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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
New Elixir, Called Aspi-
ronal, Nledicated With
Latest Scientific Rene
dies, Used and Endorsed
by European and Amcri-
can Army Surgeons to
Cut Short a Cold and
Prevent Complications.
Every Druggist in u. S. In
structcI 70 Refund Price
While You Wait at
Counter II Relief Does
Not Come Within Two
Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immedi-
ate Relief, Quick Warm
Up.

The sensation Of the year In tho
GruE trade is Aspironal, the two
miuut. cold and cough rci!cvcr. au-
thur!;atively guaranteed hy the !abo-
raiorios. tested, approved and most
enthusiastically endorsed by tho
highest authorities, nud proclaimed
by tho common p.opi. as ten times
as quick and effective as wh,skey.
rock and rye. or aay other cole and
cough remedy trey have ever tried,
Al Gru. stores ar" noW supplied
with the wonderful NV elixir. so al.
YOU have TO do IL E't rid OF that colo
is 10 step iuto the nearest drug store.
.i.aud the clerk half = dollar FOR Is bot
lie -. AspirUHal and tel! Him 10 serve
You. twL tcaSppuniuls with four tea.
.pnortuls az water In a glass. Will
your watch IN your hand, take tte
drink al ono swallow and cnil Tor
Your money back ia Two minutes Il.
YOU cannot feel your cold fading
away like u dream within IA. time
limit. Don't bc la shfui, for all drug
Eists inNjt" YOU and expect you to
try - Evcrybody's dolnE t.
When your cola or cough ie re-
'i"vcd, take the remainder % the
tp'.lv home TO your wi;c and hasi.s
for Asrironal is by far The sptos, AMI
most effective. the easiest to TAX.
ana ttc most Hgrc"abI, cold nul
."nGh remedy FOR it,tnHis aud ciN-
10 'aI..H .NtN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
8-YEAR-0LD BADLY BURNED
WHEN DRESS CATCHES AFIRE
w Hope IL Held ont for HccuNrry
at Tnrima Hall, at

ISp"yin! TO The Times, Dispatch
is held out for the recovery OF
Th"lma Hall. S-Year-old childc OF
4, :. Hall. terribly burned this after
noon al her home. Thc child was
standing near gas stove when the
drauSht drew in her dress ana she
caught fire.
No ones else WAS In the house on
ccrt two smaller brothers. One ran
for the Ch!ds mother, while the
other lad tried TO tear his SISTERS
dress of of her. when Mrs Han
arrived. the chiid's clothing had been
burned completely OF and She was
unconsCioUS. She is in :, hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
HARRISONBURG MAN
MEETS DEATH HUNTING
Companions Gun EspIodcs. Tearing
Hole Through Roy FUlcy'S
nntlN
ISpccial to The Times Dispatch

TSpcNIAI 70 The Times DiHDat chi
HaHRtSoNBURG. VA. Nov. -
HON" near here as n result OF helms:
aCcidcntly shot yesterday afternoon.
while hunting with friends. tiis com
panion'S gun discharged about four
feet from Folcy'S body. the charge
entering his back. and tearing a hole
cntc!y through his abdomen. An
Investigation by local authorities
convinced them that AN inquest Was
not necessary. and the holy was Or
G"rrd removed to the youths home.
f"i"N ~ survived by his parents.
Mr. ana Mrs. y. II. Foley. of Nj;
toicN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
john william, Hush.

