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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
SNOW IN TEXAS
Fall Continued for Several Hours.
The Storm Elsewhere.

El Paso Tex. Dec. 1.--Snow fell stead
Ily hero for several hours yesterday. COW
ering tho surrounding hills. Reports from
New Mexico and Old Mexico indicate that
tho storm covered a Wide stretch Of the
country.
In the white Mountains OF New Mexico
snow ls four feet deep. Wolves, and other
wild animals have been driven to the wall
lcys OF the White oaks country In search
Of food The beasts have preyed on ths
severe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

Every family should have Its household
medicine chest and the first bottle In n
rup, Natures remedy for coughs and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

Burdock Blood Blttcrs gives a man
clear head an active brain, n strong
vigorous body-makes him tit for the 0at
tie OF life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

Group instantly relieved. DIR. Thomas
Eclectric OIL. Perfectly safe. Never falls
At any drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
MAIL BOXES.

Since the free mail delivery has gone
into effect as far south az tho Pomham
club many private uzsil bexts have been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

Itching pilesT Never mind n physician,
failed TO cure you. Try Doao's Ointment
No. failure there. " cenU st any drvs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01

placed on posts on the main road for the
convenience OF the carrier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-01
NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
MRS. ALpRfCH ASSAULTED.

Last evening II was reported 10 Chief o.
Police Adams that Mrs. cyrus A. Aidricl
was going toward her home on wheldor
avenue when a young man grabbed he
and handled the woman In "A rough way
Mr. Edward Livingstone and Mr. Cvru,
Aldrich captured the man. but when neai
the tation he got free and escaped
The police have no clue az yet who IN,
man may be or where he r. from.
The sun., 1902-10-19
INDIAN HiPBOY'S NEW CLASS.
Eightecn-tOOters to he Ruilt for Next sea.
son-Ihc ,lubh OrIsr to Be ENLARGED.

Ircparat ions are being made to enlarge
the club ou-r of tn. Indian Harbor Yacht
club AT Gr"ouwich Tli> club has grown 30
rapidly 10 the li-i few years that II has been
found necessary TO enlarge IL quarters, and
the present house. which l. only a low Years
old. Will be- moyci back from ta. ,it" 1t how
occupies and large addition rade The
Indian Harbu" Yacht Club il tnc tuird largest
on the Sound.
Next season the members will have new
class OF ls-ioot knockabouts but they have
not decided vet " ether II j. TO lee a ono de-
sigu or restricted class The Regatta
Committee which ha- n" matter IN hand ha-
d.si gus similar to va" Boston knocktiouts
of which loo have been built and raced il,
Eastern waters These hOIt, arc boatS buiIt
under the following restrictions: Icugtu
on load water lire, not more thau l. feet :,
hearn Ht load water line NOT less than u fc.t
inch m keel boats, and not less than u fr,t
u inches in Centrvhourd boats The free
board shall not lp l.,- trau II inches on ,l.
required beam and reduction of one inch
j. allowed for each lrCrcJ-c Of four inches OF
beam IL" drdusIt g. not to be- loss than
. feet iuCt,~ for ~ least four feet of Keel
tor Centr, board hoIt- All boots shall weigh
when rl-csd and equipped not l.-~ than irN
rounds lG" sail area shall not h,. over i5p
square is"t and not moro tban 81 square
feet are TO b" IA ~" nluirsdu lnr crew Is
limited TO three person. and TIE hclmsiunn
must be- an a'untoUr There are sctnt In Z
resi- riotions which make the boat >caport ly'
and Of wholesome tvpe
The sun., 1902-10-19

