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DANBURY HATS.
DRESSMAKING,

DREsSMAKNG.
A--A-A--SsaI garmeurs and ether FIRE
furs repaired. redyed and rem0delIe5 into
latest les 81 exceptionally low prices
LE5les waited on st their residences Mrs
e J. BARKER. III West 29-h-st fzte
with c. e. Gunlaers Sons. 5th-aye
A-JANETTE. IMPORTER. 2I8 EAST
49T H-ST--F1rst class dressrakicg done
a. reasonable prices, cltIc-er's corrpIere
our1-s wedding rousseau 4 specially Iare
10 Ezs- sz5-st
a -KEENy & EATL- IMPORTERS a1s
EAST ++TE-ST. First class -ressrua King
done AZ reazolable prices. chIt-en's CON
piere ouJrts- wedding rousseau 4 speciaity-
late 10 East 42d-s-.
DRESsMAKER OF 3. Altman &. Co. latest
autumn artistic styles. excellent frter.
competent ana experienced: moderate nigh
est reference FLYNN. , West s2d-st
GL--TERIDGE. 25s and 26O 5th-aVa he
tween 2sth and oath SIS.
,5zfF AMELIE. late vita PedFe-D ao5
worth stage gowns, alterations dress
making. furs altered moderate ia West
40rh-st-
P. SCHNEIDER. IS shave date or 9th
ave. ladies suits 10 order. $500. ca
fare raid for fittings Chevior Suits SO 90
s SIDE. Practical Furrlsr and Fine Ladies'
TaIorilE.-Ms-u store S0T 6th-aye
Bran hes ll3 East 59th-st-, ard 745 Lex
ingrcn-aye. Telephone. 3I@5-3s-n-st.
MPLOYMEN1 AGENCIES
EM95RF EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. G. ~. 23D-sT.. between 5th and
9Th Handsomely furnished Offices
suitable servants supplied, references in
vesLlgsr=1 also clerical nelp.
NEW YORK FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
REAU.
30 West 29th-st-
CONDUCTED BY TIE STATE OF NEW
YORK
FRED TO EMPLOYERS AND EN-
PLOHEEc.
Servants are In waiting from g. m 70
. p
Reference investigated.
BEST sERVASTS-BEsT EYsTEM.-IR-
WHY'S. dTH-AVE. AND I1TH-sT. REF
EaENCIES INV ESFIliAIEl TEIsE-
PHONE "a IsTH-ST
MISS MJRROW-s EMPLOYMENT BU-
EEAU @cI East 5sth-st.. best help, male
aad female certainty or hand Tsle-
phone l. rs sstA.
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COACEMAS. gardener and useful la1,
single. understands care % furnace, gen
araiIv useful man around gent =nnaI
country place. can milk. BEST personal REF
=-e1ces. wages moderate. h. Tribune
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'-----is- PARK. - -ssenrIeuner only.
----i--T fsrr.she1 suite az rooms rrs-
ana l6-zr also rren- -l.sa- pri-
e-s-~. also single rom, 5-@aEfzFr ref
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Dipioenn Nnt1res.
~ ANSE LILLE & TERRE HATTIE
RAILROAD COMPANY

1vvrr,-, Evansville. Ind September "a 1900
A DIV IDEND of FIVE PER CENT. for the
the s9ding June soth 1900 declared upon
stock OF this Company, PAYABLE ona-hsIF
bCi@ 70 1900 and oue-hsIf ApriI 1s iaO1 "a stock
Is. 1900 0i's~ q me BOOKS September
ne transfer books for preferred stock VIII be
a lne once OF the Farmers and Trust Com
1900 and s aorS a. three o'clock NJ. September IS
= alFloend OF ONE and ONE-HALF PEP S-FTT far
SIX rAoalns ending June 1890 has been declared
CSlInon stock Of this Company PAYABLE No
Low 10 stockholders record at me close of
ths BOOKS October I. 1900 a. ~ ~''S0 -
L@aSer books Tor the common stock will be closed
N-a- " q re FARMERS Loan and Trust Company
L2rH Al three clock P NJ October 1870 and
'-op7'ea November ? 1900. at ten o'clock A II 0'
GILBERT :. WRIGHT Secretary
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d WESTERN RAILWAY COW

