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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
BANKS IN TROUBLE.
The First National of Ithaca, Mich,
Closes It's Doors.

ithaca, Mich. oct. 1.-The First Nation
al Bank of ithaca closed this morning.
Robert NJ. Steele Is president Of the bank.
as well as Of the one which failed yester-
day at Mount Pleasant. Steele failed at
st. Johns recently for a large sum. The
capital of the bank is $4,000
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Crawford County.
Dade County.

Roberta, Ga, Oct. 7-Crawford county
goes for Atkinson by $50 majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08

Millen, Ca, Oct. THE state demo-
cratic ticket goes through by safe ma
jority in the 1,444th district.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08

Tennille, Ga, Oct. 1.-THE election passed
off quietly, but the contest was very
close. The democrats are victorious by
a small majority. Atl1inson's majority
will probably be 200 in the county.
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Mcintosh County.
Pierce County.

Darien, Ga, Oct 7-Atkinson will get
500 or more majority
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08
Emanuel County.

A G,alnsooro, Ca, Oct 7.-Estimates give
oficars % majority and the other state
SSsouotful For representative, Brinson has y
20 majority. crimson mas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-08

ceedingly doubtful. All the candidates
ran close.
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''lllnOre' Ca. Oct lover $50 votes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-18
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Two Men Accidentally Shot--Condemned
Murderer Processes Religion.

Two Men Accidentally Shot--Condemned
Murderer Processes Religion.
Brcrham, Texas. April 1.-THE accident
nj discharge of u gun on Mr.. Routt's
place. near chappen lin. wounded two
OF the farm hands. one in tho mouth anu
the other in the hand but not seriously.
A small red-hcaded. freckled-faced boy.
who gave his name us Luther Wisdom of
Denison, was pick up on the Central
track from IN front OF u train this morn
ing. where he had fallen with u hit. He
WAS soon revived, came up town and fell
on the sidewalk with another MT.
jim Henderson, coored killed mad
dog in the southern part OF the city yes
terday evening.
Ths Landerdale quarry. sixteen miles
north of here was closed down. and the
machinery has all been moved to Clay
station. where new quarry will be
opened
Wa, son postmaster, was opened today.
II in on tho Central three miles from
Brcnhnm.
A travelling man with hypnotic power
has been amusing the guests IL the Ex-
change hotel for Two evenings by hyp-
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BAPTlsT MISSIONS.

The Work Ieing Dono by the Coorcd
Church tn TeNasA Good showing
Hastror Tex 9. April II The state Bap-
tist foreign mission convention reasse,n-
nlea ard proceeded with the following
exercises:
song. Alas, and Did My Savior Bleed"
by President Light.
lar. Vars Of Atlanta, Ga, district secre-
tary OF the American Baptist Publication
nfylety. was then introduced, and gave
an in,ere sting talk. SAYING that his being
hero showed how inpch the American
Baptist Publication society cared for those
Baptsts here TO send Il man down at
cost of $50 TO meet with them; that the
American Baptist Publication society is
neither white nor black, but composed OF
co,c9el Americans and white Americans.
VINO are sending The Hip,c 10 foreign
lands, and when they read and usdcr-
and II they generally become Baptists;
that haru are siNty-flve millions of people
IA tAu Timed states and out o. mat mum
her forty mill ons 20 10 know Jesus cars
IA Tie priGon ol tho,r sins. lie star ed
TINT the tcty uAd given away Tour
part oi that was given Tor the help Of the
"a, $40.
In Andrews. pastor of the white Zap
tst church of bIHtiop was introduced to
the convention ana gave u brief but time
a qavol wns presented to President
IaRnt in hrhalf Of Inc students of Bisnop
e9ll'rc winch lie accepted with few
Rcv. +. l.. Light next delivered hi. an
huH, Address making several wise recon
rarndati,n MS Tor Vic future WORDING of the
convention. Tho convention has prosper
| "a Wonderfully since Elder Light has been
lts president ln SIS months $500 haYe
il, cn laiSctl for Tie foreign mission work.
lIe ~ said to be one of the mohel pastors
| OF IrNaa. He ~ pastor OF III" Antioch
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PRESBYTERY OF BRAzOS.
Proceedings Of the Convention II
Session at Hearne.
MINISTER'S AND ELDERS ATTENDING
Anxious to Retain DIR. Scott of Galveston
Proceedings of Tho State Baptist
Foreign Mission Convention.

