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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

One way to tell the weig of ore in s mine 'in sight" is to exactly meas- ure an excavation from whence 8 xnown weight of ore hss been remov- ed. Determining the weight of ore in place is 6 work requiring extreme care: l3 cubic feet to the ton applies only to solid qnarlz rock, In csse o oIidIzed ores it may require from l; to even IS cubic feet to the ton while in lead. zinc and other base meta
 mines, it may require lees than l; cubic feet 70 the ton. As a genera rule, is may be stated that the cubi contents of an ore body in feet, di vided by Il if sulphides and by 15 i oxidized, will give the tonnage sp proIimstely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20
WILL REBUKE
 REPUBLICAN PARTY
1t Broke Faith and Betrayed
 Our interests
DEFEATED STATEHOOD.

The demOurstic party of Arilons, says the Phoenix Democrat, never ws- in better condition to win success than now. Its rank and file ara thor oughly inpressei with the uecessii! of rebuking & party that has betrayeo i.s interests sod broken faith on on, of the most vital questions relsti1g to Arizona. They know by their action. that statehood can never be ca .irec through republican veto ies, they know that republican senators hay, kept us out and prevented the sd mic sion of two republican territories at the same time. They know that re- publican success in Arizons, Okla homa and New Mexico would be t calamity so Tar as statehood is coo cerned, as it would be construed ss , slap a, those who have befriended u in our cause.
 They know that DO credit can
 plseed in republican party promi-e e-
 They know democratic success will b strengthening tho bands Of all friend
 of statehood, bs they democratic c
 republicans. Tn ? know that unles
 Arizona goes democratic che will hay
 aided the hsnIs that withheld com
 fort and that spurned her ir olr hou d need.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20
BISBEE JOTTINGS.

BIsBss. July Is, 1909. Captain Mossmsn Of the R.nsers is in California on . vacation. Dr. F. A. Ss ct left i,E Fl Psso this morning on pro'e sipns' bu-i" ness.
 Mrs. Dsunis Walsh leit yesterday or S., Fr.0ci-co. where she will re" main for . month.
 Juige Seth Leveuwo,th is confined .o hIs room uith typhoid fever. H, Is reportei to he improving.
 At the Norton house sre:-Georss R Fleming, Ssford; : W Lesvitt, Gloh.; J Johnstone, Denver; W f Lehman. R N Johnson Denver.
 Thomas Hou-t D, of the Calumet and Ar zona Mining ompsny, lef' thi- morning for his home in Calumet, Michigan.
 rle fplD s.ns gis g sre s'-'e e ct the Copper QIe hotel:-H ( Avis, St. Louis; c NJ Burkhaltef TIcson; V0sburx, Los Angeles; l A Val. Los Ange'es; Mrs. Fran Proctor, Ls C.nsne.; Mrs. w F Oger tlr Nogsles; W F Mead, San Fran Disco; Sister May Peter, Phoenix.
 Joseph c. Muirhesd. who has bee' in the employ O. the Copper QIee company for the past twenty year sci ing A. shift bose, has resigned b position to devote his entire time private sff.irs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

In the past year five baoks have been established in the county 0 Oocoise, Arizons, ct Naoo, Dougls Bisbee and Tombssone, Fl Psso cspi- tsi being interested io some case. The growth Of bank basines. in sha, section is significant of the erpau sion Of tbe mining industry m the district which is be,ng united to Ei Psso commercially by new railvsys. Banks come with . rising tide of bu-insss,:.not with an ebb or sssgns. Ion Of industrv.-Ei Psso News,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

Last night 1omos,one had just re nsvered from @ two days siege of water famine caused by a break on the main line and, the repair made, \ smsll supply was received wh D another accident was announced | - lay and the supply again shut oti un. til the break is repaired.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

From semi official figures it is ,hown that $9 .OOO, ,ooo has been paid n dividends by the vsrous mining ompsnies of Arisons during the past ear. Tbis statement does not in. luce the United Verde copper mine ,t Jerome, Common wealth ct Pessce, or Copper Queen ct Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The National Guard Of Arizona is to have c new colonel within the pex, ten days, ss present commsndins oficer, Col. J. H. Martin, resigned Lieut.. Col. .Hocbdoeffer Of FIAgs,sa will probably be the next com msnder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

