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RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET
Adopted by English Council in Honor
of r. n. Head.

AT the regular assembly of English
council. r. q S. NJ. Thursday. April Y.
1902, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
"Resolved, That it is with regret
that We learn of the removal of Com
pahlon +. II. Head our thrice Illus
tfloHs master, from our midst to an
other jurisdiction. Realizing the val
uable services he has rendered this
council as thrice illustrious master
continuously since 1885, and the able
energetic and jealous manner in which
he has discharged the duties of his
oitlce, and that We shall miss his geni-
al and companionable presence. ou1
regret becomes SORROW which is soft.
ened only by the hope that our loss is
for his greater good.
We do hereby commend him to
the respect and esteem of the compan.
ions in his new home. and that these
resolutions be spread on the record
and a copy be presented to him y
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EXTORTION AND FRAUD
{; fi&,s GED AGAINST MlMlSTER
AuNTGn BY MRS. sARR,os.
Offered Her h."ine When husband
Eel! by Hands Of kss='ss'ns. but
tloCing Fler Effeets.

Hojtly, Ma. tplil gG.- Al4aii4 rar
iios. Nidow Il Il VIA H@n;ay. nf,-t
don't OF Gaulcnala. vino Nas ,.ssa.e5
r.=ted on February y. IE-S. So84lfJ al
~ - tba Hemr IT cAe NJ, riran iat0
/ lister to Gaetcmala, q. Gof5py il:-
ten. aHd moved at5 haf CaF.;sa-=. a';e-
@-ba@c, dftF, fioz. diamonds hgoG4 Ta
aI'd i~Wofl.v ti4aher foa 1eoFiHs. 1t aH-
~. ~ fHm an afi ,aFit, sworn Jofo.4
Biz hud Wes',atJ. vice consul general
Fat i.ondoa, that Hunter is charged bE
Mrs. barfios with illegally rot2irin2
he's property under the plea a pay
ment for thirteen weeks bed anu
lodging OF Mrs Barris and her attend
fants and services rendered Mrs
Barfios denies any obligation or con
tract for board and lodging or services,
saying that when personally solicited
TO live at the legation by the United
States minister, thought that by rea-
son OF the many eourtesies shown Min
ister Hunter by President Barrios and
myself that Minister Hunter, in graft
live at the legation as his guest, pend
ing the settlement of my affairs with
the Gautemalian government. as above
mentioned. which Minister Hunter
was instructed to do by the depart
ment of state; that in gratitude for
what | supposed was the disinterested
and kindly disposition for the reason
aforesaid of the said Minister Hunter
did give to Minister Hunter and his
family valuable pieces of diamond
ieWelry of hundred times the value
of the board and lodging at the lega-
ton of the United States and for the
unofficial services the said Minister
Hunter pretended to render me. and
which he was instructed to render by
the department of state Of the United
States.
Mrs. Barrios further charges Min
lister Hunter with pretending to pay
to isadore Schwartz. executor of the
Barrios estate $1,000, and getting the
form of a receipt from Schwartz, and
making this part of the basis Of his
Mrs. BarriOs declares that Hunter
never paid cent to the estate and
that she said he wanted the receipt to
show the department of state should
his right to charge for board and
lodging be disallowed Said re.
ceipt was false and fraudulent and
was given to Hunter at his request
when he heard that charge was to
taking and keeping of Mrs. Barrios
personal effects
The original of this affidavit was in.
trusted to J. S. McNally. United States
CONSUL general at Guatemala City and
after being photographed was forward
ed in January to the state depart.
mpnt
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Resisted Arrest.

Kennedy. a rather notorious
who in former wears was a
Fan' became turbulent en- East
r. street Saturday afternoon
P-3tea Officer Gunnell when the
Ftempted to arrest him. Ken
oght hard and long for his lib
ut the officers "pe-.suader"
hlm to terms and to the sta
Piefe he was locked I'D.
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Girl 2in,a.,, !Nae Tr,ii,

ST. Louis, April 2f-Miss Stella Utt,
IS wears old was blown 2ren tha pit
form Of . Chicago and Alton train yes
terGay afternoon as il was drawing
.nso The depot at Upper Alton. SO
';ej vas tho wind that Mis- Utt was
c"s.io'l through tho cir dist9ncc OF
e0t'-fve feet aad ts.97sn 9gainst an
emba0bment, rendering hor aaco,--
sc.0us.
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A Pleasant Affair.

