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MN 1soU9ths- Z.
Canton aaa D00e0 r1aahe0o5
~ less thas Wholesale 0sseoes
Clearance Of Lining Satins-se -ileh- -:
Black, navy, Copenhag0n aA1 4 -
King blue ,cnly: therefore. ,ys.n,
Extra Fsns Cal. Woo, Biashste-WA1os
and colnre6-for full siss osde- -.
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Largs sponsss-for housshoia o. 9
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PETTlCOATS.
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feather stitching-silk scallop or emb'y-
Four Lots:
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Wash Fabrics,

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Chtffons and l.acee-oest c0loYO
and combinat ions--With fur. shadow
iace-hand emb'd esfscts, otc.-
we're NSS and ls.Se. 10 clear. q, ,OS
Handsoms models Of Cashmere, Crepe,
HesssiinsS and tine chiffons-
newest shades-Spscial.. .00
Fine White Waists-voils and Batists
hand emb'd.-tAiiorod and fancy
styles-were e2H........To Clear. .. 90
Fine Corsets-Coutil:1 13atists, Brocadss-
low, medium and high bust
lace and emb'y trim-also
laced fronts
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Wsrs elo.oo to eiSoo. Clearance. 4. .O6
Maternity Waists-bvttoned or clasp
front.sids lacing-oad sisss-
were el0. ..................... go
Fine Brasstsree-handsomsly trtm'd-
all slsoe excepung - and y. therefore
e10 and o16o values. 40
Extra eiss Black Satesn Psttiooats-
side pleatsd nounces-Reg. el.N.. 81
Silk Jersey Top Petticoats--blsck and
colors-snsssalino or self pleAtsd
flouncss-fttted or string tops
all lsnSths-Spectal. .........2.08
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-26
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

rliE FOLLOWING MEMORIAL AND
resolutions were adopted at a meet
ing OF The bench and bar OF the city
OF Richmond, Va. called 10 tnko ac-
ton on the death OF HON. ALLEN
CAPERTON BRAXTON:
Great things are done by devotion
10 one idea" No better illustration
81 this truth could bc found than tho
lie OF the eminent lawyer ana citizen
whose death We are gathered 10
mourn. and whose memory we wish
to cnShr!nc.
Allen Caperton BraXton was born
February ., lSG., AT Union. Monroe
county, IN what Is now West Viz
sinia. and where his family were
temporarily .OJournInE Ills carly
lie However, was spent ~ "Chcri-
coke. IN King William County, III
this state He was The son of Dr.
Tomlin Braxton and Mary Capcrton
HTaXtOn. His mother was the daugh-
ter of Allen r. Capcrton. United
states Senator from West Virginia.
aud whose namesakc tho subject OF
this sketch was
Young Braxton grew up in tho
healthy, vigorous atmosphere Of "a
refined yet simple country home. ana
IN the pursuits of Q Virginia country
boy acquired that strength OF body
and clarity Of mind which Gav,.
promise OF a long life, and which. as
II was, enabled him 10 stand with
courage the burdens and discourage
rncnts which soon shadowcd though
they never darkencd the years OF
his carly manhood.
Pampatikc Academy. in the same
county, one Of the best classical
schools of that day. one OF his teach
crs was his friend and subsequent
associate IN much important litiga-
ton John rickrcll. Esq. of this bar.
lie was compelled to abandon his
studies at the age Of sixteen, as
the death Of his father threw the
care and support of the family upon
young BraXton as the eldest born
lie met this Responsibility with tho
same calm and unfiinch!nE courage
with which he met every demand or
life. indeed. 1t served him tho good
purpose OF steadying very intense
nature, and gave direction to quail
ties which needed Just such a field 10
bring forth their best fruit. For the
sake of his people there was no task
TO which young BraNton ever hest
that however humble the task h.
touched nothing that he did not
adorn and dignity. He taught school.
was bOokkcepcr and civil engineer.
course of instruction in the Office OF
Il legal friend. With the exception
Of summer course of lectures. under
the late John Il. Minor. II was in this
hard school that young BraXton ac-
quircd his sound training in the fun
damcntal principles Of the law. But
his difficulties and discourag crnent
were not yet at an end. From the
lack of means he could not endure
the long waiting for practice which
is the usual experience OF the young
lawyer. lie continued to work on
railroad, at one time accepting en-
ployucnt as a brakeman, until. with
the help OF friends, he was able
profession in 1883.
From that time his success was as
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REBELS REFUSED
At TORREON WITH
GREAT SLAUGHTER
(Continl!od Ernm lcirst parcA

