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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15

to invest in ,torth Carolirl nd develop
he States rcsoG.-eS as TINS comp "
i wanted to do. snI he tno-.ant the -
| lroper after he third section had tet-l
stricken CT
! Senator Henderson stated that several
other comranies-onc in Mcchlcnburg, one
(, in Halifax and several othcrs-had tnc
! same powers this corporation asked. IN
der the constitution the Legislature has
! entire control over the CORPORATIONS il
charters. and = the General Assent IL
] believes that these corporations nov haze
toe much tower then their charters m
be amended even revoked. This kill
| had only sought = to give great poN,r rs
| becaus. that might stimulate and promote
, the enterprise. It's postponement might
| be taken as Encouragement TO this cap
:tal.
| Senator Morrison: Il Want~to discour
age all capital from coming into Nor h
/ Carolina and conde mining private properly
! for their own use and not for the public
good.
! Senator Morrison: That section has
been stricken out by the committee. and
the amendment TO that effect scceptcI
by the introducer.
! Senator Morrison: Il know that bat
l an afraid of a corporation that com -
! TO the Legislature and asks for such a
privilege as the right TO condemn priva Q
! property at will TO as sites for It's
factories
! Senator London This bill allows tire
company 20 condemn property for is
rramWayS and private railways and |
/ think it would he well for the bill TO lie
Considered further by the committed. He
doubted less some of the powers givt Il
we're too general to stand the test.
/ Senator Henderson: Its tranways
! and railroads Will tie public if built.
! Senator Travis thought the bill! too
broad and not specific enough. The rig.t
of eminent domain should be given on y
for building railroads TO be used publ c
. curriers'
Hes not a corporation IN the Senator s
county. Halifax. that power'
Senator Travis: Not that am aware. .
He WAS ready to restrict such powers if
any corporations had them.
Senator Morton amended Senator Morn =
sons motion TO have the bill referred 10
the Judiciary committee and asked th*
il be rereforred to CORPORATION Con
mittee for he considered Senator Morn =
sons motion reflection.
Senator Morrison dsclaiwed any refiec-
ton but accepted the amendment.
senator Henderson said in drawing Tie
bill he had merely tried to give the con
! pany the same rights that he bcliev,
some others had. He did not know tn;
the Senators had resolved. 10 begin cu
ting down the powers of corporations
hut he would Weld and consent for it !,
so to 4 con- mittce again. If the Senate in
tended to restrict the powers of corpora
lions he would act with them. but L
wanted this company to have as broad
charter as others had been getting ftl
twenty ycGrs. Tie bill was rereferred /,
the Corpora ton committee.
Senate Bill for the relief o, HoHar'
Fire Company. of Wilmington after c%
PLANTATION by Senator Morton, passed sec
ond and third readings.
{ Senate Bill 10 abolish office of stand
ard keeper in Northampton county, rasse,
second and third readings.
On moticn Of Senator Brown. the Senat
then adjourned until noon Monday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15
CONSTITITINEALITY OF I


Tie minority report was occaai0ned 10y
Il division of opinion in the special coz" -
mjtttv as 10 tie conStitutiOn1litv Of tea
bill, -AccOr!i ling to some, the Governor 3
term begins Jar. list, ard in that event
the incoming Governor would not get the
hC"c"t OF the increase. The general
ci,niOn however. seems to be that tn"
Germ does not begin until the Governor
eject IS inSt aIled IN office.
The committee stood 3 to > in favor a
he hiti M@ssTs. RCuatre", HAYES. a. .!
Robinson. Of Gniiford were tho majority.
amt NesSrs. Graham and Collins the lH;u-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15