CHICAGO, OCT S-NcCheSncv. Calihan and
Luclen AphebN. all thee cCuIl,d a> thc DuIncI
ana hur1 entry. lni,LcG one. two. three, aS nan ~
IA TIC tOiu u.bla tauGi1hp. ~ NOtfu tO Gly. Ni'h
ih' great h"St'tn colt simply gilloplLE and toying
Win MS stable con pHEiun~ and roN'llDE 'tc nile
ana quarter ~ !tI d, ava ist NJ ION - tack
record 81 ~ =. such ! Q"fron>''h'tu - Wa
accorded Nc >ncy ul'p- u., ,psy NI,'oty ts,
probably never been ,QVal'cd NJ ii Chicago rGt-
NCth'Sn"y, his pcrfo'u AnCr vH> u ar\t tlCuS. with
III, ~ pounds ln and giving evay pounds tOcNory.
'hing :" u hlrd llN.. beside, n" vas badly 10
t'ii"fcd Win GONI 'hr ha~kStr,t.h. forcing
Bu hsnan 20 take hir' up But when NC' >ncy
wee ted
lI'st Race-Sev.r turlours--Nat'c Sror,sr
100 Honr'. = To l. Won. Evelyn yrd. lt3 Daily.
u 10 J.. second. Car hahlcr. 10 i'ckS', 20 /,
third Tin, ~ 81
second Pacr'-t tiy' frrIonrS Nary McCarc-ty
~ .Pi,tis,c,. - = won Gfcaor K. u2 tu,s,.
. TO second, purdSso, ~ DDalyl. 10 I. third
Tine. q ~
Third Racc-Or mile and sixteenth Nitrate
,Blchanan,. 10 :. won felN Blri. lD' lBi,tiSc,.
y 20 S. second Sombr"ro, ll3 lpalI,s to I, third
Time. iiJ1i
roarth Race The Columbia uandcar. on.
nNc and y quarter -MC'hcsncv. i25 ,,SHclanena.
: 20 -. won ttlhAn. - ,Noun"lly 20 ,. second
lpc,ru App.' ny, 10 Dean, TO .. iuirt. 1''c
2o,3 p.
FIttn Racc-Six furoncs- i;orsy NUS us
To l. second - N.rof. - Robbins. to >. ihlrd
Time. ll2 3-i.
Sixth Race-.Iwo uNot-Batracx. 100 tCoh,rnl
- 90 .. Won. Hayward Hunter. - ,Robb.nS 4 to
.. second obstinate Simon. in4 belly. : to /.
ilfd. Tine. 3Si3i.
The sun., 1902-10-19
Shangc- In the Thistle.

Commodore Robert T. Tod schooner
Thistle j. at the 1oNn-end powuey yard ~
shooter Island having zone changes made
in her RIG and interior. IT," rard- have L.cu
IA ken OF tho forcma>t, and ia" Yacht i, TO be-
rigrcd a. a iorc-aud-att schooner. Ihi, VIII
give her much larger fore sail than the one
she ha~ been carrying, "a for" rop-aii and
larger hrad-ails. and he viii be Die To carry
a n.aintormast sta"sill and reaching iih
top-dil when Sucu -"il> arr required Sh.
VIII have 4 ward or Utr tOrCtud-t u.-t Al.
the Iudym.ou hs-, and on tn, she will carry
a square -sll, which at ~" ioJt will bC tho
width of the Yacht. Studdirg sail~ wil hr
-ct on boom, which viii -Ning from.ath i'd"
OF the yacht. over th,' ward >he " ~ carry
rafIer~. \ small deck hou-" l. 10 lee bli.
over the chart room. and IN" chaIt room j.
to be enlarged % tlHt at ouc sldr there via
be snail >tdteroom tOnnuIorc lol
expected 10 make q trip ~ LuIop"an water.
next -,'oeon, but the members oi the Atlantic
Yacht ,luh want h''u TO .erNc a. commodore
again, aud II j. probable th,t p" vii post ponc
hi
The sun., 1902-10-19
AN OFFER TO HEiIYW Fights.
Madden Ready TO Match Martin and Ruh.
lin Asainsi Any Ono IN Their Glass.

