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Epworth LeaGuers Adjoura.

Salem, Ill. July i9.-At the meeting or
the fourth annual session OF the Illinois
Epworth League of the NJ. Z. Church
South, held at Patoka. to-day. addresses
were made by Doctor II. NJ. DuBose gem
eral secretary OF the Epworth League, and
Reverend y. l.. Cobb. assistant general sec
rotary. both OF Nashville, Tenn. Addresses
were also delivered by Reyerends A. T.
Stoddard. r. T.. Howell. J. y. Craig. G..
VI. Bgford. J. Il. Garrett and W. b. Elay
lock of this conference.
The business ~ the conference was fin
ished tonight. and the meeting adjourned
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PREACHER ACCUSED.
Charges of Embezzlement Against
Missing Pastor.

TF-F'T EItt' NfTt.t M
Poplar Bluff. Mo. July ie-The Reverend
X. I. Jones. who combined Insurance with
his PASTORAL duties. mysjeriously disan-
pcarcd from the city last Monday.
Since his departure he has been accused Of
cmbczzicinS from the comprrI.es no rem
resented Of between $500 and $50 He vorkf5
for the American Mutual Aid Assnciati,i
and the ST. Louis Life Insurance Company.
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SCHOOLS.
SCHOOLS.
ron SMALL EOyS-HoRNs

TOR SMALL GONS-HORNSBT HALL.
Bunker Hi. Ill \ home and school. with riili-
tary features: for limited nEraber. Best IN
stTrcticn and care.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE, stanton.
Va school for Young ladies situated in the
mountains % Virginia Climate ana scenery ursur.
PASSED. Preparatory and elective courses. Special
ndyantdsCsin Ausic Art. E!oClitiOn and Languages
Buildings modern ard con pete. Write for catscg.
Miss Maria Pen.ileton Duvai. Principal.
Successor to Mrs. Gen. = +. =. Stuart
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Took the Wrong Medicine.

ItF.tT Z Bi<It- SPF-DtNI.
GRANVILLE, ILL.,. July r3.-G T. CaI-in n
prominent and wealthy farmer, resId.nc in
calvin. four miles south of this city, took
teaspoonful of aconite this morning mis-
taking II for some other medicine, ard died
four hours later
Mr.. Calvin was making preparations to
move 10 Washington State. having recent
" purchased a section OF land there. He
was about - years Of age.
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PHILIPPINES LOSSES.
Americans Killed and Wounded in
Recent Actions.

washington. july 19.-General Macarthur
has cab!ed the following lis; Of killed and
wounded: ~
Manila. July 70. f90O.-Ki!Ied July q
Lcgaspi. Luzon. Company F, Forty-sevenrh
infantry. John Price; June 30. Guinobatan.
Luzon. Troop Il. Eleventh Cavalry. Ser
geant Guy FUR: June ~ TSgaty- iuzon
company II. Forty-scventh Infantry. Ser
geant Frank W. Burns; July Is. Cabangan,
Luzon. company +. Twenty-fifth Infantry
Sergeant James r. Lightfcot; Company F,
I~enty-ntth Infantry. Corporal James
Ward: July 10. Calamba Luzon, Company
+ signal Corps. Sergeant Albert H.
Gockuyne- Wounded: July II. Llama, Her
mosa. Company n. Thirty-second Infantry
Arlficer Joseph Mallonee; wounded In thigh
seriously. Company r, Thirty-second Vol
wounded In leg. slight.
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Murdered Woman's Body Found.


salem. Ill. July i9.-News reached here
this afternoon from the extreme soutbeas ~
part of this county that Mrs. David Nc
tonaughhay of that locality was found at
her nome this morning dead. Her head
was battered to a jelly, and murder was
suspected.
The husband of the lady. IL IS said. was
arrested ard Is held until the cause of the
death can he ascertained. IL is said thar
the man and wife had been having family
troubles OF late
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HAS HAD ENOUGH.
Dewey Declines to Consider a PO-
litical Career Again.
REPyELIc SPECIAL.

