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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-23
AMATEUR NOTES.

The P. ]. Gavins were to play the
E. Vances on the Terminal grounds
Tuesday afternoon. but the latter fail
ed to show up, and the Gavins played
the Indians and defeated them by a
score of to in a well-played game
Score by innings;
P. ]. Gavins........0 0 S.
Indians .............o 0 0 2 o "a
Batteries-For the Gavins, Richards
and Tucker; for the Indians, Butler
and Mackey, The p. J. Gavins will ac-
cept the challenge of the ]. j. Slim
mels for game Saturday afternoon
on the Tunnel green. They will also
accept the challenge of the w. w. IT.
wins for game Sunday afternoon on
the brickyard grounds.
Detweiler GrayS accept the challenge
Of the Seabright and Bows team for
S. side, the game to be played Sun
day morning ON the Forty-first street
grounds at $50 prompt. Charles
Minkemeyer, manager.
The c. Stephens base ball team chal-
lenges any team in or out of the city
for a game of ball Sunday afternoon.
The Pink Carriers base ball team will
cross bats with the Dowler team Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, to be
played on the Forty-first street grounds.
The Pink Carriers challenge any
team in the city for a game of ball on
Labor Day, to play at the State Fair
Grounds. If accepted, answer through
the Register.
The Pink Carriers base ball team will
cross bats with the Winder & Parker
Sunday week, on the Terminal grounds
Game called at $780,
The Al. Hibberds will cross bats
with the Winder & Parkers next Sun
day morning on the tunnel green. The
Htbherds line up as follows: Corkran,
$. e.; Mulvey, c.; Genther, p.; Farley,
s s.: Donohue. h.: Powell. 2b.: Schlos-
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Mansfield 4-WheeIfng o.
Dayton 5-TOledO
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Special to the Register.

OpcCidl TO The TsfSA5leI
MANSFIELD, o., August 22.-Mans-
field played championship ball today
and shut Wheeling out through superb
fielding and Rosebroughs fine pitch
ing, he also contributing to the run
getting by two timely two-baggers.
Wheeling played without an error. but
could not bat Rosebrough. The visitors
nearest approach to a run was in the
ninth, when with two men out Lyons
singled and was retired at the plate
by ten feet in endeavoring to score on
Poole's double.
Mansfield made three runs in the
second after two men were. out. Fox
singled and Lowney made home run.
Rosebrough made double and scored
on Keenan's single. In the seventh
Rosebrough hit for two bases, went to
third on Keenan's sacrifice and scored
on Moneys out. TO first.
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Broke East with the KING.

ROME, August 22.-Field Marshal
Count Won Waldersee, the German Of
ficer who is going to the far east in or
der to take command of the allied
forces in China, with the three officers
accompanying him, breakfasted with
King Victor Emmanuel this morning,
after which the field marshal went to
the pantheon and deposited a wreath
on the tomb of King Humbert.
The field marshal left Rome at 2:30
p. M, for Naples, where he will embark
for China.
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C0RDUA FOUND GUILTY.

PRETORIA, Tuesday, August Iii
The trial Of Lieut.. Cordua, formerly of
the Transyaal artillery, on the charge
of being concerned in the plot to kid
nap Gen. Lord Roberts, was concluded
to-day. The prisoner was found guilty
of all the counts in the indictment
against him, but sentence was deferred
until the findings of the court shall
have been confirmed by Lord Roberts.
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IRON ORE PRODUCTION.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-The
production of iron ore in the United
States for the year 1899, according to
the annual report of the United States
Geological Survey. which has just
been compiled by Mr.. John Biskinbine,
amounted TO 24,633.173 long tons, an
increase of 5,249,997 tons, or q per
cent. over 1888
The total value at the mines of the
iron ore produced. as reported by pro-
ducers, was $34 ,999,077, or SLAP per
long ton, an increase of IS cents, or
24.6 per cent. over the average value
of LA per ton as given in 1893.
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LOOTED A STORE.

