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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Why lie Kllled the Jndge.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Iov. lG.-GeOrge
X. Whitworth clerk and master of the
Chanccry Court. who shot and killed
Chancellor Allison on Wednesday last is
still alive. but CanlJt recover. An ante
mOrtem statement made by Mr.. Whit
worth was given TO the public to-day.
I'm this statement Mr.. Whtworth says
that before Judge Allison's first election
would not appoint him unless he NWht-
WORTH would agree TO divide the fees
Of the Office This, Whitworth says ne
agreed to do, and in addition, the sums
ne loaned Allison at different times
amounted to $1,000. lie says he en-
deavored to get Judge Allison to secure
this amount TO him, to secure himself
and protect his bondsmen, and when he
learned that Judge Allison would not
acree 10 a settlement he determined to
I'm him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

WASHINGTON. Nov. l6-The Indian
Office is doing nothing i'm the matter OF
the kilograms received from the Indian
agent at Muscogee, Indian Territory, re-
eardiug the Cook gang Of desperadoes
lie has been Informed that the troops
he is so loudly demanding cannot. under
the law, be sent into the Indian Territory.
II is stated AT the Indian Office that the
whole affair is one with which the agent
need not concern himself. as 1t Is under
me Jurisdiction of the courts. The Indian
once has given him permission to use the
Indian police In cooperation with the
United States marshals, but further than
This he hns no iNrisaiCtlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Nov. 16-At
the closing session here to-day Of the
eleventh annual meeting Of the South
Ing officers were elected. President. W.
c. Richardson. OF 81. Louis; First Vice
President. ". W. French of Chatta-
nooga: Second Nice-Pro sident. Sarah
Jane Mlllsap, OF towing Green. Ky.
New Orleans: Corresponding Secretary.
Lizzie Gray Guthers. Of st. Louis Treas
urer, \. ". Dutieli, Of Huntsville, Ala.
Or n. r. Orme. of Atlanta, was also
appointed necroiogist
The next annual meeting will be held
in November 1Sg5, AT st. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
THE BOY MURDEREk CONYICTED.
ose of the Trial oi Myers for kiil'ng
Forest l.. Crowley

ATLANTA. GA, Nov 16-Wiiiiam j..
Myers, the boy still IN his teens who was
charged with the murder of Forest l..
CO .tt5. nt.a iJuuI Su.t-N TINS afternoon.
There was no recommendation TO mercy:
Judge Clark concluded his charge at )
o'clock this afternoon At i:D the Jurors
filed into the courtroom, ana minute
later their verdict was read.
Scarcely any one left the room Whlle
the jury was out. Five hundred specta-
tors were crowded into the courtroom.
They felt that they would not have long
10 wait Many women were IN the crowd:
When the verdict was announced some OF
them sobbed. They sympathized with the
eighteen year-old murderer.
Myers is a fine-looking fellow. lie was
a member of the city's crack military
company, the Gate City Guards, ana III
his uniform presented dasLing ngure.
The prisoner took the verdict wlthout,
apparent emotion. His father, VINO ~
beside him, held the boy by cne hana,
The elder Myers guivered a thootn
shaken by a nhjlI uhAn tina clhsk or tne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
A Timely Snou.Storm

DENVER. col. Nov. 16.-The first
snow storm Of the season, which started
last night and continued until an early
hour this morning, was the means OF
ouelliug rhc forest fires In the mountain
section of Boulder county, and to-day II
is believed all danger OF a. continuance
is over. The fires had gained much head
wav last evening and but for the proyi-
don't storm the devastation would have
tseu frirhtful Boulder dispatches this
morning say the reports Of the losses
sent out last night are OVer-estimated
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.
B8hK President LKRBSTED.
Charged with Making an Unrrutbfol state
meni OF the Cond tion of HI. BsDk


