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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-23
MISS CATHERINE MCGUIRE,
Wagon er, /. L.

.sI,ing as best man. Miss Jean Gregg ana
@smsnaan. fdsare rier and H p,iassm:'S %: :ne
r,shon bearers INA Helen foitsr the rias bearer.
ss; saa a- ~'s sns ssia 1 .s:a d; a.p. ssss"s soI ,s ssa
hong IN kansas tity. Miss scnnur was queen
Visus to his settlement in Kansas City.
Mer. married Tuesday evening at the home OF
tive 'ises s', sna In ,n MAIL street: n the presence Q, r.I.;
i,oehor Wsity performing the After
Ss isi' On a ,%fssP' to o% mai and Il. II" i. ss'l es;g d: ssi
i~S AnEsi.s. Where they viii reside
charlie. % +. Dewey Of Of 1 1en.r. A1ns c,s s'ev ~,I1 , :as
place at re home OF the bride next "Wednesday
CITY :sr som mn. tilSs .nd o nas c anse h. In IsSsTsSa
Sh.le MT Dewey Is . newspaper man In the
Tuesday. and many Joplin people attended the
Wear. Frank Matthe.s. Fred LAwdett Howard
lers. VIII Moore and Ed Pearson. Misses Ger
5rude and Bsss;s hosinsoa, Ida sande,on. Hal
Ter. Tracey Payfair, Roger Bennett. James
Young. W Il shepherd. Root. Prank Lennsn
Miss Gertrude Eobirson entertained the rwen-
,:sss cfs sss, W " .or cISS vs Me1r,s .i,sTnoen.
ning favors. Mrs. frances Carey Lbby Of Chi
'. TRe Wa mys Tic S Ssra q c, sSno va. entertained by
Mines. Brice AID charles Montgomey Monday
s scfsiR %srs ct r sas b ser ar. Of ! M 4. MMI I'1':%. e. a. &;
y: H. Kssiy Those INVITED were Afes.r. ana
] II. Foreman. J. W. Newstate. A. A. Carey.
Robert Thornton G. II. simmons. W L. Arons.
L.aryon. Frank Myers and Mines. I. n Dennie.
l. Il: Williams and 4. Clymer. Misses Nevstate.
Williams and Dennis and Messrs. Blair and
Mrs. Harry Klnssbury gave a lawn whist party
Thursday afternoon at her country home near
Joplin. The quests included: Mines. whitney,
ovsbav. Webster and Spencer Hutchinson Of Car.
thsse. Dan Wenrtch. II. A. Johann. B. ~. Robin
Il Earnhill. l.. e. Craig. J. +. Tedtord. Charies
Rariie'. George Viewer. Peter Christman. z. n.
Wells. Biarcsard. Howard Ball. Mary Heinrichs.
VIII Hacker, Henry Campbell. 4, r. Snyder. L
Arnold. r. +. Ya,tin. Will Cleveland. viii Por-
ter. o. l.. Royse. J. d. rifer. T. q. Wear. W. W.
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SOCIETY IN MISSOURI
and
NEIGHBORING CITIES,
kansas City, jefferson City, sedaia, st. Charles, Hannibal, Joplin,
the Two Sprmgfelds, Mat toon, Alton, Edwardsvlle
and Vincennes, Ind.

Ts!sh i. IL: i ,s sSs.. ss s ::S:'i S,. ssss: ;S,,s ssi I'M.
Mas: .ss,. Fi XII. i::sIs G bsl,T,eh M; M:, MMs MAJ cos
Barrett. Katherine Bowling. 4: ". Cohen. Lyoia
I,rkin. Ami. pwyer Msmi. Dwyer. MARY
Session and Ms. j. j. Bo~ies and Mrs. James
Mrs. Frank II. so.ey entertained Wednesday a,
her home in Paimyrs In honor OF her sistef-in-
xmons the Aa anes,s !" v ss~s M1s Of 'e9err 1,n Sh,g.
