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The gold leaf., 1894-06-21
ANIMPORTANT MEETING.

In the last issue of the Manufat-
Mreys' Reeord, Of Baltimore, we find
a general invitation extended to all
interested in Southern development
to meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
New York, on June 2Ist, to consider
the best plan for attracting Northern
investment and immigration to 'he
South. While we can not give the
result Of the meeting in this issue of
the GOLD LEAD we hope that the
gathering will be as important as the
magnitude Of the work warrants. 1t
is interesting to note that such firms
as H. B. Holins & Co., Inman,
Swami g. Co., Abram S. Hewitt and
Hubbard, Price & CO., financial
houses which have world wide reputa-
ton, have become interested in the
matter as we'll as such authorities on
Southern progress and resources as
Mr.. r. H. Edmonds, editor of the
Manufacturers Record, Senator Pat
rick Walsh OF Georgia, Col. r. Wayne
Wilson of New York and others.
The recent immigration Congress at
Augusta had the effect of calling very
general attention to the great need of
this section OF the country, but as the
convention adopted no plan for carry
ing out the work proposed, it is
necessary to supplement the work of
the gathering, by practical organiza-
ton of some sort. The question of
immigration directly concerns every
citizen of the Southern States. More
people Of a desirable class means more
wealth to the community where they
locate it means more crops from
lands now almost waste places for
want of some one to cultivate; it
means general strengthening of the
markets and an increased demand for
local supplies and it also will do much
towards solving the race problem. We
want money also to develop our
resources. Millions can be safely in
vested in various enterprises in North
Carolina alone and we should aid in
every way any legitimate effort to
turn the flow Of men and money
Southwark
AS an indication of the interest
already existing in Southern farming
lands the Manufacturers Rerord has
had member Of its editorial force,
Mr.. d. A. Wiley, in this vicinity for
some time gathering facts about the
soil in Vance and adjacent counties
and investigating the tobacco industry.
These facts will be used in articles
which will doubtless attract much
attention in the North and Northwest
to our own part of the country. The
advantage OF this free advertising,'
for such it is, can be seen at glance
and every true Southern man should
the work such papers as the
Manufaftu, eys' Record are doing for
US, and help it i'll every possible
direction.
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21

We copy with pleasure the following
from the NeaUs- Observer (hronlflc,
and endorse what is said of the gentle
men named:
The many friends of Col. A. b..
Andrews will be gratifed TO learn
that at the election of officers for the
new management of the reorganlzed
company of the Richmond & Danville,
Railroad, Col. Andrews was chosen
Vice President. This is a high rec
cognition of his fine abilities and
business qualifications. And in like
manner the friends OF Capt. w. II.
Green will be pleased to learn of his
retention as General Manager. Capt.
Green has filled every post 10 which
he has been assigned with signal ability
and capacity. Mr.. Samuel Spencer
was elected President.
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21
AYERS
s SarSaparIIIa

during the past SO years, tr''thiuliy
applies to-day. 1t is. in every sense
The Superior Medicine. Its cura-
tive properties. strength. effect ana
flavor are always the same; ana lor
whatever blood diseases n \ Eke
Sarsaparilla is taken, they yield 10
this treatment. When YOU ask 1or
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21

WHAT 90 YOU take medicine
~ for? Because you wait to getwell.
or keep we'll, of course. Remember
Hoods SarsapariIIa Cures
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21

If you feel that you have but little
money to buy your groceries, dry goods,
hats shoes, &c, with, you should go to
see H. Thomason, where a little money
will go a long ways in making yonr
pnrchaSes
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21