Oh Friday. R"ures entative Iiay'r. &.
Chatham, subnittCd the report, winch =
favorable TO the bill. Mai. Grah"H- f.
Granville. gaze notice OF = ninori'E.t
pert which he wished 20 sIhmit IN va
i.g ard ha".' placed Oh record. II" :"'A'"
fer more, ri;r-.. UEtil Monday, betor" \"'
~ho,s!d bc .ai,t.n on the matter. Then %'-
sucd TIE rcthcr lengthy debate Ir:r''.
below. which resulted in the matter G"!n-
over 'mtll NrnGuy al 11:1o when ii VIII
be taken W. a. special business. Time
gill !tr 2ii0WcG for debat" until -
Hhen tn, vot" VII be taken. TIL N1I
give ;i:ne for tn" enrolment and ra'ltir"-
Tor 0r ;hc bill before the incoming Gov
,,.0;r ,SSr1reS Cft:I.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15
SENATE COMMIT
TEES APPOlN TED
tCOntinued from "rd page)


,ril5e, on Pensions.
c:rIcr, Of Duplim. sent in petition
for the incorpora ZION oc the village Of
Eo-o Hi. in DuYlin. Referred TO CON
.,.-;.,.c on Corporations.
III. rc3ort of special committee appoint .
,.I 10 secure an office for The Engrossirs
Cic.K. was submitted by Chairman Ca
l.&,:v He stated thai the Quart"rmas;
Us OIL: %. mad been placed at the dls2os:
cr .tf t,ngroesing Clerk. The other men
l.r- an his committee were Mcssr..
pu..v ..G Norphew
Carlton. Of DuDli.. offered reso!utjCl
f.. ,.,,,,t.r, ft,o s,Iiiocl matter Of bills an
resolutions 70 be stated in their title.
Referred
! Y. Whitaker. of Forsyth Introduced
= LII ~ facilitate Tie business Of tn
Cen.rai Assembly.
.......,.,,.,,.,c
$-''' " f''' ~ DIN ~
1,I' = Y ci,nns of Wake. introduced
Wat ,.. 1erhaus the most irnportar
,t,..-. n.ij Of he CAV. Ii provides for tn
REORGANIZATION of $50 geo for the benefit c,
.,l. ..ttl. schools Of rb,. State. Referred
g.. ,..,.,..,,It,,, ON Educa1ior.
~. ,.nar new Bills introduced. with
,..,..,... ~ their trainers arc az follows:
.,.,,i, g.. t;:.teS 10 regulate and sy5tc-
,,..ii... social procecaiaGy. Referred
I,~..,, 81 .Inxan,ler 10 Mace Annie
t..,IL r,oy Of t{n,,c 2,Dlisy on III,
...Ii 5>.f,..,od
), cooir for in. relief 9
Of 90 (, .-,h r,y;n.nt Y
{. =. ,,... .rcI
,.,,f,,, ~ n.,.lf-, ro secure The, free
,.....,,. ~ fish in tbe Cane Fear and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE.

Would quickly leave you. if you used
Dr. Kings New Lie Pills. Thousand. o:
sufferers have rTo"cd their matchless
merit for Sex and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health Easy to take,
Try them. Only - cents. Money back
If not cured. Sold by all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15
AN EDITORS AWFUL PLlGhT-

r. NJ. Higgins, Editor Seneca, llls..
News, was afflicted for years with Pile
that 10 doctor or remedy helped unit
ne tried Bucklen's Arnica Salve. II
writes two boxes wholly cured him. IT.
the surast pile cure on earth and til
best Save in The world. Cure Suaran
tced Only - cents. Sod by all drug
gists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

Having qualified al Administrators
Of III" estate OF {. ". icrraII. d.
ceased. motto" i hereby given that all
PERSONS holt!in4 claims against She
estate must present item for payment
en- or before I,ecemh"r l2th. 1901, or
this notice viii b" plead in b"r Of
their recovery. Parties inhnnted 10
the estate arc requested 10 make pay
mrnt.
BARNEY PEARSON.
1aNvkGWkS kdiuinis,ra;or
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15