A well. li.suthenticated story Of the intelligence of ants relates that a householder, having eodesvored 10 iistroy them with sticky fypsper, ound the next morning that they lsd constructed . csusewsy acros- be paper with grains, sand and grass
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

Notice is given that the annual CT . animation for competitive position. ID She customs service in the Distric of Arizona. will be held at Nogsle-, July l4th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

The Southern Pacific ney-, hal such heavy passenger traffic ia the summer tim ss is has enjoyed tn . season. The company ha. { ouble in getting cars enough 10 han ile its reg. ulas traae and sxoussiona
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

Mormons claim to have 5000 mi... sion tries in the field and to have made 5000 converts last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20
CARD ,OF THANKS

To the many kind friends who as sissed me in this, my hour Of gres, bereavement. desire to return my heartfelt thank.
 MRS. FRANCE CoyYERs
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20
COUNII ntC JtveR'S
 REGRET WORK Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week
RELIABLE INFOKMAtloN

pkEp,-REAL ESTATE. Int. Land < Imp. Co. to HE Stone, D1usiass...$ zoo W lot Land & Imp. Go to saiienberger 4 Art, Douglass ...---.-~- Int. Land { Imp. Co to Epps. Douglas. ..... zIZ V lot. Land X Imp. Go. to Il SF Mcguire, Douglss... zZoo w Int. Land & Imp. Co. to | Mrs Mary K.nsey, Doug Il las ..-'''' lot. Land & Imp. Co. Co "A Provot, Dougls-... AV '" Nrs NJ E Morris 70 c H | French, Douglss. o'o '"
 l. D,k ,.sle- 10 T c Williams. Dougl's soo '" TN Epps to W A Kislins, DOuglaa.. Beo Williams to $ K Will Hams, blsOtcs Dayton Graham to s K
 Willisma, Bisbee. ...... ~" '" Waiter Doreder to K
 Williams, Bi-bee. ....-. so' No LJHill, to s K Williams,
 blebee. ......-. '..-'''' Andres Rios to s k Will
 Hams, Bisbee. ........ z'o '" Dayton Graham to k
 Williams Bisbee. ...... zSo o Henry Waters D Edward
 S,rifisr, Bisbee, ....... Ao Oo dartin O'Hsre to 1hos
 Grady, ct al, Bisbee.... 3oo Vo Howell to Ed Strifner, | blsDtt.
 Rich.rd W Wood to A
 Ashmsn, Ton bstone.... eoo oo IW Wallace to Thos K. Grady, e', si., Bisbee. ... Vo Ariz. d s. E. R. R. Co. to EIP.so & S. W. R. R.
 oo RR 75oOoO OC ,. W S Dixon to Joseph W
 Fo.t r. Dougls-.... ... Ioo oO Jane Trooper to W h Me-
 uuire Douglas. ........ looV ot SE Hszz.rd 10 Calumet d
 Ariz. M'g. C., land. ooo V T SF Mcguire to Int. Land
 & Imp. Co. land. .... 42t V | Frank H White to s F
 Mcguire. land. ......... s5o U :, H nry Fitch to H \ Nor
 gan, Pearce. ..-... <oVo " , Jas. F Duncan to Geo 5
 Wilcox. Tombetone..... lUo W Csllaghsp, ct. ai. to Wm Lemp Brewing Co. Nsco. 100 V , LOCATIONS . mines by James Carr.
 5 mines by Geo h Hurd, e, al. |. mioe by Lee, ct al. 2mines by M Dean, ct al. 2niues by L N Morrison, ct al.
 mine by H W Brown, ct al.
 mine by NJ J Dufner.
 mines by I W Wallace, ct s!. . mine by H 0 Rose, e: al. $ mines by A CrJwel, ct al.
 6 mines be B F Lee, ct al.
 mine by John s Gorrie. l. nioe b. E L. Crowell et al. l. 2 mines by NJ E Kinehsls. 't mine by E NJ Q ark. - mine by Will Wilkey ct a.. D WRIT or ATTACHMENT - John Fl Norton & to ys Copper Belle M'g. Co.
 James Reilly vs Copper Belle M'g 2 Co.
 d Soto Broe. 4 Rensud vs Coppei !. Belle M'g Co. '- LEAsEs . Wn Kline to Jas A Warren. - Wm Kline to K-pnedy, ct al.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20
MRS. FRANCE CoSYERs.