Washington, July 1a.-Admiral Dewey
SAYS he IS out OF politics and he declines TO
discuss or even consider ;he suggestion
that he might have a presidential nominal
ton at tho hands OF those who refuse TO
aeccp: either Mckinley or Bryan.
Admiral Dewey spent the greater part or
today in the city ard several % his friends
mentioned the favorable manner In which
his name was received at the meeting Of
the anu-lmperialists held in New York last
night lie dismissed the subject by saying
he could not subscribe 10 the views OF some
In that gathering. Besides. he
does not propose to make another muss of
politics"
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Washington. July ia.-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has held that persons
whose business IL Is TO buy or sell grain or
other merchandise on commission or orders
received from customers. are commercial
brokers and required 10 pay special tax as
such. even when the negotiate such pUr-
chases or sales in their OWN name only. the
grain or merchandise not being received in
I % their acilinl rflasnSsiOn.
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BORN TO TEXAS,

Another solid car of made-to-measure
clothing from ". Born & Co., ChicasO's
greatest taiors. reached s.. Louis this
morning for San Antonio. Tex. via Pacific
Express. with their own special messenger.
r. NJ. Uuisley. in charge. This is the third
solid car shipped 10y ~. Born " 60. in less
than six months. which added TO their reg
ular shipments of l.5is} packages daily VIII
give the public some idea OF the immense
trade controlled by this firm.
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Healer Sentenced for RiSamy.

NJ 7. FI.It 81 Il MI
West Plains, Mo. july BE II. Edmirs-
ton. a magnetic healer Il Clinton. who mar
ried Miss Rose Buchanan i'm this city last
month while having a wife IN Vernon
County. was sentenced 10 TWO years in the
euitentiary for higamy.
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BIG DAN STUART WEEDS.
Iexas Prize-Fight Promoter Mar
ried in New York.
kEPCBLlc SPECIAL.

kEPCBblc SPECIAL.
NV YORK, July ls.--Dan Stuart; the we'll
hnoNh lcxas sporting man, who gained re-
n'"H by arranging tile corbett- Fitzsin-
r'ioi.s Tlght at Carson City. in 1887. was mar
ttsu to-9ay 10 Miss Harriet r. Brennan one
ot hdriemS society bellies The ceremony
.pok place in the Church of the Ascension.
'ls reverend Father Murtay officiating
Atter the wedding Mr.. and Mrs Stuart
So a breakfast at the Hotel Majestic 10
a sfnai iarty Of friends. Tie bridal pair
men, men let for Bar Harbor on their horey-
stuart is actively interested in tho Sou.b-
ern Cluo at Hot Springs. AK
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TROOPS INSPECTED.
Governor Tanner Spent the Day
With Second Illinois Brigade.
REpy-RII,- SPECIAL.

iNtf 1 !pi%i' - t-'iN4
Camp Lincoln. near Springfield III July
le--GOVernor Tanner. as 'ommander-in-
caicf of the Illinois National Guard WAS
officially received at CAMP Lincoln this aft
ern0on at I o'clock
Governors Day proved the banner day of
the week Tac N MIXERS ~ the f;aveyun-'s
staff went 20 the Statehot.sc and escorted
him from there to the camp. At the en-
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Texas Freight Train Wrecked.

Dallas. Tex. July l9--'Il, lsrrgaji,l 0f
the track caused the wreck IT Missouri
Kansas ard Texas freight train near HIS
hpfn this morning. The engine WIS turned
over and three box cars were demolished
The engineer sprained an ankle in .um.in.,
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PART AND PARCEL,

The bargains at Bars are 50 attractive
that the street cars from north, south, east
and west Will be crowded with eager shop
pers, bound for Bars. Sixth. Olive and LO-
Gust streets. It's good place 10 make UP
Ter lest shopping hours probably, too
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RrPubiican Enthusiasm Wanting.

