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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
Mr.. CUMMINGS
DIED LAST NIGHT
Was a Brilliant Journalist and
for Many Years Represented
New York in Congress.
(By Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE, MD. May 2.-Congress-
man Amos j. Cummings, of New orh'
died at 1915 o'clock tonight at CHRIST
Church Home, in this city. ! ne cause oi
death was pneumonia incident 10 at,
oneration. The Congressman's wife and
cousin. Charles II. Cummings, were at
his bedside when death came
Congressman Cummings came TO Bal
timore on April 11th to undergo treat
p1ent for kindev trouble. Four days later
an operation was performed by Dr. 1ueS
Fl. Young, and Mr.. Cummings seemed 70
be on a fair way to recovery one Week
later. however, pleurisy developed. and
=, Anril o5th it was announced that Mr..
Cummings was suffering from pneumo-
,:ia in one lung. Last Tuesday 1t was an
nounced that the malady had extended
to both lungs. since which time Mr. Cum
n,inss had been lowering between lie
and death.
Sketch Of His Life.
Amos J. Cummingswas born IN Conk-
ing, Broome county. New York. May 10.
1871. He received a common school edu-
cation and then began as a printer and
worked at the ease" in every. big city IN
the country AS a boy the top of his am
bition was to get a job on the New YORK
Tribune and set Horace Greeley manu-
scrirt. He succeeded in this design, but
before he had mastered the great editors s
remarkable handwriting he enlisted and
y ent into the army. He was made ser
cednt-majo jor in the Twenty-sixth New Jer-
sey Infantry. Second Brigade, Second
Di, ,ision, Sixth Corps, Army of the Po-
tomac He received the congressional
r.ledal of honor for gallantry on the field
of battle. After the war he went once
mere to his case in the Tribune office.
The big strike soon set him adrift. He
Sc cured a place on the Yonkers Statesman
at S12 week. Its editor, who had been
the devil Of the Office, resigned to go to
r,ev York, and Cummings got his place
The foreman of the Statesman didn't like
the way Mr.. Cummings conducted the
paper and the new editor was discharged.
He followed his late chief to New York
and was engaged in the editorial depart
n:ent of the Weekly Tribune. That posi-
tion he held until Dana took him to the
S,.r.
But although no longer a printer by
ocupation. Mr.. Cummings helo the craft
close to his heart. He never gave up his
card Of membership in New York Typo
gra phical Union. No. 6-...Big Ska as it
Is called-and was always proud OF the
fact that he was as loyal q member OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03

Mr Minor made the same motion. but
with the provision that the company be
given two years.
Mr. Peters was opposed to this provis-
ion. He thought the company would have
to go out of business
MI Mosby, on the other hand. wanted
to know Why the city should not give the
company a sum of money upon which to
continue to do business.
MI Minors two-year motion was adopt
ed by a vote of to 5, IS follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Curtis. Glenn. Mills Mi
Eor. Pollock. whittet and Alien.
Noes-Alessrs. Bahen, Burton. Gibson,
Mosby and Peters,
Ihe permission for the erection and
use OF temporary poles with which to
connect UP with the new exchange on
Seventh Street was letl to lAe City En-
gineer and City Electrician
OTHER BUSINESS
The special seven-foot sidewalks IN Lee
District with a three-foot grass plot on
each side were decided to be inpracti-
cable and allegations for sidewalks of
the full width were ordered.
The subcommittee to which the ma liter
had been referred. recommended that
SS0r be paid to Maynard and Perkins in
full of their claim of Ss56.2J for addition
al expense of the Lee District sewer
where it passes under the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The payment of this sum to Maynard
and Perkins was recommended to the
Council.
Upon request of Mr.. Guigon. the Brook
Avenue franchise, the Fourteenth-Street
matter and the joint conduit ordinance
were deferred to a special meeting on
Friday of next week a. o'clock
IA hlla-, that he would on
pose any further granting OF franchises
until the matter of the consolidation Of
the two local street railways was fully
settled and cleared UP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
lBr Associated Prcss.l

