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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-02
GEN. FRENCH. VICTORIOUS
Defeated the Beers and Occupied
colssburgA AThe Beers Retreatiug
After Losing Two Guns.

Defeated the Beers and Occupied
ColssburgAThe Beers RetreAting
After Losing Two Guns.
RENsBURG. Cape Colony Jon. l.
General French has completely defeat
ed tho Beers and occupied cOiesburg.
The general continued to keep the
Beers on the move and pressed them
closely Saturday and Sunday. giving
them no time to make prolonged
stand. and when day broke he was
within striking distance Of the en-
envy. Last night all the cavalry. ar
tillery and Infantry, the latter riding
In wagons TO increase the general mo-
biilty, started upon night march with
the object Of turning the Beers right.
The flank operations were successful.
The infantry ana Geld batteries inme-
diRtely made a felnt attack upon the
Boer front, and while this was proceed :
Ing, the cavalry and light artillery got
completely around the enemy's right
flank as arranged. The programme
worked without hitch, The Beers were
utterly surprised, and finding their re-
treat threatened, fed In disorder and
eastward, leaving Cotesburg In Gem
eraI French's hands.
LONDON, Jan. 2,-The Daily Mail
has tho following dispatch, dated Janu-
ary /, from Rensburg:
Yesterday afternoon big force of
cavalry and infantry with ten guns.
under the personal command Of Gen.
oral French, moving by detour occu-
pied some hiiis three miles from Coles.
burg, where the Beers were in strength,
confident in the natural aid AFFORDED
them by the hills around.
Extent Of Enemy's Position.
"The encmy'n position extended six
miles around the entire village. At
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GENERAL SOUTHERN ADYANCE

Cabuyao Occupied by Amoticshs s.
ter Bombardment and Hetteat q
the Enemy-ImpoEtalt 1aelnae
Captured.
MANILA. Jan. 1-1o:So ?. m.-The
first movement Of general southern,
advance occurred this morningl Wiil
two battallons Of the Thirty.ninth
fantry landed and occupied chbuye9
on the south side Of baguna de Bay.
Two Americans were killed and topr
were wounded. Twenty-four of the en-
emy's. dead were found in one hoias'
one hundred and fifty prisoners end
four six-pound rapid IRE guns were
captured.
The gunboat Laguna de Bay pota'
barded the town before the dlseuibaEs
katIOn Of the troops from the cascoc1,
which was made under the enemyis
shrapnei IRE. The enemy evapnatea
the place before the charging Ameris
cans, retreating TO Santa Roaa, 70
which town they were pursued. HEAVY
fightinE occurred along Fold 20
santa Rosa, which was oeeqpitd ~ The
insurgents retreating south toWagd
SLANG. The Americans burned The
country in and around cabusao.
The gunhoat returned to calambe for
reinforcement ana thence came to
Manila to fetch Rmnpnitle;a she re-
Gently captured two Of the unemyss
steam launches, one under the tire Of
artillery at Calamba, and also four
cascoes loaded With rice.
Other regiments are mobliiuin6 toe
night at San Pedro Macatl and PaSig.
preparatory to continuing the southern
advance.
Yesterdays capture OF bombs -n-
volved the seiSure Of documents ~
culpating a thousand Ftyplnos Who I'M
tended to rise against the Americana.
Papers were also found showing . = :
tribution OF the city into districts, d
careful assignments OF leaders Sdd
followers. The precautions taken W
the Americans on Saturday. Il b nov
evident alone prevented an upFiSing.
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THE GOFBFLl7ES

