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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Her Leg Fracturej.

While cleaning windows at tho residence OF
II. Nj. Fenner. "a Cooke street, this forenoon,
Ruth Perry, colored, GO years old, feli from
ladder and sustained fracture Of the let leg
below the knee. She was takcn 20 the home
Of her son, Walter G. occomey, 25 Thayer
street. in an ambulance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Verdict For Plaintiff.

The Jury in the case brought by William f.
Bacon against the town OF Johnston this
afternoon brought in verdict in favor Of the
plaintiff for sl7O0. The suit was TO recover
FOR damages sustained by reason OF defect
IN the Snake Don road, about seven miles
from tho centre 81 the city. Christopher NJ.
Ice and Frank ". Tilinghass were the
r1aintff's attnrncva
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Roses Cas-, CONTINUED.

Clinton, Mass, Sent 20 Charles Rose,
tho employe of the Netropolitan water
Works, who, two weeks ago, made an as.
sau)t on John Connolly. was arraiyucu in
court here this morning, and had his cas3
continued another week tu await the out
como of Connolly's injuries. Connolly is
still In n critical Coudition and fears are
ent irtai ned for his recovery
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
The Taunton Fair.

Taunton. Mass. Sept. q The third day OF
the Taunton Fair opened with about 500 pco-
pie on the grounds. The attractions are the
same as on previous days, with the exception
Of n number Of horse and bicycle races this
afternoon. The fair Is an assured success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Italian Strikers Orderly.

Norway, Nc, sept. q. over thirty Italians
who struck on the oxford Central Electric
Railway last week left for Boston on tho 800
O'Clock train this mornings A number Uf
the strikers refused 10 90, but they are order.
~ and no trouble is feared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
CHOKED TO DEATH
ATBREAKFAST.
Piece Of Meat Stuck In MI. Cru
gems Throat.
Died Before tho Doctors Who Had
Been Summoned Reached Him.

Taunton, Mass. Sept. 23.-Bernard
Crugen. one of Taunton's most re-
spected citizens, was choked 20 death
while at breakfast this morning.
A piece of meat stuck in his throat
summoned he died. He was 65 years Of
age and leaves family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Brewery DESTROYED by Fire.

Lacrosse Wis, Sept 23-Fire starting
In the roof of the brew house of the John
Gund Brewing CompanY's plant today
destroyed one OF the most extensive malt.
ing and brewing establishments in the
Northwest. Ih9 total loss Will exceed
ssQD Onl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
TERRIBLY BURNED.
Tramp Builds Fire at "a Railroad
Shanty and May Die

Clinton, Mass, Sept. 20. Edward
Leach, % years old. a tramp weaver,
having no home, was probably fatally
burned in shanty on the Boston and
Maine Railroad about two miles from
here early this morning.
The man Quilt fire outside the shBnty
and after warming himself. crept IN the
cabin and fell asleep. He was awakened
by smoke and found the cabin in flames
and nearly all Of his clothing burned off,
he rushed out through the fire and
managed 10 crawl 10 the depot mere. tie
was carried to the hospital. where IL was
found that he was frightfully burned on
all portions Of the BODY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Rhod, Island Pensions.

Washington. sent. 23.-1he following
pension changes resulting from the ISSUE
of september . are annouuCod:
Rhode Island, restoration nud increase.
George &. Euil Hopkiuton. Original
widow (reissue). Mary a Conway, Provi
deuce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Dom Paul's Health.

London. Sept. GA special dispatch
from Pretoria. Transyaal Republic. con-
tains a denial Of the statement that the
health Of President Kruger is causing
anxiety to his friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
"The Sporting DUCHESS"

"Tho Sporting Duchess" comes 20 the
Providence Opera House on Sept 81
and Oct. and ., with its great cast. its
mammoth scsnes its brilliant costum,s.
its thoroughbred race horses ana all tha
general parapharDaiia which relped tO
make this production the most famous OF
any ever given in America. Every body
should 90 and see the coming event
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
Socialist MISS Manlinr.

Tho Socialist Labor party leaders in
pawtucket have called q mass meeting OF
laborine men for next SUNDAY evening. to
remonstrate against the shooting of tne
striking miners at Ha7elton, Pa, by tho
deputios
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
ATWOOD SENTENCED.
Mail Box Robber Sent to Prison For
Five Years.

Boston, Sept. 23. George Atwood, the
alleged mail-box robber and forger, has
been on trial here for the past three
days, and who was found guilty on three
counts. was sentenced to five years i'm the
state prison this morning. Ho was tried
in the United States court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
MAY Proh bit Exportation F.

