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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10

ness of pneumonia. The deceased was
thirty. five years old, and is survived
by n wife and one child. Miss jean
nctte. also by his mother. Mrs. Peter
Wells. and three sisters, Mrs. Frank
Dougher. Mrs Thomas SddonS and
Mrs John McDonough, all of this
place. Deceased was a member Of Con-
clave $50. Improved Order of Elenta-
sophs. and Division No. 10. Ancient
Order of Tfibcrnians, of Jcrmyn. which
societies will attend in a body at the
funeral Saturday morning ut 1890
o'clock.
Richard Barrett. of Hin street. is
convHlescing. after severe attack of
pneumonia.
John O'Rourkc, Of Main street, is
critically i'll OF dphtheria.
Joseph Gildea, Will" at work We'd
nesday evening in White Oak mines,
had his hand so badly crushed that it
was found necessary to amputate two
of his fingers.
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Funeral of Mrs. Church.

TIL" services over the remains of the
late Mrs. Alillie Louise Church took
place yesterday afternoon at the res
idcnce. l52 Salem avenue, Rev. Char
les Lee, of the First Presbyterian
church. delivered the funeral sermon.
\ male quartcttc, composed of Dwight
Crane, II. T.. Clark. Russell NJ Shcp-
herd and W. NJ. Clark, sang some
time Wen Understand" and "Thc
Christians Good Night lnterment
was made at MaplcWood uvemctcry.
The pall-hearers were: Maurice Mil
lcr, Harry Ncimeyer. julius Spaeth,
cousins OF Mrs. Church. and Maurice
Watt. Max Lathropc and Dwight
crane, who We're uShers at her we'd
ding less than two years ago, \ num-
Der of sorrowinG friends from ont of
town were present, and many bcauti-
ful floral tokens were deposited ON and
beside the CaSkct
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OLYpHANT.

The Olyphant Minstrel company gave
Z performance ar Dunmore last even
ins. They were accompanied by Bonn =
military band.
Thomas Mahon, former well known
resident of this place. died at his home
on Mulberry street. Scranton, ycstor-
day of pneumonia. The funeral win
take place Tomorrow morning ut
Scranton
The members of the Dlyuphant Con
clave of Heptasophs will give smoker
in their rooms Thursday evening, May
%.
Mrs. ]. 4. Warning was removed
from the iIahnamann hospital al
Scranton yesterday very much I'M
proved in health
The proposed extension of Susque'
hi nra street To Pecl;vill", lea ling from
Ferris street has hecn reported adj
verselv by the viewers. Their report
was made to court yesterday, They
claim thai the building of tn" cNton-
sion would be ton expensive compared
With the benefits derived. The viewers
were, A. H. Dunning. Thomas Nalkey
and John Is. i.anlbil.
The ladies of thr Initial society Of
the Rlakeslee church served supper in
tho church rarlor last evening, There
was large attendance ard most de-
liclous srread WAS partaken Of
Margaret. the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs ID. q. Evans, of Susqu"hauna
street. is very ill.,
The borough council will meet in
regular monthly session on Monday
evening.
The lawn at the Central school has
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pECkVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Kinback were at
Carbondale yesterday, in attendance at
the funeral of the late Millie Louise
Church.
The S,errick Creek c"lliery was idle
yesterday. on account of the breaking
of a drum.
The Grassy Island washcry Of the
Delaware and Hudson company has
closed down until further orders.
Windsor Foster is visiting friends at
Waymart
The Crescents, of West MaNlield, and
the Peckvillc Juniors base ball clubs
will battle fir supremacy on the Mott
Haven grounds on Saturday afternoon,
Tho game will bc called at , o'clock,
Nr. and Mrs. John II. Williams, Of
Green Ridge, spent Monday with the
formers parents on South Main street.
Class 13 of the Baptist church will
give "A concert at the church on May
u. Miss Long. Miss Daisy Bell Hall
and male quartette from Scranton
will participate, also Mr.. Watkins and
Miss Anna Sands, of Pcckvillc.
Postmaster L. V. Mace has obtained
from WaShington supply of Pan
American stamps of different dcnomi-
nations, which are now on sale at the
Office.
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A Juvenile Bicycle Thief.

