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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02
G. W. Holmes of McNutt visited
Greenwood Monday.

G. W. Holmes Of McNutt visited
Greenwood Monday.
Rogers Bros. plated table spoons at
f2.7O per set at
THE PALACE.
We want yonr business. Come AMI
spend your money with ns.
F. r. AUSTIN.
S. A, E;,leston. = promiu mt citizen
Of Carrolltnn. visited Greenwood last
Monday.
We speak the truth in our bnsines1-
as we do in our hearts to Col. We are
your friends.
F. r. AUSTIN.
Messrs jeff Hutchinson, &. B. Galley
Sidon. were in town Monday,
Mr.. T. F. Stsels's house near the N.
E. church, is nearly completed and
when finished will make a handsome
residence.
We have just received a nice and
complete line of fancy cakes, etc.
MCNEIL g. DUNN.
We sell a high class of goods ut fair
profit if You want something for moth
ing this is not the place to get it.
+, r. AUSTIN.
J. kantrovitz & Bro. Green wood.
popular tailors, have received their
handsome line Of Spring and simmer
sniting and are ready for their many
patrons,
Th- lest prescription for rhills and
fever is a bottle Of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron and qui
nine in n tasteless form. No cnre...nu
pay. Price SOC.
We will soil YOU for the next two
weeks:
Pspperell lO.4 shceting for 90 cts.
Hope "A domestic 9 IL cts.
Lonsdale and fruit Of the loom, :
1-2cts.
F. r. AUSTIN.
A word TO the wise is sufficient Wait
for our handsome line Of samples of
aud Summer snits before placing
your order.
J. KANrROvITZ & BHo.
j. k%antrovitz & Bro. will soon have
the most stylish aud strictly npto-date
line Of samples to select yunr Spring
nnd Summer snits ever exhibited iu
Wait for them.
The Best Prescription for Ctiiis
md fever Is = bottle Of Groves Taste
Chill Tonic. 1t il simply iron and
l~ninine in n ta.trless form. No cure
No pay Price. 5Nc.niy.
S@ed your jug to MCNEIL g. DUNN
su.ue ot their nea. crop syJup
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

Our order for emDrOIderies and whit.
goods was placed for import when IN
New York in September. The market
Is NOW fifteen to twenty-five per cent
higher. We will sell these goods at our
regular small margin of profit regard.
less Of the advance. Come am. s.-
them.
/. i. AUSTIN,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02
PILES CURED WITHOUT TIT

PILES CURED WITHOUT THE
KNIFE. All druggist. are authorized
by the manDfactn icrs OF PAXO ONT.
MENT to refund the money where it
fails to cnre any case OF piles, no INIT.
ter Of how long standing. Cures or.
binary cases IN six days, the worst cases
in fourteen days, One application gives
case aud rest. Relieves itching in.
stant!y.
This is, new discovery and is the on
ly pile remedy sold on = positive guar
antee. no cure no pay. Price 80 cts.
1fyour druggist don't keep it in stock
send us 80 cts. in postage stamps and
we will forward same by mail. Manu-.
featured by Paris Medicine Co., st.
Lonis. no, II =, 80, Giu.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02
a. Il. MCKAY.
FREE BL.OOD CUDE.
Nm offrr proving faith t. Sitf.rcr, fron,
BLOOD ana SKIN arOub.cs.

Nm offrr proving faith t. Sitf.rcr, from
BLOOD and SKIN lroG5.es.
Ulcers, Cancers. Eating Sores. Pain
FIJI Swelling1 Effects of Boo Poison,
Persistent Eruption,, Tint REFUSE to
heal nnter ordinary Treatment are
quickly cured nv T. y. j.. lBofanjr
Blood Ba!mI the most wonderful Blood
Pnrlherot the agr, made especially to
crre nil terrible rb]sliuute. deem seated
Blood and Skin troubles. t. your blood
thin Are you Etlr2 Alllnn down r
Have you Eczema IiwplpS. Elotch,s
and Bnmps ? SKIN or s,.alp HrmOrs ,
Ernptions Skin Itchps and
swollen : Aching b YVES Mhfuma;ism?
Scrofnlm Catarh? lie luu need Il.
T. Il, Botanic Blood BIiHy. Nr ar,e it
Trains from the blood auj entire system
the poisOns and hnmCrS which cause
al NJ these tronbles, and he rau.p being
removed, II permanent c1rD follows.
u. u. thoroughly tested for thirty .
wears and thousands eur, d otter doc. +.
'ors and patent medicines had tail,d ,
For sale by g.. W. Crockett in Green.
ut 81 per large bottle, or 6 large !
ttnIl trratluentJ 81 70 proy, !
'nr faith in b. h. l. We viii send n.
IrInl Bottle Free anl rrrptid to sntfer q.
'rs. ~ they may Test the rem eGy 40 n
Address BLOOD BALM CO., :
ditch-ll Stree, Atlanta, Ga. d,
nov 3 ~ y a..
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

