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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
FLANAGAN MAY ACCEPT
OFFER FROM H0PEWELL
'hfet Health Officer of Richmond Re.
cctves Flattering Call From
Powder City.
WILL GIVE ANSWER TO-DAY
appreheusivc of Coming Changes
Here and Uncertain ms to Who VIII
&c Named as Director of Public
Welfare Under New Charter.

pr Roy X. Flanagan. chief Health
t'"ncer In tn" city Health Department.
come head of tho health department, OF
INC city OF liopcwell. aud thought last
,inn that That he would accept the posi-
immediately after DR.. Flanagan re-
turned to Richmond from lecture tour
mar carried him 10 that city. and ac-
cordinE to him. he is TO receive $4,000
more annually than tho present posi-
ton pays
Or, FLANAGAN said that, he was
strongly Influenced to tender his resie-
nation here and accept tho offer on
account of the change that would be
made in the City Charter on January /,
1919. when the office Of director of pub
lie welfare would be created to take
general supervision of the work of the
wss not 36 In the SVEN, he
was not certain how the duties would
be divided. and thought il tho part OF
wisdom to take that which wns "A sure
thing His mind. however. is not def
nitely made up. and he Is expected TO
announce his decision within the next
day or two
NEW POSITION CREATED
BY CITY or HOpF:WEIL
The new position would not connect
him with the Du Pont munition plant
at Hopewell. he said. but only with
the health board of that city in the
city of Richmond. Aside from the
financial arrangement, the field OF SER
vice In that community OF 10000 pop
ulation was strong inducement in it
self for his acceptance. Hopcwell has
never had n chief health officer. but
has had several sanitary officers, aud
is cmbarking upon An experiment. Civ
ing the chief health officer of this
city the first opportunity to serve in
that capacity.
The invitation came from the board
of health of Hopewell by unanimous
vote. but the arrangement has TO re-
ceive the Endorsement of tho City Coun-
Gil.
Or. Flanagan has ably held the posi-
tion of Chief Health officer of Rich
nond for nearly two years. succeeding
DR.. f.. c. Levy. Before being elected
I" that position he was Assistant state
Health Comm issioner for about three
years. He came to Richmond about
eight years ago to take up duties on
the state Health Board.
How soon DR.. Flanagan will tender
his resignation and enter upon the du-
ties OF his new Office. should he de-
eide to accept, he does NOT know. but
thinks that II would not he any great
length of time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10

be kept up all night. The male citi-
zsns are armed in full force and be-
gan systematic combing OF the woods
yesterday afternoon.
An inquest over the body OF James
c. Bowman is TO be held this morning
at 10 o'clock. This afternoon at ;
o'clock the burial is TO take place with
Ascension. az Highland Park Masous
or st. Johns Lodge No. S. a. j. X
\. NJ. and of the Northside Lodge No.
.se, A +. & \: NJ. will participate after
meeting a. Eorthside Hall, Highland
Park. al . O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
FAIR GROUNDS SOLDIERS
TO PASS IN REVIEW
Governor Davis mud senator Suthcr-
land, of West Virginia. to DC
In TcvievinE stand.

Richmond will have it's las, oppor
tunity 10 show the West Nirginians
tachment just how much it appreciates
the work they have done here when
they pass in review before the Cover
nor Of Virginia on Wednesday evening.
Senator Howard Sutherland. OF tho
Senate Military Affairs Committee. to-.
day in Washington assured an officer of
the detachment that he would be- In the
reviewing stand when the men of his
state passed in review Wednesday eve
ming. lie is making tho trip from
Washington especially for this purpose.
The men OF the present detachment
have achieved a memorable record IN
their two months Of training. and the
people OF Richmond Will find it very
difficult to believe that tho men who
are passing before thcm are soldiers
OF such a brief trimming period. The
officers of the detachment are unani-
nous in their verdict that tho present
detachment is record maker. They
prophcsy that all Richmond will be
proud TO acknowledge these men as
coming from Richmond.
The parade will leave tho Fair
Grounds at 1850 o'clock, coming out Of
the grounds at the hermitage Road
gate.
1t will proceed TO Monument Avenue;
down Monument Avenue to Franklin
Street; down Franklin TO Laurel Street:
along Laurel to Broad Street: down
which will be erected in the Ford lot.
just east Of the City Hall. There the
troops VIII be reviewed by Governor
Davis and Senator Sutherland.
Following the review, the troops will
return to the Fair Grounds By route
to be announced later.
Richmond will learn with regrets
tina, the officers. as we'll as the men.
good by at the close OF the prcsen-
camp. Uncle Sans need for trained
officers neccssitatcs the transfer OF the
present officer personnel and the hosts
of friends they have made extend
them best wishes for safe journeys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
USE POLLING PLACES
Hcnrico County Bonrd Has Completed
Plans for Registration
Thursday.