VIII Be Able to Organize Both
Sensational Charges Made
in Democratic caucus-Deals and
Counter Deals.
FRANKFORT. KY, Jan. Ian
doubt as to the ability of the GOebcl
Democrats to organize both houses of
the legislature was dIsPelled BY the
attendance in the Democratic caucus
to-night. Senator Goebel was nomIna-
ted for president pro TEN of the senate
and the entire Goebel slate went
through.
In the house caucus all Of the fifty-
eight Democrats answered to roll call
and participated. In the senate four
Democrats remained out. They were
Senators Alexander. Hays. Gillespie
and Roberts. Senator HIN was sick
and absent, but is not clnssed with the
dissentcrs.
In the senate caucus Senator Harold
created sensation by making nm al
legged expose OF the anti-Goebel leaders,
declaring that he had been approached
by j. II WhalleH, Of Louisville, md
paid 1850 to remain out Of the caucus.
The money, he said. hnd been placed In
box with the Louisville Trust CONF
pany, the key to which lie passed up TO
Senator Goobel, who was presiding
over the caucus, ending his speech By
declaring that ne had entered into the
tlcal for the purpose OF exposing Whal-
len. and further. that there was not
money enough in tho world To make
him dlsloyal to his party and his state.
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THE DETAILS

OF the Brilliant Reception at the
White House = Elaborate Gowns,
Beautiful Women, Gallant Men in
Gay Trappings.
/. WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley met the mem-
bers Of the cabinet In the west corridor
on the second floor shortly before II
O'Clock, while the members OF the dlp-
lOmatic corps, in their brilliant court
dress, were gathering In the state dim
ing room adjoining the red parlor.
Promptly at II O'Clock the bugles
soaHded the assembly and the rcd
coated marine band struck UP the
strains Of Hail TO the Chief" To this
accompaniment the procession, headed
by President Mckinley and Mrs. Nc
Klnley, moved down the broad stair
way and took their places in the blue
parlor adjoining the red parlor. Mrs.
Mckinley wore an elaborate gown OF
bFocaded white satin. Owing to her
feeble health she received seated. Next
to her stool Mrs. Hay wife OF the Sec
retary Of state: Mrs. Gage. wife OF the
secretary Of the treasury; Mrs. Root,
wife Of the secretary of war; Mrs,
GrlgEs, wife Of the attorney general;
Mrs. Smith. wife Of the postmaster gem
srai; Mrs. Long. Mrs. Hitchcock, wife
Of the secretary of the INTERIOR and
Miss Wilson, daughter Of the secretary
Of agriculture. ali brilliantly gowned.
Behind the line gathered the other
young ladies Of the cabinet, the wives
and daughters Of senators and repre-
gentHtIYes aud other distinguished oHl-
cIaIs, who had been invited to assist
This list was as follows;
A Galaxy Of Beauty.
The Misses Hay, Miss Root. the
Kisses Long, the Misses Hitchcock,
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NATIONAL FISTEDDFFOD.

e,,ooaSsR,,I HFaakI,,o ~ Hianfy,r1kf
A., -. ~ - - -
~ Lt-Ss ~ y 's'.Ss - "ess -
tne EAlsS nea4ss'-NeAt : : e'sF ? AAssI'
ing VIII BE Held at Columbus
CINCINNATI, o.. Jan. 1.-Hon. D.
webster Williams. Of Jackson Ohio,
rros,d.a IN trs .,,o-,oon ma. ro,one,
+.,,,,,
"lil'h'l D. MeilSn' Ol Sinclnuah e'
night, at the National Etsteddetod.
Both delivered addresses, followed by
bordIc so,vtot,or. ana Droc,amo4,on,
:, y, 80,
~ t"e "utus, 'eOlsu y, "eDD pte'
siueu "l 'ne sFee' organ ~ .ne al.er-
noon ,, anu Nl'ss ANNE eas' u, OH fsnel'le '
WIS., ~ tne evening" lne CONFESS
weie llteiSpetseu WIN soipS ps MAJ
uMyn Evans oscar SenEsott' Miss an.
me - oFlIllths' MISS sessle tuaor ana
hiarly z. Jones, anu Oy selee.loi's from
the GetnpElah Slup' OF Slnc'nnau' ul-
rec.eu Oy puElu paVls'
y was decided 70 holu tne 3Satlonul
tSisteouei'u next January Ut SolulllOus'
ONO no prizes were captured p9
competitors east OF the A4leshen'es'
Ihe crownlng event was the contest
Tor 36VO ana sold meaai lof tne pesE
mixed chorus q not less tnan seventy
I'VE voices Ihe ada ONO, Normal
University ana Lima Snoral Union
won under the dlrectorsalp OF Hugn w
owens The columbus Choral society
W. a. Lott director received hlgn
mention as next best. The other com
petltors were from Johnstown, Pa;
Palnesvllle' ONO and cincinnati.
FrlSes were awarded as iol'ows:
Duet $lO' by John cuen and lohn w
hopklns' hlwood' mo. Welsn recita-
ton SlO' by Morgan Thomas Niles O
Alto SOLO 80 by MISS Neoma chap-
man ana MFs' sasil wnitlord' Cincln-
aati, dtViaea' Bass 500 FiV. ey 4hoha-
as Peate' Lima y. Poem, w. py rev
d, y, Rieharas' Stanton Pa IN weish'
ana rev D. " Morgan cleveland, IN
English soprano 500 w. oy Euna
iuraen' ITO 90, pS A'ss Leuh Ar
thur ROBERT ana Inomas Feate, Lama
ONO l.auies cnoFns' lortS' WV. COL
lmous society Mrs, Mary ~ casselI' .,a
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FFARFUL RESULT
OF Boiler Explosion q Stone
O; Q. Kubach BloNH ntS
THROUGH Tre6s and fnf6 81 iV5i.

