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coIored Man Dragged to Death.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE, Ind, July 4.-Samuel
Fred, colored. Of East Seventh street. has
been working for George Gray near Glen
wood. Last night after finishing work they
started home Mr. Gray and Fred each rid
Ing horse with the harness on. The horse
on which Fred was riding became fright
ened and ran away Fred was thrown OF.
His foot caught in the harness and he was
dragged for half a mile. When found his
left leg was broken above the knee, his
neck cut 70 the bone and he was otherwise
injured. Death resulted soon after. He
was a married man without children and
was about forty-fve years old.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind. July 24.-The pleading OF
a child stopped a divorce trial in this city
on Wednesday. Mrs. Emma Rinard had
filed suit against J. w. Rinard, leading
druggist, asking also $4,000 alimony. The
child, Ralph Rinard, aged eleven. was
grief-stricken over the proposed separa-
ton and went from one 10 the other plead
ing tearfully for a reconciliation. He got
the parents together finally and. as re-
suit, the estranged couple made up. and
the suit was dismissed. The Rinards came
here three years ago from Bluffton.
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COLLEGE MATTERS.
New Mathematics Instructor at i. u
Training school Extension.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 24.-Oliver E.
Glenn, 'O1, has been selected as instructor of
mathematics in Indiana University for next
year. Mr.. Glenn was editor-in-chief Of the
Student for 1901 and for the past year has
been professor Of mathematics in the Ell
wood High School
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July 24.-It is pro-
posed TO conduct training school, begin
ming in September, under the joint control
of the Indiana Normal and the Vigo county
superintendent. The school is at Glendale,
just beyond the city limits, and has forty
pupils Of all grades. The training school
in the Normal building Is part of the city
school system but IL is thought the stud
ents at the Normal should have training
in a country school in which all grades
are taught In one room.
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Special 10 The indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind. July 24-On Aug. 8 one
OF the strongest ball teams this city has
ever had will begin the season. 1t is headed
by Shorty JessUp, we'll known 10 the
sporting world and a catcher and member
OF the Henley roller polo team. 1t Is hoped
10 secure the Indianapolis Reserves for the
opening game. a schedule will be ar
ranged with the strongest amateur teams
or Indiana and Ohio. Ii is also the inten-
ton TO take a trip South
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CIoudburst Damages Crops.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WHITESTOWN, Ind, July 24-The
heaviest rain of this season fell last night
and was accompanied by severe thunder,
lightning and hailstorm. North of Whites
town cloudburst is reported. Cornfelds
are flooded and in many places the water
in the cOrnhelds stands up to the ears.
Wheat threshing will be postponed for sew
eral days.
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Found n Bag of Gold.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, July 24.-While hunt
ing for the buried treasure of Albert Rees.
a farmer who died early in the spring
his farm a few miles from Redkey, son,
John Rees. found bag containing $3.50 in
gold 1t was one of the eccentricities of the
old man TO hide his gold away and 70 bank
mis- silver and currency. 1t is expected that
other finds will be made.
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Tvo-Bagger and Homer Won.

WASHINGTON. July 24-Both Carrick
and Bernhard were effective in to-day's
game and kept hits we'll scattered. A two
base hit by Ryan, followed by Doyle's home
run, won the game for the home team. At
tendance, 1899. Score:
r II z
Washington 20 IS s 2
Cleveland .......O 0 0 OIL 2
Batteries-Carrick and Clarke; Bernhard
and Wood. Bases on balls-On Carrick /;
off Bernard. l. Struck out-By Carrick, l;
by Bernard, ..
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. July PA Terre
Haute pool-oom lost $500 on the running
race won by West Baden at ST. Louis on
Wednesday, on which there was a tip out.
a man who was said 10 be a travelling
salesman from Evansville claimed 10 have
received a message giving the tip that the
race had been fixed for West Baden 20 win.
and ne told two other men. each OF whom
bet $50 as he did. at 10 /. 50 that their
$50 brought $500.
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The Assets OF the Company in the United States
are IS follows