ALLEGHENY WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANH.
COUPONS Of the First Mortgage 4 per cent.
- Gold Bonds Of th3s Company. maturing October IL,
S WI! De paid On OF after that date talIatn
National BANK IF New York.
c. Cd IsELIN Treasurer
TENNESSEE COAL. IRON AND R. r. co.
THE COUPONS due Oct. Isl loo on ~ fha
Tennessee Division bonds OF this Company viii be
paid a. maturity the Hanover National Bank New
l'rN J. BOWRcN Treas
The GallRtin National Bank
TIT -,s--ry -z,D- - ne : .yy OF \ eN York
-iiE 1aoIFi 'pNSH-1LI VI SENT-ANNCA L DIVIDEND.
New IurE September IS
THE DIRECTORS Of This bank have this
day declared a dividend q FIVE PER CENT. and an
extra dividend q ONE PER CENT free u TAX rayablA
On and afer October 9th prJxiuo TIE trauEfa- BOOKS
VIII remain closed until that DATE
SAMUEL WOGIlVERTON. Cashier
cleveland Cinctn natl, Chicago & St Louis
--r- Railway 90.
'IHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
Dividend Of ONE AND ONE-QUARTER PEP
-. On the Preferred Capital stock PAYABLE Octobs-
On mex a. ne once - Messr=. J P Morgan s Co
NeT -rrt 20 stockholders record Al O'Clock ? NJ
---- 9-49 N-- 20
-1s pooHS WI Dc reopF7ad November
CHARLES 2 cox. Treasurer
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HELP WANTED.

4
$4,000
ATTENTION, Men. s. 50 takes YOU 20
Europe. any port; also free passage and
steady position procured ATLANTIC
SHIPPING OFFICE. 209 26-zt-. New-York-
ATTENTION, MEN.-Jheap trip 10 any
European port; Hamburg, Bremen, Lon
don. Liverpool Paris also free passage
and steady positions procured SHIPPING
OFFICES, CltntoE-sJ- and 3 Wsst-sr.
sS5 TO $50 DAILY easily made by cur Live
Agents. men ~ women. selling our latest
novelty. Campaign Waterproof Seckties.
Goods entirely new ard patented. Agents
delighted, sales unlimited What others
90. you can do. Time Is short Write to-
day and secure exclusive territory. Guar
aEteed best seIls- Address, with stamp
u q n MASFG- CO, Dept =, Spring
fel6. Mass.
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OPTICIANS.
HELP WANTED.
Female.


Female.
COOK WANTED Iiirl az GOOD cook
wanted; city reference required. Gail ga
West Slst-st-. until -
LADY desires a refined. Intelligent girl as
mothers help in family Of TWO. must b.
a good needlewoman and understand light
hGusework; English OF German preferred
Address. stating particulars and giving ref
eTences, Box $40. Lakewood y =
WANTED capable. willing woman OF
girl as general help IN country family;
must be a good washer and irOnsr. wages
Sl5 monthly. Address. With particulars.
Mrs, JENNINGS BTookwood, Farming
dale, y J.
WsNTED.-A hrst class cook. who will do
plain washing, personal reference r.
CURED. Call at ii5 West 63tn-st., today,
trvm 70 II a. n.
WANTED good cook and lauudress.
STUMP. 60 East e1sJ-st.
WANTED---A general houseworker; good
references required. Call. between and
il a. m. Wednesday. September Is, l29 Riy-
erSids Drive, corner S5th-st.
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KNpLrNG won
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-sOo sscond-snaa
WOOD and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. B. EDDY. 3eS Madison-sc
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The GaIIatin yatIonaI RoDL
Cleveland, Cincinnatf. Chicago & St. Lout.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

CNr IN LSH-D qarlcr. - feet square in
pirate family. separate entrance. heaf
s4s oath' gentlemen only, references ex-
changed Seen evenings Isl heu 700
N1cCCugaI-sJ.
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goARp 40 RoosIs.