Shortly after midnight the mob
broke inta hardware store and stole all
the firearms and ammunition they could
find, including guns, rifles and revolt
vers, and proceeded to the city build
ing and opened fire on the defenders,
anu .nally set fire TO the Columbia
hall, which adjoins the city building.
They will. no doubt. set fire to the city
building before morning, as the flames
are spreading rapidly.
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CASES POSTPONED.

GEORGETOWN. Ky. August 22.-Judgs
Cantrii to-day being satisfied that Henry
Youtsey is not in proper physical condi-
ton to stand trial, continued the case un-
til the next term of court.
Owing to illness in the family Of one Of
the attorneys for Combs, Whitaker and
Davis, those cases were also postponed
to the October term. II was SO ordered
that the accused will be admitted TO bail In
the sum OF 5000 each
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SHOT DURING A QUARREL.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August %
]. A. Taylor, clerk in the store of the
Dunloup Coal & Coke Co.. at Dunloup,
Fayette county, was shot by negro
yesterday afternoon. 1t is believed
that the wound will prove fatal. Tay-
lor and the negro had dispute over
scrip, and Taylor threw a scale weight
at the negro, who pulled couple of
guns and started firing. If the negro
is caught it is likely he will be roughly
handled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-23

Recognized as the Actual Democratic
Leader in New York State by Rich
ard Croker.
NEW YORK, August 22.-Former U.
IS. Senator Edward Murphy, came 10
this city to-day and met Richard Gro
ker, leader of Tammany Hall, at the
Hoffman House. At the close of the
conference, it was announced that Mr..
Murphy will remain here until after the
election. Mr.. Murphy said he expects
to cooperate with the State committee
for the election OF w. j. Bryan Mr.
Croker gave out statement to the eff
feet that he recognized Mr.. Murphy as
the actual Democratic leader of the
State. 1t has been reported for several
days that Mr.. Murphy intends to open
State headquarters independently of
the Democratic State committee.
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REPUBLICAN, SPELL BINDERS.
Special to the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va. August %.
The Republican State Committee to-
day announced that Senator ]. c. Bur-
rows will speak at Wheeling September
s. 0. T. Williams, ex-Consul General
at Manila, will speak for a week in
West Virginia along the Baltimore and
Ohio Major General o. 0. Howard will
also give week to West Virginia
early in September. DolliYer, OF Iowa.
and j. Hampton Hoge. of Virginia,
have also been secured to make
speeches.
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EXPORTS FROM CUBA.

WASHINGTON, August 22,-The to-
tai expectation from the island OF
Cuba through the port OF Havana for
the seven months ended July 81, 1900.
was $16.69S .6C5, as against S16,796,97l
for the same period last year, a decrease
of $685.
The total exports from Havana for
the month of July alone were 1921
Ss4. The exports for this month by
countries show:
To the United States. s792,327;
France, 1881 1853; Germany, sSSl,677;
England. $247 SAL, and to Spain, 500, 722.
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Miss Cunningham Dead.

| EpecidI % INC heSlSler
MARTINSBURG, w Va. August %.
Miss Anna j. Cunningham died at
the home of her father in this CITY this
morning, after an illness OF over a wear
of consumption. at the age of 81 years.
She was the daughter of Major John
Cunningham, and is survived by two
brothers, Messrs. ]. Ashby Cunning
ham, of Cincinnati, and P. S. Gun
bingham OF this city. and three sisters.
Mrs. j. L. Ramsburg and Misses Ma
ME and Rose, OF this city.
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ulations to you and the o11ceFs ana
men Of your command Jon che brilliant
achievement, in which the courage,
fortftude and skill OF the American
forces in China have played so honor.
able part With mourning Tor your,
fallen comrades 1.-THE whole country is
proud and gratefuts for your great suc-
cess. EIdHU ROOT,
Secretary OF war;
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SEVERE LOSSES
Sustained by the British, Even il the
War is Officially Over.

