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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07
Niiddle Mest FonthalI.

or an the interesting football games
10 be PLAYED 10y western teams, S. IS ike
~ that the one the University OF Chicago
would be most happy in winning would
be her match with the University OK
Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Here Mr.
Stage ana Alr. woodruff. as coaches, Will
have am opportunity of matching horns.
AS both OF them are old Yale players. aud
each has with due reason prided himself
upon d thoroughly scientinc study of the
game for years. the meeting will be Of es-
pecial interest. The former has been re.
moved so long now from Eastern football
that il may be supposed that he and his
team represent his own individual ideas
rather than the later Eastern develop
ments. Some OF the Western players. 10
appears-aud of This "a word or two later
are likely 20 bee taboo. so Tar as the \.
A. L. is concerned. unless recent efforts
10 patch no peace come % fruition.-
Walter Camp in Golfers Weekly.
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Tho EinLf on

NEW YORK. October 6-The Corbett-
Mccoy fght has been declared on. At a
meeting to-day OF men interested In the
fight. william B. Cray, manager Tor Nc
Coy. showed A letter he mad received
from David Nugent. manager OF the
Hawthorne Athletic Club. ~ Buffalo, in
which he stated that. owing 10 many
complications that had arisen, the club
had decided 10 call the match OF. John
Considlne. the Detroit snorting man.
said that he was ready 20 put up a purse
OF So for the night between Corbett
and Mccoy. George Considne. his broth.
er. shook 5000 in bills In the air and said
he was ready 10 match Corbett against
anybody In rhe world lie asked Gray II
Mccoy would fight and Gray said he
would have 20 see McCoy before making
4 match.
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CAPT, BROWNS SUCCESSOR.
Many Applicants for Manager Of Hol-
IyWOOd Farm.

~ ""o'' ! arm
CAP5 CHA RL-ES5:, Va, oct 6-spe-
cldl. M-. IL. -. l.. J. ielciei oi tnls town
HLs ot'H appoinlyI aainIiIi. t3r Ior me
e.,ale ol 'ne iale apidlh .lli7 a. bio" D.
ton formerly ned hy captain Browne, as
ls"a az. e OF d .ly Woo 'n ana aren't
~ .'.,,. f,---.t .f.- t,,,--,.',,.. ana ie',o,rl,
OF conslosra pie lnioIlaI.-e ana lni.aei..e
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JOHNSON Died. I'm Ashland. KY Mon
day. October g. 1S9S Mr.. JOHN T.
JOHNSON. aged hity-eight years. Be
sides "a wife and Eve children. DE leaves
three sisters and hr0ther-Mrs ). 4.
Callahan. of Clifton Forge. Mrs. J.
Alex. Rolefer OF Abingdon, Mrs. John
j. lIarloWc and Mr. Charles Johnson.
OF this city, 90 mourn their loss.
90 how sweet it will be in that beautiful
land.
So free from an sorrow and pain.
With songs on our lips and with harps
in our hands
To meet one another again
JACKSON. az the Baptist Home.
~ 7.gO O'Clock. Wednesday. October 9Th.
Mrs EIIZ ABETH JACKSON. widow of
Joseph Jackson, in the cishty-third year
Funeral took place Thursday. October
9th AT 1870 o'clock. from the Home.
REYNOLDS Died. October 9th. al S15
A. NJ. az No l03 east Marshall street.
EDMONIA g.. wife of j. ". Reynolds,
aged forty-tWo years.
Funeral yesterday from Grace-Strcct
Baptist church at 400 j. VI.
TAYLOR.-Died. October 5ih IN the
elghty-second year of her age al the
residence OF her son-in-law l.. G.
Adair. Chestnut ND Mrs CORNELIA
STORRS TAYLOR. widow of the late
Henry T. Taylor Funeral FRIDAY
MORNING az eleven o'clock from the
above residence. No flowers
WILHELM Died suddenly. al 500 =. VI.
Wednesday October 9th. AZ the resi-
dencc OF bis daughter Mrs H. w
Moesta. II east Main street. Mr.. WILL
LIAM WILHELM aged eighty-six
years.
Funeral from Bethlehem Evangelical
Lutheran church. Sixth and Clay streets.
al $50 =. NJ TO-DAY.
Baltimore paners please copy.
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THE VIRGINIA DISCIPLES.
Richmond Gets All the Ohicers-To
Meet Here Next Year.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, oct G
Snccial-The third day OF the Disciples
Convention was opened THIS morning with
n. d. COaey.
The morning session was occupied by
reports Of committees and an address by
the Rev G. g. Smith.
The afternoon session was occupied with
unfnishsd business and an address by the
Rev. Cephus shelburne. Of Fredericks-
a. < o'clock this evening Mrs. Helen Z.
Moses. OF Kansas city. addressed tho
convention on woman CHRISTIAN
T6e convention will hold It's next annual
session In Seventh-Street church. Rich
mond.
,r~ ,,ear. President II. G. Garrison.
Richmond. First vice-President, John A.
Darbon. of Richmond; Second Vice-Presi-
dent. John A. SPENCER. OF Manchester;
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futurity stakes,

