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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
KOnOr.ROII of Dawson Public Schools.

Minda Hawkins, Minnie Black, Mag
gle Hood, John Crouch, Mamie Dean
Gertrude Rauch, Willie Adams, Mary
Littleton, Nellie Fargason, Annie M.
Christie, Lillian Roberts, Kinch Walk
err, ]. T. Raglan, jr., Tryphosa Black
Mary McCarty, Berta Standby, Gussle
Lee, Jimmie Speller, Emma Wooten'
Louise Standley.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
A Gard Of Thanks.

We desire to express our thanks to
the people of Parrott for their kind
sympathy and help in the recent ill
ness and death of our husband and
father, Jno. II. Lamar. We shall al
ways remember their Kindness with a
deep sense of gratitude. We cannot
express our gratitude in words, but
can never forget your sympathy in
word and deed, and beg for you the
blessings of God.
MRS. J. T. LAMAR AND FAMILY.
PARROT, Ca, February II, 1901.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
DAWSON DAIRY FARM.
Its Capacity Has Recently Been
Increased.

The capacity of the Dawson Dairy
Farm has recently been increased by
the addition of several fine cows, and
the manager is now prepared to
supply larger number of Gus
toners than ever before with pure
Jersey cream and butter. Under
the management of Mr.. Jas. f. Dug
gan, who assumed charge of it about a
year ago. this enterprise has proved a
great success. Phone to Mr.. Duggan
and he will be glad to give you prices
for daily delivery of milk and butter.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.
The County Board Has Decided to
Build Two at Once.

The county board of education has
decided to build two new school houses,
one at Pierce's Chapel and another at
Pleasant Hill. These buildings will
cost about $3.50 each, and will be roomy,
substantial and comfortable structures.
Other school houses will be built
during the year, and many of the old
ones will be improved.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
MOOre-Lane.

Miss Lola Moore and Mr.. John d..
Lane were united in marriage Sunday
by Judge w. j. w. Daniels, at his
home few miles north of Dawson.
The contracting parties are two
of the Twelfth districts most
popular z young :people, and have
scores of friends all over the county
who extend them congratulations and
wishes for much happiness.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Working Night and Day,

The busiest and mightest little
thing that ever was made is DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. Every pill is sugar
coated globule of health, that changes
weakness into strength listlessness
into energy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderfulin building
up the health. Only 25c, per ooN
Soli bv Dawson Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
OFFICERS ELECTED.
Heads of Builders Supply Co. Are
Named. Plant to Be Enlarged.

At meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Builders Supply Company a
few days ago the following officers
were elected G. B. Brim, president;
Jos. NJ. Chambless, vice-president; j..
w. Peddy, secretary and treasurer.
These gentlemen are all we'll qualified
for their respective positions, and the
company Will prosper under their ma1-
agement.
The Builders Supply Company is
capitalized at 81, 800, but it is the in
tention of the stockholders to increase
the capital and enlarge the plant
Work will be begun in short time
with this end in view, and the capaci-
ty of the enterprise will be increased
twofold in few months.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Bought Brick Building.

Through the enterprising real estate
agent, J. A. Horsley, the brick build
ing containing the store houses on Lee
street occupied by F. M. Jennings and
c. B. Fillingame, and the offices above,
have been bought by Mr.. W. Fl. Davis
from Mr.. N. Z. Jennings.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Cut His Finger OFF.

Master Grady Bridges, the twelve
year old son of Mr.. Albert Bridges,
one of the Twelfth districts well-known
planters, sustained very painful ac-
cident Friday. While carrying an axe
on his shoulder he stumbled, and fall
ing to the ground cut one of his fingers
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
CITY Court Next Week.

The adjourned January term OF the
city court will convene next Monday
for the trial of both civil and criminal
cases. We understand that good
amount of business will occupy the at
tention of the court
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Raised His Salary.

At meeting of the city council last
Tuesday night the salary OF Mr. John
who is a member of the lire
was raised from SO to $50
a month. Mr.. Sharpe has been with
the department since its establishment
and has given the city excellent ser
vice in the capacity fireman Ihe
raise was a well deserved one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Attending the BiItmOre Sale.

Messrs. A. J. Carver and J. G. Rog-
ers left Saturday for North Carolina.
where they will attend an auction OF
some of the stock belonging to the
famous Biltmore estate, the summer
home of w. K. Vanderbilt. These
gentlemen intend to buy few blooded
hOrc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Notice

have bought r. J. Anth ony's shop
ana solicit your patronage in plumb
ing, tin and bicycle work. Work is
Guaranteed to be first class in every
respect and prices as low as any com
petitor's. w l.. MILLER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13

We haye just received spring line
of laces and embroideries.
A. J. BALDWIN & Co,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13

Reports show a greatly increased
death rate from throat and lung
troubles, due to the prevalence of
Group. pneumonia and grippe. We adj
wise the use Of One Minnie Cough
Cure in all Of these difficulties. 1t is
the only harmless remedy that gives
immediate results. Children like it.
DAWSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Using PraShYiarIan Church.

