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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
ANIMALS ruArrUNIBlE UPWARD

II is only reasonable to suppose that
the ability to sustain an enormous pres
sure can only he acquired by animals
after generations of gradual migrations
from shallow waters, says writer in
the Popular Science Monthly.
Those forms that are brought up by
the drcdge from the depths OF the ocean
are usually killed and distorted by the
enormous and rapid diminuuon of pres
sure in their journey to the surface, aud
il 10 extremely probable that shallow
water forms would be similarly Silled
and crushed out of shape were they sud
denly plunged into very deep water The
iieh that live at these enormous depths
are. ia consequence of the enormous
prcssures, liable to Il curious form of nc-
cident
II, in chasing their prey or for any
other reason, they rise TO a considerable
distance above the floor Of the ocean,
the gaeses of their swimming bladder be
come considerably expanded and their
specihc gravity very greatly reduced. Up
10 q certain limit the muscles of their
bodies can counteTact the tendency TO
hoAt upward aud enable the fish 10 re-
gain its proper sphere of life at the bot
TOM but beyond that limit the muscles
are not strong enough 10 drive The body
downward, and the fish, becoming more
and more dlstended as il goes. Is grad
ually killed On its long and inyolnBtarv
journey 10 tho surface of the sea-
The deep sea fish. then, are exposed 10
danger that no other animals In the
world nre subject tO-namely. that az
tumbling upward. That such accidents
DO occasionally occur ia evidenced by fhe
taci mat some fish, which are known to
be true deem sea forms. We're discovered
dond and floating on the surface Of he
ocean long before our modern investiga-
tons were commenced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Pittshurg. Marh $. Several months
ago Charles i'nttcmon. formerly a resi-,
dent OF Allclhepy. but who has NOT
been heard irom Nv his wife and family
turned. lie found 1hns his father and
mother were dead, andl.that his wife
who had supposed hersclffn widow. mad
married his brother and that they were
living ia Poplar street, Allegheny The
rrtnrn Of the long'lnst husband created
consicrnatioa. his wife not diving oh-
tanned a legal diyorrc from lin before
marrying his brother. Noihing more
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
MlTCHELLS COMPANION.
THE MAN WHO WAS A PaRrIcI'
PANT IN BHE HOUSTON
Tragedy Placed in Jail Yesterday.
HoisC. +. simonton orthe Fam
Gus Fort Bend County.


Houston Tex, March s-when the hor'
rlble tragedy at the Grand Central depot
occurred about three weeks azo, in which
four people were Killed and three wounded
one Of the participants escaped. THIS was
tho mau who went to the train with
young J.. II. Mitchell. WHO went there 70
murder Constable sutton Of Eagle Lake
and who killed him aud Milton Sparks.
Ever since the night OF the tragedy officers
have been vigilant. and tonight they
brought ia and Jailed Q. i. slmonton OF
Iulshear. Fort Bend county They say he
IS the man who accompanied Mitchell on
his mnrdorous mission, aud Will present
him 10 the grand Jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
NOT so FIERCE.
The Boston Workman Did Not Really
Mean to Preach Anarchy.

BY Associated Press.
Boston. March THE seriousness OF
the movement OF the unemployed TO
secure attention ut the State House has
been exaggerated by some iinild or sen,
hAtional people. The crowd that waited
upon the governor and demanded that
ibs state should furnish work for the
unemployed contained few. II any
Hunrchsts. They were for the greater
part well meaning, ignorant men. many
bf whom konw little Of the ways Of this
rountry. and supposed THAI The governor
Hns endowed with all the authority and
power invested Ia u despotic ruler in thr
Did World Morrison !. Swift their
leader, IL most wid'mauurrrd man.
He X socialist OF the advanced type.
but Is extremely uui1 and inonensirc.
lie Is O graduate Of Williams college ana
1Ohns Hopkins university lnd Inns writ.
ten good deal uu the subject Of
I0cialhm. Those who know him wei SAY
Day ID "a ridiculous 10 suppose that hr
NOuld counsel q resort TO i0rre 10 secure
his rnds lie believes iu the right and
duty of the state 10 provide opportunity
for employment 10 the people. and has
fuldO himself n martyr TO his lniih
The movement OF Mayor Matthew'S
against the West End railway company.
which controls The street ears in Boston,
is exciting much discussion, Just how
fnr this il the uutgruWth ~ d scheme 10
prick a bubble or 10 mid a bcDr movement
against the stock IL rs impossible 90 say,
The bears are. Of course. banking ON tho
movement directed against ihr rpnd,
both at tic Stuie House aud at the city
nall, 10 helm thcm out mud met them u
profit They know that tie movement
has boon in contemplation for some time,
and that " "a participated in 10y some
important perspnHgus. They don't eN.
poet the more Drastic ut the Proposition
offered 10 become laws. SOME Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