Funeral services for John William
Hush. aged ~. who died At his home,
lo1 Colonial Avenue. Tuesday after
noon. NJ :55 oclocK. VIII be- con-
Quoted from the homo this after
noon ut 3 o'clock. Burial will be in
lakewood Cemetery. He is survived
~ six children: Mrs l.. L. harias.
Mrs. y. J.. Goodwin. Mrs. J. I. Lewis,
Of Toronto, Canada; J. W l'ash. lr..
{. Il. Bush and T.. +. !;ush. and min"
rr:tnuch illrcu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

the widow OF DIR. H. :. Martin. who
WAS for many years president of the
NirEinia Board of Medical ENamin-
crs. and later a member Of the l.cSls-
!aturc. from Patrick County.
Mrs. Alartin., who WAS a stcp-moth-
or OF the wife Of James H. Price,
member Of the House OF Delegates
from Richmund. was educated in
Richmond and had many friends here.
She frequently visited here with her
husband. Burial will toe at stuart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
lInrrl,nnhurr SHIN. Mnny nird>.

iARRlSpNECRG;, VA" NOV -.
Nio.e than Toe tons OF dressed tui-
! t-s we're shipped from !inrrison-
I n-&'s three produce houses for tn
nis q ,o,ll or more shan tsc.ooo
! AC TO the poultry "1iSers "i IN
!, ,na.v. IL. result Of The marketing
(. ABOUT .9.uuo head. Yhasc bGurrN
nc, representative % ,ho actual
(. 1mocr OF iUrhrNs sold ~ i."s sea-
-r, as ID number "t smaller buyers
!. > ,Gr!r poUI:ry direct 10 The city
.H.,. kytS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
ERECT PICTURESQUE BRIDGE
:. ON PROPOSED STATE ROAD
MIL lie Link in North aud S""'"
Highway ConnrctinI Nash-
inrtou and lnIciEh.
& Strttial to The Tim = blSpa &c u.
.-...,,. z. = r,.LN Y AAA- u IL u

x,rN C'I\ToN VA. NOV. 2i.---I! one
L, lie routes mappad by the cns!n.rrs
N. Inc state Highway Department Is
dor:ed, one OF tn" most pl'tur'Si"H,
~, Hrcn6 EluM and Now Canton, N.
-iriGrc cxtrudyuG from hiEn r"cnH
'i"um on thc SOUTHERN 1anH. 81 Yir. ,m"
Y. .-.fff ,n Inc uorih,ru bauN, a. distance
POI nncu, fourth OF mile
: 'rlIs bridge. II erected, VIII bc 4
.Jinll in Inc now we'll known north anu
,.south highway which Viii Sonncct
.2\NuShinetou with Raleigh. y {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
ASKS 100000 BE CUT
OFF TAX ASSESSMENT
newport News Shipynrd Moves Tax
hcNicw bonrd 10 Fla Figure
:,t Sti,UlNItpi

ISn.NlaI 20 Tht Timrs- DiEpatch-l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Sow -
The Newport News Shipbuildur and
DrN Dock Company, assessed q few
months ago at approximately S..
nor.hN", has requested tn" local board
OF tan review to cut the assessment
S2,prO.cou. Up TO the last assessment
the yard was assessed at rpuroAi-
n.atcly S2,50Q,oo0. The board viii
Iucct December . 10 consider the pc
iitlon. which may b. taken 10 the
Corporation Court in the event that
tn. ruling of the board IS unSat!s-
factory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
TO DREDGE APPOMATTOX
RIVER AT COST OF $4,000
NaviEnbIc Channel tu Ire Cut From
Petersburg IL james River
mt City Point.
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispa,ch,

PETERSBURG. Nov. .t.--prcdging
of APPROPRIATION River from this city
I" James River AZ CITY Point. will be
started within the next ten days Il
WAS announced today by rcprescn-
tatIVc OF III" firm awarded the con
tract hy the Federal au;horitics under
whose supervision the work il to DC
dane. work on III. diversion dam
and numC across the river Mt this
point also will h. started within the
ncNt several weeks
The work OF dredging II navigabie
channel from this city to City poin,
Viii cost Sao,00o, the cost to be de
frayca hy the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

Il J.. E!scoJ, Carl Cox and Leo Tim
hcriak" have returned from II inc
trir OF one week in Culp"p"r
county. Others in the party were
cleveland cooke. 81 Spo;s!lvaniii: NJ.
Coppcdgc, OF Grafton. w. Va: Ed SIZE:
and John Martin. of Culpcpcr Sin
Wild turkeys and a large number o..
quail: ono 'nhcasaut. many rabbits.
sqi.rrcls tnd .othcr, small game We're
haEstd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

men following him were tramps and.
fearing he would be robbed, sent the
dogs into the bushes and pretended
he was hunting. II was then that tho
Two mon Joyce supposed were trimps
approached and hailed him to court To
answer tho hunting charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
To Nnmc New CIT, omctnr,.