IIFI T5IsTt SfIf M
Paaa H. July la-With Honorable H. ]
Hamiin. candidate for Attorney General the
Republicans failed TO collect an assembi lse
Of any dimensions this evening When
Bryau's name Vas mentioned by the speak
CT. It received more cheers than that OF
NJ. kinlcy
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE CT PUBLICATION-The Beard OF gu.
pervisors OF Madison County, State CT Missis.
sfppi Will let TO the lowest sealed efdde. the con.
tract FOR stationery, record books and other ar.
nished b. the ssid county Monday. the ID day
OF August A ID. 1900 a bond OF $500 must ac-
company sacn bid for the faithful performance
OF the contract And the bids 10 conform
strictly to the provisions Of chapter Us Of the
Annotated Code OF lSs2 Of Mississippi and amend
rlent thereto. chapter IS. sheet acts 1ses- Bids
must be tled in the Chaacery Clerks office ~
Canton. Madson County. Mississippi. on or b:
fore tho LIST dag Of august. isao- A true COPY OF
the minutes =. L. Kemp. Chance-y Clerk.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.

The officers OF the Central Division Of the
s.. Louis Christian E.nGtaVcr Union are
making special arrangements for The July
mass meeting which Will be held AZ the
Central Christian Church on Monday even
Ing. July 81. The programme for the occa-
sion Will be entirely new.
The Reverend Seth =. Rees. ovc-scC~ Of
the Apostolic Church. recently o-=lGized in
the Temple AZ Locust and Beaumont streets.
Will arrive with his family the LIST of next
October. Mr.. Rees Will cooperate with the
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Reverend and Mrs L. c. Hall. and IL is the
tHIiISnaon 70 carry on strong campaign
during the fan and winter Doctor Rees is
| az ihd!aniaH by birth. and is of Quaker
stock: IL Is his purpose TO permanently To-
cate in the city.
The Reverend Doctor Thomas Marshall
field secretary OF the Presbyterian Board OF
foreisn Missions passed through the city
yesterday on his way from Glen Park Colo
10 Chicago. The doctor stated that h. rad
spent several days with Professor James
Dickson OF Washington University. who was
SO seriously injured al Glen Park and re-
ms '' 'eo''s'-
The Reverend II. NJ. Campbell. pastor OF
Cote Bri!iiants Presby terrain Church, has ar
r.Ee4 with his invalid wife a Saranac Lake
STOOD the trip rsuar kao!y we'll lust before
starting on his trip his CONGREGATION pre-
scented 20 him a purse Of sloi..0 as n token of
their appreciation; For she remaining sun
Gays OF the month. the Cote RriIiiante mi
Pat VIII be supplied by the Reverend Hugh!
4. Cooper of Paola, Kas.. ana in August
Mo. "a ''e $780,
The Reverend Doctor O. ". Stewart or
Kansas City. formerly Presiding Elder Of
the 81. Lotus ~. Z. District will be in at
tendance at Piasa Chautauqua for few
weeks. Doctor Stewart vii! be remembered
IS not only prominently connected with tha
MetEcd.sm Of the city but also as pror1l1
Hent In the work of the Missouri sanday-
School Association.
Inc Reverend Father II. s. Brennan PAS
tor OF the ST. Lawrence O'Too!e's Catholic
parish, Will depart early next week 10 d.
HVer a lecture on The Planetary Svster1''
az Columbian Catholic Summer School he
t.oit; Alien. Doctor Brennan was also IN
Sted 10 read a paper before the Catholic
Slcntinc Congress of All Nations. al
Munich Bavaria, September 2i-2s hui NOT
nelng able 20 go. has prepared and sent tina
Paper, which will be read by some one else
h 5Is theme was "A Short History of the
States of America
Inc Reverend s. p. Moore pastor Of tina
compton Heights Christian Church. has 20
turne-l from his three weeks vacation and
VIII MI his pulpit next Sunday as usual
ne ladies Of Compton Hill CONGREGATIONAL
,1huich gave & lawn party at Reservoir
cess. ' Z" s"N
me Reverend Doctor Daniel Dorchester
pastor OF Linuell Avenue u. L. Church has
s9he 10 Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard.
Mhere he viii spend his summer VACATION
ne Will return about September /
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ms Is by far the largest number of an
PHc2Ets they have ever had AT Prinrafon
a iho should make the freshman class about
~ next IAN. These figures 90 not include
me iarg" number OF POst-graduatss IoTb
al0nl princeton and other institutions who
VIII be registered in the autumn Neither.
20 tleg Inciude the several hundred students
w!hSh Is q distinct institution moi con.
Hected with the University. Princeton has
no professional schools ~
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WILLIAM JEWELL C0LLEGE,