In addition to being delegate to
the Tenth Annual Convention of the
National Editorial Association, to be
held at Asbury Park, New Jersey,
Iuly end to 9th, and of which he has
the honor to be one of the five MEM
bers OF the Legislative Committee, tie
editor of the GOLD LEAF has been
appointed a representative on the part
of the North Carolina Press AssoCia
ton to the National Road Conference,
to be held at the same place on the
9Th and 9th.
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21
THE FACT

rh.+ AYERS Sarsaparilla CURES
OTHERS of Scrofulous Diseases;
Eruptions, Boils. Eczema i-''ef ,s,a' al"
kidney Diseases. Dyspepsia h'ie''-
matism, and Catarrh should oe ''''
vino ng that the same course ~ ~
treatment WILL CURE i"'' L.,
that has been said of the wohaeriu'
cures effected by the use OF
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

We desire a live agent and correspondent
at every postOffice in Vance and adjoining
counties.
and general interest and opinions upon
matters of public concern. are invited.
The editor will rot be responsible for
the views or statements Of correspondents
and reserves the right at all times to
revise or reject any article he may think
proper.
written on-and the real name of the
writer accompany the contribution. No
attention will be paid to anonymous let
teTS.
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21
AYERS
Sarsa parIIIa

don't be induced to purchase any OF
the worthless substitutes. which are
mostly mixtures of the cheapest IN
gradients. contain no sarsaparllla,
nave no uniform standard of ap-
pearance, flavor, or effect. are blood
purifiers in name only, and are Of
fered to you because there is more
profit in selling them. Take
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21
Will DYE for You

Have you old clothes you wish TO have
dyed and made to look like new? If SO
leave them with j. w. Scott at Outlaws
barber shop, opposite 5. & &. Watkins's.
All work done in the best style by an eX-
perienced hand, and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Warranted not to smut or shrink.
Particular attention to ladies' dresses and
fancy goods. Charges moderate.
The gold leaf., 1894-06-21
THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1894.
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NXEERgl1( NXERl1(SY)RRgAEAzI| g R2;Ez|

The Pollard woman is going to
inflict further nausea upon the public
in the shape of a book OF her own
writing. She has been in New York
arranging for its publication and
threatens to spring it upon an un-
suspecting and defenseless people at
an early date.
The time of holding the Congress
sional convention in this (4th) district
has been fixed at July 18th, and
Raleigh as the place. There are a
number of candidates in the field, the
most prominent perhaps outside OF
Congressman Bum, who Of course
would like a denomination, being
Hon. C.. NJ Cooke, of Franklin.
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'epilngg
JUD

70 - adv
1 The HI
kessivc,
ttensivf
,unties,
eople w
living
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nIscornANINa RnnoRT-

Tho CunRrd steamship Company Repor.7
Last Years rrade Disappointing.
London, March lSSrhe annual report
OF the Cunard Steamship company shows
a profit Tor 1893 OF f2oNCoO OF which titl,-
800 viii De debltod TO dcproclutior IN ships
ana wharvcs aud tS6Ol0 20 ihe Insurance.
fund, leaving fe50o to which t3o,ooo will
he added trcm the Insurance fund Ia order
To nay l3sooo. winch Is "a dividend Of
per cent The balance OF fSl700 will b.
forwarded TO the crei, &C 'ount THE to-
tai insurance fund now amounts 70 esq.,
O0u.
The rcpor, SAYS trade through the year
continued Improbable ana Disappointing,
The receipts from second class passensers
alone showed an Increase, the carrying or
which was without profit The coal strike
caused an Increase Ia the company's e%-
pUnditureS,
Two twin screw freight steamers OF COCO
tors have been ordered delivered at ths
end OF 1884, aud the hcrinning of 1879; The
e, urany's new worries 20 replace the hpttl-
SnGo deck witch iA required by the Mer-
soy dock hoard WIN be finished carly IN
1895
'rhc report ooucludcs that the service
has been executed efficiently ana the YES
sells and machinery maintained Tn excel
lent coud.uun. Nh William Watson of
Liverpool Win Join the board OF direct
OTg
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park today IL Is estimated that $1,000 per-
sons were IN attendance There We're
twelve platforms IN the park from which
the Speakers addressed the assembled
throug shortly before o'clock enormous
processiunA from an parts OF the city be-
gau TO arrive IN the park Among those
who took part IN the professions were rep
resenthtives from every trades union In
Burns, Woods. Arch and Cremcr all Of
whom are labor members OF the house OF
commons
Resolutions were read from all the plat
forms calling upon the government TO
again Introduce the employers liability
I'm Immediately upon tho reassemblngc
Of the house OF commons and also dcnpnd-
INK that he government toSe steps TO
hrim, about the entire abolition OF the
house OF lords.
AZ The sound OF huRlc. the resolutions
wore adopted simultaneously at all the
platforms he crowds signifving their APP
proVnl with n mighty shout
There NnH no trouble Of any kind re-
portcd. and after the adoption Of the res
oluuons. tho crowds quietly dispersed.
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THE NATIONS SCANDAL.
COLONEL BRBCKINRIDGE TO BE
PUT ON THE STAND.
will Testify in His Own Behalf and
Will Consume Two or
Three Days.
SPECULATION AS TO THE LINE OF TIE
DEFENSE,
Contested Election Cases VIII Occupy the At
tentiou Of thu House Nest Of the Week,
Docket Of the Supreme Court

