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Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13

Miss Ellen Atkinson visited home-folks Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Hardy left for Charlottesville Sunday.
 Dr. Barlow, of Riverside visit ed the News man Wednesday.
 Henry Schroeter, the county surveyor visited McCrory Thurs day.
 Two too pretty McCrory belles called to see Miss Nancy Thurs day eve.
 Messrs. Hugh Walker and Wal ter Robinson, of Wiville, were in town Saturday.
 R. l.. Johnson, of Newport, who made trip to Waco, Tex, was in town a few hours Sunday.
 Chs. Meehan, you better watch that drummer first base-man or he he will put you out on first.
 Mrs. c. M. Godby left for mlu- eral Springs, Tex. last week. Old man Godby is lonesome, but o. K.
 E. H. Henkel, of Seay, was up last Saturday. He informed us that the Seay Lumber and Hoop Go. is on a boom.
 Miss Myra Harris, who is at tending school at Searcy. came home Friday on a few days visit to her parents at DeView.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13

Bill Merrill, of Wiville, was in town Sunday.
 Dr. Morris, of DeView was in town Tuesday.
 School books bought and sold at the News office.
 Ed Woods, who has been very sick, is slowly improving.
 Mrs. Rose Mitchell visited her son Lee at Hamlin last Sunday.
 Boyd Angus returned home Wednesday. You ask Boyd, l don't know the particulars.
 Charlie Thompson and wife, of near Wiville, are in our Ettie town this week with a view of locating here.
 Mrs. Mitchell paid the News q pleasant visit Tuesday and while here remembered us sever- al dollars worth.
 Brood Sows for sale. Call and see me nine miles north or McCrory. First come, first served. T. w. Daniel.
 Have Ford, the photographer. take your picture on next Mon day. That will be his last day in town unless business is a great deal better than it has been.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. McCauley. daughter Miss Mary and little son Wayne were in town this week visiting relatives. While here, the Capt. made us pleas ant visit. He is a stanch democrat and believes there is no doubt about Davis being Berry's sue cessor. Judsonia, his home, and White County are O. K. for Jeff, Before leaving, the Captain jim gled a silver dollar for the News.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13
LODGES.

w. o. ". Gum Woods Camp No l08 meeta at McCrory, Ark first Tuesday of each month at sp.m. H. T. Raney. c. c.
 The MASONIC LODGE of McCrory meet on the lst and 3d Thursdays of each month All visiting brothers are most cordially invited
 F, E. Taylor c M The Chapter of o. E. s. of McCrory meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month All visiting members most cordially invited.
 Mrs. A. J. Marsh. W. N. The Knights and Ladies of Honor meets st D m. on the End and 4th Thursdays of each month. All members cordially invited.
 Mrs. J. c. Crossett. Protector.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13
County Officials.
Church Announcements.

M. E. Church, South, F. E. Taylor, pastor Services every first and third Sunday Sun day School every Sunday at s.3o a. m. Dr. c B. Fakes, Superintendent. Prayer-meetin every Wednesday night at 7:30 D. m.
 Christian Church, of DeView. Services and 3rd Sundays at II Q. m., Ed Long preach ing on the first Sunday and Ed Wood on ths 3rd. On snd and 4th Sundays of each monts communion services areheld at 2 D. m.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13
City Officials.
Court esSiOnS.

Circuit Court meets third Monday In Februa " and August.
 Woodruff Chancery Court.-Third Monds May and December.
 County Court.-First Monday in January. April, July and October.
 Probate Court meets fourth Monday in Js uary. April. July and October
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Strayed from my home at Grays about four weeks ago, one dark brown Jersey COW, marked with crop off the left ear and a split in the right or half under crop. Small horns turned in and top of one broken off. Cow is five years old. One bull calf, black and white spotted left with her. Ten ($10.) dollars will be paid for the return of COW and calf to me at Grays.
 w. H. GRAY. Nov. 3d 1902.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13

J. T. O'Follon is at Wiville this week painting MT. Hugh Walk er's house.
 M. R. Porter and brother J, A Porter, of Jolly. Miss, who is here with viewof locatingin our midst, paid the News a pleasant visit Tuesday. We were pleased and hope they will come again.
Woodruff County news., 1902-11-13

MT. Arnof visited the markets this week.
 MT. Joe JohnsoR IS on the sick list this week: ''t.vs ,sy ts,.,
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CONGO NATIVES REVOLT AND COM
NIT TERRIBLE DEPREDA-
TONS.
MASSACRE ALL the OFFICIAL:
MUCH UNEAsINEss FELT, AS, To THE
FATE OF THE OTHER
DEPICTS.
ARE ALL cANN!BAls
LOCAL MILITIA DEFEATS REBELS
WHO MOVE ON-MANY ARE
TlHft. KILLED.