BRISTOL. TENN, Nov. l6.-J e.
Crandal. president Of the First National
Bank OF Johnson City. Tennessee which
suspended business Monday, was arrest
ed by United states Marshall Condor
Yesterday on the charge OF making false
statements with reference to the condi-
ton OF hts bank. lie waived his right
to a preliminary hearing and was bound
over In the sum OF 5000
WASH. Nov. i6.-The arrest Of
President Crandall OF the Johnson CITY
CTenn) National Bank. was made at
the direction Of Comptroller Of the Cur
rency Eckels. I'm his last report made
20 the Treasury early Ia October, the
president reported his bank 10 be- IN
solvent condition. and the Treasury r.
assured that IT was not Tho United
States District Attorney has been direct
ed to prosecute Crandal for violating the
statute which requires "A truthful state
ment Of the condition OF national banks
20 he made to the Treasury five times
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
worm FOR WPURT NEWS.
The Dry Dock Company Awarded the
Contract for Bu' ing q New stesmer.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Nov. Is
Special-The Newport News Ship
Building and Dry Dock Company
has been awarded the contract
steamer for the Norfolk and Washington
line. The new vessel will be almost a
counterpart of the other steamers OF
the lire, though a larger and much swift
er vessel than any now owned by the
company. She is to have a speed OF
twenty miles an hour and must be COM
pleted and turned over TO the company
by Jrne l. 1895. The new steamer will
be placed on the day route between
Washington and Norfolk. 1t is said that
she will be named Newport News"
This contract will necessitate a laige In
crease in the force at the yard In the
near future. Work will be commenced on
the steamer at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
4 Deadly Explosion.

MADRID, Nov. "a quantity OF mar
rafine among the village stores OF the
town Of VeIez de Benaudalla, in the Pro
vince OF Granada exploded last night,
setting fire to- the buildings. The store
keeper who. with his family lived In
the upper part Of the building. was bind
U,ho we're i'm bed. were killed. The keep
Sr's rs wife was not injured. but upon see
ing her dead children she became hope
less maniac The fire was soon extln-
pttishel.
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cOn1ns.s ~ AOUrH CAkoLISA.
The Repuhi cans Fighting for Certificates
Ths lanvaAsinc Board.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 16.-The State
Board Of Canvassers met to-day to tabu-
late the votes Of the recent election.
Robert Norman RepD gave notice Of a
contest from Congressman Latimers dis
trict Murray, the negro congressman,
will contest col William Elliotts cleo
tiou before the board. l.. ID. Belton and
Tom Johnston. Republican candidates,
will contest before Congress the right of
Cougrcssmen-elect Wilson and j. William
Stokes TO seats in that body Norman
and Murray viii likely do the same II the
board decides against them. The board
will render a decision in a few days, but
the Democrats viii get the certificates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

the electric street car lines for tho Pieds
mont Construction and Improvement
Company. The building will be OF iron,
eighty-four feet long and thirty-;hree feet
wide. The house will be painted orange
and blue the colors Of the University OF
Virginia. Manager Troy expects TO have
the cars running by December 18th
The contract for the completion OF
the West-End Opera House has been
awarded TO the Vandegrift Construction
Company. The brick work will be done
by c. II Iagy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
cnn,icled Of Consnlrncv

ATLANTA. GA, Nov. I6.-Samps Nor
rison and J. W. Eedd were convicted in
tbe FEDERAL Court here to-day OF con
srirsrv Thev were charged with having
c6mspired to murder William Roper. who
bad informed on Illicit distiliers In the
T'obutta mountains. Roper Is the man
Who was thrown into a copper pit sixty
faet deem and lived there for five days
nn rnnts' Three others pleaded gullty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
DR. M'CO>H DESD.
Prineeton's er-Pre idsnt Pssses Away
4 Man Widsy Known

PRINCETON, ~ j.. Nov. 10. DIR. Nc
Gosh died at 10 o'clock this evening Presi-
dent Patton announced TO the students
this morning in Marguand Chapel that
ex-President McCosh was rapidly sink
ing. and in all probability would not las
long and might meet death to-day
President Patton said thai he wac
suffering from no disease particularly
but was gradually sinking under tho
weight OF years. The attending physi
clans report the ex-PresIdent falling
rapidlV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Iba brill Regulations

WASHINGTON. d. c. Nov. ia
to,,I 10 consist Of Major II. c. Has
bTonck Fourth Artillery, and Captain
j. NJ. Lancaster Third artillery, has
been appSatfear II the 5s M 5oFt oT MGnrSe
-, the new drill regulations FOR light
dayritii1lery. and TO decide what changes If
any should be made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
The Ship Was In Distress.