LEXINGTON. KY. October Sat tbs
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders meet.
ing to-day the $1,000 Futurity for three
yedr-oid trotters was won in straight
heats by Peter the Great. a Michigan
waO sold for sl5 IN nools OF ylcO.
The fayorite, Charley Herr. made game
light Tor every heat. but was outtooted.
Peter the Great won each heat with some
thing 10 spare. Best time, 2l2 IL Tho
stake was forth $500 to the winner.
with $500 20 his nominator. y. d. Streator,
Kalamazoo. Mich. who still owns him.
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the ordinance II was laid upon the table
until the next meeting.
The Council agreed 10 allow 10000 feet
Of gas free Of charge for the educational
department OF the Y. NJ. c. A. during the
next twelve months.
Mr.. HARRISON offered n resolution that
the Committee on Grounds and Buildings
be instructed TO ascertain through BIDS
the cost OF repairs needed at the City
jail and report TO the next meeting. ms
was agreed 20.
SMALL POX THREATENED.
Tho Committe on Health met at $50
O'Clock last evening.
There were present Messrs. Hobson
chairman Camp. Donahoe. Gibson,
Grimes and Williams.
The president Of the Board Of Health,
W. y. Oppenheimer addressed the COM
mitteo.
lie stated that small pox was spreading
In Norfolk and recommended the aTpro-
priation Of funds 10 take steps 20 prevent
its Introduction in Richmond.
Mr.. Grimes moved 10 recommend 20 the
Council that the appropriation be made.
This was adopted
Dr. Oppenheimer urged as a rrecaution-
airy measure that househOlders insist on
vaccination particularly in the case Of
servants.
he asked that an appropriation be made
coudiuoually OF 5000 To enable him TO
take steps against the disease in an
emergency
COMMITTEE ON CEMETERIES.
The Committee on Cemeteries met AT s
O'Clock. There We're present Mcssrs.
Blanks chairman Miner Grimes and
Williams.
The payroll was approved and other
routine business was transacted.
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keiIcr-G rytne~.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Oct e.
Special-nr William J. Keller. one OF
Charlottesville leading business men.
was married yesterday afternoon al ;
o'clock 20 Miss Mamie Overton GRIMES.
daughter Of the late Or. william Shep-
herd Grymes. Of orange county. at tho
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben New
man. near Somerset orange county the
Rev John 3 Hansbroush. OF the Episeo.
psl church ontcistinL
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Auditor John r. Elliott. 81 kicnmong
gecretsrv VA NJ Newman. Richmond.
Treasurer william r. Fox. Richmond.
The former secretary and treasurer.
Pev. Nj owen. Of Richmond. retires
this year
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Services with the gospel wagon Viii be
held BY Rev G. +. Williams and others
SUNDAY At ?. ". az SiXteenth street.
near the Traction Company power house
and at p. NJ. at the corner Of Grace and
Seventeenth streets.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The thermometer ranged as follows ~
The Times office yesterday.
At \. n. 50; l. NJ, 81, p NJ 81
6 p. NJ. G6. p ~. o. T. g. CD Mean
temperature IS L.
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THE SMALLPOX
WAS THE FEATURE
Council Makes an Appropriation to
Prevent It.
VACCINATION WAS DISCUSSED.
Two thousand Dollars so be Expended
IL Necessary Much Discussion
over a New city jail Street
Car Matter Postponed.
VACCINATION WAS DISCUSSED.