Mr. HO. Miller. pharmacyst Of Flor
euce, Ala. 10 now behind the counter.
of E X Locke. drug store. Mr.. Miller
occupied this position last summer and
il universally esteemed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

Hons. A i. Gardner and $. X. Col
man spent SUNDAY and Monday last with
their families, The Commonwealth Is
gratited to know that these gentlemen
are makips .oA re lords.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

The Delta Clay Mnfg Co. Of Green
wood, Miss. Ia now At work on their
new plant. They have no brick for sale
Mt this time having sold their whole
-%eason's output. But they hope to nave
their new steam plant in operation hy
tbs 18th OF February, and in u short
.ims after that they will be able to sup
ply their large trade with a better class
OF brick than has ever been sold in lhi.
h'srKet' t.-A
We receive almost dnilv fresh cab.
bnge, p%otators. onions, tn,nips and etc.
We have both 'rhones in our house.
Ring MS MP and give rs your order.
McNE1LL e. DUNN.
A. Weller will sOon move into the
new building nov In the cour,e OF cree.
ton opposite the Delta Bank, and TO
bi. handsome line Of jsw.lry, bric.s a..
brac, etc. will add pianos aud organs.
Ce Eat We'll GalaNn. Sold BY
HcesNLx & Dunn. >
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

GOOD EYES->nHoA

Are worth saving Gil at C.IStiens
JeweIrs Store where hey VIII re-
cleve the attention Of 4 ON petsnt
Optlcisn,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

DlED-On last Sunday evening, jus,
as the day was dying, Ben, NJ. Merrill,
Jr departed this life after a long seige
of consumption, at his faehers home in
this city.
He was a young nan Of about 81
years of age, exemplary in his habits,
and had a large number of warm
friends who admired and esteemed him
The funeral services were condu cted
ty Rev. G. A, Reynolds at the house
aud the remains inferred in the Gene
terry at Hemingway.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

MARRIED Miss Lizzie Clark aud
Mr. NJ. c. Lamon, were married Mt
Sidon, January 30. 1900, tn, Rev. W.
7. Browning officiating.
Miss Clark is one OF Sidon's most
popular and estimable Young ladies,
while Mr.. Lamon is the efficient mana
ger of kosebank plantation. The Com
monwealth joins with the many friends
of the happy couple in wishing for
them Il long and useful life.
Mr.. Victor Reinhar1 and Miss Alma
L. Fields were married at SidOn last
Sunday by Rev. r. A, Burroughs.
Nj. Reinharl is one Of the wide
awake merchants Of Sidon. while Miss
Fields is one of the villages most char
ming lelles. They have the best wishes
Of The Common wealth for all that is
good, observable and true in this life.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

,jrt STATIONARY. ior j1cts t c. Z. ell
'espie ;:Cy's.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02

500 p1a,fIG J"DDi!J'ds &,C L. Gi
lespi" * ''1.-.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1900-02-02
Estray Notice

Jan, I2th, 1917.
The colored American., 1900-05-19

Rev. Norris of Clarksbarg, active
and energetic frequently injected life
Into the proceedings by his fendness
Tor debate. His singing Of the hymn
1.-THE Congo for Jesus," an original
composition was mueh enjoyed and re
suited in large sale Of the song.
DR. Bentley was the "old man elo-
qaent" Of the conference, and when
ever hs arase to epeak q stillness as of
Death prevailed, and whenever he spoke
he "said something" Golden words
OF wisdom were continually flowing
from bis lips and all of his usterances
betrayed the scholar, philosopher sad
student. Or Bentley Is also an author
of seme note and some day will take
rank with the best of our writers.
The following " Is incorporated in the
resolutions:
RESOLVED that the warm welcome
extended to this conference by the pee
pie Of Morgsatew wn and the friendly in
terest manifested and the courteous
treatment accorded US by the white
citizens generally and the Morgantown
Post in particular, bespeaks the good
feeling existing between the people of
both races here and sanctions the
fstherhood OF God and the brotherhoe
of man.
The colored American., 1900-05-19
The Gem of the Antilles