LONDON, Nov. l6.-The British ship
Narwhai. captain Weston. from Liver
ool November 7th. for Pensacola, pre-
vlousIy reported spoken November lith,
has arrived al Falmouth. in tow. On
November 18th she encountered a heavy
gale in latitude as, longitude 30. which
smashed her boats and rails and washed
overheard and drowned one OF her crew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Killed While Hunting

JACKSONVILLE, Nov. Ia special
was killed to-day while on a camp hunt.
Wilmer Robir son. a member Of the party.
was handling his gun, when IL was accj.
dentally discharged, the entire load en-
terlng Mr. Williams s back The wound
al man died in few minutes
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Money for Newport News.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov 6.-Secre-
tary Herbert has ordered rider, the fourth
lp5ig1-boat No. 7. which. with two similar
,yar vessels, are building at Newport
E"t.s IA. As the payments for these
vessels is divided into twenty parts, one
OF which viii be +, reserved ,,se until six
lifared about one-quarter completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
wu Withdraw From the Assoc atlor

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-The louisville
ana Nashville Railroad Company has
eiven formal six months previous notice
that 1t will withdraw from the Southern
passenger Association. The Port Rovai
Augusta has also withdrawn from the
ASSOCIATION
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
A SIuliaufsi Riot

VIENNA. Nov. 16.-The Neue Erie
presse publishes dispatch from its cor
RESPONDENT In st. Petersburg, stating that
serious riots have occurred among the
students OF the Polytechnic School, In
that city, growing out OF the arrest OF
several students who refused 10 take the
oafh OF allegiance 70 Car Nlcholas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
The Dinhtheria Remedy

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1G-The Cotton
Exchange started a subscription to-day
towards establishing a plant I'm New or
loans for the preparation Of the anti
toxiug or diptheria remedy. In few
minutes President Labouisse raised
thousand dollars, and II Is expected this
will be largely increased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
LUMBbR MN BURSFD.
Captain Roper's Large Plant In Norfo K
(ounty-Los. $50 600.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov i6.-Special.-
Captain j. l.. ROper's lumber hull, az
GHm0rton. Norfolk 'oun:y was destroyed
by fire this afternoon at o'clock, also
10000 feet OF lumber. The entire loss
is estimated at 5000, covered by in
suranCe. The condasTation will throw 800
hands out of employment The mill viii
be rebuilt at once. The fire was caused
by "A spark from an engine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov l6.-The
~. mas issued an account OF the last
iUDrr,oooian vi troubles in the Sassun dis
,ricf The responsibility is laid upon
kurdish 5s e[fa@Sn Committed mnG mnaqSre6 @nny other Nus
su',i..s' ulnas The Turkish troops called To sas-
,re said TO have restored order and
sun led al law abiding persons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
An Earthauake.

,alt This morning in Catanascaro. and
Reegto, south OF Italy, and Messinia.
Sicily. Many telegraph wires. were
broken and a few houses unsettled. but
nobody was killesS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Gnid Withdrawals.

,SHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE with
,N,,'al OF $4,000 in gold from the United
ggiia,es subtreasuries was made TODAY
s,,at carries the aggregate withdra walls
ne :, $50 900 since the circular Inviting
pPs for The new bond loan was an
ounced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
sauthern r i.wuy EARNINGS

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-For September
me southern Railway earned: Gross.
:, 5ss. .el6, an increase OF sll5.Ols. expenses.
e 0le Og7, an increase OF fji, iSs, and net
s,0g 239 an increase OF ys0.5al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
POWDERLY In THE FIELD
THE PAST GRAND MASTER WORK
MAN WANTS TO BE RE-ELECTED.
He is at New Orleans With n strong Fol-
lowIng-Finanees of the knights OF
Labor-Property Owned.