CHARLOTTE, n. c., May "A special
from I,enoir to the Observer says that
Miss Cordie Childers. who disappeared
forn, tho home of her uncle near. Lenoir
"Wednesday night under circumstances
similar to those that surrounded the
death of Nellie Cropsey. OF Eilzapeth
City, has not been found.
It is said that she was seen at Chester,
field a little town between Lenolr ana
Morganton early yesterday on her way
to the latter place. Later, 1t IS SAID sne
was at the Southern Railway station in
5Iorranton where she told some one
that she was on her way to Hiidebran. a
village five miles west Of Hickory, where
she had taught school.
The case is creating quite sensation
in this section of the State. its striking
similarity to the Cropsey case making
it more interesting.
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the form of check for 5000. The col
lege was to raise $4,000. AT the begin
ming of the year DR.. Ryland, secretary
of the trustees, and President Boat
wright of the college. certified to the
society that the required $4,000 had been
subscribed. The first instalment CT this
amount was $4,000 Recently Dr.. Ry-
land had the sum in hand. and he so
notified the American Society. In a few
days here came a check for $1,000. DR..
Ryland coupled It with the $1,000 and in
vested it at once. 1t is safe, too So
wise have been the ventures of DR.. Ry-
land with the money of the college that
not one cent has ever been lost.
Next year the subscribers to the col
lege fund of $1,000 will pay in another
S150ol and the society will send another
check for 5000. This will be kept up for
five years when all will be paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03

was shown to his seat on the platform.
the battalion of cadets. the officers and
others receiving the President standing.
Commander Wainwright then introduced
DR.. George Winston. a member of the
Board Of Visitors. who delivered a short
address. He was loudly applauded when
he referred to Dewey as the hero of Ma
Mia. and Sampson. the hero OF Santiago.
and at the conclusion of his remarks he
was congratulated by the President
The sradua ting class discarded their
guns and accoutrements and advanced
close to the platform President Roose-
velt then addressed them. his remarks be-
ing frequently interrupted BY applause
PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
The President said in part:
Ir receiving these diplomas you become
men, who. above almost any others of the
entire Union, are to carry henceforth the
ever-present sense of responsibility which
must come with the knowledge that on
some tremendous day it may depend upon
vorr courage, your preparedness. yorr
keen intelligence and knowledge OF your
profession whether or not the nation is
again to write her name on the worlds s
roll of honor or to know the black shame
nt defeat. We all of US earnestly hope
that the occasion for war may never
come, but if it has to come. then this
nat ation must win; and the prime factor in
securing victory over any foreign foe
must of necessity be the United States
navy. If the navy fails us then we are
doomed tc defeat. no matter what may
be our material wealth or the high aver
age of our citizens. It should. therefore.
be an object of prime Importance for
every patriotic American to see that the
navy is constantly built up. and. above all.
that it is kept to the highest point of efti-
cicncy In material and personnel.
IT cannot be too often repeated that in
ncciern war. and especially in modern ma
val war. the chief factor in achieving tri-
unlrh is what is done in the way of tho
rough preparation and training before the
beginning of the war 1t is what has
ben done before the outbreak of the war
that is all important. After the outbreak
al: that can be done is to use to the best
advantage the great war engines and the
seamanshp, craftsmanship and general
practical efficiency which have already
been provided by the forethought Of the
National Legislature and by the admin
istrative ability through course of
years, of the Navy Department
TAKES TIME.
A battIeship cannot be improvised.
II takes time to build. and the skill of
the officers and crew in handling it
Alright can likewise never be improvised
but must spring from use and actual sea
service and from the most careful. zeal
Gus and systematic training. You tc
whom l give these diplomas now join the
ranks of the officers of the United states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
SEABOARD BORROWs MONEY.
Supplementary for S75,Ooo,oOo Re-
corded in Norfolk Co. Clerks Office.
(Ry Associated Prcss)