Cash on hand and in the hands Of
agents or other persons (banks) Slo5.o1.
Real estate unincUmbered... 2s,Sn
Bonds owned by the company,
bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent. secured as follows;
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bal
timore. Philadelphia & Erie,
Philadelphia & Reading, Penn
sylvania. Easton * Amboy, Lee
high Valley. Chicago a. West
ern Indiana. Northern Pacific
and other railroad and corpora
ton bonds and securities. 5000 3,362,O4o
United States. Philadelphia, Pitts
burg, Cincinnati. st. Louis.
Springfield. H.. Newark. y. J..
and other bonds and stocks. 45o, SO
Loans on bonds and mortgages Of
real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is
mOrtgaged. and free from any
prior incumbrance. l4,Olo
Debts otherwise secured. loans
on collateral securities. 2S4,a,
Debts for premiums. net amount
IN course Of collection........-.. 391. 59s
crued and due e.. 1905
. =, -,
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New Editor and Postmaster.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN. Ind. July 24.-W. r. Nesbit
to-day succeeded Arthur a. Holmes as ed
itor and proprietor of the Sullivan Union.
the Republican organ of the county. X.
p White will be assistant editor Of the
paper. Mr.. Nesbit has been appointed post
master at Sullivan. and will succeed Mr..
Holmes, the incumbent this week.
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Masons VIII Lay the stone.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind. July 25.-The Ma
sonic lodge OF this city was extended an
invitation by the School Board of this city
to take charge Of the laying of the corner
stone OF the new Carnegie library building
which is being erected in this city. The
lodge has accepted and has set Wednesday,
Aug o. as the day for the ceremony. In
vitations will be sent 10 prominent MasOns
i'm different parts of the state TO be present
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Results mt DeImar.

ST. LOUIS. No. July 2i.-Jim Clark. with
Tod Walsh in the saddle. and carrying top
weight. captured the six furlongs sprint,
the feature OF to-days Delmar card. Okla
set a fast pace TO the head OF the stretch.
at which point Jim Clark forged 10 the
front and won by three lengths from Fa-
Their Wentker. F'itz Brillar and Cionsilla
were the only winning favorites. Winners
and odds. Countess Clara. 10 j: Little
Lois TO l; Eftz Brllar. 10 /; Jim Clark.
. TO 1: Blue Mint. to >. Clonsilla, IL 10 5.
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Damage Case Compounded.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind. July A.-The damage
case OF Charles Metz against the City Of
Bedford, venued from this county TO Paoli.
was compromised by the payment Of $3.50 to
Metz. The suit was against the city, the
Bedford Light, Heat and Power Company
and Contractor Scott, who put in the hot
water plant. IT Is understood that each
of the defendants will pay part of the
amount named, but that Contractor Scott
VIII pay the greater portion of it.
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National League of h. d L. A. Adjourn.

PUTIN BAY. O.. July 24-The last days
session of the National League OF Building
and Loan Associations began early this
morning and continued until 5 o'clock this
afternoon. All the business was crowded
into one session. We believe the princi-
plies of cooperative savings are indispens-
able 10 the highest and most beneficial de-
velopment OF the saving institutions OF
self governing people, and We believe this
20 be true from the standpoint OF individual
the community, the State and the Nation. -
was the text OF a resolution adopted.
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Electric Light Plant Accepted.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, July 24--The City
Council tonight. by unanimous vote, &C
cepted the municipal electric light plant
built by the Varney Construction Company
OF indianapolis The plant will be turned
over 10 the commission within a short time.
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Good Well in a New Field.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind, July 24.-On the Rogers
farm, north of Converse. an oil we'll was
completed tonight which is giving $50 bar
rels per diem without shooting. This opens
a new field the nearest we'll in the Marion
field being twelve miles distant. Many
leases have been secured on land in the
neighborhood and big oil boom probably
Will follow.
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2:17 Pace; purse. S1.oOo; two in three:
Greenlina b ~ h,. Onflina dam by

