iynchinE but nobody ex-
poets any such attempt.
Worth claims that Bosserman seized him
when ne entered tho room and attempted 10
rnutiate him. and in the tcunle which 10!
lowed no shot without knowing what he
~ss doing. He bears marks that tend 10
confirm his story.
Only week ago Bosserman sumbitted n
ttansfuson OF blood at the University OF
Virginia Hospital In vain effort 10 save
tho life OF his only remaining child. Althea.
10 Is a man Of high character. a volunteer
fireman and member Of several beneficial
and social orders Worth lie the son OF
charley Worth. WHO resides on his farm two
miles from Wayncsboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
OF OLD WILLLIVE
AGAIN AT COLLEGE,
Defamation Contest Tomorrow Night Will Revive
Brave Horatus, Who Nailed Lars Porsena, and
Spartacus, Who Put the "Glad' in Gladiators

periodically comes the dcclama ton
contest TO remind one that beyond the
Alps lies Italy, and that curfew shall
ring not n ring more. 1t bridges the
gap between the matter Of fact to-day,
with its problem of daily bread and
shoes for baby. and the halcyon days
beloved Of all phrase makers--when
one shouted with Patrick Henry that
death was preferable to tyranny. and
brandishcd imaginary swords with
Horatius ut the bridge.
The old heroes will live again to-
morrow night in the public hall at
Richmond College. where twelve young :
sters from as many State high schools
VIII contest for medal in the first
interscholastic defamation contest
held under the auspices Of "A Virginia
college The first dcclaimer will be-
gin Mt S:l5 o'clock. and will he fol-
lowed without intermission by the
other eleven
When Spartacus has wound up his
impassioned appeal to the radiators.
and the IIesperus is burned to the keel
and ioratius has wiped the blood from
his blade, Lieutenant Governor j. Tay-
Tor l;llyson, Rev. p. Clay Lilly, D. D.
and w. G. Stanard will retire to the
consultation room and make up their
verdict Then one hoy will thank the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
VANN MUST SERVE
LONG SENTENC
Supreme Court Will Not Inter
fere in Pasquotank County
Case.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
Raleigh, y. c., February 20-The
Supreme Court delivered opinions in
able opinion was in tho appeal of r. +.
Nann. from PasquotanlS County, under
sentence. The Layden boy was dead for
ing of Oliver Layden. in which the SUI
prcme Court sustains the lower court,
so that Nann will have to serve his
sentence. The Hayden boy was dead for
nearly "A month before he was found
and when arrested Nann had in his
possession the bicycle that was the
property of the Laydcn boy. There
was great public Indignation against
Nann. and he narrowly escaped lynch
ing repeatedly. He was carried to
Elizabeth City and also to Norfolk for
safe-kcepng. II was plea of self
defense that saved Nann from the cleo
trio chair.
The Corporation Commission has
elected III. ID. Bateman as assistant
state bank examiner. to succeed l.. T.
CoNtngton. who resigned to become
vice president and manager of the An
chor Banking and Trust Company, Of
Raleigh. Mr.. Bateman comes from the
Bank OF Greenvillc. where he is as
sistant cashier. and he is chosen from
among a score or moro applicants, all
prominent young bankers.
On March / 2 there will be in Green's
boro before the North Carolina Cor
poration Commission a special hearing
in the matter of petitions that are
pending for the Southern Railway Com
pany to be required to supply adda-
tional train service between Sanford
and Mount Airy OH the Atlantic and
Yadkin.
This is the Southerns western half
or this railroad. from Wilmington to
Mount AIRY. divided between the South
ern and Atlantic Coast Line, so that
ne IN Coast Line owns and operates. the
Eastern half. Wilmington "a Sanford.
OIL this road t ere is legislation pend
ing through L Eellum bill There
is great complaint Of lack of facilities
Tor through tlavcl. Wilmington to
Mount Airy, AID through handling of
freight promptly
charter was issued to-day Tor the
Methodist Colony Company OF Black
Mountain. capital $4,000. for the de-
vei9pment OF religious and Bible
tain for the Methodist demon ina ton.
The incorporators are w G.. Matonce.
BLACK Mountain. G.. w. H,nshaw, NJ.
\. Walker, Winston Salem: j. ID
Murphy. of Asneville. and others The
corporation wnl develop tho colony
site. each property owner holding a
share OF stock.
!, III Henry L: Lassiter. an aged naralytic,
died in Rex Hospital last evening from
burns that resulted from his having
set fire to blankets wrapped about i'm
his chair while he smoked pipe He
lived with his son. II. L. I-assiter on
south Person Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
MEASURE KILLED
BY DECISIVE VOTE
House Defeats Committee Sub
stitute for State Wide
Primary Bill.
Especial 10 The rimes-Dlspatch.I