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
 Take Laxative Brono- Quinine Tab lets, Al druggists refund the money if it fails |, cure. E w Groves signature .s O each box, 73c
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20
LEksEe.

Wn Kline to Jas A Warren. Wm Kline to P K5pnedy, ct al. Wan Ki:ne to Mrs D Alta G.llst d. Vim Kline so F G GiIlsni.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-20

NOTICE.
 To whom it may concern: You .,. hereby notified that the unde, sSon.d .e longer holds himself respons,hfs t.o o supplies of any nature or wort ns ,oI Ma;d H pei'orrned on the Copper King and ;n oi sunshine mines, situated i"Iqnois District, Cochise Co. An. .' saiG m'nes now being under bond 70 ;,, Ionn lay Tor and Lee aistnsy, and | tracted thereon. ~ .'o
 Signed.
 WM. HoLMn. 0asea Tombstone. June ?. Iooa,
The leader., 1902-12-03
STATEMENT.
Showing Receipts and Disbursements
OF the City of Brookhaven, Miss,
for Fiscal Year Ended Oct. j, 1907.


The following is a true and correct statement
OF the resources and expenditures of the Munici-
pality of the City of Brookhayen, Miss, from
Oct. 1st, 1901 to Oct 1st, 1902, appears of rec
ord In the books OF the officers
REVENUE FUND.
ALLOWANCES:
The leader., 1902-12-03
The LEADER.
Published Weekly.

Official Journal Of Lincoln County.
The leader., 1902-12-03
$13,G52 81
REHABILITATION.

REVENUE FUND,
RESOURCES.
To cash on hand October 1, 1901. IS 4SS 67
To cash for license collected 462 30
To cash for fines collected ~ 500 OF
To taxes on real and personally. 1851 81
To warrants outstanding. ....... 3S1 II
--$5O43 %
EXPENDITURES.
By accounts allowed .....,.. $4564 q
By treasurer'S commissions ~ IO4 IS
By warrants outstanding Oct. L. O1 22O
BY cash In treasury Oct. l, 1902. 372 27
The leader., 1902-12-03
B. T. HOBBS, Editor and Proprietor.

Apr. 1. Standard Oil Co., oil and waste
for power house. se.................
Rumsey- -Sikemine Co., electrical
The leader., 1902-12-03

Official Journal City Of BrOOkhaven.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-01
liens d. Lurn.shings J

Have you ever put on a
suit that felt as if it was
made to Your especial order?
Isn't the satisfaction some
thing unique in this day of
cheap everything? Let lis
be surveyors to You Of Your
suits, shirts, collars and
small but necessary articles
Of mems wear and YOU will
be surprised how much bet
ter your clothes will seem to
tit Fou. It's like everything
else; its the know how"
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-01
4 Shoe eGtter
To The CE-EFTAIE READERS

We have inst concluded arrangements with IT. J.
Funk & So-s Of Enterprise Ore whereby they contract
with Tor certain goods We are 70 manufacture for them
exclusively which Includes Boots & Shoes which they
a-e y have ezc9s.re sale Of IN E--er7rsea high grade
Al solid .:1e o: goods throughout aid from selected
stock which We give them guarantee OF every pair =
- workmanship and material Hence on every pair Of
shoes v7- by from them Won have guarantee from one
Of tbs largest manufacturers il the world Of o=- class Of
goods. Custom made Boots & Shoes w Standing
sponsor to -5- should " ! Funk Il Sons tai 70 live ID
ever aa-r made By arg other large manufacturer before
and the Of G=zacke Is in itself guarantee and
from past experience have no hesiracy in making this offer
# 99 shoddy shoe for prize, d. not 5uv our
make Of shoes, bit you want shoes that will r We'll. and
give good account Of Itself IN serrce-A Cheap Good
Saoe--aen3u on- shoe from V. J. Junk * Sons. #
y7r want nl=.. shoe ask them Tor our Shan-ock At
SIS il YOU want work shoe ask them for orr Il at
S-25. and # Won want dress shoe ask for oar King
Kind at S. . tos3.75.
As further inducemer when Won buy pair Of shoes
from parties ask them 70 let you register YOUR name
opposite number III their register book and on December
p 1902 take your nurber back to their store and as-=
a,n II Eou have premium, for that day. we viii
telegraph them certain numbers have selected. and
anyone holding any Of said numbers will be entitled TO
another pair or his money back for the pair he bought
L-sz-s. ". J. Funk & Sons will carry general line
Of orr goods and y2u can procure shoe or boot from
SIS 10 90. Give them trial and take this letter
a letter Of introduction.
Yours very truly.
CI-EsEcFE. TDCEy-r7-I.yS SHFor Cr
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
N AND ABOUT TOWN.
Picked Up Here And There
By The Chieftaiu.
S-llJly u loan s.: : yer cz-- inter-
-. o. zeal estate security.
c 7. M-DAS-EL