Henrico County reTistrant. can reg
is,er Thursday for the new draf, a,
their usual polling places, II Tas an
nounced last night b: Sheriff ". Webb
Sydnor Registrars in sufficient num-
bers 10 expedite the work of register
ing will hc on duty al every polling
place OF tho Va riDUs precincts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
Join Police Force.

T.. r. Bailey and l.. Fl. Ulrich quail
fed before City Clerk Alfred IT, Nc
Dowel yesterday for positions as pr-
Yates on the local police force. They
will enter upon their duties at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
un, RELIEF Benent.

- an entertainment given In tn
nome ri Mrs Charles GOodloe at Yer
don the rum 81 }25 Mar raised 10
~ar relief purposcn, az NJ which wa
gcnt ~ spIJierr At Camp Lee and 81
seni 10 the Red crosr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10

Hundreds of p~opie nre finding lost
articles r'ery dry, whirh they would
hs glad "a r~st0re "a the rtghttui OVEN
~rs.5 Whsp sS06 lose nsythfH6 nut =
''I~,st's Aa In TIE TInsss.Dls palch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
HLoODHOGNDs no BE
81 USED TO AID ~ uIS,r

The surrounding country was thor
oughly secured yesterday afternoon in
automobiles. There are several thick
patches of wood in the vicinity. hmw.
ever, and the police think IL extremely
likely that the murderer has s.cr.tcI
himself in one OF them Bloodhounda
were brought into the search AT dusb,
and the woods were watched clnec,v
last night The search is to be ,ntscn
y up this morning.
The chief difficulty agains, uniting
hounds on the trail Immediately arirr
Z The murder had been committed ga.
the fact that the fugitivc's coursr 90.
over paved streets for many block. I'M,
the4scent left for the dogs 10 fnlin.,
would, therefore, be very 'ajpf Tn
add to this there was the rain or sal
urday afternoon and tho prcb,bilIv
that the trail 81 the feetin- negro h..d
been crossed by many other persons
1t was hoped Yesterday that tho dnys
would be q bic 10 follow a tran ,hrnurh
the thick underhrush and shrubh.rv -,
Z the Providence Park WOODS
The colorcd residents near Tho r.r,
were thoroughly alarmed when NOV
learned that the negro murderer had
probably made hs way 10 the Seconr,
z street Road, but they received The az
Sspuranccs OF the police mat they wouIn
~ thoroughly guarded. and that :,
4t$h4 Ep outlook, for The criminal would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10

Rcnd the Want Ads to-day. They
nrc fuli of interesting offerings from
hundreds of people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
sKULK|NC FUGITIVE IS
81 seen NORTH OF CITY
Police Scour Providence Park for
.at Man Who Slew James &.
Ss Bowman.
NOTE NAY PROVE TO BE CLUE
Paper Found or Street Says Man
Wanted Was al 1917 Thomas
Street-No Trace nf Him Found
fsz There.

SStrtption Of The negro robher who slew
lanes .nn g. HGWman sstur faa m M hnims
recognized and caught burly negro
MasNycSterd4y afternoon observed walk
Ing hurriedly along the Second Street
and thorough search is now being
made by the police in the woods around
s Providence Park
In case the report is no, fruitful Of
results and tho Notwithstanding man
vs. found not 20 h" tho wanted muir
derer. all precautions arc beng taken
to3prcvent the guilty man, considered
as almost certainly hiding in the out
skirts of the city. from boarding an
aa matter of course that he will be
unable to travel very far. by foo, and
\ tives Alex b Wright expresses the
. opinion that the fugitive will attempt
10 get away by train within tho neNt
Two or three days.
NOTE SAYS MURDERER
t"s~ WAS on THOMAS STREET
The man that shot tina, man at
,.signed) Taylor Cooke 1917 Thomas
"A note bearing the above words vas
i i,a by yeuns colored boy yester-
lice box on Clay Street, between sixth
lna S Se1snth 81 P / was asliyerTd into
over to the desk sergeant at the Sec
ond Station.
The scrawled words were on a torn
and sotled BIT OF ledger paper. hardly
, nhisse5 than "a silver dollar When
practically certain that the uurderers
Whereabouts had been found and that
the. chase would soon be over. Taylor
Cooke was aPprehended and brought 10
the. sta uon for examination. together
with his brother. Both professed alb
eolute ignorance regarding the note or
HANDWRITING NOT LIKE
THAT ON THE NOTE
Required TO rewrite the words in the
station. they did SO without the slight
ten notes were com pared with the
found note. however. differences in
penmaaship were .disce-nible and both
negroes We're discharged. after having
given = GOO! account of their actions
Just what was The significance Of
the note il q matter OF conf lecture 1t
was. for q time. the theory OF the
officers Who Examined the Cooke boys
that there had been recent words be-
10 queer the other. taking the means
brothers. however. emphaticaNy de-
ciared that they had had no quarrel
w'fh'n Is inc nesI rf5s W .s or, Sr
Mr.. Bowman took this means OF d.
,srtjnc the police investigation from
himself. but such is not the o7in-
ION OF Captain Wright under whose
direction the search FOR the guilty ne.
far more likely that some one. dcsir.
ing 10 cause sensation. dropped the
note with the anticipation that IL would
he found before the murderer was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-10
ANOTHER SUSPECT FREED
AFTER EXAMINATION

