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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
Dies as Result Of
Motor Accident
Charles W. Small, Run Dovn
BY John FL. Wickham, Sue
cunabs to Injuries.

Charles w. Small, a machinist. iy
ing at 1915 Fifth Avenue. Highland
Park. who was run down and serious
! ~ injured by the automobile Of John
II. Wiokham, superintendent of schools
OF Hanover County, died in Virginia
Hospital ut s o'clock last night of n
the funeral had been made last night.
Coroner Taylor will hold an inquest in
the case 1T his Office i'm the City Hall
on saturday morning ut 10 o'clock
Wickham. who was arrested by Po-
liceman ~ NJ. Smith Immediately after
the iE'urinS OF Small, has been bailcoi
Tor MS appearance in the Police Court
on Saturday. AS he lives in Beaver
Dam. the police will wait until he ap-
pears here for the hearing before
bringing further charges. The re-
suits Of the coroncrs inquest Will de-
tcrmfne in 4 great degree the result
OF the Police Court hearing.
According TO Wickham. Small was
injured accidentally. He is said to
have been crossing Grace Street. near
Sixth, and to had stepped out of the
path of wickham's machine toward
the center of the street. Wickham did
not stop. thinking Small would con-
tinue across However. he stopped
and rotraced his steps when he saw
another machine bearing down upon
him and stepped directly into the pa tn
of Wickham's car. He was knocked
down, his arm broken and his skull
fractured.
He lay unidentified In Virginia Hos
pital that night, but members of his
family, having read of tho accident and
tn" description OF the injured man in
Tho Times Dispatch Of that morning.
visited tho hospital and identified him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
SHOCKOE CREEK FLOODS
RESULT IN DAMAGE SUIT
George &. FitzhuSh Holds Cit, and
rive Other Defendants
Jointly Liable.

Suit for 700 was nled yesterday in
the Lax and Equity Court by George
c. FitZhugh against the city OF Rich
mond and five other defendants. to re-
cover for damages alleged to have been
suffered by him by the backing up and
flooding OF Shockoe Creek on July Il
aud August !.
The five other defendants that are
named are the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way. +. p. Murphy & Sons. Inc, the
Seaboard Fuel Company, Inc, Lewis
ianktns and II. Fl. George The two
last named are contractors cngag cd
under TN" city's direction In straight
ch!hG and covering over Shockoc
Creek near the plant OF the American
Locomotive Company. All of the de-
iendants are charged with being Joint
ly negligent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
CHARTER CHANGERS
DISCUSS POLLOCK PLAN
my vote To- Night ON proposition 10
'."'r Administrative Board Elected
u! council ON Mayors Nominations

Interest IA the meeting of tn.
Charlcr-Cnauge Committee tonight
'entcrs in the action tina, viii be
taken with respec, 10 the principal
features Of the Pollock plan OF gov
rrnmentnl reform. Those who have
followed the committees proceedings
agree thnt to-n!ghts meeting Is the
crucial on" Of the whole series and
. mat II viii probably determine rough
~ The extent TO which the committee
VIII go In recommending amendments
10 tho present charter
"S!nc" the last meeting there mas
been ii noticeable Increase in Interest
u, IN" reform plan suggested bv Coun-
Gilman Potiooit i'rrniu"n, members Of
"a" civic Association--thc oraa
non which has from the bcgiuninr
taken hostile attitude 10 reform
plans einaHatiug from tho Office OF the
ouncilmhu from Madison Ward-have
com" forth as champions Of inc main
provisions OF the Pollock plan. as an
HroNimatIng their ideal OF adnints-
t~ativ" Capitalization
Tn" coinmttc. will I'm ali probahil-
" vote before Adjournment ON tho
central question whether the Admin
'~tratvc Board shall be elected nv
the p"opl" or by the Council. and ia
what extent the Mayor shall hc given
administrative authority. either by ac-
Iuai participation in meetings Of tho
! h"ard with tho rirh, OF vote and n
SHspcnd'u- veto, or through the mower
I" submit TO tho Council nominations
OF Administrative Board vncnncicq
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
UNION UNIVERSITY OPENS
Coiorrd Institution IIns Largest En-
roiimcnt In it% misunderstanding
ins iEccn ENLARGED.