NJ. 4 IL ssilWel and Mrs. John 4: Knott OF
Mr., bora Sanders Of sheibyriile. 80. is visit
,Mrs. Geo A. coe u Kansas CITY is the CUES,
0f M Mss' Mar +. Poriins. On =. South sids, T..
The guest Of Miss Anna R-ddsn. in CHESTNUT
Mr.. 4, H; Marvin has returned to her home in
NJ. .,, T r T. chGTaIPs has returned from a visit
Mr.; y k.u p; I; s.s 4 H. sl ; AIN. in Ess;i1s:.n; l..
for cspsn Si,y; cole: to ST. ms e
Tor saiida- Colo. TO visit her brother. James
Mr.. EI,sga,:ick returned from a Frana:ort.
Miss Nell Markell OF PALMYRA is the CUES, Of
her grandparents, Colonel and Mrs. Rufus z
Mrs KAT. Thomas Of she,s,na. Mo. is visiting
in Frnnfieft. No: returned home w.anesa:y
Ars. J. Beskett and daughter. Miss Mary,
~dersarted Thursday morning for Sheibina 10 visi;
Mrs. Doctor Rrseg.
MT. J. y. Duncan contemp,ates a visit to
friends in Clarence. No.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frce,s yisitet, Iou.sisna
Mo. last week.
Mrs. Charles poud. departed TUESDAY for Bur-
IrGton. Ia. where she will visit friends.
Mr.. Terrell Brown ara Miss Annie She, were
married wedn..dsy afternoon. the Reve,ens n. J.
Mclaughlin officiating.
Mrs. ]. q. McCouFhan and daughter. who have
heen the guests of the Reverend and Mrs. ]. II.
Malcolm. departed Wednesday morning for their
home I'm Durango, Mex.
Robert I. Hunter Of McAlisser, l. T. and Miss
Kate r. Csmeny. dauehter OF NJ. and Mr.. Elisha
Cameny. were married at the home cf the brides
Parents Tuesday morning. The Reverend H. c.
Garrett performed the eremony
Misses Lavinia Craft and Elizabeth Knott are
attending q house party at the home OF Miss Gen.
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SPRINGFIELD, MO.

srecIsl Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Springfield. June n--Judse and Mr. {. p.
c csHsss M and ~ Mr.. n and i Mss! Arch rel Dc ems and
family nave returned from an outing on the Cur
Ms Alice o'D.y has returned from St. Louis:
Miss Emily ottsrson Is !!i.itine in 81. Louis.
-, ni's Alice Hershey is visiting friends in Gin
The Rockne Chair Club was entertained BY
Nj. and Mrs. william II: Godtri.d entertain
s.o. S!np ,ss R ss.: ~ssk a., S.H E,s AND d M Mso, W. M +
ma mr.: p 6; lone; and ,n the Misses F5.nss:
Miss Fannie Jacobson. who has been the guest
81 sSr n n.@ b aSs: II HIT r.a,c SeP so Tuerday evening
Miss Alma Campbell Of Texas 10 the guest of
IN .. lie guest: Of Sr,. Z. Z. kBoSSerson fcr
the GUNNER with hi: parents. Mr.. and xEn. i.
N; &c: cs:vsns departed for the East
W ir.s. Gwen: s:p:Is.di Tuesday for Col
,u Mis: NJ 3. I e 1r. Z. c vii g to fS, :raD.. t n &c 6.
cs M,s: S S.p:!.. s,el T:.. ass &! s.' cAl s'''s Of Drn''
cr Mr.; an. ~ xd Nm; 1 HlSs :, nil psI,n. SSs chap ro.a =
ersnins' ffSo:: prs:sss ..5s: ai::s: s ssasss
; sas ..1 R..-n n;.'. ,i A,.s' R sSss.ssa; 4 k.;h.l sas
HoiSrook. May and Lucy WsddiI.. Francs Berry
OF 81 LOUIE. AIN SampDel OF IexAs. CJfe
Hsrtin. PM .josn:.on: Fr.nt Miiii:m.. Tom
Kearney. Gordon Richardson. VIII Updegran.
