UNBAY
THE WEATHEB
SHOWERS .
CITIZEN
4d3 TODAY
VOL. XXVI1X, NO. 63
Will FIX PRICES
BY ACTUAL 5M5 ;
OF BUTTER BOARD
Reformations of Radical Char
acter Will be Introduced by
The Insurgents '
BOARD WANTS TO DO
BUSINESS ON SQUARE
Investigation of Legality of
. Quotation Committee to
be First Official Act ,
ELGIN, 111. Deo. J J.r-"vestlga.
don of the legality of the quotation
wmm'ttoe ot t)e .'Ugl" butter bon-d
$' reference to the Sherman antl-
ftlou of the newly elected ''In irtiat"
offices of the board, , according to
J. .P. Mason, treasurer, who outlined
future plana of the board 4 r
9eoe from the city of Chas. H. P't.
tr, who was elected president of the'
beard today. Question ot. whutner
this price committee was operated in!
violation or tine onerman law f was
raised by "insurgent" butter men at
the annual election o fdirectors last
Monday. "Federal laws will be in
1 eulred Into." said Mr. Mason, "and
"the question of the legality of the
' quotation , committee , definitely ;- set
"lliSd. .There has been considerable
speculation on this point. The pre
nt board wants to do business on the
square. ' l-'.-?
-"The majority of the directors ore
strongly. In favor , of Retaining the
luotatlon committee, but ' If It Is
found to be operated In violation of
" Wie Bherman law it will be ebolleth
.ed." v .' ' v
Mr. Mason expressed doubt that
the board would be successfully op
- era ted without the quotation, com
mtttee. We have " got to regulate
ur price according to other mar
kets," hto satd.v "Without the price
eommlttee we would be handicapped
.to n extent." "JW
, ' eVo Radical Changes
Hetaid no other radical changes
fre-asfihe policy of the former admin
istration would be "made In 'the near
"future , at jleast With -Mrv PoUre
election asi president there was ex-
' nw . vr operating me. -'.-cieui , uwrui
which fixes butter prices In the mld
- die west and Is a standard for Ameri
ca. The president's idea was to abol
ish the quotaotlon committee entire
ly. This committee was the basis of
the Insurgency In the board. It. op
erates with the full power of the
board and may change or rescind Its
action at will. It was contended by
the Insurgents that fthe committee
operated In violation of the Sher
man anti-trust law. -.. .
For twenty-two years tIMs commit
tee has been In full oharge of Elgin
butter quotations. John Newman,
deposed as president, after seventeen
years service, predicted that ' no
.ah-ange could be made in the power
ef the committee without killing
th prominence of the Elgin market.
Among the Insurgents there Is a fao
tlon that believes In ths maintenance
ef She committee but la fixing the
published price by the actual sales
of the board. -
SIYS ALLEGED VICTIM
STILL LIVES, THIT SHE
BID NOT COMMIT GRIME
Denver's "Cassia Cha
wick" Given Sentence of
, , Life Imprisonment
ASKS NEW TRIAL
GOLDEN, CoL, Deo. t "My con
science Is clear, I did not kill Mrs.
Liaguardla. I Know tnat she is aiive
and expect that soon she will come
forward and clear me" of this mur
der." This was the declaration of
t Mrs. Angelina Garramone, Denver's
"Cassis Chad wick" today Immediate
ly after she heard the clerk of the
district court read the Jury's var
I diet declaring her, guilty of murder
la the first degree for the killing
ef airs. Maria Taguardla aged 20,
i Zf 10, The Jury nxed the punlsh
Bsant at life imprisonment. Mrs. Gar
ramone Is charged with killing Mrs.
Laguardla with robbery as the motive-
Concetti Forglone .and her
daughter Stella who were present
when Mrs. Garramone fs alleged te
'have slain her victim and who plead
e4 guilty to the charge of being ac-
inssniln to the crime after fact, will
not b sentenced until after the mo
tion for new trial In the Garra
men ease, . filed by her attorney,
fuea passed upon.
JEMPEROR IMPROVES
, VIENNA. Dec. IS. Latest reports
frenn the palace Indicate that Em
'peror Joseph's, progress is satlsfae
ttoTy. The emperor has been suffer
ing for the past week from a severe
teld. His cough hss now almost dis
appeared, bis appetite la good and he
glaring vBdlstorfted.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
TO PRISONERS
rilllilEROUSSTATES
Life Term" Prisoner In OKla
noma Penitentiary on Par
ole For Third Time .
