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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
BLEW OUT THE GAS
AND NOW MISS flaming IS mean
DEATHS DOOR.
She IL n Native Of Allegheny County, n. y.
and Had Come to Richmond to In
vest In Virginia Lands.

Miss Mary 4. Tanning. Of Cuba, Al.c-
ghany county. n. Y, about fifty or sixty
years OF age. was found yesterday morn
ing unconscious In room at the Union
House. OF which Mr.. James T. ferrite'
is proprietor. at the corner OF Seventh
and Cary streets.
For some time Miss Tanning has been
in correspondence with Messrs. X. b'
Chafiin * Co. about a little farm IN var
ginia, suitable for poultry-raisins Shs
wrote the firm that for two or three
years she had been reading their cata
logues and wanted 10 leave the NORTH
for a miIder cline. She believed Nirgnis
WAS the best State for her In her letter.
sh. was very frank In telling her meant
for making purchase. winch We're hthit
ed. she spoke Of q. brother VINO WORKED
in shop in Cuba and of an Invalid sis.
ter. who would spend some TIME "''A
her II she came South.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Tanning
reached Richmond. and was cohduc'eH ps
a little negro boy. whom she picked ur
at the depot. 10 the Office OF MessfS
She was told by Mr.. John c. Easley.
who was i'm charge, that II was TOO lau
then TO 70 out and look at lands, ou'
II she came early the next morning hs
WOult take picdSutc iH S''S""'e "
around.
Miss Tanning then left t,le office. and
was shown by the negro boy 10 Ferriter'
place. where she engaged a room lei
the night.
20 her apartment TO awake het
early yesterday morning. ~. ne
mean time having Inquired II she
could lock the door, and was
told that she could do so. Yesterday
morning when the servant went up &c
awake ner there was no response TO re-
peatei knocks upon the door. Finally
the door was broken open. and the room
was found 10 be filled with escaping gas;
/ Miss Tanning was lying upon the Deo
: almost dead She had on her clothing
! and had removed her shoes. The amDu'
! lance was called. and responded. with Dr,
| Imxfori In charge He had the woman
| removed TO the city Hospital for treat
ment.
| When Mr.. Easley heard that a woman
| had been overcome by gas at ferriter 4
! ne at once thought IL might be MISS
| Tanning. she having failed TO appear al
| the office Of Chafnn K CO., and he at once
went there. but found that the lady had
| been removed 70 the city Hospital lie
| then drove out there and Identified her
! as the person who had called at his Office
| the evening before, and wrote 10 tne
Mayor OF Cuba. notifying him OF ths
occurrence.
| II was thought at first that the woman
atternnted 10 commit suicide, but that
theory Is not borne out by the circum-
! stances There is little doubt that she
! blew the gas out
Miss Tanning Is a small person. was
neatly but plainly dressed. and very like.
! ly IS a woman Of eccentric habits.
| Late last night she said to be
| somewhat improved, thought still In
| precariOus condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
TUE FIRsr or THE TEN.
The Lotus GIee Club at the ho""s 4"'"
Christian Association.

The Lotus Glee Club, assisted 10y -
Minnie Marshall. gave the hrst 9.s a
rouree entertainment last evening III Wy
Nj a. A. Hall The quartett1 Is oiig u
,Le hest on the concert stage to-uas :
sn5 th,. large audience present Was nioio
than daiiahted with the heautlul niv.o-
dies which they rendered. he iri5u, .., ~ ~
10 the Cub Of Loves Old sweet aoiis,
which Was especially arransed LOT ~,
hv Mr. smith, their Accompanies, ai.I
..pock of Ages" were superb IN aItsus
conception. Every one VINO has nearl
Them. knows how fine are the max iduai
Voices. both in quality ami m compass
nov rerfect H. the harmony how excel
lent Is the shading and expression, ana
non, wonderful the ensemble, 50 mat IN
unison passages 10 seems that there Is
but one voice.
Miss Aliruie Marshall carried Of. tho
honors OF shc evening By her recicttions.
'rhe Spanish Dancing Girl, and the same
ala Story. She possesses wonderfully
strong and sympathetic voice, pleasing
stage presence, and an earnes tness OF
purnose which bring her into the front
ranks as p rcciter. The programme was
an admirao lie enc and was intensely en-
jOyed by Ill.
The second Of this series Of entertain
ments viii be given THURSDAY, Ncvem-
Der 2lst 10y lion. Wallace Bruce, orator
and poet lis subject sill be Land
marks OF Scott
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
MR.. e. ~. CECiL APPOINTED
Travelling Passenger Agent of the South
crn Hallway.