was heard OF the case until today. when
Pattersons attorney filed his answer TO
the application for divorce, when ms
wife had filed soon after his reappeaf-
nnce in the city. From the answer II
s. evident that Patterson has no idea
Of following the example Of Enoch Ar
den, a. h. not only opposes his wite's
divorce, but wants her back and de
mands his share Of the estate Of his DC
ceascd father which his wife and his
brother her supposed husband, have
been enjoying Tor 80 many years. Par
terson demands Jury trial aud that his
wife and the property, which is very
valuable be- restored 10 him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Almost everybody has read ato,, =,
stone OF Destiny Traditis, sa,. tse
, t, 2ee upon which Jacob rested M. !, =
99sne'a the vision Of the ladder ,4,e se9 le
cessioo ,''s a9 6 N heaven Through sue.
passed Into tho hands ~ ms stone
Nngs and thence 20 the FurlisS, s991.lsh
~ centuries found an ahidiHe ~ mas
N ll the seat Of thu ancian,t iaSe IN
'liar ~ England In which M. ,p'ohs-
efslgns have becu crowned many SOW
N .'. ~, tion 'Slsp saws That tho $50,
.,,n,r.... s 1ir only remsin AZ the ', s ~
piooheSf. IT is said. ap.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
CRANK An THE TREASURY.
nv A aaorintad prea.s

Washington, March ST. have a
lottery scheme ! want 10 interest YOU Ia !"
eald q wad-eycd, welldresscd young man
10 Assistant Secretary Hamlin az lie
treasury department yesterday. at the
same time unturling a long roll Of paper.
Tho stranger began to rattle away In mn
incoherent but earnest manner, and Mr.
Hamlm became a, once aware that he
was crazy. Al that moment a delegation
OF ESduimauN were in the corridor. and
had attracted the attention of the mes.
sengers. Widen MIR. Hnmlin rot nm
opportunity TO speak. he told the yonng
man that the scheme was 80 excellent
that he desired 10 lot two OF his personal
friends into II. and he would straightyav
bring them into mis- office. lie returned
with two treasury watrhnen. and the
man was turned over To the police. lie
gave his name as j. Nj. Mcdonald Of
No. 90 l. street, y. W. Mr.. IlRmlin's
manner was 81 quiet that cx-Congtess.
man Russell, OF Alassachnsetts. WIN WIS
IN the room az the time. did not KNOW
that anything unusual had hnppeneJ M
III told Of IL afterwRri.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
GAINESVILLE RrnGEr
urainmcn Fear an Amrnipt WIN he
Made TO Hold Up Santa Fe Train.

1870 80 " h"NAiNsA - AINlnt
speeial Dispatch.
Gainesville, 1c1. March 3 Parties
coming down from the North this morn.
n,E reported considerable uncaslnoss
n1t,henk the trsinmen ON the Atchson.
dopehn aud Santa lfe north OF pureeli
They fear u holdup BY he Dalton eun,,
nnd expect it amy night Good authority
t@tes that members OF the gang nre In
hiding somewhere between Seward nnJ
hnihrie and they are well prepared for an
g ,ill,., an armed and say they viii
John Eagle was IN the clty today from
trl hor9Hs Red river and reports pan
ners quito numerous In his Mediterranean
re Killed one a Tow days ago with his
George i, wepdlInr lcetured at tho
nifn school building here tonight TO n
plendid andience His lecture was under
me auspscee VI the Young Men, ChIs
lnh association His subject was "Tbe
han ~ Galilce.'
Work II progresing rapidly on the now
Nm Nl's sooa ,gh' building and the machinery
A y. Bethard ~ the Missouri kansas
inn IeAHs was here to-day.
w u. Dashicll. travelling Daasene,r
,Ssni 81 lae Texas and Pacific was In
Rev NJ. G. Johnson FOR several ycan,
mstor o. the Cumberland preahv ier,nn
hurch here has rendered His resi,,,,n in,,
take effect July 1 Throat tronSle
off,S MN 10 seek a chenge OF climat,.
M he VIII 80 10 California, '''''
~ nieeiing OF The city council todsv
he sewerage aud telephone MN ~ Ssg',s'.
we're passed under suspensien ny III nv,
nles The tax committee and ordin Wy
'el 1,l,ale We're instructed 10 frame 'l Sg
"ads nS M rs iso, ,'sc Issuance OF 5000
0nde. Improvement
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
AN OKLAHOMA TRAGEDY.
A JAILER REsENTs ORDERS
GIVEN BY A COMMISSIONER.
He and the Commissioner Met in
SaIoon-The Jaiier Fired, so Did
Commissioner Now the
Jailer's Dying,