The tea given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Carl Voss last Friday night
by the Ladies' Home Mission society
Of the First Methodist church was one
of the most delightful affairs of its
Kind given recently.
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Sunrene Cc.1rt.

l.. E. Moore vs.. McCloy u Trotter;
an appeal from the Cleveland chan
Gerry court: appellant given thirty days
to file reply.
Hanchi Bloom VS.. Simon Strauss;
on appeal from jefferson circuit court;
set for oral argument on next Satur-
daY
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FOR SALE-4 room house with soft
lot, within 4 blocks of Cotton Belt
shops. Or will exchange for or S
acre tract near town. Adress A. r.,
care Graphic office. 17S
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C0lorsd Esntizinn

'.IsA OF many candidates for
sup IN the Barraque-streat
cnu"ch. coiored, will occur
|. ''ihoon. The place selected for
ism is at the river, Just north
a'hoiic cemetery. Rev. Bat
pastor. invites all white peo-
'afe to attend to be present.
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Guif az Partitinn

Alex. McGFeror sues Ned Lockott
and others in the chancery court for
a partition of certain lands described
in the complaint
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Expert bookkeeper and accountant
desires position. Fifteen years expe--
rience. Best of references, Address,
Accountant, care of Graphic. 174
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TO RENT-410 r. Sixth avenue.
rooms mad bathroom; newly paper
ed and repainted throughout. Apply
to A. G. Bedell at Dewoody's 179.
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FOR RENT-Rooms or one.half IN
furnished house, with privilege of
bath. Close to bushes section. Ap-
ply to 308 WI. Sixth avenue. 179
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Advertise Your Wants.

WANTED-Manager for new branch
OF Our business here in Pine Bluff
Address at once. with references, Al
fred Morris, wholesaler, Cincinnati,
Ohio. 174
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ONE nicely furnished room, suitable
for two young men. Apply at 4lO West
Third a7e
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FORSALE-A good milchcow COW,
with Jersey blood, at bargain. In
quire at 1904 w. Seventh. 179
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A str0uu Shia,,3

The strongest shield of our chief
magistrate is the love and devotion Of
his fellow citizens.-Cardina1 Gibbons,
Roman Catholic baltimore.
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worthy =Co:.sun,atsation,

To so live that to die is gain and TO
be conscious that it is Il gain, to be
glad of tie exchange OF an earthly
for spiritual body and to fail asleep
i'll the certainty OF waking III a higher
and a nobler life is to grasp the CON
summation so Geyoutly to be wished
and TO reach the ideal which God
places within tie reach Of honesty,
truth and tidelity.-Rev. Dr.. George Ii.
Hepworth. Congregationalist, New
York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-27

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
with board; 316 West Fifth ave. .ZEc.
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.
BY J. F. George, Secretary.
-

The meeting this afternoon will be a
very interesting one indeed. Rev. J. F.
Carr will speak to young men on
problems that men have to face daily.
No man in the city is more fully quail
lfled to lead men into the right way
OF living than Mr.. Carr The LeMaire
band will give several selections, be-
sides playing the regular songs. The
band from now on will be a feature of
the regular Sunday meetings. The
music rendered will be high-class and
played in such a way as to please the
most fastidious. All men in the city
cordially invited to ottcnd.
The plans for the boys camp are
about completed. Tickets, boats
grounds and = irst-class cook have
been arranged for The applications
are in the hands of the secretary
ready to be filed out and filed. No
boy will be allowed TO go where appli-
cation has not been properly filled out
A few things that each boy will have
to take will be his Bible. double
blankets. old suit of clothes, sweater.
bathing suit, tennis shoes, soap.
towels, extra under clothing, unbreak-
able plate, cup and saucer, knife and
fork, tea and soup spoons. fishing
tackle, balls, bats, camera etc. No
firearms will be allowed. All articles
should be marked by your camp num-
ber Get in line. boys. for general
sood time. June to II.
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=-f'oEt01 cOuntaracts malaria and
aTays-lts chills and fever.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-27

-Hertci cen be given to little chill
dren with absolute safety
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-04-27

Washington Irving his
bMel L.
amid the beauties of Sleepy Hollow" Nj clemens FAIRY
the
Revolutionary
S
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is mi
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s:.v.9! WIN Einnrt3 a s.t4s1-s ii.

Tup ral,,ls today do net 91ee@@i1e
the Lord 1os05 Christ, Tut in i,e ,sst
analysts q al politics and com~efce
aud the selfish and cruel ambitions "t
men and nations it is found that, de
what they VII il their unbelief tie
Ierd Je.t7 .=a'4t has &irded theta TO
frltn til. Nurd=.l his prophecy Of the
eyanScli .tion o. The world.-:'ev.
Harris II. Greg, Presbyterian, Chi
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Why Christ Priced Men.

