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New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
DIR. CARSON LAUDS ROOSEVELT
SAYS HIS INTERVENTION WAS DIsCHARG-
ING \ DEBT TO THE PEOPLE.

\
The Rev DR.. J. F. Carson preached yesterday
morning in the Central Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn. on Mans Debtorshp Man" The
text was Paurs statement. 4 am debtor" Dr.
Carson said that men divided more or. less
clearly into two classes-those who realize that
life is trust. be administered for the welfare
Of the whole. and those who fail 10 realize this
Speaking on the fact OF life being a trust DIT
Carson said:
The man who has is always and everywhere IN
debt TO the man who has not The man who has
strength is in debt 10 the man who Is weak for
ing Is in debt 10 the ignorsnt for enpbfsnToant
The failure Of men who have 10 discharge this
debt brings them before men and God not as mean
stingy, or as hard and Indifferent 10 The needs
Of their fellows but rs defaulters The giving Of
what We nave is not matter Of generosity but
ability 70 relieve has a God given claim upon US
for relief. II We have suCcor that others need we
Gospel Of the Son Of Man IS permeafnE soaetv m e
Hence men are giving their money 20 establish
In his address, at Princeton University. at the
IA I = 80 ~ a'l, - - o. IsslleI " ilsor Grover Cleveland
purest spirit of Christianity when he pleaded that
~ "s Nm IN IatE ne pLt thelr privileges within
for what the community has given them. bun for
We MnaI . Ll..E nave 70 CIV 10 the community Men
but debt. We have had a stInerb illilstrstion
o. thls WITHIN the last few weeks The Chief
by any constitutional clause or by any legal snact-
ment eXerted the great power Of his hieb ofine ~
bring about result that would slIbsery-a tbe In
terest Of the people IN an issue in which an tbe
people were involved, and in the solutior ~ ,,bcb
the people could have no voice the peoples Presi-
cent kuletd oy no precedent but by that clear
ness of vision and clearness Of heart ard co,-s,o
OF conviction that have ever been oie y,sf,e,a7,
lnterF~ned and for the time being said 7 an, tbe
people. he recognized position and power Is ere
atlns debt which he owed the people He dis
chafeed that debt. and in disCharpfre II roea ~
Ward toward the position as chief among tbe ~
soGrcefu and forceful leaders OF mon 80 ny i'
Every position and possession and rrf,jI.o,o L.,I
men have are for those who have Them 10, w
are debtors 70 all who 20 fettered rhroneb 10. :.
tne ] men ana the women who are hurt Nv sin and
- ''- oS poverty VINO are unable 10 rise ONT
OF the conditions which keep them down - -.
70 he impossible for Christian men - 80 @ sIlr
thelr breakfast able the daily report Of Tho r,o1d
SIN ana shame and sorrow. and then co ~
lhtI own interests without thought Of the a.
phaned ana the damned. We ought no, - - "I "
wrapped IN The Sof. wool of our own se16sbn.sg
ihat me cries of SHINING. sishnE. sufarrr b,,r,a
iy cannot reach our easefu souls rs. 4Iildii- ~
Geblor TO every ether man. and the extent 20 .h
uebt IS determined only by the nnaasrrs >. -
privilege or the possession which each has 'ie
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MISSING NAN HAS $1,000 BILLS
RELATIVES FEAR MONTANA SHEEP RAISED
HAS BEEN BEATEN AND ROBRED

The whole police force Of the city has been Look,
Ing out since yesterday for man with tboussn5
oollar bills IN his pocket He is John Nulve,,
VINO owns three sheep ranges in Montana and h.
came 20 this city week ago with s. Ooa in ht IN
10 invest He stayed with his sister and her b,,e
band John Mclaughlin al No. 4l2 West Fort
seoond-st- He went ont on Saturday nigh, win
"ut ieaNlng any word, and has disappeared
,Hul'ey left Butte with four one thousand dollar
"Iis ana ten one hundred dollar bills in one ~ bis
pockets Mr.. and Mrs Mclaughlin were aston
lshea when they heard how much money he had
" M nm ana astounded when he said he had car
red II m a hip pocket all the time "
The McLaughlns began 10 get anxious abo,,,
ahl on saturday visited number Of hos
plials and many Of their friends bur no orr "a
hsard of him. Then they told the police Tba
SMciAushhns say that besides the money NI,ill-sV
haa a diamond scarfpin ring. gold watch and
SS SSnaIh aho a gold locket. They fear that he has
DpTeh ioiioWed OF lured away. beaten and robba5
NuiVey' they say is not drinking man
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

'Bvings mail
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WHAT Is GOING OK TO-DAY.