The Virginia Union University, col
ored, opened it's iGl5-fG ccssion We'd
ucsday morning with the largest en-
rollm"nt In tn" history OF tho institu-
tion. Among the speakers who were on
the program for the opening exercises
were Secretary :. *. Mckee, of the
Central Young Mems Christian AssOci-
alton; j. G. Robertson, Principal Adams,
Of the Baker school. and Or. r.. NJ
Mitchell, OF tho Leigh street Memorial
Church. colorcd
The faculty OF tho school has been
increased and number OF the students
have been engaged as tutors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08

Semiccntcnnial Convention Will BE
Notable Event of
Winter.
800 DELEGATES ARE EXPECTED
Order, Founded at Washington and
Ice University, Has in It's Member.
ship Many of South's Leading Men.
Richmond Chapter Meets To- Night.

Richmond Alumni Chapter. Kappa
Alpha Order. distinctive Southern
college fraternity. Will hold bugl-
ness session at tho wcstmorcland
CIub tonight to make preliminary ar
engagements for =. the semi-centennial
will be held In Richmond December
2s-2o-3O
IT had been planned TO hold the
convention in san Francisco. but
Richmond was finally selected, and
the local chapter proposes to make
the event memorable occasion There
viii be 500 visitors In the city. for
tn" event. including delegates from
hf:y active chapters and nifty alumni
chapters
The Kappa Alpha Order was or.
sanizcd at Washington College NOW
Washington and Lee University nifty
years ago. while General Rohcr, Il
Lee was the head of the institution.
IT has membership of 10000 at
present. all OF whom are graduates OF
Southern universities and colleges.
ORDER HAS MANY
PROMINENT MEMBERS
Among the Kappa Alpha are men
prominent in the halls of Congress-
Including Senator Shepherd. OF Texas
Congressman Robert l.. Henry. and for
mer Congressman Richmond Pearson
Hobson. Former Governor Joseph w
FOLK. OF Missouri. is distinguished
member OF the fraternity. The Rich
mond chapter expects to have large
number OF distinguished statesmen OF
national reputation. leading educators
OF the South and others prominent in
professional life in the CITY AT tho
convention. which will he held a, the
Jefferson Hotel
Judge Edward Chambers Smith. Of
Raleigh. \. C., is president of the ma
tional convention. and f. p. Mcconnell.
well-known nnancier, of South Rich
mond is grand purser
The members OF the Richmond
chapter include many OF the leading
citizens OF the city. among whom are
Mayor Ainsiie Thomas $. Whcelwright.
president OF the Nir-ii. Railway and
Power Company; Adjutant General w.
w. Sale Frank =. Mcconnell and DR..
j. A. c. Chandler. superintendent of
city schools.
The officers OF Richmond Alum nj
Chapter are W. w Beverly. recently
nominated Commemorative Attorney
or Hcnrico County. president. VILLA 10
Il. Jerman, first vice president; Karl
5. BLACKWELL, second vice president:
Edward Mccarthy. third vice-prcs!- :
dent. and Cyrus Wendell Bcale Sec
rotary and treasurer.
The meeting tonight will begin at
o'clock and will be held on the roof
garden of the Westmoreland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
IS PORTER AN "OFFICER"?
i'nnt Hobbrry Rnisrs Qucstion ns In
irEni status OF En-
piOlcc.

"hcthcr or not tic negro. James
bradshaw. Indicted by 81 Federal grand
jury for cinhczz!cmcrt of funds from
me Merchants National Bank. can. by
Nriuo OF his position as porter for
mo institution. be classcd rs an
IE'h,. e!'rk or official OF the bank. as
pccihcG In tho Indictment has he
com" moot"d question counsel for
,'' o"i"nsc says that he can not. and
H'' aemurrcd 20 the Indictment. claim
'"t mat he should be tried in tho state
judHe Edmuuh Waddim. Jr.. Of tho
h'',a states District court. has tho
t.@S'.p'. under consideration, and is
'Nr'e'"" TO render n decision within
few days. In the event ina, DO
5HnF" %Hs,oius the demurrer, Dis,ric,
l''ofn"y Richard II Mann Is planning
/" 70 20 Washington To confer win
'hc apartment II Justice as 10 arncoi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08

Dr. T.. \. Calsch will speak to-
night at S:l5 o'clock at Temple Beth
Ahabah on the topic. armenian Chris
Trans and russian Jews Where Do
lhcN Dlticr? The public is invited
I" attend. There Will he spocia! music
hy the quartet, with duet from
fraZa arranged for one OF the hymns
used in the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08

Assistant Postmaster w. Ross South
ward vii! 20 this morning TO tho
Amelia County Fair, held at Amelia
Courthouse, to deliver mn address on
tho parcel post system. Mr.. Southwark
goes on tn" Invitation Of tho postmaster
at Amelia. Miss Sadie Southall, who
mas parcel post exhibit at the fair,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
Abusive Language over TeIephon.

