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on two occasions. ON Sept. % and on Oct. 8.
The medium was seated at one end Of the
she body %tS her chair
as before. and during the whole Of the time
Of Sept. 2s, while the mediums hands were
broso she complained Of two hands grasping
her under the arms: then. in trance. and in q
iG hsr in tha5 state
the table" w Alter % two m or tn three . seconds the
chair with the medium seated in it was lifted
and placed upon the table. and signor. Richet
and SiRnor Lomhroso are sure that they did
not assist IN raising her in any way:
Alter a discourse In O state OF trance the
medium announced her descent. and, SiGnor
finzi having been substituted for Prof. Lom-
EEhile 6otn sentlemen. II. Klehet ana sisnor
III TSsy tse % the
selves as to the position OF the hands. During
hand which touched them gently on tho head.
On Oct . the Same phenome epon was repeated
ssaor faa Sodns Soa ff0 Da rfe
CONTACT.
Several cases OF contact deserve especial
notice because OF certain circumstances capa-
First ola should be mentioned contact which
the medium. Thus. on the evening OF Oct. o
slgnor Gerosa. who was seated three places
aS she being e at one end , of 0 he table and
slgnor Gerosa at the other. having raised his
iI hand 70 be touched. felt several Lines hand
his hand, he was struck violently by a trum-
pot. which was first sounded in the air.
sCHIAPARELLI's spEC-ACLEs TAKEN OFT.
IL In tho second place should be noted contact +
constituting delicate operation Ordinarily
I'm mpoeslble to bo ACCOMPLISHED In darkness
With the precision with which 1t was accom-
signor Schiaparell had his spectacles taken
Sn and placed before another person at theta.
pie. these speciacles are fastened % over f. the
even in the light, Nevertheless. they were re-
eacy and raSidity that siCnor sehiaparelli only
became aware Of It through noticing that the
Ss R. and az
ceased. and he was obliged to feel with his
hands to be sure they were really not in their
CONTACT OF A HUMAN FACE
;. One Of us having expressed desire to be
Of kiss, unacGomp mpanied. however. by the
q s This tw9 TO
hair and q beard. The feeling Of II: flesh Was
hair was much coarser than that OF the me-
dunn and bristlY. On the other hand. the
DeaIu seemed 10 Dc very nne.
NO LUCK WITH A FOURTH DIMENSION OF SPACE.
The celebrated experiments are well
tried to give a proof Of the real existence OF
. fourth dimension OF space. Although We
OF many. Iollner may have been the victim Of
. mystiacstlon: We thought II important to
Sas S ms anssI Gat
tions. It would have repaid amply the trouble
and would have given a manifest proof OF real
perlments. namely. the linking of two
solid rings. OF wood or .pasteboard. ,preyi.
ousiy separate; the forma alton OF simple knot
In cord without an end; the penetration Of
solid object from the outside TO the inside Of
BOZ the ssy S the same 70 be n the
succeeded.
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OF O. right hand. This was lasting proof that
we had been the victims OF no hallucination.