MolineuN trial before Justice Lambert morning
Luncheon for Crown Prince of siam AZ Iap-,a-. -,,
E-lqitSo.e Euil7ing. ! dinner MetroroIita6 n
Lecture by Dr. Adam L Jones Columbia University 20
0uh1aN 9'hl Association. Manhattan Conrre iop,1
church. Broadway and seventy SIKH 81 ~ va '''
MeeHns 'i Police Magistrates Side Court p m
Ne" orE A. a1emy OF Sciences section OF Autbr1rlor
History SIS m. N'''idl
Public lecture oy Or T. Ienaga. Columbia UNIVERSITY,
pem99rahe mass meeting Madison square Garden even
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrise - sunset oo5 Moon rises m 30 Moons age %
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook % GOV Islana .s.i rz.,, 60. . -,
fA-sanay Hook i:43!GOv. Island 5i5 Hell Gate G:os
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ~
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK SUNDAY. OCT as ,ooo
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Queenstown is virh nIsd Liysrrool October II and
a, s},Sr's 10 he White star Line Arrived AZ the FST
vS S'l%si & e34'd'a ead a3p6 H m9 October Is
L9,l,e1 Arrived at The Bar 547 p m co.
her 10 snd G}5eI62 Roadane ,Dp,S o SeHse Rotterdam
to tho Holland Line WIN on fie fig 1pa flrE Eas
Steamer Atas cEor' Ntsen Prosre,o October ,s with
steamer Santiago. Hathaway. Tampco Ocfober e an ~
Ward 80 AIrlved az the ' Bar PsseRsers ?, TO James
Steamer Mouniby tR0. Payne SauaTane july 2s legal
y and Gibraltar October With sugar to Teter WTrb, 4
, S5eomer a c{, q PHILADELPHIA. Reynolds Balrimore
Steamer Hanover CB0. rhelan Philadelphia October .,
With, %h mdse in transit to W W Brauer 90 VIII hnsh
90 SSqmeT 33 Tenet,loG French Philadelphia With rndse
xd5foR Win TpSss %s An4' A69 Hgnas
:, steamer Texan oneg; e6ie ,ons, Morrison. Camden.
load for san Franoisco etc.
her II. with mdse 10 sandcr~on & SON East Of fire
Island AZ o.5S m
S''2%srs a7s Ara6Ian & & for Moneydeo AyIs
and Jacksonville. Citta d Palerm, titan "a orleans
via via E2r1oI Gsorsa giGr' Rordeauz. Malta. odessa
Hiary ,Br. barbados. Para ana Manaos. HindoS
Snd oe@2a 2 S9n3Sa tEr' Aden SINGAPORE. Manila etc
United states cruiser Olympia Porto Rico
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpoo oct 3-Arrved. steamers Crric ,f}r, Thop
son. NeV- York via Queenstown, Imbria tIlrl Dut'on
New York Queenstown
@ueenSown oct 70 ".fn m-Saiied. steamer CHIapanii
tBri. Walker from Liverpool.
81 MiChaels. oct 26-Arryed tGeri Hdlte
New YORK for Gibraltar. Naples Genoa
Lizard oct 5t-IasEed steamers Mlnnatonka
land, New York for London 80 n In Kroonland
DoNrud, New-Yort for AutWerp
Scilly oct =6. Ia ni-Passed steamer kronprnE VII
helm GER. Richter. New York for Plymouth. cher
hourg and Bremen
lor don Oct 2S-Arrvei. steamer Lucas
New-York
Southampton oct 2s Io:s5 Sailed steamer Buecher
uierl karlowa from Hamburg and Bouogne SUI r.
MeT). New-YoTk
Hamburg, Oct 26-Arrived. steamer Fuerst Bismarck
ttierl Barends, New-fort via Plymouth and 'heT-
bouTg-
Bremen. 25-SaiIed steamer Bremen Ger, Nerich
for Cherhourg and New York and passed Dungeness
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MITCHELL MUCH WORRIED
INDEPENDENT OPERATORS AND STRIK-
ERS BOTH OBSTINATE.
BADGE AND WATCH GIVEN TO NINE WORK
Frs PRESIDENT BY FOREIGN IN
HABITANTs-M MITCHELL DAY
WEDNESDAY
rBr TELEGRAPH To THE rr1pr>El