GUY Richardson. Carl Eaton, George Booth,
Clyde Biesett. Row Peacher. Eugene Heer, Fan
Mr.. Lee Holland snserssinsa at luncheon Mon
cay Nu. =. +: Robberson. Mrs. J. {. Cnvens
Professor and Mrs- r. A. Hall celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary Monday evening.
They were tine rectpients OF many presents.
Punch vas cispensed BY Miss Elmer Hall ard
Mis- Emma Robords. Refreshments were served
by Mis- jamie Abbott. Miss Mary Tent Misc
yeni-.e Kenton. Mss Jessie Smith AMI Miss Mary
tea Fi,dsy 4 honor q ~ Curtis sti Bssxon' Gov
err were laid fer Mn. Dixon, Mn. James Blythe.
Mia Nsy Pafterson. Mis- Ida Dixon end Aiss
Siss ia Blood entertained Monday evening I'm
honor Of Miss Lowreuna Lowrey Of Ash Grove.
Nisses <revteve and Aignon L. Compt. Mary
and Beulsh Kersey. and Sfsssrs Sam Ro:er.
fort and Harold Chamberlain.
Ms Carrie Babcock Of sedalia 10 the guest Of
4iss Chet1e Pentxer.
MIS- Adah Pitts has returned to her home IN
Mn. Anna Parsons has gone to Keokuk. r.,
o. VISIT 10 her. daughter Tor the summer.
Misses 0aco 6hadbrun. Tot Benton, Virxinia
ard Donald. Campbell Feacher. WALKER Wrieht,
John Rice. Willie Aack and Claude Wri3ht.
chaperooed b. Mr.. and Nrs. Guy Vinto. formed
s.2efty Who sn5oysd . picnic at Dclng Park
Wa. :. fusd,.so. ....r..,n.a :, ..,a. nj
GAY afss.nose nmss. Henry ochnesdef, Harry
ceopsf' >. AensIey. E1nA A. chan6eEa Jos
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and Mrs. W. 8. johnson.
Js:kson. Miss. to visit relatives here.
Mss Nina Williams has returned TO her homo
he 81 sisi aSa'; M after &. 'p r. n as.ns sas week here with
The Thimbie Club was entertained by the
Mss Lnneraann Friday evening at their home
M,ss Eieao,a Ys:sr. one Q, our school teacher.
Will attend the summer srt senooL
sion o. art teacher at Underwood College Tor
home @s' II ave %sst Ay 1eaee.c sa's ssl.ss rh is'sSs; =. .ts her
E nSIn' u p5o Sr M,s games Ssrs pl'y .d End Psiars
Else sssosneich Alice schoensieh. Loiiis Rode..
%s1m; Alma s,SmseI. Helen s,ambsIs. Blanche
sifger' am eaa s. H :. wiri Sss'sre + Ay e. c s.ir cSs.
Jack s%chrieher and D.. V. Hussey.
in y: Louis after a visit to friends in 81.
Trofcssor f. A. Schubert departed mi. week
sr colam6Is. where he attended The state
Music Tsach..r, Assse's;ien: He will 60 to
Mis-. oIs, D:sd' entertained friend. w.dn..::
and Clark ssrss:s The evening wa: spent In
'air.' Ape Almond a% ens.r' aaa fan she Ladies,
Enshre Club at her home In West Jefferson
M, i. Bodc: second. silver spoon. Ms.
Miss LYDIA Gut was tn have entertained the
si.'esa Club saturday evening. but the meeting
Gut will entertain the club June ..
The children OF the Baptist Sunday school had
south cf town
Tho closing exercises OF the Sacred Heart Con-
vent took place privately Thursday morning. An
no graduates this year.
Miss Marie Ferguson Of Alton. ILL.,. IL a quest
orss. Charles relatives and friends.
Miss Roseiie Ianius Of PALMYRA Is VISITING Ms,
Adeita Prongue for q few days.
MES Asn.s Fox Is spending Q few days with
M and Mr.. W. r. Acheipohi returned en-
Wecnesday evening from ST. Paul and Mime.
the past ten days. ~
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NATION, HI.

