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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
FOR A BIG FOURTH OF JULY PARADE.
THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL PASSES RESOLUTIONS
FAVOEING THE PLAN.

The Municipal Assembly yesterday passed tho
following resolution in favor Of large parade in
the city on the Fourth Of July:
Whereas 1t has been suggested from many
quarters That New-York should his year cele-
btatc Independence Day. July !. IN such a manner
Is would ltf.nRy mark The Arst Anniversary OF
the day since The birth OF the consolidated city,
and AFFORD The people an opportunity 10 show their
paiiiolsm and love OF country at a time when
sum c.MOnst lions are particularly calculated to
inspire true American spirit, and
Whereas. The suggestion that the most suitable
'ofm o: d celebration would De grand military
parade by the United States and Sta,e troops has
met with wide favor. there now being more than
ten thousand Federal troops abOu. city. and
General Royal r. FRANK. commanding the Depart
ment o. the East having publicly stated his rcadi-
ness 10 order many OF them as possible to Join
N parade II such demonstration he decided on;
therefore. be IL
Resolved That the Municipal Assembly Of the
City Of Ncw-York heartily approves of the plan TO
celebrate july Fourth by great military parade
aad suggests 10 tAc Board O. Police Commissioners
and other municipal authorities who can .end their
aid 10 The successful carrying out OF the celebra
uOn that they DO So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
DpOTpCTORY'S NEW CHAPEL DEDICATED.

,rbs new chapel OF the Catholic Protectory at Van
Most was dedicated yesterday morning with much
ceremony The chapel Is known as inc ST
-, Cbanel II was dedicated by Arch
C.r,ioan who wore for the occasion
n"w chasubie. the gift Of James r. Floyd.
the president of the SewTSrk ex cssSc PFS
tectoiS i,,aon consecrated the altar. = beautiful
Structure si Of Bryan sG iSr g TG ~ Ms
cost slOv' elso cousocraffd. Aftfr an" dedica-
Law ,bree hundred and fy boys ana giTls Were
non lmiod There were ore thousand irvl,ed guests
conntheu. .s,des .he eighteen hundred boys and
prem hundred girls Of the Protcctory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
MERCHANT GETS Az INTERVAL MACHINE
GRAINS or GUNrowpER INSIDE THE WRAPPING
PAPER WARS HIM OF HIS DANGER

GRAINS or GUNrOwDER INSIDE THE WRAPPING
PAPER vARN HIM OF HIS DANGER
A Dowland. % tho Metropolitan Hotel sup
pIv COMPANY. az so Bloomhcd-st, received m
Internal machine Yesterday. which had been nalled
10 him in carc OF the company. Tr" inarhih" Wa
wrapped IN honvy manila paper and was malh'u
sample" Ton nve-cent stamps were on ire
package The address was apparently In man .
handwriting
When the package opened hy Mr. ho"ifn'
some gunpowdc- Was found In the wrapper. III"
box rad been sprung. and. being shaken. moro
rov,der fou ont When Il was opened a four
ounce bottle Of Suupowder and some paper ara
rags soaked !r oil found inside some
matches had been fastened 10 the SIDES so 'hh'
the la which mad been covered with sanHPAl''
would ignite them IL was sid along.
Mr. Rowland soaked the package In water nc
fore ~ opened IT, and then took the box tn Pos'-
Office Inspector Ashc who detailed inspectors =.
Investigate tho matter The box was nl''eu NJ
iho General Posiofice sunday forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
POLICING THE SMALL PARKS.

presidcnt Clausen Of the Park Board and Com
,,,iseioncrs Moebus and Brewer had "A conference
With President York OF the Police Board and Act
ing Chief Devery yesterday regarding the policing
~ small parks in the city. Tho PARK Commission
orc thought that tho old system OF policing the
.I..hs hy snecial details better than the present
pnn nv which the parks are included In the details
- noIicemcn Who have regular street posts fres-
- Work and Acting Chief Dcvcry believed In the
Lev svstem and contcndod that the policing OF the
ne" h., the men in the precincts In which tho
paIihs ~ Situated had shown better results than
par I'D way II was decided that there should be
NO change in the system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
CUSTOMS HEARINGS RESUMED.

The summer calendar OF hearings before the
Board Of Classification Of the United States Cen
oral Appraiscls was begun yesterday. There are
many cases to be heard OF interest to many lines
of industry and coming from ports Of entry in
many states. The calendar WAS the first 20 be
naiiad I'm the new public stores at Washington and
christopher sis. Judge Somerye presided. win
Colonel Tichenor and Colonel Wilkinson as asso-
cI1.re William J. ellison appeared az counsel for
The Government. and some dozen lawyers wcre
r,rcsent 10 rcpresent protesting lmpOricrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
ADDITIONAL sTOREROOHS TAKEN.