Greenline. owned by j. H. Lesh. of
Goshen, Ind, won another race. easily out
chasing his field. Greenline is the best
green PAGER uncovered" this year. The
mare Casonda. driven by Dick Wilson, OF
Rushville. seems to be another uncover
ing" by the noted Indiana driver who did
similar tricks with Bumps when a green
one. Casondas mile in 2:0534 was calcu-
lated TO upset the bookmakers.
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Young Woman Disappears.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind, July PA young wom-
an named Gilmore. who had come here to
stay with the family of Or. A. T. Withers.
has mysteriously disappeared and all efforts
TO locate her have failed. She has been
absent since Tuesday. \ sister. who lives
here, fears that she has taken her life, but
gives no reason for such an act.
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Venice, AIva Stewart, No Four. Ruby NJ
Joe w, Western Girl, Bourbon, Belle Shell
don and Frank Allen also started
Half mile and repeat; running race: Rob
ert Gray won. Miss Regent second Ben
Hampstead third. Best time, :5lk Gold
Standard Medicine Man, Cean, Gloria and
Helen Montgomery also ran.
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Six Passengers Injured.

MIDDLETOWN. y. Y, July PA train
on the Ellenville branch OF the Ontario &
Western Railroad was thrown from the
track this evening near Spring Glen while
rounding curve owing 10 a washout The
engine. a passenger coach and a combina-
ton car left the track. Six passengers in
the latter car were somewhat injured. but
none seriously.
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Nixon Sold for $4,000

Special 10 the Indianap polls Journal
CRAwFORDsVILLE. Ind. July "a
Judge w. p. Britton has sold the race
horse Nixon TO Lawrence Jones, Of Louis
Vile KY, for $500. Mr.. Jones has a match
for Nixon. and these two animals will be
on exhibition in the Madison-square Garden
show in New York next fall
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in his hands. loading IT, He had the muzzle
OF the weapon pointed behind him, and In
working the lever which opens the maya
zine a cartridge was exploded just as Mr.
Tague was coming around the house. The
ball entered the calf OF Mr.. Tague's leg.
and because of his age he is in "A serious
condition. Blood poisoning Is feared.
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The Big Leagues.
American.
National

CHICAGO. July 24-The locals scored
three runs by punching three hits, an error
and a questionable decision at the plate.
The visitors two runs resulted from three
singles and a double. Excepting in the in
nings in which each team scored il was
decidedly a pitchers battle. Attendance,
5000 Score.
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st. Louis Rallied in the Ninth.

ST. LOUIS. July 24.-st. Louis defeated
Pittsburg to-day in a sensational ninth
inning rally. 1t was a pitchers battle
throughout with O'Neil having the best of
Chesbro. Attendance, :, 500 Score:
RHE
St. Louis....O / 010 0 / 2-5 8 0
Pittsburg .......O l 2 o 0 IA
Batteries-M. ONeill and ]. O'Neill; Ches-
bro and OConnor. Bases on balls-Off
O'Neill, 1; off Chesbro, / Struck out-By
O'Neill, 4; by Chesbro, 2.
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WANTS HIS MONEY.

Robert Shonner Will Sue to Recover
Losses on n ssFake" Foot Race.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July A.-Robert
Shofner, the Greensburg, Ind, merchant
who lost 5000 in a fake" foot race at
Springfield Ill, came 10 his former home
here and employed law firm to recover his
money. Shoffner came to Terre Haute from
Sullivan county ten years ago, ana for five
years was clerk in a dry goods house. He
married Miss Briggs, OF Sullivan county.
who had some money and removed TO
Franklin and later to GreensburG.
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WARSAW. Ind, July 2i.-The City Coun-
ell to-day granted franchise TO the Vino
ma. Warsaw. EIkhart & South Bend Trac-
ton Connanv. which has for its object the
construction OF an electric railway connect
tne the cities named
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Took strychnine and Died.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, July 24.-Mrs. Nellie Lin
willie. aged thirty-two. committed suicide by
taking strychnine at the Walnut Hotel in
this city jest before midnight tonight She
died in half an hour. Her motive for the
act is unknown.
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Martin Rode the winner.

LIVERPOOL. July chairman. ridden
by J. II. Martin. at the Liverpool July
meeting to-day won the great Lancashire
Breeders Produce stakes OF goo sOver-
eigns for tMo-year-olds. five furlongs
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Ten Inches of Rain An Few Day.