CONCLUSIONS.
In making public this brief and incomplete
account OF our experiences. We must again
express our convictions. namely:
the manifestations obtained in more or less
intense light could have been produced by any
artiilco whatever.
=. Tint the same conviction can be affirmed
In regard to tho greater number OF the Dhe-
nomena taking place in darkness.
scientific point Of view our experiments still
leave much to be desired, They were UNDER
taken without the possibility OF our knowing
what We should need. and the instruments
and different appliances which we were
obli ged to use had to be improvised. Never
theless. that which We have seen and verified
Is sufficient in our eyes to prove that those
tention. We consider it our duty to express
publicly our esteem for and our gratitude to
Sig. Ercole ChiaIia for having pursued for so
many years with such zeal and SO much pa
tience. in spite OF opposition and protest. tho
development OF the mediumistio faculties on
OF the studious to hcr having hut ono object in
view. the triumph OF an unpopular truth.
GIOVANNI SrHIAPARELIL. Director Of the As
Economical Observatory. Milan.
CARL DU PEEL. Doctor OF Philosophy.
Munich.
ANGELO BRorFERTo. Professor Of Physics in.
tho Royal School OF Agriculture. Portici.
G. b. ERMACoEA. Doctor OF Physics.
GIoRGIo FrSzI, Doctor OF Physics
present. as the text shows. among them
Charles ltichot. Professor of Medicine and
editor OF tho Rerue Sr,eIlfUigur, and Cesare
Lombroso. Professor OF Medicine. Turin.
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This journalist was known and respected.
but In the opinion OF the public at large tho
whole question was odious. Ono paper even
declared that 1t was against the decorum OF
the city. The Mayor went to investigate the
matter. He attended one OF tho sittings with
the scientific men. These sittings were held
In palace In Via Monte di Petl the home OF
SiGnor rinzi The room in which the expert
msnts were performed Is the library. The
Mayor said that in the sitting which he at
tsndsd he felt pass over his face large. damp.
hairy hand. which certainly was not the hand
of Easapia. though he really could not say
whether or not It was the hand OF spirit
Signor Bchiaparsili. being asked by are-
porter II no believed In the phenomena. said:
How can say that I believe a thing which
l can account for In no way? l should do
nne the phenomena as mediumistic. and
consider them Of great interest to science"
Prof. Droisrio. who took the lO.OOO-franc
prize offered by the Italian Govern ment for
the best scientific article OF last year said that
he thought the way to explain the phenomena
collectively. In the easiest and most probable
way. Was to call them the work OF spirits.
The public at large. with truo italian indif-
ference. said that II was all thing for scisn-
tito men and lunatics: but the report OF the
investigators was read with interest Here is
their report In part;
AKPoRT OF THE MEN OF SCIENCE.
In eonsidsration OF the evidence given by
Prof Csssre Lombroso regarding the medi-
whistle phsnomsna produced By means OF
SiEnors Eusapia Palsdins. the undersigned
met here ip Milan to hold with. hera series Of
iSI the RIspGnss ot Ysrt'ing such
observation. ss possible. We held In all
Ssvsntssn sittlngs. which took place In the
igssa the hours Of 8 and l2 IL, the evening.
The medium, who was Invited TO come TO
ssstsa - Ss 6hiss' wSa vas bs.::n s:s Pss :t
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Gov. Flowers Doubi.-
Prom the Albany Es,nfny Journal,


II was known to passengers on the east-
bound Southwestern Limited that Gov Flower
was passenger Two American express ON.
fis,s were IN tnH smoking car when George +.
Central- Hudson. entered, "There comes lie
Goyernor." said one OF the gentletnsI. z" No,
II isn't. replied the other. A wager OF ri
was made; While the money was being hshed
SGt Ss oi poek cts IN walked Coy; Flower and took
first time that Mr.. Haniori has been N tak1n
for Mr.. Flower.
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The battle Of the ballots, with the
City Council and Offices as the prize,
will be settled to-day, The polls open
fol- the city election at 7 o'clock this
morning and close at Q o'clock this
evening. The precinct lines have al
ready been printed in the ISTELLEaRN.
GER. Judging from the time consumed
in counting the vote at the state and
county election, the result ought to be
known this evening in nearly all the
wards not later than nine O'clock.
The result has been the subject OF a
great deal Of anxiety among the popu'
lace, and moro especially those who bet,
For a time the betting was all in favor
OF the Democratic ticket, and odds more
freely given, but for some reason the
people who had money that talked that
way seemed to have been sllenced. In
technical parlauce they were "bet 70 q
standstill,n For the past two days
money on the Republican candidates
has Como begging
The Republicans who are best posted
seem most hopeful Of victory, In
many quarters Bennetta election as
chief Of police Ia conceded, audit 10 CIV.
idcnt to everybody who has watched
tho campaign that Caldwell ia going to
give Seabright the best hustle Tor the
mayoralty he ever had yet.
The desperate straits in which the
Democrats find themselves Is well Illus
trated by circular issued yesterday by
the German American Cleveland Club.
II appeals to German yotors TO support
the straight Democratic ticket, because
the Democrats have shown Themselves
"more LIBERAL in administering the
laws than the Republicans, and because
Republican victory now means the TIL.
umph Of Republican principles in the
future state and national elections in
this locality. This was sent to all the
members Of the Cleveland club, as well
as to other German-Amerlcans, Demo-
Gratis and Republicans alike Its word
ing shows that the author thinks the
situation demands a special effort.
II the Republicans are defeated they
have left the proud consciousness that
they did not deserve It. They present
ticket which on its merits is far SUI
perior to the Democratic ticket.
It Is almost the universal opinion
that the Republicans will elect ma
jority Of the Council, at least, and that
ID something Theincompetence OF the
Democratic Council. the, inethciency OF
it's appointees. the bad bungle its as.
SCISSORS made Of the revaluation, all con-
tribute to the general disgustof the pub.
lie with the Democratic management
Of city affairs, and II that party's admin
istration Is not turned down and re-
buked, it will be, as a well known DEM
ocrat put it yesterday, "because the
people are o set Of chumps."
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IN tho circuit Court.

