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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-14
President of Honduras.

TEcuc1aALpA, Honduras, Sept. 18.-The
election has been completed. Gen. Lieba
has secured very large vote for president.
His majority is estimated at three-fourths
of the total vote. The balloting was con-
Quoted in perfectly peaceable manner.
Gen. Lieba's Inauguration will take place
in November
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-14
They Had Been Drinking.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 3.-"Nesr London,
Ky., to-day, Il. Hale shot his brotkes-ir,-
law, Tom Beckner. with piatol in the arri
and thigh. Becknor wranched the wesaar
from Iiaio's hands and shot h.In dead.
Beoknor's wound will probably :,iovs fatal.
Both had been drinking.
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AFTER PRINCE RUSSELL.
Lot Holders in q Texas Town Protest
Against His Scheme.

Lot HOIdefB III d IeIHs IUwH 1TUtest
Against His Scheme.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 13.-Two years
ago the Aransas City company acquired a
good deal of sandy beach on the gulf coast
of Texas, received permission from con-
Qress TO construct deep-water harbor at
Aransas pass. and began advertising OK
tensivoly in the northern papers. A town
was laid out, and $275.OO0 worth of lots
sold. The company, on it's part, agreed
that bona fido work for the deepening of
Arkansas pass should begin May u, 1891.
The second payment of the lots is now
due. The drawers of the notes will protest
on the ground that the company has not
fulfilled its part of the contract, and
enormous litigation will be the result.
Russell Harrison. who is president of the
company, has come in for terrible storm
of Rhuee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-14
Crops on the Pacific.

WASHINGTON Sept. l3.-Ihe weather crop
bulletin says in parts In Oregon the wheat
Weld is from thirty to fifty bushels per
acre; corn will be good crop; hops are
considerably damaged by lice. In Califo-
nin-In the north part the weather Is favor
able to fruits, and hops are turning out
we'll, In the south the weather is too sultry
for full crops.
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Killed by Lightning.

ALBERT LEA, Mimi, Sept. 13-During the
storm last night the house of Peter feter-
son. of Geneva, WAS struck by lightning,
and his son Charles, aged IL, Instantly
killed while asleep, although half brother
who silent with him escaped.
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NO FOOD FOR Nine DAYS.
The Terrible Experience Of Well
Known Wool Grower
OF Ubet.
Lost His Way Near Camp and
Wandered Around In a
Circle.
Found by . Party of searcl,ers for Horsei
When Exhausted and Unable to
Stand.

BILLING, Sept. 13.-[Special. News OF
the terrible sutferings OF George jackson,
the we'll known wool grower of Ubet, who
got lost while going from this city to Lewis
town, has reached here. Mr.. Jackson and
wife came to Billings about two weeks ago
on business. They started homo in
wagon. stopping over night at Shannon's
ranch OH the Musseshell. Next day they
drove till two O'Clock in the afternoon be-
fore stopping to get dinner. They had
takon new road which Mr.. Jackson said
was the shortest way home. Reaching
lake they unhitched the team preparatory
to getting dinner. Mr.. Jackson started
toward the lake to get some water, while
his wife gathered some wood to build fire.
When ready to light it she discovered
that her husband bad the matches,
and started in the direction she
supposed he had gone, but was unable to
find him. She hunted around and called
him by name, but could get no reply nor
find any trace of him. though she spent the
whole afternoon in the search. Next day
she again spent in vain effort to find her
husband. With q scant supply of food
and no fire she spent Friday, Saturday and
Sunday alone. On the last day a passing
freighter told her the way to Rufus
ThompsoE's ranch, about ten miles away.
and hitching up her team she managed to
reach there Monday morning, almost ex-
hausted from exposure and anxiety over
her husbands disappearance. Mr..
Thompson and his men at once started
out on the search for the missing man, nc
companied by Mrs. jackson as far as the
last place she had seen him.
The search was continued night and day
until last week, when party of men look
ing for stray horses ran across George jack
son in the DEVILS Basin. He had been
without food or shelter for nine days and
nights and was SO weak that he could not
walk and was apparently unconscious OF
his surroundings. The first thing he did
on regaining consciousness WAS to ask for
something to eat. He was taken to Thomp-
sons ranch, and from there, in company
with Mrs.J ackson, driven to Lewistown, ar
irving Saturday night. On Sunday he wae
taken home.
When found Mr.. Jackson was not more
than eighty rods from the place where he
and his wife had camped the day he lost
his way, and it is thought had become
mystified on trying to return to the camp
and had been moving around continuously
in a circle within short distance of that
spot up to the time his strength gave out.
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Death of Il Pioneer.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, Sept. 13-Colonel E.
w. Winekoop, ex-wnrden of the New Mex
,co penitentiary, and we'll known pioneer
of the Rocky mountains died to-day after
a long illness. He wasa native of Phlla-
delphia and member of the original Fixes
Peak expedition.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-14
The Government Now Takes Hold.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 13.-The pur-
suit of the five men who recently robbed
the Southern Pacific train ut oaniaols, 10
ended 40 far as the citixen's posse md tho
state rangers is concerned. All evidence III
their possession has been turned over to ana
postal authorities, who will continue tho
attempts to capture the men.
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The Chinaman whipped His Man.

