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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

were well patroniZed dur
~ ing the past week IN this city At
M Seattle the Frawley company
a appeared IN three high grade plays
while who Is Who" a splendid
-, comedy. held tho boards at the Third
Issnue
IN Daniel Frawiey has accomplished
"a since he started IN a few years ago
~ the avowed intention o. giving the
hriac coaw a representative repertoire
rpany That he was deeply Ia earnest
one acquainted with dramatic condi-
- doubted for moment, but some
kr,rht ne was undertaking a greater task
~ he could accomplish. His task has
a been an easy one. bu; his success in
past and his productions last week
~ eloquentiy in his favor.
n now constituted the Frawley COM
N Il not only strong I'm dramatic power,
q unusually well balanced. II is an un-
kruaIly large company, and an expensive
Mr.. Frawley could probably get along
IN A smaller number Of people, but II
-, his idea 70 save in this respect and
rftsse the merit Of the production. The
su,s OF the Pacific coast are Indebted TO
\ Frawley. He stands in n unique posi-
IN a. related to the dramatic world of
g FAR West. and deserves the encourage
vi and appreciation Of all.
.,,ch n,avaa s the "soorttnz Duchess"
cssr,., psIrs and Mime sans Gene in
80 os course n might he done IN
-, ga ynannar without any speclal
"a, h.,ng attached but "a give tho class
y performances the FrawIey company has
d,eyeyept matter Each plav was
.,,,n caro- N detail and at.ention
x..,artca, ercuraev that could not he
1890, he anvope who has an eve for
-. ,a., ,be words uttered and action
~. ,,,,yera
su,s = =, yvho. rroved n strong drawing
1 80 :. ~. Third Avenue iheater on the
..r ,tvh, me crowd was three deem
~. env., ara thro,,ghou, the week there
-. 80, vacnn, scatu The Mot Ia not
80 .,o,,gh IA worry one's mind. but Il
-. -, o,r,r,untty for the Introduction
y r,.ss,rg .nec,alties and good music.
,t.. 80. No ,hno,.rs win have good
....as,,,,,s aTarkes, Rus.ia'' will be pre-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

OF Mr.. Lift II drew over 5000 the first
week, and the success was so enormous
that In a short time two companies were
playing the piece, and in the first three
months Darcy had received over $500 in
royalties No need TO tell you what In
Old Kentucky hos done since that time
Jacob Lift is credited with over sa5Ol603
made from 1t, and I-well, have the ret
isfaction of knowing my Judgment was
correct.
But I have made mistakes myself Be-
fore the play of ole Olson was generally
known It was being played through the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25
FANATIC NOTES.

During the recent engagement ~ the
james kiddcr-Ha nfurd company IA Seattle
Managers Wa9rutHia and kcmpef pur-
chased an interest Co The Mcnerm0U mine
No 7 ON Russell creek near Nome City
Ihe mine b. sa34 20 be a Epiendid glece .
property
Blanche Sioddhrd will appear as queen
Ammo ~ Austria at tar Seattle thaAter IN
the '"rhree Muskateyrs" Mifs Stod1asd ~
e. Washington SRI and q seattle favpgi.e
hose pgesfuee VIII 81 hailed aka pleas
ure 81 her many friends
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-25

1919 - 60 dl.anpaInt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
THINKS ALL DANGER PAST.
'Quartermaster at Honolulu Reports
on the Plague.