Special Dispatch.
Perry, o. y. March s. - News
was received here today Of IL
shooting aft'ray (which took place at
Enid yesterday between County Com
missioner w. A. Williams of o county
and Jailer John A. Williams OF the
same county. Taller Williams took Of
fence at some orders given by the com
missioner, and met Commissioner VII
liams in a barroom and commenced 10
abuse him and at the same time
whipped out pistol and commenced
shooting at the commissioner. The
commissioner returned the fire and shot
Williams in the abdomen from which
be is dying.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
SCARLET FEVER Ar WACO.
Special nlspatch.

Waco, Tex. March S,-Thc prevalence
Of scarlet fever In the city X ME subject
of much talk and Anxiety.
Already there Ia talk Of closing the
public schools until the disease shall have
been stamped out The board Of health
Is taking active measures To prevent the
spread OF the disease and To eradicate
Il.
Quarantine regulations have been nut
IN force where the disease exists. Physi.
CLANS are confident thar with proper pre-
cautions and the carrying out 5gidly Of
the regulations prescribed the disease will
soon disappear.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
SAW DEVILS.
HON. RoBT. HODGES OF PERRY,
BROTHER OF JAKE,


Perry. o. r.. March s.--IIon. Rob
srt H. Hodges. once Of the most promin'
ent lawyers OF this city. sustained quite
n serious accident last night. Mr..
Hodges IL from Texas. and is brother
of Hon. Jake Hodges, who was eleetor'
at-largc on the Cleveland ticAet in 1sO2.
Mr.. Hodges has been haying bad dreams
aud claims he saw ugly pictures. Last
night he became 10 frightened at the
ugly pictures that he jumped from a
hwo story window TO escape the Imaginary
devils. He broke a thigh In the jump
aud II Ia thought he cannot live.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR.
General Fight at a Church Regarding
Retention of the Pastor.


hN NhhoelRleu iresS-
Lebanon, Ohio. March -Bceinning
today. a score or more OF suits will be
filed in the courts here, growing ont Of a
most disgraceful affair AZ the Missionary
BAPTIST church, four miles south OF this
city. There is a division over the pas.
tor, On Friday night the congregation
met TO decide as TO his retention. The
pastor u liar. A friend Of the preacher
knocked the bolligeront down, and that
started general light. The lights We're
eXtngniShed, and IN the bnttle that fol.
lowed the pulpit furniture was wrecked,
tho pews ruined. the carpets spoiled, and
moro than fifty. persons were injured
Many women tainted, and the scene was
a wild one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Did You have nice ThanksgiyiurY
Yes said Blade o. Grass.
did .you give thanksY'
Yes"
'What forg"
Because of the near approach Of
Christmas"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
LOOMING FoR man nusnANn

0WNVTnI II1WlTNll
Dallas Tex, March ga Mrs. Bueh-
anan and her little son are In mis- citv
In destitute circumstances. Dr. RncL.
anan, her hnhsand. has mysteriously iis.
appeared, She claims that her husband
formerly practlced medicine In Fori
Worth ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
KILLED IN A RELIGIOUS ARGU
MENU


Raleigh. n. g.. March s. Lucen Her
ring and John Green, living near Fay
etteville, got into a religious argument
this afternoon. The argument developed
into a quarrel and fnnlly into fight
u ended by Green stabbing Herring 10
death. The murderer was arrested.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
RAmRoAp sAFR RoRnEn

lrcss kvnori,
Dyer, Mich, March S-The safe OF
the Michigan CeufrN tlrplf Nn flsqs
open last night. anh small amount Of
mpney and large number Of tickets
We're taken.
There Is no clew TO the burglars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
CHARGED WIN ToWWnY.