-z--ETT E,r-LCE E-A-E-
-ez--7s car zoe make arrangements Tor
- c1z--- Ar--s~rlr= agcrs suites with
e.e tz8le 1prlglal- or without
p 1-4lrz rJlsLs. EeT -y furnished
.I---E rsererres-
IT, LELAND 4 CO.
West 55c-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

HOTEL PAPEEIEW
81 Sd. facing Bryant Park I1eHI
-.-- --r sumner mCltLs. European
~ modern cunVenl ences Rooms So
e~E 11c - Co1reni~rt % ali ears.
l-ocEs from Grand Central station
- AZ r. =zs near 53r1-Fr Hand
80 7-s --r-. shed room. win zEl0Ve sec
--~e f-11-. DarLor dining room terms
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fiuaurlal
DIANA RAIL

NhAtAGO AND wEsTERx V<nrAxs 90
ROAD COMPANY @1Ai@-
FIST MORTGAGE BONDS
Arostees once, Room So Drexel Building
FTTrTE 7pr-Srrre New-Tork. August is, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

HOTEL ROLAND
1eTWeen Madison aE1 Park ayes
-te-- with every c0E-fl-T ard con
--L-lffAz IFEL ROOM 3 PR
e WEEK LIGHT ROOMS WITH
~ FER WEEK SUM
--- WITH BOARD 81 PER WEEK
ron has hCL and cslc water steam
- ana electro light Suites u tEc and
r-cEr UirE bath References re
EAANCT Be ELCALLED FOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

ss- - y ne one hundred four bonds ,.--,..
Rsii-s4 5rss deed Of the Chicago and western Tn5is
- - 91nFa15. dated Nov / 1879 70 be rsssa.s
ne OPERATION OF tire Sinking Fund on NJ se-Leo' oy
- - ~A74SIs- = L Morgan & Co. New York
ANIHONT !. THOMAS. - 80
Sy Howard Van Snderen Attv 4--4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

GARDENER -Expe-t in al is branches.
under glass and outdoor landscape.
wants entire charge q fire gentleman
place. aEe s.. married 1.-TWO chi-d-enf. first
class references Address A. A care Z
J. ~ Tho-bcrr < Co. 81 -o-Jland-- 81
GARDEN ERE an all -lC-d working
gardener middle aged. single, or would
lay cut a new place strictly Temperate.
Address T e.. care =. FUrge 50 Ansrsr-
Gau-avs.
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pRAFTs - - 80 - cnr.r,-.

EhESE ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject 70 o5eqae o. CD cerrtacate.
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MISS si0RRoW-s EMPLOYMENT BU-
EEAU eGl Eas 81 5sth-et.. best help. male
aad female cclat4ntiy OK hand Tsie-
phone 7@s z5tA.
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DAY WORK German WOMAN Washing
and housecisaniHs- Ms. BERGRACTI.
J0S West 49-L-s-
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CHAM8E2NAID ard WAITRESS s-sE
class. - apartment. 10 cards. 10 Esse
53--sr-- rig GzliaE1Esrs bel
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DAYS WoEE=Bv -esrectahle woman.
would 40 t1v-1.-z EncG -efsrarrs-
MARY HALEY. 81 Vest +oth-st
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CARPETS cleaned BY steam. by aaac OF on
me foor Careful Carpet Clearing Co.
55s Broadway. z2l East 4sth-st. coz /
rRAET5T Tel I32-3stE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-27

co ACHNAN -ThC-uuEhly understands the
care q horses and garages WING
s-1 ohIfzf-E- several years first class
references from one family; last employer
car be seen. Address +. :. Box 8. !. 2i2
E-.aEHav
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16
DISCOVERED BY A WOMAN.

