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Evening journal., 1901-02-14
ANOTHER ADDICKS
SCHEME Barred
Republicans Say They Never
Sigued Petition
NAMES COPIED OFF WARD BOOKS
Unions Alleged Fraudulent Methods
10 PeTSuadcI LEGISLATURE TO ic-
ccDt GaSman Expos ed
NAMES COPIED OFF WARD BOOKS

Lies, fraud and migropres antatlon
are the latest means said to be In use
by the friends OF Mr. Addicks in their
desperate attempt to force the gasman
upon the peOp.e OF Delaware. Ineir
latest move is to publish a list of the
names Of Wilmington Republicans pc
utlOn ng the Legislature To 30 into
caucus and name Mr. Addicks one OF
the candidates for United States een-
ators. This list contains the names of
hundreds Of Regular Republicans. and
those seen UP to this time declare the
list to be a fraud and deny absolutely
ever having seen the petition, and say
they never did sign Il.
The names are said to be copied from
the block books and runners books Of
the city Unfortunately and without
leave or license. Mems names were
placed upon the petition, 1t is said,
who were not aware that such a petl-
ton was in existence until their at
tention was called to it by their
friends
In Bancrofts mill are many Regular
Republicans and Union Republicans
whose names appear upon the LIST, and
not one OF the men have acknowl-
edged signing a.
With but one exception such a petit
tion was not seen in the works. II
was received by Richard Forrest
Union Republican lieutenant. who
gave o out that ne consigned the peti.
ltition to the waste basket Immediately
upon receiving IL.
/ William II. Deer. secretary OF TN
Seventh Ward Republican Committee
when seen at Bancroft's mills nh
morning, said:
Evidently the block books or run
ners' lists have been consulted in thi
district and the names taken there
from, for / have not seen a petition
nor have / heard oil one except the on
receivd by Mr. Forrest. and that wa
not circulated in the mill
AS many mill hands names appea
In the public list, and as a great mum
ber Of them arc men opposed to Nj
AddiclIs. and who would not have hir
at any cost, l have made it my bust
ness TO see some Of them. The ones
have seen are the following:
John Baird, Highlands neve
saw or heard tell OF any list.
Herbert Aldridge. Seventh ward
Someone has been joking with me.
john MoKelvey, Seventh ward
Did not see any list
Alexander Carney. Rockford Roa.
Il never saw nor signed any such lis
or petition
"W. G. Dean, st. Helena road
Don't know anything about the list.
Isaac Kay Rockford rOad-It can
be that they have used my name. sure
ly' for never signed any kind OF
aaper'
"J1mcs Ferguson. Rockford road
was surprised TO see my name there
for ] never saw this paper.
Charles Bradley never saw thi
paper
'Th-se are only a few whom | bav
seem said Mr. Deer "and there ar
hundreds of other mems names an
. pearing, who. I am positive. never sa,
this list nor would they have signed
If they had been asked to. | conside
= IL scheme of the Addicksites to mis-
p represent the Regular Republicans a
/ mo Sixty-fcurth election district 81
? this particular case and the Regnla
Republicans Of Wilmington in gen
D e-al"
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
RECITAL IN EPWORTH
Exoellent Musical and Literary Pro-
gram VIII be Given

Ae+-tNAAtAAH @AAHANNAN anu AAAANA a. 4 AO-
gram VIII be Given
In Epworth M. e. Church this even
ing the pupils of Miss Clara Il. Mac
Henry's School Of Elocudon and
Music, assisted by Miss Dorothy john
stone, harpist, 0l P'hiadelph a, will
give a recital. An excellent program
has been arranged as follows:
PART 1.
Harp solo, "Emde de Concert" .Alvars
Miss Dorothy JOhnstone
Reading, The Night Run Of the Over
land ........... ...... .....Pcake
Anna Hurd Applcgate.
Reading, The Ship Of Faith"
Albert G.. Weber
Harp solo, "Fruhlingslied,"
Mendelssohn
Miss Dorothy Johnstone
Pantomime, My Faith Looks Up to
Thee" Anna Hurd Applegate. Mrs.
r. r. Andrews, accompanied by Miss
Johnstone.
PART H.
Dialogue Dad Says So"
Mrs. X. r.. Andrews, George Strahorn
Reading, THE Bsll of Zanora,"
Miss Elsie Hubert
Reading, Mrs. Tubbs at the Sewing
Circle. ....... Mrs. r. r. Andrews
Harp solo, "Sei mir Gearusst,"
Schubert
Miss Dorothy JOhnstone.
Farce, THE Mouse Trap"
Anna Hurd Applegate. Emma Wallace
Reardon, Albert G. Weber.
Harp solo, Romance" ......... Ernst
Miss Dorothy JOhnstone.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
Examined as TO Sanity