|I.
OF Boiler Explosion Ct tone 9
o; 9. Kubach BloW3 ltsnty
Through Trees and Into iVst
Instantly Killed.
Special Dispatch to the Intellif5hcef.
CHARLESTON, w. va; Jan. n
Particulars reached here To-day q tht
tragic death at Stone ella, n Fayettel
county. early Sunday morning, o. o. q
Kubach. general manager o. the Beury
Coal and Coke Company. 1epb4ch had
gone to the boiler room 70 look afttr
the boiler which had gotten out Of ltx
Saturday night. For some cause, Wliicli
has not been ascertained. the boiler ex-
ploded and Kubach was blown seventy
feet through the trees. ot which TIE
branches we're torn out, thirty feet IN
to the river, where his body lly on the
Ice until Eound. His 6vercoat and .
portion Of his underclothes were found
in the trees, and his boots were found
some distance OF. His neck ana 10th.
arms were broken. A negro blae
smith, who was n the room 81 the
time, escaped with slight in1uIieg. le
was too badly scared TO tell how the
accident occurred. Kubach, IN addIs
tlon to his position with the Beuiy
Coal and Coke Company, was aecretafy
and treasurer Of the New River Con
solidated Coal and Coke Company, and
vice prealdent Of the West ylrginia
Coal Exchange.
day the funeral belag IN charge ~
The remains viii be buried nafe
Kanawha commandery No. 4 Of this
city. The deceased was prominent
Mason. and was a member Of May5vills
KY comnandery.
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NILD SECTION


Passenger At Oreason, Pa.@ssvon
Seriously Hurt, Others 6dBhtly.
Both Trains WrsCksd.
ALTOONA, Pa. Jan. LA frltght
train RUNNING between 9ailltlin and
cesson this afternoon broke in two
places. The last osrtion. composed oe
about twenty-five cars. started back.
ward. down The grade to cFesBon, gath.
erlng velocity at evory Whsel turn. Il
was running wild, there being no train-
mon on 1t. AZ creSson the cars were
piled up, and fell over against the Glen
Campbell aSconmo ltionH. about re1qy
to leave. The aecOmmoda don wan m1dn
up Of two COACHES. and eighteen ~
gers were already aboard, I1e coaenee
were upset, and rolled over an emblllsi
ment, twenty-five feet high. 1lity
were Get on fire. aB was also the dabfi1
OF the freight cars. RAilr0adetl qtielll
~ cxtlngUiBhed the flames, WAah the
passengers were removed tfom TIE tStU
coaches It was found that seven o. ttei1
were hurt. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-01-02
BOUTFLLFS ILLNESS
VIII Bring Mr. Dayton, of West vir-
ginia, Practically at the Head Of
the Committee on Naval AFairn.