Alderman Jones had a youthful priS-
rnar before him last evening in the
T7".9n Of Maurice Caviston, II years
ola. who MAS charged with the larceny
OF bicycle belonging to Albert Il,
Joncs. This Is the second time that
Mr.. Jones wheel has been stolen, the
former thief selling it for 81. He lost
patience ut this second attempt.
Alderman Jones WAS inclined To give
the boy every chance and Caviston
admitted thai he had taken the wheel
but only ito try it, he said. Suisse
uuently he preNaricatod IL such an
extent about il that the alderman's
smile changed In stern look, and,
after giving the youngster sound le,'-
tlrc on tn" value of telling the truth,
he held him in $i00 bail Ia appear, his
uncle becoming his surety.
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| Office
| BURKE
! BUILDING
/ WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.
The Tribune's Second Educational
Contest Starts OIL Monday.

on Monday morning next tile SOC
cnd educational contest Of the Scrhn-
ton Tribune will commence and VIII
continue until Aug. 81 To those Car
hpndale readers who do NOT UNDER
. stand what is meant by this cduca-
'tional contest and the grand oppor-
tnnities it will afford to the young men
and women of this section Few words
of explanation may not come ainiss.
The Tribune offers $1,000 scholar
ship in Lafayette college good Tor ipur
years. with all expenses. surh az tnl-
tion, lodging. etc. absolutely Tree l"
the young man who succeeds IN OBJ
tanning the largest number nt sun
s,criber5 before Aug. 81. each monthly
Suhscrihe! tn count one point, "Ach
yearly subscriber. twelve points, and
others in proportion, Thc ono Win
the lnracsi number uf points has an
unrestricted churc of cigh; scholar
ships in various educational institu-
tions. Of which Lafayette college and
Swarthmorc college. each of The value
I" 81 900, head tho list The third spc-
ial reward will he u three years
scholarship in the state Normal school
st Struul,hurg. These three special
rewards are offered ~ Inducements to
Young persons Of either ScN who 'i"-
sire y higher education tn canvass tor
The Tribuu" during their spare tim"
~" their summer vacation.
For those lo desire 10 qualify for
nrrran5ii" purs,ils 'rhc Tribune will
offer in the contest to open on Monday
thr"e full scholarships in the Scran-
i"n Rusinogs college. in either tn"
commercial or business courses. each
nf t.prn worth $50. and to fully satisfy
II l"1lIremcntS of The StudiouSly in
clinci the music iuNing portion of the
comnruity ha#. not been overlooked.
as evidenced by the offe' of two srhOl
arshra in the scranton Conservatory
of 'IuSi". each to tn. Valu" of $40.
N'ur" mon aud women of Carbon
dale, YOU cannot afford to let these
golden opportunities siip through your
fingers without at least inquirina about
them The parents of this city " no
lave the future welfare of their sons
and daughters uprermost in their
minds and hcarts should at least in
Guire irtn this means of advancing
thc.:.' Interests. \ lotte" addressed to
.''t,ditcr Educational contest. Scranton
Tribune. Scranton, Pa will bring u
reply th,. viii fully explain the de-
tails of the contest. TIL" first day
wilt he Monday and there is no better
way of beginning than beginning at
the bcgirning.
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Returned from Banquet.

\. W. HaSlan. tho local representa-
tive Of the International Correspond
encc schools. returned Wednesday
from, Philadelphia. where he has been
spending several days with r.. j. Eos
ter. president of the schools. and j. s.
Rcichart. manager of the advertising
department. Tho purpose of their
visit was to attend a banquet given by
a social club formed of members of
the schools Philadelphia corps of
workers. He holds the enviablc record
Of Icing the best collector in the en-
ploy of the institution and as he is but
one of several thousand men employed
in the same capacity. it will be seen
the honor is no small one
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WAVERL.Y.