IRY TELEGRAPH To TRIM NE-l
Wflkesbarre, Penn, oct. 26.-The failure Of
the operators and strikers in the Hazleton and
Panther Creek regions 10 agree was the subject
Of q conference between President Mitchell and
the district presidents here this morning. The
condition is such serious one that President
Mitchell is much worried. Some fifteen thou
sand men are idle and there is no present pros
pect OF their returning to work. They are de-
termined not 10 sign the agreements demanded
by the operators, while the latter decline 10 re-
cede from the position they have taken, except
one company, the Mil Rock Coal Company
which withdrew its agreement to-day. Their
men, who went on strike yesterday, viii return
TO work tomorrow at the Vulcan and the Buck
Mountain colheries.
President Mitchell would Tot discuss what
was done at the conference. The situation does
not look well in the eyes Of the general public,
who believe that all the men should be at work,
and now that the sessions Of the commission
are 20 be held it would he a most satisfactory
thing for the union 10 say that all its men, for
whom there are places. are working President
Duffy. Of the Hazleton district. says OF the sit
uarion The men viii not sign the agreements
of the Markles the Psrdees and the rest. and
as long as the operators insist that the agree
ments be signed the strikers will remain away
from work I do not see why these operators
H. If- F,f,Fq4rl1 ami re
OaiiOt uo as nv US -.
they DO this the men Will go to work without
delav"
A strike ss t,,raa,enss .+ ,be t4ollenl,aclx col
H., = -. -, = - -, -
s % ~ AS1ii'sh anu " Nllhespaiie Noai NuIiI-
pany in this city The mine workers object 10
the employment OF a non-union engineer. who.
tl,e,, sllesa - ,,,,o,,,,.,r, -r.., = -. -
,.,,i -. = 49, -
WI iOt 80 lhOo lile ii4lhes to-rnorro" II ne 5 ~
the lever. Last night he frightened a cage full
by hoistinc them 70 The breaker ion instead -
~ 1srs,., IT,. -,
N''S iaiiul"s' iAeS refused 10 flde back 70 me
lahdlhg' waking down through the breaker.
President Mitchell who left here This fer
noon for WASHINGTON s,rs,,e ., ,-.,,,r- -
rr,,ass.,. IL. n - =,
I''e'''' NJ wants 10 ne present al ihe
MltcheH Day exercises in this city on Wednes-
day. The mine workers and all the other Ia hor
unions VIII take holiday on that day. De
spite the protests Of the operators the union
men VIII qult "ork 10 DO honor 10 their presi-
oeH~ IN THIS city great parade and mass
meeting viii be held and similar parades Viii
occur in most of The LARGO ,o,,-,- -, 81. ~,
-. '' '' ''"'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
QUIET ALONG HUDSON T4LLEy R45IWy
PASSENGER TRAFFIC INCREASES AND No v1o
LBNCE Is REPORTED
IRf TELEGRAPH To TIE rRIBuNEl

saratoga y. Y. Oct 2s.-Major LOYAL l.. Davis
% - ~ command OF the four companies Of the
20 Regiment. " G. N Y doing strtl-, -. -
.he hudson Valley Railway. The pri7cipaI guard
80 = oeing done al Saltwater Middle Falls ana
S HsSS,hhilcsElhe ,hs Quietness has prevailed to-dav
,-a mas been slight increase In passer Tsr
-nio,, II rs understood that the compsnv Sss
, y, "a d large number Of new non-union rnofor
yorS u on, Sn saturday. aud who left here Tor New
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

