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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-20

In the matter OF the increase OF the
assessment Of the Western Union Beef
Company for the year 1894. Mr.. Hugo
Donzelmann. appearing as agent and at
torney for said company. proposed as
compromis on said increase on said ss
seesment as returned for the year 1894,
OF 1000 head Of stock cattle. The ayes
and nays were ordered by Mr.. Harmon.
In voting on the proposition Messrs.
Watson and Hammond voted aye. and
Mr.. Hsrmon nay.
In the matter of the increase OF the
assessment of the Miles City Irrigating
and Ditch Company for the year 1894 OF
a $50. Mr.. Watson moved that the in
crease be abated. Mr.. Harmon called
for the ayes and nays, Messrs. Watson
and Hammond voting aye. Mr.. Harmon
nay.
In the matter of the assessment OF the
First National Bank OF Miles City Tor
the year 1894. Mr. Harmon moved that
said Bank be taxed on the value OF the
capital stock of said Bank AZ returned
by them. viz: sl0ocoo. said capital
stock consisting of the following prop
erty: Real. estate. si1.97o!oo. personal
property. e88.G3nO0. The ayes and nays
being requested by Mr.. Hammond. the
vote resulted as follows: Nays, Messrs
Watson and Hammond; aye. Mr.. Har.
mon.
Ms. Hanuesd; nov moved that the
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-20

Minutes were now read and approved.
and no further business appearing the
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-20

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY tLERk,
or CUSTER CopSTY.
Miles City. Mont. Aug -, 1894.
The Board Of County Commissioners
for Custer county met at l0o'clock a. m.
as required by law, for the purpose Of
determining the tax levy for the year
1884. All members Of the Board pres
ent.
The sheriff announced the meeting.
After careful delibsration the Board
determined and fixed the following as
the tax levy for the year 1884, said tax
to be levied on all real and personal
property in the county:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-20

The following persons and companies
having heretofore been increased in
their assessments and not appearing
either in person or by affidavit. their as
sessments we're allowed to stand AS fol
lows:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-20

ALDERSES.s
First Ward--H. ". NcIntire, c. $. whitney
s.ood Ward Cbas C'Neal, ". ". Bnllsrd
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-09-20
FEDERAL.
DISTRICT.

Iua.,e Seventh Judicial District....
-. Hon Geo. r Milburn, Miles City
Official Stenosrapher ;;..;n....,;.,,,.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
Mean temperature. ....
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. September N.-The inn
portant movements in the stock market
to-day were the sharp rise and activity
in Chicago Gas and American Sugar.
Chicago Gas has been sold OF late on
rumors that something unfavorable was
about 10 develop in the property. I'm
fortunately for the sellers Of the stock
on this early information, the wires be-
tween this city and Chicago, where the
suit was brought, worked badly yester-
day. and the announcement of the Levin
litigation was not received here untl
after the close Of business yesterday.
This gave the friends Of the corporation
n chance TO get together and prepare for
the bear onslaught Consequently they
were quite ready for the shorts this morn
ing.
The hears started OF by forcing the
stock down to G1H, but their advantage
was short-lived, and after the first hour
they were compelled TO act on the de-
fenslye throughout. All day long they
tried 10 cover. but as soon as buying
orders wer. put on the board the price
WIS lifted. until it finally sold at nN;
and closed nj the top notch-a gam oil
80. FOR the day. Judging from the course
much alarmed over the Levin suit.
Sugar declined p, t. eji. at the opening,
but the punishment neted out 10 the
bears in Chicago Gas alarmed the shortS
in Sugar, and In the LATE trading there
was some heavy buying Of stocks put out
aarly I'm the week The price in conse-
quencc rose to SiA. "a
American Tobacco jumped Pa, TO l02
ana United States Leather preferred liz,
10 81
closed firm. St Paul, Louisville, and
Northwestern. and burlington. Rock
Island. Reading and Western Union ap-
pcared TO be in the best demand. @.
Louis preferred. trst assessment paid. adj
vanoed ~. 70 2si... ana Ions Island Irac-
ton FELL liq to llA.gl2's. -..,...
The market closed tirm. with the active
railway stocks isliz per cent. nlyner ON
the day. Sugar gained IL. ana chicago
'' Ths s7 saIes included 1890 shares OF Sugar,
q ~ Of Chicago Gas 1850 OF 81. faul.
ana 1890 Of Burlington The Bona market
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
1o9 100 shares: 81 unlisted, 0IVv.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
,o@, a. / and closing offered at | per
cont. prime mercantile paper lNrs per
Ear Ia silver e3s. silver at the board
Sterling exchange steady, ylth actual
business in bankers bills at s. Hi4ufs'ia
FOR slxtv days. and sLS5i, for demand
posted rates, SLS5igd4Si commerciai pi"S'
Governrent bonds steady. state bonds
duu Railroad bonds higher. $500.
Traasury balances: Coin. S572iWO; cur
rancy, s623Go.1cl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
RAILWAY CASES DISPOSED OF.
Governor Blacks Mission In North Caro-
Una-Bower Drew First Blood.