- cover Ills retreat For three hours
thes" men Held the position. possibly
all Of tncIn IN Ignorance that they were
marking per!lous stand or covering a
retreat Meanwhile Guardiola'a main
i"ic" got safely away la orderly tor
nation.
4 Federal sergeant. who escaped 70
va" tnltcd Sthtca, W&s authority for
tue Aicry Of the retreat. TIc claimed
'5uhfd!pla attempted TO sacrifice the
lives OF 100 Of his men Of the Twenty
hirth infantry 10 save the major por.
zion Of his command
Tt"gc men, said tho sergeant were
dirpOac1 along The outskirts of tho
town ana on houFctops where thcv
kept up iurioIa fr". under cover Of
~HicJl Guardiola1 retreat was "Necutcd
rapiply. II Was not until O'Clock that
The band OF 100 realized that ihev were
.pntinR alone. facing "a Constitutional
ikt force OF about 1876, Which wua
equipped "ith cannon and two iiiacIluc
gums. CONSERVATION iu.tncdiatrIv
spread among III" handful Of defend
"rr. who scattered ia all directions
purgUcd by CoustitutiouansiR Some
Of the ifcderals wore killed .o,n,
crossed INTO Tn. United states. ana tho
others were raid 10 have escaped
The scrPGa'It says II took him abou,
two hours 10 reach the Kip Grande
"ignt mtlcH from Guerrero. iu Ms own
Sight. where lac was ovcrtaEcn ,yhil.
siaHnIhS on the bank By Il squad o.
CoustitDiionnliHts. Win his guy,
.tinpprd to his back, Ice said tic lived
into the river, the Cons,itutionnlists
..:lnH ~ him.
Hs wan huuled out nearly drowned
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Fear Attack on NucvoI,r.ao

Laredo Tex. March 2G.-The bal
tered remnants OF the l.200 rcdcrals
with which General Guardiola set out
TO attack the eastern section rchcls ut
Matamoros, Mexico, returned TO Nuevo
Ian edo to-day. minus ammunition sun
piles and large part Of their active
force. the result OF the battle on Mon
daE at Guerrero which ended IN the
rout Of the Fedcrals Tonight prepa-
rnttons are being made TO resist a pos
sihie attack on Nucvo Laredo. After
the tight at Guerrero. Guardiola and
his forces retrcatcd 10 san Ignacio and
not counting tho wounded, it is stated
that OF his 200 troops. only half that
nrmh"r remained TO march back to
NueVC LAREDO.
Seventy are killed, according to re-
C,arranza and Antonio Viilareal, the
ConSiltut!onalist commanders declared
the rebel loss TO be hfty-threc dead
and wounded. They claimed their
forces numbered 5000 to the Fedcrals
100. Cn the field after the battle
the CoOstitu;ionalists found rich
reaSure in supplies abandoned by tho
F"dcrals II WAS claimed Guardiola's
sword ana can and his wallet, con-
tanning personal papers. were found
and Identified. Besides the arms and
clothing OF the dead Fedcrals the Con
Siitutionalists reported ;ndinE 49,
rli . ana CarbincS, money. caps and
parts of uniforms. The E.derala saved
the!r ARTILLERY. IL is presumed that tho
infantry covered their retreat and later
" cr'- dispersed.
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VIII Not he E.ecutcu.

