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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
TAYENNER'S SUCCESSOR
On the Circuit Bench to be Hon. 7. o.
Bullock-Tho Latter a stspson Of
Ex-Governor Boreman.


Ex-Governor Foreman.
Special Dispatch TO the InteIliEenesr.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, April a.
It is definitely announced here in pollt-
zeal circles that Hon. T. o. Bullock. one
Of West virglnia's popular and leading
young attorneys, is slated for Judge
Tavenner's position on the bench of the
circuit court OF this circuit in the event
OF the latters resignation, to go into
the fight for the Democratic nomina-
tion for governor Judge Tavenner IL
In the race for the Democratic nomi-
nation for the governorship. and in
case he bags this empty honor, he will.
Of course, resign his position on the
bench.
It is well known that Governor At
knson has warm spot in his heart for
Mr. Bullock and all other members Of
the Boreman fam s., and would be
glad to throw anything in their way
that he could. He and the late Cover
nor A. I. Boreman we're always warm
friends, and Mr. Bullock is Governor
Boreman's stepsOn. So that It is rea-
sonably certain, not to say absolutely
SO, that this circuit, for the first time in
many years. win be treated to the sight
OF Republican judge in her highest
court. The hosts of friends OF Talbot
Bullock will be pleased TO learn this
news, now for the first time given pub
licity, though It has been known in the
inner circle for some time. Judge Bull
locks fitness for this honor is unQues-
toned, and his yeoman work for the
Republican party in past years cer-
tasnly entities him to the office.
The coming judge resides In this city
with his mother, is close student and
is possessed Of one Of the largest prI-
vate libraries. both law and mlscel-
laneous, in the two Virginias.
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"A REUNION CONTEMPLATED.
Sixth Ohio and First West Virginia
May Camp at Parkersburp.

Sixth Ohio and First West Virginia
May Camp at Parkersburg.
Special Dispatch to the Inteiiigencer.
PARKERsBURG,. w. Va, April r.
A proposition was formulated here to-
night, for presentation to the board OF
trade. looking to the entertainment here
Of the reunion OF the Sixth Ohio and
First West Virginia regiments. These
regiments were camp brothers at
Chickamauga during the Spanish war
and overtures toward reunion Of the
commands have been going on for some
time. The Sixth Ohio is not financially
in position to have a separate en-
campment from that OF all the Ohio
state troops. and the idea is to raise
money here to obvlate this disability
and have the two regiments. have a
good time here for two weeks in June.
1t is believed the board will endorse the
plan and help raise the necessary funds.
All of the companies of the first West
Virginia have signihed their intention
Of attending the reunion.
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REPOSITORIES TO BE NAMED
In the Islands for Government Funds.
The House Busy.

4AS d4g09s lucy
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The house
to-day, after spirited debate, adopted
the resolution reported from the lnsular
affairs committee to authorize the Sec
retary of the treasury to designate de-
positories in Puerto Rico. Cuba and the
Philippines for the deposit OF govern
ment funds. By the terms Of the res
olutlon, 1t aplIes to Cuba only so long
as the island shall be occupied by the
United States An amendment to in
clude the Philippines in this provision,
as TO Cuba, offered as stated, to em-
phasize the desire of the opposition not
to retain the islands. was defeated by n
party vote.
A senate bill which will permit the
dependent mothers OF soldiers or sailors
OF the Spanish war. even though they
married confederate soldiers, TO receive
the benefit Of the general pension law
was passed. The remainder OF the day
was devoted to debate upon a resolu-
ton from the committee on election Of
President, vice president and represen-
tatives in Congress. for n constitutional
auendment empowering the legisla-
lures OF the states to decide whether
United states senators shall be elected
by the legislators or directly by the peo-
pie. A sub-resotuion was offered by
the minority Of the committee, which
differed from the majority resolutions
in giving the states no option, but pro-
yidlng that in all states the people
sbouId vote directly for United States
senators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
NO COMPROMISE
In the Settlement, Says Sir Alfred
Miner, at Cape Town.