Sustained by the British, Even il the
War is Officially Over.
LONDON, August 22.-The War Of
fee has received the following dis
patch from Lord Roberts, dated Au-
gust 81
Lieutenant Colonel Sitwell, recon
noitering near Ventnersburg. engaged
the Beers. Two British We're wounded.
Lieutenants Speeding, Davenport, Sur
tees and Watson and a medical officer
and twenty-four men are missing.
Hamilton has crossed the Crocodile
river
"Paget and Baden-Powell engaged
the commandos protecting De Wet Au-
gust 90 Lieutenant Flowers and one
man were killed. Lieutenant Kirby and
six men were wounded"
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mob intends to seize q freight train
and go to Cleveland TO take Peck from
the jailithere.
The Office OF the Morning Journal
and Beacon. opposite the city build
ing, has been partly demolished by
stones and bullets.
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SENATOR DOLLIVER.

The Former West yirginian Ap-
pointed to Succeed senator Gear
of Iowa.
DIES MONIES. Iowa, August 22-iover-
nor Shaw this evening announced the ap-
pointment of Congressman j. p. Dolliyer.
Of Fort Dodge. to be United States Sem
ator to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Senator John II. Gear. The APP
pointment runs to March 4. 1901.
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MILITIA ASKED FOR.

COLUMBUS Ohio, August 23.-Gov
ernor Nash has Just received a tele-
gram from the sheriff of Summit coun
ty asking for militia to quell the riot
at Akron The famous Fourth Regl-
ment probably will be sent to the
scene OF the trouble.
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CHAFFEE coNGRATuLATEn

WASHINGTON. August 22-The
War Department has made public the
following:
WAR DEPARTMENT. August %.
Major General Chance, Pekin. via
Taku:
The President joins me in congraI-
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PHILADELPHIA's POPULATION.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-The
population of Philadelphia. according
to the count Just completed at the
census Office, is 1,2s3.697 The popula-
ton in 1890 was i.o46, g64. The increase
during the past ten years was 246. 7s3,
or 1857 per cent
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THE GovERNoR up.

CLEVELAND. O., August pa de-
spatch from Columbus says:
The governor has just been request
ed to call out the National Guard TO
suppress the riot at Akron. He is now
on his way to his office.
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LONDON. August % &C. J Poss. a Tor
mer clerk OF Parrs bank. accused o. steal
ing about 100000 from the bank In Janu-
airy, 1899, has been committed for trial
He was caught passing a 10 6otes
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wetneI County Fair.

Special 70 the Register.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, w. Va. Au-
gust 22.-The attendance at the Wetzel
County Exposition today was much
larger than that of yesterday
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Cholera = ringing

WASHINGTON. u. c., August 22.-
United States Consul Fee. at Bombay, re-
ports 20 the State department that chOler
Is raging there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-23

McVey, Poole. Home run, Lowney. Dou-
BILE plays. Lowney to TRULY Reiman,
Cockman to Poole to Boyd, keenan, TO
1 nslmah n, skopec to Lyons TO Poole sac
Rosebrough l, off Skopec 3. Struck out.
by Rosebrough l, by Skopec 4. Time, LIS.
Umpire Davis
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Rebellion in Cnren.

YOKOHAMA, August 22.-An official
despatch from Corea says a thousand
rebels have attacked Song-Ching,
burning the government buildings To-
Gated there.
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ser, 3D.; stahl, l. f. McCuliey, 9. f.
Roger, r. I.
The AL Hibberds challenge the J. j.
Slippners for game Sunday morning,
September 2.
The Buchanan & Kraus ball club
would like to hear from any team I'M
der seventeen years old.
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ARE USING DYNAMITE.

