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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08

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AT the home the children receive a
common school and manual training. and
nave the benefit of good outdoor gym
nastun. They become hardy, and de-
velop strength rapidly. Unlike many in
stitutions, the children live In groups.
or families, at the Haskell home each
group under the care of its mother"
having its own table at meals, its dormi-
tory and morning and evening worship.
The food Is simple, and meat is never
included in the diet.-New York Tribune.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08
Catch the Night Train.

Reduced train service over the Great
Northern, between Minnetonka and the
Twin Cities goes into effect Monday. Sep
TENDER 9Th. See time card.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08
Upholstery Goods

Our upholstery goods assert
ment is the largest and most com
plete we have ever shown. Everything
desirable in modern and antique effects
from 39cto 1875 yard.
Upholstery Repair Work in all its
details by workmen who understand the
business. Estimates given quickly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-08
Oindow Jhades

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Our workroom is planned to
handle shade orders Of any size.
large or small, more promptly than is
customary. If you want shade work
done quickly as well as properly come
to us.
We have 3x6 foot Shades at each
loc. Zoe, Csc, 40c, Soc, Soc, 75c, Csc.
Old Shades taken down, made over
and rehung. Third FIoor.)
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
ARKANSAS Legislature
Brief Synopsis Of Proceedings OF
Both Houses the Past
Week.
TITLE OF BILLS INTRODUCED AND PASSED
Gov Davis Sends Special Message to Botn
Branches on the Question of Arch'teos
MAINS rees L. Connection With ens
New State Capitol
Thursday, March rs.

SENATE.-S B. 2s1, Lawrence) to
fix penalty for leaving open gates in
legal fencing districts, was read third
time and passed. Senator Kirby's bill,
Hudson Bank bill, referring the mat
ter to the special tribunal Supreme
court as to whether or not the state
shall pay the Hudson Bank s65,OOO for
it's fifty Holford bonds, was taken up.
Senator Kirby explained the features
Of the bill, saying that in his Judgment
the bill was fair one in every respect.
1t referred the whole matter to the su.
preme court, and through that court to
the next general assembly. The bill
passed-ayes II, noes s.
HOUsE.-H. b. 306, regulating trans.
fers from one school district to another
was aiken up. Mr.. Founders explained
that the purpose Of the bill was to bet
ter the condition of transfers, the bill
simply providing for the collection OF
taxes in the district to which parties
may tranfer. The bill passed. Mr..
Killough called up II. b. AS, to estab-
lish senatorial districts in this state,
and the same was read third time and
passed. The Confederate Rome appro-
priation bill was under consideration q
good portion of the session.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
MISCELLANEOUS BITS.

The London dog show, 90 be held In
Crystal poloce, has i2,i2l entries.
We pay In the nclghborhood Of $780,
100000 year In taxes on sugar.
Fifty-one out Of 1000 men marry
Younger than 81, i6s per 1000 women,
One hundred pounds Of raw fowl
equals 81 pounds boiled, but only so
pounds roast,
Fifteen per cent, OF the street Tampa
In Great Britain are fitted with mean.
descent nantes.
A trained cat IN Newark, N. j., see.
ing building aiirc, set up howl by
which the structure was saved.
Najib Toky.Uddeen, the assistant
surgeon whose assignment 10 Column.
bus barracks was announced couple
OF days ago, ~ a Syrian, 20 years OLD.
lie studied with American mission.
aries In Beirut, came 10 this country,
filed papers for citizenship and com.
pletcd his education ut the University
OF Michigan, studying medicine there.
He served M hospital steward IN the
war with Spain and upon examination
passed with an unusually high aver
axe.
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mitteeof the whole, and ordered en-
crossed for third reading. Senat Or
Hammock's bill, making annual license
for sale OF Lightning rods, steel ranges
wagons and other vehicles, by travel
ing agents, $500 per year, was read
third time and passed. The senate
then went into committee of the whole
for the purpose of considering the gen.
eral appropriation bill item by item
HoUsE.-The Confederate Home ap'
preparation bill was read third time
and passed. BY vote OF SO to 30 house
joint resolution No. 5, by Mccain OF
Pulaski, was passed over the governors
veto. The resolution proposes an
amendment to the constitution, max
ing three-fourths jury verdict legal
in civil cases. S. B. $50, to constitute
the supreme court special commission
to examine into and pass upon the
claims of the Hudson Bank, was read
first time, and on motion was indeh-
nitely postponed-ayes so, noes Is.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Saturday, March 80.