On account of delay in the arrival OF
the recently ordered heater for the
Methodist church that congregation
held services in the PRESBYTERIAN
church both morning and evening
last sunday. They VII continue 70
have preaching services in thatchurch
until their heater is in operation
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Called to His Mothers Bedside,

Mr.. M. ]. Mike of Sasser was called
to the bedside Of his mother, who IS
critically iii at her home IN norm
Georgia, few days ago. Mr. AlKIo ;
many friends hope for the recovery o.
his loved one.
Persons who cannot take ordinary
pills find it a pleasure to take Dew nus
Little EARLY Risers. They are '-'e
best little liver pills that were ever
made DAWSON DRUG CO.
* L. 81 szs s-r - q. r. A. o,..,,.
p..-..b. = I1a &jtI You Haze 8&3y5 folg'
Signature sa Il s2zzzSIzzm
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Aftha P0ini Of Death.

The Shellman correspondent Of THE
NEWS writes Mrs. w. D. McGregor
is at the point of death" Many friends
hope that she viii be spared to her
family aad society.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13

Don't fail to see our new line O.
laces and embroideries.
A. j. BALDWIN & Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-02-13
Wanted

Fifty bushels white or specSled peas
90 cents per bushel, cash.
r. L. BARNES.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

pany, was IN Cafrlll0a this week. or.
UfnllOns viii be- resumed on the prop.
ofty a. soon az Manager Woodwork
returns from The crat.
A new brakeman arrived az tho
home Of Mr. and Mrs. N ~. Hanna.
and al th1 aunis aud uncloa and
cousins uf the new arrival are do.
ing nicely white d. ~ has taken a
9u.day layOn 90 teach tho baby car
ringo Co tote double.
Miss Hattie Eamea. accompanied
by her sister. Mira. s. No. Smith. aud
the lnttor'E children. departed on a
trip 90 California In the hope OF bonC.
fitting the health az ono uf Mrs
Smiths little boys. who was recently
struck and severely Injured by "a
street car IN tho Meadow city They
will b. absent about tWl months.
o. q. Bockworth. secretary NJ a..
SchCldrup. treasurer, and Henry GlaE
ser. director ~ the Fountain Mining
Milling and Investment cmupany of
Minneapolis. Mlnn. operating tho
tive OAK mine near Dolores. OF which
A. u. Phillips ls general manager
came in Monday and spent several
days looking over the property They
expressed themselves as highly graft.
nod with the showing made, and took
with them several sacks of ore from
the i0O.foot level. They returned
homo via Santa 10. and as soon az
they arrive homo meeting OF the
board of directors will be- called and
some extensive improvements IN the
minc considered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
LAS VEGAS.
From the Optic

From the Optic
Nineteen inmates OF the ladies
home
The recent hail storm at Sapollo
destroyed the crops Of alfalfa, just
feady Ia cut.
The asylum board are said 10 have
'loscd the deal for that Cightacrc
farming tract
Tho White River Cattle company
& Grant county, FED 100 head Of cat
Gle here IN transit 20 South Dakota.
Rev. Father g. NJ. Capilupi s. j.. Ga
able 20 dove ont these bright cheer
iul days though still weak fvom hi
severe spell Of illness.
Mrs Cicofos Romero. Mrs Socuu-
dino Romero. MRS Charles Blanchard.
Mrs, Joscfa pCEmarnis and Mrs Der
hard made mp a picnic party and went
out to Aqua Zarcn
n Is estimated that tho Aqua pura
company has coo cars OF ice stored
away az the hot springs and ship
meuts of the CONCEALED luxury are
now being made az the rate 81 SIX cars
a day
James Young is putting tho finish.
ing touches on the stone fence On.
closing the Masonic cemetery The
fence rs liO0 feet long. four feet high
and about eighteen inches thick
l.. NJ Crawford who has leased the
duncan opera house for tern of
three years. has appointed for local
manager Mr. Waiter Moss of Chicago.
theatrical man of several years az.
Dcriencc.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
NEW ORDINANCES
ORDINANCE NO. go.