Nf.N T-VN 7 NEWS, a. NOV. IT,
III" City Council OF Newport News
ice justice. civil justice. 81 city
lcrn city attorney and Il chief
II n6licc. as provided in the new
harter under which the city has
'ecn operating since commission
government became effective Sep
cmhcr !. g. NJ. Campbell. acting
hicf. Viii hr made chief. according
O unofficial but reliable reports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
lower Prices n, Ncmpor, News.

dinner viii cost con
iderably less in Newport News this
ear than II did last. turkeys being
iupt"d ut 30 cents pound. with
respects OF dropping even lower in
he NEXT few days. The birds sold
or 40 cents. minus their feathers.
asst year. Flour. cranbcrries. sugar
nd other ingredients also have
dropped in price since last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Fire Damages Auto,noniIc.

f.T.I.FFtSIN. w. Nov. ti-t' NJ
'icEr postmaster here. ON Monday
suffered serious damage 80 his auto
'n"i'iIr winch tork iir" !r"n 'Gc H..t-
;try wnilc in his garaca. The Top
ama cab OF the sedan wcca almost
Compiotcly destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
CHARGED WITH HUNTING;
HAD NOT EVEN PENKNlFE
FctcrsburErr Employed 4 Subtcrfuge
When He MistOOk Officers for
Ispeclnl to nm TImes .nlsnatch.l

tSpecinl TO The Times IDispatch.I
PETERSBURG. Nov. at.--Summon-
ed TO court Oh the charge of hunting
on the Sabbath. when he claims lie
was not armed. cvcn'with Il pcnknifc,
* the predicatnent or Michael S.
joyce, of this city. Joyce was sum-
moncd by Prince George County
his son and two d"Bs,sa fcX terrier
and French poodle, "A short distance
from the city.
The man claims he Thought the two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Free Bible Lectures

Mir. \. H. Zilmcr. of Waterloo.
Iowa. will deliver a series of inter-
cstinE Bible lectures ia tho Madison
School Auditorium. Madison and cary
Streets. November 18th. lIth and 18TH
at $ l.. NJ: also sunday. November
alst. at S J.. NJ. y cordial Invitation
is extended To all TO attend thes.
lectures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25

Druggists refund money If rAXO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching.
Blind. bleeding or protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and
YOU can get restfuI sleep after first
application. 60c.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Mrs. Elm A. .InnrN.

l.lNcliRURG. VA. Nov. It Mrs.
Ella y. Jones. a.. widow OF Il. j.
Jones, died Tuesday might ut her
home, 2ll Grove street. Sh" - sur
viNrd by the following children: Mrs
". o. Woodward Monroe: T.. a.
Jones. Danville: Mrs. u. \. poEGcto
and Herman :. Jones. LynChburS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
Robert q. Inv Fail, Dead.

CHICAGO Nov. 2i.--Rohcrt -. Law.
president OF the Robert .. Law Pub
fishing Company, dropped dead today
while tcstifying In an automobile ac-
cidcnt damage suit aGains, his Wife,
Heart disease is believed 10 have
caused his death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
o,rran rlmni >rsrcna>.