SENATE House amendments TO the
bill creating the Sixth chancery dis
trict were concurred In. Majority and
minority reports from the pcnitentiary
investigating committee were read, the
majority reporting several irregulari-
ties and the minority commencing the
management, The senate then went
into executive session and confirmed
the reelection by the penitentiary
board OF Col. Bud Mcconnell as super
intcndent OF the penitentiary.
House. "A resolption requesting the
governor to veto II. Is. No Of, by Mr..
Holt, which provides that common car
riers shall be agents OF whisky sellers,
and the place OF delivery the place OF
sale, was defeated by u tie vote. Mr..
McCrachen's bill creating chancery
district out OF the counties OF Yell,
Pope, Conway and Johnson, was rcad
third time and passed.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

The president has acted upon the
application for the pardon OF John'
alias Kidd. Wilson, who was con-
victed in the western district OF Ark
ansas of robbery, and on November
23. 1892, was sentenced to imprison-
ment for four, years on each OF SIX
counts in the Kings county penlten'
tiary at Brooklyn, the aggregate SEN
fences amounting to tventy-four
years. Wilson was boy OF Is years
at the time Of his arrest and be-
longed to the celebrated Starr gang
of robbers and highwaymen in the
Indian Territory. The gand, led by
Henry Starr engaged in a train rob-
berry at Pryor Greek, |. T. Very curl
ously Henry Starr. the leader of this
gang, was sentenced to only thirteen
years, as against twenty-four years
for Wilson. The president has com
muted the sentence so that 1t Will ex-
pire November 81. 1903.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

| A personal difficulty occurred In the
house between Mr.. Leary. Of Lee, and
Mr.. Blalock, of st. Francis. Mr.. Bla'
lock denounced as a falsehood state
ment made by Mr. Leary rejecting on
him, when Mr. Leary struck Mr.. Bla-
lock with a cane. The gentlemen
clinched, but were quickly separated.
In the senate the evidence before
the penitentiary investigating com
mittee was taken up and read. AS
the evidence covered over 200 pages
of typewriter matter, its reading con-
sumed considerable time.
The house passed the following
bills: II. B. 10l (Simpson), providing
that grand and petit jurors may be
summoned by registered mail; S. B..
131 (Norwood), creating sixth judi
cial district, composed Of Polk, Sewer,
Little River, Howard, Hampstead and
Miller counties; S. b. Pill Or, j. Will
SOM, to authorize railroad companies
and other CORPORATIONS to amend their
articles of incorporation by change Of
the name or increasing or decreasing
capital stock S. B. n (White) au-
thorizing the construction of interur'
ban railways connecting towns; s. b.
6S king, of Stone), to provide for a
chaplain for the Confederate home.
The bill requires the chaplain of the
penitentiary to act also as chaplain
of the Confederate horne. additional
compensation to be 500 per annum;
s. b. &C Or. j. Wilson,, authorizing
the courts of Arkansas to take judi
cial knowledge Of the laws OF other
states; S. B. 81 (King, Of Stone), to
protect owners Of dwelling houses
from trespass In cities and towns.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
IN THE WAY OF VARIETY.