Th" closing exercises of one of the
most successful terms at the WaNcrlN
High school were held at the Baptist
church last Monday evening. Liberal
applause WAS bestowed upon each So
lection by the large audience. which
crowded the house To TN" doors The
following is th" programme, Sric"-
tiou, orchestra; Salutit"rN, "bpp"rtu-
miles, Roy -, Stone. essay, "Shah"s-
pcarcs Mon," Kathryn Wolfe; vocal
solo. Nils, T., NJ. Tiffany; m0tiou,
Success" +. William Tyler; selection,
orchestra: Grafton, John Marshall r.
y MHckoy; selection, orchestra; selec-
liuu. orchestra, scarf drill; primary
exercise; selection, orchestra; oiWtion.
"'rhc True Aim OF the Public school,
Joseph NJ. stevenson: soto. MrS T.. NJ.
TIFFANY: essay, "rrur Nobility Ada
line Garducr; selection, orchestra (:
valedirtory, "rho Innuenc" or Wealth" 4"
James o. Snutmicr; presentation of
diplomas, secretary of school board;
award Of prizes, Orchestra First viu-
lin. Fart X. Stone; Corn"L Walter
TmEham: piano, Il. Harold Parker;
huss liul Wcstcott stone; trombone,
Howell Fisk. Every one did un-
usually well. but too much praise cam
not be given to the solos rendered by
AIRS, T.. NJ. Tiffany. of Foster, Pa,
whose beautiful singing compares ia
vorably with the best. \ number of
kodak pictures We're taken during the
afternoon hy the Rcv Mr., GodShllL
who ably assisted in making the attar
success, The interior "t IN" church
VAS beautifully decorated with tioH-
ols and plants. kindly loaned by Flor
isl Chalicr, or this place, and Others
Airs \. Bedford, who has hen in
Philadelphia with her daughter dur
IGN the winter, is occupying her old
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home ON Main street, which has hcen
thoroughly renovated during her alb
SCcncc,
Prof lIullcy of keystone academy,
will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
church next sabbath morning.
Arthur christy is sinking an art"-
sian we'll on his property near tho
high school They have reached a
depth Of about one hundred feet, with
strong indications OF water.
Frank Jermyn and family are now
occupying their summer residence on
depot street
j. a, Linen intends 10 com" M nest
week. IIc has onc "f the finest sum-
mcr homes in this vicinity
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Carbonda1e Department.

,r1ncs anl other enjoyable features
made the evening pleasant one. NJ
midnight an elaborate supper WAS
served. Among those present were:
Mr.. ami Mrs sanford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. HuddN, Mr..
and Mrs. q. G. Griswcld, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Jenkins Mr.. and Mrs Howarth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mehland. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thomas. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoylc. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Tully, i. Rcardon and r..
Mct)crmott
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Held on Two Charges.

Before Alderman Jones last evening
John Golden entered bail in $500 for his
appearance AT court to answer two
charges preferred hv his wife, Flora.
She charges her husband with DESERT
ing her and their child and refusing
to provide for them. and also with as
sault and battery, saying that he did
beat and strike her and threaten to
take her life. an'l she further alleged
that she was in constant fear of her
life. Mr.. Golden's fathc, became his
buiIdsman.
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been beauttied by a number OF plants
which have been arranged i'll the front
of the building.
Mrs. 4. r. Kingsley and children left
yesterday To spend Il week at Potts
willie.
Mrs. NJ. Il. HUI and daughter. Miss
Clara HUI, returned yesterday from
IL weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. Charles Thomas Clarence
Thomas and Evelyn Davis have gone
to Baltimore Md, To spend u month
with rclatiVcs
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Tailors Form a Union.

Last evening another labor organ
ization was added to the already large
roll of Carhondale unions. The gar
nent workers of the city. or n large
part of Them. held "A meeting in Foley S
tailoring. rooms on Main street. and
took the first steps toward the forna
ton of 81 permanent organization. A
charter is expected within a few days,
when the formation will be completed.
One of the main objects of the new
union will be to frame and maintain 4
uniform scale Of prices. Considerable
interest was displayed in tho move
lnotlt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
A Prosperous Bank.

The report of the First National
Eank. just made public. SHOWS that it
is in a most prosperous and stable con-
dition. Besides dividing a good share
of the profits from time to time it is
pilng up Il great surplus. 1t shows
lawful money reserve in bank. S13.3O9.5J,
and total resources Of S1.572. $685.: sur
plus fund, sl50,O00: undivided profits Of
S44,295.12, and individual deposits of
81 1if S1Ooo
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Election Next Tuesday.

On next Tuesday evening the annual
election Of officers of the Carbondalc
cycle club will be held. For president
George s. Eimball is unopposed. Each
Oftheother offices has number OF
candidates.. The election promises to
be an exciting one. Ten new appica-
tions for membership are on the board.
all being names of prominent business
and professional men of the city. The
ensuing year gives every indication of
being the most prosperous in the clubs
history.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
MINERS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE
A Fall at the Last Chance Colliery
Closes the Entrance of the Mine.