n.
Raleigh. y. g, February 20-The commit
tee substitute Statewide primary bill wen,
to II" death tonight nj II o'clock In tho
lower branch of tho North Carolina General
Assembly 10y vote of &c to 2 after a siren
nous cross firing argument that continued
FOR nearly two hours OF the morning session
ana until the vote was reached tonight The
rea. vote came on great number %
ties from tho entire operation OF the bili
~ me face or the fact that friends of the
oiii Insisted that 10 be AT all effective ali
counties must be included to State and
district offices. while counties could be er-
e,npted from applying the law to selection
Following the voto exempting counties. a
large batch was voted TO 10 included in Tho
o ,n9ss COUNTIES exempted only as to county
oHices ,Ihen came the vote on the passage
., the oiil on the second reading. II had
rea,Iy been Killed In the vote on exemptinE
counties &c TO 3 but friends OF the bill want
81 the nnal vote. and this time the Vote
"Is 81 to - against tho bui
Nilhhns. @! Buncombe. opened the arc,,
mont tonight for the bill saying that nil
features old not suit him. but he was viii.
Ing 10 support II In the interest OF The s,otn
Mr., DouEhton closed Tor Inc onnos Itn.e
,hms,st,ns that the committee bill pending
the original Justice biii and ,es a,, to
srn section Of the State wa. oppos.d m ~.
Mr. Justice in closing for IN. hui
that II tho primary law ia no, nro,,,ia .1' co
~ s s.ss. such outsiders Wilson Bryan
the next WOO ve eo,ne ni" the State during
tnihgs out lie charged thai the stats g.
i LII nr n Nth political fraud for the
80 o' an enocNVe State Wide primary
the Senate devoted the night session ~
xii u h',, = OF ne .h months school term
I'm mat u ~ a rolI-cali hill and uii ~ -.
10 ne read on Two more dars -"
the oomn,i.slnnn, "a' adopted authorizing
sspecial tax In excess OF IN. con,ti,,, -, =
nf",tat . rot exceeding cents on the sioo'
" W"Vlue TOT any deficiency I'm the neces
-hly current expenses and revenue M which
~ '"u's" ny 'he provisions Of the act
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
ACTION BLOCKED
BY PROGRESS|VES
They Refuse to Enter Combina-
ton for Election of
Senator's.

Springfield. Ill. February Gothic
Progressives to-day prevented the
election OF two United States Senator's
in the Illinois Legislature. Lawrence
y. sherman. Republican, for the long
term. and Frank II. Funk. Progressive
FOR the short term. They refused to
enter into a combination with the Re
publicans until furnished the names
or members whosc votes would make
such a combination successful. Upon
their request being denied they replied
that they were not ready to-dav 10 go
on with the plans to elect Senator's
Under a joint resolution the two
houses OF the Legislature adjourned
until next Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
BRIDEGROOM MUST
PAY SERENADER
Member of Party Who Was
Shot Wins Suit for
Damages.