DR.. j. Il. Davidson, professor Of mod.
ern languages In the Cincinnati unlver.
sity, has resigned and Is succeeded by
Miss Amelia Essclborn.
DR.. Talamon, one Of the physicians
Of the Blchat hospital, Paris, an
nounces the successful treatment OF
pneumonia by injecting 0nti'diph.
therltic serum.
An ordinary bruiso may DO kept
from dIscolorlng by bathing II imme.
dintely with cloths wrung out OF hot
water, and hot water bag kept on u
bad bruise will prevent the usual lame.
ness and stiffness.
The four brothers Colt held q unique
reunion ut Utica, Mo, The youngest
OF the four IL G7 and the Oldest 10,
Their wives were there, too. One Of
the brothers has been married 30
years, another ~ and tho two others
10 years,
A curious plant Is the ''lfe tree" OF
Jamaica. IL continues 10 grow for
years after II has been dug up and It's
roots exposed to the sum- Leaves sew.
cred from the limbs win remain green
Tor weeks The tree can only be do.
stroyed by fire.
Miss Ella Ewing, the Missouri giant.
ess, who III eight feet four inches In
height, recently completed house for
herself In the town Of Gown, in that
state. Her new house has doors ten
feet high, ceilings IS feet high, with
chairs, tables, beds and everything In
proportion.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Wednesday, April 3.

"A special message was read in both
branches of the general assembly from
Gov. Davis relative to the fee allowed
by the state capital commissioners to
Architect George Mann. In the mes
sage the governor Incorporates copies
of the majority and minority reports
of the commission on the subject, and
declares that the claim allowed Mr..
Mann, amounting to about $4,000, in
his opinion, is unjust and extravagant,
and urges that some less expensive
plan be adopted, and that the contract
with the architect be cancelled.
In the senate, beyond discussion Of
amendments and second reading of
bills, no business of Importance was
transacted.
HOUSES. B. 80 was read third
time. 1t amends the existing law so
as to provide that when any person
shall die, leaving widow and minor
child, or widow or minor children,
and it shall be made to appear to the
court that the personal estate Of such
deceased person does not exceed In
value the sum Of $500, the court shall
make an order vesting such personal
property absolutely in the widow and
minor children, as the case may be.
The law at present reads children"
without the designation minor"
The bill passed. S. B. ITO (SengeD ;,
amending the coal screening act Of
1899, which permits the mining Of
coal under the screening system at
the option Of employer and employe,
was read third time. Petitions for
and against amending the 1899 law
were read. The bill passed-ayes As,
noes 81. II. B. 467 to legallze the APP
pointment by Gov. Jones Of county
clerks in certain counties. after the
last census showed population en-
titling said counties to county clerks,
was read third time and passed H..
b. 243, authorizing county courts to
allow claims incurred in suppressng
contagious disease was taken up and
passed.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Land Com missIoner's Report.

The report Of State Land Commits.
sioner ]. w. Colquitt for the first quar-
Ger of 1901 is as follows Fees. ST.
2S7; swamp land sold, SO .04 acres, ST.
2O3. so; internal improvement land
sold, 729.51 acres, $911. SO; Saline
land sold, 756. IS acres, $932.73; real
estate bank land sold. 1877 IA acres,
$36S. 81; forfeited land sold, SCOTIA
acres, $1O,159 so; forfeited land re-
deemed, 9,SOS .35 acres; $1,67S. 81; for
feited town lots sold, 1907 80: for
feited land donated, 1905 acres; for
feited land decided to actual settlers,
S,439. 81 acres total acres disposed Of,
42,442. 03. Recapitulation of funds
Currency, S12,755 II; swamp land
scrip, $500: county scrip. S5,156. %;
city scrip, $40; total, $1S,441.39.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Hickey Again In Trouble,

Frank Hickey, alias Kelley, the
man who gained great deal Of no
torIoty about ten years ago by pro
Tossing q knowledge Of the assassin at
plumerville Of Hon. John NJ. Clayton,
republican candidate for congress, Is
in Jail at Denver, charged with high
wey robbery, Hickey is smooth
artist. He was under indictment for
burglary at Butte, Mont, when n pal
made a confession. duplicating Hickey
with the Clayton murder. He was
brought back to this state. tried and
acquitted, II being the general opin'
Ion that the confession OF the pal was
for the purpose Of keeping Hickey out
of the Montana penitentiary.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Fire at Fulton.