RALEIGH, y. G., September @-(Spe-
ciai)-Ex- Governor and Mrs. Holt ar
rived here to-day from Buffalo Springs.
His health is improved.
The Railway Commission has this week
disuosed Of great numbers Of minor conf
plants. 1t has had great good fortune
in handling this class of cases. The rail-
WAYS in nine cases out q ten arrange
matters satisfactorily without regular
suit.
There was a desperate fight here last
evening between a policeman and two
white touehs one OF the latter and the
officer were badly hurt on the head.
The brothers Mclean, twins. - years
Of age. from Hurnett county, were here
Yesterday to bay copper, out Of which
they Will have their burial cases made.
They are the oldest twins in the State.
Ex-Governor Black. Of Pennsylvania,
will be here several days on matters con-
nected with immigration ard develop
rlent schemes OF his company.
Day before yesterday Congressman
Bower. Of the Eighth District. struck T..
Z. Linney. his Republican opponent, du-
ring their Joint debate The blow drew
blood and there came near being serious
trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
NINTH DISTRICT POPULlSTS.
No Nomination Made, which Means sup
port of Richmond Pearson,

ASlIEVILLE, y. G., September %
(Special)-A convention OF the Populist
party for the Ninth Congressional Dis
trlct met here this afternoon. Rev. John
Ammons. OF Madison county, chairman.
The counties Of Buncombe, Haywood,
Henderson, Jackson, Madison, Macon, Nc
Dowell, and Swain, eight Of the hfteen
counties OF the district. were represented
by fifteen delegates, casting forty OF
the slxty-one votes Of Il complete repre-
sontation. In view Of the facts that the
State conventions Of the Popuiist
and Republican parties had de-
cided upon cooperation. and that II would
be impossible TO elect a congressman IN
this district by the unaided strength OF
the marty, the convention resolved 10
make no nomination Of a congressional
candidate In the present canvass. ms
course Of the convention is understood
by the Popullsts 10 be- ii virtual endorse
ment Of the candidacy Of Richmond
Pearson. william Bumgardner, OF Jack
son county. was chosen chairman Of the
congressional committee. and Elias liam
let. OF Rutherford. was elected a member
OF the state committee for the ensuing
two years There was active opposition
only by "A few % the action OF the con
VentiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
THE lCE-MeN PLAY GALL.
A skinned Nose the Most striking feas
ture-For the Orphans.