TWENTYP1VE PARDONED
BY. TEXAS EXECUTIVE
Spirit of Season Even Invades
United States Circuit Court
In Georgia
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okie., Dec. IS.
-Robert 8. Waltham., a life term
prisoner In the Oklahoma penitentiary
will spend his third, Christmas on pa
role, with his family at Sulphur. Gov
ernor" Cruev following a precedent
set by former Governor Haskell, to
day granted Waltham a thirty-day
"leave of absence." Three short term
prisoners were given pardons. '
TWENTY-fTVK PARDONS '
AUSTIN, Tex.. . Dec. JS.Twenty-
flve convicts will leave the Rusk and
HuntavUle penitentiaries as. tree men
Christmas morning as the " result of
Governor Celqultfe exercise of ths
executive pardoning powers. ;
i GOV. O-XEAIi'8 XMA GIFT I
-XkC ONTOOMKRT; 'Ala, Dec. 28.-T
Governor Bmmett O'Neal todayt pat
roled for life twenty-six convicts and
for om twenty -to- ninety days four
others as his Christmas gift to Ala
bama prisoners. Those paroled had1
been convicted of crimes ranting
from robbery to murder.
TWELVE GET FREEDOM
MACON,, Qa.; Dee., M.-Judg Em
ery B. Spear, of the United States
circuit court In Georgia today. haW
d out his Christmas gift to twelve
Georgians hsld In duranoe white
awaiting trial on charges of Illicit distilling-
-
On their personal -pledge to return
before New Tear's twelve men were
allowed te . take i the train for thelf
homes In various parts of South and
Middle Georgia. -
' EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE (
BAiAiMoBrSaris. fiZ
Charted with embeislinf more -than
118,000 as administrator of he es
tate of Mrs. Jane J. Hammond, of
Philadelphia, Geo. R. Harvey, thirty
eight, years old, ef this city, was ar
rested here tonight and is held for
the Philadelphia authorities. Harvey
disappeared from Philadelphia two
weeks ago. He was employed there
as s sales manager for an automo-blle
company. It . was thought' by his
friends -that he had .met foul play.
COLUMBIA CHESS CHAMPION
NHJW YORK, Deo. it. By 'defeat
ing Harvard by the score of 1 to 1 In
the final round of the twentieth annu
al Inter-oolleglate chess tournament
today, Columbia university success
fully defended her title eupremaoy at
ohess, which was captured fey a felose
margin ever Tale in 1910. Columbla'i
quartet finished with' a total of 10 1-3
points out of a possible 12.
Harvard still leads in the play over
series of years by 1 wins to t for
Columbia.
HEW YORK HIT W
WILL NOT SET MONEY
F08 "SHY" TICKETS
Must Stand Expense For
Tickets Which Failed to
Reach Patrons
ANOTHER DECISION
CINCINNATI, 6., Deo. 21. -The
national baseball commission In; a
finding handed down today refused
to reimburse the New York National
league club for money that was re
funded by the club to patrons for
tickets that did not reach them
through the mall during the last
world's series, or , through a misdi
rection of some kind. The commis
sion held that inasmuch as the New
Tork club had full charge of the sate
f tickets. It must stand for any ex.
pense Incurred In the satisfying of its
patrons. ..
Three hundred and forty-two dot.
)ars and fifty cents was asked for.. In
cluded in this was a claim for 111,60
for five patrons, each of whom iield
a numbered ticket for which there
was not a corresponding seat. The
commission agreed to allow this
small claim, however, and will pay
It out of Its general fifhds rather than
assrss all of the players and clubs
that profited by ths series.