Notice ordinance "a rebuild the side
walk uu The west side Of Edith street
between Railruadavonuc and Coal ave.
nue. admitting lots Nos. 2.3. 4. and
q. ln block ~. lots T. 2. 3. a. and q,
300 block 70. lots J. q T. 9 and o. ln
block lG and lots Nos L. 2.3. q. aud
q. ln block II. an OF the Huning High.
land addition Go the city uf Aibuqucr
que.
Be 70 ordained hy the city council Of
the City Of Albuquerque. New Moxicu
Whereas. ln the opinion uf the city
council of the city ST Albuquerque.
Sew Mexico. the rebuilding 81 the
sidewalk on the west side of Edith
street between Railroad avcuuc ann
Joal avenue. ahutting lots Nos. ! @ @.
9 oud q. In block no. lots I. 2.3. &. o
and Gin block 49, lots Nos. !. 2.3f. g
and q in block l0 and lots Nos T. 2. o.
o. and q. in block NJ. an of
the uunluE Highland addition to
;ho city OF Albuquerque. belonging %
and owned by Joshua s. Raynoida.
". ". Mclaughlin, Fannie NJ IiiI. W
o. McCrelght Ciooa Hyde Kate Az.
plctun. Suannnah M HYDE. Geo. r.
Nchrr Della BRADY. First National
Bank Is A Snyder. Margaret I.tcfly.
H
fuurnoyl Martha y. stevens. Phoebe
ID Rankin Ncil H. Field. John aud
Eliznbotn Powers. ia necessary.
s-,tio1 T. That tho above Do.
frubcd sidewalk bc and hereby On or
dorod tu boz rebuilt ~ cement. uf six
feet in width. and in accordance with
The grade to bo furnished by the city
engineer tO De- begun and completed
within 900 days after legal publication
nnrnut ana service of 70 copy hereof
on the respective owners uf the lots
abu.tiug thereon.
gcc o. 20 the city marshal be
and hereby is ordered 90 notify the
respective owners OF the said nhutting
I"is. ul ii thel he uou-tpsidruis 81 the
city ol Albuquerque, then the agent
COR person Duo charge OF said lots. by
doliyeIinE "a cops oi This ordinance 90
them or such agent or person Ia
charge. or NJ there hC no such agent
ur person BOO charge then by posting
@ cops hereof m "a conspicuous place
nu aail lgiH within 20 davg from the
pa sage hereof and mako due return
thereof Co tho ,.ty clerk with the
manner 90 service thereof udoracd on
% rDp horyuL Aud that the said re-
sUcCtIYo owners thereof shall bee there.
hy notified and ordered 90 rebuild said
SIDE, walk the full lrnrth OF their ahut
ting lots. oi the materials and dlmeu-
alona and within the time above spec
itcl. aud % thcy should fal thereof
the city viii by authority ln IL vested
by Legislative act of the territory OF
Ncw MD.I,u entitled AN act 90 ana.
thurizc the building and repair Of
sidewalks in cities. towns and vll
l0ucs proceed tb rebuild said side.
wall ard tax the cost of the con.
structiun thereof against the lot sd
Joining thereto nud the owners of the
asme
Duly passed by the city council.
city OF Albuquerque. May 10. 1901
q. n. MARION. Mayer
Attest
G. W MEDLER. city Clerk.
First publication May %. 1904
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
SANTA Fg

From the New Mexican
Tho foundation Tor the now build
nrs at the government Indian school
has been completed.
Miss Tossio Call one Of the teach
ors Of the public schools lu this city.
took her pupils to Tcsuquc Tor "a pic
ME.
Tho wedding and birthday cclcbrn
ton ut the home ui Robert llclhig ON
Manhattan avenue proved 60 Doe a
very enjoyable event
Pablo Dolgadu. who for the past
two years has been employed iu a
railroad office al Vera Cruz Au1iCu
is Ia the city visiting relatives
&. j. Crnndall. the energetic super
intcndcnt of the government indian
school. returned from tflp to the
san Carlos reservation in Arizona.
Contrary 60 expectations hc found the
weather comparatively cool only H2
In the shade and 81 at uight. Hc
took a fiCk girl home Go the rcaerta.
ton from the school and made az.
rangomDuta FOR more pupilB from the
San Carlos Indians to enter the school
next term. The settlers In that sec
ton were cutting their second crop
OF alfalfa Water o. plentiful hut it
Is all used by the Mormon settlers
and the Pima Indians down the ella
river often suffer from the lrouth
j. 5. pirhon. who holds % respon.
sible position with the woil known
banking hlm uf T.. ~. Rollins g. Sons,
OF Boston Mass. ls iu the city, CA
route O. thD pnciic coast on hu lnogf
M. pishon was Tor many y,aIG o. ros.
idout of Las Vegas. whore hn was con.
ncctod with She First National bank
Of that city lie lcft LAS Vegas about
eleven years ago for Boston, and has
been doing we'll. Hn looks we'll and
his health is very good BE finds ON
his trip many evidences 81 prosper.
ny and advancement and is Of the
opinion TINT within the next Eve years
the territory viii make great strides
f1. ward Ftom his conversation with
business mon ana bankers he finds
bet times are very good and that
the territory is In q prosperous con
iiiion in every way. he Is very much
grHuuci at the evidences Of pros.
pority
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