Paris, April 13. ~ The Journal an
nounces that gra . news has been re-
ceived from the French Congo. On
Marcia a large body Of natives come
down the banks of the Sangha river.
They looted all the factories, massa-
creing all of officials, European and
native, at Eleinpa.
M. Cazeneuve. director of the San
CHA River company, was killed and the
factory, containing goods worth &c.,
600, was pillaged:s The factory belong
ing to M. Forth, director of the French
African company, was looted the fol-
lowing day. M. Forth only escaped
death through che fact that he had
gone to help M. Cazeneuve and did not
meet the natives. Much uneasiness is
felt as to the fate Of the depots of eight
colonial companies up country above
Sangha.
The minister of the colonies, M. De-
erals, has received a dispatch from
~Braszaville, confirming h report Ut
tho revolt. The local militia defeated
the rebels. Fseinforcements of Bengal
csc troops We're dispatched TO the scene
of the trouble.
This report states that the rebels,
who arc canniba!s, marched, later on,
to attack other factories, and it is
feared that many persons have been
killed.
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IOWA A LEVY.

Eour-Miu Assessment Required to
Meet Current Expenses. If
Des Moines, Iowa, April IL. Tbs
Iowa legislature adjourned at noon
Yesterday. The appropriations are such
that the executive council was request
ed by law to fix a levy to raise $4,000
this year and $2,0oO,000 next year for
state purposes, which means a levy or
4 mills. The appropriations are s1,1O0,-
600 larger for the biennial period than
for the past one, and there will be a
deficit left, whereas there is now a sur
plus in the treasury.
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~PeoplesTalk.d About.

feOple 'IakKS AOOuts ...
Mark Twain has purchased a $47,50
summer home at Tarrytown.
John Whitehead, in charge of the
Whitehead torpedo interests in Austria,
died at Vienna. .
Gen. Ira M. Hedges, past department
commander Of the Grand Army of the
Republic of New York State. died at
his home III Haverstraw. in his sixty
third year.
Mark Twain has purchased the Capt.
Casey place at Tarrytown on Hudson,
and he will make it his permanent res
idence. The consideration was $47,50O.
The Casey place is one of the finest
country seats along the Hudson.
Rev. DIR. Horation Stebblns. pastor
emeritus of the First Unitarian church
i'll San Francisco, is dead at his home
in Cambridge. Mass, after a lingering
illness due to advanced years. His
age was eighty years and eight months.
Maj. Gen. s. B. M. Young. recently
relieved from command of the depart
ment of Califor lia at San Francisco,
reported at the war department and
was assigned to duty as president OF
the army war college to be established
in Washington.
Maj. Joseph S. Smith of Bates. San
canon county, all, one of the most
prominent farmers and stock raisers III
Central Illinois, is dead at Corpus
Christi, Tex, wnere he had teen for his
health. He was an officer in several
live stock associations. '.A' "a"
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IOWA Ill BILL.

A Measure which, in Eject, Is Not
Different From thetVetoed Bill.
Des Moines, Iowa, April II. The
Hubbard bill relates only to the right
Of railroad COMPARES to do business in
states beyond those adjoining Iowa.
AS they already have the right to do
business in Iowa and adjoining states,
it permits Iowa companies to purchase
lines not competing or parallel in any
state Of territory. The bill is especial
ly intended to help the Burlington. the
Rock Island and the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern, the only Iowa
lines which run into other states.
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SEND TROOPS TO ERIN.

Coercion Act to Be Enforced by Ten
Militia Battnlions.
London, April ia dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Dublin says
that ten battalions Of English. and
Scotch militia are to be embodied and
sent to ireland within a month, in pur-
suancc Of the British governments de-
termination to apply the coercion act.
The correspondent understands that
Lord Londonderry. the postmaster gen.
eral, threatened to resign from the cab
met unless active measures were taken
t. circumyent the United Irish league.
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Unfortunnte Happenings.