Douglas, .Nria., March 25.-I.uis Tor
IN @ts. ~ held captive by tho Consti-
executed ia any circumstances. accord
,iS 70 statement made here to-day
~ tob.rto Pcsquira, Il representative
N washington OF the Insurgents who
was n douglas on official business
IL addition 10 asserting that TcrraZas
Would not be executed. PcsQuira an
nounccd that tho prisoner probably
would not be released under existing
circumstances. The rebels agent said
that notes now being prepared would
result IN the redemption OF all present
issues, ana he guaranteed so as to re-
N!ve business in Sonora.
fcSquira praised President Wilson
hiEhIE, declaring tho nations CHIEF
.,iSecutive was McXicos best friend in
The United States
Irapuir., VIII leave morrow for
~! Fas" TO confer with General Car
lAlAl On his arrival at .IMnreX.
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PRESIDENT HUERTA
IN BEST OF HEALTH
Difficulties OF Past Year Leave
No Stamp Upon His
Features.
TAKES THINGS AS THEY COME
Conducts Democratic Regime,
and Does Not Like
Formalities.

Mexico City. March 25--Atter q ycar
IN Office, General flucrta appears in
better health than when lie undertook
tie presidency The difficulties he has
encountered have left no stamp upon
MS features. Six months ago some of
ms friends and most Of his enemies
nre"lcted carly physical collapse, and
been surprised had his intellect Suf-
odds.
Take things as u,cy come" seems
or liu"rta. tempered always, however
with the belief that all things come to
MN VINO waits, especially To him who
waits Tor ana scizes the big opportun-
hWertas iaiiings. Nor is he u creature
al routine. Regularity does not char
actcri2c his methods. He does his work
When and where II suits his convent
family the public, and his private Fam
H.! aS well have to yield
Long ago he tired Of the regular
tApihet meetings. and announced that
,;'Ku Mace whenever hc summoned
item, and there would pc no place
regarded hs sacred TO that coremony
ma so 1t mas come about that uucS-
likely 10 be discussed in his private
nome as in the National Palace and not
al All intrcQucutly hc sends word to hi
ministers suddenly that he would Ike
10 meet them that very morning ~ III.
woods about ChOpultcpec castle
10 TN famous ANA ancient pnrl, i'm
winch IN" castle Is located hC drives
~ his AUTOMOBILES His ministers. also
1rriV!ns IN theii cars. wonder in just
WhHl par' Inc President is going to
sec them. Their chaufeurs or aidcs
sight the presidential car aheah on
ono ~ INC MANY drives ana there be
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Views of Morning pnncr..