IINtNllNN'i. w NIN. -l-"TnU
Jrbcrs overall Company = plant here
.'tii close down as soon a. work in
,roErcss is complri"d rNd IN, ptaul
siIi he down uuti soluctim" eartS
~ tho new year. I'M, Viii throw
90 people. mostly ytSIhg wt:ncn. out
- work. SUI plHS..-ti ..'rDE oh hand,
,ccasioucd by Il L.grraS .uE demand
or IL, caused the shutdpWu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
E,-l>niscrin Improves.

hOCRN, HOLLAND. Nov. 2i.-Thc
condition Of Former Empress Augusta
Victoria, OF Germany, was much i'm
proved today. Her temperature was
,pu-i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
WHY. COUGH AND
COUGH and COUGH?.
You don't have to if you use
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey

A RE you going to let j, stick and
~ become chronic conditioni n
OF course not! Not when Won
know you have 4 preparation like Dr.
Bells Pinc-Tar-Honey TO loosen it Up
and so allow Nature TO rid you Of it,
The first dose will produce gratifying
results. The second and third will con
vince you that DIR. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey is an enemy 10 a Geld.
The preparation is second to more
for its soothing, relieving effects
Coughs, grippe, and bronchitis, quickly
relieved b. DIR. Bells pine-'r ar~Honey
Keep it on hand as Safeguard
against sudden colds. u.
Roc. Coo 81. 20. All DRUGGISTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-25
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs, II =. Martin

WrN. II :. Martin.
Mrs. 4. :. Martin. aged 81. ri
stuart. Va. died TUESDAY at / o'clock.
at 81. Eiizabeth's Hospital She was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
Two Minutes of Optimism.
Efficiency In the Home.
Hi JEAN NEWTON.

fihcicncy is the principle OF getting maxi
mum results out OF minimum time and effort.
Nhu nowadays particularly. when women 'oi
PARTS ma themselves confronted with much
q. the actual work we'll ;.S the supervision
OF house hold. the dcSrability, indeed the
necessity, Tor bringing efficiency methods into
tue nome seems more than paramount.
Now. there are efficiency courses. They pro-
Eide Tor timing the various operations Incl
uent To everything you do, putting II down and
Trying TO make a better record the next time.
Ethcicncy means system. 1t means allot ting
certain period OF each day TO certain things
ana doing them in that time 1t means doing;
one thing At u time and staying it until
win eiicicncy start i'll the morning to pre-
pare your dinner. leave it to go to market. go
at II again until you feel like reading the
morning paper and so
IL Is because OF such lack OF system that
many women who have lIttlc to do never get
II done while others who accomplish much do
this with ease because they work systcmat-
Withou; system the woman who has little
70 DO Is pcrpetually harasscd She has less
leisure than the really busy woman who Is
systematic. With the whole day at her dis
posai she is apt TO let things go until She
iec!s Ike doing them and then. IL soncthin.
else comes up the little she has to do is not
done. And she has il where she has most
things. ION her mind.
That is one OF the greatest advantages OF
system; il enables YOU TO be inished-takcs
things Off your mind
II you have much to do you cannot go Il
without system. and IL you have little to do
without system that little will ovcrwhelm
you.-Copyright. 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
EXCESS IMPORTS REDUCE
TRADE BALANCE OF U. S,
New High Record for Exports Es3
tablishcd, but Imports Largest
I'm History
IDy As.oclntnd rrcs.l