In Lne SeCLIelueut, SaSS 9AA 0AAASN
Miner, at Cape Town.
LONDON. April 12.-sir Alfred Mil
ner, when replying to a deputation of
clcrgymen in Cape Town yesterday,
CThursday), said:
Never again must be the motto of
all thinking and humane men, but not
from lust OF conquest or desire to
trampie on the gallant If misguided.
There must be no compromise or patch
work in the settlement, and no opPoF-
tunity for misunderstanding, intrigue,
the revival Of impossible ambitions or
the accumulation Of enormous arma-
ments.
"',rhe British will no longer tolerate
disslmilar and antasonlstic present sys-
tens In a country which nature and
history have declared to be one"
Speaks For the Imperial Government
In these absolute utterances Of Sir
Alfred Miner he speaks for the i'm
perial government.
1t is calculated that Lord Roberts has
PA 600 effective troops, with l2,OUO more
aaaat or under orders. The war Office
has instructed officers not TO take any
more expanding bullets to Africa for
revolvers.
Hlyard Steyn. brother of President
Steyn, in the course OF an Interview at
BlOemfontein, said:
THE original war plan OF the Beers
was to overrun all Cape Colony. but
on becoming involved in the sieges OF
Kimberley and Ladysmith, the burgh-
ers found the design spoiled. To this I
% 20 ~
the British. expect the war to last
until Christmas"
The seventh month of the war is be-
ginning with Eastertide and the morn
Ing paper editorials eXpatiate upon the
need OF soberness.
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MARRIED BY WIRE.

Loving Couple Unable to Meet at the
Stipulated Time Have the Holy
Knot Tied With the Aid Of the
Telegraph Company.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, April PA
marriage service by telegraph, with the
bride and groom 200 miles apart, was
carried out between Kansas city and
Munhall, Okla. mt noon today. The
groom was Andrew NJ. Candell OF
Washington, d. c., an cntomologist at
tached to the department Of agriculture
OF the United States government, and
the bride was Miss Penelope Cundin,
daughter OF a prosperous farmer Of
Perkins, Okla.
Mr. Candell and Miss Cundltf became
engaged about six months ago and the
wedding was set for May. Last week.
however Mr. Candeii was called 10
Hnrrlsonville, Mo, by the death Of his
mother. His duties made It necessary
TO start back to Washington tomorrow.
He asked Miss Cundift to come to Kan
sas City. so that the wedding could
take place to-day at the home OF his
sister
Miss Cundin waa unable to reach
Kansas city IN time ami arrangements
were made with q telegraph company
TO have the marriage ceremony con-
Quoted by wire, A direct limo between
Kansas city ana Mulhall was placed at
the disposal Of the couple Mr.. Candell
secured Rev. Albert II. Llndcr, pastor
OF the NJ. Z, church, and accompanied
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FIRST CIVIL GOVERNOR
Of Puerto Rico Will be Assistant
Secretary Charles b. Allen.

OF Puerto Rico Will be Assistant
Secretary Charles h. Allen.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 12.-
Charles H. Allen. at present assistant
secretary of the navy. will be the first
civil governor of Puerto Rico, under the
provisions of the bill passed yesterday
by the house Of representatives. While
the formal tender and acceptance of
the position cannot be made until the
President signs the bill. 1t is known
that Mr.. Mckinley has been bringing
pressure 10 induce Mr.. Allen to relin
auish the care of his considerable pri-
yate interests for sufficient time at
least, TO install the new civil govern
mant in the island and the latter has
consented to assume the new response
bllitias. Inasmuch as the act takes et-
fect on the first of next month, there Is
but little time left in which to outline a
skeleton form of government, including
the formation Of a cabinet. 1t is un-
derstoOd that the new governor VIII bs
taken TO Puerto Rico in one OF the
finest vessels OF the navy.
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cox STILL ON TOP.
will Go to the National Convention.
Instruct for Laylin.

Instruct for Laylin.
CINCINNATI, o.. April 12-Three
Republican conventions were held here
to-day. all adopting strong resolutions
for the denominations of President
mckinley. The Hamilton county CON
veptlon also adopted a resolution in
structIng It's seventy-one delegates to
,be Republican state convention at Col'
umbus, April "a. TO vote as unit Tor
&c. Iayiin for secretary Of state.
In the first Ohio district, Joseph r.
Carew was nominated for elector.
charles 2. Taft and George B. Cox were were
made delegates 10 philadelphia, ana
Louis Kruckemeyer and A. j. Conroy'
aIteTnaies. ,-. 1,,,,,,,o
p Eagnn was nominated for eieetor'
John a. Caldwell and Henry Bsem- lem
foerder were made delegates to fnlia-
-delphla, and Scott Bonham ana Johh
d, Morris atteruutes. TIE TesoiniIonss
OF both congressional districts instSuGi &c;
the delegates 70 vote first. last ana a'l
the time for Mckinley"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
CONTRACT SIGNED
For Building the Electric Line from
Huntinton to the Big Sandy.