\ serious "avo-in occurred OF We'd
neSday N the Last Chance mine. east
of the city. mrriSoning nine mules.
ON Monday the roof OF the mine near
the opening fell in. Several men were
at work on Wednesday tmborinC In"
shaky place. Suddenly a large part of
the roof cam" down. shutting them
out from the entrance to the mine.
The few men at work found their way
with considerable difficulty through
some old workings ana thus got To the
open air. The mules remain in the
mine and it is feared that an opening
cannot be made in time to save them.
Men were set at work at once to clear
up the mass.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
VETERANS ARE GRATEFUL.
William Fl. Davies Post Veterans
Praise Hospital for Kind Treat

At the last regular meeting of Will
lam II. Davies post No. Isl. Grand
Army of the Republic. Department of
Pennsylvania. the veterans were moved
tn show. in Il public and substantial
way, their appreciation of courtcsies
extended to members of the post who
had undergone treatment in the Elmer
gcnry hospital of this city. The vet
Grams who have been patients there
have praised the institution and its at
tarheS most highly and therefore u
vote Of thanks tn the latter was passed
and tiv" dollars were donated to the
institution.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Diagram Opens Tonight,

1t Is evident thar all the high claims
made for the Metropolitan Male quar-
tetto are being accepted by the people
of this city, as the sale OF tickets has
been very satisfactory for the little cf-
fort made in that direction. Tonight
the diagram opens at rlark'S drug
store. turbondale's claim To high
musical tastes can he sustained only
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Has Delirium Tremens.

\ young man who is member of
Il we'll connected and highly respected
family of this city was an inmate of
the city Jail last night. where he had
been placed 50 he would not injurc
himself He was suffering tho torturcs
Of well developed ease Of delirium
trcmcnS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
A UNIQUE Event.

The Friday Evening Dancing class
will step to. the front next Wedncs-
day and sound the first gun of a COM
ing popular mode OF attire. They will
give a shirt waist dance and no mem
her of either sex who is not attired
in shirt waist will be allowed to par
iicipatc in the t"rpsichorean part OF
the evenings enjoyment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
AppoiMted EXaminer.

Professor Scott, of the Cayhondalc
Commercial Institute. has accepted an
appointment as cNamincy in short
hand at Spcncer's Business college in
Scranton, This viii not interfere with
his teaching at the local business col
le"e. loWC cr as he will complete
rs wort IN The Electric city by two
days attendance each week
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
A Delegate Once More,

owen LOTUS, of Seventh avenue,
one of the oldest conductors in this
section, and who is usually selected TO
/, present his fellow knights of the punch
at national conventions, departed for
St. Paul, Mimi. on Wednesday night
10 act as delegate To The national
convention of the Brotherhood of Rail-
luad Conductors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
MOTHER GRAY'S SWEET POWDERS

or thildlen Mother GRAY, ior years a nursc IN
!" 'bildren'S Homo IA New Npk, treated ,Eil.
dl,n snr"Sluly witt remedy now prcpalrI
a'' Wlccd in the 'hug slol,,. called Mothrr
GgaY's Sweet PONd'Is for 'hillr,u. Th,y wn
oeItain turo for tevcris'uyss, cmI,tip.tic,,
icallc'r, 'cahiug aui stomach di,prdci, ami
trp,r worms, At AL druggists. eIc Sample
zen. tREL. Miross Alien $ pm,iol. Leroy,
4
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Tonisht's Social.

This evening the newly formed
Clerks union viii make its bow in Il
social way, \ May dance will be given
IN the Burke building. and II is on
Irct"d that II larg" number OF friends
of the Salosmcn ana Sai"Swomen will
hc in attendance. Prof. Firth will pro-
vide the music.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10

Mis-. Peter Lippcrt has returned from
Milanville, Wayne county. where she
attended the funeral OF her nephew.
The little fellow was only four years
old. His father was cutting down Il
big tree. and. unnoticed by him. tho
little boy got within reach of it when
it fell and was crushed. death result
ing instantly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Returned from Convention.

Mosdumes Pierce Butler, j. Ammcr-
nj II. W. r. Nyo. NJ. q. Abbey. a. j..
thaifec and Misses Ncttie Bailey ana
I.ulu Foster have returned from the
Womons Foreign Missionary convcn-
tion at DunmOro.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Nav Go to Europe.