1:45 a. m. Dynamite is now being
used in front of the city building.
The first charge just fired smashed ali
the windows in the city building and
did much other damage. All prisoners
have been released from the city prison.
The crowd threatens to destroy the city
building with dynamite. Alonzo Man.
chester, fireman, seriously shot in the
neck John Hern shot in the arm.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August u
Thomas Green. formerly proprietor Of
Green's Hotel. IN this city. who was well
known throughout the country. died al
his residence here last night
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won THOR sfrike-

NEW YORK. August e2--The vest max
ers in this city have won their strike for
the union scale Of wages and the lD-h0ur
work day. The strike affected 200 men,
women and girls
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L|FS NAILED.
NO FOUNDATION FOR STORIES THAT
SENATOR JONES AND SEN
ATOR TELLER

Are Contemplating Joining the Re-
publican Ranks, or Are Lukewarm
In Their Support of MIR. Bryan and
the Democratic PIatform-Both
Relied Upon neutrality-suspicious.
May Speak for Bryan.
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Miss Chamheriain MARRIED.

BIRMINGHAM. August 22-Ethel, a
daughter Of Joseph Chamberlain. was
married to-day % Whitmore Richards,
lawyer Of London.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn 16-BOston :.
New York S-PhiIadeIphia 2.

BOSTON, August 22.-The Bostons field
ed like lot of raw recruits to-day and
the Brooklyns won easily. Many of their
hits fell safe through the slow work of
the Boston infield. Barry was spiked in
the fifth inning and was forced to retire
Boston batted weighing out of the box in
the second inning. Kennedy, who sue
eeeded him, though wild and batted hard,
was effective at critical times. Attend
ance, 4,50o. Score
Boston - 90 $40 o Is 10 4
Brooklyn 20 0 lis II /
Dineen AMI Clarke; weighing, Kennedy
and Mcclure. Earned runs. Boston 8,
Brooklyn 5. Time, 1855. Umpire, Hurst
NEW YORK, August 22-The New
1orks turned the tables on the Phillies at
the Polo grounds this afternoon and won
the first game of the series with ease
Carrick pitched gilt-edged ball for the To-
calls and had the hard-hitting Philadelphia
team guessing all the way through. Score:
Philada ......0 0 l 0 % Z 5
New York II 0 / 0 SIS II /
Piatt and Mcfarland; Carrick and Gra-
dy Earned runs not given. Time. 2
hours. Attendance, 1900 Umpire O'Day.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.


WASHINGTON, August 22.-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances IN the
general fund, exclusive of the sl50.000.oO0
gold reserve In the division OF redcfption,
shows: Available cash balance, $lS5.S5S,-
500; gold. S69.054.641.
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ANOTHER SHUT OUT.
WHEELING WAS WHITEWASHED BY
THE MANSFIELD TEAM
YESTERDAY.
R0sEBR0U GH's TwIRLING

Was Too Much For the Nai1ers-Sko-
pee Also Did Well, But Safe Hits
Were Bunched OF Him in One In
ning-ResuIts Elsewhere in the
Interstate and National - Other
Matters.
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silver for Enrone-

NEW YORK. August q. The steamship
Furst Bismarck. sailing for Europe to-
morrow, will take out 14G,001 ounces Of ail-
Der.
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Huntington'a VIII

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE win Of
the late Coils p. Huntington will not be
made public to-day
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Lowered the Record.

MIDDLETON, N. Y, August 22.-Joe
Patchen today lowered the track rec
ord of 2:06 made by John R. Gentry
over the half-mile track at Goshen two
years ago. Patchen's time was 2:055s.
Chew so V" Scran Tohaoco
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nroken brake Rod

CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 22.-~An
electric car on the Cleveland q Chagrin
Falls line was wrecked to-day. the crew
and " passengers being badly cat and
bruised. five seriously injured. Broken
brake rod.
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EIGHT THOUSAND BOERS