Travelling Passenger Agent of the south
crn Hallway.
Mr.. G. W. Cecil, who was for more
than four years general agent Of the
Queen and Crescent route, with head
quarters I'm this city has been appointed
travelling passenger agent OF the South
ern railway. with headquarters at 40
o30 cast Man street, In this city TO sue
coed llr. j. C.. Horton, who was trans
ferred from Lynchburg 20 fill the posi-
ton temporarily This arrangement goes
into effect November LIST. Mr.. Horton
VINO during his Grief STAY In Richmond.
oiled .he position with ability. and made
r0anv trends VIII remain few DAYS
with Mr. Cecil. and then return TO Lynch
burg 90 resume his duties as agent OF
the Southern in that city
Air. Cecil is well known 10 railroad CIR
.iee All. especially 20 Richmond people
fe was connected with the queen and
crescent route lOr more than twelve
wears. being in the freight department
~ the road. For SIX months he was with
ia. Western and Atlantic railroad, with
Fe.lsuartcrs in Macon. Ga. He then re-
turned 10 tho Queen and Crescent as gep-
sral AGENT CD this city which position he
allied until q large portion of that read
was absorbed hy the Southern, as re-
epn OF which the rev position "ltn ih@t
comnauv was offered him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
THE JEfFEGsOy OPENED.
Mr. Fowler, of Baltimore, the First TO
Register.

The jefferson was thrown open yester-
day morning for the reception OF guests.
Mr.. John II. Fowler. OF Baltimore. was
the rst TO write his Signature upon the
register. Mr.. John l.. Baldwin, Of Iowa,
however, was the first 10 telegraph for
rooms
One of the most beautiful and unusual
featuies of the hotel IS the homeIlke ef-
feet produced by the Introduction Of pic
lures through the BEDROOMS.
This Is an innovation which cannot
fail to be appreci lted and admired by
all the guests and IL IS fact that in
this respect the jefferson Hotel stands
alone. as :here Is no other hotel in this
country furnished throughout with
pictures OF such II high order OF merit,
and as handsomely framed and carefully
selected and arranged.
Those works Of art are from the we'll
known house OF ". II. hetchum, Twen-
ty-nlnth street. New York.
Mr.. Ketchum gave personal attention
10 the selection Of these pictures. ana
being an artist himself, his work was
artist.cally done.
The MANAGEMENT Of the big hotel have
any number OF letters and kilograms in
curing about rooms and rates. These
inquiries are receiving prompt reply.
The following list OF guests from out
Of town were registered AT the Jefferson
yesterday:
John If. Fowler. Baltimore; r.. p. Du-
nan. Baltimore: John VI. Carriere. New
YORK. Edward l.. Behr. New York; Wal
lace W. Johnson. Amber. Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Ketchum, New York: w. +.
Cooke. New York; Jno. L. Baldwin. Coun-
eli Bluffs: Leon laacsen Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs. l.. l.. Shaw. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs
nj. r. Rowe. Boston; William Graham,
Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. +. F..
Waller. Cincinnati. William :,
Whitlock. L. Vernon Briggs, Mrs.
william Tudor. Boston, Mass. W. T.
Hokc. New York; j. X. blanchard Salt
Lake. Utah. II. .. Wilbur. New York;
J. T.. Killam, New Haven. Mrs. NJ N.
Foster. o.: Ben. l.. Heidngneld New
York: Miss Margery Nsing, San Fran
CISCO. Cal: John II. Green. Butler, Pa.
William II. Greer Washington, ID. g..
II. -. Han. Atlanta. Ga; Bernard Barron,
Ed Claf. New York: ". T.. Beckwith,
cleveland, o.. j. Brady, ID. T. Darling
grracuse. y. y, Colonel Thomas II. car
ter Washington. ID. G.
Residos these. there were about ninety
Richmond people who registered during
tho day. and last evening there were ses-
eral dinner parties gwen al the Jefferson
among the number ntlNo "iIc t'i.''i''
hv Mrs. Joseph Walker 20 Miss Lang
horne and Mrs Langhorne, ana others
a number Of members 81 the common
wealth and Wcstmoreland CluDs ais'
Tine1 at the handsome hoStelry. Nearly
overv one appeared in evening dress, and
the Interior of the building presented a
brilliant appearance
Everybody present expressed them'
selves I'm the most enthusiastic Language
over the many beautiful features OF inc
grand building. 80,
81 I'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
DIID or fS>fBNHTNf.
Mr.. l.. {. Tinslcy. the Furniture Merchant,
Fails for the sum Of eIj, 600.