'. la another finding $500, the last
Installment from the Pittsburg crab
for player Murray (or Qulgley), was
turned over to ttne National commis
sion with directions to pay It to
whom it belonged. Since the sale
the Missoula club of the Union league
from whom Murray was purchased.
has changed baa
ASHEVILLE, N. C, SUKD AY MORNING, DECEMB ER 24, 1911
REYES WlftY HAVE
TO EIGHT OR HUH
private Advices Indicate That
he Has Several . Hundred
Men in His Party
TREVlNO'S SCOUTS
SAY HE IS LOCATED
Outlawed General-Believed to
be on Vlga Ranch Which
Will be Invaded
MONTEREY. Max.. Deo. 21 Lo
cated once more by the scouts of
General Gereronlmo .Trevino. Gener
al Bernrdo Reyes, self-appointed
leader of the, "Constitutionalists" the
name given the insurgents must
either fight or run again. Scouts re
ported to army headquarters today
that ' they had secured information
regarded by them as accurate that
the outlawed general was on the
Vlga ranch, not far from Burgos
a town In the state of Tamaullpas,
this afternoon. General Trevino sent
orders to. Colonel Manuel Garcia Lu
go, to Invade the ranch in search of
Reyes. .
Estimates ot FcWe ' '
' Officially It Is not admitted that
Reyes has with him any men other
than the Ave who were with hint
wheq he crossed the border, but
private advices variously estimate his
fqljowera from a score to several
hundred. The Vlga ranch Is about
forty miles east of Linares. It 1
a .well-wooded property and some
what hilly but its character is h'ot
such as": provides places for ambus,
cades as does the country about
Galeana lying to the west. .iv
Trevino considers It Improbable
that (Lugo's force of 160 will en
counter Reyes before tomorrow.
DEATH OF LEADINGr
&EIIOI0US EDITOR
CHARLOTTE. N. C, Dec 2J.P.
R. Law. editor of The Presbyterian
Standard, died tonight at MoCall, S.
a. lait Tuesday night Mr. Law per-;
fnrmefl ' the ; wedding ' service ot WsH
daughter-wh mrri8d Mri' - Robert
rhaoman. of ths Marlborough Mills
at Bed Springs, S. C. His death,
which Is believed to nave been due
to (heart failure, removes one ot the
foremost religious editors of the two
Carolines.
RESCUE WITH DIFFICULTY
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Dec. 21.
The British steamer Manasares ar
rived here today with fhe crew of the
British schooner Virginia. The Vir
ginia was sighted several days ago
flying signals of distress. She had
been dismasted on the voyage from
Cadis to New Foundland The rescue
of the men was effected with great
difficulty In tempestuous seas and ths
schooner was abandoned.
WILL PUNISH PERSIANS
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 28. TJie
Russian government has decided to
inflict exemplary punishment on the
Persians who attacked the Russian
troops. To this end adequate forces
will be concentrated at Tabrlx.
SIX HOURS OF FIGHTING
lit
ROUT TURKS UNO DRIBS
Former Lost Seven Men,
Latter's Loss Thought to
Have Been Heavy
CRUISER SEIZED
LONDON, Dec. 2. Only -brief re
ports were received today concerning
events In the Turco-Italian war. A
dispatch from Tobruk, Tripoli, re
ports a sharp attack by the Turks
and Arabs yesterday which was re
pulsed after six hours of fighting.
The Italian losses numbered seven
killed and fifteen wounded. The Turk
ish casualties are said to have been
heavy. .
From Massowa, capital of the Ital
ian colony of Frltrea, comes an ac
count ot the seizure by an Italian
cruiser In the Red sea of 'the Turk
ish hospital ship Kalserlch. The ves
sel was flying the red crescent, flag
but It was suspected that she, was ba
Ing used as a transport. This susi
plcion was confirmed by the discovery
that there were no medicines, surgi
cal Instruments or hospital attendants
abroad. A special dispatch from Sa
lonika says that a whole officer's
corps at Janlna, In Albania, has tele.
graphed to the grand visicr and the
president of the chamber of deputies
at Constantinople demanding that the
controversies that have been going on
In connection with personal questions
in the capital must cease and declar
ing that the army was ready to march
to Constantinople, If necessary, to es
tablish a better state of affairs. :
AGAIN
SAY SCOUTS
1 ' 1 '''' '" 111 ' - ii. i ii m-r i ' J Jtl
Everybody Happy ?
i wE YVI5H Y0U k
slf'v All A MCftRV I .
:
NO LONGER ANY DOUBT ABOUT SAFETY
OF FUNDS IN TREASURY
Electric Apparatus Installed
'Alarms Goes to Excesses m line of Duty if Wires Get Crossed or if
Doors Are Not Properly Closed Every Time.'
CHICAGO, Dec 21. Doubt about
the safety of 1 the public trasury In
the keeping of the treasury depart
ment In Washington no longer ex
ists. In fact, the system Installed for
its protection during the nonworklng
hours In the department has snows.