An effort il heing made 10 bring about n
limiteG-round contest between Gus Rubin
and either jim Jerres or lirl Corh"tt. Rlly
Madden. Euh!1's manager. has been dckor-
ing with clubs in Philad"lphit and Baltimore
and has received offers for such contests
Il have been after 'orbctt and JcfirieS
some time and il they are NOT afraid they
will accent the purse which will hc offered To
them within IN" u"Nt few days, says Mad
don Al Hereford of the Eurpka 4 & has
notified ne that II J';lri-s or CoT'"tt IliI~ 20
recogri2" Rubin ~ an opponent ho viii give
mo u date and purse Tor Ruhln to meet iit2-
simmons or any other of tho liC fellows In
cnSa there should be- any Chl"Ctio To- Huhliu,
Denrer I'd Martin, my other tug man. VIII
step INTO the breach.
The sun., 1902-10-19

RrYFALo. oct. is,-A crowd that had PLAYED
Sou'H'"vrr hOvlcd about 'ae Judges stand al
Tort O. when NIyNt owl was placed arst In the
fourth rac". Ths was getaway day.
FrS' Racc-Sy 'urloncS- Nlubua, l2n Booker
3to5 won SUringWc :. ll2 lGormleyi. I to l. second
OCOner. 10 Dart - 10 l. 'hlrd. TINE. cpi.
second Race-Tl,c 'ur.oug,-Ia Land down. m?
Urwlu'. to !. won Baron ku.g gAt. 100 d}ninanclnI
to !. second, Brlcrs to- Aia5lcl. 10 I. thifd
TINE. iO7
Third Race Stecplcchlsc. fun course Sarber
li3 tSlatcr, To 5. won; Cubanl'e, l25 lH-iier
- !, second Nrrna n, 1877 'O'DouneI TO .
third Tine. $50.
Fourth RanC-SlN 'ur.ongS sight Owl loi
UUtnCi. 10 !. won. NuothSivCr. 100 tI'ookcr}
to io. second. onyx, l'3 -. Wash. 10 l. third
Tine. l2o.
Fiuh Race one rrc-Bcncartc III q. Weber,
20 /, Won Dandy BE le To- Castro. : TO l. sec
ond, Arln"ihl, % .Dar', Is 10 !, third Tine. rs
SAiA Race seven iurl"nrN trato~a. III Corn.
lew. 20 I, won. Auer. 10 or, ny to l. second
N.w amsterdam % utnmauc,ii., 10 TO /. thItd
Time Il.
The sun., 1902-10-19
~ ~. Louis.

- Lows. Oct. is Although the weather wa,
trclicninr dnd the track heavy At the Fair Grouns
iu ddN 'ir racing was We'll contested and large
halt holiday crowd Nas OUT 10 witness tie Itui 81
Stakes. which was the feature OF the day ana
won by Ifrma ~ t. TO ].
tirs' Pace -SlN 'utl'nrS-Niiss Fon. Ps Bride
wolh - - ]. wen happy Chappy. lo3 ,Faunt-
leroy 10 !. second Mdthildc lep w. Waldo.
20 l. thlId. TINE. 4-l7',
SECOND Race S'X and half flilong, Par
uaSSI.. l1 fDuucgAn'. 20 10 7. won. DLela. "a %
Gnyn'' : 20 /. ,ocund Dave Somn.crs. III IT.
Walsh tp I. 'hiru line, ?5.
Ibid keCc--On1 'ullc and Nruty Yards -- Lesnia
80 ,hGideNc.u. to I. kmgSlrllr. 10! ~. Ghnoie,
q 70 ?. second. Ida feuianrr, ioi Ciabbl. 10 to l.
thfd. lime ,nl..
Fourth Race SIX rrlongs Erema. .? Z y. Gil.
more. - 20 {, won frank Bell ia ~ aldo. 3 to
second lady otra,hmorc. ms Dale. Il 10 5. third
lime. ll5'..
ruth Eacc-Orr mile and three -slxtens,h>-
Oril,. 10 lNceirvt, tu I. won. I'uOen Ella. I'D
,SCIily'. ; To- T. second BocchuN. So VI. Gilmore,
- /. third. IiTc. 900:
sixth Rsce-,'Neu iuil7ngS- Assessment. "a
" Waldo, Gt l. Won, phytrho, in3 ,tauutleroy,.
20 J. second, KISS quick, 30, fNcrlsl sto t. third
Tine. i.1't.
The sun., 1902-10-19

