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sIoCknaLptRs, MEtIlNG.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN Ihn "a
IN there will be . special mtellns ~ ~ ,he
stockholders OF the corporation knon 10Y.
Beaver. " hlrue company held on - Sar Il
March l. 1893, 81 o 90 O'Clock r. In ,oi seu ale
its ONCE, Room col McCorHick oloes' 9s,,
City, Utah, for the purpose OF nnrnars,
Article IA Of the original articles o. ~ ,beyoin
lion as to the proportion OF s.V ,',ng fnpds
named that shall BIO issued in raisns Ion and
for the use and benefit OF the corpv,srsr me
carry on its business. and Inc MAJ sIso 70
same shall be held and who ~ Arns,ane OF
make the proper transfers OF W. thereto:
said stock to the persons eht,ueu Articlev
and reducing the number OF u,Iuot ,,,ele VII
corporation 10 i've; also to nmenu 81 stock
20 that the par value OF each tnnio ~ shstes
shall be 500 and that the numse ,,oc,,yely a.
shall ba 100, 90. or otherwne iesp''also 10
tho stockholders may determine a, Inc cor.
change Article so that the nAaiv ~ I'D by
poraiion shall DO changed as ae Also 10
Tho stockholders at said meotlnp,. meeting
change Artic 10 n so that the M ~ arst Mon.
OF the company shall be held on a ~. 20 hold
day IN August Also TO elce. o,Io year as
ofllco for the current eorpoiau.U,nn, ,tIon 10
provided by the articles OF iaee'pO
am ended. o.IJaUER,
(signed) oosh' secretary.
Dated Sal. Lake City. Utah, February ''H'
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LITERARY NOTES.