Everybody who wit hes to better their con.
dition will find that Cuba offers the best op-
eortunities uponthis hemisphere. II you
have ,ot less than (s4O0 tour hundred dollars
ano interested, seI for necessary blanks
and enclose (s0cts.) thirty cents In United
States postage stamps, to R. M. R. Neise n
26 Barraconne St., Santiago de Csba, ]
e. Bruce, Bruce Grit II Congr ess Street Al
bany N, Y, or e. L. Cooper, The CoIored
American, Washington, d. @.
as Sugar offers an opportunity to make
5000 per annum, tor eight ears, after two
years hard labor,
The colored American., 1900-05-19
Capital Savings
Bank

W. ~ NA
Bank
500 F St. N. w., Washington, D. G
CAPITAL $4,000.
Hon. Jno. R, Lynch, President.
L. G. Bailey, Treasurer.
j. A. johnson, Secretary.
D. B. McCary, Cashier.
Directors:
Jno. r. Lynch, DR.. W. 8. Lotion,
Whitefeld McKinlay, ] O. Bailey,
Robt. II. Terrell, w, 8, Montgomery,
Wyatt Archer, John A. Pierre, Henry
E, Baker, James Storum, j. A.
Johnson, DR.. A. w. Tanal, Howard
II Williams.
Deposits received from 10 cents up
ward. Interest allowed on $500 and
above. Collections meet with prompt
attention. A general exchange and
banking business done.
! Bank open from 8 a, M to 4;SoPm'
The colored American., 1900-05-19
Consumers
BeWing
Company

BEews the puEest Beer on the Wash
ington Market. The highest che mica
authority In the district OF Oolum bis
after an analysis just finished Of all the
different beers on the market, gtves
this as his verdict. Don't be fooled By
jealousy, envy, or prejudice, or either
or all of which is based our opposstaoa,
we have the most modern plant.
We brew from sterilized water and
choice hops and malt. We have one
Of the most skiIIful brew masters In the
county. Visit our plant and insist on
us proving our assertions. We will be
glad to show all.
ABE KING,
Sec'y and Treas.
Ell JORDAN,
Pres and Gent Mgr.
The sun., 1900-01-23

that even the thirty days exposure 10
the lev waters Of tie Delaware river
have failed to obiterate. Not being
satisfied with having killed fis victim,
the fend in human form crushed the
skull OF the dead man by repeated
blows, with either gun stock, stone or
an oar.
Ii the person or persons had COM
milted the deed in the heat Of jealous
rage the madness would not permit Of
casting several hundred dollars worth OF
gold and jewels into the river.
The inquest on Eyre's body was held
at Bridgeport, \. ;, today but it failed
to Offer any clue that would lead TO
the capture OF the murderer OF George B.
Eyre.
The physicians, as the result Of the
examination, reported that Eyre ad
been shot first and then his skull Lad
been crushed in. Tue shooting was
sufficient to kill him. The gun-shot
wound was two and a half inches in
diameter and about one and quarter
inches back OF the right ear and one inch
above the ear.
Evre's legs were tied together by a
piece of rope, supposed to nave been the
! painter from the bow of his boat. The
rope was twined about the. left leg and
tied in fat knot. At the right leg It
was fastened by what is known as a
granny knot. The loop in the cord,
which is supposed to have held the stone
that held Eyre's body to the rivers bot
tom so long, was fastened by a double
granny" knot.
The clothing included tuntel's coat,
dark blue sweater, bicycle trousers, over
which were drawn old dark trousers, and
hip gum boots. The Undertaking was
Of merno.
such was the condition OF the body
hen it was viewed this morning by tire
Coroner's jury before the autopsy was
made.
Coroner Miller and George Steelman,
foreman OF the jury, both expert water
men, made significant remarks concern
ing the knots in the rope about Eyre
legs.
ever tied knots like those, they said. z
The body of another man was iound
in the Delaware River near Pennsgrove
y. j., last Sunday which NAV eventual
throw some light upon the Eyre tragedy
Ii may have been double murder,
murder and a suicide or even Iuntde
anu tut aCVluVhtal uiohhi ~ N'N -
sassin.
The body is that Of man about 8 fee
{ inches in height, With large head ant
broad shoulders. The body was badl'
: decomp )sed and had evidently been il
tile water far long time. Coroner Ior
ton was notified and took charge Of III
remains An inquest will De held today
There was nothing on the body y
which it could be- identified.
4 Ii vas reported here today that NIT
! Eyre. the mother Of the murdered mar
MI lo-t hrr mind last night after btiu
u assured al her sons dreadful fate. VI
\ liam Price, brother of Mrs. Eyre, whe
g seen by 4 X porter today, said
q ut i not true that Mrs Eyre has los
! her mind she il completely PROSTATE
hv the shock Ot course We had !ei
.-a EiypuIp anS o"Fr ha' we lnisl
..~t. q. l,So,. u,t.a ....N-. Al alahg
The sun., 1900-01-23
ln..nlt.. go ,inrrlch.