In tlle case Of W. /. Reese an infant,
va. The Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad
Company, won't to trial in Part Circuit
Court yesterday before Judge Camp
bell. The Jury was mado up Of Frank
Booth, John L. Henry, Fred Cruiser,
Andrew Slater. Alex Bolton, w. o..
Haines, +. "A. Sherratt, w. a. Lashley,
William Haine, John E, Smith, A. ],
McCnlloch. It's suit for damages,
$4,000,
John II. Kemple, ct al, decree was
entered distributing the proceeds.
NJ Robinson va. j. sonneborn, judy
ment Get aside, and a new trial granted.
eugene Fatk and Eugene Murtineiie,
natives Of Italy, were tatusalised yes,
tettlay,
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rae pounnN DROWNING.
The Sad Fate Of Young Smith and George
Dun Tuesday Night.

The Sad Fate Of Young Smith and George
Dun Tuesday Night.
The drowning Of young Sidney Smith
and George Duff night before last in the
Back river below the upper point Of the
Island was one Of the saddcst similar
casualties ever reported here. sidney'a
brother, younger boy, broke through
the ice, and It was in trying to save his
life that Sidney lost his own. An older
brother saved the youngest, but Sidney
was past help. he is spoken OF by all
who knew him as noble little fellow,
and his heroic effort to save his
brothers. life was but characteristic
act. He Is widely mourned, and his
parents have the sympathy Of every
body in their bereavement.
Tho drowning Of young Duff Is still a
mystery. II was not known that he was
drowned until in fishing for the Smith
boys body Duff was found. His death
was also sad one.
The funeral Of Sidney Smith will take
place to-day at noon from the residence
Of his father, Robert Smith, at Etna-
vile. The interment will be at Lin
wood cemetery and a Cleveland, Lorain
& Wheeling train leaves sharp at !
o'clock,
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ANDREW sNYpRR,s pEATII.

Interesting Story OF m Eyewitness, who
Narrowly Escaped.
Mr., Fred Bledenbachtells an interest
ing story Of tho death Of Andrew sny.
der on Market street lato night before
last by electricity. Mr.. Biedenbach was
near the fatal spot with a dog which no
prizes highly, The dog walked upon
the iron grating over the gutter, re-
ceiyed the current with which the iron
was charged, aud began to writhe in
agony. Biedenbach wont to his pots
assistance, and received the shock him
self.
Just rs no felt II, he saw the wire, and
realized what was the matter, lie had
presence Of mind enough to fall back
ward instead Of forward, thus escaping
the wire and saving his lilo.
twas but q moment later that Sny'
der came along. He was warned, but
apparently did not appreciate the dan
ger till he ielt the shock. Then he
reelOd and tottered, crying out, "For
Gods sake, pull me off Of herep
The shock weakened him so that
even as he cried for aid, he fell, and in
stead Of throwing himself backward, no
fell forward on the wire. He made q
sort OF a groaning sound, and was doubt
less dead instantly.
Yesterday renewed denunciation was
heard everywhere Of the carelessness in
regard to the incandescent electric light
wires The inhalation Ia in many places
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AA1rLAMrlc rEA 90.
ATLANTICTEACO.

Our annual inventory is COM
pleted; the result is highly crafty
ing to US. II shows a marked in
crease in the volume Of trade over
anypreceding year. Another fact,
we have learned our stocks in every
department are much larger than
.everbefore. This is gratifying, as
peices have advanced from toto 20
per cent since our purchases were
made, and means a saving to our
many thousands of patrons,
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webor q Fields, COMPANY Tonight.