\; New York Yesterday Cornelius a!
word .jr the former note teller OF the
FIRST National Bank. pleaded guilty /"
tmbczzling s7CO,HHO from the above named
hank
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15

\ superior lot of7pigs by fine young
Bo;!rS--'! ccu!n>ch g." an:t "Mrm-
arch. The t"o best strains 81 living
hnS> represented in this herd Sow :
III Pig. and Young I'oars and SnAts Of
AL ages. Scud 10 head4ua rtrrs ;nH
get the h"st. from tne Oldest and
largest herd OF Poland fhiuaS in thi
State. at OEe-half Western prices. Nd
dress. !. =. GRAY.
>burg, Va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15
IN THE SENATE.

I ! lively political colloquy at the open
I il.> ard a spirited debate on the powers
aLI privileges 20 be granted a certain
CcrICratjGn charG ctCri1ed yesterdays SEES
sion 81 me senate. Senator Gambler at
= HE. outset nr2cipitated d discussion by a.
, t2"a.t,nr 10 subsLantiate previous
, ,hurg, he had made against the Demo
t.a:i. ,ar:.. ',ut his effort resulted in
( Showing that there IS at least enc Re-
runlca,, IN The Senate who does not deny
tha; urrro rule existed in North Caro-
tna t~i0r 20 the Democratic victory CT
,2>& This men is Senator Marshall. OF
Sarfr lie tntCred into the discussion
. RACED h. :'oratcr Gambler vhereupcn
, - gator Morrison asked him the pointed
C:C.tiCn.
'Ua4. fhc Senator from Surrv claim
that fI,:" Ms 10 nero rUle in %olt II
, '#rl..El rrior to 1898?
! So~t:o~ M@rshall replied: 40. 10
= S.safar Morrison: did the Senator de
clal, ,,,cD the stump in the last campaign
! Dnac MORO rule did not exist in this
>.ta.,r 4rSfaE: mo, | Gidn t.
,~,if,.auI act Of the Senate va. IN
re-. ring to the Corporation committee
;hc .:u to amend the charter of Tire
Whit,i,., Reduction Company. Under this
hill 5hc corporation was given the right
10 rondo1rn private property for its tram
ways and railways, build and operate
stree. ..r lines in towns and to eNcr-
: els, ,fa.-r movers which the Constitution
allow. ,nr General Assembly TO grant
! COZ ~or4:inrs Senators Morrison. Lou
den .aI Travis considered tho bill so
SWee-,r,- pnd broad that they believed it
;hc ~ If wisdom for a committee - give
it furoh,r scrutiny and investigator and
afteY runring discussion he intro lucer
Ct The MI. Senator Henderson. ,t.cd"d
arc emitted the bill to 20 back To in"
| comm .t.cr On Corporations fey re. cytnli
patton
CALLED To ORDER.
Tn, >rrat> convened at eleven O'clock
Licut GOV. REYNOLDS in the chair. ard
j Rev, T. / Adams, O: tho Central Mctho-
dist cf,,rch offered prayer. journal of
y>5tcl iav vas read ard approved.
Senator Burroughs, OF Vance. stated
. tina h., YES absent when the vote was
taken -9sterdav on tho bill to increase
the Co orncI's s.alarr and desired to be
recorded us voting ay2. Without objection
this wa. gr"ntcd.
yETITIONS PRESENTED.
Senator Brown. a petition to prevent
the >2!~ Of |i'.r;Or near certain churches
in Cclunbus county.
Senator Warren. TO prevent sale of
":-:CT near The Methodist church 1t
HaVGlOc!l ~ Craven county.
SCHItar Thomas TO have Pleasant
Grove church Incorporated.
Senator SrciSht. to change corporate
limits of Whitak"rs
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15

The Green bank OF Paragould Ark.
las closed its dCCr.. There is 4 short
re OF $4,000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1901-01-15
SEN ATE OK CORPORATIONS.