London. March 26-The view OF the
Liberal morning papers IS that though
yesterday vas the blacklist day the
government had experienced In it's
whole existence, and. in the words Of
TIE Daily Chronicle, ii; seemed as II
is LIE was not worth forty-cirht
hours purchase, now the air has
cleared, and it is rehabiiltnted ana In Il
stronger position than ever"
The Daily News, IN an editorial, SAYS:
1T may be that the Curragh incident,
by which the opposition hoped to de-
sToN the government and popular
liberties at one blow. would be found
% have been ono Of the most fortunate
episodes Tor the government in this pro-
louScd struggle"
The Express asserts that all general
officers commanding divisions through
GU; England have been ordered to re
por' ~ tho War Office between II and
/. O'Clock to-day
the existence OF plot and urging
Cnlonlsts In Parliament to compel the
SoNcrnment TO oiNu!Ec the nature of
the verbal instructions given TO Gen
sral paget. argues that colonel Seely's
real motive and only reason for add
.4s ne two clauses 10 the guarantee
given 20 General Cough was 10 prevent
The Post believes that Mr.. Asouith
refused 10 accept Colonel Soe!v's resir.
nation because Lord Morley also was
According to the Daily Mali. on tues.
.aN night when the additions TO tn
lfuuE p tttS'T become known Chancellor
Lloyd George threatened to resign uri-
less the War secretary resigned. but
when the matter came before the Cabi-
7r: Yesterday u became evident that
t3!or SeelY's action involved Mir
CRurchsll and LORD Morley. and though
ms tauiuei might have survived Col
>ee!E-s retirement Il was !mpos-
Si"4t Up Jose The three ministers with
oHt cisrupti0s H. Hence the ChaDcsl
.c7 oi the ENchequer withdrew his OPP
position.
-L
t.e. oi'ic.al eNOuer4tion Of the King. The
!onbt correspondent OF the Daily News
ss1s that Colonel Secly added the two
pNencinE paiaCraphs Just after lie had
Der ~ coNierence with the Ktrs at
Buckingham Palace
The, Daily Centre, n Labor organ.
says that the cNoneration OF tho kim
~ Hremier Asquith and Colonel see
~ "aS only TO be expected. and adds:
mace TUESDAY that tho King has re-
peatedlN interfcred but IL does indi-
cate that Tor tho time being there has
been check Ia the King
Thc Dublin correspondent OF the
Times on the authority of one who
was present NJ tho War Office confcr-
ence, asserts that after General Cough
had carried his point. Colonel Seclv
asked:
VIVA, are we to 90 now for the
sake OF the armyT'
General Paget replied: You NAV
make scapegoat or me"
Another Dublin dispatch says Col
onel Secly holly attacked Lord Roberts
~ the presence OF General Cough and
ail Your fault. You arc omtrcIy to
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OH tho American side Guard!oia is
somewhere southeast OF Nucvo Laredo,
ana marching 10 that city.
~ the headquarters OF General An
tonic Nillarcoi, CoustitutiunoliSt com
inanCcr. near Guerrero, :nc number
Of rebels killed was given as ninc.
with siHty-thrce wounded Tn. Fed
eral loss Was unknown, but was cstt-
mated ut fifty. Many bodies wcrs
found IN the hills near Guerrero. INC
attack was wholly a surprise to tl.,.
Federals. vino had expected to meet
Inc ConStitutionaliSts nearer 10 Ma
t"lnoIos, which was the objective
point OF the Federal campaign
The rebels had four cannons and
TWO machine guns Their shrapnul
was placed with such accuracy that
the fcderals were forced four times
to change the position OF their u.:il-
lcry
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rons. he assumed responsibility for
them. but Colonel Scely still accepts
the sole and the fullest responsibility"
Mr.. Balfour's motion to rcJcc; the
consolidated fund bill. which provided
the preteNt for the debate. was de-
fcatcd. 2li to 2e2. Tho resignation OF
Colonel Secly followed quickly after
publication to-day of the "iIitc paper
giving details OF the crisis In the Brit
ish army. whose officers refused to
participate In active operations
against the Inhabitants OF Ulster, who
had prepared 10 oncr armed resistance
TO Introduction OF home rule
Colonel Sccly. in his vnledictory ad-
dress 10 tho House Of Commons. de-
nicd that King George had taken any
initiative OF any kind in the army
crisis lie said
THE surg estion is absolutely with.
out foundation In tho broadest sense,
His Majesty took no Initiative or any
kind"
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strong Defense by rcd.r,,.

BcrincJillo. March % tBy courier TO
~ PaSo) --itobcls wounded from Gomez
lalacio and the lesser recent fights in
the vicinity are being brought north
IN large numbers and II is Officially
admitted the Fcdcrals nut up an un-
eNpectcdly strong resistance NJ Gomez
ralucio.
~ trainload OF injured soldiers start.
cd north from Scrttingham Junction
to-day. They were to be deposited al
all water tank stations along the rail.
road where hospitals had been cstab-
liehcd
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,.lsItCINI 20 IN" TllncH- DIspatchl
Noriolk. Va, March 25.--Mrs. Mis-
souri, Jane Sawyer. wife OF W. r. saw;
yer, died At G:05 o'clock this afternoon
~ the rcsidcrco 81 her daughter. MIS-.
Capitola Granain, In this city. She
was nifty cight years old. Mrs Saw
yer was a native OF Mathews county
but had been resident OF Norfolk for
- number OF years. She Is survived b,-
hcr husband. ono daughter, Mrs era
nam, ana two brothers John =. and A
=. IiudSins, Of OCean View
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DEATHS