The entire business portion Of the
town of Fulton, with the exception of
four stores was burned on the morn.
ing of the 3D. The total loss is esti.
mated at $4,000. with only $4,000
insurance. The losses are; William
Fried, dry goods, $4,000, insurance,
$780, George Rosenberg, general
store, $4,000, insurance, $4,000; j.
j. Battle druggist, $4,000, insurance,
$4,000 j. II. Simon, $1,000, insurance,
$1,000. Losses with no insurance are :
d. Paxton, grocer $4,000; Brooks
Bros, $780, Cox Bros, saloon, $780,;
ODE Wilson, saloon, $4,000; Mrs. Mat.
tie Cloud, 5000; FELTON, Grocer Com.
pany, $500; II. U. Roberts, $1,S00;
George Louthridge, $4,000; All Love,
5000; Frank Bell, $500; town of Full
ton, $1,000.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
BRIEF MENTION.

Abe Denison was thrown from his
horse near Conway and received In.
juries from which he died.
Hon. Charles G. Reid congressman
from the Fourth district, has appoint.
ed Hon. II. M. Jacoby, of Yell county,
his private secretary.
John II. Page, Of Dardanelle, has
been elected secretary and purchasing
agent for the state charitable institu.
lions, to succeed S. p, Turner.
Emery Jones, foreman at a Pine
Bluff lumber mill, was attacked by
a workman with monkey wrench
and his skull was fractured in two
places.
w. II. Duley, democratic nominee
for mayor Of Little Rock defeated his
opponent. H. W. Perrin, by n vote Of
1,G17 to 294 Perrin ran as an indie.
pendent and Is socialist
Arkansas will be represented on
the ST. Louis worlds fair commission,
President Mckinley has appointed
Hon. Phil d. Scott. Of Van Buren,, a
member of the commission.
c, NJ Philpot, chief of police OF
Pine Bluff, was awarded $3.50 In cir
cult court for the loss OF u blood
hound which was killed by q train
on the Iron Mountain,
Miss Henrietta Meyer was bound
over to the Sebastian grand jury to
answer to u charge Of infanticlde
II Is alleged she made way with her
Legitimate child to hide her shame,
|
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

The directors of the Little Rock
board of trade adopted resolutions
praying the legislature to pass some
measure to eliminate competition of
convict labor in factories with free
labor. 1t was asserted by several
members Of the board, engaged in the
manufacturing business, that conyicts
had been leased to private parties at
so cents per day to work in factories,
and that those working free labor in
the same branches would soon be COM
PEELED to go out of business, II pres
ent conditions continue. The resolu-
ton urges the general assembly to
place the convicts on farm or work
them inside the walls of the peniten-
tiary.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
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OF a. SCIENTIFIC SORT.

If the world be divided into land
and water hemispheres, London Is
the center of the land, New Zealand
Of the water.
The hill of the termites or white
ants Of Africa are very high. II the
houses OF men were proport,ohately
lofty, the humblest residence would
be mile high.
Animals are sometimes turned
green by copper. A sheep which had
been exposed for years to copper
fumes and dust had a fine green
fleece. This animals drinking water
was also contaminated by refuse
from the copper works, which seemed
to have no bad effect upon its gen.
eral health.
Unless strong measures are taken
the sturgeon will soon be extinct In
the Lake Huron and Georgian bay dis
trict. The fish are being slaughtered
at n fearful rate, one firm alone hay
ing shipped 10000 pounds of caviare
In the season. The roe Is the part OF
the hsh that Is most valuable, and as
they are therefore taken just before
spawning they have no chance to rs
produce themselves.
In France a so.called lamp has been
invented for the production OF dark
radations, which, although them
selves invisible, are capable OF i'm
parting phosphorescent glow TO Ger.
tain objects brought within their In.
nucnce. A statuette, coated with lime
sulphide, for instance, when placed
In total darkness near dark lamp"
soon begins to shine, emerging into
sight as II It had been created out
Of nothing
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
THE GoEBEL MURDER CASES.