william r"rdi"r. who "-igurd the Wccta-
moe and N'ou th- year, Ia, made drawing,
for a ao-loo,cr. which, u /, Io~-ibs. u.1v be-
built TIN, winter. fh" ito, ,oO'er- N"s,amoe
and N'o!d. when they ltd been tuned Ip
proved to h. very fi-t, and In thcir last ihr,"
rHC'- they dcicdtcd tn" 70 fCo'nrs Oh tin"
al oNHiC". There nv" many Yutht~Elra vin
would The 10 -" u m ioot-r butt ca ~" me,
ol t',r 60 ip";rr-, aud t!ric ha- h'c', ,or." talk
Of % -yull,.tc being 'Oru Cd Hud con mi =. ion
h"ing nla'"d with Nj nnHdn"r Ia 'urn ont n
= IN lnInlLnNI
The sun., 1902-10-19
END or LEXINGTON TROTS.
Mustard. the Faycriic. Wins the RIA pace.
q Spectacular Contest.

lLAtNO-pN. ny, oct ~ The kcntJcIy
TrDt,irs Horse Breeders Association meeting
closed to-day Tn" race II the day from
spectacular s,indpoint was the eIi pac"
Mustard was strong iavoritr over tho ield
bot ~ no time "a tho frat heat cut figure
II" l"at proved a duel hctvrcu Tom k,cre
and Daisy Wilton and the mare took ~" beat
on o." post in an exciting finish Mustard
scored in q Tcsoutc manner Tor ~" g, oud
heat ard with Daisy Field and Gcm Eeene
uri W 'rrftV race 10 IN" hlli, when Tom
ke"na mldc "A running h'enk Mustard
stood a hFid drive at the end and stall' q IN
ia" rlsh Of the chestnut marc u vs. the
-n'Ic ~ the third heat
80 oIi>s, trot'I1- the Bluc GtsN, StGAc. pGrsc
The sun., 1902-10-19

Broadtail coats with Ermine, Sable,
Mink and Chinchila trimmings. All grades
and prices. Everything in the latest
style al the lowest prices. G.. C.. Shaync,
Manufacturer, +ist & 4,d Sts., Bet. B'aav
s 9th Ave.
The sun., 1902-10-19
BROWNIE 4 BIG SURPRISE.
Wins Final Three Heats Of Longest Race
~ Weck at Parkway.

A. thr Parkway track yesterday tho nm
finished events IRON Friday were decided
Brownie. the l'tle son cf Baron Boy. sprarg
IA" surprise Of the meeting and u killing
was n1de With the oyster Bay hors". u 4
Henderson was replaced 10y Ethridg.. aud
the Uslding won ~" three hapl heats of the
longest rH,r OF the week seven heats "
was fast stepping for the heavy course
M was - the > u pnling event la thu -
frot Niger lIcl. tn" favoritc. won he iou"tu
and nth heats after close nrisac~
The sun., 1902-10-19
clifford winner Of Match Race.

IN SPITE % the dcvupour that soak,d track and
ned the Invitation matinee Of tho Inter. state Psrk
Troltlng Association, was held y-scrdsy lhc
feature u: the programme was the match for n
loving cup between CLIFFORD, IL and ON Shct
lOrk. 2.iS : won OGt N Sirai.hi heats
NatCA rsce-ralf-rl.le heats. best three In Ave.
C..cOrd. b. z ~ Aurcnd ~. { C,>m .......i I
Tom sherlock, OH Judge smith ....... ? {?
Time -!ii., l:l6'2. 40.
300 class for Gun
ElSeacer. b. M, by Elcc,ioncer Morris
GVldcaarch, h. q. ID. j. siIluan ........? ? {?
VI l.rc T.. b. m. ~. l.. RcchardU ........... 3 I
Magic. b IL. Il. May. ................ 5 3
Ecd NLcud bt. =. n. Y Foster ...... ........ 3 5
ECnp, b. = tT NhttSont ........ ........ = a
l,Hc-i.i9. ll9i:. l2".
go class, trutt.ng:
General. h. q. by hdju,ant Morris Wrlghul / I
Aci'c v. u. biz. m. a.. Fergus ....... p
Mary Sappuu ~ rr. .JoLn Gu.LtAcr, Jr 3 3 3
N.uctta. b. n. tfdwsrd Duryeal ...... ......t 4dr
Nicholas. y. e. q. H"ndIlrk>onl .. .... .... 5 5dr
Tim, -l.Iil &. 1852. iI5
The sun., 1902-10-19
RiIN .POJIS ROAD FACING.
Two E"n,s Decided al the ran Opening
cf the aDecdvaS.