Founded 1S49. Liberty, Missouri.
Best endowed and most largely attended COL
lese for young in Missouri: q Instructors 10
buildings; scientific laboratories; L. ov3 volumes
IN library. IS periodicals in reading RON. best
college gymnasium H. the West. athletic fed;
wsterworks, aths. steam heat. Coi.egiats. aca-
esmic and business courses. Expenses $50 10
SO per year For catalogue. address
J. p. GREENE. u. D.. IL. D.. President
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CUBA'S FUTURE CONSIDERED.
cabinet Discusses Plans for a Con.
stitutional Convention.
lEPCRLlC SPECIAL.


ashingfon, July l9.-At to-Gay's special
session or the Cabinet the future of Cuba
YVES one OF the topics considered Il was
widely reported that IT was determined at
the meeting that the United States should
WITHDRAW from the island within the next
e.ght or nine months. but this was denied
epso!utaly by Secretary Root He said
Ehat no change OF policy had been decided
Upon or even discussed, and that it was a.
much a matter OF doubt now as ever as to
when the Government would withdraw
inc subject under discussion was the
venticu In Cuba. Self-eoyerEment by the
municipalities has been gradually EXTENDED
until IL Is now in operation all over the
,sIeno- The next step VII be the esiab-
ltshmeEt OF election machinery for the
choosing Of delegates for the Constitutional
Convention. 1t Is not thought that this
Convention can be held u2-il some kline In
November AT the earliest. That Is a. far
as the Cabinet meeting went in its discus
sion.
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Gold on for Eurcne

New YORK, July le.-The gold shipments
on La B-etagne. which sailed for Hayre
to-day. amounted to se,ee.5o. all bars
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The New avery Bsaeh heisI,

South Haven, Mich
Finest summer hotel In the Northwest.
Chcrii1g i9cSti.n on lake front. and inside city
limits. safest bathing Beach Nest delightful
spot on the eastern shore for restsui. health
swing outing Music twice daily. Hops wednes-
Gays and saturdays. Electric service. Rates
50 to S. Fer week Write fer booklet
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fhenomenal Increase of Students Mt
Prfnpernn

The University authorities at p-,nce.o,
nave made up their figures Of applicants for
eadnaination in the various parts of the
eOSruy 10 GATE. They are as follows:
fu!i entrance, FIRES hmer. ;25
Preimina rit-S .. so
Upper Classes . VI
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$500 Buys Mems ~. Suits
lin avenue "1
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DEATHS.