Territory of New Mexico.
County pi hrrnaliIlo.

county OF Hrfualllu.
ln the District Cuuu. \
To fr Assignment 81 Spitf Hf0s Ia Al Is
flournu}i trustee No, flfu.
Notice ui sale of real esiate.
Notice 10 hereby given that j, the under.
signed assignee in tie above entitled cause. by
virtue ana underline authority Of an order uf lie
said cuuf made ami gnirird lu the said cause
On lhr second lay ST May, a ID 1901, will Ia.
fer lOr sale and cell ilthr highest bidder fofcash
a tht ifnui dogf of inr ruat,uilce n the city NJ
Alhaguvique, NtN. MEXICO, at goo D. m on
Monday the atth daN of May 1901 .the fullaw
ING piecgs If real esiait. situated Boa hcrnaliilo
county, n, NJ .. tOsNtti
a parcel Of land with q dwelling house
ana safdrn, containing lOi Of mutt trees
thereon, situated iu thr vifiaHr uf t.Os Fiaritss
aud also containing tao thunsand Crane vInt,s
aud which d bounded a. iulluWs no die
month with thr lands ~ laun Antonio Rebate
any Manuel Hnntslrsi % the south With che
public entrance nto DIS lands the east Will
the public to91. and iQ ihg vest Will Cue
a.cQuia DEL iurhitu D. luU iufty-slK t4Bl
yaTa. iu width ifom ro.,h to sauif AMI being
uN, lnnairi lag0l yaras motr or lee. tom
rng, So wet being tRe land drlcubcl iu a
tlc said hdwaTd SPITE recorded Ia Npi ~
lage ia2 Of the ecnrds Of saii Bernsiho coun.
a pagrl o. Iapd bounded a. iulloWs, To
We nuith "a .lh The isndu uf fcnrcin Armto
imn Jose Montana aud ttanciscn psrra! ~
ihc aouih siil ne auds of fr.nCisco OftrRat
90 u'r Nrei WitIl soc landa 90 Frurrtn AumUo
ard io lhe cog, Nllh Che .cqnua aCequn being
ihc same land conveyed by Manuel Moia II
ut, Gao ihc snid spNl Bloc by deed rrcnried
tn huuk 10. page tf7 of she rtco ds ol thr ssId
county 0i henalIllO,
parcel of land in the town at I.os
hurHua Nih hudFn tn ihr north With tha
aCFqNa DEL hauirl ava thr lauds III urnito
uurai Ga thr auuth hy thr lands 81 Gfrrurlo
TORIES 90 ne Wrsi 1F the same, Ca the easi IN
ihg lands ~ guadalupr GuiirfrrE.
"A parcel ni land Boo 4 AGA salafar, bounded an
ihr north lY iht lands 90 Diego knmrfnt an
ihr south by ihc lands of BELLA Sandoval. on
the west hY ihr RIO purfrO. and ln the asst
With tie BLACK ifIiat frIua tic aamp inud go
gcYrd tp ihr raid aptf lifns hy lnsry Iacnip
lnpet % ut tV decd recorded In hnok ID.
pasr 100 oii hr frruida % the said hrraalillo
Anundiyided 'hsrc-riE hsha lnteres, ia aud "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

Notice ordinance 60 build sidewalk
on ihr east side Of North Seventh
street between Copper and Kent ave
MUGS uhutting lots Nos 20 and 20. in
block @. ~ The original toWnsito OF
%. city OF Albuquerque
lio 10 ordained hy the city council
~ the city of Albuquerque:
Whereas. In the opinion OF the city
council Of tho city of Albuquerque.
New Mexico the building uf tho side.
walk on the east side OF Seventh
street between Copper avenue and
Kent avenue ahuttng lots Nos "a
and 20. in block q. of tho original
tnwnFtt6 ~ tho city OF Albuquerque.
belonging to and owned by Sussman
lcWinson, William Goctting and q. A.
Hawks 90 necessary
Section I That the above dc.
Hcrihcd sidewalk De- and hereby Is or.
drrcd to bc built of lumber GAG inist
covered with board = inches thick.
wDll spiked twenty four inches be-.
tween DuntDrs uf HiX feet I'm
width. and in accordance with
rho rrudn 90 hp furnished hy the city
engineer tu hD begun aud completed
within 800 DAYS after legal publication
hereof and service uf copy hereof
on the respective owners Of the lots
ahuitlul thereon.
3oc Tint the city marshal be-
and hereby iB ordered tn notify the
rn pcctiyo owners of the said ahuttlng
lots. Or n they ho non residents OF tho
city Of Albuquerque. then the agent
or porfon in charge at said lOts by
delivering copy OF this ordinance to
thDm or such agent nr person boz
charge or n there hr No such agent
CO.. person la charge then by posting
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25