Houston. Tex. March Sc. S.
Downey Of S. Marys, Kan, is wanted
by The officers for passing on Clarence
Gueriugcr, proprietor of the llu hius
house, q cheek flr $40 TO which the nhlne
forged.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
uousroNs POPULATION.
Il Claims 81, $50 Souls, Which Makes II
the Largest city in the state


Special Dispatch.
Houston. Tex, March s. The new city
directory issued today shows Houston
10 be the largest city ~ Texas. The pop
In twenty month"; Of 1896. Under Tie
old method of computing population. dhrce
and half to the name, Houston would
have ~ ,s03. The now basis Is three to
the name.
Houston and HNrrls county also have
the smallest mortgage Indebtedness Of
any OF The larger city or counties IN
Texas. Brsdes Houston's corporate linn.
ils are the SIMPLEST OF any Texas city,
three mllce square.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
DHARyARl PARTIES NAV ms
SHOT.
Jury y Pcoria Declares Man n,s,,a.i
In pepperiug iiis Noisy Neie6Hs,,.,i, 'eu


Jury In Pcoria Declares N Ala, r,.,,s
in pepperius iiis Noisy Nsie SSSSo,,ued
BY Associated prcas.
Peoria, M. March s.. i,r, T., !,
alrcnit court went oh reeor1 S,t,,.. ine
d declaring that man wns ',,,Gi''' ,,,
usNael h shooting The members .9
Peoria, III, Marcli S..-A inr,' d, -
sas op tr'al all week on i've cbhfyes 'n ~
is-anll wiih jntcnt TO 90 arent h,ii.
lArm. he having shot Ave members ~
.grrvafl party One man rot 49,
,.skiy SHOT IN his body and Il reonire.i
az ervlcee II all the physicians IA NM ~
Pc h''prhoni Ter q dny 10 cps thrm .,t
% lri me case was hnld fought an
a The jury brought hi X eer'
.lmnlt assault. Ia waich M AZ.
i44lf Va as lew N ~. All tba n.rti-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
REPUBLICANS MEET
10 Discuss Tauant County and Fort
Worth Politics.

10 Discuss Tarrant County and Fort
Worth Politics.
me county and city Republican ex-
Syuuve committee Of Fort Worth and
,iNfraht ounly met yesterday TO perfect
luelF reorganization and to elect a county
ahd city chairman to succeed j j. Gan
non, VINO now resides IN Dallas, Hon.
a. W w ray presided over the meeting
when was very harmonious aud those pres
emf were iuhlant over Republican pros
pe'ls IN the future on the ''split.b as
lney termed it. In tho national Democ-
rley between the Cleveland and Hill
IYrees' p Mont Rely was unanimously
onosen chairman Of the county and city
executive committee for tho ensuing two
years. aud w. II. ingalls,, Il relative Of
~ senator Ingalls, was @ eted secretary.
ne committee held an executive snrsion
alelt ward, and took some action in re.
sarl 90 the mayoralty contest. but il
could not he learned what Tint action
Was Owing TO The fact that little Of
we DELIBERATIONS Of tho meeting was
sven ont II is not known who will! be
nnIorsed Tor mayor but Il Is thought
Mr, Drake VIII be the man. 1t was re-
ported on tine streets that the meeting
had indorscd Mayor Paddock, hut the
REPORT was not verified. Mr. Reilly, the
new chairman of tile committee. was seen
nut rtiused 10 say what action in this
regard had been taken
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Press Report.
Washington. March Slight hundred
aud ninety nine applications were made
for patents iaed for the week endinr
Tuesday. the largest Of any week thls
wear
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

One Of the finest lee cspps in years
SAYS an ui-riyer exchange. II viii he
cracked np more next summer.--Yonkrrs
Statesman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
An ITALIAN CONSUL
Has Enemies In Cincinnati Who Would
Burn Down His House.


T IVna INepOfT,
Cincinnati, March s,-Sevcral attempts
We're made BY two unknown men to burn
the country residence of DIR. Rayogli. the
Italian consul here; the first being u
month ago which was discovered.
Since then bull dog has been poison
ed. Last night men were discovered in
the act when the guard opened FIRE, but
the men escaped The consul cannot ex-
nlAin the nltempts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

concerned are woll.knuwn farmers about
Eden, and The charivnri occurred az the
marriage Of Moody's son.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Best food for cow or horse. johnson
GTA4s liay, ~ 40 cents per bale. "a
L1anN & REEVES.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

.,n Tho. Way IN Win q Woman Is the
uque Of The new MAY by Jerome X.
Jerome which p, II. Sothern aud com
p panS may produce in Boston during their
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

Iagson says the ambitions ar,is. may
noi DO snpersiitious At first, hut he snan
o'lins 10 depend on signs-Hmira Ola
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

On the style of the Persian revue a
mnsic1l satire ON the notable fads and
f'eiHs OF the season BY Svdtlrv Ilospu-
XXI, NiA be produced AZ the Casino In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09
OUTDOOR SPORT.