Uselt to be so "touooy" that three
times In the last few weeks It hss
called out the guard. Offloers ' In
charge of the protection of the de
partment1 regard the present system
as they would person suffering with
a nefvous ailment which is liable to
demonstrate Its presence at any time.
With the incoming of 'the Mac
Veagh administration, among other
things' It. Was discovered . that '.'the
PubUff moneys 4ere not properly
safeguarded..- It'-wat possible tor a
clerk, without an order from an ex
ecutive head, to go In and out of the
public vaults, subject only to the pos
sibility of blng challenged by one
of the few guards In' the neighbor
hood. An expert thief from outside
the department ihlght, had he laro
the trouble, have got by the outptt!.
If he did not, the chances are his
suavity might have save him any
thing mora than a temporary embar-
hrassment while undergoing cross-ex
amination. Even In the government
mints outside. of Washington It was
discovered that an ordinary screw,
driven or some similar Instrument
SWISS RECALL SYSTEM
E
Has Some Materially Differ
ent Features From the
Oregon System
TUCSON, Arte.. Deo. ft. When the
legislature convenes In Phoenix In
February, It will be asked to adopt
the Swiss system of recall and let
the Oregon system which was voted
out of the constitution on December
It on the ultimatum of President
Taft, go fey the board.
The essential significance between
fhe Swiss system and the Oregon plan
is that undsr the former the only
thing voted on in a recall election Is
the recall of the accused official and
In the event of his elimination, the
governor appoints his successor. A.
A. Worsley, a state senator-elect from
Tucson, will propose the new recall
system. He Is now at -work - on the
measure and will defend it on the
ground that under ttie Oregon system
an official under fire Is handicapped
by a double fight, a struggle not only
to retain his position and refute
charges against him, but a struggle
also against an opposing candidate.
Worsley's bill will provide that
when a recall Is resubmitted to the
people for incorporation in the con
stitution the Oregon and Swiss plans
shall be placed on the ballot so vot
ers may choose between them.
MOTHER AND CHILD BURNED
NEW TORK. Dec. 23. In trying to
fill an oil lamp which was lighted,
Mrs. Jennie Caleno caused an ex
plosion tonight which set her dress
afire at Iter home in Brooklyn. Her
little six-year-old son. PhlUlp. tried
to beat out the flames with his baby
bands, but his clothing also took fire
and mother and child were fatally
burped. Three men w ho were attract
ed by the mother's cries wen severe
ly burned while extinguishing ths
(laines.
THE WEATHER,
WASHINGTON, Deo. 2 J. Forecast
for North Carolina: Local rains and
colder Sunday, Monday probably
fair, light to moderate west winds Be
coming variable, . v
i -.' .
Which Keeps Guards on the
might effect an entrance to ths mil
lions of money. The' situation has
been remedied. " . - !
Alarm- Dors Its Duty, '
In the treasury department an
electric apparatus has been installed
tnat is supposed to give warning of
any tampering with, the treasury
vault doors. It does. It goes to ex.
cesses In its line or duty In that, if
the doors are not properly closed, or
If the wires get crossed, or If some
other cranky notjou Overtakes .the
eem.man, apparatus it goes off
with a' bang that bring not only the
treasury squad but (H reserve squad
from the police " headquarters n
Washington fo thi sceni,, v.,'m:
' Before tbsew tyatetn wag1 Install
ed the treasury department, was pro
tected at all entrance by guard who
had a sawed oft . shot gun , handy.
Near by was a. sytem of call bells
connecting wld'.i the office of ths dap
u.' of the watch. .. -. ,v-.-.
Several weeks ago the first false
alarm occurred in the secretary's of
fice. : A button had been ' installed
tnere ror sumonlng the watch If
needed. An official close to the sec
retary of the treasury was busily en
gaged with caller When swinging his
swivel chair to (his desk to get an of
ficial paper. The next thing he knew
the watch came tumbling through
the doorways in every direction.