For Building the Electric Line from
Huntinton to the Big Sandy.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. April 12.-
To-day in this city the contract was
signed By which Kerr Fox & Co., Of
Huntington. were given the contract
for eight miles OF electric road from a
connection with the present street car
system at Huntington, to the Big Sandy
river. for $4,000. AS soon as the bill
passes which has been introduced in
Congress to allow a bridge to be built
across the Big Sandy, connecting Cat
lettsburg with Kenova, n contract Will
be given for the bridge and the present
street car system Of Ashland will be
extended to connect with the Hunting
ton system, and the line for which a
contract was given to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
W. VA. FRIDAY, APRIL l8, 1900.

by two friends. went to the telegraph
office. At Mulhall, Miss cundlf was
accompanied to the telegraph office by
her parents and sister. The questions
and responses we're wired back and
forth and repeated at each end to the
couple by the telegraph operators. the
ceremony requiring twenty-five min
utes OF time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13

LONDON. April PA dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Lourenzo Marques
dated Thursday, says:
at is reported from Pretoria that n
B3er commando Is moving through
Basutoland. This is said to be clever
ruse TO draw the British away from
Wepener.
About 1900 foreigners constitute the
new foreign legion in Pretoria, lnclud-
ing some Cossacks in uniform.
Several fresh recruits left here for
Pretoria to-day. including a French
captain, brother Of the late General De
Villphois- Mnreuil" ="
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
STEPHEN CRANE VERY I1.
The Noted Novelist Has Slim Chancs
for Recovery.
for Recovery.

LONDON, April 12.-Stephen Crane.
the American novelist, who has been
III for some time. has suffered relapse
and the attending doctors are now ale
most hopeless OF his recovery.
This evenings report from the sick
room says that Mr.. Crane is somewhat
improved. that his strength Is fairly
maintained and that the hemmorrhage
from which he was suffering has tenn
porarily ceased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
aeorre,s Creek 1Flners AlI out,

FRosTBURG. Nd. April l2.-Eyery
miner employed In the Georges Greek
region was Idle to-day, and not pound
Of coal wns mined in the region. me
men are quiet and rs rule remalnen
In their homes throughout the puy.
They seem sangulnc OF winning t"tl'
hatti. with the operators for an In
creasa In The wage scale and assert
that their employees must recoghlze
their organization before they VIII re-
turn to work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
First Gov starts South.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. April 12.-The
first tow OF coal to leave Pittsburgh for
the south since the miners strike was
declared. was taken out by the steamer
Ed Roberts to-day The tow consisted
OF seventeen barges. Coal men say
that sufficient coal is now being dug
daily TO enable them to keep steady
stream Of fuel going southwark.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
RAYMoND's SUCCESSOR
May be DR.. D. B PurintOn, President
Of pennison College.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April a.
In an interview in a local paper. Rev.
w. F. Powell. a member Of the board Of
regents OF the University at Morgan
town, says that the resignation Of Pres
ident Raymond will be accepted and
that another man will be selected for
the place. He removes all doubt as to
the probable action of the board. The
general belief Is though Mr.. Powell is
not responsible for the statement, that
the presidency will be offered TO DR..
D. B. Purinton, now president Of Den
nison University, at Granville. Ohio.
He is graduate Of the West Virginia
University and at one time was its vice
president.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
Five Different Laagers Located.

CAPE TOWN. April 12,-The Bloem-
fontein correspondent of the Cape Ar
gus says:
"Ollvler's commando is moving In
the direction OF Smithfield.
Five different laagers are located
between Bethany and the Kaifir river,
lying parallel TO the railway twelve
miles eastward
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
aeorrn Fred,s Boom Launehed.

BOSTON, Mass. April l2.-Gcorge
Fred Williams. of Massachusetts,, was
formally named as a vice presidential
possibility by the Bryan club OF Massa-
chusatts az banquet In the quincy
House tonight. His sponsor was
George +. washburn. member OF the
Populist national committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
TROOPS IN PHILIPPINES.
Been An Increase of Three Hundred
Since March /.

Beeh an 4HCFeas5 OI 1HI1v R[111IEs Es0
Since March /.
WASHINGTON. D. C, April 12.-
Adjutant General Corbin has prepared
a statement, showing the strength of
the troops in the Philippines on the
first OF April, the date of the last re-
turns. According to this statement
there were on the date stated 6S,5S5
officers and men there. being an in
crease OF 30s since March /, the date OF
recruits. mainly members Of the hospit-
al corps and other stan departments.
Including all clnssses there are a,S2S
regulars, Of which number s6S are OF
ficers and SO.414 enlisted men, and S2,2OS
volunteers. OF which number 1856 are
officers and 3OAs7 enlisted men.
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nir ripht on the y. 8 "a.