Tho min Yesterday afternoon spoiled What
would uTvo heen GOOD afternoons sport
ou the speedway n. day marked the fail
oI-'ing ard good programme had been
arranged Lv tho Ecld Drivers 'ssooiation
II W.. expected th.t th'r1 Nould h" many
races between some Of 'hc h,~, road horses
w. q il section. buf 0au' of the hors,~ were
left iu their stahl.. Their owners. ho viewer
were q n hand nnd participated N IN" beef
ste1l dtn'r Vhi't uo- served in tn" dub
house
only two ov"rtS on tie pro:remm" we're
decided Two heat, vorc tro't'd OF another
bat 10y tiat time tho ground hsd got 80 slip
perry that II wos dccidrd ~ poetpon" the
rest Of tn" racing until next saturday
lh' races were decided over the lover stretch.
in" finishes bang ~ IN" grdudstand The
'rS, brush vds for ttotters \ l. p"-rn'~
Equity Won ih" tirs' h'' 10y e half q lrugth
and the SECOND neat va, taken hv John =
Cock'rills ~Nifi hN about "a" sam" dlS' an 90
ONLY those two heats vcr. 'rottHd and : ne
third aud Onal heat will come of next Satur-
day
In tie second r-ush u u Avery showed
new ctudlditc fpr ~reeiWay honors in IN"
PAGER Dusty wins This gs!diig showed a
rare turn Of sncod aId s!c,esdrd IN NiN"ir <
from mos Murphy RothH J Dusty Wilke,
took W." fT-t and 'h'rh heats put al were
c,0>elv contested Tho third brush was
bci%o"u fh" trotters GlcrrGor" Boy and
lld"rlm GlcHmor' boy Won IN straight
h""t>
Bush No. Tro'rr u1ani5acd
The sun., 1902-10-19
Soincthin. 10 Cncw IN.

\ PAPER that's we'll written is well road
\ well read paper l. ;hc one in which to ai-
vert i'e. TUE suN 10 well written aud well
read. -Ad"
The sun., 1902-10-19
Lap Robes for
The Snappy Weather

Are not TO DC neglected more than your top
coat. Driving at this season not en- ova5lc
without good weight robe. Inc CROSS
NOSES We c. imported box cloth, whipcord
and beaver single thickness with lnings and
with ine'n:ngs. SIX Plush rooes, rieh and
comfortable a moier,i, ccs'. Horse Cloth
ing, too, is ,lneiy-tHe CROSS line of h,ric
blankets, :nSlrdinG r'ary a,e,ni ard all
sire.
The sun., 1902-10-19

Hood start. Won easily: Adyaur" GuNrd. ch h.,
hy Great Tom Ncllc Van. owned by Carfuthers
The sun., 1902-10-19
FINISHED "econd but uss disqualified for fouilng.
Time. i.25.
\, Good start won driving M.!tonAn. b. e. >. by
Sie'oh-Ngenia: owned by James Galwa!