Mrs Sarah Chapman was arrested
late Yesterday Afternoon on charge
Of "haYlinG out" her spouse over the
telephone Mrs Chapman is alleged
to nave cursed and abused +. r. chap
man IN such terms as. to violently
shpck all those who heard, and she
will be given AN opportunity 10 cx
plain TO Justice Crutchii.ld to-day
Policeman \. NJ Smith arrested the
woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
For FcdernI AmcnI,,c,,

MISS Elsie Hill. member OF the
executive board of the Congr.ssiou.,l
Union, Will make an opcn-air address
at Fifth and BROAD Streets tonight,
and tomorrow night at S:15 o'clock in
support of the Susan r. Anthony
amendment to the Federal Constitu-
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
Womnn EIned sfo0 and Co,t.

Florence Pembcrton. charged with
maintaining disorderly house at 311
Gilmer Street, was fined 500 and costs
in the Police Court yesterday by jug
tice Crutchfeld The woman was
placed under $500 security for twelve
months in addition to the fine. She
lnoted an appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
Resisting Omcer

j. i. Kelly was arrested by Police
man Ship yesterday afternoon on q
charge OF being disordcrly. cursing
and threatening the officer with a rock
and with resisting him in tho discharge
Of his Iuty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
BOY Charged with Thief,

Leslie Scott. thirtecn-year-old
negro boy, was arrested BY Policeman
spur last night on a charge of steal
Ing lot Of clothes from G. Marks
The boy Will be arraigncd I'm the .Tuve-
milo Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
Fail. to Appear In Co,,,,

-, M".h no case against Catherine
.,.'"no''F, q Young woman charged with
sealing $500 from l. D. johnson 49,
.aiIen IN tho Police Court ycs,cr1a~
~ woman did not put IN an appear
her. 100 'hhUcd Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
sent ON 90 GRIND Jury.

James Brown. the negro arrested by
Policeman W. Il Harris on q charge Of
stealing $40 from W. y Eubank. was
sont on 70 the grand Jury from tho
Police Court yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-08
Veteran. M,,t To-y,rh,

Veterans Meet To- Night
An important meeting of r. e. Leo
Camp, No. l, Confederate Veterans. will
be held tonight. when the final ar
engagements for the Fredericksburg
Grand Camp Will be made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Light & Heat
Operated at A
LOSSLaSf Year

PITTSBURGH. Nov. l5.-Thr hear
ing OF the West Virginia Ga- rat,
case was resumed here to-day before
Special Master j. W. Nandcryor'
George vs.. Ratcl.fc. treasurer OF the
Manufacturers Light and Heat com.
pany tcseided that the loss in income
to hi' company from the sales OF las
to consumers 900 Ohio. Pennsylvania
and West Virginia for Jhe year ended
December 3d. IH1f would br SI.i10.-
"li.s, if the rates provided by the DE
der of the Public Service Commission
of West Virginia were enforced
Mt HatClffc stated that The assets
of the Manufacturers company are
about S'IuHH.ulU and the liabilities
about tha same sum llc said that
th" dividends for tho FIRST eiEh,
months of The year ended Nulust "a
1915. wef" SH2uuuu The witness tcs-
tIhod that 325-.l1sOoO cubic Feet of
gas were sold fo consumers Of West
Nir-InIa located north OF the northern
Tine of ohio county from May !. 1910.
f1 september 800. 1915 This. hc
avDrDd. constituted approximately sg
r'r cent of thD total deliveries of eas
within The st'Hc OF West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
ARRESTS SOON IN
The HOLD-UP CASE

Special Dispatch t9 thr Irt.iH4.rp.r
FAlRMONT w. Va. Nov. 1g-po-.
tai authoriue- are here Today. work.
ing on the robbery af Central several
weeks ago OF tho Baltimore d. Ohio
Railroad train. which resulted bro thou.
aud7 Oi dollars worth OF currency bp.
inE stolen from the mails The men
saw That ir the arrest last week boz
Columbus Ohio. OF two men and o.
woman The authOriuos at last secured
definite Information roEafdiur th. rob.
berry. Do they have not already arrested
two ol the actual hirhwaympr
The officers were r,Urrnf about
what they had discovered but enough
was learned 10 prove that fH.I are
uiahiy '.ated with their recent d.y.I
upmrutr When tho apartment. of
One oi tho men and tho woman ir 60.
ilm1us was r8idcd O. uU zoo OFF bur
rIHr TOOL. and other discriminating OFF,.
id'urH vH. secured None. found n
their p0.....I ion was asuf fY lgH.UIr..
'nn i1r 'd.nuH.ation a. s.f fU. r..
port oi fuD examination H1. NOT been
received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Wage War ON
MOOnShinerS
RelenHeSSLy