PERKINS, Died at Memorial Hospital
Wednesd;,y, March % at +. NJ. 'a after
Mo GSS %EsITs pf Ell II NJ health THOMAS
The funeral will take place from
81 ~ n i" \ +: Gh" Tha FHIp2AY. March
meet at z09 west Frankiin stree VII
LE4D,oU%,--,Died. on March %. 1911.
ii12pitai. New York City. HATTIE l..
WILLIAMS. wife OF Augustus u.
Funeral services will be held at the
resiHcnce OF her brothcr-in-law,
~ West i'ifticth street. ON Friday
March -. 1T IL O'Clock. Intcrlucut Mt
convenience OF the family.
MGii SSH p; ~ ;TTuesday; March q.
PETER l.. McGHEE lie is survived
by his wife and three children. three
'T Tnmarai an rI, iw9 ,r TIs,er5
NOON ut ESQ from New fridge ZAP
list Church, IIenrico County.
3laTeh y. rf:YroN GWY&iNS Hays tHnis.
II: and" son OF the late Judge
Funeral from the chapel In Holly
wood FRIDAY at 1890 a. NJ.
GooDMAN--Dicd. at 10 a. NJ wcdncs
my, March 20. at the residence of
M,iiIaIn j. Hasse. 1901 Grove Avenue.
IoiM NJ. GOODMAN. in tho sixty
Funeral from above number FRI
DAY, March 81, at 3 p. NJ Friends
ana relatives invited to attend.
LEDOu\.-Dicd. in Roosevelt Hospital.
New FORK CITY, March rs, HATTIE
L.. VIE OF Augustus ID. LedouX, and
IIttushter OF HARRIET j. and tho late
''iET,m ,,md >. Williams, of this city.
Funeral notice later.
Is EENG i.;.--Died. At residence Of his
SW;! nt, t Mrs Henry Wachter. 1919
YES, Marshall Street. March -, JNO.
- kkfNGLE. in seventy second year
Funeral from residence THURS
/ "a AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock
FRIENDS ana relatives please attend
SAioMONSKY. Diod. at her homo. $40
| I;hst Leigh street. at 1880 T. NJ
Nra"neSIay night. MRS. FANNIE
Funeral announcement latcn
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ISItNldI 10 The TImcS- HIsDatri
Mexico CITY. March 25-A million
Dcaos were paid into the Mexican treas
urN to-day as guarantee for conccs-
SONS granted by the government 10
ANA steam railway concessions were the
prizes. II is announced also that Brit
isA capitalists are active in attempting
I" obtain further concessions in tho
states Of chihuahua nud Coahuila.
which. 1t is said, will be granted as soon
as Tie REVOLUTION Is eudcd
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,topccIal 20 Tho Times Dispatch.1
p "i'niiners, Va, March 25.-Miss Mar
sage announcing the death or TO-
tn 81 Or Thomas Ellis at his home
IN Notth carolina Or. Ellis was born
"hu cared in this county where ne
MAS Wen known. He was Il SON of
ne, ne late Charles !. ELLIS. and is sur.
NiVrd Dy the following sisters and
nl",hcrs. Miss Mary G. Fills ana Mrs
+; l. Garland, %: Amherst; Mrs Nan.
me Han. Of Lynchburg: Mrs. J. T..
%,.Wkson OF Tazcwell. Willie Ellis. Of
ingham Counts
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al 10 The Times DisDJtch

ISNoVI0I 10 The Tlmcs- Die0atch.
Gloucester Va. MARCH, :j-Mouroe
Row died q, his homo. near Glass
'hlS county. this morning OF pneumonia
aHc'! scvcnty-seven years H.. GAS .,
cN-C"hiedcrate soldier. = i.i,.,n.,cr Of
Eompany +, Twcnty-Sixth Virginia In.
i3h' ~ He leaves mis- wifc and i've
MIS-. Eta Haywood and Miss Annnna
me funeral viii be held on Thursday,
WIN thc services AT tho Preabyteria,i
Church. Rcv. William y. Leo oiiIC,,timr
intcrmcnt VIII Lc III tho Glass Gene
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Luclan winston.