Washington, March is.~-The legal COM
plcntions and moral side Issues OF the
Breclsinridge- Pollard case, which are grad
u,Lly coming to light as the trial pro-
crosses, increases the public interest here
IN Washington, where the Kentucky orator
is best known, and make II the most sem
sauonul scandal ever revealed in the Grim
inal courts here Curiosity is rampant
among the wisest OF the line Of defense,
which the array OF i've able lawyers, re-
tanned by the congressman, have marked
for him.
For a time after the revelation Of the
secret marriage Of Colonel Brecknridge
to Airs. Wing in New York on April ~.
wtts made public, 1t WAC the general opin-
ion TINS circumstance woulu form tho
basis OF the defense, but TO-DAY the at
torncys for Ar, Brechnriusa mad IN
trnutUd 10 The contrary.
Even had they not said 50, II is A TACT
that all the promises OF marriage alleged
by Miss Pollard to have been made TO ner.
except the statements in lie presence or
Mayor Moore, We're before tile date OF the
Clandcsuue marriage. Moreover, II Is tn
be established by prepondertuce OF the
authorities thAt the promise 10 marry
made by married man furnishes ground
Tor a BREACH of promise action IN case IL
is accepted In good talth by the other
party, VINO Is ignorant of his legal dis
ability to fulhll the contract
in a lew Jays however, for IL is the pres
ent intention TO place Colonel breckenridge
on the witness stand as the first witness
I'm his own behalf. II Is evident that his
attorneys place their principal reliance
upon the story which he VIII tell, and
from the sangltne state OF mind today it
seems probable that they must have in
reserve resources which have not yet been
made known.
That Colonel BreclSinridses recital will
be a long one was foretold by one OF his
attorneys today, when he said that the
defendant would doubtless be on the Wit
ness stand three days. This attorney
prophesied that the trial VIII continue
TOR two weeks or more. lie shys that
the cross examination OF Miss Pollard
would consume TWO days more, that Sol-
ouel Breclinrdse would be on the stand
three days. that two days would be oc-
cupied in reading deposltons for the de-
Tense and three days ia closing orHtory
for the ears of the jury.
From this statement II appears that
the defense expects 10 probe INTO the
circumstances surronndnH @iRs Pollard
Sic IN much greater detail than was IN
dictated by the commencement IN the cross
examination bv Mr. Butterworth.
The part Of Washington which enjoys a
sensation. and II is a large Inrt V mn
ticipatlng eaEerly the cross-eNaminatlon
OF the silver-haircd defendant by Attor-
neys Wilson and Carlislc
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TWO CYCLONES.