IS
Friends of Di Donato Say
He Will Easily Prove an
Alibi
DERBY, Conn., Dec. 21. Edward
dl Donata, 10 years old, was arrest
ed here this afternoon by a detective
from the oftloe of the district attor
ney at Albany, N. TV on suspicion
ot knowing something of the murder
of the Morner family at , DePrees
ville, Rennsalaer county, N. T., about
December 12. Dl Donato expressed
his willingness to go to 'Albany and
left shortly afterwards in custody ot
the officer for that city. Dl Donato's
arrest It Is asserted, 'resulted from a
searcih of the Immigration reaords st
New York, which showed that the
only Edward dl Donato ' who has
come to this country In the last five
years is the young man who was lo
cated here.
Friends of dl Donato say he has
been living there since March, HOI,
and was at work at Ansonia, at the
time of the murder: they declare he
will have no difficulty In proving an
alibi.
Acordlng to the detective, his ap
pearance corresponds closely with
that of the missing farm hand for
whom the New Tork authorities bave
been looking.
BTEAMKR WRECKED
BORDEAUX. Dec z. The Uru
guayan steamer Rafael, from Monte
video, has been wrecked off Coubrs
Point, en the west coast ef France
at the mouth of the Oironde. The
Rafael carried a crew of twenty-five
men,: Five bodies have already been
washed ashore. The coast continues
In the grip of ths storm, which has
lasted for several days. A score ef
sailing vessels have been driven on
the rocks, the crews being rescued
with difficulty. All incoming vessels
repotr dsmage: several of them have
had men swept overboard y the
heavy s. 'i -
The steamer Rafael Tialls from
Montevideo and was built In 110. She
registered 1.11 ton
.
DEPARTMENT
Jump, Giving Many False
armed with shotguns and revolver
and blackjack,: Explanations follow
d and It wa discovered that the
offlqial bad Inadvertently (hit th
watch button with his knee. That In
strument has been moved to a safer
locality. , '
' Bring Rush of Guards. !
A month age the watch turned out
with another rush Into one of ths
treasury offices wipers there was a
vault. The big gong awoke the echoes
In the building and brought every
available man on the Job, armed to
tha teeth. The yaul.t door was found
elosed and; w tvldenc. ot. Internal
aisturuance was visible, ' But th
guards stood with thel guns point,
ed at the door expecting every min
ute td .a, an , Intruder orolect him
self among tm. assure himself
-w u wfen mane me cap
tain' of ' the watch returned to his
offlc to' yertfyv the number ' of the
alarm. In the meantime the alarm
goitg kept up a rattling which could
be heard at th whit (house and U
traded the Attention of oassers-bv in
the, street No ' res! -explanation w
ver .found far the demonstration of
the adequacy ef the - protection af
forded. It Is supposed that the elec.
trio wire ,.wa "pinched" In closing
the door and In some way completed
ths circuit whidh enabled It to make
its preaifsmsnt known.
COLT. HEM DIED
AT
Venerable Clerk .of State
Supreme . Court Dead at
Age of 74 Years
RALBIOH. N. "C... Deo. t. Colonel
Thomas 8. Kenan, clsrk of the su
preme court of North Carolina, died
at his home on Wilmington street this
morning at T o'olock. HI health had
been poor for a long time and hi
death did not come as a .surprise to
those who have been familiar with
his condition.
Colonel Kenan was seventy-four
years of age and was a native of
Keoansvllle, Duplin county. He was
a colonel of the Forty-third North
Carolina regiment. He served as at
torney general of the state for two
years and was the clerk to the su
preme court for almost twenty-six
years. He wss educated at the uni
versity of North Carolina,' was schol
arly, courtly, dignified in his bearing,
kind In nature and steadfast to
friends.
Colonel Kenan Is survived by his
wife and one brother.
The funeral services . over the re
mains will bs conducted tomorrow
afternoon from Christ Episcopal
church, at I o'clock and the members
of the supreme court will act as hon
orary pall bearers.
GETS l J00 A MONTH
NTACK. N. T., Dec. IS. Mrs! Adel
aide Louise Erlanger obtained an In
terlocutory decree of divorce here
today from Abraham L. Erlanger, the
theatrical manager, with $1,10 a
month alimony. '
Mrs. Erlanger and her husband
separated two years ago and she e
gen suit against him last summer, A.
H. 0mall was appointed referee, and
It was on his report that Supreme
Court Justice Tompkins acted; today.
Counsel for Erlanger moved for - a
sealing of the referee's report ' but
Judge Tompkins declared that there
was no authority in law for' sealing
anything but the evidence and ' on
that he reserved hie decision. The
papers will be filed In the office of the
elM-k of Rockland county, where Mm,
Briaager .