- -. .,,, ~ ~. r.-..nv.n-v
Hearnc, TeNas, April if--A ne 'e'
o. Brazos was convened here last evening
n, 8 M Raw. George q wooabrlago
~ y ''' ~ ~ -,
of Houston preached the opening sermon
from John. ilth chapter and 9Th verse.
nov I u We, -, Hrva, wa. made
90 Va -. -"
moderator and Mrs. c. w. Bocock was
elected temporary clerk.
rhs follo,y,ny were nresen.:
80 49, ,,s - n
Mlnistcrs-F. l.. Allen. Hearne' X. ~
Byers. George u Woodbridga. w. s. Red
- a. Story os 1io,s,o,. u g. Boa.
-, ,.',-.,. >,,, W.,
brenhan w. NJ hllpatricX' Ne" ~
criy; j. w. Montgomery. iiddinss, W
y. scott. -. D. Galveston, n srnyiec,
huntsville; j. q. Tanner, Navaso!:i J.
u. West, Bryan, James wilson Macy;
W l.. Kennedy, uuntsViil-.
Ruling Elders-J T. Mitchell of Bryan
church, T.. q. Wielder Of calvert church,
a. H.. Fuller of Galveston church, J, w.
Williams OF ,iiddings church john Shodp
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ROCKDALE LOCALS.

New Hardware Iouse-Firemen to Celc-
brate-'rhe Brick Plant Idle.
Rockdale, Texas. April 1G.--Mr. Louis
Henne. substantial merchant of New
Braunfels. after prospecting here for some
days, has finally determined to open u
hardware house in Rockdale, tho business
to be conducted by his son. With this
end In view, MIR. Henne has purchased
Two lots on ,aineron street, the size of the
oid Haywood place. and VIII begin III once
lie erection OF brick store hoGae GUAiU1
feet THIS Will make the fourth hardware
house in town. but trade ls growing here
ana an are ilkeiy to fiourisn.
y disting uished body OF oil Confrd-
crates were 1T tho international and
Great Northern depot at the Arrival of the
3;3O j.. m. train yesterday, accompanied
by the Sllyor city Cpruet hand and a car
riagc gaiiy decorated with hunting. 1t
was understood that General kosser w9ul I
pass through here GA route to Cnmcrun,
Where he was billed to lecture and dur
rg his fow hours sojourn his conrad, :
intended to lcal him royalty. but he
crowd lad tho band play "Dixie. and the
ponlerous frame OF Mir. J T.. Hale was
safely planted IN the decorated carriage.
and no Mas a warmly cheered as General
koaser would have been.
FIR several years past the first day of
May has Witnessed "A regular gaia day IN
Nockdale. the occasions being od-t!mc
May-day celebrations. with parade. coro-
nation II May queen. May pole dane.
speaking, Tournament. etc. Thousands
have generally attended. but the event
Wi.l he omitted this year in order that th-
nrotty exercises may not hecoine stale.
vide something new little later.
Many smnll cottages are being built
here, evidencns the growth OF Rockdale.
The total vote prlod in the late city elec-
ton wns i"2, but 1t is known that quite "a
hui no, been here long enough to vote.
ReyfoiI Wells Of thla place ,s Nuiliin,,
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urer. Tho Superintendent OF electric light
AMI water works plants was not elected.
The tax rate for 1886 Is 60 cents on 500
FINANCIAL condition Is good. being on II
cash basis,
The Pepper hotel was furnished thirty
s!iNteen-candle power electric lights for
$40 per month.
Dr.. A. t. Newburg was elected city
health officer. and it Is expected that he
WI cause general clean ny of the
town TO be had
pr T. NJ. Rabbi county health officer.
III busy trying TO eradicate the gerns OF
scarlet FEVER and prevent the spreading OF
mat disease. which for some time has
hcen appearing in tho northern part of
the county. and which is now within
soma five niles OF this place and has
caused the suspension OF the Brown
school. taught by Miss Alice Lee.
the county commissioners were in sos
SION the first OF the week looking after
Ti'nbers are being placed on the ground
Tor the now double roadway iron bridge
acrohs The l.avaca river here. There VIII
DO waiks for foot travellers on either side
of the bridge.
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nEEp wArgn AssuREp.