gdoches Visited by a Storm Sunday
and Another Yesterday.
eogdoches, Texas, March ip.-Yester-
syeu4pg cyclone. passed through this
" II struck the ground four miles
from this place and carried with it
y and destruction.
What is known as the Whitaker negro
y All the houses were completely de-
he'd, but no lives were lost. The wind
led in a norlheasterly course. not
much damage only 10 fences and
II until II reached the Grimes neigh-
,od. eight miles north Of here. There
ences were all blown away, houses
fled and demolished,
Don Grimes house was literally
TO pieces and Mn Grimes received
es TINT may prove fatal. His wife.
was confined TO her bed with mn
I only a Jew weeks old, was quite
lsly injured The baby received h
J. SO FAR as can be ascertRined other
ms IN the same community received
es but nothing serious
morning another cyclone passed
miles east OF here, nearly IA The
track OF the cyclone OF DECEMBER
destroyed.
orpse OF young lady, who died last
WAS IN one Of the houses and
mutilated almost to state Of uh-
milton by falling timbers Other
's IN the track OF the fearful winds
destroyed.
e Balllnger an old blind negro, is
~ injured by being struck by fallias
KS
account Of the heavy rain that has
falling an day which has prevented
y coming to town. several communi-
p the direction the wind was travel-
lave not been heard from.
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HOME RnLE.
Michael Davltt ana Tim Healy SATISFIED
with RQsebery

Michael Davltt ana Tim Healy Satisfied
with Rosebery,
London, March lS-Mr Michael Davltt.
inc Wen known Irish leader today adj
dressed meeting at Bally Brothy.
Queens county, Ireland lie declared
that he was convinced that Lord Rose
berry was as firm home ruler as any
GladatOnian.
Mn Timothy Healy also spoke lie said
ilpt III was unnecessary Tor anti-Parnel~
der 70 unite 40 council board and de-
clle upon a common policy. Mr. Healy
AIDED. however, that such councils would
90 more fof the irish cause than any dec
l9feti0rs maze By English members OF
the house Of commons and they have
aeYer heard such speeches rs those made
~ Lord RoseberY. lie was glad. how
ever, that Lord Rosebery had yesterday
iepudlhted the general Interpretation that
hHQ been placed uDon his LANGUAGE.
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A TERRIFIC CYCLONE.
AWFUL HAVOC WROUGHT BY
THE WINDS.
Near Longview House Is Demol-
Near Longview House Is Demol-
ished and the Inmates Are
Killed or Badly Injured,
SOME OF TIE DEAD AND DYING FOUND
IN TREE TOPS,
Several Of tho Survivors Cannot R'oover-Ths
Enormous Hailstones Kill Livestock aud
Damage Housss-The oaaualtles.

Longyiew, Texas, March 1s,-The cyclone
which swept over this place at ! O'Clock
this morning, accompanied by hail stones
Of immense size. did much damage, break
ing over 800 window glasses The greatest
fury was six miles east of here where
cyclone struck the large country home
of John Cain, lately occupied by a large
family Of negroes The house was IN AN
ancient grove Of oaks, twenty in number
Every one OF them were torn up and piled
up in terrible confusion with dead fowls,
dogs and cows. and i've dead ana eight
badly wounded negroes.
Old man Alex Lester was found afty
yards away entirely nude and dead, his
old wife Sarah pinned under tree,
manglcd and dead
Alex Lester Jr, mingled with torn mat
tress and debris was dead
Roberta Lester. years old was found
near tree without any mark of violence
dead
Jasper Collins was pinned under large
oak snugly covered in a bed with his head
r.o,,5. ,,..,
young wife Nrouo C,u,,s r.ns ~ .,.,..
hole In the center Of nor e,ro,o,a 60.
Will recover
Sissy Lester an infant u.os ,o.,, T.. .
fallen tree ton with logs and arm.
crushed, dead.
suas johnson, who was visiting c.,.
bruised from head to foot. but no homes
broken; viii recover.
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THE WAGE coNTBnrNcE,