NORFOLK VA. May "A mortgage.
supplementary to one which was nego-
tiated by the Seaboard Air Line to the
Continental Trust Company for $1,000. coo,
was to-day recorded in the Norfolk coun-
ty clerks office. The mortgage enumer-
ates the following property:
That portion of the line between Rich
mond and Ridgeway n. c.; the Roam
oke Rapids Branch Of the Raleigh and
CASTOR. the Louisburg Branch of the
same road the Gibson and Pittsboro
branches, branch lines on the Central
Carolina, Georgia. Carolina and North
ern and other constituent properties of
the Seaboard Air Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
FIRST OF ROCKEFELLER GIFT.
Check for $1,000 is Received. and
SoO.OOOis Safely Invested,

Richmond College has Just gotten the
first instalment of the S2s.0 to be given
it by Mr.. John d. Rockefeller, The
monry nonEnally came from the Ameri-
can Baptist Education S9ciety, but this
organization d strihutes AIR. Rockefeller's S
gifts to educational institutions.
Tho first lump OF the $4,000 came in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
MISSIONARY CONFERENCE.
Mr.. Wishard to Discuss Mission Work
at the Seminary To-Day

Mr.. Luther D. Wishard, Of New York
who is here 20 deliver the missionary
address before the students of the Union
Theological Seminary, will conduct by
special arrangement a conference at the
seminary this afternoon that is to deal
with the question of carrying on mis-
sionary work in Young Peoples Societies
E of the Church.
The conference will be held in the
seminary chapel to-day at 1890 P. NJ
and at P. NJ. At one of these sessions
DIR. a. L. Phillips will give In outline his
Model Missionary Meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
COME HERE FOR OPERATION.
South Carolinian Suffering from Ap-
pendicitis, Came to Richmond.

Major J. L. Coker, a prominent citizen
OF Hartsville,. S. c.. arrived in Richmond
tiiis morning on a private car attached to
the Atlantic Coast Line passenger train
No. 81
Major Coker is suffering from an attack
Of appendicitis and comes to Richmond
to undergo an operation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
THE METROPOLITAN.
Big Race to Be Run by Good Field of
Horeoc
(Br Associated Press ,

NEW YORK, May 2.-The racing sea
son at Morris Park will commence to-
morrow. and the Metropolitan Handicap.
one of the rich prizes of the turf year.
gives distinction to the opening day. OF
the siNtN-three nominations made for
the handicap probably twelve will start
in the race. They represent field re-
BILE for its balance. and in the play
that will precede the start there will be
a wide distribution Of the money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
Mccoy Had Better Oft.

tBy Associated Press
Z PHILADELPHIA, PA. Nav kid
Mccoy and Charles Rus3ell OF Chica 90,
fought six rounds at the Industrial Athle-
tic Club IN which Mccoy had the bet
ter Of tbs contest. -.s5sE-, ii :. Sg-S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
.Amalgamated Convention Closed.

tBy Associated Press
WHEELING, w. VA, Nav e.-.rhe
Amalgamated Convention came to a close
to-day after electing its vice-presidenfs
and choosing Columbus as the next con-
.vention city.
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LOCAL