At Boyne City. Mich, in the burning
Of a two-story frame house, Mrs. a
Thompson and daughter. Mrs. Frank
Littlefield of Spokane, Wash, and two
young children of the latter were IA
tally burned.
A west-bound Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul passenger train struck a bug
gy near Kittridge, ILL.,. containing three
young people, Lily and Lizzie shfpman
and Earl Kuhl of Brool5ville, killing
all of them. L
Miss Anna Woodward. seventeen
years of age, died at Denver. Col, from
injuries received at the wedding of her
father, Warren D. Woodward. a well
known lawyer. In the midst of the
wedding ceremony the paper shade of a
piano lamp caught fire. and Miss
Woodward's gown, of light, fluffy ma
terial. was ignited.
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OLD WALLS ~DYNAMITED.

Secret Effort Made MT Excelsior to
Remove an Eyesore.
Excelsior, Mimi, April 12.-Some one
made an attempt to blow up with
dynamite the 1ruins Of an old bank
building which was burned several
years ago at Walter and Third streets.
One corner of the ruin was blown
away and the whole was left in such a
dangerous state that the property
owners or authorities viii, have to ar
range for removal. The ruins have
been an eyesore for a long time and the
resort to dynamite is not condemned
in very loud tones.
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Foreign Gossip.

Prince Henry's son is. in q sanitarium
at Dresden.
The Russo-C Chinese Manchuriana con-
vention has been signed at Pekin.
Details of the Hattie of Doornblat
farm show that the Canadians fought
calamity. sla
The Chinese rebels were defeated in
a recent battle, but the revolt is still.
spreading.
The Venezuelan government has re-
ceived bad news of h campaign COW
ering the entire country.
The queen regent of Spain has con-
ferred the grand cross of military
merit upon President Plaza of Ecua-
dor.
Twenty-Five relatives of Mr.. Kruger.
including the presidents eldest son. are
said to have taken the oath of alleg-
lance. 5 81
The rope decides to have special mis-
sions sent from Rome to the corona
tions Of both King Edward and.KilHg
Alfonso. gsGa w s
The number OF immigrants to leave
Hamburg and Bremen during the first
quarter OF this year vas 81, 466, anf n
crease Of 20.055. e 4 q
Rioting In Belgium marked the eele5-
bration Of the rulers Birthday anni-.,
yersar,y .alnd King Leopold WIS linobbhe1l
in the streets. by Socialists. ~ ssss$s
II = oficially announced that t slt
wheat area soWnS nS2Alnstraiilas IA n the
smallest Hi three years.sT The prrodallNcc-
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o IN CONTEMPT.

City Omcials of Mayville, s. D.. Go
Free After Trial.
Fargo, N. D., April 1S.-The city Of
fcials of Mayville are not III contempt
Of court. An order has been issued on
thu complaint Of certain Traill county
farmers to have the officials, show cause
as it was alleged they had tapped a
sewer and permitted sewerage to run
into the Goose river in violation of an
injunction issued by Judge Pollock.
The farmers failed to make a case ana
Judge Pollock dismissed the contempt
proceedings.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-04-19
SHOOTS BARkEEP DEAD.

Prominent Montana Men Says Sa-
"a, loOnist Insulted Hfm.
Helena, Mont, April 13.-B. S. Keert,
ex. president of the Montana Society OF
Civil Engineers and a prominent min-
ing engineer, yesterday shot and aprob-
ably fatally wounded Thomas Crystal,
a bartender in a Main street saloon.
Keert declared that Crystal had insult
ed him. In an ante-mortem statement
to the county attorney Crystal declared
that Keert shot him without provoca-
ton. Keert is in custody. aS
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MANY LAND LEASES.
~ tA.%ga 40 THnn ~,ks Ia ,daon<~ ht @S#S5&f 4FSf:

Tracts Is Indicated.
Pierre, s. D., April 12.-The lease re-
turns which are coming into the state
land department. indicate a strong de-
mand for leased lanes this spring. In
the eastern counties of the state sec
tons are returned as cut up into forty
acre tracts. AMI all leased. above the
minimum fixed for leasing in those
counties. In the counties west of the
Missouri river a larger acreage Is be-
ing taken than for any past year, ranch
owners protecting themselves by leas-
ing tracts near :heir home ranges. In
stead Of allowing them to remain rs
general property as IN past years.
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INDIANS AT work.

Half n Thousand Reds Advertise for
Employment. ,
Bismarck, N. D., April 10. Agent
Bingenheimer of Standing Rock sends
out an announcement to the effect that
there are 534 able-bodied Indians on the
Standing Rock reservation who desirs,
to work as farm laborers or day la
borers at any kind of work, and con.
tractors are asked to give them en-
ployment and state what wages Will pc
paid. The Indians are anxious TO-
work and the result of their efforts to.
compete with white labor VIII be-
watched with interest.
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Held ONCE Thirty Years.