0Ya- Tweuty-four Feet the Shaliowes'
ip'Ht al Low AUG
I3ea 3mor', texas ApFN h-L-nat "teH
j J.. Brow l4c. ffn.tfi states engineer on
49, ..af ii, Ntostr l,.r.es ~ o.ilnt. wen,
-
- F"h'n" Feas ." hiiSe an "i!if"' sur
ges' Of 'As recently cgmLleiea chanuel
.,,,,,s. s.,.t,... r..- l.- ,es,.rlf,. MORN
iht 'Hf- - n 4'is'''- fif"t''.lt % NAf
E,Xas Tram and l.gmbcr coWIany. re
,..ty.t ii $3.50. ,-t4,. Of hIr urnv,ui.e's s.tr-
H'S u ~ ls7l'' i."ul III" "''i@' o'
Major J,tFnes y. Quinn a. Acw Orleans
r,s ,,nhiezn-.r, ~. tt,, ,on--,of, rorncr =
DO ''e l".ao"'HS "V'"'
"Fro,u sa.ntltu.s .io-ntea Arrn 10 1898
tHe least Jep.h IN the dredged chaanel
.,. ,,t -. .,. rr,,o
"'" go i''' 81 "''H" 10" "Af"'' nc
6.utbs RANGED from al feet to 2s7 feet.
An average high tide 81 Sabine iass Is
~ ,. ..,..,.... ,.e. 80. 49,, A... 4,
~ ie''' FNN'H -i'' 'e'' ~ 'eaS' seP'h III
channel nj moan lor tide''
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hYMENEAL.

KELLEY-Mcxia. Texas, April TO-
sam II. Kelley died last night
TIiARP-Ennis. Texas. April l6-Mrs.
adelaide I,harp died here yesterday even
ing. aged 7a years.
WRIGHT-Shermon. Texas. April Ia
Mrs Mary NJ, Wright, wife of DIR. A. II.
Wright, died last evening.
TWO nEATHS-New ulm. Texas. April
ld-At krukendale, four miles from here.
Mrs. Pescheck and Mrs. Janescheck. both
from neasels.
CHIEWlTX-Nictoria. Texas, April H.
Mrs. c. Schlewitz, an elderly herman
lady, died yesterday after an Illness of
several months. The funeral occurred
TINS afternoon. She leaves several grown
children.
LLlAMS-Orange, Texas, April IT,
Calvin Williams. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Williams. died at the home of his
parents In Orange today. The funeral will
occur at the Methodist church tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The pupils OF the
city public schools viii attend the funeral
in body.
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FRAUD ANTICIPATED.

Scheme 70 Purchase Registration Ger
thca;es Sad to Have Been Planned.
Forth Worth. Texas. Aprll i,.-Rumors
whIcn have been pretty well subs,an;iated
Disclose efforts 70 beat the Australian
halo; system to 20 Used In the coming
county primaries Tho schene is TO pur-
CHASE registration eartifs4;es obtained by
traEsients or uon-voters. which WIN be
soIl where neeeel ana supplied to other
mon 90 election day who have been prop
10y coached as 70 The name. residence.
@ir., MAT they represent. /, ia SAID from
r. 20 20 rtr'tnrates have been thus col
..-e;,-d. out strenuous efforts viii be made
20 tawar- the scheme. Suspicious csses
Will 70 investigated by the grand jury
witch viii ,Aea be IA session,
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