The game OF bali played at West.
End Park yesterday afternoon between
the ice-men for the benefit Of ths Wo-
mans Christian Association attracted
only a small crowd. but those who at
tended were recompenssd. being given foP
their deiectation a highly scientinc es'
hihIt OF how the national game should be
played one OF the players while shilnS
10 base was unfortunate enough 10
bring his nose IN contact with Mother
Earth. and-now he broathes through bis
mouth.
The police and Fultons piayed game
at Blandon Park yesterday afternoon,
which resulted in a victory for tho former
by a score Of IL 20 l.
The Little HobOs were defeated by thd
Little Jeffersons by a score OF IS TO D.
The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company. through Secretary Craisie, has
contributed SIS towards tho expenses OK
the game OF bali TO be played 1T west
End Park Saturday by the Richmond ana
Petersburg clubs for the benefit or the
Male Orphan Asylum. Mrs. ON VIII De
glad OF any other donations. Inc came
promises 10 be an interesting one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
Good Observation-Disclosures Revival.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. c., September
% -(SDecial 1.-The drought here was
broken by good rain yesterday, ana the
weather this morning seems perfect.
There is a revival in business OF almost
every kind here Already people see tht
difference in the price OF goods In con-
sequence OF thu tariff law.
The schools have opened much better
tran was expected, and the prospects are
good for still an increased attendance
Cotton has opened more rapidly nai'
usual this season and in some places the
greater part of the crop Is open.
DR. j. VI. Fleming, OF Raleigh, Is mere
on his way TO Baltimore.
Mrs. EdmondsOn and Mrs X. {. Jose
have gone 10 Rocky Mount on a visit this
week.
Miss Kate Tilley has returned from a
trip 10 Baltimore.
Mr. W. II. White. has returned from
business trip To Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
A VERY SMALL DOCKET.
The Justice Had Very Little to DO ON His
Eifticth Birthday.

Justice Crutchne'd had very little TO do
yesterday. II was his fiftIeth birthday
and he went out tor Biandon Park with
the Italian colony to Jointly celebrate
there in HIS own peculiar style his ami
vcrsary and theirs.
The docket In the Police Court In the
morning was an exceedingly triiiing one.
The two cases OF Edward Johnson
(co.orCdD. whose arrest WAS published
In yesterdays Dispatch, were heard. and
the accused was sent on to the grand
jury In both.
Johnson was charged with breaking
into the tool hOuse Of TreXley & Gilmore in
the nighttime and stealing lot OF tools
and sash-corls. ani with breaking into
the new building OF Frank Mcclure and
purloiring number Of carpenters tools
belonging To- Mortimer Johnson.
Charles POindcxter (colored) went up
for shooting at another negro named Hen
derson Taylor in thc street.
The sum Of s. and costs was exacted
from Jim White (coloreO for beating
BENJAMIN Kelly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
Deaths Dolngs In BERTHE County.

WINDSOR, y. G., September 2o.-(Spe..
f King Or and sister d Joseph J,
MlzeH proprietor Of the Freeman Hotel,
in Windsor. died yesterday; eyed 50.
G. G. Harden OF Halifax county, died
at IN. rrs!icuce OF his brother, Frank
Harden. in Cashie Neck. yesterday. Mr.
Harden was on visit when he was
taken sick.
farmer of the county. died al his rel
dence near POwelsvlle. yesterday.
Harriet Haggard. aged Il. did at the
residence Of her husband. Richard Ilag-
gard. near Burdens NH, YESTERDAY Mr'.
Haggard had been a member OF tia Re-
publican Baptist church hfiy-eight years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21

until no building will hold the great
crowds. A large tract of country II
aroused as II has never before been.
Men who are white with age and who
have been In such work for half cen"
fury are wondering and talking OF the
remarkable scenes In some OF these SER
vices. ON one occasion nearly nifty men
and women were bowed at the altar for
prayer. i, II thought that within and
out 81 the church at least 800 have been
reclaimed and converted.
SIR Wiley awakens come opposition by
sternly insisting that works alone reveal
genuine faith. His preaching ~ most
simple and deeply interesting. Thousands
In Richmond remember Mr. Wiley. and
read with pleasure OF his successful work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
Personals and ETieis.