PRICE FIVE CENTS
NO REASON AS YET
T
E
E
Powers do Not Propose to
Look With Equanimity Up
on Further Hostilities
SPEEDY RESTORATION -
OF PEACE HOPED FOR
Lack of Funds on Both Sldc
May Tend to Hasten Peace '
" Negotiations 'v "7 .
WASHINGTON, Dee. eora
tary Knox conferred today, about Chi- -
nese affair with , Masano Hanlhara,
charge of the Japanese mass
pending the arrival of th newly ap
pointed amDaasauor. unwnr
disclose the nature Of the discussion
but It Is understood that the eonctu-;
ion was reached that was a yet no
reason to abandon hope that the ChU .
nese peace commissioners In Shanghai
would be able to reach a bail' of.
agreement; - " 1
Th nation interested In a speedy
restoration ef psaoe are believed t
be earnestly considering the advlsa
bllity of supplementing their not d
llvered at the beginning ot rtie peace
conference to set out the earnest hope
ot these nations that success s would
attand the conference. Ths supple
mentary note, If It should bs agreed
upon, probably would make It appear
In no uncertain terms that the pow
era do not; propose to look . witn
equanimity upon a resumption ef
hostilities, A factor that I deter-"
ring the element in .favor of making
such strong representation t thl
moment' 1 r fear that ; the iefferl
might be to arouse a feeling ot -re
sentment among the republican advo.
cates In China that not only would
endanger the success of the attempt
to restore peace but actually would,
Jeopardise the safety of foreigner
now In China. . ' i . 1
, triulvrstandlng lilndlng -'In
regard te the rumors of Inter
ventlon by England and Japan or ono
of.thss countries. It is Intimated at
the state department that even if they,
should appear (o be tsklng the Ini
tiative In en offer of mediation ther
eetually would be doting in behalf of
all Of the six powers interested andl
with their full e.ppreval. In t.ethr-.
words, nothing ha developed to lm
pair the binding force of the under'
tending Into whic these six power,
entered several week ago to, act as aj
unit in . dealing with the Chinese it-!
nation. ? .''"' ' I
Although the Uok of money Is be
coming keenly manifest In Peking,!
this understandlgn among th powers
so far has enabled them auccessfullr!
to resist the most tempting offers of,
high Interest and extraordinary con-j
eessione for loan, k Moreover the very)
lack of fund en both sides. It Is
thought, mar tn Jiasten th peace
negotiations and therefore K seem
probable that the six powsre will ad
here, to their determination to refuse .
further loan even though consider
able suffering is Involved. ' ' ' '
"RUSSIIIII COUNT" A0Ai;j
MEN IN CUSTODY, RUT
MUSE HOT YETKira
" , . . -v"-7V . -.-'
' .. .; ' " ' r ';' f . y i
Movements ' Watched V For
Past Two Months by ,
Pinkerton Detective '
BEEN HEBE 27 YEABS
LYNCHBURG, Va., Deo. JI An
dr pe Ouerrowskl, said to be a Rus
sian count, , wno nas nee am iun- ,
ca for tl years, Isft her this even-,
Ing for New York In custody of twr
men said to be an . tromts-ratlon
detective at New York and a pinker
ton detective. ,,.,,.., it
Further than the fact that the de,
tectlvee said they had a United '
Btatss warrant for th Russian's ar
rest nothing more could be teamed..;.
Ouerrowskl was detained by Immi
gration officials en his arrival In i
New York, October .list, from a six
weeks' visit but was released after
several days, when he returned to
his estate near Lynchburg. ,He main
tained at that time that he did not
know why he was detained . unless
It was thought he was an enemy of
the Russian government He sooutsd
this idea, claiming to be a Russian
royalist. . ",''''..' ' ' ,
Tonight It I ald Ourrow8kl
mnvaments have been " watched - for
two months by secret service men,
but it csnnot - be learned why he
was taken in custoay. .-
Guerrewskl has been living for a ,
year near Lynchburg and has. he
claims estates at Miami, Fla.. and .
Rsd Bank. N. J. He has been abun
dantly supplied with moneyi -since
coming here and has always mst hie
obligations promptly.
The trio left Lynchburg , on the
Bonthern's Memphis special at T: 80 ,
o'clock ' their tickets and Pullman .
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