PEORIA, H., Sept 13--A novel prize tlRht
took place between Chinamsn named LII
Lung, and negro named George Massier.
The fight was for a purse, and the China
ann whipped his opponent to stanastill.
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All Drowned but Two.

SAN FnANclsco, Sept. l3.-Advices from
Japan on Aug. l6 say an American vessel,
name unknown, was wrecked in Kan No
Wa bay. The crew OF seventeen were all
drowned but two. The captains wife was
Also drowned,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-14

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept. 13.-Eugene L..
Emory, president of the st. Louis River
Water Power company, died yesterday,
aged 80, The cause of death was menin-
gifts brought on by Bright's disease and
III u betes,
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SIM salvador wanss Reciprocity.

SAN FRANolsco, Sept l3.-Manuel j. Mo-
rales, minister from San Salvador to the
United States, arrived here last night. He
IN on his way to Washington rs q special
envoy to negotiate reciprocity treaty bo-
tween the United States and San Salvador.
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KILLED IN COURT.
The Fata, Ending of n Quarrel Growing
Out of a Trespass.

Out of a Trespass.
PARA Gouns. Ark, 5opt. 13..-Silas Potter
was fatally stabbed by jim honey in the
court room yesterday. Both men were
prominent planters. They had trouble
over cattle of Honey's which broke into
Potters field. Honey finally challenged
Potter to fight duel, Potter swore out u
peace warrant against Honey. During the
progress of the trial Honey suddenly
spyang at Potter with an open knife, ia
tally stabbing him. There is talk of lynch
ing, but the authorities and the prisoners
friends are alert. and will protect him.
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Not LxnoheA as Reported.

PRATT, Kas., Sept. l3.-The report that
James Wiley. the fifteen years OLD boy VII"
murdered his step-brother yesterday, hsa
been captured and lynched Is untrue. Wiley
gave himself up and was lod god safely In
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-14
Another Chsptsr ON Pork.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.--The following
cablegram was received at the departments
of state to-day from Minister Pha'nf:
"Pork admitted OH American inspec, on
certificates. Germany imposes no othU
condition"
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AssooIntinn sunday Games.

st. Louis II. Baltimore 8.
Columbus 8, Washington 2. Second
game; Columbus l, Washington e
Milwaukee Z, Athletics 8. Second game;
Milwaukee Z, Athletics ..
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Killed by q Premature Blast.

PH11lpsBuRG, Sept. IS. Il Special. J. At
Flint Creek Falls, eight miles from here,
last night, Andrew w. Anderson, working
on the electric light and power flume, WAS
killed by premature blast. Anderson
fred one blast without effect and was at
tempting to fire another when blast CLOSE
by went off before he could escape. Pieces
of rock struck him in the back, tore an
arm off and pushed his heart out. He was
terribly mutilated. Foreman Bailey es-
capped. Coroner Ray held al inquest to-
day, the verdict being death from prema-
ture blast. The body was taken to Ana
conda, where he had a family.
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BuSinsss of the Banks.

Boston, Sept. l3.--The olearings OF the
principal cities of the uunlted States ana
Canada ior the week were Sl,W7, ,707,5si, a
decrease of 81 per cent. compared with the
corresponding week yea' ago.
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DUBLIN, Sept 13.-By the sinking OF
steam launch in the Lough Foyle by the
steamer Albatross, eighteen persons were
drowned.
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Deaths by the Hurricane.

PARIS, Sept. 13.-The official report on
the recent Martinique hurricane makes the
total loss of life $40.
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KtlIed While Acting as Peacemaker.