Rogers, peet & co have taken the two buildings
Nos and Warren-st.. at the rear Of their
broadway store and Will convert them into an adj
dition to the premises they now occupy. The walls
Will be broken through and the lower floors Of the
addition VIII BE- used stOrcrOOnls. while the
upper floors will serve offices. new power
and lighting plant viii also be added. wei
,necal heating system for tie entire building. The
engineer in charge OF the work Is Frank Il.
chambers, r., recent graduate Of Cornell. who
has taken a Office in this ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
ocuoo1 cOuJfENcEuENTs HELD.

Graduating exercises were held yesterday morn
ing AT Public School No rs. I"xinston-aVe. ana
Ntao,v-eixth-st william 4. owen. the principal.
oo,,d,,c,ad the exercises which were of the usual
order and william T.. McCord. chairman or the
po,rd ~ School Inspectors for the HNNlllth
District presided Andrew II Green made an ad-
drcss md lanes I. Green distributed INC medals;
CI.ss daV exercises were also held IN PnDlic
school No rs at Pleasant-ave. and One-hindrcd-
- LIN nth ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

It IS expected tina, the new bridge over In" Iiar-
lem River At Third-avc.. Will be formally opened
on July T. although 1t will not he completely FIN
shed till some time later and the contractor VIII
still be in charge. Just what tho ceremonies Of the
oponine VIII De not known yesterday morning
~ the office Of the Department Of Bridges. but Il IS
Ikclv that the North Side Board OF Trade and the
Toynaycrs' Alliance viii prepare an elaborate pro-
gramTnc The Harlem Bridge has been six ycats ~
nuilGiug ard will b. a magnificent structure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
CHANGES IN ALDERMENs COMMITTEES

President Woods Of the Board Of Aldermen yes
terdsy announced several changes IN the makeup
o. the committees OF the Board due TO the retire
rent OF Alderman Geagan. Tho changes were not
pleasing 10 the Republican Aldermen, and Alder
man Goodman questioned the right OF the President
10 make the change. President Woods declared
that as he had the power to name committees he
could change them. Alderman Woodward said
that the Mayor who could make appointments
couldn't make removals except during limited
b MS action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
conn. wHALEy CASE POSTPONED.

The hearing % the applications for peTcmptory
writ of man5amus TO compel Controller Coler to pay
, Judgment confessed by Corporation 'ouns"l
Whalsn for 5000 in favor Of FRANKLIN Bica as as
sipreo of the %cw-Y0lk and Wcstchcsior Water
COMPANY ana by irving + Bush. az "A taxpayer. 20
continue the temporary Injunction. granted by JUS
to- Ualv restraining tho Controller from paying the
t,l.lgu.uf wcrc both POSTPONED until tomorrow by
Juice Daly IN The supreme Court. yesterday. ~
.1..-- III -ilc- --un-InLl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
TO ENTERTAIN HARTFORD cOTNCILHEN.

The committee Of city officials that Is to entertain
,ho ,,,si,in, members OF the Hartford Common
rouncu tomorrow held meeting in the Mayor
orsce Yesterday afternoon. and decided to can upon
-. .,.,,,,c Aldermen 1T the Hotel Manhattan to-
,ra,r morning NJ O'Clock The visitors VIII bs
taken around the different city depaftm;snt,, ana
II 49, - 70 Mayor van WICK round OF the de-
sr'I, ,"ents viii be made during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Henry Muller jr.. the contractor. OF NO oi9 EAST
one hundred nd-forty sixth-st. who was indc'eu
for granddaughter IN the second degree lot ai'eseu
rosponsiblity for the fall Of IN" observation-disclosures
q, One hundred sixteenth-st and Madison
ave I'm which six persons were killed. surrendered
himself Yesterday afternoon to Detective-eergeah,
IN I'm the plstrictAttorney' office he furnished
s; 90 bail and was released His father VINO -
Under Indictment also II Is believed VIII also sur
render himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
rUr NrwT0Wy CREIK BRJDGEN.

hold q conference yesterday with Commissioner
shea. OF the Department Of Bridges. over bridges
On Ncvtown Creek. The War Department COM
plains that the present structures nil along the
creek interfere with navigation. tho bridge being
old and difficult to turn. The Wgr Department
,s1cd the local Department O.; Bridges FrTrc time
ago to remedy tho matter. ana Connie Sl"t
uromi cd 10 10 what he could. Tn" Department
srain instructed Major Adams to bring the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
A NEGRO CONVICTED or MURDER.