, WASiilNGTON. July 23.-Exports
from the United States during tho
hscai year ending June 80. reached u
new nigh record Of SS.lli.0OO, O0O but
as All records for imports also wer,
shlashcd the net trade balance In
i iaS0r or this country was only ST.
".S,voo;ouO. This compared with /.
trade balance OF slightly more than
Si.oOO,o0O.000 the year before. Tho
nsurcs were made public today by
the Department OF Commerce.
imports FOR the year were valued
AZ 30. 23S, 7iG.5S0, AN increase OF moro
thah 5000, 100000 compared with tho
year before and $4,000. 100000 during
me year ending June 80. 1918. Tho
$i'-o-,-"AbS6 the year before, an In
crease ~ sS7S.s33.ii5.
mere was Il sharp drop In cxports
III Juhn ana an Increase I'm inDortx
with the result that the trade balance
IN favor OF the United Statcs that
month was only s7S.060.0O0 the lowest
al any month since before the world
war. Exports we're valued at 1851
uVo.voD. and Imports at $3.50 900 5000.
The imports reached "A new record
exceeding by 10000. 600 the previous
record made last March.
Gold imports during the fsca, year
amounted 10 fI5l. 900, 900 against or
ports of {i6T,000.0GO. but Imports or
the precious metal in June exceeded
exports by s2l,u00.O00 the figures he
ing s26.I0o.o"V for imports and only
S5."0o,0o0 FOR exports.
Silver imports last month totaIlod
S6.5O0,0o0 and exports si4OO0Oo an
excess of imports OF {2.loO,oOO. Total
silver Imports for the lively. inoniha
ending June 80, we're SlO2, 100000 and
exports slIy.000.OO0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
Health Talks by DR.. Brady

The Karell Club. with the accent on the ell
sand members Of which seventy Two 9TH thousand
or more are fair. fat and feminine. \ fat man
content 70 waddle about putting and pcrspir-
i ,. Sc, seskinG soft place or cool breeze.
twenty twenty pounds .overweiGht;, VIM 80. through
sand rat men al tod have sought admission
hundred Of these have re aveh %
the privileges OF the club when admitted. y
be done about it; fire might he built under
him; or law might be enacted restricting
ever noticed that there Is always a fat man
occupying the most desirable or comfortable
tent with that. he will occupy two or three
seats and dscommode whole party.
or the SeYenty-two thousand plumD maids
ana an. matIo who have joined the club since
his his ,.a t9undaiaon about an American division
to say, they have limited their club activities
to TO- reading about The way to do it, However.
we 40 not ask these inactive members 10 re-
sttsn. Tor II IS well TO keep collection OF hor-
cold and imagine they " see the speeeS
OF starvation approaching. They get that way
The sum total OF Stacker esh burned 1S away Away
and d d Of, with, great benefit health
active members of the club is just a little
snort s9 OF iso tons-about rs short are 100 tons
am not very reliable mathematician and
oms hug mGuTes namtedy seem rather Outrage
reached by multiplying the number OF mem
active member Of the KarSli Cub NETS ts aay
yen pounds in as many wecks-many slough
OH TOUR or I'VE times as much in three months
:. One OF tho provisions of the clubs charter
IS mat the karcll Regimen shall be kept out
0t IN. hands OF schcminG druggists and plaus-
ible beauty specialists and such Therefore
you cant buy 1t ~ the drug store-a fact
whlcA seems TO annoy many correspondents
wac write In to complain that the drugcis,
has never heard e. the stuff
NO minors are admitted to the club on any
, weishtLand often they should--it is up to
to ma
reduction regimen. AS janitor and CORE
spending secretary of the Kareu Club / am
constrn med TO refuse admittancc 10 all Nor
sons VINO are not old enough to marry
, marching is sometimes helpful in condi-
tlons associated with high blood pressure or
WIN win so-ca!led obstinate dyspepsia that we
nave consncrcd establishing sort OF Arteri-
ochpii!aryhbros!s division. but have tenno
rarily postponed acting until we can learn
enough 10 devise human for t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
WESTERN STATES LEAD
IN INDIVIDUAL DEPOSITORS
Bnscd on Population. Virginia Had I'm
Mn! 2hu Depositors TO Ench
i,nO People.