Excellent Outlook for q Military Encarnp-
manifestations and Primaries.
Austin, Texas. April 1.-THE prospects
for an encampment Of the Volunteer
Guard are excellent this year Judge
Whitaker and Mr.. oGenbuttel Of Tyler
called on the adiutant general this morn
ing and nscertained what the cost of said
encampment would he and expressed the
belief that the people Of Tyler wouin
raise It,. II held the encampment VII
acc exposition, which begins on July
and lasts a week and will be under the
direct supervision of Adjutant General
KILLED BY A BOY.
Ncar Manchaca. ten miles from this
city. today, a Mexican named Guadalupe
Ayala was shot and instantly killed by
an is-year-old white hoy, whose name
could rot he learned. There were no
witnesses TO the tragedy ou, the ,s,,, p,oy
went into Manchaca and gave himself up.
SALOONS AND PRIMARIES.
Tho attorney general continues to re-
ceivc inquiries from every direction ms to
whether saloons must close on primary
election days, nov that said elections are
regulated by law. He Will probably an
swer them tomorrow and the indications
are that his answer will be IN the mega
tive.
CHARTERED.
The German Baptist state conference
of Texas. local habta,iou ut Waco. filed
its, charter in the department of state
today. Incorporators: j.. a. Hcdenreth,
+. M,rstaller. +. j. Glaiss.
Also the southern Irrigation company
of BcNar county. CAPITAL stock $4,000
lncorporators: W. T Wilson, T u. Cobbs
Frank Boulter, 4. II. Franklin.
NOTES.
The tax collector of Dimn,t county
settled with the comptroller today. HIS
collections for 1895 amounted to s59i. He
has s2os on his delinquent list.
Sheriff w. w. Shelly of Star county l.
registered at tho Hotel Salge.
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ECKELS' CURRENCY TALK.
If the Free Silver Fallacy Can Be
DoWned
TIE COUNTRY WILL AGAIN PROSPER
Banks aud Not tho National Treasury
should supply Gold for Trade and
Foreign Baiances.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April lin response
to a Joint invitation from the chamber of
commerce, the clearing house and the
commercial club, Hon. James II. Eckels
comptroller of tho currency. addressed a
fine audience of representative business
men at the Grand opera house tonight on
finance and currency His hearers were
not exclusively Cncinnatians Repre-
sentative business men were present from
al, the neighboring cities and towns.
The comptroller was introduced by Pres
ident j. n. Hearne of the Third National
bank and was received with loud applause.
lie said that. owing to the oppressively
hot weather he would abbrcviatc his re-
marks somewhat. lie was frequently ap-
plauded.
Comptroller Eckels said in part: l con-
slider the first and great essential to the
return Of prosperity to the American peo-
pie the complete elimination of the free
silver fallacy and the equally emphatic
and uncquivocal reafhruation of our adj
! htrcnce to the single ,od STANDARD OF
! value. AS u part of that work deem II
! necessary that the outstanding demand
| obligations Of the government snail be ~
| the earliest possible moment pad in gold
nnd Cancelled and the assurance thus DE
given that we have entered upon an era
| of laundering that Is based upon correct
| aud sound monetary principles.
As Il contribution 10 all this. every note
| issued by the banks, and every bank That
| issues such note should stand ready ana
capable to redeem the same III gold upon
| Presentation.
The treasury of the United States
ought not to occupy the position of being
the one great source of gold supply for
the years prior to the civil war the coun-
try's banks, without inconvenience 10
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n county. stat. or National conferences

in county. state or National conferences,
And
Whereas there has been a csr. made for
the honest money, true elric:aiAsts 70
NEE, in the city OF Dallas Texas. on the
Se i. resolved tsat this body select
twenty men TO 90 TO Dallas 81 SAID date
and re,rcssnt the dam >crecy OF Chsrc-
kee County ard they are hereby INSTRUCTED
10 use al honorable means 10 induce
that meeting 10 permanently crSantFe Rs
the true democratic party CT Texas and
20 call = convention not later ihan june
6 20 select DELEGATES - attend the Nation
al DE- ulc-cratic convention At chicago, VAC
shsu usa sii means N their power 10
create Platform guaranteeing honest
money and reforms and - nominate s
standard hesre- of the National pa:ty
SSho .Ayo-s horss. money and just
equitable confidence restoring admi7istrs-
.ion Of aGa!rs and ttSt they urce tsfte.
,re Platform * made Sa3 s;an6ar! bearer
selsciE-i) upon their return 10 Tex
vention. selo,. electors. also ruunie-
iDai. county and district sid state can
diaaies and NAT them before the people
and urge az Endorsement 81 81 tie pcoplt
DISTINGUISHES mona.
Resolved rha; The t:r,e has cn1ae wAen
.he Ere between -srtaclpi-s OF sovNr-l-Ie-'
nd te-rscocy rrus. - drawn and Ina.
the country car not ,e fur Rer hl1raenec
with lust for office ard = -r,asogy' the
crifAIn=. being right, II GOD We trust.
NJ J. wh.;msn.
Chairman Committee.
or melton twcHtv dcicestss wsre az
POINTED TO the Dallas convention IN Ac
ccrdance with the resolutions.
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FER In the wofid. Lotions. cis.s
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4 FINE RESlnENc.E

1ockhart Texas, April l7.-Las, nigh,
AT 10 O'Clock the fne new residence of DR..
Blunt. together with the greater part oil
its valuable contents. was totally de
plosion In one of the upper chambers o,
the building. Two Of pr. Bhnts children
came near being crematod The residence
and contents and outbuildings destroyed
we're valued at $1,000. Insurance $500 BY
he most heroic efforts the hrehuys and
citizens succeeded in saving adjoining
property, which was at one time in grea,
peril,
Or. B,ount had Just come IN from Gal.
weston on visit to his family, and was
JUST IN time TO witness the destruction OF
his beautiful home
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WEATHER AND CROPS,

rogers; Texas. April i7.-Copious rains
FAIR Fair M SaasR herr Gnrng the paxton Gays
weii IN WIN preyalls now. Farmers are
Is IS solns on with n rush stands Of CORN
IN ft IN tb,s asal 81 new land is being taken
In cotton wa al nc planted
wy, M2srrenton, Texas, April IA heavy
S W,na ana rain visited this place last Sun.
and this m aagi Il r an again Mohda
much rain and farming oner natEi,ns 100
h mucn retarded. Corn is ready '' To- thin re
rain ' and 'a ,he mot 1ol he done on account Of
to- be planted. Today The eo, Won Is sun
r ram; put cloudy. Owing to sxe"as,v ~
rams Inc reads are in bad condition Mor I.
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NOTES. ITnoM CRoCKErr.