Frankfort, Ky, April 3. IN the
criminal court the indictments
against eS.Gov, W. s, Taylor, cS'scc'
rei0ry of Slutc Charles Finley Berry
Howard aud John Y, Powers for COM
pllelty In the docbol assassination,
were called, but continued, none oil
the defendants being in custody, 'lhe
cnses of Culion and Green Golden
who are ON bond were also passed.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Monday, April 1.


Senator Huddesons bill,
to tax capital stock of corporations,
failed to pass. Senator Buffers bill,
providing that the state penitentlary
board purchase state convict farm,
was read third time and passed.
Senator Ferguson called up s, d. 1870,
which he had introduced by request.
1t divides Lonoke county into two
judIclals districts. Senators Lark.
ford Short and Haynle opposed
the bill. and Senators McNcmer
and Ferguson spoke in It's favor. The
bill passod--ayes. 10; noes, Q.
HoUsE---'rhe following bills were
passed II, Il. 1871, designating tho
first Monday In September as Labor
day; u, i, ii5, establishing the
boundary line Of tho Sixth judicial
circuit, placing Saline, Pulaski and
Perry counties in the Sixth circuit; II.
Il, ii2, requiring the counties eompMs.
ing chnncory districts 10 pny the HAl'
aries OF ch0ncolors, by vote OF 10
TO SO the house defeated n bin TO pay
poll tax Of all citizens over 60 years
of age, a resolution by MIR, Tonoy,
endorsing MIR. j. +. Henley for n
judicial position in the Philippines, for
which position he has received the en-.
dorscmcnt Of the republican state cen.
trol committee. was unanimously
adopted. Gov. Davis private socrc.
tary appeared and announced that bis
escelloncy had vetoed tho Holt bill,
which makes place OF delivery tho
placo Of ,ale Of liquor. and the carrier
who delivers same tho seller thereof.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Berlin, April The report OF 'ne
United States consul general NJ FrahN
fort for the first quarter of 1901 show
cSporle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, or u dc,
crcasc OF s0Ol,oOs upon the exports
for the corresponding quarter Of loVo'
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Capt !, II. Lindsey, U. s. A., will
visit different points In the state to
swear In men who have been accepted
as recruits for the army He has
established sub.statlons at Toxarkana,
Fort Smith, patesvllle and Jones'
boro.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Conco, Islond OF Crete, April u,
Prince George OF Greece, the my"
commissioners of the powers, has d,s'
missed The foreign minister NJ, We
nIsclos, for having said that Cre'e
should lr independent,
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

John Drannon, young laborlng
man, was found dcnd In the woods q
few miles from Paragould, with his
throat cut from ear to ear. II IL DO.
ilcyed No was murdered.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
Appointments Confirmed.

The senate. In executive session,
confirmed all the officers elected by
the new state pcnltcntlary board,
with the exception Of superintendent
Mcconnell, the latter being postponed.
The following are officers confirmed
Financial agent, NJ. d, l.. Cook, Lit
tic Rock physician, DR.. G. Il. Witt
Little Rock chaplain, Rev L, NJ
nrewoT, of Center Point, clerk. W.
], Taylor, of Holly Grove,
Capt j, II, SNnnonor, n pioneer cltl'
zen Of Little Rock, died at his homo
In the above city on the LIST Inst.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Jesse Thomas. aged 10, was accl.
dentally shot and killed while out
hunting near Parugould, The lad was
standing on log, when he dropped
his gun, the contents entering hiu
eide.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

l.oce poarall. u white man 20 years
OF age. was found dead on the on,
skirts OF Fayetteville, Circumstances
Indicated that he died from poison,
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Thc United States transport Lo.
gan. with several hundred Arkansas
volunteers on board. arrived In San
Francisco from the Philippines
March 30.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

The Suite University ap.
preparation bill was considered Ia com.
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
Fire Consumes the Entire Business
Portion Of Fulton With the
Exception of Four Stores.
NEWS OF the WEEK BRIEFLY STATED
The Little Rock Board Of Trade Adopts
Resolutions Praying tho Legislature to
Eliminate Convict Labor From Compe-
Z tition With Free Labor.