Washington, FEB. 24.-Quarternlaster
General L~udineton has received a rer4ort
from Major Rubin, quartermaster AT
Honolulu under date OF February Sth in
regard to the progress Of the plague NJ
that port, IN which he says:
When | wrote my letter Of February
-nd. forwarded by last mail. the situation
respecting the progress of the hubonic
plague was much improved and 20 new
cases had occu1red within q period OF
about a week. Since. then there have
Teen three additional cases. but they
We're all traced directly TO a distinct cen
ire OF Infection which was destroyed nv
IRE yesterday. and do not. in my oa,injon.
ciapSe the general tendency toward .
cessa'tlon Of the epidemic. While techni-
car quarantine measures as regards in
~sleftIon and precautions iu respec; ~
shlps arriving and leaving are still in f,1lI
lorce, l consider that all actual danger
OF infection IS over and believe tba+ no
outprcak OF the disease in epidemic form
can or VIII occur for the reason that al,
sources Of Infection thus far discovered
nave teen destroyed by fire. This ha.
pSan done by the authorities regardless
OF cost or location Of bu:ldinrs 0,o
large 2Story frame house with all its c,,
buiiuinGs IN the best residence 71o,4in ~
the cltE was burned with all is contan+s
because OF the occurrence Of a d,a1h
liolh Plague upon the premises"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
II END IS NOT YET

The rast week has been tt, ms,
eventfui of the war between Ena,,nj
anh the Boer republics in that it marks
tine hrst turning of the tide. The o,rr.
"helinhg superiority OF the ENGLISH IL.
brute force of sheer numbers. is rrn,nd
70 tell III the end, if the civilized world
ieaves Brlton and Beer tSight the dea,,
srapple to the last. No degree Of c.,,rap,.
however unyield:ng, no devotion 70 ,,,,n-
Try, hoWever absolute, and TO an1nun4 ,r
dash and strategy in battle can t~rin,nn,,
"ffr ever increasing numbers and near,r
'HeAhatkflble material resources Tbo
south proved that thirty years ago
Nevertheless ii must n.s ". sr,,.a
tllat the end Of the present war ! ~
hand or IN sight. General r.rouio Viii,
o'ooo me Is hemmed in lv Ganara
ROBERTS with $4,000; there car, bo .,,+
one outcome if help from outside do.a
Ioa cut the investing line: but the ce,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
DOLE IN AsTOLAT.

This seems to be a really u]npropitious
year for the societies of the 'downtrod.
den.' There is division, and recrimina-
ton and a general lack of oneness that
IL calculated TO provoke TO merriment
the rihald ~cn-lookers and to indefinitely
postpone the millennium.
There is the National Woman's Suf-
fragist Association for example. 1t is
sad to be rent with the most unsisterlv
dissensions and blows that should ~.
aimed only at the masculine ls1,,,.pr and
tyrant are being swapped by the two
factions. The formation Of a new s1,f-
frage association IS declared to be ineyi-
table and a heavy batch of dole has
tumbled into Astoiat.
1t seems that Mrs. Carrie Chapman
: Gait is charged with ~xtraya~anre !,
the disbursement OF the funds OF thu.
ORDER. During the year Sl4.OoO Wa
raised for battering down the bulwarks
or outworn prejudice and of this SUN
Mrs. ChaHnan-Catt's committee Spent
S5,4S1. Mrs. Gait says that She visited
sixteen States and organized auxiliaries
and of course this could not be done
for nothing hut the other faction retor.s
mat the work was not enduring. No
sooner had Mrs. Gait taken her ,fe1f31-
tUre than the htrrid enemies Of Wo-
mans Rights assailed the structures sis.
mad builded and they crumbled into n,s,;,-
lnSness. In all tie sixteen States tho
day of liberation is as distant "a cyp,
3nd the auNiliarics are not auyiiinc.
The new association is going to change,
all this. There is to be no more vastinc
OF strength on the outroSts Of thu. tv-
rant; his donjon keep is to be s1o11,,ei
The plans include:
a yearly campaign at the na,r,,a1
capltal, a permanent committee to s1s.nd
the season III the Congressional set and
10 1ght not only for suffrage but aya;nxt
legislation inimical to women"
Let the tyrant beware.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
FREE BLOOD CURE.