K -. u -1A- -s-a-s security
Il Ct. N-DAS-zL
+ Don't tg-get Il register i1- the June
!. e.=e-.--.
Z Tls hes: grade O.: s-l:s5 peanuts =.
Fl -le Stationery store
81 Ma J : Wagner i seriously III ~
g ls- home south Of town.
i Jag Ellis arrived in from Eis -hzer
i camp IN Lmuaaa M5ud-y
y NJ. =. ". see. has tesr On .as
I SEX is. tg- some time past.
s The 3ls.E55.s. church Is expected
s % BE- IN readiness iI- service, SUNDAY.
i Two a-g-ae-s %: Rev Wa-zs- are
s paving him visit They hail from
8 southern Indiana
Ms John zgrchs- l., rec7~e-.r-v=-y
& slowly from her long and se~=-e 81
4 .4cs -Luua,l.m.
8 Rev Na-riu. the presiding alder.
q vii occupy :n- pu-p.: - -az Ns.ag-
J. lis; church sunday.
3Liss - E. R1= srzu- S4:u-ls~
4 nigh. md Sarisy az the home gs }l-.
: and N-s b 7. Long southeast Of
y town.
4 B5y-Ap-i, > 70 :hs vile Of l..
I Z C4viu=-. On Prairie c-=ez. q.
! Dr. Temple reports mother AMI 5ag=
ge-..a along fine.
Gi.ss and James Daughs--y came
! 1u- .7m Chesl.muus Friday and
3 wen. down 20 Middle va.i-y after a
I load seed grain.
Sheriff Crame- started 70 salem Oh
. Wednesday having in change Harrison
Wolf D.. Lower Valley who had pre-
I rt1us.y been atludggt insane.
some ot tins new c5m4:s here a-a
growing ao5u, ;h4 sudden change in
i the weather. The u=r- paPe-s report
!: much worse whe-4 they came from.
NJ. Foster came in from the Bold
!. ing saw mill Monaay H saws hi.
daughter and Geo. Mitchell ar- fa,a
recovering trgn. -hs;- lie severe ~.
lacks Of Pneumonia.
r. ". Bloom returned Sa.a-dav
.-,r- -..,.- -.,..-- .--.-.
.h- funeral o: Iii. b-9.hs- Jane. win.
died IT, he Wa,.a Wa.la hospital r:
4 apopl.zv o: tie brain.
" p ,rr,r.-l -.. t-,r.,- -,
cord a,,.a--.baf .rf. .r-;r~ h.. D..
Kern. -.r- o-v-,- -. 30 .-....-
.our NJ Sr;r---d r.r,.r- -rs
dav. ar- -r.-. ,....,,-..j >, -
lsn~-h
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-01
millinery Opening, Laroh( e

You are wondering what
sort Of 4 hat to order for
Spring. We have d fine va
riety and 4 large stock of
pattern hats and viii also
trim one just to suit Won.
Wen tell YOU what they
are wearing at the fashion
centres and tell YOU how
cheaPly We can furnish YOU
q hat that will be becoming
and fashionable.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-15