Henry Sahm is seriously contemplate
ing il trip to Europe this spring For
the past two years he has been en-
deavOrins to get away. but i'll health
has prevented linn. 1t is not at all
UNLIKELY now. however. that he will
shortly leave here for an extended vis-
ii tn the old country.
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Attended n Funeral.

Mr. and Mrs. George II. Tryun "f
Darlc avenue, were in Honesdalc yes
tcr,iay attending the funeral of Doro-
thy. the f"urtern-y yoar-nId daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Tryon. she was
a niece OF George II. Tryon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Meetings Tonight.

Poor board.
Junior Order United American Nc.
chan,cs.
Companions of the Forest.
American Legion of Honor.
United Mine Workers, Local No. SAL
The Royal Circle
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
ARCHIBALD.

Thomas WclIs, one of our most es-
tecmcd and highly respected citizens,
died at his home. the Mansion house
on Main street. at $50 O'Clock Nod
hcsday evening after few days ILL
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Has a Position in Scranton.

Charles McCann, lately local mana >
ger or the Scranton Truth, has ac-
ccpted position with Clarke Broth
ers, in scranton, lie begins his new
iuties today.
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Going to the Amoky City.

Mrs. +. j, MaXcy and son, Ray, win
leave in "a few days to join Mr.. MaXcY
who is located in Pittshurs. They have
been spending the winter with MIS-.
MaXcy'S mother, Mrs w. b. Scarles.
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st the high school this afternoon
George s. Kimblll will describe the
Passage of tho Fleet Behind Port
Hudson." aud THE Charge Of the
Black Brigade The public Is invited
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
On a Fishing Trip.

L.. ". Reynolds, f.. ii, May, Thomas
M"Mullen AMI George Simpkins went
ON a fishing "trip yesterday to Robin
sons rpul, They expected to return
10 town Thy. Etorning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Calpenters Will Smoke.

There will he special meeting and
smoker at the meeting rooms of Fed
cral union, No. I2O4, on next Monday
evening. An enjoyable time is bound
To be had by all members who attend
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Are Now in Force.

Mayor Fitzpatrick has signed the an
preparation and tax levy ordinances,
the first two measures To pass cOun-
ellis this fiscal year, and they are now
in effect.
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Mrs. MURRAY Surnrised

4 considerable gathering OF friends
IF Mrs. John Murray, of Birkett straet,
:endered Ecr surprise party al har
a"mN on "Wednesday evening. Prof.
Smith furnished music for dancing and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
Addressed Prayer Meeting

Mrs Newell, who represents he
Women's Baptist Home Mission So
ciety, addressed the prayer meeting at
the lierean Baptist church last sven-
iug.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10
A Tumor Removed

Miss Margaret Cannon Of seoieyvillc,
vino Was a former resident OF this city,
was operated on IN lie Emergency
hospital yesterday for tulnor.
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by giving these artists a full house.
The local management has assumed
big risk in attempting to handle such
a high-priccd company so late In tho
season.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-10

The Sons Of Temperance will give "A
basket social at their han on Wcdnes-
day evening. May -,
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Born.

10 Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Swan, Of
No. I, a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
Gives Rsaseas WHY

When the territory or state ae-
ecpted the above deed or grant, a.
did 80 subject 10 every proylso linn
igation. purpose or purposes The
condition located and built upon
are continuing auvs. and any change
from It's permanent location Was "a
violation - the terms of the dou1-
tion. stripped IL ~ part ~ the
consideration mentioned The Worl
permanent does NOS mean 90 or a.
years. otherwise the English lam
guaEe has changed ifs meaning A
party pleading the statute ~ limitH-
lions. aekuow hedges the weakness of
his title. About tsa9 the state can-
eluded II hai had title and went
before the legislature a. get II ft+
paired. No one EueH tn the tailor
shop 60 have a. perfect good pair ~
pants repaired one % the tras-
tees - the university accuees the -
sianderlng the states title enc cam
not Islander a title having no exist
enee cutlous indeed l. il not. that
this SELF appointed legal critic ahuuid
omit from his article the words ~
ihe territorial act "hn first executed.
etc. for university purposes. and
the additional nruviso iu the deed
and Tor no other purpose. As o
has been almost continuously used
for university purposes - for tn-
stance. a lmw school IN tf00-it D. pes
slhie that bad citizens ard tax
payers viii take No action until the
attempt y made 20 uss Il Tor purs
poses prohibited - ths above deed.
Il. n. RAi.LINGER.