The visible Christ loved He multi
Z. - afd gathered froH "mouS tacln
ma e his followers. lie cared liltte
f.. L., external conditions II liz, but
.:= ~ Spu'. WiJH III, drpjA ii need
ae,, .3-i@i-t Of possibility. Ii" pli@+j
utzs ..=e heeHH>e lhtE were HeA o.
~ ~. ~ lCuru,3, or .&uQrant h.t he.
rss..- tt".- Htso mpH.-l,tv. Nr y. G.
i1iNe4. i,ap}i.st. Boston.
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Sa1 II Min.

If today the people register VOW
that they will so strengthen the home,
the school, the press and the church
through wise legislation and noble pre-
cept, expel anarchy lawlessnass, injus-
tice. class hatred from the land, our
martyrpd president wiz not haye died
in yain-I>ov. Dr Newell y. Hills,
Congreea onaIist. br9okiyn
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Free Speech.

The responsibility which rests on al
free speech is n privilege granted. not
for abuse, but 10 he guarded, and when
abused the individual abusing tie priv
and deprived of that right, which is
much to be cherished. but much more
dangerous when misusod.-lsev. ~. J.
q. Bolton Presbyterian, Philadelphia.
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Only Endurinx Things.

We sllS | know thl, l..e only enduring
things. the on]y atisfyillG things. are
those which h. - In do with ;!te iu.lnor-
tai king,lVtn ol God iap things which
God give, 10 tlu5e who seek frs. his
kingdoll &nI his righteO,isilI.ss. Rev.
George y. King, Presbyterian, st.
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Golden Rule or Golden Calfs

If men insist on forsaking the Golden
the preoccupation of business as an ex-
cuse for the neglect of civic duties, if
they quarantine their religion III the
Sundays of the calendar and the pews
and aisles of their churches, then the
fiery footed avengers of willful blind
ness and neglect will visit them, and
anarchy will forever hold its high carni-
yal.-Rey. Frank e. Tyrrell, Christian
Church, st. Louis.
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Sowing ana iscn,,iMg.

Friends. we can't SOW :,lc seeds Of sin
without reapins death; we can't SOW
the seeds OF disloyalty without renl,in:,
rebellion: We can't SOW The seeds Of
lawlessness without rcaping anaro hy.-
Rev. j. T. NJ. Johnston, Baptist. st.
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-Heptol Immediately relieves in

DIGESTION.
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Education is the effort 10 have men
and women come to the sense OF per-
sonality, to have each come to him
self" and awaken to his relations 20 his
world, to himself and to his God. Rev.
Spenser r. Meeser. Baptist. Ph ladei-
nhia
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14

"A reporter for this paper accepted
an invitation from w, s. Smith,
proprietor Of the Rogers hotel, to
dine at that hostelry yesterday. Mr..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14
A Birthday Party.

Quite a crowd of children gather
ed at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j. Bales Saturday evening,
July 18th, at O'Clock at the birth
day party of their daughter, S. +,
Games were played and every one
had nice time, At an appropriate
hour refreshments were served,
consisting of watermelon, peaches,
plums and lemonade.
s. r. received quite number OF
nice presents, Those present were
as follows:
Misses Mamie and ChattieBriggs,
Lou Connally, Rufa Cohen, Rosa
and Estella Egger, Louise and
Halle Groce, Margery and Gladys
Rosser, Irene Bowling, Georgia
James and S. +. and Ida Bales.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14
THE LONG { SHORT OF 1T