Killed While Acting as Peacemaker.
GUATEMALA Cry, Sept. 13.-Ex- President
DR.. Rafael Ayole has been accidentally shot
and killed while attempting to separate
two friends engaged in quarrel.
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RAN INTO THE ARIZONA.

A Sailing Vessel which No Doubt Went :"
the Bottom.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 13.--The Gnion line
steamer Arizona, Capt. Brooks, from New
York, Sept. 5, for Liverpool, arrived hero
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England Making Preparations.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 13.-England has char
tered steamer to proceed to Peking with
men and guns.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15
4 Long Line.

I rs 2714 miles from the Ciy Of
Mexico 10 st. Louis. We have Just
put some superb Pullman palace
sleepers on through line between
those two cities, via. Ell Paso and
Burton, which makes the entire
distance without change.
Los Angeles TO St. Louis is 2l2l
miles. Pullman tourist sleepors
now run between those points via
Albuquerque and Burton, without
change.
The Frisco Line, in connect n
with Santa Fe Route, is a favoIite
one to st. Louis and beyond.
G. T. Nicholson, G. Z. Il T. A.,
A. t. & 5. +. Il. r. Co., Topeka.
Kansas.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15
Consurnntfon Ourod

An old physician. retired from
practice, having hadplaeed In his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula Of simple vegetable
remedy for The speedy and parma
n0nt cure Of Consumption, BrOn-
chitls, Catarrh, Asthma and ell
throat and lung Afecfians, also y
positive and radical cure for Nerv-
GUS Debility and all nervous CON
plants, and having tested ils won
derful curative powers IN thousands
of cases, has felt It his duty 20
make Ii known 10 his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and
a desire To relieve human suffering,
] will send free of charge, to all
who desire II, this recipe, IN GET
man, French or English, with full
directions for preparing aud using.
Sent by mail by addressing with
stamp, naming THE paper. w. A.
NoYEs. 800 Powers Block, Roch.
ester, N. Y.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15

John N. Aaa D..
cspi 81 g irIegum fram Na-i 80.
tou stating thsf she a. S suprrmc
court Jailed % take say aciion yes.
tsrday n the S4ua BE- county
election casas. aut aiier i brief srs
sion took an Adjournment until the
Gath mat.
On tia, date &c D. con6dently be.
lievod that a.. opinion val b.
handed down. TIE delay j. taken
- irdieaung that lhs court wl..
present rather az ciaborate opinion
on this case, and discuss - length
tho question OF Jurisdiction raised
b. Counsellor hnaebtl and clabor.
ately argued by him before the
court lust month. In thIs event
the opinion Of the court will not
prove Of local interest alone but
will doubtless cover questions Of
moment for all the territories.
In this connection q may be re-
marked that tha court seems not
20 have very greatly bothered o.
self about releasing from lho conn
~ jail, Podro Dcleudo, the county
clerk held by Judge Seeds rs ia
contempt OF court and for whose
release on bsIl APP LEGATION was
made three weeks ago.-Neu Mex.
lcan.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15
Cali ana Proclamation for
an Election OF Omcers
Cor t1aC town % Ger
r5tiDN. SAINTS &c
dountF =. Va.

Pursuant To the provisions Of on
act, Of the twenty ninth Legislative
Assembly OF the Territory Of New
Mexico, entitled IAN Act Tor the
Incorporation of towns aud villages
In tine Territory OF Now Mexico
and FOR other purposes" Approved
FEBRUARY l4th., a. D., 1891 .-sll Of
the requirements Of stid act having
been fully compiled with hy the
majority of the qualified voters
residents of the territory embraced
in the incorporated town N CesIil-
JOS, which Is iuOre particularly de-
scribed as follows, to- Wit,-Beiug
all OF sections Number Seventeen
IN, Eighteen (lSi Nineteen tl9)
and Twenty (2Gl IA Township -Four.
teen (l4) North Of Range Eight (SJ
East, of the New Mexteo principal
Meridian. ia said county ofSania Fe,
The undersigned tine bosrd OF
County Commissioners OF the
County OF santa Fr, alore-
said, do hereby call aud
Proclaim AN Election within said
town OF Cerrillos, 10 be held on
Tuesday, Jane 10Th 4. d, 1891,
at the Public School Hou o la said
town Of CerriIlOs, Ia the county and
Territory aforesaid, between the
hours Of Eight O'Clock. A. NJ, aud
six O'clock =. NJ, on said day
And IL IL further ordered and pro-
claimed, that the Ulcers to 30 voted
for at said election shall be as f0l~
lows, viz
A town Marshall. A board OF
Trustees Ito be composed of five
members, which shall be known ~
the Board OF town Trustees ="
and pursuant 10 said Act, Richard
Green. Richard Matthews and
Adam Z. Laudenslager. are hereby
appointed Judges OF said election,
aud % iward Baker aud Harry
Scranton, Clerk Of said election.
Dated, Santa Fe, N. NJ, May
4th., A.. T., 1891.
BY order OF the Board,
Attest - q. NJ. Creamer.
Chairman Board County Com.
PEDRO DELGADo, Clerk, &c, per
Il. ORTIZ, IL. ID. q.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
IN ACTUAL WANT.
Distressing Condition Of Affairs In d
Indiana Coal Fields.