Mr.. T. c. Tinsley furniture merchant,
doing business AT No 3D5 east Broad treet,
yesterday filed deed of assignment IN
the Chancery Court. TO Julian Bryant
as trustee. Ills liabilities are SlJ.gJ, and
his assets are unknown. The deed OF
trust witnesseth that since Mr. Iinsicy IS
unable - pay his creditors, and IL de-
sirous or doing So he conveys 10 his
trustee All his property, as follows, 20
be disposed of Tor the bcncht OF his
creditors.
First All Of tho stock OF goods. wares.
and merchandise row I'm his store. all his
furniture and other articles con-
tanned therein. open accounts ana
other eviderocs Of Indebtedness appearing
on HIS books. his office furniture, and
other property contained I'm his store.
Second 4 lot OF land In the city on
the south side of Cary street between
Cherry and Laurel streets.
Tlc deed empowers the trustee 10 take
immediate possession and 10 sell pub
Ncly or privately AN the property.
TIC preferred creditors are the State
Eauk. 800. The Citizens Bank, 500; Citi-
zcns Bank. $3.50. Metropolitan Bank.
Sl.nb aa1 the Citizens Bank. so.
The remaining debts are secured rata
bly,, without amy preference whatever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
prOnertY Transfers.

Richmond Daniel A. Barnes 10 Annie
g. Lockhart. interest in Rope Walk
property 81.
h. Nardi to a. Clio. personal property
ON premises, No. ga east Broad street,
S3.i3S.i6.
Fanny Smith 20 Farrar q Moore. ~ feet
on north side Leigh street, near oak, sub
ject 20 deed Of trust of Sl,3if. 500.
O.. Ro1dy Tenser TO Maria II. Tenser,
interest i'm estate OF Andrew l.. Tenser,
deceased. $1,000
John y. ana Annie O. Thomas 10 j. VI.
Conner. interest in Rope Walk tract,
Sl.ctu.
Amanda L. Thompson 10 Annie 6. Lock
hart. dover interest in part OF Rope Walk
tract. $3.50
igeurico.-Sue l.. and william 4. Boz
harmon TO John ". Jordon 20 feet on
north side Ohio street, near Williams
burg avenue. 800.
Emma " ana William II. Hicks 20 Sue
L.. wife of ". H. Bohannon. 40 feet on
north side ohio street. near Williamsburg
avenue, 500.
William G. Johnston's trustee 10 Caro-
line Schwartz. 40 feet on State street.
$50
William a. Wchb's trustee TO Helen,
wife Of !. j.. Stowe. Jr.. 40 feet on west
side Twenty-third street. near r, S2,i2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
.. - TN preliminary steps to be