Another great discovery l'as bee
made, and that too, by a lady IN tins
ON. try. .D,sea.e fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she win
stnsml iis severest tests. hui her vital or
gans were undermined and death seeni-
ed imminent. For three months she
co,igl,ed necessarily, and conld not
sleep. She finally discovered y Way TO
recovery, 10y purchasing of us a bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor o
sumption, and was so mnch relieved on
taking first dose. that she slept all
night, aud with two bottles, has been
absolutely cured. Her name II Mrs.
Luther Lntz,' thus writes W G. shan
nick & CO., of Shelby, n. c. Trial
bottles free at G. W. Kinney 4 Cos
Drug Store. Regular size SOC and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16
GLORIOUS NEWS.

Comes from Or. d. b. Carlyle OF
Hasliita, I. I. He writes: -Four bot
Ties III Electric Bittrrs has cured Mrs.
Brewer OF srrnfala, which had caused
her great suffering fnr years. 7, rribi-
sores would break out on her heal anil
lace. and the bes, doctors could Civ.
her no help; but her cnre Is complete
and her health is excellent" This
shows what thousands have proved
that Electric Bitters il tie best blood
purifier known. II is the supreme rem
edy ipr eraeina. letter. salt Ihnuin,
ulcers, hollis and running sores. IL
stimulates liver, sidnevs and bowels.
expels poisons. helps digestion. bnildt
up the strength. OnlY so cents. Sold
by G. ". Kinney. Druggist, Guaran-
teed. 4
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The Right Thing at the Right
Time.

Don't keep guessing, have 1t in front
of you all the time. We mean that
rp-to-date map Of South Africa. the
Transvaal, Orange Free State, Luzon.
the Philippines, all the new possessions
OF the United States, Of the world In
general: given to Bulletin and Dis
PATCH subscribers as a premium. Mr..
Forrest. the genial representative of
the Bulletin, will take pleasure in show
ing to you this map that you need for
yourself to intelligently understand the
seat Of the war. and which your chill
dren will peruse with great interest and
to their profit as a time saver. It Is
new, correct. I'VE everything TO date.
and everybody should have ne.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16

job Work at this office.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16

There's a dear little plant it grows In
. our land.
St. Patrick himself sure did plant It.
1t grows in the bog, the brake and the
mireland.
And they call II the Shamrock Of Ire
land.
The dear little Shamrock.
The sweet little Shamrock.
The sweet, little dear, little Sham
rock of Ireland.
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Coming.

DR.. A. l.. Hudgens, Dentist, OF
Elko. New, will be n-Wadsworth the
latter part Of this week and will remain
some time. The Doctors strong suit
is crown and bridge work. Anyone
wishing to find out as to his abilities
con drop a line to any Of the following
addresses:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Andrews, Og-
DIM, Utah.
A. Fisher. J. Smith, Editor Vardy,
Col. Hardesty, Wells, New.
Dr.. Gardner, Elko, New.
Mrs. Stewart, P. M. Carln. New,
Miss Lenie Bay. Denver, Colo.
Nick Lapoint. Conductor. c. F.
Conductor Goats. c. F..
Mrs. w. H. Young. Wlnnemucca.
or to any business man between Win
nemucca and Wells, also Boise City,
Idaho.
Served 3 years under !. D. Hudg-
ems. D. D. s.. formerly Supt. Dental
lnfirmary, San Francisco. Cal; one
year with c. Ferguson. D, D. S.. Spe-
ciolist on Crown and Bridge work, also
a short time under Chambers g. Hoff-
man. Denver, Colo.
Every piece Of work guaranteed first
class and up-to-date in every particu-
lar.
Prices reasonable. Terms cash.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16
IRRIGATION SCHEDULES.