Eugene Peters. who at one time lived
in this city, and is nephew of the late
Norris Peters and said TO be worth about
S5OOOOO, appeared yesterday morning be-
fore the marshals jury, Baltimore, for
examination as to his sanity. In the ex-
amining physicians opinion the man is
insane, subject TO extravagant impulses
and in a most unsafe condition.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
GUNNERS FOR GEESE and
DUCKS FIND FISE SPORT

Chincoteague, Va, Feb. 14.-The
marshes are teeming with duck and
geese as consequence Of the cold snap
and sportsmen are having the finest
sport for many seasons. Thomas Weeks,
an old duck gunner, yesterday baggcd
SO pairs of canvas-backs and Is geese.
Numbers Of sportsmen from Baltimore
and Philadelphia are quartered here.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
Western paper nJalSers Combine

Paper making concerns Of Denver have
been consolidated and are now under the
control of the Rocky Mountain Paper
Company, of which Thomas II. Savcry,
of this city, is one Of the principals.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
Temperature for To-day

At =. James Belts drug store, Sixth
and Market streets. the thermometer
registered as follows: Z a. m, 13 de-
grees; 10 a. m, p degrees; 1 p. m. 20
degrees. This1 is a slight Increase
over the temperature of yesterday.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
DnIv Lost ON FonI

Jack DAILY, of Wilmington, was de-
feated by Joe Cans in Baltimore last
evening. Referee Charlie White gave the
fight to Cans on foul, as he accused
DAILY of holding and clnching.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
T.IIlootl's Model win no Claimed

Henry j. Ellicott's model of the late
Thomas f. Bayard. which has been at
the T.. W. x +. freight depot several
months. win be taken from the station
by the Graham Manufacturing Company.
of New York, at the instance of the eX-
ecutOrs of Mr. Ellicotts estate.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

Try testers Chesapeake soft shell
and deviled crabs. Also, Cherrystone
oysters and CLANS. by pint. quart or
gallon. The finest in the city. 100
East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
Steamed Oysters as Herdman's, s and
East Eighth street.
workmen Arc Clearing Streets

Pursuant to an order by the Street
and Sewer Department, wOrl1mcn of
the Peoples Railway Company are
up the streets occupied by
the tracks Of that company.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quin,ae Tablets.
All druggists refund the hroI'eg II 1t
fails to cure. e. w. Groves r's1ature
is on each box. 25c.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
STENOGRAPHER WANTED

Fine Position Open for Young Man
Man for a frst-class position with a
leading Philadelphia lawyer. Apply at
once OF gradaute) TO Goldey College.
Eighth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
Genernl MIolelshn In

Adjutant- General l. Pusey Wicker
sham is seriously IN in his home. He is
suffering with the grip and his friends
are alarmed.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14
WnI Denne a aPIons Wan,

In the First NJ. p Church tonight
the pastor. the Rev. George a. Wolf,
will preach on the subject: A Pious
Man."
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

Fine sea trout, SC. b., Friday and
Saturday, and all during Lent, at No
1l9 King street. G.. M. Murden.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

What everybody says: Cartmells
Cold in Head Cure is the best remedy
can find.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

The exact daily aver
age circulation Of THE
EVENING JOURNAL
for The past three
months was 0,5Il. This
means the number OF
copies sold.
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Christopherson, re-
turned missionaries from China, ad-
dressed an all-day meeting in the
Sunday Breakfast Mission to-day
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The Evening Journal small
ads. please the advertisers be-
cause they bring results.
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Evening journal., 1901-02-14