DeWITT-At the residence OF her sister Mrs
Caroline NoTcsn. No Ssl5 Lee avenue. July u.
is0e at p m. Mrs. Rosa ". DEN lit
Funeral Saturday. at .. m. TO Be!efoatains
Cemetery.
DEATfIE-Fannis Blank-. beloved wife OF Ed
ward A Deathe, july IS. 1860. at 1870 2.
Funeral from residence. No 1851 Firnsy ave-
nue., Sunday, July 70, at $3.50 p m. 10 St AIMS
Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Chicago. H.. and Kansas City, Mo-. papers
please copy.
FRANCK-on Thursday. July H. $500 at lis
r. m, Johanna FTaEck Cnee EastD, beloved wife
Of Henry ID. FrGngS and mother Of Henry u.
tTanck, Jr., Johanna IsaCsc. Ida Tell. Sophie
kienlen and Clara Miller, after short illness.
at the sse OF g years l month and IL days.
TIE funeral will take place Saturday. July
81 at 2:lS p m. from family residence No. 2SS2
North Spring avenue thence TO Ijel,efontana
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to
tend
ROGERS-on Monday, July I5 1900 at Ills
.. m. George Rogers, aged Sc years and days.
The funeral will take place from undertaking
psrlors of William Paschedsg Livery and Tn
GestskinR Company. under auspices Of West Gate
Ic6ge No. s4s. a. +. & A. N. Friday July
20 at p. m Friends invited to attend.
wESTHoLT-Tlesday, July u, 1900 Pa yrnoni
Henry. and Thursday July y. 1902. Manila En-
ira beloved son and daughter OF Edward and
Lydia Westholt.
Funeral Friday. July 90 at p. m, from resi-
dence. No 400 Clay avenue.
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ne Reverend Doctor Daniel Dorchester
pastor OF Lindell Avenue u. Z. Church. has
,,b 70 cottage city, M2rtha's Vineyard
ne VIII return about September ]
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OConnor Named for Congress.
New Albany Ind. July l9.-The Repub-
lican Congressional Convention here to-day
nominated Hugh OConnor fer Congress
from the Third District
Gardner Renomanated.
Atlantic City. y. J., July Is.-John J.
Gardner was reHominated for Congress to-
cay BY the Republicans OF the Second New
jersey District.
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Shurch gave lawn party ar RSseryoIr
Iark last evening. The affair was a sue
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HAYES PARK HOTEL.

On t4autlfu! LAKE GENEVA the favortto
Inu:er resort OF Wisconsin. now open. Two
GUS tide from Chicago via C.. * n w. Ry,
Excellent table. supplied In abundance with
niI., cream and fTesh vegetables direct from
PORK Farm Write for circulars and furthaR
Particular to ARTHUR KAYE,
Hayes Park Hotel. ILaAa Geneva. WIS.
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Inc Reverend s. 3. Moore pastor of tba
compton Heights Christian Church has 20
,nrieI from hts three weeks vacation. and
VIII MI his pulpit next Sunday as usual
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HCTEL STERLING,

Ocean Eut Of kentucky Avenue, Atlanta
city. n J.
The newest and one " The fines. appointed ho.
tells IN the coast; capacity 80. absolutely are.
proof: bulit OF stoie and bricG: elevator cleo.
VIC Hshts steam heat: rCcns single or en-
suite and VITA Got and cold baths: special rata0
sor July: tIcSlet mailed. ". T. Finch
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GRAED ATLaETic NaIEl.

virginia ave. anI Beach, Atlantic CITY, NJ 4
fifJh yeaE. Capacity 19a Beautifully iocafsG
Orcaest.a Open all year. Terms are reaso0.
abe Write for booklet Charles z. Cora
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Reverend and Mrs L. Q. Hall. and Il is the
intention to carry On & strong campaign
during the fan and winter. Doctor Rees is
an Ind!aniaE by birth. and is of Quaker
stock. Ii is his purpose 10 permau.ntl 10
cate in the city.
The leader., 1900-07-11

born, of the Farm Gazette, of Stark
vile, in token of our appreciation Of
all he had done to promote the pleas
ure of the enterprise. Conductor Car
roll was also made the recipient of a
handsome ring.
Our excursion was drawing to close
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen who got off at
Chillicothe, were the first to break
ranks. From that town they were to
go to Sheffield, Iowa, to visit relatives.
They we're greatly missed by many of
our crowd and especially by me; for
they had taken "good care of me" all
the way and felt like an orphan after
they were out of sight. Mr.. Henry and
Mr. Showers left us to attend the Kan
sas City Convention. Capt Duke, of
the Scooba Herald, and several others
also babe us good bye and left for other
places before returning to Mississippi.
Then Memphis claimed several and
when we reached Mississippi again,
farewells became frequent on the cars
and welcomes correspondingly numer-
Gus on the outside.
As we drew near those of us who
were left to Brookhaven, gladly sur
rendered the mountains and rivers the
gardens and drives, and even the gold
and silver mines, with all the pleasures
and benefits of the trip, just to be
home again home again in Brook
haven. MARY HOBBS.
The leader., 1900-07-11