BIG SPRINGS. Tex. July 24.-Ten inches
OF rain has fallen In this vicinity within
the past few days The streets OF Red
Springs have been inundated and train serv-
ice on the Texas & Pacinc has been sus-
pended. No lives have been lost but many
narrow escales are reported
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well-played game until the seventh inning,
when the visiting pitcher went TO pieces.
The score was Is TO s. The visitors were
confident of winning and much money was
lost by their friends
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis Scored Only Three Hits, Yet
Scored Three Runs.

BOSTON, July 24.-St. Louis went out in
order for seven out of eight innings. but
Burketts home run in the ninth made the
score close and the finish was exciting. At
tendance, I'm. Score:
RH +
Boston .......1 0 0 - u
ST. Louis. .......O l 0 0 0 2-3
Batteries-Young and Criger; Powell and
Kahoe. Bases on balls-On Powell, ,; off
Young, l. Struck out-By Young, 5; by
Powell ;.
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The amount Of its capital is....... SlO0.coo0
The amount OF its capital paid up
Is so COO u
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Boston Won on Errors.

BOSTON, July A.-Boston won from
Philadelphia to-day through errors of
Childs and Felix. which Melted Boston's
two runs. Philadelphias single run came
with a batting rally in the ninth, when
three singles were made. A sensational
double play in the ninth by Demont, Grem-
niger and Long prevented Philadelphia
from tying the score. Attendance, 400.
Score:
r H
Boston .........O 5000 % - ?
Philadelphia 20 IL 9 .
Batteries-Mason and Moran; White and
Jacklitsch. Bases on balls-Of Mason. 2:
off White, 2. Hit by pitcher-Carney.
Struck out-By Mason. 2; by White, s.
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MARION HARNESS RACES.
Driver Slater Badly Hurt in Col
isiOn-The Days Results.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION. Ind, July A.-The crowd at
the third days meet of the Marion Driving
Association was a record-breaker for this
city. Slater, driver of No. 4, was badly
injured in the third heat of the 2:40 trot.
In scoring two of the sulkies colIided and
Slater was thrown violently to the ground.
He was carried off the field unconscious.
1t some time before he was revived.
He suffered fracture of the skull. Sum-
maries:
ODE rot hire In rro
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Local Observations ON Thursday.

Bar. TEN. R.H Wind. Weather. Pre-.
2 a m...S0.l4 s. 81 s. Clear. T.
p. m. 1905 s. So NE. PIT Cldy 900
Maximum temperature, So minimum tenn
perature. S..
Comparative statement OF the mean tenn
perature and total precipitation July q:
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Turner Knocked Ont by Cans.

OAKLAND, Cal, July 24-Joe Cans
knocked out Rufe Turner, of Stockton, in
the fifteenth round here tonight.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Showers and Not SO Warm To-day
Fair on Saturday.

WASHINGTON. July 2-Forecast for
FRIDAY and Saturday:
For Indiana and nlinois-Showers and not
80 warm on Friday. Saturday fair, light
variable winds. becoming west
For Ohio-Scattered showers and thunder
storms on Friday and Saturday; fresh
winds.
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FIVI4f -s4I14s -F4a'T1f -sI"7ff -sI|-4
Ex-Sherif, Intime, Slumber, jr., Billy B..
Julia s., Merry Go and Rachael F. also
started
2:40 Trot; three in five:
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Copy Of Statement OF The COliiti0l
OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA
Fire Insurance CO.
On the 3Oth day of June. 1902.

II is located at SOS and $40 Walnut street
Philadelphia, Pa.
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UMPIRE AIDED CHICAGO
QUESTIONABLE DECISION HELPED
DEFEAT CINCINNATI BY RUN.
Close Scores the Rule Yesterday in
All Ball Games-BrOokIyn Shut
Out by New York.

Boston $500. 4-St. LOuis.....
Washington 3-CIeveIand -. 4
Rain elsewhere.
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SHOT BY HIS GRANDSON.