b4AOt s4NSbAseAAS ~ SAS A4Gtt4. VI
the Committee on Naval Affairs.
Special Dispatch to the Intslllgencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1.-Th.
illness Of Chairman Boutelle, Of the
house committee on naval affairs, will
render a re-arrangement OF that COM
mIttee necessary. though, of course. no
action viii be taken by the speaker.
Mr.. Foss. of Illinois. IS the ranking
member, and Mr.. Dayton, OF West vir-
ginIa, comes next. Both are well in
formed as to the status Of affairs before
the committee. Mr.. Dayton having been
particularly active in the last Congress
~ the management of the approprla-
tion bills. It is understood, therefore,
that while Mr.. TOsS wifi be entitled to
preside, he and Mr.. Dayton viii prob
ably have the floor honOrs about
equally divided between them.
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SENATE REORGANIZATION
Republicans Want Share in the Of
aceS-stats Senator Matthews Of
MOundEville, to be Postmaster Of

4OuuuBVuAGi " 70 SVDtAAVf9tSE Va
the Senate.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellIgenSnr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Lone
question which will confront the senate
upon the re.RssemblIng OF Congress,
Will be organization. II u said to be
doubtful II any changes viii be made,
at least for the present, although Some
senators arc determined to press tho
matter, demanding especially the elec-
tion OF a Republican secretary.
Although the question is undeter-
mined. partial distribution Of patron
age has been for the benefit Of the
new membcs. Senator Scott gets one
appointment IN the senate. postofnce,
and this position he hRs rendered 10
state Senator Matthews, Of Mounds
vile
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The temperature yenlerdHy ~
by {. sehnepi. drugglai, corner
and Eonrtennlh llraetA. Va % q
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For Ohio, Western Penn1ylvt
West Virginia :--FAtr, contlnued
reratiire Tuesday ana Weopesc
noFthwesterly winds.
Local Temperature.
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The Misses Hay, Miss Root. the
Misses Long, the Misses Hitchcock,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
STORE OPENED EVENINGS
From Now Until Christmas

Ia every dctai. the most carefully finish
I'D and the most carefully studied IN ia
special adaptation % educational uses OF
an This is a distinction that has been
held hy the Anderson Street School. but
the new building Is regarded by Mr.. Ash
more as being even superior There is a
sight difference In the arrangement OF
tho rooms that IS 10 the advantage OF the
new school, and pupils who are entered
there may be assured that the very best
accommodations possible win be theirs.
In d. exterior the new building is at
tractlvc. and Il viii be an ornament to
thas section Of the city. wide grano-
rifhir sdcwnlk Is TO run along the front
OF the budding and will add considerably
TO the eject. When the walk has been
finished the building Will be even more
prctenuous In appearance than now.
s,ucco work gives the building the APP
pearanco Of having been constructed OF
ssone. bot the most noticeable feature Is
tbe portico where high Corinthinn col
umns may b. seen supporting the roof
T6e4e columns are nuted and otherwise
ornamcnted. and their effect upon the
General appearance Of the structure II
.-.ea+iv admired Two stories IN hight
he building Is without lofty floors 20
r,hl~h children must climb 20 pursue their
studies. an advantage that Is disune..
Arehi ectural beauty. however, Is not lost
n tbt- cons deration. for no one Is I'M
,,,e.sed with sense Of squatness. the
bleh, being ample for oil aesthetic ae-
msrdr.
The interior presents perfect exposi-
tor Of arrangement OF rooms Tor
school There IL little Of ornamenfaiion,
sbounh there will be general coior
srbefno that will BE- pleasing. A nign
walnscotlng and other wood nnishinss
~ tbs halls are TO be grained In cherry
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16