The farmers are apt TO be shown
again that 100000 bales of cotton will
bring more money than 100000
The fact that cotton is produced only
in comparatively small territory and
that the American production controls
the markets of the world, as is the
case with no other great staple; and
the additional fact that a shortening
of the production causes an advance
in price, should keep the farmer hope
full, although the small planter suffers
disadvantage by reason Of the unfavor-
able weather conditions. No great
disaster can come, however, to them,
IL they wisely diversity their crops and
raise enough of hogs, cattle, corn, etc,
for home use. II takes the editor and
the merchant, dependent as they are,
o tell the farmer how happy and
thankful he should be.
The leader., 1900-07-11

One thousand six hundred and fifty
miles of new railroad we're constructed
in the United States since January LIST,
Texas leading with 16i1s miles; Iowa
next with 1i41s miles, and Mississippi
third, with 10i miles.
The leader., 1900-07-11

At Nicholson, Miss, Lott Herring,
shot and killed his wife's mother, Mrs
Ira Smith. He married a few years
ago; but, becoming shiftless, his wife
returned to her fathers house He
had been told that when he had secur-
ed work and prepared home for her,
his wife should return. This incensed
him and he entered the yard, failed to
kill the father, turned his Winchester
on the mother with the above result,
and afterwards blew out his own
brains.
The leader., 1900-07-11

Militarism is rapidly growing in
America, where military glory is little
dazzling just now. The great danger
of republic is militarism; and surely
the American people have too much
common sense to allow themselves to
be exhausted in warfare; while the
mismanagement of domestic affairs,
the power of money and monopoly, the
growth of trusts need all the moral
and mental strength of the nation to
combat.
The leader., 1900-07-11

1t is understood that the interna-
tional army of occupation of Chinese
territory will consist of $4,000 men.
Russia, $1,000; japan, 1900; Great
Britain, 10000; France, 5000: Germany,
America and other nations about 5000
each.
The leader., 1900-07-11

An editor of one of the exchanges
has been interviewing the inhabitants
of his town and finds that nearly all
the successful business men were free
ly "thrashed" when young by their pa
rents, while of thirty street loafers who
were disgrace to the town twenty
seven were mamas' darlings and the
other three were raised by their grand
mothers.
The leader., 1900-07-11

Chamberlain Hunt Academy is again
advertised in our columns This ster-
ling school is now endowed, and is
greatly enlarged by recent additions to
its buildings. 1t is one of the oldest
institutions of learning in the State
and enjoys first rank among the
schools of its kind in the South. You
need not hesitate to patronize Cham
berlain- Hunt Academy.
The leader., 1900-07-11

The separate street car bill has been
reported unfavorably. to Louisiana's
senate. The Times Democrat prefers
the regulation of the service be left to
the people of New Orleans, in accord
ance with their convenience and their
wishes.
The leader., 1900-07-11

Hon. j. f. McCool who was chair
man of the last State convention, is
out in an interview in which he states
emphatically that the present State
executive committee was not elected
for four years that no such idea ever
entered the mind of the convention.
The leader., 1900-07-11

We have received several copies of
the Missionary Worker, Rev. j. B.
Gambrell, editor. The paper is pub
lished at Dallas, Texas, at 80 cents a
year and it goes without saying, is
splendidly edited and most helpful
journal to those interested in religious
work generally. We return thanks for
numbers received and place the paper
on our exchange list.