phHaa,lplHa. jan - 4 wedding of
uua,au iutrrrt tluN pI3rc Wien Miss
Minnie lfrAd Inl. aashttr of Mrs,
Aioxauir Nul Eeu.s"laer. was married
to Robert B,so Ca alt -oI ol I'D. ~
.att. president II the reau.@ lyania rail
road The ceremony Wa, performed ~
ST. Thoma, Episcopal church, White
marsh. Il suburb W tI.i- a.ty, ~ the Rev
Samuel Smelling rector ~ this parrish
'rhr bti,lp-Maia. wcrc The Misses Mae
FGl. Ellen Dressed PAUL. Katherine t's-
satt. Elsie Cassatt. Rhoda Howe Lily
Rhodes Pauline Biadlr NJ this city:
Mary Mccormick uf Chicago, and Miss
Grey ~ Albany. lhc bridegroom was
attended by Murray Forbes Of Boston ar
best man The bride wore gown Of
white point lace with q veil II the same
material. After the wedding Il breakfast
was served at Camp lIiil hall, the com
try seut of Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
at Fort Washington, Pa
The sun., 1900-01-23

feared the worst. But the finding OF his
body Yesterday was nevertheless
shock, and il has completely Hunerved
his mother and lis poor old grand
mother, whose especial pet be was. The
old lady fairly idulized him. IL her grief
she Is inconsolable. George was au only
son. Perhaps you know what that means
in a family"
1t now remains for the law to ferret
out the slayer or slayers Of George b.
Ere. Jersey authorities have slgnihed
their Intention Of aiding tie Peunsyl-
vanla police In solving the mystery.
There has been no arrests made 60 far
except James Pierce the fisherman who
was arrested some time ago on tbe charge
Of stealing the Ladomus skff from the
same boat house IL which Eyre kept his
skitf.
Pierce denies any know ledge Of Eyre's
cunning trip or disappearance.
Pierce has denied that he was with
Eyre that day, or even saw hun. He
has proved that he was not with Eyre at
z O'clock on the afternoon Of that day.
as he was working at the Consumers Ice
Company's wharf.
IL will be remembered, also, thet the
stolen Ladomus skiff was set adrift in
the river while the excitement over
| Eyre disappearance was at it's height,
and after his arrest Pierce admitted that
be set the boat loose, and gave as an ex-
] planation that lie had found the boat
adnft before Eyre disappeared, and sci
| it loose because he did not wish to get
mixed up with the disappearance in any
wav
One Of the clues that ii is proposed Il
| look into Is that which deals with twC
men who were seen TO leave tie AlphS
boat house shortly before $ O'Clock o.
the incoming Eyre disappeared. Eyre
lawyer, William Harvey, has said tha
Eyre did not start ont until between
and II O'Clock, because lie was IN III
office on business THAI morning.
lhe first belief ol Chiri Berry was tina
the two men who left early were robo-r-
aud that Eyrp came up with them, AM
found some uf the boat honse ptvprrt
III tteir possession, tate In the day; par
sued them to Rlccoon creek, and wu
there murdered.
There is vet to be found tie skiff tha
belonged to Eyte. The false bottom, tw
paddles and an car have been picked Il
while ,ating in the iiver, aud the dea
mans zap vas found On tie beach jns
bei " Washington Park.
Tie body Of Eyre arrived at he hon
of his mother IN this clIy at ] ID cluc
today. The time for the funeral has u,
been set, but it viii pronably b" t.
morrow or v ednesday. George + Eyi
AM probably be inferred wi,h miitar
honors. az he served in the Spanisi
American War, and was an active uien
Der Of the y. q. OF T..
The sun., 1900-01-23
BRYAN'S ADDRESS.
The Different Clubs to Give out
Tickets 10 Their Members for
the Occasion