Monroe County Man Accidentally and
Seriously Wounded.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. July 24-Jacob
Tague, well-known farmer near Kinks
willie, was accidentally shot this morning
by Grover Kirk, his Contemporaries
grandson. The boy had a Winchester rife
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%Batted for Hahn in /
Score ny innfpos-

Let on bases-ChlcagO, 4, NIncInnaIl =
Two-base hts-Bergen. Lundgren. Sacri-
flee hits-Dobbs, Bergen. Stolen bases
Williams, Seymour. Struck out-By Lund-
gren, !; by Hahn, 5. Base on balls-On
Lundgren. 3; off Hahn. l. Time-1:45 UNI
pire-O'Day
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r. DALE BENSON. President.
W. GARDNER CROWELL, Secretary.
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New York 80 o o. o % 0
Brooklyn 100 o 0 0 0 0 0 90 l

Observation-Disclosures and Bowerman;
Newton and Farrell. Bases on bals-On
Mathewson, !; off Newton. 2. Hit by
pitched ball-By Mathewson, /. Struck
out-By Mathewson, IL; by Newton, 4. At
tendance4,5OJ.
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Portland Wins n Good Game.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind, July 24-Portland de-
feated Eaton this afternoon in what was a
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BrookIyu shut Ont.

NEW YORK, July A-McGraws New
York players shut out Hanlon's men at
Washington Park, Brooklyn, to-day in a
fast. clean, well-played game. Mathewson
had splendid control and was excelently
supported. Score:
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Indiana Notes.

JASPER.-The promoters of the Jasper,
French Lick. West Baden & Northeastern
Traction Company are meeting with
marked success Papers have been signed
giving them the right of way over twenty
miles out of the twenty-five to be covered.
They are now at work securing the right
over the remaining five. a corps Of en-
gneers is making the survey.
FORT WAYNE.-E. X. Marsh, w. l..
Watt, L. T.. Clark and John Blaney, all
of Auburn, have pleaded guilty before
United States Commissioners Logan TO
charge of robbing the Altoona. Ind, post
office a few nights ago. Watt is twenty
eight; the others are under twenty. In de-
fault of bail they were sent to the Jail at
Indianapolis.
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Total assets. ...........
LIABILITIES.

Losses adjusted and due; losses
adjusted and not due; losses
unadjusted: losses in suspense
waiting for further proof. s2253fs.6
Amount necessary 10 reinsure
outstanding risks.............--... 2.sSSsl5.A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-25
GOVERNOR \ CANNOT GO
WILL NOT BE PRESENT AT THE
 ATHENS CONFERENCE.
Program for the Reception and En- tertainment of Ogden Party in Montgomery Monday Has
 Been Completed.

Governor Jelks announced yesterday af- ternoon that he would not go to Athens, Ga. this morning to join the ogden par ty at the Conference of the Southern Ed ucation Association. as he had intended. The Governor said he deeply regretted his inability to attend the conference but that he has business of pressing import ance at the State Capitol today and to- morrow.
 Saturday afternoon the Governor will go to his home in Eufaula where he will spend Sunday, returning to Montgomery Monday morning. He will join the Ogden n party here and will remain with the Eas- terners until they leave Alabama |
 Hon John w. Abercrombie, State Su- perintendent bf Education. and other Ala bama educators, including Prof. C. L.. Floyd. Superintendent of the Montgomery city schools, left yesterday morning for Athens, Ga. to attend the conference
 The special committee of the Montgom- cry Commercial and Industrial Associa . ton. has completed the arrangements for the reception and entertainment of the Ogden party while they are in Montgom- cry.
 The party will reach here at II o'clock Monday morRing. They will be met at the Union Railway Station by members of the Committee. Carriages will be pro vided for he entire party and they will be driven to the State Capitol. After viewing this historic building the party will be taken to the State Normal School for Negroes conducted by Prof. w. B, Paterson and d visit will also bC made to at least two of the public schools of the city one of which will bc public school for negroes.
 At ? o'clock a luncheon will be tenderod the ogden party at Nhe rooms of the Commercial and Ind Istrial Association. At o'clocl a special train bearing the party will leave for Auburn