Distressing Condition Of Affairs In the
Indiana Coal Fields.
BRAZIL. Ind. Dec. 14.-Disy3al in
deed must be the Christmastide of the
thousands who depend for livelihood
on employment in the Indiana coal
fields. for the bitter fact has to be
faced that hunger and misery tenant
the wretched huts in which the strik-
ing miners and their families arc
huddled together. The cry of the
operators is No surrender" and the
men, almost in q starving condition,
are determined to keep on fighting.
1t is an absolute fact that the
strikers and their families have been
for the last two weeks trying TO keep
soul and body together on one meal a
day. and that very scant one This 10
true of close on 90. 900 men, women and
children who are affected by the strike
a. Harmony, Clay City. Lodi. Watson
Block. Perth, Car bon and Knightsville
the scenes which confront one are pa
thetic in the extreme.
Saturday an appeal was issued 20 the
miners of the country. signed by the
national executive board Of the coal
rainers' association of the United
State. asking every miner IN tax him
self not less than twenty-five cents .
week for the relief of the strikers
Every local secretary ia the United
states Ia directed TO call meeting in
his district at once in order that the
fund may be started without delay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
~ NO HURRY.
Congress Not Likely to Do Any Work
Until After the Holidays.

Congress Not Likely to Do Any Work
Until After the Holidays.
WAsHISGToy, Dec 14-So far as &C.
nal Legislative business is concerned it
is probable that the present week will
be devoid of interest IL has come to
be generally understood that, while the
time before tbs holiday recess in the
long session may be employed in per
fccting the organization of the two
branches of congress-. little can be at
tempted with profit in the line of legis-
lation. Many senators and representa-
tives, assuming that the recess will be-
gin before the end of the week, have
already made arrangements to leave
Washington for their homes III few
days
The introduction of some bills and
resolutions that were not presented in.
the rush last week, speech by SEN
ator Turpie on the subject of tho cleo
ton of senators by direct vote of the
people and speech by Senator Stew
art ON free silver coinage. together
with such responses as they may elicit,
will probably compose the record of
the week in the senate
The house of representatives will not
meet until Wednesday of this week and
then after brief session it will prob
ably adjourn. with an understanding
that on the day of reassemblage it will
adjourn for the customary Christmas
recess A proposition has been preached
that congress shall adjourn Friday. De-
cembcr Is, to Monday. January L. It
is believed that in absence of commit
tee organization r.othing would be ac
complished by continuing the nominal
sessions of the house into the follow
ing week before taking the usual re-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

cause Tke servsoas we're esoon<Soc
ky Rev. 4 J. Gcrdoa. II ths Saereaaen
Street Baptist church Upon The eAsAet
were nAsy beautiful norsl onsrlags.
suosx sAsm . cross Of Waits
roses saa hiiss frsn Lsdy Hsnsy
sousrsss nnd knot OF
carnations tied with . white satin rib
ben The remains were conveyed 70
the Boston q Albany railway station.
and ss 1889 were forwarded TO Chi
eAgA Accompanying the remains 90
Aiss Helen Hood. corresponding Sec
rotary of the National W. c 7. T.. aud
Miss Bessie Gordon
CHEAso. Dec 1.-THE remains Of
Miss Julia Anss. who died In Boston
Saturday, arrived in this city via the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern
q p n They were net by
several members Of the family. Miss
Frances T. Willard. Mrs A. C Buell.,
Miss Esther Pugh. Miss Anna Gordon.
Mra Mary T. Lathrop. . delegation
from the Womsn's Temperance Puelcs-
ton society. and many other friendA
The remains were Transferred on ar
rival - TIE chicago = Ncrthwestsrn
depot snA taken to Evsastsa- where .
short msussial service wss held in the
evening. after which. they were taken
70 the home Of her parents ss Stfeat-
or, Ill, where the burial viii take
~faea
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