rams as to the preliminary steps to De
takeu 10 secure a design for the monu-
ment. but as yet the only answer he had
received was from General Cabell. Coo
mel Cary moved that the report OF the
subcommittee heretofore presented pro-
posing the appointment OF a committee
on Design Oheir action to be subject 70
the ,nal ratification of the United Con
federatc Veterans Committee on the Da-
Wis Monument be adopted by this Board
Agreed to.
4 letter from Mrs. t. 4. Raines. OF Sa-
vannah. Ga. was read by the president
In answer to a communication from nm
in reference to getting the aid Of the
nauohters Of the Confcdcracy IN raising
money to build the monument. On mo-
ton Of General Wise. the president was
requested to communicate with the
Darph,ers of the Confederacy. az their
General meeting soon 10 be held at . r
lantn. and invite them 10 attend the cor
ner-stone laying OF the Davis Monument
and 10 assist this association In raising
the Davls-monument fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Notes.


Mr.. John +. Maloney is in Wilmington
y. C..
Mr. John F. Branch returned 10 the
city yesterday.
Mrs. r. K. Nuckols is quite sick at her
home. No. Nlia west Gay street
Hon. John l., Hurt. President pro tenn.
OF the Senate, was IN the city yesterday.
DR. Jud. b. Wood, president of the So
cietv for Prevention OF Cruelty 10 AM
mails. found a sorrel horse hltched 10 a
pnaeton on Main street yesterday morn
ing and took them 10 sweeney stable
where they can be found by the owner.
The horse seemed TO be suffering from
the cold and was sick.
The ladies' OF the Church OF the Gov
enant have arranged for pilgrimage TO
the ruins Of the University buildings
This Will be a chance TO see what Is ltlt
Of the old rotunda and annex, 10 VISIT
the beautiful grounds ana museum ana
TO study the general outline OF the ar
rangement of buildings before any
changes are made for rebuilding. An o.
portunity is also afforded those VINO de-
Sire to witness the game OF football
between the UNIVERSITY team and the
Richmond College, as the tickets Will be
good TO return by the night train
Harry J. Mooney. the Brockton. Mass.
shoemaker, who left his home on the 30th
of July with nothing but kit OF tools,
for the purpose OF visiting the capital OF
every state and make pair Of Brockton
shoes for the Governor OF every state I'D
the Union, arrived In this city yesterday
morning and procured the measure OF
Governor O'Ferrall, and Will make them
i'm the show window OF the Economy
Shoe store. Mr.. Mooney travels as a
representative of the American working
man. backed by no club or corporation.
and saws his novel scheme VIII prove to
fhe Industrial world what a workngman
can do away from home, penniless, with
nothing but a kit Of tools under his arm.
He has testimonv from all the Governors
for whom he has made shoes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
RITTER LATE THAN NFTEK.
After u Two Months Drought the Rain
Was Welcome.

When people got up and found sooa
soaking rain falling yesterday. they sigh
ed big signs of relief. Richmond ana VI
cinitv had not enjoyed the blessed e.
fccts Of a rain since october SIN anu
zen that rain was not at all satisfactory.
Grass flowers and out-of-door vegeta lloh
mad suffered intensely. ana many tr.ss
add smaller shrubbery were feeilng ,ne
long drought as could be seen by inc
Try7ng mo of the leaAs on all sides.
,|here had been much suffering among
Tho farmers all over the State. and dis
eouraging reports were being received
dailv from ali portions of Virginia as wei
as from other States. The water supply
was beginning 10 get low and IN some
Localities there were fears OF water
famine Just az the foot OF HOLLYWOOD
cemetery. people had been able TO walk
across the James.
When the rain did come, II appeared
To he i'm earnest. and a steady fall was
kent ND all day and until late at night.
The forecast for to-day Is rain followed
bv clear in the interior. There Is sad
need for about forty-eight hours OF steady
falling weather
When the rain commenced 70 fall yes
terday Il Is said the earth was so startled
that il dualgod IN many places throughout
the country. Hence the reports sent
out by press from various points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
ryNER4L or F1THER hLNhi I'm
Impressive Services Attended by Large
Innrrrgntion.