Ey contrad!ctins statements previ-
ously made % the police. Alex Green.
self open TO suspicion. but was dis
missed. The Second Station was call
I'd at o'clock By the proprietor OF
TIC ldlewood Cleaning and Pressing
Company. ~ William Byrd Park where
II was declared tina, Green had been
~ the employ, Of that establishment
work on Thursday, Friday or Satur-
day The negro vas held a. soon .s
ne reported Yesterday morning, and.
when questioned by Captain Wright re-
Sardins his movements on the morn
ing OF the tragedy, stated that he was
IN Farmville a I the time, and had arr
noon. Ne was. able to name several
prominfn,. pIiblic officials there
Later whHn Green's lodgings were
VISITED and the keepcr OF the roominv
that the. negro had been IN Richmond
me Whole Of last week. In explanation
Of bis contradi.c;ion. he said that ne
Gay and told his wife 10 say that he
had gone 10 his home. in Far,nville.
II she were questioned by his employ
nlscovHr me deception. ne thought it
advisable 10 stick up" to his story
when he was questioned
BEARS SLIGHT LIkENEsS
TO NEGRO NOW WANTED
Green bore slight Resemblance TO the
murderer. When his w.rdrobe was
searched by the police. there could be
found no long blue coat" nor light
dirty cap. boh OF which the fugitive
is said 10 have %orn on Saturday morn
ing. he Was slight OF build. whereas
the slayer Of Mr.. Bowman Is described
as being fairly stout and very broad
shouldered Green wears small
mustache. The murderer is DESCRIBED
as having been clean shaver
The most likely clue 10 IN.
guilty negroes wherca bouts ,cas re-
cetved yesterday afternoon AT O'Clock
when the Second station was Informed
that a man answering all descriptions
of the murderer, had been opsnryed
walking along the Second street Road
at O'Clock. Tho negro who saw the
suspect lives near Providence Par,;
and waited until hc got into The citv:
to report the occurrence, not thinkinE
that the fugitive could have zone -,
far away from the city. Thus mum
vaiua bic time was los, and yb., E.n.
tain Wright had arrived on tic scene.
there was 40 trace Of the man
The observed negro Is said to have
had on the long, blue coat, the st.incd
TROUSERS and the dirty lich, .rav a.,
alluded to by CARR. layton y,hcn -, =
described the slayer To tho talicr on
saturday morning. When last seen Nc
was on the Second street Road abfIt
aOD yards cast Of The intersection Of
the Second street aud MeaGoWbridrc
Roads. He passed slowly. tho nero
who saw him declared. paused ~,
. he had taken a Re" steps and Glanced
furtivcly over his shoulder, thon hur.
ried on.
nLOODHOCNDs TO BE
90 USED TO AID N HINT
The surrounding country was thor
oughiy secured yesterday afternoon jr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-12-05


vY lynken eeyh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01

Little Evelyn Kelly. IL years Of
age. held fair at the home Of her
parents. MIR and Mrs. u. T.. Kelly,
ole lTth ave ~. for the benefit Of
the Belgian chiidren'a relief fund
She made all OF the articles sold at
tho fair. and raised tis.3T for the
fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
.AVIATORS BOMB
B0CHE SEA BASE