II is now nearly three quarters of n
year since the bold Norwegian, An
drce, sailed out of all human sight In
his balloon, in the hope of reaching the
North Pole. Experts in Arctic travel
and exploration are far from con-
WINGED that he is lost; indeed, they are
quite confident that he will yet be
heard from. one Of them, Mr.. Walter
Welman, who himself conducted an
expedition into the Arctic in 1894, Will
review the chances for and against
Andree's safety in an article in Nc
Cures Magazine for March.
The propagation and cultivation of
fish by the government is interesting
ly and instructively described in
Frank Leslle's Popular Monthly for
March, the article being profusely IL
Illustrated. The same magazine con-
tains an important paper on The Con-
gregationallsts, setting forth the his
tory and growth of that denomination
the series on Andrew Jackson is the
second part of A. Oakley Halls ac-
count of Jackson as u statesman and
President. The illustrations to this
article include reproductions of rare
paintings, miniatures, cartoons, etc.
Massachusetts, before the Mayflower
is the title OF an article in which
entertainingly of the early history OF
the eastern state, and gives maps and
views from old copper plates.
The March number of Fashions is
an excellent magazine, containing spe-
cial literary features from some oi
the best writer's of the day. The top
les treated on are social, domestic ant
hyEienlc; with sufficient OF narrative
descriptive and fiction to offer most
desirable variety of reading. Tn,
fashions In this magazine are exclu'
sivc and in advance of other publicn-
lions. on every page of the current
number will be found hints of proved
value to housekeepcr, home maker
! student, the woman Of fashion and thu
| up-to-date woman in whatever depart
ment of life she may be interested.
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Elizabeth Brown Eastmond. plaintiff,
We a.
Julius Thompson. Frank W, Ingersoll, san
Lake City, municipal corpo aIion' anu
Lulu Penn lngotsoll. defendants
TTNO BE SOLD AT sHERIfF's SALE Vs
i Thursday. the srd day Of March. w.
at ~ O'Clock noon of said day Of toe we,.
front door OF the County Court House. N lhs
City OF salt Lake. County of SAT- Lake, -"
OF Utah, the following des 'rbes propeir,
situate, lying and being In Salt Lake Sily, T..
Lake County. state OF Utah. and being aic.
block forty six (46) IN Plat "O' 'sll lay
City survey, and also commencing a. .n'
noTths est corner of said block forty 81 l,ui'
in Plat &C." salt Lake City survey ana fua.
ning thence west tour a. rods more OF is,,
TO fence, thence south along ~,
fence iorty.four "a rods more or lees 70 we,
end OF fence. thence east along the ,lno "a =,
said fence forty -four 90 rods mora OF less, ,S
a point on line OF SAID fence Directly son, .
from the southeast corner Of said BLOCK lofty
six (t6j aforesaid, thence north four Ioui,
thence west forty 90 rods, thence DH,s4
forty (t0) rods to the place o. ptginns Il
Purchase price payable in lawful mons' "
THOMAS p. LEWIS.
Sheriff OF Sait lake County. unn ,s
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY, JR.. Depuii sh ~ a;
Dated At salt Lake CITY, Utah. TINS 'n u'' "
isaac NJ. WADpRIL, Attorney for r'ainun'
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameetinR OF the Board of Directors of
the Hercules Mining Company, corporation
2ith day of January, 1897, an assessment OF
one and one halt 40 cents per share was
levied On the capital stock OF the said corror.
March, SOS, to Charles O.. Dey, treasurer Of
said company. at his oaco In the Auerbach
block, No. itl South Main street, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the said 2nd day of March,
ISIS, viii be delinquent and advertised for
saie at public auction, and unless payment is
made before. will be sold on the 2srd d Av OF
March ls9., to nay the delinquent nssess ment,
together with the cost of advertising and sale.
HENRY SHIELDS, Secretary.
by FRANCES l. HEGsEY. Assistant secretar .
Cflce Albany Hotel. corner second South
and fifth West. salt Lake City Utah.
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North Point Consolidated Irrigation
Company.
Notice. A special meeting of the
stockholders of the North Point Con-
solidated Irrigation Company will be
held at room No. 9S. In the Cullen Ho-
tel, west Second South street, Salt Lake
City, Stete Of Utah. on Thursday.
March 18th, 1898. at o'clock p. m.
for the purpose OF hearing reports, the
election of officers for the year, and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
ARTHUR PARSONS,
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Feb. 2Srd, 1898.
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Notice OF Sale OF sac shares Of thu CAN'T,
stock OF the Dalton 4 ark Gold .,lrp,
Lead Mining II Milling Oom,.Au ="
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny rpr
IN undersigned. l. q. Trent that on ,bs
slst day OF December. ls9e, j. Ii Bseon e,a
cuted and delivered his proms sorry note dstsd
on that date to said Trent, by which he s,is
Bacon. promised 10 pay TO tile order OF .siJ
Tront 1928. 400 Dollars one year after dsts
and interest thereon from date at the rste a,
= per cent per annum al the ofllce OF ssn
Bacon in Salt Lake city, Utah; and ibu "a
security for The payment OF SAID mole M
Bacon on said slst day OF December "a
caused TO be pledged and transferred into III,
name OF and delivered TO said Trent SAD 1ug
shares of the capital stock OF said DAltoni
Lark Gold, eilver " Lead Mining & Mlllo,
COMPANY, covered and evidenced by ertf,
cate No 40. with power and authority In ssd
Trent, upon the non paym eni of SAID nots 10
sell said shares Of stock at pub ic auction IA
proceeds thereof to the payment OF sad foe.
Now therefore. a. said note ia due Ind q,
part thereof has been paid, l, the undersigued
said Trent, the holder OF said nols Wi in,
accordance with the Terms and cond tons Of
said note and said pledge therein. on Monday
the 3lst day OF January, 1925. at the east front
door of Walker brothers Bank, corner Of
East Temple and Second south streets IN s.l;
Lake City. Utah, at IL O'Clock noon Of tai
day, sell at public auction to the highes,bk.
der for each. lawful money OF The United
States, said shares OF stock or 40 mnch nsreo
as may be necessary to pay said poie
L TRENT
Dated January 25th, 1898.
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NOTICE.

oT1oE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
regular annual meetiuR OF the stock
e noaos, o. LII ne Mohawk oonsolidaioI Mnini
block, Monday. March 7th Isgs' NJ IN m i' 10
me election of board OF diroctors and IN,
transaction q such Other business a. ma IA,
legally come before u. "' ma
February 5th, 1875. irssI
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Samuel II. Parker, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrators NJ ~.
estate of samuel II. Parker. deceased ny
exhibit them win the necessary yourhes.
within ten months aftcr the first publcaiins
their rcsideDce Al Taylorsviile, In The topr,,
of salt Lake, Utah. '' eounV
u ated Dccemb er n. 1895.
WILLIAM rAPKER
W LIAM f Parker.
Administrators Of The Estate of Eamna, n
Parker, Deceased "'
1tAAC M. WApDELL, Attorney for F,t.,s
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
OF the Stockholders Meeting OF the Salt
Lake Fish and Dairy Company.