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Nov. 10
Relentless war upon mOou.hiners
whom he says are operating In the
mountains of Mercer county has been
declared by William Osborne. United
States marshal for the southern dis
trict OF West Virginia. who in further.
ance OF this purpose. has secured
from tho department OF Justice 90
Washington permission TO add more
men to his force OF dcputies which
was started today Marshal Osborne
who led the force which captured two
large stills in Mercer lat" in Scptom-
ber. says that he has evidence tha,
there are other stills in operation
FollOWing the arrest OF Otis and
Arthur Mcbride. young son of Byrd
Mcbride. on whose place the largest
of the captured stills was found. tine
mooushiucrs have been rosortiug to
old time tactics. acCorduE to Marshal
Osborne who says that horses nave
been killed and fences burned in re-
taliaton az the supposed action OF
men -peCted with furnishing the
government with information.
The two MCEudDs were given UrD.
hwirlry hearing in Princeton Satur-
daH and were bound over To- the rrsuI
jury which meets lD Charleston to-
day They are alleged to have been
OF their father ir the op.
Grafton of the st.u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
.eHen Takes
Responsibility
For TrOHeus

NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-Charles S.
,MeIlen. former president OF tho New
York. New Haven & Hartford Rail.
road. took upon himself to-day the re
possibility FOR the New Haven's poll
oy Of acquiring trolley lines in New
England. which the government. in the
trial OF the eleven former directors NJ
the road. charges was a part of the
New Hayen's alleged plan to monopo-
lac commerce.
Mr.. Mellen testified that in 1904 he
urged on the board the necessity Of
"a comprehensive plan of acquisition
Of trolley properties. or else to drop
thc lines 10 had already acquired.
81 told my directors time and again. %
bee said. that the road ought To- supply
'hD public with It's needs. and that
meant trolleys. steamship and rail
road lines. II was my policy. and I
always put 1t forward that the public
should De- supplied with an classes o..
trims portation DO demanded"
Sixty -ly" trolley lines went into tra
New Haven system in pursuance Of
the MellCn policy 10 was brought out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
BIG K. OF P. CLASS
AT CLARKSBURG

CLARK u.s. Va. Nay f.
A Die Na-HnouD IHh'D CIaea was .u.
iuaf'd .nfu 'Hr IftU.8n order f0r.arf
With elaborate .'rUwouiDa ir fHs I1.
sonic Temple H'r. Tho original Usfr.
bone HhI' Was used for tI. obUl1..ou
and upf"w. Hrf Grand officers rf-
ended. In.Iuu.r. Ir,d b. Wheaton.
N.nn.'ru'i. Nfuu supreme Keeper uf
r..urd. HrI .'a Cd 49, Wp4f tu.
burn. .HI. grand chancellor and
samuel Do MONTGOMERY kuevooI.
IIfr Grand Keeper OF records and
..II.
Hundred. of TffhIsra attended from
central West virginia points similar
''H.a'. HrH fo be obligated Iu other
Iaal.r. cities of the sfa.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
FAY TELLS
LIFE STORY
T E LIS FRANKLY OF HIS
CRIMES AND WANTS TO
PLEAD GUILTY.
Confession Came Unsolicited and
No Immunity offered-Not
Made Public.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-Robert Fay.
seltstyled lieutenant in the German
army. and by his own confession head
Of gang of bomb makers that sought
TO disable or destroy munition laden
ships sailing from New York to tho
entente allies. told the story OF his life
today TO Assistant United States Dis.
trict Attorney Knox. Fay talked free.
ly. fully and OF his own y0lition for
five hours. without INTERRUPTION.
What he said was not made public
hut at the conclusion of the session
Mr. Knox announced that all Fay want
ed to do now was to plead guilty 10
the governments charges against him
and 30 to Jail.
=. J. Mcdonald. a lawyer appointed
by the court TO represent Fay. sought
To see his client in Mr. Knox's Office.
but failing. served on Mr.. Knox notice
OF his intent to demur to the indict-
ment. Fay read the demurrer while
the lawyer waited outside and. ac-
cording to Mr.. Knox. said he did not
wish TO demur To the indictment. or
10 do anything else but plead guilty
and start at once TO serve his sen.
tence
Fay's long talk with Mr. Knox was
made upon his own solicitation and
without promise Of immunity or leni-
ency. The statement which the pris-
oner dictated carried him back to
Germany almost TO the date of his
birth. covered the high lights OF his
service in the German army. told IN
detail of his ALLEGED mission 10 Amer
ica and recited his movements and &C.
uvities here.
Partly Verified.
Whether IL was true in its essen
tials. District Attorney Marshall said
afterward had yet TO be determined.
but In some respects IL was verified
by Information which the government
had collected from other sources
There is no doubt" Mr. Marshall
sad. that his name Is really Fay. and
that he served in the German army.
AZ 90 the rest we do not know HIS
Continued on Page NineD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
NEW ATTITUDE OF GREECE
CAUSES ANXIETY TO ALLIES
Sinking of
The AnCOna
Is Denounced