An Offer. Proving Faith to Sufferers
Is Your Blood Pure? Are Won sire of
II! 10 cuts or scratches head slowly
Docs Your skin itch or burn: Hay. w,
pimples: Eruptions Aching rark 49,
Bones: Eczema? Old Sores: Rol,1
ScTofula: rheumatism? Foul, Breath ?
,ataI1-h: Are you pale: !. 80 nurifr
your Blood at once with e. - Il. DO
tanlc Blood Balml. 1t makes the Blood
i1r*: and Rich, heals every Sore a~l
gives q c1eaT, smooth, healthy SKIN. D.-r9-
seated cases like ulcers. capcar min
sores, Painful Swellincs, Blorl Poison
are quickly cured by &. B.. T.. 7n,,dc
especially for all obstinate hood AMI
SKIN Troubles. =. Il. Z. Is diff. RIM
from other remedies because 3. 4. T..
drains the Pci>onS and Hr1nors -o,t -
the Blood and Entire system 80 the syn,n-
tonlS cannct return. Give II q ,s79I. +
cures when all else fails. Th ,ro7,ghIr
'>lnu Tor 81 years. Sold At i-us store.
az ~ per large bottle. u lary,. hottie,
tfuu Treatment 50. So suff.r..4 nq--
lTsl II, a ira bottle given away ab.o~
1ut.sly free. Write for il. td1r..-
BLOOD BALM co, AtlaDta. GA
NT1t" today. Describe trouble and fire.
Medlca! advice ciytn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY ., 1901
A TRULY GOOD TRUsT

New York has not been d~evoting al
Of its time to protecting itself agains
he contamination Of the stage lately
its activity has been taking q wide anc
btnefcent range the scope Of which in
Guided a great continental debate or
trusts as a sort Of counterblast to tho
Chicago meeting.
Whether OF DC the matter was settled
We are not advised, though it is, Of
coura to be presumed that it was. At
II IL the discussion was highly edi-
flying, to the participants, and developed
some features worthy Of passing notice.
among them q definition Of a sure enough
good trust. President Baldwin, Of the
Long Island railway, according to the
New York Times, set down the following
as the ear marks Of a & cd trust:
I'm the first place, he said, Il trust
was q combination of cap tad in order to
purchase raw material at the lowest
price consistent with a fair profit; sec
ondly. to pay a high rate Of wages, and
thirdly. to sell at a lower price than
could be offered by any smaller conlina-
ton OF capital. That was the only, k nd
Of trust either economic or political that
could survive public opinion or the final
anlly Is Ct the great question Of trusts
We had supposed all along that the
Standard o. trust and the American To-
Lacco trust were 10 only good. but
deeply piotLs, while We were disposed to
regard the armor plate trust as at least
q close third. They do not, however,
seem to quite square with the definition
and either the trusts or the defini ion will
have to be revised. Can it be that Mr..
Baldwin good trust was only imagin-
airy! Is the horrible suspicion that it is
easier to define a good trust han to find
one well grounded?
1t g nov in order to define an honest
thief as one who never steals anything
that does not belong to him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
Who Discovered the Kelley Cure Which Has
Blessed Thousands Of His Fellow Men.

lit has been fully ten years since the
more than twenty years ago, he heard
an admirable judge of the law say that
l1febIlety was q disease and that | would
live 20 sac the day that its treatment
could and would be successfully admins
tered. He longed to live to see that
day himself, but alas, became a victim
on the 9th Of March. 1880. He died in
sight Of that blessed relief that hundreds
OF thousands have since received, but
which came too late for him.
1t is now almost nine years since the
writer packed his grip to carry the news
and blaze the way to the treatment
Of lnebriety in North Carolina by the
Institute Method. then adopted and sue
cessfully employed in q few other States,
and The keeky Institute Of North Car
ollna became the twentieth in the Union.
There are now hfty-siX. / do not know
how many tens of thousands have been
successfully treated by the administra-
Ion of hc Kelley remedies, or how MANY
other have been frightened from the bowl
by the mild suggestion OF what might ba
lone under neglect OF reStriction. And
now, rs / pen these lines under the sad
telegram hat this day spans our coun-
try, stating that DR.. Kelley died this
morning THE 21st) at Los Angeles, | am
'tlil holding fast the advice Of my depart
ed friend Of twenty years ago. The
treatment of lnebriety by the Institute
method will continue to bless the world.
how lcng. never can tell. but it viii
beyond the day of the coupe,
stu. The formula is intact, and as
safely guarded as ever before in tht his
DRY Of the treatment. The work has bs-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
Sermon.
OUR PERSONAL POSSESSIONS.