BLUEFILEDS, ". Va, April ia
fight was precipitated by men who are
said 70 have been intoxicated on the
east bound Norfolk & Western express
tonight and seven persons we're M
juped. 1t Is believed three will die.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
Boers short Of Ammunition.

ALIwAL NORTH. April 1.-THE Co
lonial troops are stlll holding their own
splendidly at Wcpcner, cannonading
recommended this morning The Bonr
attack yesterday was not very serious.
The British are carefully outstanding
their ammunition and their guns are
making excellent practice, Tho Bocrs
arc short Of ammunition. A patrol re-
turning from Smithneld reports that
small groups Of Beers are visible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13

Tho temperature yesterday as observed
hy c Schnepf. drurrlst corner ot Market
and Fourteenth streets, was as follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-13
weather Foreongt for To-day.

For Ohio, West Virginia and Western
Pcnnsylvanla-Falr and warmer Friday
and Saturday; sauthwcstcrly winds
Local Tempernture.
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Beers Lore Four Commandants.

ALIWAL NORTH. AprR News
from 4 Doer source at wepener, official
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
TEODoRo GUERRHRO

mentas Ese mar que llen6 mi existencia quiso
premiar mi copstancia mi valor, arrojando
en- mis- braEos una sirena encantadora que hiso
palpitar mi coraz6n impulses de nm senti-
miento que desconocfa y que me proporcion6 la
dicha de pensar en- la futura felicidad que re-
presenta Ia confusion de dos almas Esa sire
ma eres to- = Bendita sea la hora en- que te CO.
nocf en- aquel instante supremoI Estoy sohan-
do por primera yes con una mujer; lego Il
virgen de alma y de. cuerpO. Esa mnjer eres
I'd, Ines. Perdoname que te hags esta confe-
sion; nenas todas las horas de mi vida, no
quiero sospechar que me despreoies, porque ne
g adonde me llevaria Ia desesperaci6n.
Pronto tendre Ia dicha de verte. Adi6s.
Henry
La carta cay6 en- Ia falda do Ines, que SO
qued6 IN momento entire reHexiya suspense;
pero de pronto sinti6.un estremecimiento casi
oonvulsivo y ley6 de nuevo Ia carta, muy des-
pacio, como 81 estudiara an contenido. Alz6
los ojos, cual 81 quisiera invocar al cielo para
pedirle auxiIio . inspiraei6n, los clav6 en-
un retrato del captain que estaba colgado en- la
habitaci6n- La pintura parecia que Ia miraba
para sxigirle una contostaci6n rfpida favora-
bic ney6se las manos 4 Ia ffente. coe ardsa
inpulsos de su excilaci6n, dljo
~ Que hombfe Tan noble tan eeneroso
heaa fFaass apasionsdaa nadis eFeera que a..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
harRs DOS AMoRBs


Ifan de una naturaIesa tan ruda... Y es
buen mozol Cualquiera mpjer, despues de
leer su carta, no vacilarfa en- correspondents
pero tyonol Mi Armando me pedirfa cuentas
de Ia infdelidad Rechazar6 Ia proposition;
pero Ique va ser de mi despuesi Ne AFRO
jaran de esta casa no tengo en- el mundo una
persona que me tienda la mano.
Las lAgrimas saltaron de sus pdrpadOs sx-
elam6
II Dios milo, ilumfnamei
En- aquel momento apareci6 en- Ia eala Mis-
tress Warrior, marcando en- su rostro Ia algeria,
y al yerla llorar le pregunt6
-iQue sa ESQ Idorasi tQue y dice
Henryg
Ines 10 present6 la carta.
La sonora Ia ley6, no ocuItando su satisfae-
eion, y le dijo;
No podfa mi hijo haber hecho elecci6n
mas acertada nj mas de mi gusto pues he
aprecado tns m6ritos, capt6ndote con su carl
no 81 milo. Eupongo que no le rechazarAs So
biendo 10 que vale. tQue piensaa de su con.
fesi6ni
La icyen no contest6-
io comprendo, anadi6 Ia malIe del oapi-
4n. Est1s coeas deben medjtarse, como 81
tardask en- Iesxesaz, tienes tempo para resol.
verie lahfak il ventura Do mi hiio. MINES IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29
TINTAS.