OF the Stockholders Meeting OF the Salt
Lake Fish and Dairy Company.
Notice is hereby given that II special
meeting of the stockholders of the Salt
Lake Fish and Dairy company is here
by called to be held at room No. 3o7
Templcton building Corner OF South
Temple and Main streets), Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Saturday, March 18th,
1898. at the hour of IL o'clock, noon,
for the purpose of authorizing the
board of directors to levy an assess
ment on the capital stock of said COM
pany: for the election Of board OF
directors for the ensuing year. and for
such other business as may properly
come before such meeting.
Dated this 2ith day Of February, a.
ID. 1898.
G, r. JONES. President.
George NJ. Cannon. Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
OLD POINT MINING AND MILLING Co.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
In irregular meeting of the board Of tires.
tors Of the above corporation held at he cite
OF the secretary. Room so3 City and CoahN
building, ON December 3lst lseI, an as,e's'
ment of two ana onc.half (2is) mills per stare
WAS levied on the capital stock Of this CORPORA.
ton payable on or before March yli,, lss 70
Liiburn +. Palmer, secretary OF this company
At Room 1853 City and County building, any
stock upon which this assessment may re
main unpaid on said 9lst day OF March, ~
will be delinquent and will be advertised io
sale at public auction, and sold on May s!ni
1875. al O'Clock y. m. at the above mehiiole'
ofilce TO pay the delinquent asses ment TO
sether with the cost of advertising and OF
penses of sale.
LILBURS p. PALMER. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah. January 18th, hs1
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny TN,
IN UNDERSIGNED. the ajministrator n, ~
estate of Emmelino Christine nrson ,ne
ceaeed, to the creditors OF and ali na.,a ue.
having claims sguinst the said deccasaS .
exhibit them with the necetsary vours' W
within four months after the lrst pusi1es,, ~,
OF this notice. to tho said sdministralor !, s.a
Fourth kast street, In the City and Sonstv w !,
salt Lake, Utah. s'1u'' OF
Dated December 20, 1eg7.
LARS FRANKLIN BRhNr,Na
RIcIiARD W. YOUNG. Attorney for Admi,.
istrAtor. un'n'
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NOTICE..

To the stockholders OF The Bullion no p
Champion aiming Company'ao''P
XyoU ARE HEREBY Noiit ~ ,be stock.
Y the regular annual mesli II s o. hes al III.
holders of said corporation Win ~ ~ MeCorniek
Snns Saiidpg sat Lake Cy Utah .as on u iy he
day. day. the seventh day oil Marcel. ~ ~ ':iectins
hour Of M. for the pu apS for tho IsD..
oleers for tns ensh bus'ness as may propsfV
'p by order Of The board Of piTsci sossser,.au.
Salt Lake CITY. February 10, iss'
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Stockholders' McetIng.

The annaul meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Aurora Mining and Mill.
ing company. will be held at No. i
North Main street, Monday, March z
1898. at p. m.
JOHN WELLS, Secretary.
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And In accordance with law and an order OF
the Board Of Directors made on the aOth day
of october. a. ID. 1897. 80 many shares OF each
parcel OF stock as may be necessary will he
sold at Room IA Atlas block, in the City of
salt Lake and state of Utah. on the 2Ist day
of January. A. d. is9s ut tho hour OF
O'clock IN the afternoon Of SAID day, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale. r, + PARAILY,
Secretary Crown Point Mining Company,
Room 2li Atlas Block. Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Dated this slst day OF December. 1897.
The sale OF delinquent stock as above ad.
vertisod is Adjourned to Wednesday, February
9Th. at O'CLOCK p M, at Room 2lt Atlas block,
salt Lake tity,by order OF the board OF Direc-
tors. -. PlkMLY,
Secretary Grown Point Mining Co,
Room 2N Atlas block. salt Lake lily, Utah.
Dated. January q, ls9s
PAT RYAN. President
The sale of delinquent stock as above ad >
vertised Is adjourned to Wednes day, Al srch
2nd, 1898, lt2 O'Clock p M. at Room 2Ii Atlas
blocs, salt Lake City. Utah, by order OF the
Board OF Directors. :. r PhRMLl,
Secretary Crown Point Mining Company,
Room 2lt Atlas block. Salt Lake CITY, Utah.
Dated February 9th, 1885.
PAT RYAN. President.
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PROBATE AND GUARpIANs,,,n
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the Rcspeot,-o c.
ers for Further Information. ~"
LEGAL NOTICE.
judicial Dlstrict. In and for salt a. htfd
County. State of Utah.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Robo-, n.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN rr
IN hobert Dansie and Jamea ~ nnhr
administrators OF tho estate ~ pah,le.
Dansio, deceased, have reuderodn ooert
settlement. and fled in said Uonr,u Tor
Anal account of their admin, 49,, thelr
SAID estate and petition for. gnalH ais'n OF
ton of the residue of said estate am us,iihn.
persons entitled thereto, and ths, me
dsy tho 18th day of January A. Il. Las tr.
$50 o'c lock o. m. at the Court Room -, az
Court. In the County Court Houso s,,p' SAD
CITY and County. Utah, has been a., Lath
pointed by tho Judge Of said Court w ap.
settlement of said account ana hos,,nor the
petition Tor distribution, at which i,r sall
place any person interested IN sa,a an
may appear and show cause. IL anv ~ cstate
why said account should not DO ,eit'eas De,
approved and final distribution mrds anu
prayed for "-ue as
Dated December Is. 1897.
DAVID e. DUNBAR. Cha.
BY GEO: u. BLAIR. Deputy CLERK, erN-
HANK PIERCE. Attorney or Adlnintstro,
Mccormick Block. "'orh
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National Bank of the Hepublic, q Corpora.
ton, Plaintiff.
VS..
Jessie NJ. Mitchell and Alexander Mitchell, .
Defendants.
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County Blanks.