Quick work for the benefit of Con-
stable Charles Green. Of Wilmington and
Brandywinc hundred, was done by the
House and Senate yesterday. \ bill in
his behalf was railroaded through the
House from notice TO passage, and after
wards carried to the Senate, where it was
given two readings and referred. The
bill was in charge Of Representative Ew
ing. and is entitled an act authorizing the
governor to appoint an additional con-
stable for New Castle county, TO reside
in Brandywine hundred. 1t cures a de-
feet in the law, which was endorsed as
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

Senator Abbott. who is handling a
good deal Of important legislation
this session. introduced his bill to
amend chapter 81, volume q, Laws Of
Delaware, concerning the establish
ment of a general system OF free pub
lie schools, by changing the term Of
certificates Of teachers. and abolishing
Evening journal., 1901-02-14

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The Evening Journal contains
the fullest report of the LegisIa-
tive proceedings.
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Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
New Bridges.

The County Court Monday let
the contract for the following
bridges:
Appelmau bridge, 26-52-l2, re-
pairs, let to j +. Harrison for S13.
First bridge southeast of j. F.
Harrison, between 81 and GO and
CLIO. repairs, let to !. +. Harri-
son for $40.
Holloway bridge 9 and lO-52-l0,
repairs let to J. F.. Harrison for $57,
Fisher bridge, 3l-jS-S, repairs,
let to l.. c. Henry for sol.
Fish Branch bridge, new, neal
Alex. Carter, Jr., two bids taken ;
iron bridge, X. II. Phillip, 1913;
wooden, Jno. ByarS, $3.50, not
yet awarded.
Rush Hill bridge, 3G-foot cable,
new bridge, Jno. Byms, $50.
Naylor bridge, repair, John F
Harrison, 81.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Rush Till.

Children 5 Day exercises will be
observed at the Christian Church
on third Sunday, June Is, begin
ming promptly at eight o'clock. y
cordial invitation is extended to
all.
The crops Of this community are
looking much better since the
needed rainfall Of last week.
Mrs. O. \. MuzHy and son,
Master Tony, of Kansas City, are
guests of her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y. Paisley, for
the summer.
Mrs. &. l.. Stewart returned
Friday from MartinSburg, where
she had been visiting relatives and
friends for the past week.
On last Friday evening Miss
Edwards, of Columbia, organized
an Epworth League society with
thmty-omc Charter members Much
success to the faithful workers is
our wish.
Misses Gala RoSscr aud Olivia
Supple, two of the late graduates
of the Rush Hill school, are at
tending the institute There are
no other thoughts than that they
will be successful III their attempts.
Mrs Emma Mccormack has re-
turned from an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Ecton,
of Benton City.
Mis-, Maud Mmkwcll was shop
ping in Mexico the first of the
week.
Little Miss Lillian Crawford has
been quite sick, but is improved
at this writing
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
The Fence Owner Pays.

Columbia, Mo-, June S.-Tho
owners of barb wire fence are re-
Sponsihlc for amy damages that
may he received 10y live stock if
fences are out of repair. This has
just been proven 10y Dysart Brown,
Il Boone county farmer, who re.
Gently sued the Wabash Railroad
Co. for damages on account of his
horse being crippled by walking
on II loose wire which projected
from the railroad fence into the
public road.
The Boone county circuit court
decided in favor of Mr.. Brown and
awarded him 49, damages. An
appeal to II higher court resulted
this week in the decision being
sustained.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Worcester.

y much needed rain has come.
Rev. Taylor, of NJ. +. Church of
Laddonia, preached at NJ. w. a.
hall ut Worcester Sunday after
noon.
Misses Roberts and McGhce, of
Boone, me visiting Miss Ethyl
LaForce.
Miss Maudc Azdell will attend
Teachers Institute at Mexico this
week and next.
Mrs. Ms. johnson has returned
home after attending Commence
ment at Hardin College. She was
accompanied by her daughter, Mis-,
Floy, who graduated at Hardin
this year.
Miss Laura Atkins has returned
home after attending Commence.
mcnt at Fulton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
MartinSbuTg.