At the Grand this evening the cele.
btated Weber & Fields company, said
to be one OF the greatest specially
shows in America, will commence a
three nights engagement and give a
matinee Saturday. Weber & Fields,
one OF the best German dialect teams in
the profession, head the list, and are
ably assisted by eighteen Of the finest
speciality artists in the profession.
Weber 4 Fields are great favorites here,
and no doubt they will open to the
largest audience of the season. The
seats are going of lively at Genther's.
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Decd made October /, 1902, by Henry
and Anna Kraft to II. j. Felber, lot on
Maryland street, Island. oonsidera.
ton, $3.50.
Decd made January 20, 1903, by
James A. and Maria Filan and others 70
William ]. Riggs, lot 20 in Filan, Whyte
& Gallaher'a addition TO Wheeling,
Consideration, Sl76.
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If you arc going to the Worlds Fair
save your money in the West Virginia
Savings and Building Association, Of
Wheeling, commencing Monday, jan
nary 2, No. 1160 Main street, 6:15 to
1915 p. M. every Monday Dues, %
cents per week each share.
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II you need spectacles, eyes tire OF
head aches when reading or sewing,
consult and have your eyes carefully
and scientifically tested for Glasses
without charge by Professor Shelf, the
0ptlcian, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. The only exclusive optician in
the state TThsaw
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pEortn should noyOr think that thoy
arc healthy and utrong enough 10 DO
without gxetclao, phyeital training
preserves healthand strength. There
fore oin the bolt gymha6ium, whlchia
al Tufnut hall, North Market 6tfoOt
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Tnn Wheeling Niahtaoll %. has the
largest barrels aud best facilities lOf
moving night1oil. O w, Rixoy, general
manager, corner Chapllno aud Xix
oonLh attoOLA. Tol0phon0 -.
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SHEETS

The demand for low and medium
priced ready.mSde Bleached Sheets
having cxhausled our supply Of these,
We mako two lota OF our finest and larg-
est Sheets, made out OF such high class
sheotingt az Utica, Now York Mills,
Fruit oftho Loom, etc, and offer these
at about COST Of manufacture, viz:
Lot No. ], choice at SOC each.
Lot No. 2, choice at."-..,""...G4c each.
Our RCady.made Pillow Cases arc
going the same way;
Lot No. !, at..".""".""...me2ca pair
Lot NO. z, at',".."". .."."". ,0sC q pair.
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PRICE LIST.

eranulated Sugar, 20 lb,. forecast 90
STANDARD a Sugar, 81 lbs, for... 1 90
New Orleans Clarified, % lbs for. | 90
Carolina Rice. new, s. lbs. Fore. 20
sultana Pruncs, new, 2 lbs for. IS
valincia Raisins, new, 8 lbs ior,. 25
English Currants, new, 4 lbs for- IS
Gloss Starch, 6 lbs for.,....." 25,
Rolled Oats, 0 lbs foro......... IS
Table Peaches, per can ...,... Is
Bartlett Pears, 2 cans tot.m...m IS
Peas, A cans Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90
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M Me,llnko nrothern.

Robert and George Westlake, tho
twin brother ball players, have not
signed for this season. Both are spend-
Ing tho winter at Fairview, w. Va, and
Robert has applied for q place with tho
81. Louis Browns. .N
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BleaGhed Table DaInaSks.

Not piece OF these up to the finest
grade that soils at 81 so per yard but
what has boon materially lowered in
price.
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Neill & Ellingham are Wholesale die.
tributiug agents for London cream
biscuits, and other specialues from
Young & 1arraboe.
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people overlooked tho Importance Ioi
permanently beneficial effects and wero
satisfied with transient action; but now
that II Il generally known that Syrup Of
Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation, woll.lnformed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act for o
time, but finally iniure tho system.
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THE ELECTION TODAY
The Battle OF the Ballots win Open
at and closeRte-
VH0'LLBE ELECTED IREQUESTION,

The Republicans Confident Of Vic
tory, and Proud Of their Candidates
lfthey Lose-Ths Council Ticket, at
Least, is safe-The Candidates arc
out Hpstllng, and Glad the End is
at Hand,
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PARENTS should send their children
to the Wheeling Physical Training
School, at Turner hall, Professor Krogh,
instructor. New scholars taken now.
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Beveed Mirror 3ox3o 80 i-3 per cent off.
-Four Heavy Solid Oak Chamber Suits FrenchPlate
Beveed Mirrors 34x38, 80 I-3 per cent off.
Thirty Pairs White Blankets, Heavy Atwood 30
per cent off
Few Pairs Of Lace Curtains at one-Half Price
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Ready.made Linen Sheets aud Sheet.
inEs also reduced.
n&rBuy your Muslin now, as prices
have advanced about Is per cont and
will DO higher In spring,
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Half Price Annual Clearance Sale Of
Indies, Fine Shoes,