rho funeral OF Father James j. kene-
e,k whose death was announced in yes
terdav's Times. took place yesterday
Morning from ST. Peters Cathedral De
s,ite the inclement weather, large
,,,robor Of friends AID admirers or the
deceased attended the services Whlch
vrer. of a solemn and Impressive chdI
actcr. GA Al
The body arrived on the $40 \. Al.
train from Fredericksburg. and was met
NJ The depot by the pall-bearers and a
DELEGATION from 81. Peters Benencia.
Society.
AZ the church q solemn requiem mass
Nos sung bv Very Rev. u. J. Cutler
assisted bv Fathers Tierney and Ahern.
fn tho sanctuary were the following
clergy. Fathers Doherty. Il. !. Douo.
brc Vulabaid. Welbers. gallon. Wilson
Fowler. ORenly. DE Munyck, OFarreh
McVerry. and Frioli. Al the conclu.
sion Of the mass. the casket was opened
and the Right Rev. 4. Van de NyNvi
pronounced the absouton. The Bishop
before recltlng the ahsolution, paid a
most touching tribute 10 the lie OF me
dead priest. AT the conclusion Of tho
ceremonies, the congregation was per
mitted 10 view the remains.
pelecations from Alexandria and Fred
cricl-sburg were present 40 the funeral
Amone those attending from Alexandra
vcere SIR. and Mrs VI. Il. Barlow. T
q. Downey J. y. Lawior. John Don
nelly and a delegation from the Young
MEMS INceum. From Fredericksburg
CAPTAIN r. McCracken and Mr.. Griffin
were I'm attendance
The pan-bearers- members OF th'
NcGW UniOn-were: John r. Higgins
Arthur Rooney. Henry Caravati W. T.
RYAN. Or. ID. j. Coleman, John j. Fine
een W. = Reddy. \. j. Cavanaugh
Tbomas +. Edgar. j.. b. Doherty. John
4 RYAN. and ". l.. Finesan. Amone
The delegation from 81. Patrick's So.
cierv were r. J. Errght Thomas Shea
John Roche. T. j. Parater. Jr, and NJ
Mcnamara.
The mterment was In Mount Calvary
Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Mr. Stnart Here.

Mrs. J.. L. Stuart. Of The Southern Pres
h,,ferian mission I'm China. arrived in
~ civ Yesterday. She IS the guest Of
Mrs : Nj. Price. 35 south Fourth street
Mrs Stuart has been a missionary at
Hang Chow China. for twenty-one years,
where she is at the head Of school Of
fftv pupils. She delivered al the Second
prcsbvterian church yesterday an exceed
indy interesting and profitable address
40 The ladies Of the Missionary Society Of
East Hanover PresDytery Tuesday AT Z
- a. she addresses the ladies az the
PRESBYTERIAN church I'm Ashland. and on
sunday night. the 81 instant. AT o'clock
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Church Of the Covenant, on Harrison
e. root
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

MIR. George Med. Blake has just re-
turned from Reidsyille. y. c., where he
went 10 attend the races which have
been ordered of on account of the rain.
lie stated last night that while there ne
secured the great racc-horse Patchen
ana Gentry to race i'm this city on Thurs
dav. November eth. az the Exposition
Grounds. under the auspices OF the
Richmond Riding and Driving Associa-
ZION
THO Board az Directors OF the Associa-
ton viii NEE. tonight at o'clock at
the Exchange Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
JErFnRsoS DivIs MoNUMEyT.
Meeting q. the BOARD OF Directors Of the
t>-ocin;iDn.

