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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
THE TEST CT TIME.

Mrs. Clara j. Shcrbourne. profess
sionRl nurse. OF 257 Cumberland
street. Portland, Maine. says;
II heartily wish those who suffer
from some disturbed action Of the Kid
neys would try Doans kidney pills.
They would. like me. be more than
surprised. My back annoyed me for
years. Physicians who diagnosed my
case said Il arose from my Kidneys
When the grip was epidemic | vas
worn out with constant nursing. and
when / contracted II myself Il left me
IN a very serious condition. could
not straighten nor do tae most trivial
act without being In torture. The hid
neys were too active or the secretlons
were too copious. and | knew what
was wrong. Dut how To right Il was
mystery. IL seems odd for a profess
sional nurse. who has had a great deal
OF experience with medicines. TO read
advertisements about DOans Kidney
Pills I'm the newspapers. and Il may
appear moro singular for me 90 go 20
H. n. Hay 4 Sons drug store for
box. but did. however. and had
anybody told mo before that IL was
possible 20 get relief as quickly as
did would have been 10th Co believe
g.. You can send anyone Who wisles
more minute particulars about my
case 90 me. and viii be only too glad
20 tell them personally. As long az
I live I viii be "a firm advocate OF
Doan's Kidney pills"
Cure confirmed-5 Years Later.
Lapse 81 time mas strengthened my
good opinion OF Doan's Kidney Pills.
first expressed in the sprins Of 1896.
said then that had anybody told me
that Il was possible TO get relief aa
quickly as did would have been 10th
To believe a. Years have passed and
my continued freedom from kidney
complaint has strengthened my opin-
ion OF Doan Kidney pills and given
me a much higher appreciation OF
tIeiT merits"
A FREE TRIAL OF this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mrs. Shcr-
bourne will be mailed ON application
to any part OF the United States. Ad.
dress Fostcr.MIlburn Co. Buffalo.
y. Y. For sale by all druggists. Price
80 cents per box.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
Did Not Know IN. Teacher.

Carson Wallace recently appoint.
cd teacher OF the school at Brad.
cnville. near Latrobc. Pa. on enter.
ing the school room the other morning
was Informed 10y his biggest pupil.
burly young ruiilan. that ho was go
ing TO be licked. Wallace prides him
self on being an expert boxer and In
about three minutes the school bully
lay In n corner with a broken Jaw and
his sysE In deep mourning Then thu
teacher washed his hands at the pun :
and called up the nrst class In his
tory.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

that u would stand FOR Mother Mary.
who would pray for them continually
and who would bear their suppllca.
lions TO heaven ana there iutcrcedc
for them. "Knccl down. turn you.
faces hcayCnward and look at tho
beautiful mountain, said the dcyOut
priest, and forget the ugly and pow.
erless idols" This appealed 10 the
Indians. who declared that they would
Obey and would always look upon tao
mountain a. the symbol Of the Virgin
Mary
But. Intcrposcd one of the H..
dlans. you have told as OF three
Marys. and there are three noun,
tains.
True" replied the priest. There
Is Mary the mother of Christ, and
Mary The mother OF Salome and Mary
Magdalonc"
Then suggested the Indian. Eve
will call the three mountnin peaks
Three Mnrys' And 90 this day thcv
have remained the Three Marys. and
there ~ not a religious Indian IN the
region round about who does not a..
sociatc them In his deyotlous. To
him they are the symbol OF all things
that are good and of the happy here
after when there shall Dee 80 pe0u
class. no rich and ne poor. and when
all shall indeed Dc equal. The nam.
ing Of the three mountains Is by many
aacrlbCd 90 Curtez. but the story o.
the duvout priest o. much The pref.
tier and Is the one accepted by the
Indians. 80 any rate the Three Marys
stand as ever silent end watchful
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