A Washington dispatch Of recent
date says: The prompt and careful re-
sponses to the recent request by the
Director OF the Census. for information
relating to canals and bitches. indicate
that the importance and value Of a
complete and accurate Census Of IT.
rigation are appreciated by those en-
gagged in this branch Of agriculture.
Director Merriam is very well
pleased with the great interest evinced
in the work Of collecting data, and is
confident that with the continued as
~sistance Of the irrigators and the press,
the present investigation will be a sue
cess. =
The returns from the preliminary In
quifies furnish evidence Of the material
progress made In arid America and
give promise Of IN advance in the
twentieth century. exceeding the won
derful development CT the Mississippi
Valley during the past decade. The
boundry line. which has 50 long divided
the arid and humid regions. will no
longer stay the onward march of agrl-
culture. Today 1t Is realized that just
beyond that line lies an empire greater
and far more resourceful than any yet
conquered. With the narrowing Of the
~unoccupied limits OF Government lands
In humid zones the question OF reclaim
ing the arid and subhumid regions
grows In importance. and is today
claiming the attention Of the wIsest
minds Of the nation.
Many of the preliminary schedules
sent out In December and January
have been received and are already
tabulated. The mailing Of the princi-
pal schedules is being pushed as rapid
ly as possible.
The questions in this schedule are
numerous and important. Director
Merriam requests that they be carefully
answered. as upon these answers an
accurate and perfect Census of 'lrriga-
ton largely depends.
The scope Of the present inquiry is
broad. Its purpose is to determine the
present conditions and results Of irri-
cation. and to tabulate the same in
such a manner that they may be fully
comprehended by everyone. Such a
work. successfully conducted. will re-
suit In bringing about a more complete
realization Of the fact that the devel-
opment Of irrigation is ~affiscting the
prosperity Of our nation as we'll as the
progress and stability Of many Western
States.
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THE APPETITE OF A GOAT.

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach aud Liver are ont Of order. All
sn.h should know that Dir. Kings New
Life Pills, the wo4ideriul Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and q regular bodily
habit that insurrs perfect health AMI
great energy. Unls 25c. al <. W. Kin
news drug store 4
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HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS.

All doctors tel,l Renick Hamilton, OF
West Jefierson, o.. after suffering IL
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a rortly operation was per-
formed; but he cured himself with five.
boxes Of Rtrklen's Arnica Saivp, the
.snrest Pile cure on Faith, and the hes,
Salve inthe World. 25 cents a hmx.
Sold by z. W. Kinney. Druggist. 4
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16

81 think | would 70 crazy with pain
were il not for Chamherlain's Pain
BAUM" writes Mr.. W. II. Stapleton,
lirrmini., Pa. II have been afflicted
with Rheumatism Tor several years and
have tried remedies without number.
hut Pain Balm IL the hes, medicine |
have got hold oil" One application re-
li-ves the pain. For sale ty G.. W.
Kinney 4 U"., Druggists.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16

Mrs. Williams of Silver City is sning
Prof. Jackson on the grounds thar the
fumes from the drienisni's ryaiuiii.
works are undermining. her health.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16

There will be a meeting OF the Drmo-
cratic State Central Committee ut Reno
on Saturday, April II, 1900, AT l2 o'clock
noon.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16

John Dir. P~oseyville, Ind, says. 81
nrver used anything ~ good Ms One
Minute Cough Cure. We are never
without it," Quickly breaks up coughs
ami colds. Cures all throat and lung
troubles. Its use will prevent consump-
lion. Pleasan, 10 take, Sold by G. W.
kinney Il Co.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-03-16

The baseball season Is beginning early
this year. The Carson baseball Mint
already have challenged the Virginia
Reports, the game 10 come OIL at Carson.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-01-18
ENGLAND'S REPLY,