4 meeting Of the Board oil Directors Of
IN. Davis Monument Association was
held Yesterday evening. Those present
were Messrs. j. Taylor Eliyson presi-
dent. Peyton Wise, Jonn H. Cary.
,rbonas p Campbell George l.. Chris
Tia, ID {. Richardson. Joan :. Elicit.
II p. Chesterman. and General 4. n.
Rrander. VINO was invited 70 BE- present
In his capacity q commander OF the
Virginia Division o. United Confederate
Veterans.
the president reported that since the
last meeting he had written TO several
members OF the Davis Monument Com
mittee. of the United Confederate Vete-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

The Board Of Managers OF the Home
-. t-...,-ranles. N.sh 10 thank through
IT,. rrr-s Mrs. ". II. Mccarthy
Mrs j. Wright and iirs. Isaac Daven.-
port. Jr. for beautiful ana valuable Niiee'-
a. the request published about ten days
AGO The gratitude for these chairs
.sn,ot be measured. nor is IL possible 10
estimate the comfort and relief they
bring 20 hcd-r.dden patients. As .ahines
,hfs ouick and generous response 10 the
erv AZ the helpless shine in the hearts
Of All who love and are interested in this
llnrLIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Blaze in "A W0Od-Shel.

Considerable excitement was created
about 1879 o'clock last night by the
burning OF a wood shed In the rear OF
No. So north Ninth street The shed
was attached 20 the house when is one
of several frame buildings located there.
and for time IT looked as though the
whole row was IN danger. but the efficient
work Of The firemen soon subdued tho
flames and the damage done Will not ex.
coed Sloo. The building was occupied by
Mr. John Harris and family.
Mr. Wallersteln's stable, situated near
the shed, was thought 90 be In danger
at one time. and the horses which were
stabbed there were gotten out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
Deen Run I:ant Club.

The following programme has been
manned out for the meets OF the Deep
run Hunt Club during the month OF
November:
saturday. November I'd, Westbrool,
Gate. 3l5 p. NJ. Wednesday, 9th, New
Reservoir. 3i5 Y. NJ, Saturday 9Th. Rio
Vista. 3lj p. NJ; wednesday, 18th. Fair
Grounds. els +. II. SATURDAY 10TH Bar
TO-. Heights Or. Tritton's) L. NJ.
Wednesday. 9th. Kennels. 3 p. NJ: Sat-
urday. 23d, Rio Vista, =. NJ. Wednes-
dav. 9Th. New Reservoir; 3. p. NJ; Sat
urday. soth. race meeting at Chantillly,
p. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
HaY Visit Richmond

II is thought that the Duke OF MARI
borough will visit this city for a day
or two after his visit 10 Washington and
before returning to the North. II Is
nresumed that the Duke will come Tor
the purpose Of seeing the many points
81 historical interest in and around the
cffv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

rhe condition OF Charlie Hudgins. the
messenger. boy. who was badly cut by a
negro. while defending white nov. a
fun account of which was published In
Sundays Times, was reported TO be con
siderahly Improved YESTERDAY /, is
said that his recovery will be only a mat.
ter OF a short while.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

the schools in this and other cities that
undertaking.
(y. That VIC request the Richmond
papers to give wide circulation TO this
suggestion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

r. c. Richardson. OF Baltimore. through
his counsel. Messrs Montague 4 Dawson
brought suit in the Law and Equity
Court against A. ). Ford. trustee, FOR
81 500. to recover money alleged 10 be due
on an open account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

The following gentlemen constitute the
grand jury OF the Hastings Court for
the November term:
Jmes q. Mosby j. 5. Moore. .Myer
Heller Thomas owen. Jr.. C.. l.. Brown
Junius H. Morris e. WILEY Davis: J
+. Phillips. and Luke Hardy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
suit was entered by Hexter Brothers
AGAINST II. Il. Hirshberg for 500.
Judgment was confessed by Henry
Won I.evern in favor Of Il. u. Butt for
s7i6.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01

The Baltimore sun leads of the news
paper fund in Maryland with $50 IN an
editorial worthy VI that most excellent
paper
The stanton News starts the ball 10
rolling" I'm that town with a subscription
OF so. which We believe is the first maze
bv a newspaper as such IN the state
The subscriptions 10 the University
building fund sent IN yesterday are as