,!"pcciaI 10 TIC Times- Dispatch.I
Eutp.per. va, Match 25.--Lucian
WINSTON, Il wealthy rcsident or tbis
county, died suddenly to-day of heart
Failure at his home at Winston, AGED
heNchty-clGht years. He had been in
only i'll few minutes. Ho is sur.
Nivcd by his wife and four children.
one son, Lucian ID. Winston. and three
HauGhtcrS, Mrs. Louis Somcrvillc and
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Winston.
me funeral VIII take place at ,
oGlock Friday afternoon from tho
Station. e"h
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was soventy-sevcn years OF ago She
was member of tho Baptist Church
twice. tlcr first husband Was William
H. Coleman. She leaves her second
husband. Joseph IL. Jordan; four sons,
Johi' w. Coleman, w. IL. Coleman. Is. L..
Jordan. ana j.. :. Joroan: five daugh-
ters. married. josephine Coleman Lane.
Susan st. John. Mary Alice CARRIER
Eva ID Thompkins and Gorilla a. Boil,
inl; grandchildren "
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OBITUARY


Mrs David y. French died early yes
.c'uaN morning AZ the Johnston Willis
Sallatof'un The funeral viii take
place on Friday from the home of h"r
husband captain David y. French. IL,
biueneid w, Va. and the lnteIincnt
County.
Mrs French is survived by hcr hus-
Charles w. J. Il. and Guy =, Ercncn'
Snc was an aunt of Colonel John ".
Williams, clerk OF the House Of Dele
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senn,c rn..es SIMMER nil.

Albany. y. y, March 25--The senate
'3.uiEAt passed the Sanncr hill, appro-
piNaNnE Si3 COO in ,paymcut OF legal
eHrcnses Tor getting Harry X Thaw
hack TO New York state william
Tir2Ve7s Jerome viii get $4,000 ii the
1881 Governor tIlvIli
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LEAVES DLAcKwELI's ISLAND.
Daniel IL. TOlman, Former "Ioup Sburl,
King" Reicnscu.

I7nHclaI % THO TlmcS- Dlspatch !
New York, March 2J-Danicl H. Toll
man, the former loan shark king
was released from inacltwclrs Island
to-day after serving q six months'
sentence for usury. He went immcdi-
atoiy 10 his home in Montclair, " T.
During his term Tolman constant
Is complained about the treatment ac-
corded him, and was cordially hated
by The Keepers. lie was assiEncd 10
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Mrs. Lnurn Alice ,ly.r,

,ISptCIaI 10 Tho Times Dispntch.
Lynchburg, Va, March - ur.
laura laura Alice Myers. wife of John O.
n mHvrs' De, disd Yesterday Afternoon at her
"aS sINty-hvo years OF nsc.
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John AIct:rnth.

NISpcGIhI 20 The Times Dispatch.J
NoLiolR. Va, March 25.-John Nc
i",h' d "cil-KhoWn ana highly es-
,ccmed resident OF Norfolk. having
it,,d mere for II number or years. died
inns morning, aged sixty years Uo
WAS an cmpioyc of ST. Vinccnt's IIosni
A.. where hc died, after three rnonths'
Illness ic is survived by his villa
III New jersey. 80" '''|o
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Want Morley 10 ne.isn.

LORD Morley, in his speech in the
House OF Lords. made the important
admission that the two unauthorized
paragraphs added to the Cough letter
were drafted by Colonel Secly. in con-
s sGrI5v mon norni Grp pa Moriey s TGn
on this admission. contend that Lord
Morley who holds the office OF Lord
president OF the Council. also should
reSi..p.
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Belfast. March 25.--Thc NssiZc Court
to-day decided that the government
prohibition OF Importation of arms into
ireland was invalid The decision was
rendered in an action for damages by
& merchant from whom six cases OF
arms had been seized