DInnf non luAAN To iitt" n"t"'N eli ~ ''''"
az compulsory vaccination 10 hsht small
pox ir OBJ. oven. Chat lt spreads 10 Rich
mord from Norfolk. whore The disease,
accor8ne To- reports. seems 90 be getting
g. foohoII
Another question which took up good
ocal OF time in the meeting was the
measure introduced iooSing TO the ercc-
t.n or 4ew City Jail. while the rights
az b01t-hIaoks were discussed pro and
con fof nearly laI au aour.
Tire Council was called to meet 40 1880
O'Clock 10 adjourned at lZI5 o'clock
Tho following members were present:
Mesrs Blanks. Bioombere. Camp. Cot
teL Curtis Ferguson. CARRIER. Gibson,
Grimes. Glnsl HARRISON. Hceke. Hob
SON. Mccarthy Mills. Miner, Ncalc Pc
tors Pollock SheI. Tanner. Tcefey. Wal
lrrsteu. West, Whalcu. Williams. Win
slun. Woody
Tac Auditor was directed TO draw his
warrant for $40 in favor of r. vs.. Woody
es Cd refund for gas huL This was done
upon the recommendation of the Com
mtee 800 Light
The Committee on Water reported that
they deemed 30 inadvisahle 90 erect pub
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Mr. FERGUSON offered a. number Of
"ii ei''''. =, ''' .I ''''"''O'' "i''' ""...'
no moved that tho measure with
me ai'' 'n.7 "' ''''''i''ll'''" To inc
aiti .il.nl.'tt.
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Tho commute reported ON me SUBJECT
of snpph Ins me 'iy WIN GEAR wafer
ln THIS report Do was stated that "a study
of fhe systems m operation ln various
cities. bad ben made and concluded That
the methods adopted on this subject were
more for the publication than for the
'laritcalon OF ihe water. Aitcr careIuI
STUDY me committee hf' oe'ideo lhdt me
water now used was healthy ana whole
Some. There were three ways TO clear
lae Uator sodimentat.on filtration
through anf-hcds. and mechanical
htrati0u Ih. committee was unwilling
20 accept Che hospitality of companies inc
tcresfed Boo This business. as The mcm-
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ThcCoIors

III = tllfll-f
Red
High overhead
Sparklcs the banner of Marsi
Rcd
Under The tread
Peoples asleep meath tho stars.
Blue
-Stcadfast and true
Bends the wide arch OF the sky!
Blue
Tendercst hue
Chosen of vi0lets shy.
White
Shiuoth the right
,-ntil the struggle shall ceasei
White
Pure as the light.
Blossom the lilies OF peace.
Jennie Belts HartsNick in Collier
Weekly.
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TOCURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
To Gain Flesh. TO Sleep Well. To Know
What Appetite and Good Digestion
Mean. Make Test Of Stuarf's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Interesting Experience OF an India
uapoiis Gentleman.

No trouble is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia.
People having 10 think that their nerves
arc 10 blame are surprised that they are
not cured by nerve medicines and sprine
remedies, the real scat OF mischief Is lost
sight OF. the stomach is the origin 10
be looked after
Nervous dyspcptics often do not have
any pain Whatever in the stomach. nor
perhaps any OF tho usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows itsclf not In the stomach so much
as In nearly every other organ; in some
cases the heart palpitates and is irregu.
Jar. in others the kidneys are affected
ln others the bowels are cousupdted
.th headaches. suIl others arc troubled
with Joss OF flesh and appetite. with the
accum latiCn OF gas, sour risinss anu
heartburn.
Nj. a, w Sharper Of No. el Prospect
street, Indianapolis. Ind. writes as fol-
lows: "A motive Of pure gratitude
prompts me 20 write these few lines rc-
gdrdmg the new and valuable medicine.
stuart Dyspepsia Tablets ] have been
sufferer from nervous dyspepsia for
Tie last four years. have used various
patent medicines and other remedies
without any favorable result. They some
times give temporary relief until the
effects of the medicine wore off, ] attri5-
uted this 10 my sedcntary habits. being
bookkceper with little physical exercise,
but ] am glad to state that the tablets
have overcome AN these obstacles, for I
have gained iu flesh sleep better and am
better in every way. The above is written
not for notorcty but is based on actual
facts" Respectfully yours.
a. W. SHARPER.
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OBITU ARY
Mrs. J. -. Reynolds

Mrs Edmonia g.. Reynolds. wife OF Mr..
J. ~ Revuo'd1 lied at her re-iden''.
No. los east Marshall street. wednesday
morning mo Nl5 o'clock. after an HIHes9
of less than 10 week.
Deceased was f0rty-two years OF age
and "A lady Of many lovsble traits or char-
acter. She is survived by i've ehHgrenl'
faur hots- Fred james. I"omas ana -
dridge-and a daughter. Miss Etha. Her
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs r. -.
fN,-g ,.,f .u,-. ..otl.ars r1er en~vive her.
The funeral took place Yesterday after
noon al 40 o'clock at Grace-Street Bap-
list church. Dr. Hatcher officiating.
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DIR. IF. Southall.

specill telegram from Amelia court
house announces the death Of Or. :. r.
eouthaU. He was brother Of Or. ). w.
southau. the Superintendent OF PUBIC
instruction. and was about seVenty-lsrV'n
years old. He had been hl long 'iie'
~. lo,tttal was one of the 'eadng
,,y.irians of his section and vas widely
known and highly esteemed.
rus funeral will take place al Amelia
Courthouse at2 r. NJ to-day.
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Mrs. Mary l.. simmons.