=, WASlilNGToN. July 23-Throc
western Statcs--WyominS. Montana
and 1daho--!cd all others on May (
In the numbcr OF bank dcpos!tors per
i'Vco population. according 10 figures
compiled today by the CompiroIlcr
OF the Currency. Wyoming heads
Inc !!st with 33i dcpositors for each
1000 persons in the State, Montana
ranking second with 3iJ. and Idaho
third with 2g3.
Eleven other States had the fol-
loving ratio per 1000 population:
pennsylvania, ESQ. Colorado, 2SU:
oregon, 2Tj. Minnesota, 27l: Iowa,
20 virginia, 259; Vermont. 255.
California. 2iS: South Dakota, .iI.
Maine, 233, ana Texas, 23G.
Alaska and llawaii ranked lowest.
With thirty and twenty four dcposi-
tors respectively for each 1000 in
habitants.
The average FOR all States was 1870
per loo, or one deposit for every
ave and one half persons in the
country. The total number Of dcpos!.
tors on May WAS 2o,3s0.00O. OF
This number 1875, 900 were cheek
inE accounts and s,o65.O00 time. or
savings, accounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
NEW SHIPPING BOARD TO
BE APPOINTED IN AUGUST
Admiral Henson and Commi.sioncr
Donald Will Probably lie Re
appointed by President.

WASHINGTON. July 23-Appo!nt-
mcnt of the new Shipping board as
created under the Jones ,merchan,
marine bill VIII be made by Prcsi-
dent Wilson carly in August. IL was
said tonight authoriiatively
Secretary of Interior Payne. form
er chairman Of the board who has
been on a tour of Alaska. with Score
tary OF the Navy Daniels. Is expected
TO return TO Washington by the end
OF the month and II was said that he
at once would advise with the preSi-
dent on the selections TO he made
The President in the meantime will
consult with other high officials on
the appointments.
Under the Jones hin tho new board
Is to consist Of seven members. TWO
of whom are TO be chosen from At
lantic Coast states. two from the Pa
ciic Coast and one each from the
Gulf region. from the States touching
on the Great Lakes and from the in
terror. Not more than rour Of the
omm:ssioncrs may be Of the same
political party.
Chairman Benson. who recently was
appointed. and Commissioner Donald
are tho only remaining members OF
the old board. The rcappointmcnt Of
both is expected. All the nominal
tons. however will be recess np-
pointmcnis pending confirmation by
tho Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-24
News of Fifty Years Ago


The Council has settled it. No hogs or goats
WI! hereafter be allowed 10 be Kept within
tac city limits $500"
The New York money market is simply wild
all on account OF The war. 1t Is supposed The
unsettled condition Of affairs there is being
rejected in Richmond and tho hanks al u, "a o.,
conservative. arc now more than ever
Tn. Commissioner OF the Revenue has issued
a circular about the constantly increasing IL
i"Shi trade in manufactured tobacco going on
IN the South. "
l!rock Holden. u citiHcn OF Caswcu County
j. =. and II near relative Of Governor Holden
Soldiers Al v.nceyvilic. He is telling me
who" proceedings
Colonel a. G: Dunn. OF Pulaski County, has
been appointed consul general to Japan and
VIII ave Tor that country about the middle
OF August.
Colonel T.: Z. Randolph. Colonel Lewis Win
hish and John Wimbish Jr.. had difficulty in
iHnchhurg Yesterday, in which Randolph was
one 81, me Wimbishs held the Uital revolver.
lne h!imcuity was about real estate deal.
which involved Green flilI. the splendid plan :
tation OF Colonel wimbish on Staunton Rivcr
NJ ircvost Pnradoi, French minister com
mittcI suicide at his residence in Washington
night before last. The minister recently sur
,rred rom slight sunstroke and OF late he
To be duo to these things and HIS no reference
TO the war In Europe.
, chief Justice Chase and General John G.
same hotel in ST. Louis and there they met
ana had long and coy chat about the old
In recent years.
states senator from Minnesota in Mace Of
Senator Norton. deceased. Window was a law
partner Of Norton.
!, may be cooler tomorrow. At any rate rate the the
prohability is that tho churches will be the
coolest places In the city. Try them about il
o'clock. 80 y. ~ - =