After several weeks absence
will try again to gather some news
for tbs MESSAGE.
The Byciclc craze has struck our
little city.
Miss Beulah McGinnis. of
Strothcr. is the guest of her cous-
III, Miss Lillian Hammctt.
Miss Cora Watkins is visiting
friends at Clark.
Miss Lizzie Henry has returned
to her home at Sturgeon, after Il
two months visit with relatives
and friends here.
Ben Reighley, of Wcllsvillc,
was in town Friday.
Mrs Nora BARNES ho. returned
to her home at Clark, after Il
week. visit with relatives here.
Rev White Of fine WousviIIo &
p. Church. will preach at the Bap-
fist church here the fifth Sunday
in this month at II o'clock.
Miss Mamie Dix, of Mexico, Wis
tied relatives and friends here Fri
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13

The Young folks of Santa Fc
spent last Wednesday outing, Civ.
en- in honor of Ray Bas,rtt, OF
Paris. An enjoyable time was
had by ALL
Mrs. Alice Capps and little son,
Rcavis. of Moline. visited home
folks the latter part of the week.
Miss Carrie Lee is visiting VIM.
Smiley and family.
\ crowd of Farbcr people were
in our ncighborhood fishing last
week. Among them was G. W.
Tanner.
Roger Alexander, of Paris, was
here last week looking fora school.
Mrs. Ida Spears, OF Holiday,
is visiting hcrparcnts ut this place.
{. {. Lucas and wife were in
Mexico trading Saturday.
Wallace Quiscnberry was in
Paris Friday.
Mrs. NJ. Moore was in Mexico
trading last week.
Bro. Alexander returned home
Monday after several weeks visit
IN Texas.
Alva Ringo visited home folks
the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Quiscnbcrry left Fri
day for Marshall, where she will
join her husband, who has been
there for several months working
at the carpenter trade.
d. W. Lyons, of Florida, was
i'll Santa Fc Monday.
f. T. Drake and Mr.. Whaley
visited friends in Monroe City last
week.
Emmett Long visited in thi,
ncighborhood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Capps visit.
ed their daughter, Mrs. Drake, tn,
first of the week.
Miss Bell is visiting her sister,
Mrs. +. l.. Rogers, this week.
Prof. +. l.. Rogers is attending
the Institute this week.
Prof. VIM. Powell has our Srhoo
for next term.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Neighbors, Attention!

Next Sunday, June IL, is the
annual Woodmm Memorial Day.
The Mexico camp will observe the
same by meeting at their hall at
> pm. and marching in II body to
the Baptist church where Ncighbor
Rev. j. j Porter will deliver the
memorial address, after which all
will march 10 the cemetery and
decorate the graves of our deceased
ncighbors. All ncighboring camps
are asked TO be with us.
+, +. kuNKLE,
VI. T.. CRAWFORD,
+. BRIpGEFORp,
Committee in Charge.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Talks With People.

j. F SQuircs; Been very dry
in our section, about Martinsburg.
The oats and grass will hc short,
but the corn prospect is very fine
just now.
Gray Wilson: | was the first
to reach Felix Martin last week in
his misfortune in getting his leg
broken. He made IL very narrow
escape. Wonder he wasn't killed.
Mr.. Martin has the sympathy of
all our people.
John Slaughter: Nine years a
go | had not planted single hill
of corn till the 10th of June. Cold
and rainy all thru spring till up to
that time. | raised fine crop
that year. | think we have time
to do that well in Audrain this
year.
Judge :. +. Kendall: What dc
| think of Bryan! Just this: He
may never he a candidate for Pres
ident again, but he is easily the
peer of any man i'll this country
today. He is IL man of the people,
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Thursday
ANOTHER CoRREsroNDENr.

ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Nmtinsbulg is ahead of Wcll-.
Vile. because Of gold being dis.
covered here.
\ crowd from MartinSburg went
fishing Tuesday.
Miss Cora Watkins is visiting
in Mexico this week.
Miss Beulah McGinnis was Il
passenger to Wcllsvillc Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Gannaway and daugh.
ter, Miss Edna, went to Wcllsvillc
Friday.
Mrs. Pcyton, of Wcllsvillc, is
visiting her son, c. T. Pcyton, of
this city.
Lyle Wren, former citizen of
this place, left for Colorado Sun
day.
Marvin Walker, who has been
working at Atlanta, ILL.,, for the
past two months returned home
Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Santa fe.

stephen Rogers delivered II fine
sermon to "A large audience Sunday
night,
y. Judy and wife entertained
friends Thursday night.
Mrs. Drake went to Mexico Fri
day to meet her son, Ewell, who
has been attending school at Full
ton. Mr.. Whalcy accompanied
him home.
Mr.. Ray BasSctt returned to hi-
home in Paris Friday after sever,
al weeks visit with relatives here
Misses Stella and Altyc Bcrman
of Strothcr, visited friends her,
last week.
Andrew Judy and wife went f,
farhcr saturday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Skinner.

DR.. Hale DcJarnatt, of Contra
LA, was here last Sunday, Il week,
the guest Of his parents.
DR.. K. :. Mcdowell is serving
as petit juror this term of the Cir
cult Court.
DR.. Is. c. McGcc, Of Cameron,
Mo-, is here, the guest of home
folks.
DR.. Arthur Ellis was here last
week, the guest of his brother De-
taVr.
The boys, we understand, have
arranged the grounds for another
enjoyable season Of tennis over ON
the school grounds Of Gatewood.
David McGec, one of our most
exemplary young men, is now
clcrking with Woodbridge 4 Pur-
dy, the druggists, of Mexico.
W. Ii DcJarnatt delivered some
81 cent hogs last Thursday to Il.
| c. Icck. This bunch of twenty
We're handles, and tipped the beam
to the tune Of 500 pounds.
Misses Eflic Bruce and Eighty
One Hurley are home from VIM.
Woods College, Fulton. The for
mcr was in the junior essay con
test this year, while the latter was
graduated.
Miss Minnie Gatcwood is HON,
from Kansas City, where she spent
the past winter with her sisters
Misses Alice and Ollie.
Bramcgard GatcwoOd is here
the guest of parents and friends.
Mrs. Powell. of Cant, is visit
ing her Uncle W. y. Powell, OF
this place.
Childrcn'S Day exercises at
Bethlehem ON the fourth Saturday
this month. There will be chick.
en- in the grass, and a grand ole
time expected, both spiritually ano
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Deaths.

August Sweeney, aged %, died
at his home in Ccntralia last
Thursday, unexpectedly, of paral-
ysis. He was born in Kentucky
and came TO Missouri sixty years
ago.
Mrs. Julia Maus, formerly of
Mexico, died in Ccntralia Monday
of this week. The remains were
brought to this city for int crmcnt.
Deceased was the mothcr-in-law of
DR.. G.F .ToalSon, of this city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
= Neighborhood News.
NOIino.


The long drought was broken 10y
Il steady rainfall last Saturday
morning which was needed so
much
Miss Sarah Bailey, who has
been visiting her sister for some
time, has gone home.
Miss Nellie Price, of Centralla.
has been visiting friends i'll this
community for several days.
Mrs. John Mundy and Miss
Cora Martin visited Mrs. Ollie
Dowcll last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Martin of
Nandalia and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. {.
DOYLE of Cuivre were at the bed
side of their brother, Felix Mar
tin, last Saturday, Sunday and
Monday
Mr.. VIM Wood is thought TO
be dangerously ILL., The doctor
SAYS there is but little hope for
his recovery. He has Il compiled
ton of diseases.
Mr.. Edward Gallespie, of Bow
en-, Colorado, and Miss Oscie Can
terbury. of Trinidad, were mar
ried at the home of the bride, May
%. 1901. Miss Oscie is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Canterbury, who moved to Colo
RADIO from north of Laddonia nine
or ten years ago. This is their
fourth and last that has married
since they went to Col. The two
oldest married Missouri boys, the
oldest, Miss Ella, married X. :.
Martin, of Nandalia, and Miss Ell
sic married Mr.. Barnes, of near
Moline.
The Board o the Brrea district
met last Friday and called Mrs.
Charles Browning to teach the
next term of school commencing
the LIST Monday in September.
Rev. Riney preached three cX-
ccllcnt sermons last fourth Sun
day. There were three additions
at the afternoon services. On
Saturday before the fourth Sun
day in June there will be an all
day meeting and Il basket dinner
on the ground, and Il sermon at
IL O clock Il. m. Bro. Bcal, come
out to the meeting and bring your
better half with YOU.
Last Thursday, week, as FcliN
Martin and sons, Oscar and Ed
gar, were driving across Il bridge
without any banisterS, the horses
both tried to dodge a hole in tn,
bridge and jumped off, All were
thrown in the gulley, near tiftcer
feet below. Mr.. Martin was hurt
pretty badly, with bruises about
the body and limbs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13