1859 pairs Of E. o. Burps Celebrated
Fine Hand Turned Button Shoes. odd
sizes, regular So shoes, at s..
"a pairs Laird, shober 4 Mitchelps
make, So and So shoes at s. 50 and S..
81 pairs Thomas Bottoms 81 so Shoes
2s7 pairs Of different makes Of fine
Shoes from g to S., at exactly half
price. L.N. BLOND.
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MJErlUERY 30N

We begin invoicing. wo'litake $3.50
per pattern for any Of our Emo Novelty
Dresses rather than carry thom over
Some have soldier four times thlsprice
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REMESBER the supper and social at
the Second Presbyterian church this
evening.
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Whom our present stock Of Domestic
and Standard Sewing Machines 10 ex'
haultod the supply VIII not be renewed.
ltyou wish one 81 these machines AZ.
half price call ~ once, Delays are dan.
gefeaa Epw \, Ross 4 60.
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WHEN you drink ale always ask for
CosgraYe's. II has no superior.
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Atlnnd 10 Yonr l,1ol.

For a Wholesome Family BNsraOe there
is nothinglike Cosgrave's ale. Try II.
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Gam YOU TAKE A TUMBLE !?

you you should tumble the fact that should at
tend SPECIAL this week and your share OF
the Big Bargains offering Greatly Reduced Prices We
every article to be as advertised.
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GO. N. aNook 5 eo.

Housekeepers, this is a notable, an
unusual, opportunity to secure good
goods at prices that will not last longer
than the week. These reductions up.
ply particularly to our better grades Of
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IT you cannot see and nGOd spectaoles
yon should call on us and have your eyes
tested without charge. We have the finest
Instruments md more experience than any
other OptlciRn In the state, and guarantee
satisfaction or money refunded.
JACOB W, GRuRB,
LeweleP and opttcinn,
Corner Twelfth and Market.
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OUR LIST on BARGAINS
Fine camels Hair Socks reduced from 20 to 1ecents.

N >,
Country Yarn Wool Socks reduced from 20 ol5 cents.
suspender with elastic ends reduced from IS to cents
Fancy Night Shirts 5OcOnts
Evening sh made reduced rs so
Madras sateen Evening Shirts reduced from 7
Fine White Shirts Bosoms reduced from 5c
Striped Meno Shirts and Drawers reduced from rs soc
Finest Natural from 50 81
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FoR noLp WEATnER

Wear the celebrated JaTos HygIepIO I'm.
derwenr-n un-shrinkahle, non.irritable,
perfect lifting, and recommended by the
highest medical authority as une1unled:
Wear our special line OF seamless Hall
Hose of heavy natural wool, merinO and
BupePfinO cotton, ut $50 u pair,
full line Of tho best Wool and WoTsted
Jackets lust received, sWeaters-the fR'
nous JnFOs sweater, sold only by US,
A general line of Gents NeclweAr,
Gloves, etc., etc, Q, HESS q Suns,
Fashionable Merchant TRilOrs and Gents
FurniSheTS, 1891 and 1888 Market street,
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NHIs MORNING we call attention to tho wonderful bar
gain we offer They will DO Of groati interest to all
buyers who are in need Of such goods II good goods
and low p:ices can doit.
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Ole g4tsLIlasllEsE
NOV Adverlispments.

oaloe No, Is and n FouTteoatil Street.
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The american Economlt will this week
publish several columns OF letters from
men Of all classes and in every part OF
the union, giving in brief their reasons
why Governor Mckinley should be re-
elected in Ohio this faii, From among
the many letters that will appear the
following are selected MS showing the
general sentiment expressed;
TO CHECK FREE TRADE PANATIcIsM.
To show the world that the people OF
Ohio endorse tho principles Of protec'
ton as advocated by Governor McKin'
ley and exempIiasa by the operation Of
the tariff laws which bear his name:
To iudorse the advocate Of purity Of
the ballot, both state and national, and
and equality before the law OF all Amer
lean citizens, and turn the tide OF free
trade fanaticIsm, which, II carried to
the extreme, as advocated by the DEM
oeratic party, would break down our
American industries and cripple the
prosperity Of every branch Of lawful
trade now practiced by the citizens Of
our country. A. II, Hunt.
Jackson, Tenn, July 10, 1903,