scntrics Of a valley and surrounding
country as picturesque as rs TO be
found on the Pcanlc slope from Can
ada 60 the lower gulf.
The day | made the trip to Cuorna.
yaca started I'm with n matchloss sky
@. clear Jluc. watch revealed out.
lines and Views that extended for
many miles on either side OF tho
mountain. on one side lay the capital
city Of the republic. its many cathe.
drnl and church spires glIs,cnlng In
the sun. its absorbing story OF tho
past appealing to the imagination
With what varied emotions did Cortez.
Macmillan, Scott aud the heroes OF
the past gaze upon the ancient and
modern Mexico City from the shadow
OF the Three Marys?
Soon after leaving la Gina. tho
summit of the mountain. n thunder.
storm suddenly gathered over our
heads and broke with n fury unknown
save In the tropics. In en- amazingly
short space OF time tho ravines and
gorCcB OF the mountain side. which
were dry ard harmless. have become
swollen torrents 81 roaring. raging
t,athing water. which tumbles and
tears Gown the mountainsidc In re-
sistlcss wavo. carrying destruction
and leaving great seams and scarf
In It's pathway.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

The first thing that impresscs you
as your P1oicntmodcrn train climbs
the steep sides OF the mountain o.
the endless beds OF lava Apparently
the entire mountain. with It's 10000
feet OF height. Is one gr1at lava bed
with its rayincs and canyons. In which
an army might get lost for n month
In the distance are seca the twin
peaks OF Popocatapetl and IXtacci
huatl. Did these In times prehis.
toric pour forth this mountain OF
lava. or was IL the Three Marys."
toward which the swayirg train Is
creeping? A little later you stop near
the summit Of the mourt Ia and you
are at Tres Mauas. Why the name.
you ask. and I'm reply you get one OF
the prettiest stories In land OF
legendary lore.
You are told tat soon after the
conquerors n priest OF the mother
church was sent into the Cucrnayaca
valley to carry the glad tldings OF a
risen and living Christ TO the Indians
residing there. The Indians loved
their idols OF stone and mud. their
"rain god" their "sun god" their
god OF battles" and their many other
gods. and they could not understand
the story of an everything and per.
sonal God. One day the priest, sorcly
discouraged, sat gazing al the three
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
As INTERPRETED BY JACOB.
Little Student Gives Original Dehni.
ton Of the Weird "Stile."

Little Student Gives Original Oefni.
ton Of the Weird "Stile."
She was conscientious young
woman. and in obedience 90 the new
education she had begun her days
work by teaching the class memory
Ecm.' Hrr next step was 10 disscct
tho gem aforesaid. and discover just
how much oi its hidden meaning had
been absorbed 10y her young hopcfuls.
The poem uadcr discussion was not
one filed with lofty purpose. being
merely vivid little ooupict that dealt
with certain little man
Who walked a crooked mile.
And found q crooked siNpcnCc
Close los "a crooked stilc.'
Il wonder" said the teacher ~
any OF my little boys can tell mo what
a 'siNpCucp' is7"
Apparently the class was a unit in
the matter ~ not knowing sixpencos
when they met them all hut Jacob.
Il can tell you, teacher. what a six.
pence Is, De- said II Is nine little
Indian clubs, and you roll ball at
them, and ;hey ali iall down"
The teacher helped Jacob dlscrimi-
nate between ninepIns and siNpencc.
and continued the analysis.
And what does 'stile' mean?" she
asked. Again there was silence
that could be felt. and again Jacob
came 10 tho rescue.
"Stilc. be announced. lis n Fedora
bat. an tan shoes. an white pants.
My biz brother Gus has Il for Sun.
days"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

mountain peaks. which rise majestic.
ally above the City of Cuernayaca.
and he had a happy inspiration. They
cannot understand" he communed
with himself. my story. because they
have nothing 10 remember by. | will
therefore call the highest peak Mary.
the Mother OF Christ and this they
will always remember
So the priest called together tho
most intelligent OF bis flock, and.
pointing TO the mountain. told Their
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
An Ancient Mexican City
Matchless Scenery That Surrounds Cuernavaca
>>rSpot Chosen by Emperor MAMMALIAN fer His
Summer Homc>>>Lceend of the Mountain Peaks
lspeclal Correspondencel