r,I ,IAL5BE3E5,MsARLE-J. Ii p Herresho1, Of Bristol r
qgel6Rla g6FF,, grand Major C. Gorgas. T. s 4
II0T II0T HI,AN-I'rofessor T F. Crane Of Ithaca
HOLLAND-Justice d Cady Herrick Of the ',liSi Yn,S
lSit 1oIK STATE supreme Court IMPERTAL-CCIoneI
NlIh4m Roberts, OF Kentucky. NANARPFL LCa'n'
IAN IAN ~ = Yates. T. s A NETHERLANI- 3
5iuIII5Lon Z II ~ san Francisco NICTORIA-Coone
ley, oi Hoensster NJ smith president Of the
raw vioe-president Of the Baltimore and ohio Ri
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

These prices. the firm says, are temporary
and subject 70 reduction in a few days Some
firms in this borough promise coal az 81 to-
morrow. and one firm promises il a. 50 ~ to-
dav.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
WEALTHY yEW-YoPKERs FEAR TRACKS
WANT NEW APPROACH TO STATION At uor-Nr
kISCO

KISCO
"eaithy Ne"-lorkers who have country seats on
the outskirts OF Mount Kisco I'm the northern mart
OF Westchester County. urging the village au
lhoii''eS ." Ia "ut new approach 10 the Harlem
railroad company has prepared plans FOR a n4u,
station on the east side of the track and ahout fy
hundred feet south Of the present building.
The city has condemned property for the santtar,
pt"'eo,'oN - ,,iv watershed near the station and
new ar W. tIIouEh this condemned section Tba
aptf ~ a+I, VII he under sanitary restric-
cents baa e present station is in dangerous
there Is no approach Horses are AN, .th hIh aha
by the trains ana runaways are fregiisnt S,
those 9aGK G[ me n9yement are J Borden HnPr
ter: Elliott Cowdn Mos n rNW -iaW OF Bishop Pot
CesRola [igrff jay Hamilton l. Hoppin and Ron
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27
MINT HAIE REEN 90

From The Chicago Tribune
.o Loon ie az Ihess warts on the back Of nv hand
oone PtofPS LS say one comes every time Won tsii
a Is' NJ, ~ iatoM Nhdt made these They All cama
rom thdI nls seq wart I've had that out mn nm
'isn .aS, cn a rigbf IliheS but il always
the rest of them" " what mas caused all
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

ing z r. Thomas of the Erie. John B heLi,
representing Thomas +. Fowler Of the Onlal -
and Western. David Wilcox Of the pelaNaI :
and Hudson and Alfred Walter, represeu' Us s
the I.ehiCh Valley. They declined 70 discuss '''
publication their plans for tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-27

Our $500 shoe is not So shoe, nor
even a S. shoe.
To claim so would be absurd
truly good S5 shoe costs about $3.50
without a speok of profit to anyone.
Our S.. 20 shoe is simply splendid
So. 90 shoe-every detail as good as we
know how how for S.. 90.
There's no better shoe sold AT s.. 80,
no more stylish shoe sold at twice the
price.
Several feathers.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Broadway. Warren.
opposite city Hall.
Ea2 Broadway 18th, We M
ny man.
l260 RroadWay 32d.
and West 33d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-04-07

Paris. Tex. April Mrs. Laura Nc
MILAN has Instituted suit In the coun-
~ court against the Prudential Life
Insurance Company Of America to re-
cover 1925, that being the amount of
the first premium paid on a policy Of
$4,000. The plaintiff alleges that at
the time she made application for in
surance she gave the local agent q
check for the amount sought to be re-
covered, and that the next day she
notified the local agent and the state
agent at Dallas and the home Office
In Newark. n. j., before the applica-
tinn had reached either Office, that she
desired to withdraw the application,
but that the money was not returned
to her. The ground on which recov-
cry il sought Is the element OF mutn-
atty in contracts As insurance com
panies reserve the right to decline an
application, II Is claimed that until the
defendant received and passed on the
application there was no mutually OF
agreement, and that the plaintiff had
the same right to withdraw her appli.
cation "a the right reserved by the
defendant 10 accept or reject IT.
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President Forwards Money Sent Him by
Citizens nj illinois,