AIR Andrew pizzini IT.. has returned
10 his classes az Rock Hill College.
Colonel Tazcwcl Elicit viii speak at
New Kent COURTEOUS TUESDAY
Mr. BENJAMIN Y. Brewer. who has been
quit sick FOR the past Wco"' Is SOME
what better
Mis- I'm. Minor has returned home
from her pleasant sojOurn IN the Hn"""-
tains Of Virginia
Miss Kate Nelson. who owns the Nelson
House at Yorktown. IS III the Vl'S' anu
stopping at Murphy $.
4 marriage-hccnse was issued in WASH,
ir,,on ~ edresday 10 Robert winston ana
I.Ouisa Bates, both Of Richmond va
Mr. William Hickey. Of IyattsyiIe,
81" Is visiting his aunt Mrs. Juan
a Pizzini. No. rs east Grace street
Mr. Evan r.. Chesterman. the Governors
rriyatr sctr etary, Will attend the IL" ieo-
lures at Richmond College TINS sess'o"'
Miss Halle Webb. OF No. el5 ca Gay
street. leaves for NeWpprl NI,Gc eCbo"is
90 accept Il position III the puDilc s0"oo'S
OF that place.
MIR. J. II. Browning, who acconlpa,ni'yWp
~ two daughters. Misses Annie ana LII
liam. 10 the Albemarie Female IHs''U'e'
has returned 10 the cry
The party Of northern excurs .l', ..ts
who arrived here. wednesday W. NiS''f ;n ne
afternoon for Washington.
Rev. r.. T.. Williams. formerly assist
ami rector Of 81. Paufs church, put now
located in Montgomery. Ala, ieit LIZ LIZ
that place yesterday, accompanied y! "''
family.
The committee of fifteen appointed by
West-Niew Baptist church 70 rtGoHi5,.1en4
n Dastor 10 succeed Rev. w. i. lines
resigned have in view several persons,
and ~ cali will soon be extended TO some
one.
Miss Della PEBBLES and Miss Annie
Johnson Of psputanta, Va arg tne
SYssts OF Mrs. J. NJ. Gordon, OF Church
FIN g'be latter Is a sister of Mrs. COR
don. and Will remain until after the hA-
position.
capfain J. -. Peasants. of the / rst
Dts,rict, is enjoying ten-days' furlough
In company with Mrs peasants al lne
residence OF friends on iofk ,d rNer lain Tain
of the First In the absence OF captain
Peasants.
Roy W. T. Hall, rector Of ST. Saviours
cbnrch Bridge OF Allan, Scotland, is III
Inc city Mr.. Hall arrived Via Newpolt
News on the 18th. on me SileIahdD"TI oU n.
nanv He has come 10 Richmond LOT
treatment under Dr. Charles NJ. shields
Mr. Edgar Allan. special assistant 10
3D. Acknowledgement Of the United states
has completed his brief TO be nled WIN
,he supreme Court Of the United states
~ The Texas land cases, and It IS now IN
The hands of the printer. The brief covers
Two hundred and seventy-odd pages Vi
legal-cap paper.
The death OF Miss Mamie Cabeil' when
occurred in this city on the nun instant
oScu, haying come here for medical treat.
she ~" has cast a gloom over the hearts OK
her her friends and relatives, ;,e Mss lsse taDsh
"hS tn.,,ia GahelI OF Nelson county. va.
T Thp remains were taken TO her old nome
for interment -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
KeENE PLAYS LOUIS x."
The Great Tragedian Appears mt his Best
Before n Fine Audience.