No Agreement Liable 10 BE Reached Igx-
cept IN Court
Omaha, Neb., March 1S-There Is now
some prospect that the Union Pacific wage
conference viii end ia wind There have
come up differences between the men ana
the receivers that now seem likely to
end the matter, The telegraphers. whose
case was taken under consideration first
commended unsnocessfully that they were
not TO be classed as monthly salaried
Rndss pni should be given schedule or
nputA Win pay for overtime and extra
meLh Ihey VIII close their case tomorrow
hlWhlnF WIN a good record 10 20 TO court
o. bat without any result otherwise. one
%, ne ieauers faid this evening the men
IN ~ Hlafk might as well 90 home for
nonn,ntet "il he no result reached out Of
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Ar EMORY

Half the Town Wrecked -Four Killed and
Many Injured.
Emory. Texas March ia cyclone
struck this town last night about 7,2o D.
M demulighng every residence west of
The court house, blowing down the Bap-
list and Methodist churches. also the Ma
sonic hail and the Emory high school
buildings and Killing George Walker. Braz
Henry. Miss Alexander ana one neuro
child Total loss about $500
The suffering rs beyond description ana
me sufferers are IN great uced OF help
Ihere are great many VINO were crippled
whose names can not be learned az this
time one half Of the town is total
wreck
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11nnRAL srrEcH

Glasgow March lS,-At liberal meet
Ing held here today the Hon. Edward
Blake. momher OF the house OF commons
for the south division, made an address,
In the course of which he said that the
speech made by Lord Rosebery had dis
peeled the anxiety Ielt by Irisbmen in
regard to certain questions lie added
thai he expected that a general session
would be held shortly
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cd through the roof OF c. E Thornton's
residence, making hole like a cannon
bali. while fowls roostiug in trees We're
killed by hundreds,
A COW belonging 70 Frank Lawson was
killed and stock bear many marks from
these ice stones,
About 800 window lights were broken i'm
This place,
Farm fences and fruit trees were pros.
tratei for miles around. Fuller partlcu-
lars win doubtless swcll Tho casnalnes
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ATTEMPTnD oUTRAGp.

san Antonio, Texas March 1s.--George
kins. freight conductor on the Southern
Pacific railroad. was arrested here tonight
on the charge Of attempting to rape Miss
alaean Thompson. aged 10 years The
slrl rs the daughter OF Mrs Tennle
thompson. the widow OF wen known
railroad man.
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STATE AGENTS ron
RUBBER woRKs
lAnlLLn-- IL

CLEVELAND RUBBER works.
Betting Hose. Packlngs, Etc
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
Wood Split Pulleys.
HENRY r. woRTHINGroN.
Steam Pumps
q. C. ATKINS & Co,
Cirer iar and Band Saws, Etc
BRADFORD Betting Co.
Leather Betting.
METROPOLITAN INJECTORs.
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED LUBR1cA.
MAGNOLIA METAL CO.
Magnolia Anu-Frlction Metal
N. & G. TAYLOR co.
Old style Roofing Tins.
NlAGAR4 STAMPING AND TOOL CO.,
CA 80 TooIs and Supplies.
CONEb lsii, 7tNG CO.
ne -,ages, Etc,
'N an. ,e"ier5,
We carry full sto. 'S as,,.' At
manufacturers prices, anu ur
correspondence.
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lor Texas, March la.--The heaviest
hat has visited Taylor this year fell
last night. Tic weather is stlll
lening today, with prospects Of more
The downpour last night amounted
inches, The ground was very dry,
he rain badly needed.
hrts Of q cyclone az Bartlett. this
". and Holland. Bell county. wore
ed here this morning. The wires
blown down and reports are neager.
stated, however, that I'VE dwelling
b and three church buildings were
ished at Bartlett
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An LAcksnNNILLr

6sonville. Texas, March ia cy-
passed two miles north Of here yes
y morning. Tile residence OF Mr..
Ewing, occupied by Mr.. Morgan,
icattcred In all directions, His house
goods were blown away. The sewing
me and stove We're smashed 70 pieces.
family escaped with only slight in
legro house on Mrs. Parks place
inc On Mr., Tom Neely's place were
\ SAy. no one was seriously hurt.
rs were blown down and large pine
SAX trees twisted TO spiinters. The
= OF the damaged territory Is prob
two miles.
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nm HousE % LoRps.