2. hours .............-....-...... W
LOCAL.
Richmond Telepilone Company to be re-
quired to put its wires underground IN
two years
Searcey, the train robher, being: released
from the penitentiary goes to Stafford
county where his crime was committed :
there is 10 be any- consolidation OF the
street car lines OF Norfolk, Newport news
and vicinity.
Burial OF the Chinaman Charles Lee.
for whose physical wants money and food
Trustees of Woman-s College decide T.,
favor of moving to the west Enc ana
want to raise S101. .f6.
Dr. Peltier is released from Jail. but his
girl bride refuses to live with him
Rnn aGa Humt nesi cinb to p Be held this afternoon
J. J. Redmond enters the race for City
Sergeant.
VIRGINIA.
General Passenger Agent R E. L.
Bunch of the seaboard Air Line. resigns
arrival OF Admiral Dewey at Old Point
The Mystic shriners initiate large num-
Der of u1ernb bers in LynchhurS.
The Democratic Herd at Newport News
come over to MAYOR Moss. but keep on
their lighting clothes :. .a.st,-
Williamsburg
vile,
The Amherst whiskey case to be taken
to court of last resort
GENERAL.
Congressman Amos j. Cummings died
last night in Baltimore.
President Roosevelt attends graduating
exercises at Naval Academy and delivers
an address.
Warm discussion in Senate over North
Carolina election methods
TJo,,sa na sssd yanti-inilInction bill with
out debate
Attempt to bring up color line discussion
In convention of Womens Clubs fell fat.
There was d shaking out In stock
market. s
Wreck OF New York Central Fast Mail
kills two and Injuries many others.
Ovation TO Schler In Meridian. Miss.
Case similar 20 that of Nell Cropsey In
North Carolina zfs
State representative of Emory ana
Se2&s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
FORECAST.

Fair Saturday and warmer IN north ana
east portions of Virginia; fair Sunday with
fresh south winds
Highest temperature yeSterday-...-. 8!
Lowest temperature yesterday 30
Mean ternnerat,re Yesterday 10
Normal temperature for May....--- 81
Departure from normal temperature Us
Precipitation (In inches during past
"a hours .....-..-.................' W
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-03
WEATHER FoREoAsT.

Fcaecast for Saturday ard Sunday:
yirEiaia-Fair Saturday. warmer IN
n,rth and east portions; Sunday fair,
fresh south winds
North Carolina--Fair Saturday and sun
day. light TO fresh winds, mostly south.
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CONTINUED on Fourth Page-)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
PERSONAL MENTION.


M " r. Eldudgc Of Eagle Lake Is 10
tha city.
NJ l. II. shelter OF WINS wa. in the
city yesterday.
Nit = Lcchengcr returned yesterday from
trlp Ia Mexico. ...a
r. h. Huston Of wharton IS In Houston
today on business.
W. y. Eldridgc 81 Eagle Lake regi.tcfcd
at the Lognn last night
Ds ]. r. Stuart, president ot the city
board OF health, left yesterday for st
LQults
p' Cummings, q prominent dentist Of
Hampstead, IS in the city, stopping at Dr.
Lunq's sanitarium.
Mrs. s. r. Fiquct ana daughter, Miss
Ella Cage, have returned 20 the city after
an extended absence.
NJ y p Fisher q Austin ,, prominent gig
ton ana sizing M the situation.
Rev Charles A. Harper, presiding elder
OF the Huntsville conference Of the Meth
odist church. IS visitor IN the city.
Mesdamcs r. L. Chambers, a. J. Spanc
and J y Richardson OF Liberty are yis
itng in the city tho guests Of The Bristol,
Nh vs. A, Northington, prominent rice
grower ~ Egypt. netr Eagle, In. is IN the
city on business connected with The M
dustry.
louis A. Elliott, general agent Of the
'For Her sake company. soon 10 appear
mere, arrived last evening aud Is registered
az tho Bristol
Manager y. o. Becker Of the lIouston
freight bureau IL at -. Louis ana ~ OK
nccted 10 return the last Of the week liis
FAMILY will accompany bin 10 reside
permanently IN Houston,
Mjss Lille Bcizer has arrived home from
i've months visit with relatives aud
friends She was accompanied on bpr re-
turn by Mrs. George Federer ~ Dayton,
Ohio who VIII visit at her home, i2g1
Webster aYenne, for gone time.
Mll CLAYTON WEST ef Dallas has
moved t. Houetcn as me successor 20 Nc
:. b. Jones resident munger OF Scarf *
DGonnOr'S urint,rs sUpplf b0uBA Nj
West Is IN experienced buslns IS man anI
VIII prove a valuable hdaiti "a 20 II ustOn'a
citizenship. Mr. Jones res 10 Dallas 20
engage IN business on his own acc0u with
Mr.. George Myers Bnth menb' - Of the
trade and older houses VIII bnd the young
rival worth watching
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
News Notes.