u. Q, sec o lol Ng. 4, lss, NQ,ITp Mr.
nrd The Nsh Of ihr Nka Of sec, ~ 70 ID
y no a., N NJ. principal mefldlanl being
~plil ard iefthold split ly i deed from Man
vel NuufF. recorded iu Vol q, panH H11, IT
lhg ,freoids n The county u nernaIillo aiore-
a niecr ~ land ln Aiuaeo, y. NJ bounded
on The north hY she ands IT Juan pddllloi On
% as 5S9 a. 8 he snd. q sssne ssa
on TIE west hy the accu ia madfe del Arcnsi
hflnf 100 yalu from easl % vcsi andeo yards
acuuf 4 u lm Martin Garra
An undivided one hall 80 Interest In and 10
vie e. n and situated in AuIlcu precinct ~,
lqlluwt on the. mouth by the lands u Jose
tafcia and Manuel AntOuio Jafamiilu, on ihe
fe sSd. asu. a,eae sn V@ n rs. 'S Ssl' ~
same tlai vas acquitted 6Y tiesmen'c sarsci loo
1850. and recorded 10 BOOK is' paae IN I, az
tlr frcugds ui hpfuaiiiio county Nea Netirn
a piece ui land within the isieta Pueblo ln.
dian grant situated 60 the west OF the Rio
Nfande uyef an mile, more og less, sputh of
the north line gi said grant eighty isOl vhfas,
two hundred and lily (1b0l yaras, niofe or ics,.
in length from east a. west, bounded ON the
north BY The lands IT Vicente AhcYta. 40 is
lfta indian on She south ~ The lands Of 1nan
formerly belonging 30 Jose Abcyta. an faleta
Indian, nov drteasedi aud ON the vcsi by the
ammo real SAID land having heen conveyed
60 piusiu Apudacn by BidUl ChaveEi the
deed, conveying the above nrupeuY from
biunlo ApuduCa o. NJ W bio fnuy 81.
signcel being fecofded in book ~, page $50
~ The records ui bcrnalilio couuiy New Mrx
leo,
On the date ~ the said sale the puschasrrs
Viii De rpquigt u 20 deposit ten per cent 1T the
amount ui their uids ard TIE balance of Tie
purchase prce must b. paid after The said sale
~ sales are approved hy She COuu and upHn
The delivery "a them u4 n good and sun lieut
deco tu piuHrUY 90 puIt hasfu ~ nieh deed
all convey All TIE title and intsfp uf q z said
assignee. acquired BY The deed Ut assignment
bon tald cause.
INV FLOURNOY,
X W u. BRYAN,
alhuQurfuur, N, NJ.
Attorney iuf Assignee,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-05-25
RATION
. rom the Range.

rom the Range
Mr. and Mrs Il. 3. LOWS returned
from Kansas city. whore they visited
some months at the home Of their
daughter Mrs. Lewis was greatly i'm.
proved In health boy her soiourn in a
lower altitude.
Mrs T.. Il FullnWoider Miss Bessie
aud Roll lcft ON "a two months trip
through tho east They will visit the
Pan American exposition az Buffalo.
also Washington ana the naval acad
emy al Annapolis. while gone.
Judge = y. Booth arrived from So.
nora, California looking much im
proved in health from bis ruIuuu or
the scGcoast and hls numerous Ration
friends were al glad to welcome him
back Among the Curios which the
Judge brought back with him Wasn red
wood cone from one Of the hip trees
Of California and some pampas
plumeH. The cone had 90 be- shot
from the lofty branch whore 10 grew.
Captain A. e. Marshall recruiting
officer having charge of the recruit
ing department uf Colorado and New
Mexico, stopped over az Ration 10 visit
his former srhuolmntp John Morrow.
captain Marshall is graduate of
Wc3t Point and has been commits.
STONED officer in the regular army
since 1890. Nc and Mr. Morrow were
hchnOlmHtca and graduated from ths
same school in lbSi They had not
met since until their meeting here
Hast week