Hay gran existencia en- la I'm
prenta del BoLETIN, para period odicos
y para impresiones del mas delicado
trabajo en- envases de todo peso. Tin
tas de )colores: azul, encarnada, vio-
leta, amarilla, verde Y chocolate, to-
das estas en- envases de II lilo y de
500 gramos
Las mejores y mas afamadas tin
tas para escriblr. negras Y de copia.
en- botellas Y frascos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-29

Sc vENDE un magnffco caball' de z
cuartas de alzada. Informes P. A. NJ. BO.
eun Mercantil,-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-29

At the meeting OF the Board Of Eiuca-
ton last evening tho committee reported
in favor of le-renting 22 School on SEQ
ond street near Washing gton. Progress
was reported Oh establishing kindergav-
tens. A motion was made that the jail
tor of No. 20 school be allowed So for
white washing done to tho school. Tha
bill was ord Tered paid.
Mr.. Adalr who was absent asked to be
allowed to hire cab for Nc. 2 school at
the cost of s. Mr.. Adnir did not stats
what the cab was wan ed for and no action
was taken.
Mr.. O'Donnell called al tention to some
old CRATES IN the cellar of No. 10 school-
They were ordered removed
The Street and Sewer department or
dered The Board to curb and pave on Oak
Street between Harrison and Broome. IL
was referred 10 tho repair committee with
directions to secure estimates for the
work,
1t was reported that arrangements had
been made for the members taxing pare
III the Memorial Day parade Samuel II.
Belts, former member, was invited t.
accompany the board on that day.
MIR. Morrow moved that schools have
but one session for the remainder of this
term after June II.
A communication from Wilmington
Lodge Of Elks asking the appointment OF
q committee to confer with the Elks in
reference to a school childreI's day AZ
the coming carnival, was receivsd and ths
committee ordered appointed. President
Shortlidge named Massrs. Carter Palmer
Fraim. Parker and O'Donnell. The com.
mitteo will report at the next meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-29
GoIdey college Commencement

The commencement Of this institution
will he held in the Opera House. on Thurs'
day evening, the 7th of June. Great prepa-
ration has been maae TO make the occas-
ion memorable, and a great audience may
consequently be expected. Mayor John G.
Fahcy will preside, and the officials of our
city and prominent educator, will occupy
the platform. Right Rev. Leighton Cole
man will offer the invocation. The au-
nual address will be delivered by =. Parkes
Cadman, ID. ID OF Now York, who is re-
garded as u worthy successor of B,echsr
and Wendell Phillips as an orator. The
salutatory will be delivered by Miss
MAJ tha IL. Taylor, and tho address to
graduates will be delivered by Rev. Vim.
Writ King, pastor Of Grace NJ. II. Church.
Tho valcdctory will be delivered by
Percy X. Roberts of Washington, Pa.
and the entertainment will conJlule with
the bencdction by Tho Row. W. L. s.
Murray.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-29

ANOKA, MIMI, May 29-WiIiam
Wise, II farmer, was sitting at table
with his wife and four children in their
home ten miles from here last night
when some persons fired through the
window with Il shotgun and Winchester
rifle. William Wise, Jr., Z years old,
fell dead, a bullet striking him in the
back and emerging from his cheek.
James Wise, II years old. was shot
through the right lung and lost two fin
gers of his right hand. William Wise. IS
years old. was shot In the right shoulder
from behind, ten buckshot entering his
body. He is paralyzed and will die.
Mrs. Wise was shot in the back. the bul,
let emerging from her abdomen She
was also hit in both arms and will die.
Eliza and Martha, the daughters, es-
p1DpI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-05-29
CHILDREN
NEGLECTED.
The Society For the Pre-
vention of Cruelty
Takes Charge
Of Them.

The society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children received three
more wards last night. In the City
Court before Judge Ball Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Johnson were charged
with placing in jeopardy the lives
of their three minor children. The
case was prosecuted by Willard
Hall Porter and William S. Hilles.
Maggie Johnson, who was recently
committed to the Industrial School
Tor girls was the principal witness
against her parents. Jamaica
finger first made its appearance in
the home and then stronger dring.
The home life of herself and sister
was made miserable. The court
decided that Florence aged Is and
Ester. aged y shall be gwen to the
Society. Mrs. Tillie Handy was
charged with neglecting her 10
year old daughter Martha Handy
and after hearing the testimony
the court placed the child in the
care of the S. p. G. c.