Thomas w. Keene was seen "a very
great advantage at the Academy last
night In his latest creation. Louis NJ"
The story OF the play was given In last
Sundays Dispatch.
The play-if one watches ones sensa-
lions. the whole time keeping niger
on ones emotional pulse instead OF sub
hitting passively TO the influence OF the
situaiion--is not calculated 10 move 70
any great depth Of feeling. The audience
seemed somew what phlegmatic. They al
mired wildly, and applauded without
stint, as well they might; but OF the
wonder and pity which all of sudden
catch the breath and dim the eye, there
was little or no trace. The consummate
art OF the thing was beyond all DOUBT.
In the nth act the death scene. the
incessant gasping for breath seemed over
done IL certainly got on ones nerves
a little. But the fourth act was from
first 10 last magnificent II seemed, on
the whole. that Mr.. Keene emphasized the
physical realism. the pathological detail
Of his performance more than he mas
done hitherto. yet never 10 an unbeautl-
full or inartistlc degres. He makes
more than one would expect OF
the final flicker Of life In the exhausted
frame, but the development was h"l oIi'E
allowable but admirable. Mr.. keene mas
rarely acted better. The support was adj
mrable The Marie of Miss Lawrence
was instinct with touching dignity, SIM
pie, tenderness. and moving pathos Her
performance reached a high level Of art.
In good contrast 10 the Kng was the
bold and resolute Due dc NemOurs OF
Mr. Hennig. an actor Of invaluable Vlgor
and broad frontcd m9nlness, and a special
need Of praise IS due Mr.. Lowell for
hts clever and pleasing Improvisation Of
the Daunhin.
The most successful Of all recent farce
comedies. Jane" will hold the boards Of
the Academy tonight. and special matt
nee and evening performances to-mor-
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
A BOY ON TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Venire Ordered in the Fuller Case-EN
dence Against Perry.

RALEIGH, \. G, September 9.-tSDe-
Walter Whitby (white). only II
years of age, was arraigned at Rocking
ham to-day for the murder of negro.
lie pleaded not guilty, and great sympa-
thy is expressed FOR him. tie swore the
shooting was accidental
\ special vcnire Of - IL ordered I'I
~ Edward Fuller murder trial. also AZ
Rockingham.
Evidence was given here today against
Wyatt Perry. the murderer Of his neish-
Dor Tom Bailey. Eailey's Two daughters
testified that after quarrel Perry went
to Baicy's house. called him out, sand
he had come to either Kill OF be killed
and then cut Baiey's throat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
THREE YOUNG MEN ARRESTED
For Eobbing Old Man Jones, One OF
Them His Grandson.

ASHEVILLE, y. c., September %
(SpeciaD. Three young men Of Ashe'ille
have been arrested on suspicion OF as
saultng and robhing old Mr.. Jones last
Saturday night. as related I'm Tuesday
Dispatch. Their names are Claude Jones
VIII Baker and James Payne. louhs
Jones is grandson Of the old gentle
man. They will have their hearing heN'
,rueedav. Meanwhile. Jones and Payne
are i'm iau. and Baker Is at large on a
bond Of 1900. Young Jones has been IN
serious trouble by his misconduct before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
The IrafYic Bureau.

The committee appointed TO formuls's
n plan and recommend manasvt -.
the Traffic Bureau OF the hichmont
Chamber Of Commerce. viii meet h,n'
Wednesday AT +. NJ. TO consider aVp"-
cations for the position.
The establishment OF this AUXILIARY OF
the Chamber upon IA satisfactory imam
clal basis Is now regarded as certain;
branchns Of business interested have
pledged II support. Not only that, blt
interests not. so directly affected sn' n
as real estate financial, AMI othrr
agencies ana institutions, have gwen ;. :
surance that they will bear th'r par III
meeting the expenses OF the bureau
There are several applicants Tor the posi-
tion OF manager OF the bureau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
a Letter from Mr.. Davis.

Grand Representative George B. Davis,
who is attending the seventeen annual
communication OF the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. lndepe ndcnt order Of Odd-FellOws,
now being held in Chattanooga. Tenn.
in a letter 10 friend here says the
meeting of the sovereign body Is most
successful one. lie refers 10 the unusual
Is large attendance, the superb weather,
the Hospitality Of the Chattanooga pcO-
ple. and the grand street parade and deco
rations Among the special pieces OF
decoration is beautiful arch. which is
iluminoi AZ night 10y 800 arc-llRhts. Nr.
Davis closes hy adding that all members
of the Virginia delegation are well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
Mr.. G. IL. Chapin Returns.