\ iitil" political tilt starred by Scna-
Tor Gambler marked the opening OF the
senate. The Dill to amend the charter o.
The Whitney Deduction Company was re
referred 20 IL" Corporation committee
Thi: dill gives the corporation The right
10 condemn private property for its rail
read. TO build and operate street car
lines III towns and to exercise other pow
crs aiiOWcd b" the Constitution. Th.
seemed % several Of the Senators to be
los Of noWer 20 rive a corporation. au.l
they wanted it looked into very carefully.
This aCtiCn seems to Indicate the pol -
G.: Of 1h@ Senate On the question of cor
rCrat;CEs. They want 20 be liberal Iut
at the same time OF giving powers far IN
excess of III 2sc that could be enjoyed by
ar i:'lir;jlnl!.
The whole thing may be summed NJ
n The words OF Senators Morrison and
Travis during the course of the debate.
That the right of eminent domain should
re given to corporations only for build
ing railroads which shall be used as pub
tic carriers. and not exclusively for the
benefit o. the corporations involved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
RUsSIA's DOMESTIC TROUBLES.

HE RECENT
ms
the
others high places Discomfort
literature suggled into the country by the the
started win tax the utmost powers of the the police
o al e. 'front.' empire s mpro
hundred
public Petersburg further
FILTERED the University Similar demonstrations have reported
Authors Society of Russia composed of of the foremost of letters
n the empir
revolt is the most import
OF pied
youthful
of
Petersburg demon
of London and it is not
IS York that
be
he troubles
al houet o a sensational possible
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
THE CAPTURE OF AGUINALDo.s

a GUINALDO to
"A another
which frs seernedto
daring and Spectacular
slim body guard Even undertaking
and
Of
result the presidential election
kept
man Asunaao The Insurgents
removal or his malignant
in
surrender
governments by
to TO
bring home American Philippines
the of
be h
ar1nybu
men win need portion Of the the
TO the
Philip
parnen expenditure
the preceding the Spanish
question with AguinaIdo an interesting
a
considered
Islands considered
ef independent
oh To him
To e beginc
able would
he might be found position with furhc
rosof
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
FLATS VS.. RELIGION.

of
recent address a
o its nts ueligiOu
initiates against religion In all
the fact bee
a
priced is looked upon a
that the
in
the other
It's
to
Insists pIayin a
ahardn keepin e a
snauho of
dropping OF When
dbeats janior
gets
arch I from the most well meaning lips
the T}ev.M cC o ia ring
only the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
THE sECRETARY's ADVICE.
Gage Refused to be Worked by the
Confidence Man.
Saturday Evening Post-)

Saturday Evening Post-)
Secretary of the Treasury Gage is a
benevolent looking person and has
such a genial manner that confidence
men occasionally attempt to work him.
in his case are deceptive. The other
day the secretary was warmly greeted
near the door of the treasury by a
Well-dressed man of middle age. Mr.
Gage, assuming at first glance that
the strange was one of the multitude
he has met in Washington and whose
names he cannot hope TO remember
returned the salutation and shook the
hand held out to him.
L trust you Will pardon me, Mr.
Secretary" the man began. but / rep
resent a London illustrated newspaper
which has commissioned me to obtain
a set of photographs of your country
seat. Have you any objection to my
taking few views there?"
None in the world" answered the
secretary. amiably 'if you Will tell me
where my country seat is. 1 never
knew 1 had one
"Ah.' exclaimed the stranger, IT
must have been misinfOrmed. Then
would you consent to my taking some
pictures of the interior of your man
sion in Washington
With all the pleasure in life, if
there were any house in the city that
1 could call my own. I live in a rented
dwelling and my landlord has notified
me that must get out of that in d
few weeks"
In spite OF his air Of assurance. the
stranger began to look embarrassed
Drawing a trif1e nearer to Mr.. Gage.
and dropping his voice several degrees
he said:
The fact is. Mr.. Secretary, / am a
little short of funds this morning
There are two leading publishers in
London who are owing me Gnoney. and
l thought possibly that you, as a.
banker and business man, could advise
me how to proceed"
l should think your best plan would
be TO draw on your debtors"
Quite so. But you see il costs a
good deal to send the advices by cable"
That is true. Under the circym-
stances you had better send your mes
sages collect "
of course, of course" BY this time
the insinuating stranger was beginning
TO mop his brow. There again. how
ever, am confronted by a little diff
Guilty. The cable company has refused
to send both dispatches collect "
Has it?" asked the secretary with A
look of real concern. We'll, then. my
friend, il seems to me that you are re-
duced to a single course of conduct
send one dispatch collect and get your
money from that; out of the proceeds
you can prepay the other
And with a bow and a smile Mr.
Gage disappeared through the swing
lPg doors of the treasury building
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
SALARIES OF SUPREME JUDGES.
New York Jurists Receive Very High
Stipendiary Emoluments.
LAW Notes.