With Artillery Have Assembled at
NIachadodorp.
TWYFELAAR, Monday August 20.
Through secret intelligence agents
the British learn that Louis Schalk-
burger and 5000 Beers have assembled
at Machadodorp with the whole of the
Boer artillery, including the heavy
pieces formerly at Pretoria
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TOLEDO, Ohio, August 22.-Score:
Toledo q 0 2 0 CA 8
Dayton @ l 0 0 0 1-5 Il 0
Joss and Hanaford; Watkins and Don
ahue.
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, August 22.-Seore:
Fit. Wayne 80 4 OIL 0 0 0 0 0 0-5.9 5
New Castle ......1 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-5 8 2
Figgefeier and Graffius; Swain and Ber-
gen. Called on account of darkness.
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SENATOR MURPHY

Chew 80. v" Scrap Tobacco,
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-04

Closson, Earl Drury, Lawrence
Dougherty, Winnie Hickerson,
Georgia Latimer, Nellie Lupton,
Myrtle Parker, Grace Morgan, Roe
Norton, Ida Passow, Bessie Rourke
Helen Spaulding, Frank Spicer,
Edith Shrum, Nellie 1eeter, Essie
Tomb, Bertha Tomb, Clarence
Whiteman.
Grammar. Vernon Arntzen,
Dollie Avery, Della Amos, Watson
Bradish, Birdie Cabler, Hope
Closson, Earl Drury, Winnie Hick-
erson, Georgia Latimer, Naomi
Moore, Roe Norton, Bessie Rourke
Frank Spicer, Bertha Tomb, Clar-
ence Whiteman.
Geography. Vernon Arntzen,
Dollie Avery, Della Amos, Hope
Closson, Maud Carlton, Earl Druy
Winnie Hickerson, Georgia Lati-
mer, Perry Lewis, Nellie Lnpton,
Grace Morgan, Waldo McEwen,
Roe Norton, Myrtle Parker, Ruby
Pieplow, Bessie Rourke, Helen
Spalding, Frank Spicer, Edith
Shrum, Nellie Teeter, Essie Tomb,
Bertha Tomb, Clarence Whiteman.
Music. Della Amos, Ethel
Amos, Watson Bradish, Birdie
Cabler, Hope Closson, Earl Drury
Lawrence Dougherty, Carrie Frey,
Winnie Hickerson, Georgia Lati-
mer, Grace Morgan, Roe Norton,
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-04
mArson.. CONTEST.
Avery Successful and Pleasing Enter
tsinmeut.

Last Saturday evening a good
sized audience gathered in the
opera house to attend the matrons'
contest under the auspices OF the
local w. c. I. U. The entire
program was carried out in such a
way as to reflect the greatest credit
on the ones participating as well
as the ones who managed the
contest.
The musical numbers given by
the mandolin club, the l.. I. l..
and representative of the Y. w.
c. +. u, added not IA little to the
attractive program.
The contest consisted OF seven
recitations, all but two OF which
were along some line of the tenn
perance question. These two,
"Whistling in Heaven, by Mrs.
Armstrong, and "Sent Back by
the Angels" by Mrs. Stephenson,
were so we'll rendered that they
added charm to the excellent
program.
The temperance lectures by Mrs.
Ross, Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. Addie and Mrs. Fargher
were of such character as to in
struct and convince the audience
OF the need OF temperance reform.
These were without exception well
rendered, SO well that the judges
found it difficult to decide who was
entitled to the prize medal.
The decision was finally made
in favor OF Mrs. Addie, who was
awarded a medal as a prize by the
Rev. B. +. Vaughan, on behalf of
the local w. c. T. u.
The contest was happily planned
and well executed and il any one
thought that elocutionary ability is
limited to young ladies in their
teens, this contest must certainly
have disabused their minds.
Much of the credit for the con-
test is due to the untiring efforts
of Mrs. Potter. who presided with
dignity and ease.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-04
Remarkable Cure Of Rheum.,i.m.