PETERSBURG Va oct 6-special-
Mrs Mary T. Simmcns. matron or the
Methodist Female Orphan Asylum here.
died tonight after a brief illness OF pneu-
mOnia
For some years the deceased was the
matron OF the Home tor the Sick, IN this
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Mrs Elizabeth Jackson, WIDOW Oh ir 'l,,,
Wednesday al 7.3o o'clock after linger-
dad, fitness. The funeral took place lrOm
The Home yesterday afternoon Al so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-07

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, oct. g.
speciaL-Wiliam II. Pritchard died at his
home In Spotsyivania county Of dropsy.
aged thirty-eight years. lie leaves a
...LI..t,- M fn-Lr .hLL lrnn
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Mr.. CorneIia storrs Taylor.

Mrs Coruelia Storrs Taylor widow OF
Mr. n p. TAYLOR. died az the residence ol
ner e.r- ir-lav Mr. l. q. AGAR m ms
nut Hiu. wednesday. Deceased "as Jul ner
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NJ LNn TriInYcr.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. oct. 5.-special.-
Mrs Eva Trmyer. vile OF }. H. Irlmyer,
died at her home i'm this city to-day az !
81. clock.
She was a member OF Mount Vernon
Council 40. !. Daughters Of America.
also am exemplary member OF the Meth
.odfsf Protestant Church.
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BEDFORD CITY. Va. oc;ober o.-Spe-
ciaI-Mrs Rosa ". wfe of h. g. Ao-
bott. died quite suddenly at her home on
Jackson street yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Abbott has been in feeble health for some
,.,rs but nothing serious was thought
of her illness NO 90 the time Of her death.
Airs. Abbott was Miss Kirby or Lynch
bur- Va. Her husband and two children
Miss Edmonia Abbott and Mrs. Harry
DeForest-sIrvive her
The funeral services. conducted by Rev
w. S. Royal. vii take place from the
ho,,ss to-naorroO morning A. 10 o clock.
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WAR REVENUE BILL.
Senate Committee Finds 1t Neces-
sary TO Make Amendments.

WASHINGTON. May 20-The Sen
ate Committee on Finance finds it nee
essary to make additional amendments
to the war revenue bill before proceed
ing farther with the measure. and an
adjournment Of the Senate was taken
at the close of to-day's session until
Monday. in order to allow the commit
tee to devote the entire day tomorrow
to this work
A session Of the committee was held
to-day, but there was not sufficient
time to reach a conclusion There is
no division on party lines on most of
the changes required as they are large
ly of a technical character. The most
important change which has been
urged, and which now seems likely to be
made, is that altering the tobacco
schedules. 1t looks as if the House
rate Of II cents a pound would be re-
stored on manufactured tobacco, and
as if there would be a change in the
schedule as it affects cigarettes
There are some technical errors to be
corrected in schedule 3 regarding pro-
prietary medicines. The question raised
here is as to the time the stamp should
be affixed. and there is much difference
of opinion on this point. There is also
a desire to have mutual life Insurance
companies exempted from some of the
requirements of the provision in regard
to insurance organizations and q
movement to restore the House pro-
visions relating to building and loan
associations
1t is probable other matters will be
considered at to-morrow's meeting.
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Ribbon News.

The additional space devoted to
our Fancy Goods Department
makes shopping more pleasant
customers are served with less de
lay; goods are better displayed,
and selections are therefore easier
to be made We have such large
aSsOrtments in the department that
the advantage of extra space is
perceptible all over-especially in
Our busy Ribbon Section. One
thing sure, if we do have what YOU
want the quality and price com
blnatiOn will be to your liking.
Gros Grain Ribbon with pearl
edge, Ioc piece.
Satin Baby Ribbon, I5c piece.
Width 2, in All-silk Satin Rib
bon, CSC piece
A complete line of Satin Rib
bon, in two qualities, I to 3
inches in width, at &c per yard
and upwards.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: G. w Towle, Towle; w r
Spalding, Truckee; J. s Condor, Verdi
New; e. K. Smart, Emigrant Gap; G
p. Patterson and wife, Philadelphia; j
c. Knickrem, Plumas; Louis O'Neal
San Jose: Don Ray. Gait; J. Hennessey.
Alameda: Ed. l.. Sanford and wife,
Sacramento; c. Z. Horton, Beckwith;
S. c. Smith. e. 3. Castlen P H. Brad
bury. r. r. Clute, r. l. Hall. A. l..
Neubauer, NJ. C. Hoffman, San Fran
cisco
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EvANGELxNA CIsNEROs.
The Cuban Refugee Soon to Wed
Carlos Carbonel.