Prices furnished on application. Davey
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NOTICE. OF ASSES sMeNT.

Hercules Mining Company, a corporation
Principal place Of bnsiness, salt Lake
City, Utah
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DELINQUENT NoI,os,
'ro IN , I'm. mining Company, Princ,ra, or
NE, noem n, Alias Block, City Of salt Late

Location Of works and mines In Uint.h Min.
~. n,s,a D ~ r.t Park City. eummlt County.
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SUM MONS,

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial
District of the state of Utah,
County of salt Lake,
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In the District Court, County of Salt Lake,
state of Utah.
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NOTICE

Notice Of Sale OF gao shares Of the CAN'T,
Stock of the Dalton 4 ark told .,lrp,
Lead Mining II Milling Oom,.Au ="
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-20
OBITUARY.
Henry j. Vale.

on Monday. May 10th. Hon. Henry j.
Vale, OF Louisa county, commonly known
as Uncle Jack VALE" died of grip and
old age at Louisa Courthouse. where
he resided with his daughter Maud. the
postmistress Of the town.
Mr.. Vale, we believe, was a native OF
Culpeper county. Al the beginning OF
the war he purchased d plantation in
Louisa. upon which he principally re-
sided with occasional residence at the
c~ourthousel until his death. lie was
over eighty years OF age. but was As
lively and active as a youth "a great FOX
hunter) till stricken with his last IL
ness.
A ~large-hearteu and public-spirited
man. he always took great interest IN all
public affairs. and was an influential and
leading politician. In 1879, running as an
independent candidate for the House OF
Delegates, he defeated both the regular
candidates, Democrat and Repuoucah,
by large majorities, and proved himself
a sagacious. diligent and most useful
representative OF the people. Everybody
knew. respected and esteemed him, with
out regard 10 party, except a few invet-
crate POLITICAL opponents, whom so
strong a character could not fall 10 have.
He was returned TO the House OF Dele
gates again a few years ago.
He was conspicuously the friend 10 the
poor, and the ragged criminal pauper al
ways found help In him, If nobody else.
His heart was open as day TO melting
charity, though he was one OF the hottest
tempered and bravest men In his county
Let his epitaph be:
Here rests a true. a brave and honest
manr'-Norfolk Virginian and Pilot
Colonel James IL. Skinner.
STAUNTON, VA. May f9.-Specia--
Colonel James II. Skinner died this even
ing at $50 O'Clock at his residence on
Prospect street. aged seventy-two years.
Col. Skinner had been falling for some
time past and his death was not unexs-
pected.
He was born in Norfolk. Va, seventy
two years ago n wal a son OF Charles
W. Skinner, Commodore In the United
States Navy before the civil war. lie
came to Staunton In SA, received al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-20
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS,
AGrcat Meeting Now in Progress IN
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 19-The General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church,
South. convened at DR.. Palmar's church,
on South street, to-day. The gathering
was called TO order by Moderator Goet-
chIus. who then delivered an admirable
address. one hundred and sixteen mem
beers were present.
The first business was the election OF n
moderator. There were five names put
I'm nomination. on the second ballot the
Rev. f.. NJ. Green. Of Danville, by, re-
ceiyed ninety-siX votes. and on motion
his election was made unanimous. DR..
Green was escorted TO the platform and
retiring Moderator Goetchius surrender
ed the gavel into his hands.
In accepting the gavel. DR.. Green said
he would have 10 be either more or less
human did not he appreciate this honor
which. according TO an unWritten la"
of the assembly. could only befall a man