LONDON. oct L. British air
forces have carried out long recon.
naisaanoe fiight over ileligoland
hight. the German naval base. II was
revealed today ia official statements
dealing with land and sen operations
OF tho nviaturn.
French and British fliera brought
down or destroyed NJ enemy planes
In addition 60 setting fire TO mum
her OF observation balloons. It was
announced.
THE royal air force, IN conjunc'
ton with the navy. IL cooperating In
the Belgian offensive" said the Brit
ish statement During the period
between september % and q. enemy
dcrtroycra were bombed hy our air
forces. and We attacked with machine
gums and bombs xeebruKge. oHteud
and fruHeH Alrdrumea In the vicin'
ity OF Client we're also bombed.
Twelve hostile machines were de
Stroyed and II driven down out OF
control Ten of ours are missing. In
Heligoland hight. "A long rcconnaiH'
nance was carried out"
Field Marshal IIais'r aviation re.
port said
Yesterday Is balloons were
brought down In flames and many
more were compelled 60 descend.
Twenty seven hostile machines we're
brought down and uine dsyen down
out Of control Nineteen Of our ma.
chimes are missing. Thirty.Hix tons
OF bombs were dropped"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
Reames Will Talk

Clarence L. Reamen. special as.
aistant 4, 4, attorney general. viii
give "a Liberty Loan talk at Mad.
roma school. Tuesday evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
FiRNtM tTaTt HE
CLOSES III TONIGHT

Vim. Fnrnum closes him run In
tho Riders 81 the Purple Rage. =
at tho Coliseum. Tuesday. II IS n
powerful story OF the Mnrmona.
with mystery and love interviewer.
Fnrnum plays tho role 81 f.aAlsi-
ter. Texas Hanger. who seeks
revenge on the ahduc,orn 81 hts
sister Aiilie \ battle with cattle
rusticrs. led b. the Masked RIDER.
IL one Of tho thrilling bits Of the
picture.
Lana Cavalier. fatnc1 "a one Of
tho most beautiful women In the
world. ia the attraction starting
"Wednesday IN "a Woman Of Im-
pulse" a society drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
Chief Warren Back
From Convention of
Traffic Officers

Chief OF Police joel r. Warren Is
back from the California traffic of.
tlccrs' convention In san Francisco.
where he assisted In the organlEa Ton
OF the National Traffic Officers assoc.
citation. Of which he was elected vice
president.
Intensive study of traffic condi.
tons and their solutions In san Fran.
cisco were made hy the chief. who
does not however. contemplate at
present any radical ehangea In Seat
ties traffic regulations. The first
annual convention OF the National
Traffic Officers association viii 10
held in Seattle july 81 10 20 Of 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
AMATEUR DETECTIVES
FURNISH AMI SIMiNT

Tho amatcufinh efforts of two
detectives. who do everything but
detect. cause lots Of amusement Ia
Just for Tonight" playing at
I@vyA Orpheum. with Tom Moore
featured. iirothcrs In fact. as well
an IN their work. are John and
Chevy Chase. They do "a lot OF
chAanE all thru the him. but
ihrir chaHca never lead the cbasea
anywhere, They bunEie their job
right from the start - suspect
ing tho riri with whom tho hero
IL vary much ia love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
Fraternity Houses
Named for Heroes

-Four University Of Washington
fraternity houses have been leased
and converted into general dormi.
tories for the accommodation Of col.
lege women. each renamed as fol.
lows: sigma Chi. cutler halt Phi
Gamma Delta. Munoastcr hall. Sigma
Ma. Hubbard halt. rei Epsilon. Noihly
hall Each hall was named after "A
university man who has sacrificed
his life in the service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
EDITH STOREY is SEEN
IN PATHETIC PART

Edith Storey Is Mt the Mission un.
~ wednesday night in THE Silent
woman Miss Storey Is at her best
In the role OF Nan Mcdonald. who
marrics Jim Lowry, supposing that
he loves her. only 10 find that I'm real
ity he married her for the sake OF
his boy, whose mother had died a
short time before. Nan bears her
sorrow without n murmur. and well
earns the title. "the angel of the lum.
bertacks." which the trading post
boys named her when she first en-.
tered their camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
RTH LIBERTY LOAN
II uDOSIED IN MEIkLl

Tho hlAr- IAherty Weekly u de-
crty Loan this week. cameraman
eriy Loan this week camermAn
Jacobs. with Eddie Hubbard as
pilot. nncended 5000 feet over the
University campus and then
Hw ooped down into poaition 10 get
movies Of $500 sailors forming the
words. ''iiuy Bond for IAbcrty."
This In only one 81 tho blg fea-
turns Of the Weekly.
The feature film. Doug Fair
hanks Ia. "Hc Comes TIP Smiling"
" proving bits drawing card. the
picture being one Of the hes, that
thlA smiling athlstic actor has APP
peafed ia for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
Princess Mona Is
Coming Wednesday
to Colonial Theatre

Gowned IN "A dress Of Indian
buekatin. made by herself. prfn-
cess Mona Darkfcather. this ia
nous Indian photopiay star. will
appear In person al thu Colonial
for four days. starting WedneH-
day. Mona Darkfeather first
became popular on the screen
with the old kaiem company. at
the time when Mary Pickford
and Alice Joyce were playing
small parts
Coming from one ~ the olden;
families ia The state u Cali
fornia. Princess Darkfeather has
the distinction ~ being one 81
the fiYe heirs 20 the city Of
Pucnia. Cal. considered 20 be
worth over ak million dollars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
iNCE MAKES STAR
Oh AUSTRALIAN Girl.