Newark. y. j.. February 20.-A Jury
In the Circuit Court to-day awarded
Hugh Porter. member of the "Skim-
merton" party. which in July. 1911.
serenaded Walter j. Force and his
bride at their home in Livingston, near
here. $4,000 for injuries received when
Force fired both barrels OF a shotgun
into the crowd.
Force was indicted for the shooting
AFTER spending some time In Jail, while
Porter and Walter LeyenRuetb who
also was shot. were recoyorinr A
number OF the "Skimmerton" party to-
day testified for Porter, while several
residents OF Livingston corroborated
tho story told by Force that his bride
was nearly In state OF collapse
through fright before he fred the
shots. as the crowd, IL was feared,
would break into the mousse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
BELIEVE SNEED
NOT RESPONSIBLE
Witnesses Swear His Reason
Was Dethroned When He
Killed Boyce.

Vernon. Tex. February 2o.-Two
physicians. DIR. =. c. Darnell and DR..
j. +. Dodson. both of Vernon. testi-
fed to-day that In their opinion !.
-. Sneed was not capable of judging
between right and wrong when he
killed Albert q. Boyce. Jr., at Amaril
10 last September, that he was not
capable OF criminal intent at the time
ana that when he saw Boyce his rca
son was dethroned. The physicians
were called witnesses for the de-
tense at the trial OF Sneed. charged
with murder.
DR.. Darnell asserted that Sneed
probably would have killed all the
Boyces il he had seen them at the
moment he killed Al Boyce. the condi
ton Of his mind being such that he
was governed entirely by his subcon-
scious mind.
DIR. Darnell said that Sneed. Just be
fore the killing, was suffering from
melancholia, produced by fear. and
when he caught sight of Al Bovce. his
reason quickly left him and he be-
came irresponsible.
Tho cross examination or the de-
tandant was resumed this morning. He
identified for the State two letters one
from telegraph operator at Houston
TO Snced. divulging the contents Of a
message purporting to have been from
Albert Boyce, which the operator had
heard going over the wire, bidding n
Mrs. Perkins. of Louisiana. to come
TO Dallas to prevent Sneed from again
locking up his wife. The other was
from Mrs. Perkins to Mrs Sneed. in
which she invited the latter to visit
Lake Charles
The defense practically closed its
case this afternoon. 1t is expected
that all testimony will be in to-mor-
row morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
EDUCATORS MEET
IN CONFERENCE
Teachers of Ninth Congressional
District Gather at
Bristol.

Bristol Va February co.-Catholici;y OF
srir!t i'm matters OF education was tho cen
trsl thought OF the principal address be
fore the opening session of tho ANIMAL Edu-
cs,icnsl Conference for tho Ninth Congress
.IonaI District. md the counties Of Gray
SON and CarroN here tonight. This adj
dress was delivered ty Dr. W. :. Neighbors
president ~ Suilins College this city. DR.
Ne.shbors spoke In ! ID. EgElestons stead
the latter being unable 10 attend
The conference opened with $50 teachers in
attendance. others arrived tonight and by
to morrow noon tho attendance VIII prob
ably he 200 rrof W h. Keglcy. vice presi-
dent OF the state Teachers Association pre-
sided the opening session. Judge Joseph
l.. Kelly. OF the Corporation Court. delivered
the address OF welcome, which was respond
cd to In an eloquent address by Prof. j. ii
Montgomery. Of Damascus.
The music for tho sessions is being furnish
ed By young women from the music depart
npnt or Sullins college.
Prominent among those who arc TO address
the conference ton morrow arc State Super
irtendent Stearnes; :. w. Edmondson. Of
Meadow View: n q. Williams. president of
the Modern Language Association OF vir-
ginia James ". tlilmsn. of Coeburn: Miss
Margaret Williams. OF HIGHLANDS: Mrs. Ian
don = pashiei. Of Richmond: DR. T.. c.
Williams. of the state Health Board. and
President j. i. Miller, OF Marion Female
College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
ASKS REMOVAL
OF Exc M ION
Washington Wants Cuba to
Make Legislators Liable for
Defamatory Statements.