Wayersaly subject to forces and
influences in the Legislature that did
not apply to other State schools. de
earnestly hoped that friends OF '. M' l
would not consider this in any sense an
effort or desire on the part OF friends
of university education to in any sense
sntagonize the splerdid work OF that
institution.
DR., Mcllwains here arose ano
dsclared that Mr.. Glass had as serted
that the denominational colleges we're
in open hOstilitO to the university. be
said he arose to pronounce the
statement as absolutely untrue,
Mr.. Glass said the language was un-
parliamentary and unnecessary, that he
had:not used the word hostility and In
tended to say antagonism or competition
Mr.. Mcllwaine then declared in saen !,
torian tones that Mr.. Glass bad tried
TO dominate this convention too much
Great confusion and uPrearl. Stridin g
across the aisle in front of thespeaker'a
desk DR.. Mcllwaine WAS about to
continue his remards, when the point
Of order was made that he was not
addressing the chair. He then after
declaring that he would never sit silent
and allow such an unjust charge to 60
unrefuted. He took his seat amid grea
laughter and applause, Mr.. Glass
joining in it.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-15

could only utter a feeble sound. 1t
was piiful struggle, and eyOry step
that she took was marked by blood,
even the fence rails and the sides OF
the doors end gates bein stained
with great red blothes
FELL PAINTING Al THE STEPS.
Mrs. Weber managed to reach the
doorstep Of Mrs. Woods home, but
she could go no further She fell on
one side of the steps, and few min
utes a,te-w .rds WIS found by Nh.
Oh irle- Hamlet, who was IN the
n ig borboo1 soliciting orders for
groceries for johnson Brothers. Ham,
ct at once gave the alarm, and pro-
caring ass stance carried Mrs. Weber
nto her house and laid her on the bed
In few minutes, in response to tsle-
phone calls, DR. Samuel Lille an sew
ra framed nurres were working to
Keep he If in Mrs Webber's body
When the doctor reached the place,
Nr Weber was almost pulseless
he poIicp made strenuous efforts
a., I negro, and from tn
art they were very hopeful OF beinl
able to have him in custody. The
had +, good description of him from
Mrs WobDer.-Sunday's LynehourI
New.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-15
pEwARE OF OINTMENTS FOB
OATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY.

as mercury will surely destroy 'n'
sense of smell and completely der ang
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. oucp
articles should never be.ased excep. Oh
prescriptions from reputable pO ;"a ,a,,
as the damage they will do is ten lol.
to the good you can possibly oel'v'
from them. Halls CAtarrh Cure manu-
featured by F. J. Cheney q 20,
Toledo. O., contains no mercury ano
Is taken internally, acting directly up
ON the blood and mucous surfaces o.
The system. In buying Halls oa'arrn
Cure be sure you get the genuine. n
Is taken internally, and made 10 TOLEDO
Ohio. by F. J. Cheney Il 20. Iesu'
monials free. ,r. 80
Sid BY druggists, piics Toe Pc
bottle. n.L..t
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-15
ctInY PfesiueNt'
81 the law faculty the law
Ekeased 80 per cent, in two
president.


ears. While serving in Congress he
secured the passage Of bill reimburs'
ing Washington and Lee to the extent
of $4,000 for damage done t, the
building during the Civil War. In the
spring OF 1897 he started to raise funds
for Tucker Memorial Hail, in honor oil
his distinguished father, Hon. John
Randolph Tucker. and in two years
The building was completed and in use
at cost of about $4,000. He under
took in the winter OF 1900-1901 to
raise 100000 for the endowment o.
the Wilson memorial chair Of economics
and by June $50 had been secured
His father, whom be succeeded as Law
professor secured to Washington ant
Lee q gift of 100000 from Hon
Vincent L. Bradford, OF Philadelphi'
| for the law department, including
valuable collection OF rare paintings.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-15
Personals