Washington, Jan. 12.-As
nearly as can be ascertained from
guarded statements made by Off
GERS, the government is highly
gratifed over the character of the
British answer to the contentious
of the United States in regard to
the -four seizure cases. The view
apparently adopted by the State
Department is that Great Britain
has made a full and satisfactory
answer to the representations of
this country. The British doclar-
alton of principle in regard to the
detention and confiscatlon of food
stuffs is regarded here as defining
the policy of that government in
the future.
The case of American food
stuffs in the British steamship
Beatrice is still unsettled, owing
to the question whether Oh not the
-four is owned byAmerican citizens,
That matter will be disposed Of
through ordinary diplomatic chan.
nels.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-01-18
.HOICE Vegetables

~ will always find a ready
market-but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to OBJ
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of we'll
balanced fertilizers. No fertil-
izer for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least so Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free Of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
o3 Nassau ST., New York.
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JURY FRI
A Mistrial Entered i'm the Mar
shall Case: Public with De-
fendant,

Raleigh Post
The jurors in the Marshall case,
after being out nearly twenty
four hours, filed into the court
room at $40 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and announced that they
were unable to agree. The jury
was polled and stood nine for ac-
quittal and three for conviction.
Judge Purnell thereupen with~
drew one juror, discharged the
jury and u mistrial was entered.
A new trial was ordered for the
February term of the Raleigh
District Circuit Court.
The outcome was a genuine
surprise to the general public.
They were few who entertained
the slightest idea of the defendants
guilt, and the sympathy of the
community goes out to him and
his devoted wife, who has remain
ed by him throughout the long
ordeal. The strain Of the trial hes
been a severe test to even the
nerves of the counsel, and Mrs.
Marshall's wonderful endurance
was commented upon by many.
Faithful and devoted, thorough
ly imbued with her husbands ,in-
nocence Gas is every one who
knows the defendant) she sat next
to him throughout the t~ial, seven
long days-days of agony and
suspense that none but a wife can
appreciate and again yesterday,
when the defendant was anxiously
awaiting the jury's verdict, she
sat silently and bravely. But once
did she break down, and that was
when the jury left the court room
yesterday after Judge Purnell
gave them the case. Then she
leaned her head on her husbands
shoulder and wept. The intense
strain of the trial was over.
There are few, if any, who be-
! lieve that the case will ever come
to trial again, but if it does, Mr..
Marshall's acquittal is assured.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-01-18
ion of the physicians, may prac-
tically be disregarded.

ion of the physicians, may prac-
tically be disregarded.
l have thought it wise to make
this prompt and frank statement
of the situation and state the
judgment Of the physicians as to
the proper course 80 be pursued
by the students. It should be
well understood, however, that
nothing will be done to detain at
the University any student whose
parents may desire him to leave.
That question rests with the
parents. My own judgment
comedies with the physicians.
1t is just to the students them
selves to say that they received
the Information with good sense
and showed the right spirit OF
cooperation with the authorities
in any action they may think
necessary,
EDWIN A. ALDERMAN.
President.
[ wish to say that the above is
a candid and complete statement
of the smallpox situation at the
University. 1 regard the danger
of the disease spreading among
the students as hardly worth con-
sidering. My own two boys who
are students here, will remain.
RICHARD II. LEWIS, M. D.,
Sec'y Of the Board Of Health.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-01-18

was compoaed of Messrs. We'd
dington, Perry, Clark, Sigmon
and Newland, made the following
report latter in the day:
"We recommend that the salary
of supervisors be raised to $50;
salary of clerk to be fixed at
$75; salary of warden be
fixed at $75 and board for
family. We further Recommend
that at the end of the year, if
any of the above officers has
shown such efficiency ia the dis
charge of his duties at that time
as in the judgment of his board
entities him to extra pay, that
then this board vote him a bonus"
The report of the committee
was adopted, Messrs. Thompson,
Gwaltney and Cotton voting
against it. Mr. Cotton favored
the increase in salaries, but op-
posed the Offering OF a bonus.
Mr., Thompson voted against the
raise Of salaries for the reason,
he said, that the people of his
community are no more pros
porous now than last year, when
the board reduced salaries.