Lew Pulllson. colored convicted yesterday
!" murder IN he first degree By jury IN the INN
ma Branch of the Supreme Court. The man s,f','
yea his white common-aw wife Kate Shea M.,c'-
a.. al No ~ West Thirty-nirth-st F nsl,so
sesmeo unmoved by the verdict Justice ru'Si""
'smanded him until Monday for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
Tile ARCAUE NEWS ROON.

The Arcade News Room, In the new Empire
RulIding 10 II Broadway. Will be open to-day.
The Arcade was a famous newspaper stand for
tvoufv vcars and the new Arcade Will doubtless lie
"a great an attraction ds was us predecessor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
10 RlTIFY THE RESOLUTION.

FPS TO PASS Ok AN ISSUE OF $40 oooo 600
N STOCK.
rho uc,ronolitan street Railway Company yes
,orl., officially announced. through secretary
Warren that special meeting of the stockholders
u.oull soon hc called To- ratfy a resolution or the
diroctore for an issue Of new stock TO the amount
~ 80 go 100 or this sum II Is proposed 20 devote
g. go 10 retiring dcbenturc oohhs "n'ch "e.'
80, 80 .,,,.r outstanding Indebtedness. and to
ov,o,d tho remaining uM0Ooo in equipping the
SIN and tiehth ave. limos with electricity, and
I'm making Other improvements -, 49,, ,.
80 S""rcfar, warren said Yesterday that the WORK
Of changing the motive power II sixth ana Eisnun
,vos ,,ouid begin very The proposed Issue
80 s,ork n ratified by tho stockholders Will make
tbc total capital stock Of the Metropolitan com
nnnv "a oo 90 Tho stoc kholders' meeting will he
hold I'm about three weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
wRANGLE OVER AN ORDINANCE

The A<,ermen wranaed FOR two hours yesterday
afternoon over the license ordinance. Aldermen
Woodward and Goodman took exception to the cut
ting ont Of the section which has been In all
ordinances heretofore. prohibiting the rental OF
space within tho stoop line. and providing that
both property holder and standkeepar shall make
an Ga Ia that no rental has been paid. $500
There was A long fight over this. ia which Alder
man Click IN the chair ard Alderman woodward
on the floor. took the chief parts. Alderman Click
ordered Alderman Woodward 10 his seat twice. ana
had the sergeant at-arms enforce the order.
The ordinance was finally passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
uysJc TracHERS CONVENTION.

Tn. twentieth annual convention Of the Music
Teachers National Association VIII open to'mor-
ron n, tho waldorf Astoria The opening ad-
dresaes M 10 20 a m will he made ~ the Rev.
rr n. Parker Morgan, Randolph Guggenheirner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
HOTEL CONTINENTAL,
PARIS.
Hotel Chatham,
Paris.

President Of the Municipal Council Herbert VII
Nor Greene president OF the association. DR.. y
~ schaufflcr aud others The convention Will con-
,inuc until Monday. and there will be lectures
roc,as and concerts. mornings. afternoons and
averInps There are 10 be more than one hun
drad incidents Of great interest 10 the musical
world and the convention will be as interesting
from an educational az from an artistic point or
v,ow More than two thousand music teacheis
viii attend the convention. The concerts Will DO
open to the general public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
Great Northern, North Eastern q
North British Railways
england & Scotland).
The East Coast Express Route
BETWEEN
FNCyAND g. SCOTLAND

via the cathedral cities OF reteroo'o'
Durham , to-, ma.
.sneers ar. attached to the 2.20 p. m. express
from LONDON (KiaSs Cross to EDlNbOhHn
waverley). and to the 2.2O p: m express iIot,'
EDINBURGH Wavsriey to LONDoN 'h'""
Crosse. 49,,
SLEEPING CARRIAGES for hrst class pas
sengers are attached to all night trains
RUGS OR PILLOWS are supplied on h'e l"
nrst and third class passengers. -
TOURIST TICKETS are issued from May lse
until October 3lst. enabling travellers 10 oreaH
their Journey at all points OF interest on 'ho
direct route between London and Scotland
PAMPHLETS and all information can be 90
tanned from Mr. Frank c. Clark, Ill Broaoway'
New York ~ -
HENRY OAKLEY. GenI Manager @. y. X
GEORGE S. G1BB. Genl Manager ~ T. H.
j. CONACHER. Gen'l Manager y. b. X
March. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Thomas Adams 'r has been appointed receiver
IN supplementary proceedings FOR Augustus Rosen-
quest By Judge Mccarthy Of the city Court on the
appltc ation OF O. rda Person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
FIFTEEN AGAINST TT.
,oorr,yN ALDERMEN DEFEAT A RESO-
LUTON TO AUTHORIZE THE
BOND ISSUE