DO not believe there Is another
city In North America which can be
made the headquarters and center
of so many delightful outings as
Mexico City.
With the capital city as your TEN.
porary home weeks can be spent In
going and coming with two or three
days, composed OF hours In each OF
trips. and when you arc through and
ready TO start for the states you will
realize that you have enjoyed some
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

mournful errand. and. having finished
the half bottle OF champagne 40 had
ordered. and smoked aLotlcr cigar, no
turned In and slept soundly. In
thlrty-four hours from tho tlmo OF
stating. he alghtci from the train
Ia The small manufacturing town
who're his sisters family lived, which
was ON branch line. Il was a place
uf some i've or six thousand inhabit-
ants. and seemed bustling. He no.
tlced. as h. drove along from tho
station. whas he took to Dee "A town.hall
and a public library. an academy OF
music. and soldiers monument.
There was water power. and on favor.
able sites appeared a row OF factories.
Ihcic were IN tlc newer portion OF
the town. and around them clustered
hall-doZen lanes OF tenement houses.
Eeyond. where there was more sug.
Iest.on of country in the surround.
ings. were the residences. most OF
them old-fashIoned farm houses.
though here and there Queen Anne
CT "Old Colonial" cdinccs had taken
the place OF tao ancient order OF
things. Hero had evidently been the
town or village before manufactures
Tad invaded IL. and tho commlueling
OF old and new had produced the II.
feet of transition. But the gardens
aud stretches of landscape were not
yet blottcd ont and the air was fun
OF the perfume OF the spring bios.
SONS.
In response To Ilmold's request TO
bc driven 20 Mr., Baldwin's house. the
lank individual whose vehicle he had
engaged eyed him with an air OF con
doing curiosity, and said. under his
breath, as though the corpse might
SIN be- within hearing:
The funeral was yesterday"
Yes, ! supposed So
II was decidedly a relief 20 Harold
that. without any fault ON his own
part. he had escaped the ceremony.
lie had tclographed his niece taat he
should start al once.
Might YOU be related To tho pro.
fossor?' inquired his conductor. en-.
couragcd by tho promptucss of the
reply.
For an instant Harold was puzzled:
then be remembered that mis- brother.
in-law had been connected vita tho
faculty of one Of the Western col.
lcgcs for few years as an instructor
IN plysics and mechanics: hence.
doubtless. the prefix TO his name.
Yes. he married my sister he an.
swercd.
Il want To know said the man.
Il want 20 know he repeated. Civ
ing flick To the raw.boned animal he
was driving. which. In point OF many
years and anatomy, was quite In keep.
iIg with himself PITY. now, they
couldn't have waited FOR you. The
professor Is planted yonder.' he
added. pointing with his wlip across
the fields. "tother side Of the river
May be you'd like TO drive round that
way" he said refining in his horse
with a sudden jerk. "Tain't more
than a mile OF your beat
NO: I'm In a hurry 10 see the Nv
ing. Nou cant do much for n man
after he's IN the ground. ne added
pHilosop lIcally.
II don't Know but what you're right.
mister / never was great hand at
visiting grayCyards myself Tidy
placc. though, ours Git mp. Sandy:
the gent!euan's In n hurry. / suppose
IN this hot weather faint easy 10
keep ON be- continued. wishing. ap.
-arcntIy. 90 iud satisfactory expla.
nation for whai would have seemed
e. him a breach Of courtesy. In the alb.
SERGE of Cyteluating circumstances.
tTo lee coutinuCdJ
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
AMUSING Announcement.

The decision OF the directors OF tho
theater NJ Halle. In Germany. to dis.
tinguish by means of red and white
advertising posters between plays
that are az for young persons TO wit.
ness ard those that are not, Is causing
some amusement.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
Whose wlfe7

Hello. Bob. got back from
your vacation Had n good time this
summer? Robert should say | had.
suppose you haven't heard found
n nice little wife mp In the mountains.
Richard-Did you find out who lost
her?-Boston Transcript.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

Women are more ambitious IN lovo
than mon: not only do they wed tho
heart. but they must share the
thoughts as well.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

Clr,',ylllo. Ohio. was 90 named because
% was originally situated w.thln one 81
Tho iudiln MOUND circles.
During the lls, ten years 80 accidents
'sNuiyiug H1 deaths hive occurr,d 20
people ciimh.rs the Alps.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

Tho children ~ different cauptrioa have
Jlf.r,rt ttsfr.. hut Elm pWurds are
wanted 100 over tho world.
W. huV, done most foolish thi~rs. On;
We u,y,s attempted % game OF Chcgs by
Walt
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

Tho loving judgments 80 friends ar,
harder Co bear than the harsh ones ot
foes.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

MR.. Aust.n's famous pancake -four IS Ia
town fresh aud driiriuu, a. over
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

Successfully used by Mother Gray.
nurse ln The Chilfrru's Home IN New
York cures F'NsriE huesH. had stomach.
T,sthiuE Disorders. move and regulate
tlr Bowels ami Destroy Worms. over
gH 80 testimonials A. AN drugg Is. -
cents suWp'e FREE. Address Alien S.
Olmstcd. Leroy. New York.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
Best i'm the World.