The Democratic League VIII distribute
tickets 10 it, members at the regular
meeting Of the club Thursday night for
the meeting in tile Opera House Friday
night, when William jennings Bryan
will make an address All members y no
wish % receive a ticket are expected TO
be present.
TIE Young Mems Democratic Club
wild probably distribute tickets at their
regular meeting tomorrow night. The
Bayard Legion Will call special meet
ing to provide their mrnbefs With
tickets, ~ the regular meeting was held
last night.
The sun., 1900-01-23
ORGANIZED AN AUXILIARY.
Public Can Have the Longed For
Opportunity Of Contributing TO
Delaware HospitaI.

la as much as il is the privilege of all
persons ia the state 10 avail themselves
II the benefits Of the D.laware Hospital
it seemed desirable that they should
have the opportunity to contribute tn its
support. Therefore, the board of man
ayers Of the Delaware Hospital APP
pointed a committee to b. called the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Delaware
Hospital, tue object OF which is to form
branches throughout the STATE. At a
meeting for organization held January
IL, the following officers were elected
President, Mrs. Walter = Bush wee
presi lents, Mrs. L. T. Warner, Mrs.
John Bggs, Mrs. Caleb Chnrchman,
secretary, Mrs. Jane Lea, and treasurer;
Mrs. Albertsoa,
The hearty cooperation Of the people
in this laudAbIe enterprise il earnestly
solicited.
The sun., 1900-01-23
VERY LARGE AUDIENCE
ATTENDED MOODY SERVI,
Rev. DIR. Weston spoke in
Eloquent Manner Of the Great
Evangelist.

The largest congregation that has
sembled in Calvary Baptist Churt
Fourth and French streets, for a 10
time was present last night az the 6,
vices held in memory of d. J.. Mood
the great evangelist. Every seat in
church was taken and many were COZ
pelied to stand.
The principal feature Of the servic
was the address by Rev. Henry " este
D. d.. president OF the Crozier TheoloI
Gal Seminary, on the life and charact
el Mr.. Moody.
Alter prayer and several selections
the choir Rev. Weston was introduc
with few appropriate remarks by Chi
Justice G. B. Lore, who presided ov
the meeting.
Rev. Weston said. 81 count it one
the highest privileges Of my life to ha
known Dwight l. Moody. He was
unique man. No man has spoken to
many other men in the history of ii
world as this man. n Philadelphi
London, Dublin and numerous 9th
places he would address audiences
10000 poop e, afternoon and evening, f.
weeks at time.
"a remarkable thing about him W
that he retained his power undiminisht
and did not lose a particle Of it uni
| death.
His success in his line OF work su
passed that Of arg other man. v.
never especially interested in what NJ
Moody said ia a sermon, but was int
ested To see how his sermons accon
plished the nbj4ct lie had in view. u
had a p plwer which none OF the 9th,
great Sneakers had III bringing things
pass. What is il that gave Mr. Moody
much power and iutlienct2 First, whe
he came TO Christ he gave himself |
With absolute surrender 10 Chris
| second, he gave himself up to the STUD
81 the Lords word and he pushed othe
forward and ne 3er thought of himself.
You know what maue Moody
preacher? The Bible. DO yon knc
the three things that make the great,
preachers iii tile word? Why bibhC
knowledge, biblical spirit and biblie
method. ana Moody had all Of them. "
Rev. Weston was a personal friend
Mr.. Moody for a long tue and "
called upon to make an address at |
funeral.
Those ia the pulpit besides Re
Weston and Chiei Justice Lore we
Rev. Il. b. Cook, y d., Rev. Hen
Baker, y y Rev I. A. McCurdy,
D. Rev. q. q. Buddiugton and Rev.
+. Briggs.
The sun., 1900-01-23
a rren.nrer InAer Arrest.