Executive COMMITTEES Endorsements.
At a meeting of the republican state
executive committee. held in Little
Rock, Judge S. F. Stahl, present mar
shall of the western district. was rec
commended for reappointment his OPP
ponent being Hon. Ben NJ. Forman. OF
Miller county. Both aspirants
claimed majority of the committee
up to the time vote was taken,
when Judge Stahl received 35 votes
to Mr.. Foreman's 10. Gen. Powell
Clayton. it is understood. upon ar
irving at Little Rock, announced that
he was for Judge Stahl, which ac-
counts for his large vote over his hust-
ling opponent. Other recommends
tions made by the committee follows
Henry M. Cooper. Little Rock, Unit
ed States marshal for the eastern
district Of Arkansas.
H. L. Hemmel, Little Rock, revenue
collector. tl
James X. Barnes, Fort Smith, Unit
ed States district attorney for the
western district.
e. A. Schicker receiver United
States land Office. Camden district.
]. H. Battenfeld. register United
States land office. Dardanelle.
]. @. Chitwood. receiver United
States land Office. Dardanelle. &
Charles NJ. Green. receiver United
States land Office. Harrison.
John I. Worthington, register Unit
ed States land Office. Harrison.
John K. Bush. receiver United
States land Office. Little Rock.
B. r. Hackett, United States mar
shal, Central district Indian Terri
tory.
J. H. Wilkers. United States attor-
ney, Central district. Indian Terri
tory. .
Hon. Jack Henley, Marshal, juu.-.ai
position Philippine Islands.
W. s. Holt, postmaster, Little
Rock.
The following postmasters were en-.
dorsed by the executive committee:
James Brizzolars, Fort Smith; A. 3.
Andrews, Harrison; John W. Howell,
Hot Springs; w. p. Jones, Batesville;
w. B. Emple, Newport Jacob Shawl,
Marianne; W. l.. Jeffries, Clarendon;
H. M. Suggs, Dardanelle w. S. Nc
Cullough, Brinkley 3. ]. Rosewater,
Eureka Springs; Il. f. Pilkington,
searcy; M. r. Hill, Melbourne; John
r. Hall, Salem Henry Fl. Houghton,
Jonesboro; Sam Davis, Russelville;
Bryan Ford. Mammoth Spring; M. A.
Sanders, MARSHALL; w. l.. Paine, Ar.
genta Ira p. Warren, With; A. L,
Thompson, springdnle; J. II. Snod-
grass, Paragould J. s. Anderson, Pc.
cahontas J. W. sIanfeld, Bonneville;
II. II. Vance. Malvern; Thos. Is, Haw.
kins, Morrilton; y. I. Garner, Hardy;
Mrs. Lumon. Webb City; W. 9. Bill,
Ozark; W. B. Paine, Bee branch; D.
d. Cole, Beebe; DR.. J. r. Neal, Nc.
Crory; John W. Shell, Evening Shade;
John Montgomery, jacksonville W.
J. Lock, England; Samuel Tuggle,
Sulphur Rock; Jack Groson, Prescott;
e. G. Newman, Judsonia; Mrs. v. v
Smith, New Lewisville; ]. P. Cox. For.
dyce; A. j.. Foster, Paris; +. M
Reeves, Mena. AVA
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06
iiavs profrs.sd i,elleion.

During a recent religious revival at
7aragould over 200 citizens prcfesscd
religion. Rev. George Stuart has
boon stirring up the sinners and luke.
warm churchmen OF the capital city
with HIS forccful arguments In favor
of d virtuous and Christian life. and
has accomplished much good,
The Van Buren press., 1901-04-06

Garland county has colorcd wo.
man who has lived In three centuries.
On the Mt day Of last January shc was
10l wears old. Sho " In perfect
health and keeps house for her son,
Giles Gullcy Her name IL Jane
Gully She wae born In North Caro-.
lima, and during the days OF slavery
belonged to VIM Wood She was
married once and has Ave children,
Tom nm was convicted of the muir,
der Of q hoy named Waller Agnew In
Benton circuit court and sentenced
TO nine years in the pcnitentlery.