EIshth Nunlcaal Handicap for three wear old
anu anu Upward; :? 500 added one rle and inTc".q EAR
The sun., 1902-10-19

Sollns, for three year old, and upward 81 ?Nl
added alloNancc'. one mile aud IN eighth over the
The sun., 1902-10-19

- MAIDEN 'wo-year .oldS and winners OF one
'',- 500 aadet special weights and penalties,
The sun., 1902-10-19

Ilppcr Team 80. '. Io7 Ko~odaio Team No !.
80. Han thomc Team No. !. Ht ALtty Nu', Team
iinohtT Team No. /, l!3 Tompkns square Team
No ! ~. COLUMBIA Team No. =. i"'. ho'"uale
ucn'sl Team No. !. :mi Columbia Team No. l..
So Fa,orrc Team No. I. .,j; \u'iy Nut, Team
NO +, so IIposrT Team No. 2 ,lJ fIfaO Team
No {? 81. Monumental Team No, >. 3:i. Hawthorne
rrau. 40 ,. Ai2 O'r NcighbOr> Team No. t. al:
%utty \ut> Team No. 5. 3Ul, our ricnLs Tcam
10 / cp5. our Friends Team No. =. .al. Ton ,pln>
square Team No >. .yU iaNori'" Team 40. :. ~
oar NcIghhUr> Team No, :? .i?, EaNoriic Tcam
Nu g. aea Tom pkrS Square Team No 2. ?jt. Muru.
mental Team 40. ,, 2j>, Buialo Team No 5, ?2d.
The sun., 1902-10-19

N.lLeton -Gordon, lr, nol>' lcs Rcrrr,m
i:t iIclsclhu'te III. T.. MsH,,, ?s Total ~
SYLVAN Changer, 20. UIrk,ngunm. isi Klrk
iji: B''n,rl, ?n; D,ch,rn. Isl Total, 6.a
sylvan Granger, lea hUrtnghaT. ~. Kirk
i0l r"'ncr. lN3 ilicL,un. I7c 1ola., $50
Grs1u tCntII, Holden ~. Tuttrn "ly. Ruc
iS3 II, Moore ?"7 Nlhrrt, 10. Wu,al 90
The sun., 1902-10-19

lIT0INF SleN0TtcLaST Handlrap Tor thrcc year
dds and upward, $3.50 added. about two miles
The sun., 1902-10-19

\rllnston Gordon, isi. Mi"ncrn. IA. H.r,ran
no iiclsrnhli'rl, lG7: =. Mass leC Total. ,:>
Grand C'n;rai noldcn. .,J, To'lrn. Isl. Ru
lal. II MOolc. la!, Nhrrt. VI TnIal. .cN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-01
sS%s =ees S S@S~s~ Billy Lehr Loses
 His Billy Goat.

My name Is Lehr. and 1 have lost eoat.H he said, as he walked into the office of the Police Captain Of the Mont gomery Department yesterday aIternoon. T have lost goat and my name IS VI, he repeated. goat" cried Taylor. Police Captain, ex- citation in hn his y0iGe r,rht glad tSat daS burned goat has been corralied. - stranger. Then you got him?'
 Got him?' asked Taylor, t Police ,,'ss cap, apt him and what's more. l want you to keep him. I say I want you to keep him." a rising infection in his voice.
 want you to keep him fast ana nara ana murmMr gently into his ear that the next time he goes roaming about the streets of Montgomery seeking that which he may devour. he will be dead goat.
 Then Lehr. who revealed hlmselt as William Lehr. owner and manager of the Lehr and Williams Comedy Company for the present sojourning in Montgomery. and incidentally presenting plays at Me Donalds Theatre. told the story or the goat substantially like this:
 The theatrical company travels In a private car which is in the railroad yards near the union depot: This goat-he IS named Billy" after Lehr-is the prop erty of S-year-old Raynor Lehr and he the goat-sometimes does stunts on the stage, when he is not busy eating up the costumes of the actors.
 For reasons best known to the com pany, the goat Is left tied outside of the car of nights. Early yesterday morning two bold and bad little boys who cov- eted the animal. hied themselves to the railroad yards and with jacknife. cut the string which fastened the goat to the car. Then they made nasty steps to- ward the city, pulling the goat behind them. Billy" the goat Is native of Vermont and he is not familiar with Montgomery scenes. Being an actor and furthermore being indignant at the repre- hensible conduct of the two Montgomery boys his goatship began to do extremely ludicrous stunts as soon as he struck the streets of Montgomery. The goat had been trained to strike a dummy figure on the stake with his face, and when he tried this stunt upon one of the bad little boys 1t was viewed with more seri-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-01
PLEAD FOR PARDONS CLEMENCY ASKED FOR ELMORE
 COUNTY LYNCHERS. Large Delegation Appears Before Pardoning Board-No Action
 Taken-other Cases Con-
 sidered Yesterday.