Abolition of the Body Demanded by
Mass Meeting.
London, March B.-An Impressive
demonstration 20 protest against the ac-
lion or the house OF lords IN rejecting the
employers liability Bill, was held in Hyde
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CUSTOM POST,
HOUSTON, TEXAS
800 FRnU INSURANCE.

~ HOUSTON POST viii pny 500
|r' legal heir OF amy pcrson who
r. death by accident. provided
Pt the time the person 50 dying
apon his or her hody THIS PA
This Insurance holds good for
'0nra only, or from n. III. 20 IL
OF the date Of THIS pnpcr. Sat
F'ory proofs os each cIUim must
Resented within IS hours at the
Gne" ONCE OF The no ton Post.
'emher this policy T. roid unless
PAPER Ia upon ehe person at
Of death.
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ropAY,6 EVENTS
The Posts Bulletin with What win Trans
pire This Day Throughout the
Country

LONDON, - Arrangements FOR the
queens journey 10 Florence were recently
altered and the Chcrhourg- Mont Gents
route has been given up. lNc queen VIII
now leave Windsor about A o'clock today
for Port Victoria Sheerness she VIII
dine aud sleep on beard the yacht which
ia to start about q o'clock ON Tuesday
morning for Flushing, where the royal
party VIII land attor luncheon, and then
proceed by spcciel train TO Cologne. Basic.
where the queen ia TO arrive lnte on the
afternoon of Thursday March -.
HARRISBURG. Pa.-,mdgo simonton
has awarded a writ OF Alternative man
damus against the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
company 10 compel that corporation to
cease discrimination against n. r. Wig
ton a. Sons in freight charges for coal
shipped from mines in Bedford. CIearticld
and WestmoreiHnd counties, I'm Pcnn.yl-
yhnia Inc discrimination, tt is alleged
IN the petition, nus been practiced since
last September. The writ Is retnrnable
today,
SAN FRANCISCO. Cnl.-rhs has been
selected MS san Francisco Day" at the
california international Midwlnter Elk
position, Among the features of the day
tval. which IL 10 be repeated here as
presented on February In the Crescent
city.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-"Parson" Davies, Pc
ter JHckson's MANAGER saws he VIII close
his theatrical season here todny After
that Jackson viii Immediately 20 into
training for his battle with Corbctt The
"Parsou' further says that the next nay
made on March 20, That VIII make 5000
up on each side
SAN AUGUSTINE. Fla.--It is expected
that tho extension Of the jacksonville. 81.
Augustine and indian River railroad viii
9 e completed today 4 Is probable. that
the hrst messenger train over the nll-rau
route to Fort Worth viii be run this ar
ternoon.
NEW YORK Mrs Fannie l. Helmuth.
the newly elected president of the famous
wpmlu'g club Sorogls VIII be Installed
To-Day with appropriate ceremonies. The
annual breakfast
SAN FRANCISCO, cal L The United
Now York December O. ~ expected 10
reach, here today after her cruise Of H.
300 miles.
DENVER, Colo.-'rae civu service com
mission VIII hold examinations TO mi po-
siilpnH NJ the railway mail and Indian SER
today,
BurrALo, N, Y-Bob Fltzslmmons
night Should he defaat tho lniter he
hopes to have go with Joe cholnsId,
D, NOW YORK. This Ii the day that tho
Guttcnherg authorities gay the sprlng rae
ing VIII begin but n IS not ~ an certain
tha' such VIII be tho case.
GALVESTON. Toxns -Dlsbarment pro-
come IN IN The Federal court today.
LoNDON THE navy estimates II ia OK
peeted' VIII be laid before parliament To-
DALLAS Texas -Tbe state democratic
eNeeu'iye committee IS 10 meet here to-