Major John d. Potts, division passsen-
ger agent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Is
boa receipt Of letter from MIR. Charles
H. Chaplin. dated New York. which con-
tains the news OF his return from south
America. and the request that h. should
he remembered 10 his many friends here.
Mr.. Chapin went To Brazil several years
ago. and Was in that country during the
change from the imperial 10 the republic
can form Of government, and WAS also
present and doubtless witnessed many Of
The exciting and tragic events Of the late
war. should he return to this city he
viii be warmly welcomed by many that
are SUI left Of his old acquaintanCes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21

are looking ahead. and that In the event
OF the next administration being Repuoh-
can. they will be given a voice In the
distribution OF patronage as n rewa.u
for making fight when others In the
party would not
AT OUR HEADQUARTERS.
state Democratic headquarters nave
been removed from the Chamber OF COM
merce building to No o9 east Main
street. upstairs. first floor. The new
rooms are large. airy. and weil-sutei Tor
the purpose.
The mails OF Chairman Ellyson sno"
that interest In the campaign Is increasing
throughout the state. Many Appoint
ments for speaking are being maus oa"''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
Infernnl Kevenue Collections.

Acting Collector Of Internal Revenue W.
H. Tyler reports the collections for first
twenty days in The last six months a.
follows. April. $500; May, $4,000; june.
tember. $4,000, September, 1888. $4,000.
The collections i'm July and August in
Clude tho special tax, which. having ban
nearly an In before september. shows for
this month a very healthy Improvement
inn the tobacco ana cigar trade over any
ono. of ~ pest six months. ana an excess
az $1,000 over the corresponding period
1T last It4I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-21
CoENNC At The COLLEGE.


cepfion Last Night.
f.. yesterday the matriculation-
h..a. W.-c opened at the collc-e, and
.....s u,rc kept busy enrolling
..t. 3 larger attendance than usual
' .ay leads 90 the hope for Il
--... THE committee Of the Edu-
r.II ana the Faculty Commit
.. J.tfauee Examination were al
f..l. CARLY deciding upon the
ut th- n.W wtn. AMI the air OF
.., Witch regnri was every
noticeable. Stugents have come
r. States. from other COLLEGES
..a..ir. cs. and there are not f."
.n.- f..u thr farm and the circles
.fi,.-Gl0d. earnest men. all
r ... fItrCai work. IL is said the
i.. Department Viii Doe unusually full.
t.- matrlculates 10y these siuhes
r.. rIty are EVan II Chcsternan.
...... ..r.tarv to the Governor, Dr.
Wood. president of the Society
.r r. prevention Of Cruelty TO AMI
..I HON. .. r. Lawless, Secretary
... Commonwealth.
..r exercises were closed by
.it ly the Young Mems christian
I.. o. the new students. a me
e.... assembled in the chapel. con-
... ~ many friends from the city.
t-.-t... l.smcn. and their LADY iriends'
......,rt singing Eraccd and giaduehe"
o.. .......n Excellent addresses We're
i.. a.I good impressions made lhs
.rt Nr j. II. Franklin. directed
O.. exercises WI. while much praise ~
,.. .'....ts Sallade Hambleion, Hu't.
... and others for excellent
'.... cement ~ the happy occasion. nat
.us youth just entering upon COZ
!.. Nf.-u ttraugcr-Inore than a warm
greeting and the smiles Of new-formSd
t... These were present last night
....rt lfaubl.t0n explained the WORK
" fa. College Young Mems Christian As
...at. n and mapped out plans iOr
reW years work. az 10 study ana idUV',
u. made the new students welcome anu
.rtrsl.l Co AN 20 give their hearts anu
t.u.s 90 Chusts Work. Professor H. n
f.res toiI The story OF Daniel ana MS
'.i-e friends. and showed how physical
r.s.l and spiritual development were
t.4.lfuIy illustrated IN their ives
"aa- these our models. ana We VIII get
r..L and keep Tgnt Drs. cooper
Hatcher Isagby, Nelson. and Messrs.
Towers. Euysor. and Chewing mace
...l!ai and delightful addresses, showing
r..g Interest In the college band. when
FATHERS for nine months work.
President Franklin gave "A cordial INV
ttt.u % the entire audience 20 the
l.uq.t, in the beautiful dlnlng-hall OF
i.r college There a CHEEKY hour was
i.ent which ali greatly enjoyed.
The session 1865 starts on auspi-
riol4ly.