Apstm Texas. October % Miss Madi
~ 6rlSc XIV visitips Miss Clara STERLING.
7Nftss r,annltte Parker NJ Houston rs IN
ths rny visiting friends. Mis- fgrker Is
Inc daughter If Judge IVES T. Ikei, n
renresent live IN the icgis ture from tert
Bend and Waller counties
r,,dea tones OF Hen erson county Is IN
~ ct.y an business 1t the State use.
rhs report ~ the University # Texas
y,iii he. out In a few days. Advance copies
,eiii \, fur ishcd th press. lie report
Vii esrtair a ,ul port OF the mdh-gs-
n, mt OF Ills in tituti n.
,ro,r 80 ArtorIc. who h ben I
t tn,,d, ~ fse zig r The venor inten
"a p REM n i thc cl,ss Q, ig flr'
~, NJe all III he lac etlrned soon r
than he ok eeted
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
VICTORIA LOCALS.
Tea Experts Paid visit 10 Look Over
tho Country.

Tea Experts Paid visit 10 Look Over
tho County
Victoria. Texas. October % Mossrs.
Rodney True and V. II. Klnstcr. tea OK
perts connected with the department "
agriculture at Washington aud Or. s A..
Knapp Of Lake Charles, eLa, arrived in
the city YESTERDAY They are here for the
purpose Of investigating the adaptabil;y
of the soil TO the growth OF tea. The de-
partment Of agriculture proposes to cs.
tnblish a tea governmental farm at some
point on the coast aud Nlctoria 'hpN4 10
be selected The gentlemen were sh1wl
around Yesterday and VIII remain over
until Thursday. exccpt DT. Knapp, VINO re
turns to LAKE Charles todav.1
MIR WIN Baker and Miss Rosa Mcissner
Of Mission Valley we're married Tuesday
evening at the Presbyterian church, Rev
Tosephus Johnson officlatlngs aud left on
the morning train for san IAntouio on q
short wedding tour. 9gt
While the family were at the CIRCUS yes-
terday afternoon thieves entaFcd the nome
of Mr.. Ned Powers and stole lot OF
sllyerware aud iewelrv. Hput men were
arrested aud ihilcd. but were released Tor
sells & Downs circus gave street
parade and two performances YESTERDAY
Everybody was welt pleased, They went
from here to CucID. f
Victoria new has q football team, Win
Jerome Thornton as cuptain. Efforts WIN
be made TO arrange games WITH teams
from other towns.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
o. a. Seward Attacked and Badly Hurt

a q CcAuard Attarked and BadIv Hurt
Nv PET Denr
W
BRENNAN, Texas, October 20 County
Clerk o, A. seward has number OF pct
ue'' 10 an inplosure ouJuVcnt 20 n's morse
lot' ana wednesday morning "hile ont IN
his lot was attacked by ono OF the pets
aud painfully gored, twice in one thigh
~, 80. -, az, .,5,t,. 5000, ~ $3.50.
anu ohve ou 'uo r'sh' 'oIeafp'' 'ue inter
wound being very painful one the morn
of the deer entering tho fesh for about two
n. ,h,no ,nohos AMI ther tuts,t,, q
"
arouhu. hut lot the umey arFlFal OF MS
son, Master Oscar, who beat the animal
IN v,.t4b , .tict, tbs rosntt MINT b,,,,o bao,,
-. 49,. ~. .,,.,,. 49,
luuCu hpie eNil"us' '"puBu his N"u"uo "ie
very painful ones and VIII probably pre-
vcpt him from the free use OF his arm for
, lo,,,, Ap,e
1t luus uuV'
Tho following marriage licenses on rec
ord for the week ending October n, 1902.
r'0n".u "s'%Ae 1pu .Hs'',@ - 49,
fFcuss uhq bellhh rhulae' W - NcuS
meyer and Ethel Barton. Marion HargroYe
and Elizabeth Iuh1son Herman Helm
and Elizabeth Hodde. Henry hodde ana
lda Berger, Richard Wilson and While
iOhnson Frank 3ednarek ana Marta
Borowlcz.
This being the last service that Hon.
Hurry HAYNES VIII attend with his church,
before hts removal to Austin, tonight at tue
Baptist Church nc addressed tne congre-
cation on "Reminiscences Of the Church,
rs History aud Some Of the Distinguished
Men aud Women who Have Been Connect
ed with H."
ola Aunt HARRIET Wise, a well known
colored woman about 20 years Of age. died
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
clrY Raevrles.