Bsrthss EviAsnes Makes the Idsssity 81
Msreress ~ the Bs1e- Thrsvsr Gem
Dlets.
Bosrox. Dee l4-MrA NorcrosS
mother Of the alleged bome-threwer.
has granted reporter the frat inter
view had since the news was
broken to her. She said at the
beginning that there had been
found On Saturday, In Henry's
Office desk. . letter addressed 20 her.
MY husband" she said, brought ID
home 10 me sealed. We shut ourselves
in ear room alone and opened it. What
it contained no outsider knows. will
say, however. that il removed from our
minds any DOUBT that raisht have re-
manned as To the identity OF the bomb
thrower. II makes certain the theory
that Henry dropped tho bag Of dynA-
mite in Mr.. Sage's office"
Although MIR Norcross would NOE
give out the whole of the letter. the re-
porter succeeded in learning that its
opening sentences were:
II so 10 New YORK 10 DAY 70 GET q. 20. 800; II
I do GCs succeed shai! Aill myself"
THIS tits in closely with the evidence
discovered. anu If anything were need
ed TO eorrooorste the Investigations il
would DC evidence of this sort, . word
from Henry l. Norcross himself
As TO the rest of the letter il may be
inferred from a subsequent sentence
from the mothers lips: HE was in
sane" she said; 'and made a martyr
of himself In the interest of his inven-
tons aad OF the good of society"
What tho rest Of the letter is will
never 30 known unless the parents
change their minds and decide To make
IL public.
Tbs letter shows plan carefully and
deliberately conceived and worked out,
plan for the destruction of him who
planned it as well as of others, the plan
of u mailman. but yet a plan which
shows that the man planned alone. that
he had no eccomplices, and that he in
tended TO die unknown, save TO those
dearest to him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
COMO ONE az ONE.

Death OF Another OF the Hazea Brothers,
hand Of Famous Ex.CaDPatgnsrs In
wisconsin.
Upon, Wis, Dec H. - Sanford
Hazen. aged 70. died at his home in
this city Saturday. Mr.. Hazen was
one Of the eight brothers comprising
the Hazen band who accompanied the
log cabin on its journey fifty-one years
ago in the campaign for William
Henry Hsrrisoo, and thirty-onc years
ago played for Abraham Lincoln. and
three years ago rendered their IA
miliar "TipPccanoe" strains for Ben
jamin Harrison The brothers held a
reunion hero In July, 1881 Since that
time one other has died. leaving six of
the noted band now living.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15
A LOUISIANA TRAGEDY.

A Negro Knh ais wMs go . Mas
Hsassa roS Closely He Cemnits Sal
eide By Hh vlceim's Bedy-Acsiss q
Mob.
BossIEn, La, Dea lA-Ssturday
evening . negro named Joe Patterson
killed his wife. and . few minutes
after the deed started ON . run and
shot J. D. Lays and Dave Wallace.
The nearo escaped, but . party
of citizens started in pursuit
Patterson was chased SO hot
ly by . mob Sunday that he returned
TO his home. putting TO fight the
mourners that were sitting up with
his wife's corpse. Patterson then
blew on. his brains with the re-
volver that had created SO much havoc.
The mob gathered around the house
shortly afterward, numbering over 100
men. white and black, removed the
body Of the murdered woman aud set
fire to the house. 1t was burned TO the
ground, and Patterson's charrtd re.
mains lie amidst the ruins. MI Wal
lace died at Q o'clock Saturday night
Mr. Law will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

Both the method and results whsa
Syrup Of Figs 10 taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
Liver and Bowels, clsanses the sys.
tenn e6ectuslly, dispels colds. head
aches and fesers and cures hsbitual
constipation. Syrup Of Egg is the
emily remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &c
eeptahle TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in It's
effects, prepared only from the aosi
healthy ana agreeable substances. IT:
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and have made it the nos'
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in tos
and 81 bottles by ell leading drug
gistx Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pre-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do net accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~. az" roSx NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-15

NV HAVEN. Conn. Dee 1.-THE
Vale catalogue. just issued, places the
total number of students "a college ss
lisa The total number IT the men
hers Of TIE faculty and Instructors has
been increased from ~ 20 ist Tn.
number Of the elective courses open 20
the upper classes hes been increased
from 10 10 la