Special Correspondence OF The Sunday Republic.
Mrs Monte Scott OF Fort Worth. Tex. Is Q
Mrs G. A.: Coson is visiting in Indianapolis
with Mrs. Kit Afford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l. Kenny entertained
THURSDAY e.enins in honor of their cotton
Miss Edith Gochenour gave q tea, Thursday
evening for her guest. Miss Angie Owens. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hopkins gave a dinner
party at their suburban home Thursday evening.
Mrs. George b. Swan Is visiting in Lockport.
Professor and Mrs. B. F.. Armitage Of Mon
mouth are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 3.
Sadie Gaus OF Helena. Mont. have returned TO
their respective homes after visiting Miss Ber-
Miss sadie Mflar Of Dallas, Tex. 10 visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Ailar.
Miss RhodA Conner Of Milwaukee. wis.,, IL
summering In the city with relatives.
Mrs. Ed. Hall has returned 10 Indianapoj:a
Ind. after visiting Mrs. Alonzo Hall
{ Miss Nell Schenck IL visiting In Mason CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace W. Clark entertained at
prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Tfllotson and
Mrs. Z f Ea~sra 4 r04 crais rn ana fI Docsor Harry P1' Tiilo y
Mrs. Mayme Beatty Leland of New York
er M,.s n TngTsdTy to visit Mr.. Winnie JoFd.n:
Ms. Dora Gale and children. OF AsheviIis. N.
Mrs. Frank b. barr entertained At whise Sat-
Nj. ana MIS-. c. E. Blood gave . prosresav.
s ssssor ! nsTsy M a0n 3D. F.. sv xn%ss.t !. 81 oso Sos Ss Pr.
Grant q Huf.io. Ny. .snd. he ssssisnaa:s
PIE e, by Rank "a; cef SEcsi e. cOHf Sss sss.r..a nun
Fort Scott. KaS.
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Miss Bessie n. Burkhart CT Mexico. No.. has
been visiting friends in kirkwood the past week
Miss Lynne Thoroughman Of Ferguson - rSct-
ing her sister. Mrs. r. g. Hereford. OF spanish
Lake.
zone to Suwanee. Tenn
Miss E,oise Bristol Of Webster Groves has r.
tuned home from Kalama roo and will remain ,or
the rest Of the summer
Mia Ciara Nfayrer gave a birthday party TO her
home on the NcKnight road last Monday even
ing. The guest. included: Mr. and Mrs Jones.
NJ and Mr. Walter Olderworth. Mr. and Mrs.
Wiiliam partels, Misses Bertha and Hattie Eck!e-
kamp. Eertha Herboth and Messr<- irwin Hohday.
Refmau.
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, evieve Beatty In Kansas City.
Mr.. Will Nerlich 10 visiting in Kansas City.
Mrs. Charles Keltering has returned from q visit
4IEees Lillian Graham and Anna Schnizlein at
tended tie Baptist Young Peoples Convention at
Nexfca No.. last week.
Miss Lottie Lear Of La Belle. No.. 10 the guest
Of her aunt. Mrs. r. L Anderson.
Mrs.. E. d. Warren returned TO her home In
Atoka. I. T.. Wednesday morning, after an ex-
tended visit to her parents. Doctor ana Mrs.
George H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Logan ente-tained the
Whist Club At their home on North Sixth street
Tuesday evening.
Nrs. J. J. Bourn visited 81. Louis Tuesday.
Miss Edith Branham lie tho guest Of friends In
81. Louis.
MT. Phil Knighton departed Thursday for Des
Noines. Ia. to visit friends.
Mr.. j. 7. Nelson has returned from Memphis.
Tenn.
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Ill.

Social Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
springfield. ILL.,. June Z--Tne last meeting OF
the Monday knlbroidery Club was held this
week at the home OF Mrs. s. A. Snow. y lunch
con was served by the hostess. who was assisted
In entertaining her guests by aEles. Underwood
and Harrington.