80. Petersburg, Sept. % 1t Is asserted
that the government will shortly prohibit
the expof tatiop Of wheat from Russia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
POINT STREET BRIDGE

Will le clusod 90 the rublir travel fur repairs
1HURSDAY. - ptembCr fB. 1897, az Z a. IN,
until furthcr notlcc.
ROBERT r. SMITH,
sG-5t Commissioners of Public Works.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
SLaDE MANSION SELECT SCHOOL
st1 ELMwnnp AyrNrE.

Free Conveyance % and from school in spec .ai
school carriafeE
DEPARTMENTS Kindergarten. Treusition ri.
nav Grsm uar iIgh college Prepafatl -
also G ssses tn special studies
modem Tan rlave o. ttught Ia e3ci ot The
different dsuaftm ntt Thorough ar is
Toe tef in the T-Eu nr cuurs
specla In.ttnr iots- tano Lessons by Mss
Tsnnv lif Berry Art Ls,sons. bv Miss Louise
ksndAi. Grmnaslutn asses a.sO be giu IN OttO-
bsr in the : ade Gymnastan s2..tt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-23
SHOT in THE BACK.

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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-06-30
OBITUARY..

Death always brings sorrow to
the heart of the bereaved. The
aged head of the family left sad
and alone thinks himself most be-
reaved and so with the bride or
groom, parent or child, but when
young parents are called to give
up their only child-the center of
their mutual affection-deatb
seems a most unwilling messen-
ger.
This thought causes a feeling of
the deepest sympathy to we'll up
IN our hearts for Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Z. McManus. Their loving and
only babe has been borne bv an
gel hands to Him who gave it.
Fret not, fond parents, but rather
rejoice that 1T has only gone home
IN advance and ever beckons YOU
homeward.
God sent His angel to our home
one bright evening i'm Nav.
To bid our darling Jewel come
10 Heavens endless day.
They closed her beautiful BRIGHT evos
And made her go to sleep.
lhey TOOK her far beyond the skies
ANA lett us here to weep.
FRIEND.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-06-30
Your ODDOrt,tnify.

There is a full beneficiary schol
arship from Lancaster county now
vacant in Winthrop College, Miss
Ella Mackey having graduated.
a competitive examination will
be held on August to I'll the va
cancy.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-06-30
R. S. Cherry & Bro.
Short Locals.

-Woodman of the World will
meet Thursday night.
Mr. ID. n. Mackey is out with
his thresher.
Miss Lizzie McIlwain Is Wis
ting at Mr.. j. b. McCardelrs.
Miss Julia Taylor is visiting
in Darlington.
Miss Mamie Clyburn is Wis
iting relatives at Kershaw.
Miss Bessie Mackey is visit
rs It Camden and Heath Spring.
The Camden base ball nine
beat Charlotte last Friday 6 to 5.
Miss Minnie Crockett is visit.
ing friends and relatives at Rich
burg.
Mrs. Thurza Brasington of
the Halle Mine, is visiting her
daughter here, Mrs. NJ. III. John.
son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Bedenbaugh, June %, 1897, a
daughter.
Miss Matte Nettles, of Cam
den. is visiting Miss Sallie Riddle
here.
Ice and ice tickets Just as
cheap as the cheapest at w. A.
DAVIS.
Miss Fannie Hoke, of York,
is visiting her sister here, Mrs.
w. b. Knight.
"A charter has been issued
TO the Chester Steam Laundry, f..
Z. Stain and III. b. Howie, cor.
porators.
/iNCoNTINENCE of water during sleep
stopped Immediately by DR. t.. DEronoNs
ANTI DIUErIC. Cures children and adults
alike. Price II. Sold by J. F. Mackey & Co.
Druggists, Lancaster. 8 C.
Mrs. O. b. Eaton nee Miss
Mary llough, of Winston. y. c.,
is visiting relatives here.
-Mcssrs. w. f.. Jordan, NJ. j.
McFadden and L. l.. Smith, of
Fort Lawn, visited the family
OF Mr.. III. b. Pardue last week.
j ust received, a car load of
the celebrated "Mitchel wagons
which we offer to sell at prices
which will astonish you. Call and
see. STEVENS, HEATH e FL LOTT.
F. X. Massey, the excursion
ist, will run one of his excursions
to Charlotte, y. G. via Rock Hill.
Thursday, July 29th. The round
trip fare from this point will be
% cents.
Masonic Lodges can get Let
ter or Note paper printed, with
cut ef the square and compass
emblem, by applying to the En-
TERPRTsE office. Send in your
orders.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-06-30