=
LAW Notes.
A list of the salaries of the Judges of
the higher courts in the various states
of the Union. compiled by c. d. Mer-
rick OF West Virginia is interesting
Leaving on one side the judges of the
supreme court of New York, in New
York county, who receive 1900 annu-
ally, and the Brooklyn judges. who re-
ceive $4,000, the highest salaries are
paid TO the judges of the supreme
cOurf of the United States and the
court of appeals of New York, who re
ceiVe $4,000. with $500 more for the
chief Justices.
New Jersey gives her chancellor and
judges salary of 5000 PennsrI-
Eania,s supreme Judge receives s., 600,
the chief Justice IS. 500. Michieau paws
her supreme judges $1,000; Massachu-
sets, $500, with $500 more for the
chief justice. California's supreme
Judges get $4,000; Rhode Islands s.. 500
Four states consider 5000 enough to
pay their highest judges-Colorado. IL
hnois, Kentucky, Minnesota-and Mis-
souri,, Nevada and Indiana allow
them $4,000 -Four thousand dollars is
the salary in Connecticut, Iowa. Mon
tana, North Dakota, Ohio, Texas and
Washington.
In Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia. Del
aware, Florida. Maine, Maryland. Mis-
slssippi, New Hampshire, Oregon and
tennessee the salaries range from
$500 TO $4,000. Below the $1,000 line
tall the incomes of the judges in Idaho.
Kansas, Nebraska, North Carolina.
South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah.
Vermont Virginia. West Virginia and
Wyoming.
II thus appears that the salaries are
highest in the great commercial states
OF the east and the upper Mississippi
valley, and are least in the southern
ana extreme western states-except
California
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
PART OF HIS SPINE GONE.
Miraculous Surgical Operation That
May Save Boys Life.
(New York Journal.

New York Journal)
Surgeons will consider it almost =.
miracle that young Weston Shaw lives
after a section of his spinal cord and
three broken bones of his spine have
been removed by an operation.
The boy lies at his home in Inwood
l.. 1. Six weeks have passed since the
remarka bic operation which was per-
formed on him by DR.. NJ. +. Lee Of
Inwood Yet Shaw lives. Necessarily
he is paralyzed below the point of sec
ton of his spinal cord and he suffers
pain 50 intense that he is kept con
stantly under the influence of morphia
But. when. free from the narcotic. his
mind is clear. Besides, his appetite is
good, his functions are normal and he
has no fever When he IS free from
pain he talks cheerfully and hopefully
OF the days when he will be out again
Even if he survive, Shaw can never
work, paralysis of his lower extrem-
tiles will be permanent.
Shaw is Is years old. On Jan. IS
last he fell twenty-five feet from a
roof, on which he was working in Far
Rockaway. He struck the frozen ground
on his back and broke three of his dor
sal vertebrate. The force of the fail
drove the broken bones into the spinal
cord they enclosed, crushing and sever
ing it.
Shaw remained in the hospital eleven
days, then DIR. Lee took him home III
an ambulance. Then, as the last chance
to save the boys life, he performed the
unique and vastly dangerous operation.
Said DR.. Lee
4 don't know of a case like this in
the history of medical science. The
case of Walter Durye8, who lives with
a broken neck, becomes nothing COM
pared to this. / am arranging to put
him in plaster cast to hold his back
right. 1t is dangerous now as a. little
twitch might end his life at any time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
A PARENTS PETITION.
Changes in Arithmetical Problems
Asked by Springville Father.