Hon. Thomas w Williams headed a delegation of prominent Elmore County citizens, who appeared before the Par doning Board yesterday in tchalf of the three young men convicted of lynching a negro. Robin White. There were about twenty-five in the party, and they made a strong plea for the release of the young men.
 An old man with white hair and wrin- kled brow, father of one of the young men, made a pathetic appeal to the board The others were actuated by friendship, but he was praying for the release of his boy. He claimed that the young man was with him at the time and that he ran when the mob appeared, and. therefore, he was innocent of the crime. He finally broke down and cried until ho was compelled to take his seat. His prayer visibly affected the board For mer Congressman Williams then followed in a strong plea for the boys, He pre- sented list signed by large number of prominent citizens of the State asking clemency. The board did not get through with the case, and will probably take 1t up again at the next meeting, Friday, February 2.
 Another interesting case was that of Harriet McDade. She was recently con- victed in the City Court of Montgomery for the murder of her husband. A num- Der of negroes have interested then- selves in her behalf, and a strong ef- fore will be made to have her released.
 A number of applications were taken up but action was deferred until tomor- row, when the recommendations will be submitted to the Governor for his ap- proval.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-02-01

goodness is in that contingent usually present in larger or smaller numbers who are open-minded. whose judgment whose convictions are strong enough to make them willing to suffer in behalf of their new faith. Happily. there are many such present on this occasion.
 The Teachers Lantern.
 There. is in the social order an unwrit- the worlds franchise is first subjected to criticism. The law is of universal ap. plicafion. Creations of literature and cisions. commercial schemes fall under its review. It applies to men as well as measures. All candidates for political
 na.s m ssysr qr Seoss unity of this Flaw of the test is readily conceded, It is a public safeguard. It is dike against deiuge of charlatans and Like everything good. however, the normal use 1t is simple society standing ure to show reason why ascendency should be allowed, In it's abnormal form, 1t is not challenge 1t is an v sttaek iiS Ids des have this man reign over .us!" Persecu- tion is the perversion of the law of the test. Attention Is called to the fact. however. that even in its perverted form. Doubly tried !Doubly true!
 On the whole. 1t will probably be the operation of this law? Was an exception world clandestinely. when society was oh guard? The Book of Acts is the answer to that question. It Is historically true that the law of the test in its ssvsreSst SgUSt to bear upon Christianity.
 One the whole, 1t will probably be the impartial verdict that Christianity in its Christianity is Christianlty's best defense It presents the loftiest ideal for human character; service without hope of re- ward; not to be mipistered unto. but to
 The Svnedrium (assembly) was at start the municipal legislature of Jerusalem Board of Aldermen; It oecam@e; d @cgrsss ny ev- Aristocracy. wealth and learning were its constituent clements. Its power, ris- ing or declining. truly gauges gg the D sever- eyer. of the nation. Chief interest centers in the fact that Jesus and his apostles ap- peared for trial at it's bar.
 tions John and Alexander. the distin- guished, as if everybody would always know them without further designation of rank or title. In point of fact tney were melodies. Peter and John. the Gal ilean fishermen, are the true immortals. Current judgment of men, based upon the accidents of their position, is seldom the final award of history.
 1t is wise to get out of ones own niche and look at a case from a new angle. Josceps. Nicodemus and Gamaliel did so. the history of Christianity would have to to0 be rewritten. The question ought not to have been What effect will acquittal of the defendants have upon my pres iIshment of which I am part?'' The ques- tion was. 'Is their cause just?'
 A bit of cardboard in my my hand nd ad, d. inc theatre of the Versailles Palace. and gave me a view of the National Assem- bIy. On that card was written the name of Thiers. Name and power are syno, nvms. AS the name of a President opened a door. the name of Jesus dispelled malady
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