Read the Telephone Company's 40
a Second Page.
Tate sterret, Of Hot Springs, was
Re during the past week.
cont r. E. Hyatt, OF the '. M. l.,
a. returned from McDonough' NO. +
President Denny, Of ". & L; ~
has returned from visit to New AorA'
Mr.. Al. Wibourne. Of Salem. was
the guest Of his parents here on fri0''
last.
Mr.. Henry 3. Holmes. OF Newport
News. was IN town on Railroad Dull
ness on Friday last.
Mia. Ross Tucker has gone to New
York city. where she will spend some
cine visiting friends
Frank Firebaugh. Of Auburn Ill., =
the guest of his sister. MISS Anhi'
Trsbaugh. OF LOngwood'
Miss Eta White, OF Oharlottssville'
in the guest of 'her sister, Mrs. dnn'er
Pendleton, Of the V. M. /.
RE. Rhodes Nelson, OF Staunton'
and Alexander NJ, Nelson, OF ROANOKE
we're visiting friends here this wess'
Hon. W. B. F. Leech, OF Oak Dale,
attended a meeting OF the State Doa,o
of agriculture, in Richmond last week.
Miss Mildred Lee and her friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Parish, nave
sailed for visit to the West lnoes
and South America
Washington and Lee University
has opened the second term with nSe
new students, bringing the enrolment
M TO 232 for this session.
Miss Elsie Smith, daughter OF tie
Rev, DR.. j. +, Smitn, OF nion.o.s'
who has been the guest OF Mics Mud
red Myers, has returned home.
Mrs. W. G. Rodrick has returned "
her home in Baltimore after speuding
several weeks in Lexington visiting her
parents, Nh. and Mrs. Q. d. Cnittum'
Mrs. Henry g. Parsons and Miss
Maud Dodge, who have been solouru-
ing in Florida since the fall have re-
turned to their home near Natural
Bridge.
Miss Louise Fuller, Of Lexington
and Miss Blaine Hutton. OF Golfers
town, have gone to Baltimore, wneie
they will take course at q business
college.
The Rev. DR.. John Harmon, o.
Richmond, is assisting in series
church meeting, held in Buena
the Rev. G. T. D. Collins is Pr
the Methodist church.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-15

mad opposed motion to recon-
slider, Mr., Glass made the speech OF the
day in behalf Of the University.
, Mr.. P. X. Ca npbeIl larn made a
psech which crs,te something OF q
sensation He stated that While student
of the UNIVERSE ty Of Virginia, the
students .xtet,led an ln.itati' n 10 W.
J Bryan to address them. Tbatit was
reported that the &C .ltv vas opposeo
10 Bryan scomin :. This report spread
thror ghout the State. He said let'e
after letter poured IN from promln nj
politicians, and III OF the stated tina
# the authorities Of lps university dld
OF withdraw their hostility to Bryan,
he Legislature would punish them
when is came 10 pass upon an appro'
prIstion. He recited this to show how
POLITICS could enter into conslderah on
Of the supp TT of the University, and
4 ,oiped with hostility Of denominations
Institutions, continue to emb lrrass aud
l,reyent it's ro4ching the high plane
they criticised it for not reaching.
| MIR. Marshall emphalically opposed
any further delay or long-drawn gu
| debates. Ths motion toreconsider wa
: then adopted by a vote of SO to IL an'
: the convention adjourned until moo
Monday.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-01-15
they were not disappointed.

they were not disappointed.
TIE meeting was opened with q song
service, con Quoted by MIR. E: B. Cald- |
we'll, with Mr. q. G. Thompson at the
piano. Judge ]. s. Diggs offered the
opening prayer, and Miss Mary Hanp-
ton Peterson, accompanied by MIR.
Emile Berger, sang an exquisite salec-
ton. Her splendid voice thrilled
everyone by its volume and brill'ancy.
Rev. r. II. Fleming, D. D., gracefully
introduced the speaker. BE said when
the presidential vacancy occurred in
Washington and Lee University, the
trustees loosed over the county to get
the best man to I'LL THIS exalted station,
once graced by;general Robert E. Lee
| and the late Hon. William l.. Wilson.
After carefully studying men, they
| finally decided that theS had the right
man in one OF their professors, and
choSe DR.. George q. Denny. Though
this occurred but short while ago
yet the wisdom OF the choice had beer
)lendidly evidenced in the success ct
tending DR.. Denny's administration.
| D. Jenny at once entered into hi
discourse, selecting as his subject
Repentance" and from the first sen
tence the audience re.lized that the
were listening to q young man q
gelius and power.
, It would be impossible in sho'
space to give even an idea of the gr''
| analysts OF this solemn theme az ou'
lined and pressed home upon Il
hearts with forceful language al
powerful argument by the came
r speaker.
It IL safe to say that = more the
i. ough, practical and impressive d
- course has seldom been delivered
=. this city.-Lynchburg News.