No otte~ medicine has sue a record
OF cures 81 lids, coughs, crCuo. hma,
bronchitis, sore throst, neumonia,
nni even consumTt on, or tea. such
hostB OF friends as Downs EhNir ~
y ars of cures has estah he "a the
confidence OF the people
H,Hry. yohason Tart Props. Euriug'os. "
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21
Sharks Caught on English Coast.

Three sharks have been captured az
Pcnzancc. England within the past
month. The last measured six feet In
length.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-11-21

Mrs. WlnslOw's Soothing syrup.
Frr rhIu-yr fFffrIng Fnftrus fur sum- Iriuren m
r.u.at -yH raia. cures win. collie 90, buttlo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
Wednesday Club Rehearsal.

The Wednesday Club will take up its
regular rehearsals from now on at the
han of the Y. NJ. c. A. building. MI. Wal
ter C. Mercer. who directed so success
fully last year, will again nave charge
~ the chorus. and the oratorio Saint
paul" (Mendelssohn will in all proba
itv be presented at the next festival as
the chief work for soloists. chorus and
orchestra.
The roll of active members is being per-
fectcd. and at this time there is an I'M
usual number of applicants for member
ship. The secretary requests that all ap-
piications be sent to him as soon as pos
sible. and the members are asked to
bring the new applicants to the next re-
hearsal.
ril:s week the rehearsal will be on
Monday. instead of Tuesday, the hall
having been previously engaged by other
parties, and members are asked to take
note the change of date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
CONFEDERATE REUNION
A Mammoth Brunswick Stew-Addres:
by .. Gardiner Tyler and Others.

CHARLES CITY. C. H, VA, October
1s..-'rhe Harrison HARDWOOD Camp of Con-.
federate Veterans held their annual re-
,..io.1 ct this place YESTERDAY. Lieutenant
Commander Thomas l.. Walker presld-
ing The meeting opened with PRAYER oy
the chaplain, Nlr. William Woodcock.
Aocut twenty-five members of the CAMP
answered the roll call. Tho great feature
of the occasion was the mighty Brunswick
stew prepared on the grounds by some
of the veterans Besides this delicious
stew there were innuUlerable good Things
To cat. which We're brought by the Ia
dies, large number of whom We're pres
ent.
After dinner the crowd was invited into
the courthouse to be RECALLED with man.
anecdotes both humorous and pathetic,
of which the veterans always have a Inns
itless store The camp was addressed by
Hon. D. G. Tyler, Comrade Anderson
GILL formerly OF Charles City county and
member of Charles City Troop during the
war, and now a resident of Richmond
Va: also by Chaplain Woodcock and
others One OF the most pleasant fea-
lures of the day was the singing of the
old Southern war songs-.'Nlaryland My
MARYLAND Bonnie Blue Flag and 9th
ei.s AS the large crowd of people of all
ages Joined in the choruses. there Vas.
hardly a dry eye to be seen Colonel
William " Robins, of Richmond who
was present as the guest of Mrs. H. 5.
Saunders met many old friends among.
the assembled veterans
Mrs. John Mitchell of East Orange. N.
Il: Mrs w. C. WILCOX. Rocky Mount.
Il. c.. and Colonel William L. Robins, Of
Richmond Va. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Saunders, of Upper Shir-
lev
Miss Hermoine Moore. of Richmond, IS
the guest of Miss Catherine Douthat, of
1veyanoke. on the James.
Miss Virginia Douglas Wilcox has been
cutie sick for the past few days. but is
IMPROVING.
Mr. Montioy Salden. of Baltimore. has
been the guest of his cousin, Mr.. F. L.
Douthat, Of Weyanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
THE RADFORD FAIR
Was a Splendid Financial Success.
Handsome Money Prizes,