FOR all things. arc yours. Whether thf
world, or iite, or death, or things present,
or things to come, all are yours. Cor
inthians, ill.,, Il %
This text puzzled me for: many years.
mat It was a statement Of fact | had
no Doubt. for | regarded ST. Paul As a
tcholar and q philosopher, as Well as an
inspired teacher. And Yet | was ONLY
too conscious that i had 10 personal
sense. OF possession, but. on the con
trarE, was oppressed by my poverty Of
hGuy, mind and spirit. If All things wer,
mine, III what way could | establish my
clam to them and enter into tn. enioy-
lne11t of themt
Inc question was solved in the most
unexpected way. On an August evening
| was sitting under Il tree by ii COUNT
foadSid" III company with q t%houghtful
man and his little family. The sky WIZ
c~1oldltSs after 4 sultry day. and the
breeze made an eolian harp of the
branches overhead. We listened 10 its
MUSIC III silence for a while. and the,,
my Trend, who was an ordinary work
man but whose soul had discovered
many a secret, preached a sermon which
| snail repeat to You.
i am one of the richest men in the
"oild. Z SalG. anu my wealth is 50
aoundant that | cannot possibly MAKE
1nil US. OF II. My only debt il q debt
OF gratitude 10 God. and can neitn.r
pay IT her, nor hereafter" Then, after 4
moment. he added. Il am tho richtfu,
owner Of the whole universe.
Look at the broad landsca1a. s.r.+,b
ing LOT many 4 mill. to Tho
horizon: that valley which has
besn fashioned after millions ~
years Of patient work ard is nov
f'sarins a rich harvest in its embrace
mat rlvulet which babl,les close at hand
singing It's " Deuln through the lone
Gays and nights: that wooded m0nnt3in
when stands like a giant holding ND Tho
shS-1heSe arc al mine. | gaze AZ nv
large possessions III rapturous wo,-sbIn.
they are the temple IN which ,rar.
they are the altar at which ! knaai .nd
ask pardon for duties left undone NJ
rather built this temple for me-: f,,, YIN,
also. but our right 10 it does not intav-
1elc with mine nor mine with yours W.
hfei engage III NJ litigation 70 decide
Wh'ch has the better claim. SCENE on.
LINK TINS iand Is his and his deed * in
Tue registrar office. but, be is mistaken,
lof II Is ours as we'll as his. and the
enjoyment OF It is for any on, who 10. |
'he capacity OF appreciation.
And see the star, coming on IN ,bo;.
rlch splcrdor one BY clt aS II, favrrbt
1aoes. They also ar iitine, hev .hi,e. |
on ME and for me. They tell mo s-r,n..
stories Of Infinite space. infinite novyer
love. The heavens DECLARE 49,
glory Of God. and the armament showers,
MS hand1work. and armament. bea yons /
and God are all mine
L"ok nj wife. and the children Dja !
ing with pebbles or sleeping on the
faother s bosom. He has given them -
me that l MAY have q home on o,,t,
winch Will tell me something about Tho
nome above. The affection which b;,ds
us into q famil, bundle. the resnousihii;.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27