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.-Secretary
Lansing personally received today
from Macchi di Cellere. the Italian am
bassador. a communication addressed
by Italy to all neutral nations. de
nouncing as an unparalleled atrocity"
the sinking OF the Italian liner Ancona.
with scores OF neutrals and other non
combatants aboard.
The statement recites the circum-
stances of the attack. charging that
without even a blank shot" of warn
ing from the attacking submarine the
vessel was shelled and that the kill
ing and wounding OF passengers con
tinued after the ship had stopped. No
reference is made to the nationality of
the submarine
As yet Ambassador Penfield has not
been instructed to call at the Vienna
foreign office for information. but he
probably will be shortly. in view Of
the issuance OF "A statement by the
Austrian admiralty describing the at
tack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
COMPANY
TO INCREASE RATES

CHARLESTON. w. Va. nov. l5.-
Petition was filed with the Public
Service Commission today by re-
cclyers for the Benwood q NcNcchen
Consolidated Water company asking
for permission to increase the rates
OF water consumers.
y slight increase was allowed the
company one year ago but since that
time DO is claimed the plant has con
tiuuously lost money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
FELL FROM TRAIN,
DROWNED IN PIT

Special uisuat,h to thY Intslu-eu,,r
MARTINSBURG. W. Va. Nov. 10
Jack Erickson. Of No. 134g VanBuren
street Chicago, fen from a Baltimore
and Ohio railroad train into an ash pit
at Cumb.ucar here to-day and drowned
b. tore assistance could reach him. He
was seen 20 tumble into the ash pit
filled with water and was taken out in
few minutes and rushed to the Ti,v
hospital where "a pulmotor was used
without avail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
JUDGE LINDSEY
GIVEN BIG FINE

DENVER. Col. Nov. IS. - Ben n
Lindsey. judge of Dcnvers juveniIl
court was held guilty OF contempt q
court and fined $500 and costs bi
Judge John a. Perry IN the distrid
court late today. Thirty days werI
for an appeal The casI
grew out of Lindsoy's refusal TO dl4
close information iu the trial OF Mrl
Bertha Wright on a charge OF mud
der.
Judg" Lindsay claimed the informd
iion came TO him In a privileged man
ner through the confession OF Ned
Wright H. years old. during the trial
An information charcing the boy viii
the murder of his father because OF "A
alleged confession made at his moth
cr's trial sull is pending I'm the juvd
rilc court Mrs. Wright was acquitted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
ENGINEERS ARE NOW ON THE JOB MAKING THE
PRELIMINARY SURVEYS FOR
THE GREAT WORK
PLAN IS TO MAKE FOUR TRACK LINE BETWEEN
TWO POINTS TO HANDLE THE
HEAVY TRAFFIC.
ACTUAL WORK ON CONSTRUCTION WILL RE
QUIRE THREE EYEARS-PROBABLY
START IN SPRING.

FAIRMoNT w Vap Nov 15Authorave information
here today from Baltimore indicates that the Baltimore Ohio
road contemplating spending between S3 900 $4,000
their roadway between here and Wheeling and Wheeling
understood that engineering corps the Baltimore
already Wheeling looking after the preliminary
surveying and gathering the final details report
pany officials
The work that being contemplated will entail the
of several millions dollars will require
1t said that the work between Wheeling
t OF making four track system Already the company has
way present
inadequate for the handling of the heavy traffic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
WIND BLOWS The
WATER FROM LAKE

.'i IIt1II. NI.H. Nut DID,. Thirty
.f.rI Tr...f.r. were hl0.kHIDd Iafe
today i. .. I".r u.,| fH. result of
'oH water .r iaE. -f OH.I Marine
mon estimated That r total cf ffy or
sAfy hu1fr mIFhf br forced f0 anchor
Iu 'lr river before fo morrow moBlrs
rou.HNlFf wind off Il mile. an
hour velocity prevailed fhH afternoon
and drove Ihr vote. from Iak. &C.,
f'".r fuuHrt Iak. rrfr