Crockett. Texas, April 1.-THE &c fac
tory in connection With the electric light
plant is nearing completion and VIII he
ready for work Ia about 'lHeo weehs.
The machinery is Of the most improved
pattern and is hur. 1t Is u thirty-,on
plant.
a soda water bottling works has BEEN
established here and las been ga opevh-
ton FOR several days.
:. &. Wooters is putting up tworsioLy
BRICK store house on hs vacant LOT on Ihn
wost side OF the square hat will cost atout
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pupLEYIsM REPrDIATEp.
Harrison County Dsmssc-a.s Refuse to
lndorse Chalrrinn Dudley.

Harrison County psrsscrats Refuse TO
iudo-se Chairman Dudley.
Marshall. Texas Aprsi IA meeting
@. the democratic executive com rit;ea OF
Hsrrison county was held here today 10
decide upon the time and method fer elect
,n- delegates 10 the state ard district
conventions melton to Endorse the
dudley resolutions and hold primary
,iec,lon was lost and 4 motion to In
do-se Chairman Dudley and ta'lfy the
action Of ;ne State committee was lost
~ vote ~ u 10 Z Il was decided TO
held convention on June {, which Is
lhe data suggested by the State eci"mittee
f9r holding primary elections. The finance
question was not considered by the com
mitles save tina; they refused to ORDER
4 vote on this issue
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TAYLOR FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Taylor. Texas April i6.-At meeting
of the fire. department held last Monday
night the following officers Were ELECTED
for the ensuing term; l. :. Lewis, pgesi-
dent; A. T.. Dahncy, vice presidents II. h.
Seiders. foreman: w. II. Miller. assistant
| foreman: j. a. prewtt. second assistant.
". H. Nupn. secretary; II. 4, kinbro,
| treasurer. Another meeting VIII be nold
next Monday night TO discuss preparing
| for an exhibition drill during the fair in
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DID you EVER

Try Electric Bltters as remedy for your
troubles? II not. get bottle now and get
relief This medicine has been fo,,nd 10
cure Of all Femals Complaints. sxertins
wonderful direct influence In sivins
strength and tone 70 The organs Ii yo,,
ache. FaintinE Spells. or arc Nervous
aieepless. Excltab!e. Melancholy Of trou.
bisd with Dizzy Spells. Electric B4iters i,
the medicine you nesd. Health. AM
bottles only = cents u y. a. Keisiinyi
drug store.
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
PROBABILITIES.

Washington April l,.-Fon Montana
Generally fair; warmer, winds shifting to
southcrly
Wyoming: Light snow followed by
clearing Weather; warmer by Saturday
evening northerly winds.
Colorado, Snow, followed by clearing
weather. continued cold northerly winds.
North and South Dakota: Threatening,
with snow or rain; northerly winds
warmer
Arkansas: Partly cloudy. possibly local
showers; souiherly winds
Eastern Texas: Generally fair; south
| erly winds.
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san Antonio, Texas, AprI Il, Today
was spent In Sightseeing by the Epworth
LCagucrs who have beca attending the
state conference here. A dress parade
was held at Fort sum Houston in tho
afternoon In their honor. and at night a
grand musical concert was given at san
PEDRO springs. several thousand of the
Leag,ters will leave this morning on eX-
cursions to the gulf and to Mexico. and
tho others VIII rotmrn homo.
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Women

Who are nervous, weak, worn ont
with local troubles find pure blood,
nerve strength, and perfect health in
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
We do not say the above to raise
false hope. 1t has been the expert
cnce Of many, very many women in
those intensely trying periods which
demand and consume 30 much
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nothing the oolored servants and making
them do his bidding.
John Rutherford. one VI tho condemned
prisoners. claims to have made peace with
God and is now prepared for an angelic
fight heavenward via the gallcws route,
Hon. Ben $ Rogers left today for llai-
lns 70 meet the other two meinoers OF tnc
board OF directors OF the Grand Lodge,
Knlrhts of Pvthias, at Dallas tomorrow.