Washington February @0.-The Cuban gov
crnment has been requested by the State
Department TO use its best cndcavors TO Sc
cure enactment by the Cuban Congress OF
the pending bills removing the existing ex-
cmption OF legislators from liability for tine
publication of libeIous and defamatory state
ments.
This request has been transmitted through
the Cuban minister here, Senior Rivcro. upon
information that those responsible for re-
cent bitter attacks upon American Minis
ter Beaupre and Secretary Gibson success
fully nave asserted the right OF exemption
under existing law Officials here feel IL is
useless TO maintain e minister resident in
any country which cannot will not ex-
tend 70 him proper protection agains, UNI
lwaful abuse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21

M.
Ihe United states Circuit Court Of Appeals
reconvcned yesterday at II o'clock with Cir
cult Judges Con and Pritchard and District
Judges BOYD. Dayton and Smith in. attend
anHe; Court announced and handed down its
opinion in the following case:
NO iVs-D {. Boycc. Betty Boyce CT al
anpeIiants' vs. southern National Bank OF
Wilmington y. G., CT al. appellees; appcsl
ron the District Court At Charleston. 5. c.
'sr curtain "pinion Affirmed. with costs
me Following case was argued: No lIDs--
ii,, Jane kirkpatrick. appellant. vs. Hsr-
;eu EiSabcth Mcbride. appellee: appeal
from the District Court at Wheeling w Va
on limited rehearing Cause argued by
Char!es ~ Burr. OF Phiadelphia Pa Tor
the appellant, and by Thomas NJ. Kirby. or
I,,ieveiand' O. and Henry NJ Russell Of
niitted " '""
Ease case In cali -&J-!ay:.. No 14-wheeline
Iclhihal Rs.iwAI Coin pany. plaintiff in
error vs. Samuel j. 7. Russell DEFENDANT in
W fhos, IN error TO me DistrIc, Court q,
S3inmervilic Of Wheeling. w. VA. for the
PA hn u IN error and 10y John A. Howard
mo .! y 5r!en & OBrien. of Wheeling ~
"a Tor the defendant In error
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
DEATHS

MAEGCM Died. AT Durham ~ c..
TfhER ANa aIShry only NJ L son of
Micajah and Blanch Cox Mangum.
aged iifteen years
grandfather, William +. Cox. Coz
North Twenr"-slxth Street. at 1880
acqua,ntances iny iiediy to attend ana
CRALLE--Died at her home in Ken
FeS bnn 80 20. gSIRs, willie 4, III N TasSoN
CRALLE. sister OF Mrs. r Il Samp-
Funeral a. Kenbridge TO-DAY.
February 81.
pilsssll. T4 I, FsbF@s%S q, is5a;
THORNTON; wife OF Lucips e;
twenty ninth wear OF her age. Be
sides her husband: she is survived by
wS a1 s As years aged er f e6nt
Allard; of Henrico County. and tho
Messrs. J. clinton, Geo, &c r. and Ed.
ward T. Ailhrd. Miss Mamie Aliard
and Mrs r. p: Townsend; Mrs.
ton, and leaves many friends and
relatives bes'ues those named above
to mourn their lost
AFTERNOON In.e.ment in Oak
wod Cemetery.
at the residence OF
her parents n nenric9 Ss G9nnty o. on
and Pearl r. Taylor aged thirteen
months and eleven days.
dence at o clock r. Nj, FRIDAY.
February FL. Friends and acquaInt-
ances cordially invited.
a precious one from us has gone,
Our dariine's voice is stilled:
a place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled
ELLIs1 ,!os, at his :, Iesid Mns Zoo
E Mes1 nafSo iss. nj 1EoN sahf5da Z.
ELLIS. in the seventy fourth year Of
Miss Eta Grafton. he leaves two
ana one bTI;G,theE. Henley +. Grafton.
Tab eraa Baptist chnreh at s faS"
A1&EhDssa' 8 y.FEIf hHorpltl
Of Of Dr.; a and Me- r. w. Miller. OF Bar
ACREE.-Died, February 20. at p. NJ.
iss hs sapse o. H 81 dRsFfr!aM
AGREE. aged I'VE years son of VIII
lia A1,. A. ,, and 10, Nosa Acree
February 90 1919
hLPIMUEL, p WARD. in his sixty
Funeral FRIDAY, 4 r. NJ. from
Advent Christian Church. Chaplin
near Randolph Street. Interment
Shockoe Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
at his home. near
Greenwood Church. Henrico County.
Virginia. Thlrsday, February 20.
In the. seventy-second year OF his
age. Besides his widow. who was
Miss Bette Powell Gray. he leaves
#. Frank, Robert, Ollie e.. Augustus I
and, Joseph Nathaniel Cross. and Mrs.
Ada M. Terrell, Mrs. George q. Scott ].
and Miss Ane Catharine Cross, and :
his, sister, Miss Bottle Cross.
The funeral will take. place from
TERNooN q. o'clock ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
CURES RHEUMATISM
Quickly Eases StiG, Sore, swollen
Joints and Muscics-DriveS Rheu-
matte Pains Away.