Held OAlcc Thirty Years.
Marquette, Mich, April 13.-Henry
Nelson, who has just been reelected
justice Of the peace at Menominee, has
held office continuously for thirty
years. At Hancock, in the copper
country. Michael Finn was elected
township clerk in 1867 and justice Of
the peace and village clerk of Hancock
the following spring. he has held all
three Offices continuously since that
time. and this year has again been
chosen without opposition to succeed
himself.
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JAUxT. OF THE EDITORS.
Mtnne.otans Will.Ge to Hot Spring.
- 1900 anl ElsnM here. AsSN ~.

Mtnne.otans Will.Ge to Hot Strings
and Elscvs here.
Winona, Mimi. April IA party Of
Minnesota edito4s will rendezvous hers
on Saturday morning, to go 70 the
meeting of the National Editorial as
ISOLATION at Hot Springs. President
:Toseph Leicht Of the 5linnesota associ-
alton, has arranged TIE trip, and head;
quarters have been secured at the Ho-
tel Eastman at Hot Strings. Az the
close of the noIvs::ricn = party VIII
proceed to St. Louis and view the VOTE OF
on the exposition buildings. n then GO
to the Charleston exposition, ana W ms
up at Washington before returning
home.
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LUrHERANs. AT CEDAR FALLS.

National Board of Trustees of
Danish Church Meet in Iowa.
Cedar Falls, Iowa, April 12:-The ma
tional board Of trustees Of the Danish
Lutheran church Of the United States
held a business session in this city yes
terday. The board is composed Of N.
Hoist Of Cedar Falls, Rev. P. KjolkeGe,
Newell, Iowa: Rev. p. Rodholt. Mar
rietta, Wis: M. Rasmussen, Chicago;
J. s. Faaborg, Clinton. Iowa. Matters
pertaining to the work of the national
society were taken UP and nothing was
given out to the public concerning the
meetings. t5ft
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oyArIoNs ron GEN. TORRANCE.

Commander of the G.. A. r.. Making =
Tour Of, Black Hills.
Deadwood, S. D.. April 13.---Gen. ElI
7. Torrance OF Minneapolis, national
commander Of the Grand Army Of n
Republic, is visiting the Black Hills
towns this week, accompanied by his
wife and daughter. Big receptions are
rendered at every place he visits. ap-
proacning ovations in some OF ~
towns. He came to the BECK Hills
chiefly to inspect the site OF the pro.
posed national sanitarium at Hot
Springs and to inspect h various
posts of the Grand Army.
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sobered by 4 shot.

Kennsare. N. D., April 13.-Theo Far
rington. who lives near here. had q bit
Of strenuous life recently. Two intoxt-
Gated men insisted on his furnishing
them with whisky. and when IL was
shown he had none they loaded up his
lumber: and started TO drive aws;y.t His
orders for them to $desist were disre--
garded, and a careful aim with his old
shotgun was so effective that the pain
sobered the treslassers and caused
them to hastily unload his lumber. <
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MEN HAVE A GRIEVANCE.

Five Hundred Miners In Rockford
(AIOnt) District Go nm Strike.
Red Lodge, Mont, April IL. The
whole force of the Rockford mine IN
this district went on strike yesterday.
Over 500 men are involved. The miners
principal grievance is an order forbid
cling them from riding out on hoistirss
cars in the afternoon at the end of the
work. Formerly the practice had been
foi' the men to ride out, until the state
lnine inspectors ordered the practice
STOPPED. The miners are for the most.
part Firms. 4
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supt. Harvey to Instruct.

supt. Harvey to instruct.
Eau Claire, Wis, April. 10. ~ State
Superintendent Harvey met about sew
enty-five high school teachers from
various wisconsin towns at the as
sembly room Of the Eau Claire high
school yesterday and a program of
Observation-Disclosures. was taken up. The
conference lasts all. day to-day. supt.
Harvey was indisposed yesterday at
ternoon, suffering with the grip, but
expects to attend to-day.
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Threstencd Lynchinr.

n.y.. 6IIII III - ~
Racine. Wis., April 13.-In a clash
last night between union and non-union
5molders Howard Frtstos Of Bourbon,
Ind, shot August Reiman, union mold
ser, through the left arm and in the
right side. The wounds are not fatal
The strike has been on since January.
IA. mob of 800 a threw bricks and
clubs at Fristee and threatened to
lynch him. He was placed in Jail.
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MERCY FOR NJ

Gov. Nash of Ohio Grants n Respite
!, for Sixty Days.
Columbus. Ohio, April 10. Mrs.
Frances l.. Taylor. ST., aged seventy
eight years, and her daughter. Miss
Frances L. Taylor, Jr., arrived here
yesterday from Cincinnati to serve a
one-year sentence in the penitentiary
on the charge of child stealing. They
were convicted on the evidence fur
nished by a son and brother of the two
women. Gov. Nash granted them a
respite Of sixty days on condition that
they remain in Franklin county.
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BURNED TO A CRISP.