OUTDOOR hfpitT.
Hunting clothing. camp chairs cots
and seur at Andcrson's gun house,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-09

None hut tca-year old Reiie OF Neison
whisky sold over tho Mansion Bar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-04

COTTON OF OFFICERS BY THE
GRAND COUNCIL OF CAROLINA.
49,, an The Raleigh Strcc.-RaiIwsy In
erea,cd--A Train Parts End Then
.o,,;dos New Trial Granted.

vIrrGH. y. O., May 3.--(Spccial)- -
So. ,,r,nI Council OF the Royal Area
....., ,,-iay elected the following officers;
=. Cu. OF t.surinburg. grand regent;
=, q, Decker. grand vice-rogcnt. r. ID.
..,.,r~. grand orator. W. y. Boyd. Of
,....s.ra. rrand secretary: a. NJ. Powell.
...tlrh. Grand treasurer W. r. Roun-
.. c.ui chaplain; I;d. zoc'lcr. grand
charles Dewey. grandh warden; J.
i.rrrecht. nond sentry; I. II. I'm.
-. t. Hnuch. and L. G. carlton. trus-
D. Howell Way. representative. and
3. 90. talrs. alternate. Greensboro was
.rr4x Che roSt meeting place.
A LONG DELAY.
., Eai..sh Gas and Elcctric-Light
.-..v today increased the bid on the
. .... street railway. THIS will make
.,..- ..lc necessary. II will delay the
.... af least eight weeks. II may be
rr ll lhDn made VIII b. again
.rl The matter viii thus 10 on
..N Raleigh being meanwhile
. street railway.
O'Clock this morning long freight
OH Dos WAY here, on the Raleigh
tr.r.ta AIRLINE. broke IN two near
...r Tais-GrounGs. and when the
...n slowed UP in tho city limits
section ran into IL. Seven cars
..H.I lu a deep cut, and there
..r.. H to pieces. No one was hurt.
.. crowd watched the heavy work
th' wreck.
...t,rc court has given Hale and
th, murlc!ers Of Andy BTyson,
L.. county, a new trial
<..l carolina Lutheran synod met
... church. Rowan county. to-day.
81. ~. Michael, Of Lincoln,on. is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.
4 Happy Celebration ut 0rsce-ssreet lisp.
tist Last Night.

A great and brilliant audience attended
the sixtieth anniversary OF the Grace
Street Baptist Sunday school last night.
and by many cordial demonstrations at
tested its satisfaction and enth islasm.
The musical programme was excellent.
Mr.. Shepherd Webb opened with a volun-
tary on the grand organ. ana several
choice selections were rendered by the
string band. The small organ md the
piano accompanied the choral music.
Mr.. John r. Goddin, who has recently
been honored by his unanimous re cleo
tion as superintendent Of the school. pre-
sided. and read his annual report. The
st0tiItics showed that the school IL hlghly
prosperous. Its attendance las been ex-
cellent, many OF the zcholars have con-
fessed Christ, and .he methods Of in
struction are steadily improving. Mr.. ].
Garland Pollard. one Of the most efficient
teachers In the school spoke the word OF
greeting to the audi snce. and this was
followed by solo by Mrs J. u. Knowles.
Mr.. j. +. Cosby has charge VI the
music. and led the school In singing seve-
raj most inspiring songs 4 little fairy
band from the infant-class charmed the
audience with delightful golo and
chorus. musical treat was rendered by
Messrs. Watkins and t.eftwi,h.
Major Robert stiles made an address on
THE Power Of the Sunday School over
the Church." which was marked by that
fervor and intensity which are so char
acteristic of him. The school has n prize
system. which rewards those who come
every Sunday In the year and also those
who bring In new scholars There were
great number who bad not missed A Sun
day during the past year. and received
prizes for activity in this line There was
quite touching scene when Mr. Nicholas
who had brought in ffty-three scholars
during the year, came no 10 receive his
prize. il vas given him in gold. He took
1t from DR.. Hatcher, and then said: "Doc-
tor, ! return this money to you TO be
used for the good OF his church i'm such
way ~ you may think best" DR..
Hatcher presented these prizes. and ac-
companied the gifts with such words of
compliment and humor as ;he occasion
suggested.
At the close Of the exercises DR..
Hatcher spoke cheeringly Of the outlook
for the school. and urged rpon others 10
come in. and help and share In the glori-
Gus work. Mr.. Thomas j. Todd was
chairman Of the efficient Committee Of
Arrangements.