NEW ORLEANS, Noy. l6.-Ex-Grand
Master Workman Powderly declines 70
admit that he is candidate for re-elec-
ton before the general assembly.
He said to-day that he came TO Ne"
Orleans on private business. Neverthe-
less he has been closeted with hhlsh's
of Labor leaders since he has oeeh mere
His friends in the convention are making
a quiet canvass in his behalf, and II IS
said that IL they see their way cp1dI no
name will be presented TO the conVenuoh'
not because he wants the ONCE ou' oc-
cause he desires VindicatlOn.
some of the delegates say That the men
who are ostensibly supporting sovereign
viii cast their votes for Powderly II
they get a chance and that the drii' -
toward the old leader. II Is not yet
definitely settled when the election OF
officers will take place. -,
The Knights met at to-day, as USUAL
and adjourned at 1870 p. NJ. The re-
ports OF the finance committee OF the
executive board and Of the recording ana
financial secretary were read ana re-
ferred There was also Preisfneeu pSi5tne Win irS
Grand Master Sovereign at its .ie,aa Hean
which called the convention or NatlOnal
labor leaders at st Louis, on june lSln'
That report was also referred. NO lu,.
ther information concerning the session
was given out.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
All of the delegates to the General
Assembly of Knights of Labor were
nresent when General Master WORKMAN
Sovereign called the afternoon SeShioLl W
order al , o'clock The first business VIZ
10 receive the report OF the HHdllclai
condition. and II was reported that lheIe
Is now i'm the treasureTs hands the sum
of 5000. T. .to ,,os
session Of the order was also prgseIlteu,
Among the items on the schedule we're
ths X of L. building In Phlladeiphla;
valued AT $4,000; the Official Journal ana
nIant $4,000: Canalburg (lnd.) coal
mine $4,000: real estate AT Homer, y
Y 50 600 and other smaller properties
agpregating I'm the whole about $tJ,OU
The committee on law made thef re-
mort which was referred to the coul-
mittee on distribution, to be presenter 10
the subcommittee rev thlnot C"ortt -.
but The motion 10 elect grand otilceIs Ior
the terms Of two years each was ue-
feated by large majority. 10
A congratulatory telegram was sent 10
the National Grange, now in session AT
Springfield. ILL.,
FIGHT OVER THE OFFICES.
Interest is now centering In the eIec-
ton of officers, which VIII % %hoI l.sion oe IN
up until the latter part q the SESSION..
Past Grand Master Workman POW
deriy is now in the field, and has a
strong following against the incumoents
Nr Powderlv declines TO be interviewed
and will not say that he is after the
ONCE. nor viii he deny the rumor that
he is He cannot enter the assembly
session without he is in possession OF
his travelling card, as he Is paSI iIiet'i- ~
her So far he has not exhibited ms
card.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union have been invited TO address me
General Assembly tomorrow at ~
o'clock. =,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
United States Marshal Apn,infed

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE President
to-day appointed John u. HarrelI, OF
Georgia, United States marshal for the
Southern district of Ceoraia-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

WASHINGTON. y. c., Nov. l5.-Chiei
Hazpn. of the United States Secret ser
vice. says the fact that the United states
Grand jury at Jackson, Miss, refused 10
iudict Governor Stone and other state
officers i'm connection with the issue OF
the Mississippi warrants Will not deter
The United States Government officers
from prosecuting a case in st. LOUIS
Mo. and Chicago, Ill, against the bank
note company that printed the warrants.
The matter is also likely 10 be aGaii
called TO the attention of the new thltea
states grand jury at Jackson, Miss. Inc
Government officers I'm the Treasury vie"
the matter Of the state issuing warrants
which are intended 10 pass as money ana
which have striking similitude 10 the
United States paper currency IN a Serl-
Gus way. and as being In direct contra
vention of the law. The prosecution VIII
be pushed in all it's phases 10 the highest
courts by the United States Government.
rHosE N'sUssIprI wRBRANJs
ST. LOUIS. MO, Nov. 16.--In the Fed
eraI Court here to-day, in the case of the
St Louis Bank-Note Company charged
with having printed warrants for the
state of Mississippi in simililude OF Gov
crnment notes. a nolle pTosequi was en-
tered. the district attorney holding that
he had no jurisdiction, but the cases
should be tried i'm Chicago where the
warrants were printed by the firm Tor
which the -. Louis company acted as
.4r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
After The Election frauds.

NEW YORK, Nov i6.--Thh executive
committee Of The Committee OF seventy,
m meeting In the Chamber OF Com
merce this afternoon. took up the action
looklnE 70 the trial OF delinquent city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17

WOODLAND CAL, Nov i6-In the
Worden train-wrecking case to-nrht
Judge Grant denied the motion for a new
trial and sentenced the defendant 10 be
hanged February Y. 1885,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Ieatb Of "r. JAY"

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-P. j. Donahue.
n sporting writer, whose nom de plume OF
"P. Jay Is well known throughou the
Union. died at Lakewood this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
wEA tHtR 70 ECAsr.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Nov. iG--For
VIRGINIA and North Carolina: Generally
fair. colder IN the Interior. winds shift
ing TO west
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P,nker Whit. ipea

NEW YORK, Nov. lG.-Leonard ID.
white. senior member Of White, Morris
a co. bankers died this morning Of
anoplexy, at his home In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
rrtinf Ex-,-tatr iatlr.n.

BOSTON, MASS. Nov 6-United
States Senator Robert 4. Winthrop died
at lI:2o z. NJ. at his Marlborough-street
residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
nAN.E OF rnEK Olx EH.