President Forwards Money Sent Him By
Citizens NJ Illinois
Chicago. April IA certified check
for $4,000. drawn to the order of Presi-
dent Roosevelt was forwarded to the
president on March % by the commit
tee Of citizens which Governor Yates
appointed In December last to raise
funds for the relief of Boer women
and children suffering in the eoncen-
tration camps in South Africa. mas
much as the committee was without
satisfactory means of forwarding the
money, President Roosevelt was re-
quested to accept the fund and have
Ii forwarded through such channels as
he might deem best, to be disbursed
for the relief of the sufferers for whom
ii was intended.
A letter from Secretary Hay to Peter
Van Viissihgin, secretary OF the Illi-
nois committee, says the money has
been forwarded to the United States
consul general at Cape Town. who has
been directed to distribute the fund
In the manner intended by the donors.
1t is now the purpose OF the commit
tee to undertake the collection OF a
much larger sum, and a systematic
effort will be made through the state
to collect checks and drafts Of 81 each.
payable to the order of Theodore
Roosevelt.
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DESPERATE BATTLE
Desperate Negro Kills Several Per-
sons and Wounds Others.
HIS BODY RIDDLED.
Officers Attempted His Arrest and Be.
fore THIS Could Be Accomplished
Ne Used a Winchester Rife
With Telling Effect.

Tuscumbia. Ala. April sheriff
Gassaway went 10 a negro settlement
here Sunday morning to arrest VIII
Reynolds for obtaining goods under
false prstenses. The officer was met
at the door by the negro who opened
FIRE with winchester. wounding the
Sheriff, and then Immediately fred upon
the deputy. VIII Gassaway, who was
MORALLY wounded.
As soon as possible every man in
town who could procure a gun was IN
the neighborhood. but owing to the
location, none dared to venture within
the open space. Dynamite was pro-
cured and the house In which the me-
gro was barTicaded was fired upon, but
to no effect Al p. m. Captain Simp
son OF the Wheeler rifles. arrived with
~ guns and 1000 cartridges. which
were distributed among IL picked men.
This company was stationed around
the house and riddled it, but the negro
had taken refuge In the cellar and re-
turned the FIRE. killing Jones and
wounding Finney. Coal oil was then
procured, ana after four hours of hard
work, the adjoining houses TO that in
which the nego was located were fred,
The house in which the negro was
located was fired by the Wheeler ri
fies The negro took refuge In shed
and opened fire. killing Wallace and
wounding Davis but the posse and mi
litiamen riddled the negro and the
crowd numbering 1000. grabbed the
body and threw II in the burning build
Ing Relic seekers cut on the negro 5
fingers and such parts OF the body as
could be procured.
Three houses were burned IN the ef-
forts to- reach the negro. No fear Of
an uprising among the negroes is at.
ticipated Several horses were killed
in the battle
II Is reported that the sheriff and
his brother have no chance TO recover.
SO deadly was the negro's aim with
his winchester that II was possibly an
hour before this body OF Prout could
be recovered Not a shot was fired by
Reynolds that did not tell when those
whom be was fring upon could be
seen. The excitement all day was in
tense Fully two thousand people from
FIT Reno and Sheffleld were here anu
every surgeon in the two towns were
pressed for service.
The following Is the list OF killed
and wounded:
Sheriff Charles Gassaway shot
through the arm and abdomen: NOR
tally wounded
Deputy VIII Gassaway. shot through
the abdomen; mortally wounded,
r. A. Peanut. shot through stomach.
fatal
Hugh Jones shot through head.
dead.
Payne. shot through chest;
serious.
Jim Finney shot through right
shoulder.
Robert Patterson. shot through leg,
Jesse Davis. shot through jaw; Sc
rious.
Bob Wallace. killed and fell In FIRE,
but body recovered.
VIII Reynolds, the desperate. killed
and body burned
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aGRlcuI. TuaA Pco0Uc -
Araeaat eurskassa ~ Fasssxn caausssas
Durlan sh< g@ar 1901.