Constable w. A. Hodge is able to
be up again after few days Illness.
The waxahachie baseball team
went TO Alvarado this morning to
play series of games.
The A. o. L. w will meet tonight
in the Woodmen hall. Business of
Importance. p. p. Smith. NJ. w.
j. T. Duff, from Ferris, was here
today and stated that he recently
engaged in the meat market business
I'm that town.
Mrs j. r. Burrough and daugh-
ter, Miss Willie, will go to Bryan
tomorrow morning with the Enter
prise's excursion.
n special train conveying General
Manager JeH n. Miller and other
officials Of the Houston and Texas
Central passed through the city to-
day an route to Fort Worth.
Or. W. W. Fields, little son,
mother and f c. Morris, ali OF Oak
left this morning for Tyler, TO spend
a few days with relatives and
friends.
f.. Il. Brown, formerly a driver for
the street car company, will leave
tomorrow with his family for QUA
nah where he viii In the future re-
side.
/. A. Looney OF Hillsboro was
here today figuring on plans for a
boarding house which he c3ntem-
plates erecting near Trinity L univer-
sity.
We are authorized by the citizens
OF Nash to request all who are inter
ested In the grave yard at that place
to meet there next Saturday, July
Is, prepared to clean off and boautify
the grounds.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wakeiand of Nash
passed through the city Saturday on
her way to spend a month at her old
home in Kentucky. MIR. Wakeland
ordered the Enterprise sent to her
while she is there.
Mrs DR. John Rodman and
Miss Pat, returned this
from Corsicana where they
had been visiting friends The doc
tor says his wife heard that he was
having nmburger soirees and she
cut her visit short.
Conductor Chas. West stated last
night as he passed throught with
his train that he and Mrs. West
would go with the Enterprises ex-
cursion party to Bryan tomorrow to
attend the Farmers Congress. Mr..
West says he attended the Congress
last year and nothing could induce
him to miss this one.
"A reporter for this paper accepted
an invitation from w. s. Smith,
of the Rogers hotel, to
dine at that hostelry yesterday. Mr..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14
Don't Fail To Try This

When ever an honest trial is Civ
an to Electric Bitters for any troub-
lie it's recommended for, a permanent
cure will surely be effected. 1t new
er fails to tone the stomach, regulate
the kidneys and bowels, stimulate
the liver, invigorate the nerves and
purify the blood. It's a wonderful
tonic for rundown systems. Elec-
trio Bitters positively cures Kidney
and Liver Troubles, Stomach Dis
orders, Nervousness, Sleeplessness,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and expels
Malaria. Satisfaction guaranteed
by Herring-Sparks Drug Co. Only
80 cents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14

smith is an experienced hotel man
ana the menu served at this house
is first class in every respect.
j T. Ray, who rents on Mr.. Lum
Wilson'S farm near Ike, was here
Saturday and said he had found a
FULLY opened boil of cotton In his
field. He says he intended bringing
1t to this office but forgot it. He
said he had thirty acres planted the
last of March and the first of April
that would be opening rapidly in a
few days.
w n. Kennedy, of Marshall, who
has been here fer a few days visit
ing bis brother, Mr.. J. P. Kennedy,
left this morning for Colorado to
spend a few months recuperating.
Mr. Kennedy has been agent for the
T. d p. at Marshall for the past
twenty-seven wears
Flave Davenport was in the city
today and expressed samples Of his
corn, apples and other produce To
Bryan for exhibition at the Farmers
Congress. Express companies are
shipping exhibits there at half rate
charges.
Mr.. j n. Pittman and Mr.. Par
kerson and son, of Italy, came in
this afternoon TO join the Enter
prise excursion to Bryan tomorrow
morning, The train leaves the
Central depot at Gas and anyone
who desires may 90 with this Jolly
crowd Of excursionists.
r. A. Gothard, who rents on the
DIR. Conn0r farm near Ray, brought
TO this Office today some very fine
samples of corn. He says he has
four acres Of the strawberry variety
which he thinks will make forty
bushels to the acre. The corn was
planted about March Is.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14
Saves A Woman Life,

To have given upwouid havemeant
death for Mrs, Lois Craig, Of Dor
chester, Mass. For years she had
endured untold misery from q severe
lung trouble and obstinate cough.
often she writes, II could scare
ly breathe and sometimes could not
speak. All doctors and remedies
tailed tili | used Dr. Kings New
for Consumption and was
cured. Sufferers from
Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lang
need this grand remedy, for
II never dlssapoinis. Cure ig guar
anteed by Herring Sparks Drug Co
Price J0c and ST 90. TRIAL bottle free
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14

The brothers and sisters of my
late wife join myself and children
in extending thanks to the many
good people of Waxahachie for the
many acts of kindness and SYM
pathy extended during her sickness
and death. Yours IN sorrow
Fl. j. BRUCE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14
Substitute for Corn

am introducing chqFped wheat
as substitute for Isorn, and in
order to do this WHY sell you bran
at Sl.00 per sack, 9F hay at 35c per
bale, to go with Nhops at Sl.50 per
cack. These prj6es are subject to
shange this week.
ST ID. H. THOMPSON.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-07-14

Mrs. Minerva Smith, Of Danville,
ILL.,, writes. ~ Ad bronchitis for
twenty years and never got relief
until / used Foley's Honey and Tar
which liz a sure cure" Sold by r..
w Pnarfs
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-10
The Only Fonr Corners