ties Of parenrage. the dreams which como
TO ne Of my boys future are from H:g
mana. are fifs Gift. Can / be too thank
lul o. such bounty, and when l have
SO nlucn can l ask for more: come
homo from my daily toll. and the kiss
on my cheek, the pressure OF the little
;Tnn> about MY neck are my evening
seutd!ction. | am more than conten1ed:
! am oppressed with the weight Of nv
blessings.
"But that is not all. There is more
SO much more thai there is not riln1 10
tell 1t. Christ is mine. and HE'S religion
Is mime. The New Testament was writ.
ten Tor me, and it is a possession OF
"hlch no man can rob me-. NV house
may burn, my crops may fail, my savings
may be stolen. but. the good cheer or
'hr1st Is always secure. The love ce
the Father. which H.- has revealed. il
= great reservoir of strength from -hich
draw in all the emergencies Of ht. Nv
Whole being is illumined by thoughts
winch had 70 be told me by this Nessen-
ger from above, for l could never have
discovered them OF myself. They are nv
sunshine, my moonlight, my starlight.
fes. ana best of all. heaven is mine
"hfn NE has no more work for me- to
40. The day that is tone is the prophecy
~ anotler day TO come, and the hfc
lnaJ Is spent assures Us Of another Hf.
about to begin. Ny younces, child Ieft
us III the winter. We mourn.d. for i
IS hard to part with such gifts OF God
hut my heaven was his also. He wen,
mo no strange country; he only Went
nome. We shall zee him again. some
times think can hear his voice. even
and the nattering Of his little f4et
ard when til" shadows fall for *. wtn |
ar. getting Old. he will be on the t1resh, /
Mold TO bid us welcome"
My friend was right. He was ono of
the r1ch mcn Of the earth. His u..,lti,
was not IN coin. but in a f3ith WI; |
com could not buy. Ny puzzle va. |
solved. and | know what the rext moan.
- ''od Is our God and We can call nno, !
I1lln III our daily need: II Chris ard !
''f> revelations are all Tor us and We.
nave q night to appropriate them IN orr |
use: Il We are in such fran,. IF |
mind that the beauties Of The nbv~io,, |
universe belong to us to enjoy hon, :, |
"" utmost limit IT our car,c;1r. = |
heaven IS ours and we can look foru-,ra |
lGt win nope merely. but with cartaintx !
20 q reunion with the be!oTtI yn bor.
riches beyond the COMPASS IF rbo1-h+
ahd We may we'll De happy and stron-
ana faithful. Bear bravery. for Cod =
iiOEe You.
GEORGE II. HEpUnrTu
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27

Gene q business proposition, the wis
feIer as we'll az scientist. The literature
Of the system is only partly in print, and
volumes will vet appear 80 LAT the pub
lie work OF ine great scientist has only
begun. His Non-Ueredity of Inebripty
is the only volume of dimensions ia .ile
puhl.shed writings Of the dead author.
and its pages on Racreriology will fur
nish thought for his profession for the
next nifty years and until their full
adoption OF his postulates and theories.
lney are based On the constitution OF
created things and can1lot EFT.
Returning to the mention Of the Kee-
ley Institute system. in which / am
sorry to say | fave not at this time
q financial and personal interest. the
Kelley Institute of North Carolina is the
Twentieth in the line Of its establish
ment, but ali the country knows it is apt
as the first in the administration Of the
remedies and the successful issue Of its
diplomas. No intitute in the total of
tilty SIX has better equipment or is bet
ter oiilcered. or more carefully managed.
Regularity has always been the theme
with which Or. keeley has recommend
I'd his treatment and regularity has al
"a.ys teen the motto at Greensboro.
i was the intention Of the writer to
4 few lines In Memoriam' but the
r~lnject grows md VIII live and continue
To-. Influence not only himself. but annu-
ally thousands of men will bare the arm !
and the Kecley Memorial Will continue |
- br borne IN monuments Of flesh and
blood, rather thar marble and granite.
W. II. EI.L4E Err. |
Greensboro, y. c.. Feb. u. 1900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
AN ONSLAUGHT on QUE TREES