-Rev. S. n. Watson occupied
he Baptist pulpit Sunday night,
preaching an interesting sermon.
KEY. w. g. Ewart and fam
lily have returned from three
weeks visit among relatives i'm
Abbeville and Anderson.
MIR. William Banks, local Ed
itor Of the Rock Hill Herald made
this office pleasant call last
Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. +. b. Cox, of Chester,
and her son DR.. W. B. Cox. Wis.
tied Mrs. H. j. Gregory here last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. L. G. Lazenby
returned Monday from Virginia
where they have been spending
part of their honey moon.
Mr.. John NJ. Craig Who has
been in Pennsylvania for nearly
IVY Seais 'eacii'hs pehmanshlp
anu ar' drawing, returned home
iast frldav.
MIR. Robert w. Hunt, Tray
cling Passenger Agent of the
Southern Railway, was i'm town
Monday.
Il. \. Williams, Esq, is hav-
lng barn built upon his lot near
.bui,d - dwnII;na . I;ttIa ,ato VIII
o '"'
The Lancaster 4 Chester
Hallway company is repainting
some of its coaches and putting
up some new mile posts.
MIR. .. T.: Blackmon, County
treasurer ana family have gone
on a Visit TO re,atlves and friends
AZ Junction. Ark. They will be
aoseh' a month.
-Chester's issue of $40 OoO Of
20. .en'. oonus' lssueu 10 SINK
fam of wat.r ,a.,.0 | p"v 49, - sys-
has heen sold in Nav Vork ot1nI
LMTs. II. T.. Wyhe and little
1"nn ~ anu MARY Evans, who
% p;.S 80 80 We '',us w Lela.'Ves IN
tha nast ,"nth @ as asn.nsson lor
"o"u"y'
Cant J. w. Ardrev of Fort
Mil d d G. NJ A L NJ mat
with J.cLson Indaa hara Nil,
aran;nr :. 49, a. o'.l."y
H. " " o'io'"i o"P"ci'y'
M ".nI ~ Neis''"W Yesterday
10 meet 'hc masohs OF that place.
NJ u ~ win
os..hn wNioE ~ H. Nil e'sn, proprIe,or
~: Iii "o I s ~ ''' 'n, mialheu OIL MS
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-06-30
XE NEED

MORE ROOM after cleaning up. A
- business Of such magnitude as ours will
always throw our hands hundreds of rem
nants, odds and ends in broken Suits, Pants
and Shoes. We must get rid of them in quick
time
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
,asnosaln,A Co. @Safas.
,ssoosa,o,e Co., mSafas cuc,x..
adnNINNgyNGAN0SSaHIS2 EyaISIsNM8sND
TEDDY's GREAT SEA-FIGHT.

The White Squadron Makes a Night
Attack ON a Drifting Target-Latest
by Carrier Pigeons from Seat of War.
Washington, Sept. S.-Admiral Mat
thews, acting Secretary of the Navy,
received two messages from the North
Atlantic squadron this morning They
We're sent from the fleet to the command
ant of the Norfolk Navy Yard by carrier
Pigeons and then telegraphed to Wash
ingten. The first message was as fol-
lows:
Ship New York, p. m, Sept. Z, fifty
miles from Norfolk. Assistant Secretary
is on board Iowa engaged in Witnessing
great gun exercise with service charges.
Brooklyn and Massachusetts will follow.
Sub-calibre exercises suspended. Search
and other night signals exercises to-
night"
The second message was as follows:
Ship New York, 8 a. M, Sept. s..
Southern drill grounds, fifty miles from
Norfolk. Commandment Norfolk Navy
Yard, The squadron getting under way
for evolutiOns before assistant Secretary
who remains on Dolphin. Very success
full target practice by Iowa and Brook
lyn yesterday. Search light last night
and attack ON drifting target by six and
one Founders with aid of four search
lights. Weather hazy, light airs from
east; sea smooth
Excellent time was made with This
last message, it having been received at
the Navy Department in one hour and
fifty four minutes from the time the
pigeon was released at sea.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
GOVERNORS GUARDS.
Col. b. s. Register Inspected Them Yes
terday Morning.