A luncheon was given Tuesday afternoon by
Hrs Birchell Warren Of Ncw Berlin. Her guests
we're Springfield iaaiss; ara Included Mrs: Harry
Hampton. Mrs. H. X. Wener, Ms. John q. Lam
phier. Mrs. De Witt Smith. Mrs. Lloyd ninth.
GA Horace Virgins. Mrs. George y. Black and
Warren.
Members Of the wogren's Foreign Missionary
Society. OF the Second Presbyterian Church Were
entertafned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs ]. r.
nyinkerhon. The subject of the afternoon was
MISSIONS in South Africa and Mexico" At tne
conclusion OF the me stins luncheon was served
by the hostess.
Miss Chloe Ishrnael entertained sixty OF her
friends ruesday evening at her home In honor OF
the young lady's cousin. Miss Emma Mayes Of
joyed.
Doctor and Mrs. c. II. Hill celebrated the sixth
anniversary of their marriage wednesday even
ing. large number Of guests were present.
Mis- Edith Paren England gave several r~eaii,.s.
and ArSl @. c. Smith a.d Miss Jalia Lloyd
tang. a literary game was participated IN. nrst
prize being captured by Mr.. c. c. Smith aud
the second priH. by Miss Lloyd
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M1ss Mandy.
Here Is an original love lyric from the
pen Of a sable genius:
What time I see Miss Mandy
NJ heart des run a race:
No gal In all de country
Got SIGH a shiny face!
b wear de bigges' earrinrx
Ell each shine lax a star:
In wen she put her foot down
You heah de airth shake dar,
NO foot on de plantation
Kin NIL Miss Mandy's track.
Sne beat de whole creation
def race 80 shiny-black!
Atlanta Constitution
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Miss Mae Armstrong 10 entertaining Miss Clara
NJ. Gray II California. Mo.
Miss Nellie Rurtridge. Accompanied by Mrs. +,
The summer.
Miss Ethel Christian Of Cariinville Is the guest
az Mrs. Dorothy W. Boswell Of State street
MIS- John Duncan has gone to Seal Harbor.
Ne, for the summer
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Sheppard. Ernest McAfes. X. n. Ansl'nger. J. L.
Dunpny, LOUIS Laphan. Water truss, Hunter
Williams. kilharn. Parker. :. 4. bradley. r. :.
Shndorun. Mobcriy. Ho.;y lie Compt. J. Il.
Tower. William RienhoI, =. l.. C1st.iio. PRANK
Bennett. V. IA. Myers. -. NJ. Dinenderfcr. Mar
Annie ana Edna Abbott and Lillian Campbell.
Miss FLORA Glenn departed Thursday for he.
Rome In Sedalia. after a visit to Mrs. Charles
kahrs.
Mss Virginia lsbe, has returned from Kansas
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JOPLIN, MO.

SPECIAL Correspondence OF The sunday Republic.
Joplin. June z--An important social event Il
The week was the maria: sc II Siias L. s-ycer Of
kenses City and Mas Nayrae sch1ur. cacsh'er
q MH. and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schnur Of Ssr-
Geant avenue. this city. last Wed.sesiay. The
Revere 4. . B. Wely OF the Presbyterian c1Irn
estdss parsatsL Miss Nancy 0eddes acting a.
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EDwARDsVILLE, ILL.

Special The Sunday Republic.
Edw6rdsviiie. H.. June z2.-Nr. and Mrs. Percy
Wiiiiems are expected tonight from 81. Louis @
visit her parents Doctor and Mrs. II. T. Wharf,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bosrchenstein DEPARTED
yeaserday FOR a visit In Chicago.
Miss Carrie Wolf IL entertaining Mss Naudo
White Of Sc. LOUIS.
Mrs.. E. f. Eilwood has gone to Dera. II to viste
her daughter. Mrs. Hampshec- wife OF b. X.
Hampsher Of the Decatur Herald.
MIS-. l.. ~ Lax Is spending q week with relo-
Mrs: John Lamb Of Jerseyville IL a guest
Mrs. Harry Kirkpatrick at the 81. James.