New York, Jan - William ". Coe'
formerly VI Boston who was arrested at
White Plains. y. \, was alraigned and
accused ~ larceny. He MAS committed
TO the Wcstchcstrr county Jail e await
tlc arrival If tie Massachusetts author
Miss. He was treasurer of the Althah
International Motor company of Boston.
Hal. wanted Oh the charge of larceny ~
having appropriated $1,000 from George
Francis III Boston lie claims he was
given thc money to invest in the auiomo-
JIM company ANA that that concern ftll
through and that he was given until the
III or February ii which to account for
HE funds
The sun., 1900-01-23
COMPLETING THE GRECIAN.
The Windsor Liner Will leave on
Her Trial Trip Before Long.

The large steamship Grecan, Of the
Windsor Lie, which was recently
launched at the shipyards OF the Harlan
& Holingsworth Company, has been
placed under the shear poles. Work on
her is being pushed and she will likely
leave on her trial trip shortly after the
next launch, which will take place in
about month.
The next trial trip oi the torpedo boat
Stiingham will not take place as long as
the cold weather continues. Her builG-
ers do not desire that she shall run any
risk of encountering floating ice.
Work on the steamer FnXhall, which
is being remodeled is progressing with
much dispatch The steamer Chester,
Of the Wilmington Steamboat Company,
is at the shipyards for her annual over
hauling.
The sun., 1900-01-23
EYRE INQUEST
AND BODY RETURNED
70 CHESTER HOME
"Killed by a Person or Persons
URknewn," Was Verdict
Of Jury.
LEGS TIED WITH GRANNY KNOT
Another Body Found on Same Day at
Pennsgrove, \. j., But Not Iden-
tiileG---No Arrests Have Been
Made aud Police Are
Reticent.
By Special Dispatch to aIhe sun.

BY Special Dispatch to The sun"
Chester, Pa, Jan. 22.-Surmises as to
the fate of George b. Eyre, the young
and popular member Of tie Alpha Boat
Club OF Chester, are now unnecessary
fur the finding Of his mutlated corpse
has SET speculation aside as to tie canse
oi his death. He was murdered in cold
blood, shot in the back OF the head AT
close rang with shot gun iu the hand-
of a cold blooded assassin, either FOR
plumber ID jealousy, or both
II was deliberate deed and the mur-
dtrer vas, 10 doubt, young Esre's
trusted companon on that cunning trip.
He sat behind Eyre il tile cunning sklfi
and shot him Ia tie back ol tie head
just above and back oi tie ear. S1c.G-C
VA the gnu 70 the victim that the burn
ing powder left marks upon the skull
The sun., 1900-01-23
cour.,nm In chicngo Doomed.

Chicago, Jan. - The Times Herald
saws: THAT eoursing IN Chicago is doom
cd has been demonstrated enphatically
AZ the acknowledged headquarters Of the
enthusiastic, men and dogs had gathered
the Jack rabbits, imported from Wichita,
Kan. at an expense OF $3.50 each, were
thcre. ana all was III readiness to start
the game going But the agents ot the
Illinois Humane society and bluecoated
officers detaileI by the city were there
also. No cGuIsing took place
The sun., 1900-01-23
pre.IayutinI Nominatlons

Warrington, Ian. - The president
sent the following army uomlha tlohs y
the senate To be brigaditr generals L
S ". Colonel George Al Randall ElEhsu
infantry. Us. A.; |Colonei James Nj
Bel. Twenty seventh Infantry, :, y
no be Aecoud lieutenant, |. ) v, Ser
gvunt Charles NEG. S"itzrr, Company
Il. Forty NTH infantry. I 5 y, ~ bt
paymu.ter e. = ", With rank OF ma
ier Cuptain Alfred ;. Frost
The sun., 1900-01-23
THE PICTURE PRE- sENTED.
Interesting Exercises Were Held in
school No. 10, Yesterday.

A very pretty picture representing a
hunting scene was presented to school
No -, Third and Harrison streets yes.
ierday by the educational committee oi
the New Century, Club.
The presentation speech was made by
Mrs. A d. Warner and it was accepted
On behalf OF the school by Professor A..
Il. RerIin.
Remarks were also made by Mrs. Mary
:. Howland and Director Thomas +.
O'Dhnuell There was excellent singing
by the pupils ot the school.