Col. B. s. Register Inspected Them Yes
terday Morning.
The Governors Guards, Raleigh
pride, presented handsome appearance
yesterday on the lawn just in the rear
OF the post-offce. They wore wide
brim light felt hats, the blue flannel
infantry shirts and leggins, while they
carried packed knap-sacks, blankets and
were equipped with field rig, canteens,
ETC.; in other words, they were in heavy
marching order. There were forty of the
forty-seyen members Of the Guard pres
ent, and of this seven. two were on
the sick list and five were absent with
leave.
An interested crowd of spectators
watched Col. B. S. Register while he
conducted the inspection. Col. Royster
spoke in high terms Of the Guard and
said they were in excellent condition.
The officers Of the company are Cap
tain A. J. Crawford, First Lieutenant
w. r. Beavers and Second Lieutenant
u. =. Smith. Sergeant John Banks,
brother Of the unfortunate young man
who met his death in the sham battle
at PullenPark, was at his post of duty
yesterday and went through the inspec-
ton like true soldier. His loyalty to
the Guard cannot be too highly COM
mended.
Col. b. S. Register, Maj. %. M. Hayes
and Maj. &c. G. Harrell went to Kinston
yesterday afternoon to inspect the Naval
Reserves there. A grand ball was
given in Kinston last evening.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
A GOOD SUGGESTION
THE BONDS SHOULD BE SOLD ONLY AS
THE MONEY IS NEEDED,
No Necessity Of Paying Interest Before the
Money Can be Spent--The Rock quarry in
East Raleigh to be Worked.

There was much qualification expressed
Yesterday over the success of the bond
;sune and even more over the fact that
the street committee had decided to de-
vote its work from now on till finished
to the curbing and fixing Of every side
walk in the city limits. This is the
chief work desired by the people, and
the street committee is very wise to take
it in hand.
Mr.. John G. Drewry, chairman Of the
Street Committee, tells us that he is
now in correspondence with parties for
the purchase of the machinery necessary
to start up the granite quarry in East
Raleigh. 1t is believed that by work
ing the quarry, at least forty per cent
can be saved in the stone needed for
curbing and other work, in addition to
giving work to people here at home.
A prominent citizen, speaking yester-
day about the sale Of the bonds and
the work to be done, said:
"Now that the bond question is set
tied and we are to have good streets. it
behooves our city fathers to estimate
and see what ground they can cover
with the $50, 600, don't show favoritism
and work in an elaborate manner, GER
tain o-ealled thoroughfares to the neg
lect Of other deserved localities and as
a taxpayer, / would respectfully sug-
gest that the bonds should be sold only
as the work progresses and money need
ed to pay for the same, or il sold as u
whole, the proceeds be invested in North
Carolina or 6 per cent bonds or some
other bonds just as good, which will
bring in some interest to the city and
can be readily converted into cash when
ever the funds are needed. The contem-
plated improvements can not be done in
a month, nor a year and more probably
years and as this fund can be used only
in street Improvement it would be unwise
on the part Of the city as well as unfair
to the TAXPAYER, to keep fifty thousand
dollars lying idle.
1.-THE interest saved by not selling the
bonds only as needed or if sold, invested
in some interest bearing bonds, would
go long way towards paying for the
improvement
II take it, that our level headed Mayor
and our economical. business-like Alder
men, viii zee that the fund alluded to, is
properly expended, protecting the small.
as web az the large taxpayer and when
we are asked to vote another issue the
answer Of our people will be, like the
old negro at Aberdeen. when asked by
some one, if the vestibule train stoppai
there, the answer was, she don't hest
tate. goes right on through boss
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
To Extend Morgan Street-Petitior
From the Dairymen.

The board Of county commissioners
assembled again yesterday as a little
work was left over Mr.. Thomas T..
Brockwell presented his bond as stand
ard keeper for Wake county In the sum
Of $500, with Jno. r. Terrell as security
who jnstifes the bond.
The following report was fled: I'VE
your committee appointed 10 lay off a
county road at the extension Of Morgan
street beg leave TO report as follows:
We have examined the lands and prop
erfy adjoining said road and recon-
mend the extension Of said county road
along the lines Of said street due West
at or near the Cameron line near a
white oak" then South with Came
ron's line 10 his corner. then due West
along Csmeron's line to the road lead
ing the penitentiary road. We further
recommend that one half Of the road f.
long the Cameron and BOyIan lines i,e
taken one half from each property. We
further recommend that in considera-
ton OF the property taken from each
Of the parties along said road, that the
county remove all the fences and houses
necessary and place them in position
as before, without cost to the owners"
i his paper is signed by NJ. II. Leach,
William Primrose, Geo. w. Thompson,
Chas. Mcdonald and Ellington.
Clerk Of the Court Young handed In
the report OF the school election.
A communication from the State
Dairymen's Association was presented
by Mr.. *. j. Bnffaloe. This association
at Its meeting at Biltmorc, May goth,
1877, asked the county commission
ers Of each county to offer premiums for
different dairy products, the competition
TO take place some time in October. The
committee OF the association to further
ms work in Wake county is composed Of
=; Jmdson Buffaloe, +. J. Holloway, II.
w Weathers, all Of Raleigh, and r. J.
Medlln, OF Method. The communication
was filed and the board adjourned until
October.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS

1ARBOROUGH HOUSE,. A.
Klein. Vicksburg; Col B. s. Royster.
oxford; Jones Fuller. Raleigh; +. S.
Spruill, Louisburg; Ellis Henderson.
Richmond, Va; J. H. Mallard, Whining,
ton; l.. j. Fasquell, New York; 70. 3.
Kyer, North Carolina; W. A. Edmunds.
Kentucky; G. f. MacRae, City; James
J. McTurk, New York; w. II. Rughn,
North Carolina; Ex-Governor Elias
Carr, North Carolina; James A. Cheek.
North Carolina; l.. G. Caldwell, North
Carolina; General A. d. Cowles, North
Carolina; Herman Wilson, Greensboro;
Thomas NJ. Pittman, Henderson; G. B.
Ray, Raleigh; w. II. Camblee, Wake
field; ]. s. G. Carpenter, wife and two
children, Raleigh; L. Elsas, Atlanta, Ga.
J. e. Walk, Baltimore, Md; N. S. Walk
New York; d. N. Rutherford, Columbus
Ohio; Rev. James Battle Averitt, Louis
burg; w. Fl. Mitchell, North Carolina
j. III. Eaton, North Carolina, Il. b
Ashford, North Carolina.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
"TnE WIDOW GOLDSETIN."

A new three-act comedy called "The
Widow Goldstein" will be the bill at the
Academy of Music Friday night. The
scenes of the piece are laid in New York
One of them shows the dining room of
a popular restaurant, and the other a
bankers office in Wall street. In the lat
ter there are introduced two characters
new to the stage-a man and woman IA
nous in financial circles. The story of
the play tells Of one Sam-speculator
and politician-who comes to New York
to buy machinery to operate gold mine
which he owns. The piece begins with
the return Of the younger people from a
football game, and ends with a dance in
q restaurant. The new comedy is in real
ity a travesty on Wall street and it's
methods
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Negro Committeeman Again-Public
Schools Can Open Earlier.

At n recent meeting of the board of ed
ucation for Wake county ten committee
men were elected to fill corresponding
number Of the committeeman declining
member of the committeeman declining
to serve. Ten of the ninety committee
men in the county refused to serve. The
vacancies filled are as follows:
Cedar Fork township-A. Il. Lynn,
Rev. w. G. Clements, A. Thompson,( col
ored.)
White Oak township-H. Il. Norris,
A. s. Upchurch.
Oak Grove township-J. M. Lynn,
Jackson Guess, (colored)
Buck Horn township. j. Edwards,
II. G. Barker and w. G. Bright
The committeeman in the several town
ships are requested by resolution to take
the school census in their respective dis
tricts during the month of November.
The following resolution was adopted
in response to a circular from Superin-
tendent Mebane:
"Whereas, 1t has been decided by the
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
that schools may be began before the ap-
portionment of January, 1893 is made.
And
Whereas, The committeeman of the
several districts have almost unanimous
ly expressed themselves DESTROYS OF be-
ginning their chools in the month Of
November.
Resolved, That it is the sense Of the
board of education Of Wake county, that
the school committee of the different
districts may open their schools in the
month OF November, 1897, provided no
orders shall be given on the treasurer
till the apportionment money shall then
be made, nor for more money than may
be apportioned to the respective schools"
The resolution was written by Prof.
Roberts, amended by Superintendent.
Norris and the preamble was prepared
by Mr.. J. III. Fleming
The minutes of the meeting held pre-
viOusly were amended in regard to the
board not electing the county's represen-
tatives at the A. and NJ. College which
election the county commissioners held
The board of education in order to place
themselves in a proper light, therefore
amended their proceedings by inserting
being informed by the President Of the
Board of Trustees of the Institution that
the election belonged to the county COM
missioners; this board did not elect"
By making this amendment the board
showed that they wanted --.e people to
know that they did not elect because
Mr.. Harris told them that the commits
sioners should elect and not them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-09
VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON.

The football season at the University
opens this year with the annual game
between the Varsity and the A. and NJ.
College on October End. Mr.. Warren
Kluttz, of Salisbury, is manager, and
Mr.. Joel D. Whitaker, of Raleigh, cap
tain of the University team.
1t is said, that Mr.. Whitaker will at
tend some northern college this year and
much interest will be manifested in the
selection of a new captain. The Uni
versity team will be strengthened by the
acquisition of Prof. Vernon Howell, Of
The Pharmaceutical College.