Mrs Frankie Mansfield - 81. Iolis IL visi0b8
her mother. Mrs. p. r. Wheeler.
Mrs Mary Borman IL at Moberiy. 40. a guest
Mr. Julia Mckee has for guests sir. and Mira
De Reimer Of Spokane. Wash.
Mrs j. N Mckee Is at Beardstown visiting
Mrs. n. 8. Nix.
The parriase Of Miss Florence Brink to Mr.,
dav.
Courtiand Bradshaw has returned from Lex
inston. KY. where he was enc Of \ house party
Of twenty-four guests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-19
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-19
SPEAKER SEES LEADERS.
Henderson Confers on House Or
 sanitation,

Washington Special to Chicago Tribune.
 General Henderson, who will De the Speaker of the House of RepresentatiVes' arrived here this afternoon and LOOK pos pos session of his rooms at the Normanule. The Speakers family did not acconp2asIS him. his wife being on visit in CalIIoI- mia. and Miss Henderson, his daughter' Is in Italy, completing her muslcai stu, d;es. General Henderson looks We,I, anu his visit to Europe apparently bcncllted his health. He said he had not summoned the leaders of the House to conIer With him about the Speskership or the pro gram for the winter, but that nS was there and would be glad to see all Wno wished to talk with him on pubic qus ticns. It is well known, however C,tt sil,,l there will be no contest, and that Gen. eral Henderson will be reelected "i'Aou' opposition ,, 1
 The organization of the House will ne a simple matter this year. compareu "itn i this duty when the new SpeaMlit noliticaI chosen, or when there Is po'l oI', tIS ,tI on change in the complexion or tne tne,, rnoT
 House. General Henderson VIII reap point the chairmen of the committees a organized during the last Cohsr ess. s a'N where Republican chairmen Wer; Werisi'oan n member will, in almost every ts e Pgairs be appointed. This condition 9i Iahnrs will simplify to a great extent tne laoOI of the Speaker. and there VII .DeA,,ts De u ht artburnings caused by disappoi"'ilie''' over committee assignments ,.,.,, o,,a
 The coming session will be a busy one, and, while General Henderson 1eoisIef fioD discuss the character of the e,rnpr that will be enacted, there ls tLe and well-def1ned sentiment that NJ will be no tariff legislation; ts1oS tnat snd araguan canal will be autnorll1SiTII, SiII,,, Si1e ha that something will in all propaottaa'xxys ta xss oe done to reduce the war revenue n,,hii,
 1t is expected a great many PN'iAs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-19
xx.x,a.axsxx*uxx,x xxa.xxxxSxxE.
Letters to The Editor.
THE IsBELL ESTATE.
An Error Corrected in Reference to
 Its Administration.

An Error Corrected in Reference to
 Its Administration.
 Selma. Ala, Nov. IS. 1901. Editor The Advertiser:
 The Talladega special in your Saturday issue referring to the suit against the executors of the estate of W. P. Arm strong. containing a possible reflection that you will give space to statement of the. facts as I know them: The Isbell College borrowed of Capt. R. H. 1sbell $10,000, for which the Talla- dega Presbyterian Church issued their bonds. mortgaging the college property. portion of these bonds. The balance of the bonds were used by Captain Arm strong, as executor of Captain Isbelrs estate, in settlement of portion Of the debts of Captain Isbell, and all the bonds are now owned by purchasers for value. It was Captain lsbelrs intention to have these bonds redeemed out of a legacy of a like amount provided for in his will, and his executor was so in- structed, but his executor was also in- structed to pay all his debts, which. of course, take precedence of all legacies. After years of struggle with compli- cated assets of the 1sbell estate. from which he hoped to realize sufficient funds to meet all obligations. Captain Arm strong died, leaving the Isbell estate as he found 1t, .insolvent, and now, when the owners of the bonds ask the Isbell College for their money. of- fering a most liberal deduction from their just claims. the Board of Control of the College enter suit to be relieved or this obligation made from money bor- rowed, and spent upon improvements on the property, and upon which no inter- est has been paid for years.
 A G. Parrish.