It may seem a broad statement to one
who hears ii for the first time. says the
81 Louis Republic, that The only place
where four States. Herrisorides or pro
Faces join. is that point where Colorado.
Lfah, New Mexico and Arizona meet.
Not only is this the only -four corners
IN the United States but it is the only
corner of its kind in the world.
Although tie locality s unique in this
respect 1t is not often visited, as II Is
nor easy of access. Few tourists care
see the monument which marks the spos.
The stone was erected by the United
States Government surveyors. and Is sim
far to those used 10 mark other boundary s
II es. On a simple shaft in the centre Of
tho rocks are inscribed the names OF the
Ststes and Territories which touch the
spot.
which leads from the road between
trsiii leaves the road near Scott trading
post. close to the Utah line. and crosses
the San Juan River. Then its course IS
a.Sng a spur OF the Corrfza Mountains,
urfi; II comes to the top Of the spur.
where the shaft is situated. 1t IS iii ise
midst Of a country ence 'deqfsei4 popui4t-
"a by the chif jewellers. The ruins Of Aezs
point is nearly hundred mites f5o1il
Were ii not Tor the rocks. wagon eouid
~ paced ID that the four wheels would
6z II a2 many q j1fcfeIIt States
ySsrs 10 S. 9ha NsTaios, 61t was ra
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-10
Where It's Warm in Winter.

The North American Continent has
many delightful winter resorts, easy Of
access to those who wish TO get away
from the rigid winters Of the more north-
ern states.
Tow winter excursion rates are offered
q many of these points by the Laeka-
wanna Railroad. Among the most popu-
lar resorts are Hot Springs. Ark. s55.lo,
ana Las Vegas Hot Springs. N. NJ. $50.
with a return limit Of three months:
Monterey, Mex. $500 Mexico City. Mex
leo. x1l2. 10; Prescott. Phoenix or Tucson.
Ariz.. $1i7.7o; and California coast points.
SIG. 10. with return limit Of nine months.
These tickets allow choice Of routes and
permit stop-over privileges west or Mis-
souri, points. Low rates are also ofYered
lunfier the same conditions to numerous
noints IN Texas. Louisiana and New
Mexico.
The through service Of the Lackawanna
i surpassed by no other road out Of the
East. California or City Of Mexico Is
reached with but one change Of cars;
only one night on the road Is required to
reach chicago Or st. Louis; two 70 resoh
Denver ana four to reach san Ff4nejeco:
For further Information refhrd{nx
above points 81 southern winter resorts
xia Atlantic steamers, address G0$
Adams. 3 b n II, No u Broad stf<9k.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-02-10
TEACHERS WANTED
Demand Now Exceeds Supply
New Normal School
Needed.

That the establishment Of a State nor
NAL school in North Jersey would not
create any danger Of overstocking the
educational market with school teachers
made in New Jersey is shown by the
fact that of the seven Thousand and odd
teachers now employed IN the public
schools of the State only 2.2o4 are normal
school graduates, and Of these 1,s49-less
than half-were trained for their calling
within the state at the Trenton Normal
School. Under the present school laws,
none but normal graduates are eligible
for employment in the public schools, and
as the rule is likely to be adhered to in
any law framed to succeed the Stokes
act, the demand for teachers will have to
be met in the future, as in the past. by
the Importation of graduates from schools
outside Of the States, unless the facilities
for home training of teachers are in
creased.
OF the CSC pupils in the Trenton school
this year, only twenty six are from Es-
sex county, and the representation OF
sex, HUDSON and Passale. which combin-
cd include half the States population. is
but eighty-six These counties employ
at present 7S3 normal graduates, of whom
1873 pere trained in The Trenton institution.
State normal graduates are employed.
usually in their own localities. as last as
they are graduated. The relative value OF
the Trenton school to the several coun-
ties is shown by the number Of students
from each section. as follows: Atlantic IS,
Eefgen 26 Burlingt on s7 Camden Is, Cape
May 9, Cumberland ~ Essex 2s Gionces=
ter 49, Hudson 81. Hunterdon IS, Mercer
n, Middlesex 40 Monmouth s6. Morris 81
Ocean ., Passaic 6, Salem 16. Somerset II
Sussex u. Union 80, Warren IA.
In the annual report Of Principal James
M. Green, Of the State Normal School, it
is urged upon the State Board Of Edu-
cation that provision should be made for
keeping the school open the year around
and establishing a summer course Of in
struction for the benefit Of teachers who
desire to study during their vacations.
This would allow many teachers who are
not normal graduates and who have
been teaching for years. to complete the
normal course and attain modern meth
ods that would put them on footing
with recent graduates, without giving up
their positions or Interfering with their
school work.