Tho Marriage ilinE. now play
Ing at the strand. aiAra Enid Hen
next. dainty little Australian giri.
who cafnc TO this country several
years ago TO DO dramatic work
with Otis Skinner Thomas ~ fnce
Witnessed enc Of her flrAt perform
aueca. and after a brief interview
persuaded her 10 try the films. Tbs
result was that abs Became an ince
star. and han since proved that
the producers ludgmcn; was cor
rect 10 every detail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
DE>IsHtW> DANCERS
ARE SHOWN MOVIES

\ feature Of For Husba nds
only" at the Rex. IL tho artistic
staging Of the interior Of theatre
which Is used In one Of the scenes.
The theatre In owned by "A million
nire. who uses II just TO entertain
his friends. on this particular
night the Denishawn dancers are
featured. a number of talented
dancers were borrowed from tho
Ruth st. Denis school Of dancing
TO mako UP this scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
LEADING WOMAN
~ STYLISH pisffSsEE

Grace narmoad. who plays with
Earl Williams in his latest pic.
ture. The Girl Ia His House." now
showing nj tho C1emmor. might
easily be termed ono OF the smart
ost gowned women IN moving pic
lures. Her ability to Dress the
pax. combined with her good looks
and dramatic talent. places her
among the foremost OF screen
players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
III. u. WARMER APPEARS
IN DIFFICULT ROLE

From the son Of clergyman to
man OF the underworld. Is the
fate that hefalls Arnold I.'Hamme-
diou tplaycd by H. H. Warnerl, at
the Colonial this week. in Gods
Man" Warner gives a splendid
Interpretation Of tho wronged
Lliammedieu. and Barbara Castle.
ton is equally good ns the girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
Firm Launches Its
Fourth Vessel

The 3,500-ton wooden steamer Ad.
way was launched at the plant OF the
Nilsson & kolez Shipbuilding Co. Mon.
day. Mrs. A. S. Nilsson was sponsor,
The vessel is the fourth launched at
the plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
Try Making Your Own
Cough Remedy
Nea can save about 81. aud
have u better remedy shaa
the ready -aaae ktaa.
Easily done.


II you combined the curative prop.
critics Of every known ready made"
cough remedy. you probably could
not get a. much real curative pow
cr as there Is IN this simple home
made cough syrup. which Is easily
prepared III a few minutes
Get from any druggist sA ounces
Of fineN. pour IL into a pint bottle
and fitl the bottle with syrup. using
either plain graduated sugar syrup.
clarified motasses. honey. or corn
syrup. as desired The result Is a
full pint 81 really better cough
made for three times the money.
Tastes pleasant and never spoiia
This PtnrN and Syrup preparation
gets right at the cause 81 cough
and gives almost immediate relief
IL loaSenH the phleEm. stops the
nasty throat tickle and heals the
sore. irfttated membranes 20 gently
eand easily that IL Is really aston
4 day's use will usually overcome
the ordinary cough and for bron.
chtttS. Group, whooping cough and
bronchial asthma. there IL nothing
better
Pinex Is most valuable eoncen-
trsted compound 81 genuine Norway
pine extract. and has been used for
generations 10 break UP severe
coughs.
TO avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for "-is ounces Of finex"
with fun directions. and don't accept
anything else, Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The rinex Co.
~. Wayne Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-01
CONTESTS
SEVEN-CENT CAR FARE

TACOMA. Oct. Wv. T. y. An.
derspn rcai estate dealer. has asked
the courts for an order restraining
thc traction company from charging
a Tcent fare Any fare tn excess Of
CENTS Ia Illegal he contends.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-11-13
GERMAN CROWN
PRINCE IS alive
LATEST REPORT
Reached Maastricht Yesterday-Many
Conflicting Stories Of His Death
-ReyOlutiOn Continues to
Spread.

The Hague, November 13-The for
mer German crown prince, arrived
yesterday, at Maastricht, according to
a dispatch received here.