Of facilities for this valuable instruction.
In the basement Of the building VIII be
the furnace from which the steam oppara-
tus viii derive It's heat. The boiler for
this has arrived. and - being placed upon
the lot ready for the workmen. II =
expected that they will put Il IN without
loas OF time. The plumbing apparatus.
too has been shipped from the Nortn
ana Is expected daily. Work VIII BE- com
menced uron 81 as soon as % arrives and
IL Il though, possible that both the heat
ing and the plumbing work can be com
pietcd hy Jan. !.
Usually Il Is found 20 be tho case WITH
such large buildings that some days arc
required 20 get everything In shape for
their use even though the work may be
practically finished This. u Is thought,
VIII be- the case on Jan. ! with tho Thir-
tv-Elghth Street School. A few finishing
touches may remain. 20 thnf Y iH pr0ha-
ole that the building viii not be used
Tor school purposes until later than the
first 81 the month.
A lot OF considerable dimensions "a on
three sides OF the building, and h 90 be IN
closed By an iron fence. As O. customary.
the boys playground will BE- divided from
thai Of the girls.
No teachers for the new school have
yet been selected The Board 81 bdu-
cation has not decided IN just what way
pupils will be assigned 70 q. That -
q question that vii be considered a. the
next meeting OF the body. II y prooa-
bic that one o., two plans will be 1e-
cided upon. The board has had the suE-
gestion FOR the transfer bodily Of one 81
me two Chatham schools 70 the new build
ing those schools being now compelled 20
hold Afternoon sessions. The afternoon
sessions were nccessitated b. the partial
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while the same scheme will prevail in the
various rooms. There will be twelve
rooms for classes. six on each floor. and
four for other purposes. these too. being
two on a floor
An Office for the principal VIII adjoin
the room in which he will instruct his
grade. the Seventh. while on the same
noor. the first will be a room Tor the
school supplies. Above the principals OF
fee will be a room for the teachers.
which will be fitted up for their comfort
and convenience Such a room IS useful.
as n serves for pupils who may be 'aken
81 and forced 20 retire from their grade
rooms Above the room for the school
supplies Will be another for the school
library. in which books OF interest 10
children will be kept FOR circulation among
them. The Board Of Education mas in-
dorsed this plan FOR school libraries ana
IA is already followed with beneficial re-
a,,l,s in some OF the grammar schools.
From various sources funds are secured
for the purchase Of books. ana these are
taken out by the children who attend the
schools.
one Is impressed BY the size OF the
school rooms. All Twelve Of them are
% by "a feet. and a perfect Hood Or ngnt
r-otyrn through the several large windows
OF each. The arrangement Of the piat-
form upon which the teacher Is 70 az ana
toward which the pupils viii face H the
same IN each room. being such NJ 90
have the children looking always toward
a blank wall. This - OF advantage -
their eyes. az the iight falls upon their
work from the best direction. ana pre-
vents injury to the vision through Inn
proper lighting. In each OF the rooms,
too there are seventy ineal feet ~ slate
blackboard. 20 that there VII be no lack
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
a Dance of Priests and Raw Flesh
banquet.

From the London EXPRESS.
Though ! ives not lucky enough 10 reach
Adds Adaba 90 time for Christmas. !
hoard fun details Of the festivities from
those who were The most Interesting
feature seems 20 have been the dance
OF priests IN the presence OF the Emperor
The vestmcnts we're very gorgeous. IN
GLIDING yellow and purple and brocadcd
velyots richly embroidered. and green or
yellow silk coats All tho most magnin-
cent crutches we're brought out. incense
was swung from copper censers. and
graceful crosses OF pierced metal work
displayed
Perhaps the most striking part Of the
spectacle was che forest OF coiorcd UNI
brtilss-green. blue. red. purple and
black-which the priests put W more as
a part Of a ceremonial display than 70
keep on the tropical sun.
The Emperor. tho two archhishops ana
Capt Harrington were alone seated while
the dance was IN progress. This dance
was really more deserving q the name
than che rymnastic exercise which I wit
messed Al mornlng service a. Triniiy
Church Adds Ahaha Il was quiet ana
stately. q sort OF quadrille figure and min
rct step
The priests advanced In two sections
the first OF which bowed 90 the King and
Withdrew 70 a certain distance; the Sec
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destruction ol Chatham Academy. which
occurred one year ago tnls morulnF.
Another suggestion that has been made
Is that the waiting list N PRO peciiVc
pupils that is kept hy inc superb eudent
BE- partially relieved by che assignment OF
some Of the children o. the neW F.nlo..
The school could be- additionally hllci by
the assignment u pupils Of the session
IN which the new building stands who
now attend the Anderson and the Henry
street schools That would mean that
places in the Anderson and Barnaf
Street Schools now held hy such pupils
could be- filled by others who are on the
waiting HIST This plan would mean the
admission ~ many % those who are "
on the Iist ard the accommodation Of
children q the Thirty Eighth Street
School section nearer az home.
Teachers for the new school viii prota-
biy be secured from those applicants for
positions whose names are now on the
waiting list There are q number ~ THESE.
ard no ficuIty would bc found go gei-
ting good core 10 is also prob BILE tnat
the opening of che now school VIII mean
that some OF the toacncrg in the system
will be promoted.
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Pretty Umbrellas.
HANDSOME LINE FOR MEN
AND WOMEN FROM
$40 to $1,000