(Springville Independently
It is told on the O. t. in Springville
educational circles that one of Profess
sor- Eggertson's assistants in the pub
lie schools received the following let
ter from a complaining parent,
Sir--WilI you please for the future
give my boy sum easier sums to do
at nite2 This is what he brought
home two or three mites back. If
fore gallins of bere will fill 81 pint bot
ties. how many pint bottles Will nine
gallins flip Well we tried and
couldn't make nothing out of it at all;
then my boy cried and sed he didn't
dare go back in the mornin without
dom it. So we had to send and by a
nine-gallin cask of here. which we
could III afford to do. and then We
went and borrowed a lot of wine and
brandy bottles. Well, we emptied the
cask into the bottles. then counted
them and there was 10. and my boy
put that sum down for an answer. I
don't believe this was rite. tho. for I
think the old man drunk on the rode
home.
p. S.-PIease let the next sum be
in water, as 1 am not able to by eny
NOR bere."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
Her Name More Than She Could Rear

tCh1cagO Chronicle)
Mary WotOWaWeitZ attempted suicide
Yesterday because her name had proved
a drawoack in the social circle in which
she mingled. She is employed as a cigar
maker. For some time past her friends.
VINO We're unable to pronounce her name
nave called her Mary Walsh. and tile
iact that she had an alias proved on her
mind 10 such an extent that she became
inelancholy. To make matters worse her
lover ceased his attentions and She
ascr!oed her loss of his affection TO hex,
WOtowaweitz purchased 10 cents worth
or carDolic acid and swallowed il in her
room. She was taken to the county hos
plJaL, where ii was ascertaine,d that she
mad swallowed enough Of the poison to
cause death. She. regretted her action
and says that she viii try to live down
her name. or change it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
England's Expense For Troopships

tChtcago Record)
14Nerpooi--The close Of the financial
year OF the Liverpool Steamships com
pahy draws attention to the amount OF
revenue derived from the vessels char
1sren by the government troopsships.
- ne Cunard line occupies this foremost
posIuon IN this regard, the amount Noted
lD.S5lhs considerably over 100000 (s2. SEQ CON
ne Auranla has been Ia the government
service SINCE the commencement of hoa-
uLtiSs, the company being remuDarsteg
- tne rate OF $4,000 a month Before
she Is hnaliy released the company viii
nave received her value twice over The
mite star company's earnings from, the
"a ne Re, source are estimated at over $50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-29
SOCIETY NOTES.


The Sons Of the American Revolution
viii give a reception and ball Thursday
evening. April IS This viii be the an
nuai entertainment of the society. and
will be given in cOmmemoratiOn Of the
battle of Lexington.
g s. .
The Darlington club gave A delight
fui hop last evening at the Ladies
Literary club. This was the last hopof
the series. and was attended by all the
member.
o /. /.
Miss Jennie Bishop. who spent the
past two years with her sister, Mrs M.
r Cunningham, ia this city, departed
for her home in Illinois over the Union
Pacific last evening.
o a
Miss Ruby McCord of Illinois is max
ing a prolonged visit With her friend.
Mrs. Ella Cumming Wetzell. in this
city, being on her way home from an
extended tour on the coast. Mrs. Wet
zelrs many friends Will be pleased to
know chat she is on the high road to
recovery, after a very serious Illness
% q -
A special business meeting of the
officers of the Mothers congress Will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Exponent Office in the
TempletOn building