AH'1Aat s'pFss'@ssa ~ k@s"skH s'@"as'ss
syss 49,.
...4
m.
3,
s.
-. ..7,,.,... - 80 v.I,,a
$50 a.. 80 ..a... 80. e. l.rr
- j.. - "a.
a o..
.oon . =, 49,,
- 49,
..u,
..,.,, ~ go =,
-,
-. 60
-, ,oo, 80
tts" H''ii9 '"i rs
create value of Only S3s2.ooV ooo. or
SOS COO es0 'ess than in 1900
+, ,,.,rarieoa With the vaIue Of our
,.,..-, shws
asFit''leH'a' 'E'fz'' -
tao exceptionally large excess OF SSeV''
600 900
:, :. e,,-the ,s.s,,,.,, ,,at o,,,v,o ~ the
-
'ac' 'ha' 'fnpoft ann e"p''' ''a'e VIZ"
Hawaii and Porto RICO was not In
riuded as previously. in the foreign
., - ~ rraitoa
o'ates TOT lsot COMPARISON vi lha
statistics for that year and the year
preceding is not altogether satigfac.
-. -. -. ..
~"
comparison of our total agricultural
imports and exports for 1901 and the
wear before the 1q01 figures should he
1900 - $50 - .a
" '"~
with Hawan ana Porto Rico, out com
plete statistics as to the value OF the
nroducts Of agriculture exchanged In
$40.
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Lexington, KY. April THE body
OF former United States Senator Jo-
seph Fowler, who died in Washington.
ID. c.. aged So years. was buried here
Sunday In the famous Impeachment
trial OF President Andrew Johnson.
Senator Fowler voted against I'm
parchment and for this he was after
ward received with some disfavor by
his party He was later comptrolier
OF Tennessee. and was sent to the SEN
ate from that state.
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Books for the Library.

Whoever wishes to do helpful
deed may do SO by giving or lending
any good book to the new library
good care will be taken of them.
Your name will be printed III the
book and can be returned whenever
you desire them. How many will
telephone Mrs. Mccartney or Miss
Emma Davis and tell them what
books they have to send out on this
great mission? 1t is worth much to
have a good book travelling.
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RUNNING NEGROES OUT.
All at Lawten Ordered to Leave aad
Trouble IL Expected.

Guthrie, o. T., April Sunday the
last day for the negroes to remain in
Lawton. O. T., passed with no direct
attack on these people. Many Of the
negroes have left, stating they were
not able to secure protection. A num-
Der, however. are determined to re-
main. Some own property and some
are In business, and 1t Is this class
that is dividing the sentiment OF the
white people of the city and vicinity.
The county authorities still expect
trouble and have organized matters as
well as possible to preserve order,
One hundred deputies have been sworn
in, and an attempt will be made to
control the situation. however serious
1t becomes.
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nah Of Arisgsanee

Pretoria. April 6.-Casper Kruger.
the eldest son OF President Kruger.
and twenty -four other relatives OF Mr..
Kruger. bearing the same family
name, are among those who have re-
Gently taken the oath of allegiance to
Great Britain.
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Baltimore, April THE silver jubi-
lee of Pope Leo III was observed with
solemn and unusually elaborate elab-
crate services at the cathedral Sunday,
Tae ceremony was marked by the
presence OF two cardinals, Cardinal
Martinelli. the apostolic delegate and
Cardinal Gibbons The latter preach
ed the sermon.
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Lynchhurg. Va. April flames
Garter, young negro. who shot and
seriously wounded Den Thomas, near
New Glasgow Thursday. was e ezz ks<ssss::
from iail at Amherst Court HousB Sat
urday night and lynched = shoFe dis
lance from the village The deed was
very quietly and expeditsously doae.
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Groesbeck. Tex. April Lindsey
williams, a white man who has been
missing sr05a his home for the last
two or three weeks, was found dead
In the Eayasota river bottom Sunday
By negro boy. The body had partials
" been devoured by ynltures,
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Have your Saws Sharpened

D. ]. Kennedy, at T. r. Anderson's
shop, is prepared and will
take pleasure in putting your saws
in shape. Any saws left at the above
place will be promptly attended to