ond section did che same and the ngire
vas reformed Two roWs faced each 9TH
cr with couple q priests az each end
% form a square. Then sct 90 PARTNERS
end right.about turn b. fact "a was not
unlike the famous dance OF the seise
choir boys. in scyisf Cathedral with their
piumes and caste Se Zach daHee prooa-
bly, had a similar origin.
when Mcncick had had enough OF tho
performance De sent word 90 the priests
and babe them stop much ~ remember
Prince Ferdinand doing when Pope
went on preaching coo Ions before him
"a a bulgarian church. The priests Lead
ing the way Menclek followed on his
goTReously adorned mule 10 the banquet
ing hall in tho palace.
There we're two dinners that day for
relays OF FIVE thousand people oxen are
killed outside ard brought Ia with tho
Mesh sill quiyering There are no tables,
but the fcastcrH squat about on the floor
in groups The servants hold out a joint
o. raw mont 10 each grcup whereunon
everybody draws his sword or dagger and
slices on piece. exhibiting himself as
an expert and amazingly rapid carver.
The ealing OF the raw meat Il done very
daiutily Tho whole piece Is held ina tina
hand and raised TO the mouth. when the
sword or dagger "a used TO slice or
mouthful quite close 70 the lips AZ this
e. done with quite a majestic wave OF the
weapon. the wonder Is that no one slices
OF his nosc. An Ensiishman who was
present told me that the whole oseration
was not % all unpleasant % see or smell,
as might be imagined. az close quarters
To the great annoyance Of lhe Russians
ard F-=--- the AEifish agens was she
only person who was given a scat except
the Emperor AT the reception which fol-
lowed this Christmas dinner.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-16
BEST SCHOOL HOUSE IN STATE
AEw THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET
BUILDING HAS THE DISTINCTION.

superintendent otis Ashmore SO
tharacterIEes It--Anderson street
school TIA. Becn so Regarded
Hut superintendent Ashmorc says
the New BuiIdinE Has Advantages
over It-Eztcrior Is Imposing ana
the Interior L. splendidiy Design
I'd for school Purposez-somc OF
It's CHIEF Fenturcs-Wtn Be Ready
Tor Occupancy Next Month.
The hnest grammar school building IN
Georgia Is rapidly nearing completion In
savannah. The building IS the Thirty
rata Street school. occupying the iot
% OBI. south side OF Thirty-eight' between
-.srson aud Montgomery streets. some
tus next month 1t will be ready for oc-
'plncy. and the workmen who are 70"
towing the finishing touches Will have
t.en way 20 tho pupils who Will be me
p4aesrs Of the thousands VINO VIII prop
By follow them In the use OF the Duiia-
Tor educational purposes.
testerday afternoon q Morning News
'1resentative was shown through the
ding BY Superintendent Otis Asamore'
Ar Ashmore has been IN al the most I'M
'.-tant school buildings Of the state. ami
DE Judgment Is that the Thirty-eighih
s1sss school will be the most eompse'o