.,,v DECLARE THAT THEY WILL NOT VOTE FOR
Tue BONDS WITHOUT AN ASSURANCE FROM
~ur MAYOR THAT BROOKLYN WILL GET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Benjamin F. Barnett has been appointed receiver
In supplementary proceedings for John A keser.
formerly steward ~ the West End cub md At
lanta Yacht club by Judge Fitzsimons Of The City
Court on the application OF Stern q singer repre-
senting Hartman. Goldsmith n Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Christopher Purcell. nquor-dcaler 1t No. l.293
Coumbus-ave. near one hun1red-ard twenty-hfih
ST. confessed judgment yesterday for &9i in favor
OF Touchiem & 20. for q balance due on do
mand note for s.. 90 Mr. Purcell has been in bust
ness for eight years. and HIS four other sa.oons.
In First. Third and Ninth aves. Execution Vas
issued the sheriff against the saloon AZ 10 l2'S
COlumhus-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

An order OF Judge Hsrrck. Of Albany. was hed
here yesterday. appointing David Muhlfeider Of
Albany receiver for Patrick Dunn the applire-
tior OF Martin J. Gallery. Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Upper Norwood. Queens Hotel.
x..X Crv.,sl Palace London. Heslthies situation n
rrrIsnd Lovely gardens. Boarding terms rom sz.o'
rns's. Snsrsl terms ,or large parties. Convenient
p s u s.rves Tor city and West-End London.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22
Remnrkahlc Pescuc.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plainield, Ill,
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on Der lungs; she
was treated for a month by hOr iamily
physician, bat grew worse, lie told
her she was a hopeless victim Of e1n-
sumption, and that 10 medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested nr.
Kings New discovery iog Coasump-
sion; she bongh. q beitle and 10 bet
delight found herself benefited from
iirss dose. She continued its usc and
alter tsking six bottles found herself
sound Fad wcli; row does her own
hoase~ork, and Is as well as she ever
was. Free trial bottles Of this great
discovery at City Drug Store. l.ssgc
bottles SOC and si.oo. O
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22
Senator Vests Anti.coionial Resolution.

The following resolution, which ex-
presses the almosi IL ssot quite univer-
sal sentiment OF all Democrats on the
colonial system, n qucstiun that has
been thrust upon this country by the
result Of the iIispano- American war,
was is,fudueed IN the senate by Sen
afor Vest:
'sisesoived, that under the Constiiu-
ton Of the United States TO power II
given 70 tho Federal government. TO ae-
gEiEs iofiiiniy to DC held aud governed
permanently as colonies. The colonial
system Of European nations cannot be
established under our present CUns,ita-
ton. but all territory acquired by the
Government, except such small amount
rs msy be necessary for coaling sta.
lions, correction Of boundaries aud sim
liar governmental purposes, must be
acquired and governed with the pur.
pose Of ultimately organizing such ter
ritory Into stsics, suitable for admits
sion into the Gmion.''
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22
pca', Fool wiiA a Cold.
From The Sew Yum sun.

We must repeat our warning against
pneumonia, tho most dangerous disease
that prcya:Isin ihls city, and which Ii az
trscrsiinariIy prevalent at this limo. 10
90 the guard At all Lines against taking
cold. Look aus for 4 u you lake Il. Glad
stone nsod 10 60 % bed aad sond for q
dsaier whenever be bad . cold, sna cons
seauensly hs cot well In rory sAors
si1ss. Tho ssSua" n right. ard aheir
warning should be heedcd. For colds
there - nothing better than Chambof-
iain's Cough Remedy. Itpsevcnts any
isndsrey u i coid toward I,asauaaia
Il y pleasant aud szia 10 tskt --childrra
ilksii. FIR saIc " rl.y Drug Store
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22
Saulheasl News.