WASHINGTON. May 20-Evangelina
Cisneros is soon to we'd Carlos Carbo-
mel, the former Cuban banker who was
yesterday nominated by President Nc
Kinley to be a Lieutenant and aide on
the staff of Major Fitzhugh
Lee.
When Carl Decker went to Havana
with the express purpose Of hberating
Miss Cisneros he found a trusted lieu
tenant in MIR Carbonel, although. like
Mr.. Decker he was at the time unac-
quainted with the fair young Cuban.
On the night of the rescue from the
Havana prison Mr.. Carbonel was at
Decker's side.
To Carbonel was intrusted the duty
and privilege of accompanying the girl
to New York. Companionship between
the two natives of a common cline soon
ripened into love, and the usual details
of courtship followed With the result
that the wedding Will shortly take
place, probably before Lieutenant Car
bonel shall be ordered into the field, al
though no definite time has been de-
cided on by Miss Cisneros, her guard
ian, Mrs Logan, or the groom to be.
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r1oire Sash Ribbon. soc.

have started public subscriptions for
the Spaniards. To the above may be
added a large section of the bourgeoise,
who have invested two thousand mil
lion francs in Spanish securities.
With reference to the Franco-Amer-
lean relations. false news from many
quarters during the last few days has
led public opinion astray but a few
words suffice to expose the inanity of
these accusations against France. The
Lafayette incident was quite compre-
hensible under pressure Of the work be
ing done by the United States. AS for
Martinique, what happened to the dis
patch of Captain Cotton of the Harvard
was no fault of ours, and one torpedo
boat of Spain was there for a few hours
only, while the Harvard was there for
a week.
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FIELD DAY.
Woodland and Sacramento Stud
ents to Compete To-Day.

At , p m. to-day the Sacramento
and Woodland High School athletes vii
meet at Agricultural Park in a series ot
contests. There is a strong rivalry oe-
tween the two schools and some very
spirited contests are expected.
The field day events will take place OF
the track in front of the Grand Stand
where all who desire to attend can Wit
ness them. Police officers viii be or
duty to keep the track clear of specUa-
tors. SO the view from the stand wiz
not be obscured nor the contestants in
terfered with.
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face. and got inside of McCoy's right
swing. The kid" rushed, and they
clinched. The Kid" poked his left to
the face. Gus jabbed his left and
rushed, and the kid" swung over his
shoulder.
Round 20-Gus swung his left to the
body and fell short. and met the same
with a stronger one. The kid land
ed lightly with his left on the face
Gus sent his right to the face hard,
and then poked his left to the body and
right to the head The Kid swung
his left, but went over the shoulder.
Gus put his right on the body and a
left on the face, and they exchanged
lefts. Gus drove a hard right to the
kidneys. jabbed his right to the body
and then to the jaw very hard, with
but little return.
The decision was given to Mccoy.
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FRANCE NOT OUR ENEMY.
A High Official at Paris Reflects
the Opinion of Ne. Hanotaux.

PARIS, May pa high official who
is in daily contact with NJ. Hanotaux,
Minister of Foreign Affairs. and who
reflects NJ. Hanotaux's opinion, says in
the course of an interview:
There is certainly a feeling of sym
pathy toward Spain in the higher cir
cles of society. especially the aristoc
racy. but it is not general. although
some cranks with an eye to notoriety
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Preston Industrial School.

Assistant superintendent Timothy
Lee of the Preston School of Industry
is visiting the city. He says the scnool
is now progressing finely. There is 40
trouble with the boys. for they are
treated with consideration. Most of the
departments of the school are now in
charge of boys, and they are be-
coming expert in many useful trades.
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MONUMENT UNVEILED
To S;gaers OF HdeckIenburg Dee1ar-
alton OF Independence.

CHARLOTTE On. O.. May pa
magnificent monument to the signers
Of the Mecklenburg declaration of in
dependence was unveiled here this
morning in the presence of a tremend-
Gus crowd. Among the prominent peo-
PIE were former Nice-P President Adlai L.
Stevenson. a descendant of one of the
signers of the declaration: Governor
Atkinson of Georgia. Governor Eller-
bee of South Carolina and Governor