Referring ~ the scheme Of 4 syudicate
OF New York and London bankers -
form a lumls- trust In North Carolina
to control the States output of pine tim
Der, the capacity Of the trusts mills to
be 100000 feet a day, the Charleston
News and Courier saws:
1T IS a very promising scheme for
those who are working it, and should IL.
q very profitable one. Tue immense tim
Der areas they control We're bought
cheap, and the market value eff the luin-
Der derived from it is advancing every
day with the growing demand and DE-
creasing supply. The syndicate has "a
good thing in sight and i'll hand, and
should be, and doubtless will be, able to
make millions of dollars in Profits out
OF the Development" by means, Of axe
and saw, Of the forests 1t has so easily
acquired. With a saw mill capacity Of
U,OO 900 feet of lumber q year it vii!
make short of the trees. Of course.
and a few years later North Carolina Will
De importing pine lumber for IT'S own
needs, and paying we'll for all it gets
There is little doubt the News and
Courier Is right in its forecast Of the
uilIIAdtt Ic~ufl. N1Cu no TRUST to help
along the work OF destruction the State
is being denuded Of its forests at a rate
sufficiently rapid to excite alarm. In
many parts OF the State there is now no
timber left to supply even local needs,
OWING largely to the facts that when tho
fields have been run down by a continual.
OF cotton crops the farmers
have thrown them out ITO grow useless.
scrub oak and "ed field pine while
felled the forests to get new fekls.
higher price Of lumber and the in
creased demand for it have stimuli ted
local mills to an unprecedented degree
and h 9 forests are melting away before
Nh the new trust gets dopn to b1lsi-
less it viii be the beginning of the md,
the end wiM not be so far away.
as many people imagine.
While there is yet time steps should be
AIKEN 20, protect the States forests.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27

ture or destruction of Cronie's army vii
De but the first Of a series of costly vic
tories that must be won before terms
car be dictated at Pretoria. The war
has gone far enough TO develop the fact
that the Transva:l is j VAST arsenal and
every Beer knows how 10 Use his gun.
That SORT Of a country IS moi conquered
in a day nor in one battle.
Meantime il should be clear that mn
do Tot fight MS Cronje and his men are
fighting at Paardeberg drift when the
only inspiration is the success Of q poll
teal conspiracy, and the British alle9..
that the war is the result Of the plotting
Of Boer politicians and not Of British
outragcs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
Mckinley Selects Four.

Fob. 2i.-It was Officially
announces today that four of 7N,a Az.
lneInDeTs OF the new Philipnjnc Com
Ml~slon had been selected. The arc
judge Iaft, Of Ohio; Lake T.. WRIGHT
OF tennessee; II. c. Ide. OF Vermont. And
Dean Worcester, Of Michigan. The ffrh
member viii De announced later. II is
generally believed nc will be Bernard
Moses, OF California.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
Cuban independence Day.

Havana, Feb. A.-Teday,. the ami
rersar.y of Cuban independence. has hce,
observed by Cubals of ali classes j.,
many ways. Masses were c.l.hro,ad ~
thc churches, political meetings w4r,
ne1d at which addresses were deli1,7..i
~ persons, and there were,
numerous picnlcs and several hc7Se r.ca.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
whitaker to be Arraigned March 9Th

i1aaAiorT, ny. Feb. 2I-Thc a.iol.
lor inc prosecution ard defense h,44
Il conference this af1ernoon ,na ,1rana.4
fo' an examining trial for IIarlan Wi
laAcr on March 9Th. Whitaker * nIla
- me men charged with completely III
the murder Of Gotlb.a.
Lee Jones, the Whitley County s1s-
pect, VIII also be araaisued for tria, the
same day. - -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
GEORGE II. HEpunpTu
COL. WILLIAM C. ELAN DEAD
Edltor-in-Chief Of the Norfolk Wv.
glnian-Pilot.

Norfolk. Feb. o4-Colonei William
hian' editor-in-cnief Of the Norfolk
Nirginian-Pilot. died at bis 7u "
"i,nisa, county at LIS z. III. today.
NJ hian vas a native of Fayettevj,Ie.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-02-27
Frank H. Davis Appointed.

Washington Feb. 24.-FranL &
laws Of North Carolina, has been ~.
Iona'ed a second lieutenant in tho ar,nr
10 rank from February LIST. 1000.