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer at The Times office yesterday
y. A; NJ; 49, u NJ, Is n M. 90: .
Average. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
Morn Iananese YlctorIes.

LOND -. Nov. ia dispatch from
Toxic 10 the Central News says; AdVices
from FuSan Corea, under date ol NO
yember 18th. state that a battle has been
fougbt between the japanese troops and
the rebellious TOnG-Haks, in when the
former were victorious. According 10 ad-
vices Captain Suzuki, with detathiieht
Of japanese troops, was sent 10 CHln
Sin, in South Corea, to queli uisluI pdueeS
i'm that region growing out OF the resump-
ton Of hostilitieS on the part oi lhe
Tong-Haks. SuZuk's command met reDels
I'm large force November lltn, anu altei
some desperate fighting. completely rQuuIeh
thpm The FOng-Haks lost IB killed.
The number of their wounded could not
be learned, but was very large. me
Japanese also captured large quahtly
Of ammunition. etc. The Japanese ios'
three wounded. 4 dispatch from Hlro-
ters that the attack upon Port arthur
will begin November 10Th.
cH1sEsr PUT TO sTA.
LONDON. Nov. 16.-1nc Central News
cOrrespondent at Shanghai says the Chi
uese fleet. fully armed and equipped, put
r. sea on Monday. Two more chinese
merchant steamers have ben pla'eu uh-
der the protection of the German nag,
and one under the flag Of Great Britain.
J.p -oNotnrUt>G THE oyFrR
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE state De-
partment has received official information
that a special meeting Of the Japanese
ministry has been called for tomorrow
to consider a final answer 20 the .ofter of
the United States 10 mediate between
China and Japan. The delay thus far Is
explained by the fact that the taolhet
meets AZ Toxic. while the Emperor. who
mas 10 be consulted, Is at Hiroshima.
Strong intimatiOns have reached the
officials here that the Cabinet will ask
that China either make her offer direct
to Tapan or else free it from all doubt
by specifying the exact amount Of indem-
nifty She viii pay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-04

Last evening at 1880 o'clock. Rev.
Homer Il. Wilson officiating. Mr.. Ben
J.. Wa4goman and Mass Florence
Stamford were united in marriage at
the home OF tn. brides parents, on
the South Side. There was large COM
pany assembled 10 witness the happy
ceremony and shower congratulations.
Tho presents were many and beauti-
full. 1t was an impressive ceremony
and the happy twain now made one
have the slncerest wishes OF whole
host OF friends that their welded life
may be as beautiful as Was the bride
and all nature smile upon the union
Mr.. and Mrs. Waggoman will make
their home in this city.
Hon. John h. Hollingsworth and wife
were in the city yesterday. Mr.. Hol-
lingsworth Is one Of seven insurance
commissioners and statisticlans Sc
lected by the New York Life Insurance
company to examine their assets and
securities. He was the only southerner
chosen, and has reflected honor upon his
position by his wise course. They were
returning home to Austin from two
months tour Of the east. Mrs. Hol-
lingsworth and Mrs Senator Joseph w.
Swayne are sisters. and they spent yes
terday with the senator and his wife ut
their home. They returned to Austin
last night
There will be social for the benefit
of the Christian Endeavor society OF
the Broadway Presbyterian church at
the residence " Mrs. Brown. corner of
May and Tucker streets, tonight. 1t
VIII be one Of the incest affairs OF the
Kind OF the whole season, and big
time Is expected by those who will at
tend. large crowd. excellent music
and elegant refreshments VIII be there
In profusion and the young people can
do the rest
Harry Robertson and G. l.. Prescott
loom up lmmenee In the trial trips,
as they may be called and the cast
and chorus are rapidly following suit
There IL as much or even more inter-
est taken in It, as In the Little Ty-
coon" and viewed from afar will be
Il greater success.
Dan G. Fisher formerly of Cleburne.
but now of Fort Worth, and Miss Flor
ence Kutler were quietly married at
the Western hotel. October 30. The we'd
ding was quite II surprise to Mr. Fish
ers friends both In Cleburne and Fort
Worth.
Work for the production OF the mi
kado' stlll goes on and rehearsals
VIII be held as often as practicable
Miss Rosa King OF Waco is a guest
In the family Of Judge Tarltow, on
Henderson street this week
Mrs. j. l.. Cooper and her little son
lmre have returned tom months 90
journ on the lakes OF Michigan.
Miss ELLA Clark Of Dallas is visit
ing friends on the South Side.
Roy Sharp Of Tyler was in the city
v