Marston w. Beamer, of the firm
of Beamer 4 Beamer, at Molino,
made the MESSAGE IA substantial
call last Saturday. His is gen
eral store, and he says the firm is
doing a fine business. }, ID. Wor-
ley the Moline blacksmith, he re-
ports as building un an excellent
trade, also. Glad to hear of the
prosperity of these gentlemen
Moline is a fine community, any
way, one of the best farming see
tons of Audrain.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13

Asa Steele, late of this county,
who has been student at the
Missouri University for some time,
has been elected superintendent Of
the Bloomfield, Mo-, public schools
at salary of $50 per month, nine
months term. Mr.. Steele has II
life certificate from the University.
He is another Audrain boy who is
climbing up.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
Missionary Meeting.

An all day missionary meeting
will be held at Littlcby, Saturday,
June H., 1901. Preaching at II Il.
IN. and > p. m. Dinner on the
ground. Bro. Hanna, having at
tended thc missionary conference
at New Orleans, will tell us of that
conference. and Miss West has
kindly consented TO sing.
W. :. ROOEER, Pastor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
WHO WERE THEY?
A Man and Two Women Dig
up Something"

Arthur lArch) Jenkins, who
work, for John Graham, the Iiy-
crymau, tells a great story about
three strangers who landed in this
town last Saturday. They cngag-
ed him 10 drive them out on Lick
Creek, to the IllXon farm, former
~ owned by Levi Poor, now Of
Nebraska. The party was com
posed Of one man and two women
They drove first to Rush Hill and
bought spade When they got
to the lIiXOm farm the man asked
Roy lliNon for permission to go
inside the field, just south Of the
residence of ID. NJ. Price, to dig
at certain spot where he said
there was some money buried.
This part of the story comes from
Charlie Casper, who talked witt
Mr.. IIiXon, lliNon told thcm t'
90 and dig, yes, all they wished
lie supposed SOmr confluence game
was being attempted upon him
Whether they dug or not IIiNm
does not know. hul Jenkins say
II "A
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13

Mr.. John Ball expects to start
next week on visit to his daught-
er, Mrs. Ed. Shook, and son,
Frank Ball, at Bakersfield. Cal.
Mr.. Ball informs us that T. Il.
Coil, the attorney, who left MeXi-
60 recently for Bakersfield, has
formed law partnership with II
strong firm in that city, and is
well pleased with his prospects in
the West.
Mexico Missouri message., 1901-06-13
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
Getting Down to Earne ST
Work Attendance
Growing.

The Audrain Teachers Institute
opened at the North Side public
school building in this city Mon
day. The conductors and all are
faithful workers, hence all is NOV
ing as smoothly rs Il nicely bal
anccd machine. The following are
IN attendance:
Daisy Baker, LAURA Baker, Lizzie
Walton, Kate Duncan. Helen Cross,
Stella l.. Suidow, Carrie Jackson,
Amy Boone Ilutts, LaClairc Tuck
cr, Mary Cross, Judith Jones, Mar
garct Moore, Francis Harrison,
Matte f.. Ellis. Lou Ella White,
EStclIr Blatmcr, Mamie Wright,
Charlotte Jesse, J.N.Cross, Carrie
Baldwin, Ella Showers, Elizabeth
Gill, Mabel Hathaway, NV .llous-
ton, Annie Hopkins, Olive Mason,
of Mexico.
+. l.. Rogers, Il. +. Cowhcrd,
Santa Fee.
Geo. +. Moore of NouugS Creek,
+. $. Patterson, Carrie Price,
CcntraIia.
p,II, anal IN, \Enllirri,,