once in his lifetime. He served notice
that he was not a parliamentarlan ana
begged Indulgence for any shortcomings
that might be his as the presiding otleer
of the assembly.
Dr.. Palmar requested TO be permitted
10 make an announcement first on behalf
of tine PRESBYTERIAN churches Of New or
leans. He desired to express the pleas
IRE il afforded New Orleans TO have the
assembly here and TO bid them a most
heartfelt welcome. lie then announced
that there would be Il reception I'm the
evening at the Young Mems Christian
Association. given by the ladies of the
New Orleans Presbyterian churches. For
convenience sake and as the visitors
we're scattered over a great city. and AS
ID was perhaps "a little long for the dele
gates TO wait from breakfast at S-o'clock
until dlnner at T. o'clock. the ladies each
day would entertain them with a lun-
cheon in Artillery Hall. lie suggested
that it would De a good plan for the as
semblv 10 meet al $3.50 o'clock in the
morning and continue in session until l
o'clock. take luncheon and r~e-convene at
> O'Clock. thus having a chance TO remain
in session until 3 O clock If necessary.
Or. Palmar announced that the city's
fairest and best would wait upon the
delegates at Artillery Hall and that If
there were any bachelors in the party a
good opportunity would be presented TO
make amends for the past.
The Assembly then adjourned TO 9:D
A. NJ. tomorrow.
The reception at the Y. NJ. G. A. was
a great success. nearly every delegate
attending. Before the reception the del
egates visited the Bethel mission In a
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Mise Nellie Rogers was reported as
very much better last night.
The Finance Committee has agreed to
recommend a tramp ordinance at the
next meeting Of the Council.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Z. Hawley,
whose death occurred on Tuesday night,
took place yesterday morning at II O'Clock
from the late residence, No. 500 north
Sixth street. The interment was in
River View Cemetery.
Mr.. A. O%ppenhimer, who has been des-
p~erately III for several days at his home,
near Fork Union, in Fluvanna county,
was slightly better Wednesday.
Miss Sallie Bernard, Of Petersburg. Is
visiting the family OF Mr.. John J.. VIII
liams. on Grace street.
Mr.. Joseph j.. Dancy. who was con-
nected with the Academy Of Music as
assistant treasurer for so long, has re-
signed TO accept d position as clerk at
the ST. Clair Hotel.
Miss Mildred Roberts. Of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, is visiting IRIS. W. +. BrodnaN, 5O4
west Cary street.
Shelburne's Warehouse sold fifty pack
ages OF sun-cured yesterday at high
prices. The highest price package was
bought by w. r. Hancock at 80 cents.
This is the highest price of the season
for sun-cured tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-20
CAPT. MCABE'S ADDRESS
At the Confederate Reunion at Smith
field, Va.

A grand Confederate reunion was held
Wednesday at Smithfeld, Isle OF Wight
county. under the auspices Of Calc0tte-
Wrenn Camp OF Confederate veterans.
A large crowd was present. and the ex-
ercises were Of an interesting II enthu-
siastic character.
Captain W. Gordon McCabe, VINO wore
his uniform as past commander OF a Nete-
ran camp CA. +. Hill" Of P~etersDurgD;
was introduced to the vast tnrOng OF
veterans as orator Of the day by kicn-
ard $. Thomas the ~well-known lawyer
OF Smfthheld. Mr.. Thomas welcomed
Captain McCabe as IAN old smltnheIa
boy for there he spent lou or
1--WE wears OF his childhood when ms
father. Rev. Or. McCa0e. was rector OF
that parish. He also spoke or captain
McCabe's war record. and or me SURFING
days when troops from Smithheid anu
Surry served under his
CAPT. McCabe's ADDRESS was received
with great enthusiasm and at its conclu-
sion ne was warmly congratulated FOR
the brilliant effort.
Among the other speakers was q
George l.. Christian. who delivered MS
splendid address on The Legal Aspect
of Secession"