1t is needless TO suffer any longer
With rheumatism. and he all crippled
NJ and bent out OF shape with it's
heart; -wrenching pains, when YOU can
easily avoid ii
rheumatism comes from weak. in
active kidneys, that fail to filter from
the blood the poisonous waste mat
ter and uric acid. and IL is useless 10
rub on liniments or take ordinary
remedies to relieve the pain. This
only prolongs the misery and can't
possibly cure YOU
The only way TO cure rheumatism
is to remove the cause The new dis
covcry. CrcXone. does this because II
neutralizes and dissorves the poisonous
substances and uric acid that lodge
in the joints and muscles. to scratch
and irritate and cause rheumatism. and
cleans out and strengthens the stopped
up inactive kidneys. SO they can filter
the poison from the blood and drive
II on and out of the system.
Croxone is the most wonderful medi
cine ever made for curing chronic
rheumatism. kidney troubles and blad-
der disorders. You will fnd II differ
eDt from all other remedies There
Is nothing else or earth Ike IL II
matters not how old YOU are or how
long you have suffered; II IL practi
caily impossible TO take {; into the
human system without results You
VIII ind relief from the first few doses.
and you VIII be surprised how quickly
all your misery and suffering will end
An original package of Croxone
costs but trifie at any frst-clnss drug
store All druggists are authorized
10 sell IT on positive money -back
guarantee. Three doses a day for a
rev days is often all that Is owe,
needed TO cure the worst backache o,
overcome urinary disorders
ADVERTISEMENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
Victim Of Scrofula

The fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla
has wonderful efficacy In Kidding the
blood OF scrofula is we'll known by
thousands OF people. Elisha +. Locke.
No harrington. y. H., writes:
II had scrofula. and at times was
unable 10 work. Many medicines failed
TO do me any good. but Hoods Sarsa-
parilla worked like charm. When
had taken six bottles all signs OF scro-
fula had vanished. | am glad to recon-
mend this medicine"
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla to-day. In
liquid or tablets called Sarsatabs.
Advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-21
FURRY ~ POSTAL CIRCLES.
Caused by Transfrr OF Clerk from One Bris-
tOI Office to the Other.

ESPECIAL % The Times- DispRtch.1
BrIEtol Va, February 2D.-Thc transfer of
i. W Marsh clerk in the Bristol, Tenn
p0st-Oftcs 80 the Bristol. Va post office
which came abou; without Mr. Marsh's hav-
ing been cOnsUited, caused a furry in postal
clrcles. The matter Immediately laid
before ConEressman sam II. Sells. OF the
Fret Tennessee District. who secured an or
DER reinsthtihg MI Marsh In the Bristol
Indicating that there In not the best of feel
ing bstHeen fonno people opposite sides
OF the state line here result OF the es-
Ia oiishment OF second postofice for the