Racine Woman Loses Her Life by
Flames.
Racine, Wis, April 12.-Mrs. George
Sprcat, widow Of one Of the prominent
pioneer residents Of the city. was ia
tally burned yesterday morning, her
clothing catching fire from a bonfire.
while assisting in cleaning up the lawn.
Before assistance could reach her the
flesh Of almost the entire body was 60
badly burned that portions of it fell
off. She was removed to q hospital,
where physicians say there is no hope
for her recovery.
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Exri,ED FROM HOME.

Judge Haily Drives Wife-Abuser
From West Superior.
West Superior. Wis, April 13.-Judge'
Haily, Of the municipal court, has q
new way Of treating wife assailants.
Isaac Moe drove his wife out of their
home at / o'clock on a cold morning.
She was compelled to travel without
shoes, and she was severely frozen.
Judge Haily gave him a short work
house sentence and then exfled him
from the city for three years.
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COMBINE.

Dn1uth .Jobbinr Firm Admits 1t liz in,
the PROPOSED Consultations.
Duluth, Mimi, April ia. M. Mar
shall, president Of the Marshall-Wells'
Hardware company of this city. ad-
mitted that a consolidation of hard
war. jcbbing houses along the lines re-
ported, with a capital Of $780, 900, 600,
and including forty or more houses. IS
under way. It is moi yet contaminated,
however, but he believes it will be, n
says it is working successfully.
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DRuNKEN TEACHER JAILED.

wisconsin Educator Looks Upon
Wine Wen 1t Is Red.
Keaosha, Wis, April 13.-Prof. Will
lam Griffith. former county superin-
tendent Of education and chairman Of
the executive committee Of the Wis
COL sin State Teachers association, was
sent to Jail yesterday on a charge Of In
t~oxicatiOn.
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Sultan Abdul Hamid has stopped the
pensions that had been allowed to sew
eral Turkish students in Paris. Nat
urally the sultan looks with suspicion
on any one who can read and write.
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You are led to believe from the va,
rious promunciamentos of the great
powers that henceforth it is going to
be so quiet in the far east that you
can hear a pin drop anywhere there
abouts. w.
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Thrce Brother. aemte

Three Brokers Sentenced.
Sioux City, Iowa, April 13.--Ckarlssj
and James Lanbertsoni were sentenced
to five years In the ~penitentiary for
burglary. and their brother William
got eighteen months for the ssameSof--
fense.s William Long was sentenced 1
hve years for burglary: James Bow.
man, two years for grand larceny. and
Rufus Fancher, y year9f . the Same.
o1ense. These prisoners al pleaded
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Dus awelI ana Found Ore.

Il. Dug aSWellgand Found Ore.
Iron Mountain, Mich, April .13. ~
while Andrew EIichaels was digging q
iwellsgion his property, Just west Of the
electric light station he struck q de-
posit OF Bessemer iron ore: The atten-
5tionsof sth4 steel trust officials has been
3called 10 the find and 81 force OF men
spiorerty. 4 lie ors u believed to IS :,
eont..Enationsof the Luddtngton vein.
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A sNowsToRA1.

Electrical Rnin.torm Followed by
~ Snowfall.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, April IL. ~ An
electrical storm occurred here on
Wednesday night, accompanied by
considerable rain, and a genuine bliz-
zard set in yesterday morning. The
snowfall is heavy. and o strong north
west wind rapidly lowered the tenn
perature.
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Miss Susan M. Hallowell. professor
of botany for the last twenty-seven
years at Wellesley college, has ten
dered her resignation. Her retirement
withdraws from the faculty ranks the
last member who served in the open.
ing year in 1875.
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Yet another step in the disappear
ance Of gold lace from British officers
uniforms. Brigade orders of the Foot
Guards announce that gold-striped
trousers and overalls must be worn no
longer.