The regular weekly hop Of the Concordia
club VIII take place this evening.
There f. an undellyercd telegram at the
Postal Telegraph company for Harry r.
Johnson.
The engagement Of Miss Lucy Sherman
Brady tO Mr. Wilmer spegEy Hurt has
been announced, and the wedding win take
place on November 10.
The Flower Circle OF sbearn Methodist
church VIII meet this Afternoon az 4
O'Clock al the residence Of Mrs G. l.. Mac
Kenzie corner Aiiiby ana Fargo streets
The Baptist Young Peoples Union WIFI
give sttroopticon entertaiDnient this
eyening a. 0'clock OF the Pythlan rastt
corner Liberty avenue Bnd Mckee street
The board or public works met last night
IN Mayor Hoit's office and continued their
examination of tine plans ana speeiucaiioiH
~ the new In6rket house. CIR Engineer
Dormant and The members ~ me hGaru
were Inc only ones present
There are nndeliYered teleRrams st. the
ofh1e ~ the Western linton Telegraph
edmpany for Nelson Jones' ]. w Byrnesf
care b. H. Coz John JOHNSON. Mrs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
lie SYNOD or TEXAS.

'sasv,e eas.i., NAi-s na,atoL 90
Sess'oI Wss Oeso'ou "
'Fs''h9 Nornrnittee reports
Texas. October 20. -Today's ses-
the presbyterion SYNOD Of Texas
II morninm - q o,niaop ana aft.r
~ Lug az Ni'IA u'
''ouonai exercises went immediately
|emmlttec Of tbe hoard Of colleges
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-30
KEPpLE MAKES A BID

For the Vote Of Those Summoned 70 Do
Jury Service,
La Porte. Texas. October 2e.-G, 2. Keps
pie. republican aud independent candidate
FOR the legislature, has Issued a statement
70 the voters OF Harris county calling at,
tention 10 the necessity Of improved iegis'
lation henring upon the Jury systefn, and
seems 10 think no can win votes by urging
the enactment Of q law making y impof'
sible 10 enmpel the Attendance ~ Jurors
without pay. lie calls attention 10 the tact
that SCORES % meu have beeu obliged 70
be In Houston within the last few wceks,
and being allowed but one or two days
out OF each week.
In this connection one or tive "a Porte
men have been hned heavily by The courts
IN Houston for falling 10 appear, While they
claim never 70 h9Ye been served With 4
summons,
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Ll-n,nstead News.

Hampstead, Texas, October ga large
consignment or barrcts was received nero
To-Day by A. j. Buchanan manager Of the
stone plantation, which via be used by
MIN ia makine sugar cane syrup About
100 acres were planted IN cane on THIS
place this year A good stand was secured
and most excellent crop Of cane raised.
It is probable that a large acreage Will be
planted in cane in the BRACES bottoms next
year,
Tho cotton in the bottoms has about been
gathered great many boiis, are on tue
Stalk. hut they have either been pierced
OF have rotted virtually no top crop will
be made.
Rev. stewart OF CHINA delivered lecture
T. d. Amslcf Is In Cobroe on business.
NJ. H. Cochran Of Austin c0unty Is In