James Laird died nj Pssosi on the
ii,h, aged nj years.
Three babies were recently born TO
Mrs. p. ". o'Neal Of Cat wood, Rip
ley county, but ono OF sae lIlIic ones
died.
Wolves arn numerous 10 Cape 6i-
rardeau county Seven or eight have
been Killed within very short line at
one place.
The pouiphan Prospect Nows an
nominees tho arrival of yoang deer Of
the masculine gender mt Tho residence
Of Mr.. aud Airs. C. II. Buck.
The Kenne,s Democrat complains Of
ihc dearth OF marriages in Dunklin
cuunty. Tho record for 1898 80 far Is
zT5. against 3f2 for 1897.
The Van Iurcn Local boosts that
there is not saloon In Carter county,
aud says there Is never. disturbances
et any Kind In town when tho farmers
como 10.
Rcn Williams shot and MORALLY
wounded Louis Mansfield near jackson
on The 18th. There was fead tn-
swreh the 1--WE men, ai'd iisry decided
10 fight Il ous.
Andrew Campbcll, IN old ci,iEcn Of
Iron oenniy, died ~ his homo on the
10th, ngsa ~ years. Ills wills, to
when he hns been married 50 years,
survives him.
Among The good things ssnt 10 tho
soldier boys Of Co. n, 9th Missouri.
from pesoio Tor Christasaz. were 10
turkeys. 10 chickens. 20 fruil cakes,
and nambcys Of hams and cans o. iraIs
aud pickles.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22

Whereas. samasi Rcaham and fanp men.
ham, hts wife, w ilieir certain dand ~ trust
dated fhs slxth nny OF Juif. letiJ ara r.
corded IL the Recorders nfica ps 81 Fras.ss,lA
county. Missouri. nj Deed n0uk ~ f,srw afgn
conveyed ~ the undersigned Merrill Ftuksn
rrnesee, nii thelr right. title, Interest and ~
tHte, ~ and % tbs following described Heal
Estate, situated IN tile Cyuaig 81 ~ HtaR.
cots. state Of MiasguTi, vita
The ieasehoid interest IN fy1i number three
isl block u, eitnatu IN tnn town 81 Tendviilr.
Which said conveyance was made IN trust
20 secure The payment ef ueflaiu urumig
sary note In said decd described and where
na said note has become due and l. unpnld
ahG u heing more Than nife months uinrO
thc dtaih ~ said samuel Henham, now
therefore. ~ accordance with the pfuVt IONS
81 laih Deed uf Trust. ana OF tide request Of
the legal holder OF ssid note. viii proceed
20 sell tine above described req; estate az The
south frnn' door Of the Court Mopsn IA tho
Gus OF farHninafon, IN the County % ~.
lrsncois, ttete aforesaid, 20 the highest
bidder for cash. at pahlic auction. on
Tuesday, the gath day Of January 500,
between the hours OF ninc IN the forenoon
and nvc m the afternoon % that day. 20 sat
isiy 5si'i it5tv, tuTuinur witn the cost ana
expense % executing this trust
MERRILL P1pKiS. Trus.re.
Dated this 2lst day Of Decemiscr, Iss.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22
BaskIsa's Arulea saIys.

Tho best salve Ia tho world for cnts,
bruises, soFes, ulcers, salt rhrnm, feves
sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
hlsins, eorns and all akin e=lpsious.
Positively cures pilea, or no money re.
guired. 1t Is guaranteed 20 give per.
feet satisfaction or moaey refunded,
Price 80 cts. per box. For sale al
Ci,y Drug Store.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22

Ex-senator Calvin :. Bricc died sud-
denly Of pneumonia at hi- home In
New York on the 18th. lie was n
lhaa OF large business enterprises, and
w.' a managing director Of the Amer.
.gaa China Development Company, or
gaaiEed Ia build about 500 milce oi
gallroad 10 China, lie was also utter
cs;td IN many other business enter
plscs.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22
'armington Times
thursday, DECEMBER 90, 1898.

fhc United States Il appears Is 10
pay tor the return OF the Spanish sol
diep from Al the rclinquished terri
tof!ea. spain at least has some shrcwd
liplgrna,ists. Perhaps that Is the bet
Ter plan, rs the repatriation win BE-
rnishcd up all the sooner.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22

YOakum, Texas, recently claimed
the youngest volunteer ia the United
States army In the person Of Cato
Young, who enlisted while IL years Of
age. 4 Waco dispatch says that VIM.
McClanpahan enlisted from there ready
10 defend bis couutry's nag at the ten.
der age Of IS. lie is still In tho SER
vice.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1898-12-22

Al the session Of the Souiheas, Mis-.
spufi Teachers Association recently
held IN FFederickiown, resolution
was passed asking the Legislature to
provide for establishing in each county
at least one high school or aeademy
ior the purpose Of preparing pupils to
ea,cc lh5 normal schools or the Cni-
KrNily.