About three years ago my wife
had an attack of rheumatism which
confined her to her bed for over a
month and rendered her unable to
walk step without assistance,
her limbs being swollen to double
their normal size. Mr.. S. Maddox
insisted on my using Chamberlain's S
Pain Balm. | purchased fifty
cent bottle and used it according
to the directions and the next
morning she walked to breakfast
without assistance in any manner,
and she has not had similar at
tack since. "A. b. Parsons, kcnna,
w. Va. For sale at Arcade phar-
macy.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-04
Both for the Price Of One.

As will be noticed in another
column OF this issue we are offer
ing the American Farmer abso-
lutely free TO all new subscribers,
and to old subscribers who pay
up all arrearages and one year in
advance. The American Farmer
is strictly an agricultural journal
dealing in topics of direct interest
to the farmer. The paper is under
the direct editorial control Of Hon.
los. Fl. Brigham, assistant secre-
tary OF agriculture Of the United
States, ably assisted by Sid Conger
of live stock fame, and only the
highest class agricultural matter
will be permitted to enter its
columns.
This excellent offer will remain
in force until May rst. Now is
the time to subscribe. The sub
scription price of the TRIBUNE,
sI.5o pays for both papers for one
year. Come and see us.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-04
Aust Of Fatalities.

A strange coincidence OF fatal
tiles lately befell the school board
of the Fairmont district. First,
Mrs. Gillum, secretary of the
board, had her house take fire. 1t
was entirely consumed with the
contents. Next Mrs. Boxwell, the
treasurer, took sick and died very
suddenly. County Superintendent
Anderson had in mind the appoint.
ment Of Mr.. Boxwell, who was
also taken i'll and died. Her next
choice for director was Captain
Howard; whose very sudden death
was reported in these columns only
last week. Mr. McNeal, the third
member OF the board, last week
lost both his wife and his child,
the two being buried in one coffin.
Mrs. Anderson has some hesitancy
about entertaining the names OF
new appointees until the evil genus
of the Fairmont district has been
exercised. Rocky Ford Times.
Republican.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-04

Bessie Rourke, Helen Spalding,
Frank Spicer, Addie Staten, Edith
Shrum, Nellie Teeter, Essie Tomb,
Clarence Whiteman.
Deportment-Della Amos. Ethel
Amos, Maud Carlton, Anna Decker
Lee Hale, Georgia Latimer, Nellie
Lupton, Grace Morgan, Myrtle
Parker, Ida Passow, Ruby Pep
low. Bessie Rourke, Frank Spicer,
Addie Staten, Nellie Teeter, Essie
Tomb, Bertha Tomb, Sarah Wart-
zenluft, Stephen White.
La Junta tribune., 1900-04-04
Roll Of Honor.

The roll of honor for the month
of March in the sixth grade, school
No. I, is as follows:
Reading. = Della Amos, Ethel
Amos, Hope Closson, Maud Carl
ton, Lawrence Dougherty, Carrie
Frey, Winnie Hickerson, Perry
Lewis, Naomi Moore, Myrtle Par
ker, Bessie Rourke, Helen Spald-
ing, Edith Shrum, Nellie Teeter,
Essie Tomb.
Penmanship. Della Amos,
Ethel Amos Hope Closson, Maud
Carlton, Anna Decker, Earl Drury
Lee Hale, Winnie Hickerson,
Ruby Peiplow, Bessie Rourke,
Helen Spalding, Edith Shrum,
Essie Tomb, Bertha Tomb.
Spelling. - Vernon Arntzen,
Della Amos, Ethel Amos, Hope
Closson, Anna Decker, Earl Drury
Winnie Hickerson, Georgia Lati-
mer, Nellie Lupton, Naomi Moore
Myrtle Parker, Ruby Peiplow,
Bessie Rourke, Helen Spalding,
Frank Spicer, Edith Shrum, Nellie
Teeter, Essie Tomb, Bertha Tomb,
Clarence Whiteman.
Aritbmetic.-DeIla Amos, Wat
son Bradish. Birdie cabler. Hope