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
EAST RADFORD. VA. October IS
The second annual District Fair at Rad
ford came toga successful end yesterday.
The gate receipts have paid the asso-
citation out OF debt and have left a
handsome surplus to be applied to the
betterment of the grounds and buildings
Not an accident marred the pleasure OF
the entire occasion.
The horsemen met and passed resoIu-
tons declaring their appreciation OF the
universal fair and courteous treatment
accorded to them by the management,
and especially of Mr.. H. C. Tyler. tha
secretary. and expressed the desire that
he be continued in that position.
The cattle parade was the feature OF
to-day, and was composed of the prin-
cipal prize winners in the three leading
classes and breeds.
Major John T. Cowan Ton between
four and Ivs hundred dollars Ia pri2es
on his Silorthorn5. Mr.. s. W. Anderson.
o. Geenbrie- West Virginia. Tron auout
Herefords.
Major Bentley and J. r. *. Bell OF
Pulaski, carried off premiums up in the
hundreds. while the best bull of all was
the property of Mr.. Dick George, OF
Smyth.
The herd from the Polytechnic Insti-
tute at Blacksburs carried off several
hundred dollars also.
Most of the Shorthorn premiums went
to the great Southwest. but in nearly
every case the judges might have placed
the ribbons in the dark, SO high had the
different classes been bred. All Were
fire. and distractions We're more matter
o taste than anything else.
The firm of Cassell and Pryor offered
a fine chafns dish for the best reply TO
published love letter. which was wen
by Miss Anne Virginia Culbertson. OF
East Orange. New Jersey. who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. William
Ingles.
The annual tournament bail was led
by Mr. W. Rosenfelt, with Miss Irvine
Williams. Of Radford Mr.. Frank Cas-
sci made the coronation speech al tlle
ball. and Miss Mary Mac lnstes. OF
Radford. was crowned queen OF toFt. anu
beauty by Mr. Hamrlett ChunbieY. the
successful knight in the Tournament
Miss Laura IngIes. sister OF the queen
was crowned maid OF honor.
Tweuty-three couples participated. Inc
Roanoke Machine Works oan 0ial Luz his <.'
delightful music for the occasion.
The eentIemen,s driving contest OF to-
d,,, vas Won by Mr.. John Buford. os
Pn1a ski and Mr. Dick Kelly, of Smyth.
Won the premium for the best pair Of
driving horses.
Tbe prettiest baby at the woman's
t,,;,di,e was the little bright-eyed cherub
oSH.SIrs Lula Lucas. of East Radford.
The art room in the wonan.s building
u..s varv attractive. and contained many
80 paintings. Conspicuous among them
1ras the fine oil portrait OF ex-G Governor
/ r,.lar Miss Eliza beth Simpson was
= S-ar5ed the prize for the best oil paint
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
COAL TAKES TUMBLE
IN LYNCHBURG
Settlement Of the Strike Having
its Effect on Hill City.
FROM NINE DOLLARS TO SEVEN
On Account of Serious Accident to the
Groom Marriage is Postponed.
MIR. Marcus Bull to Go to
Petersburg.
fsnccial nisnatcb TO The Timcs.)

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
LYNCHBURG. VA. October 1S-The
price Of coal in Lynchburs has taken a
downward course. and IS now s. per ton
instead Of 50. the price that has obtained
for several days Thus decrease is for
the sof. lump and nut coal. the kind
that Is burned more generally in Lynch
burg than any other, and naturally the
reduction Will be highly gratifying to
residents Of the city, the rich and the
poor the while and colcred alike. For
many persons. 50 Was SIMPLY prohibitlNc.
and while 81 is regarded as Very severe,
the decrease will prove most acceptable
particularly as it indicates the ieaceiicSs
OF the times, and shows Very conclusive
ly that the settlement Of the strike trcu-
Bile in Pennsylvania is having its effect.
A REDUCTION.
The decision to reduce to 81 was reach-
ed at a meeting Of the coal dealers of
LynchbuTg held this morning. The prices
decided upon at that n.eetinE are as fol-
lows: Virginia a,it2e,acite. sS; coke, IS;
soft coal. lump atzs nut, 81; Il. " NJ
coal, So: tin coal
On account Of Il serious accident to
The prospective groom. invitations to the
marriage of Miss Katherine Major of
Claremont and Mr.. llomas Nelson. of
Nest Virginia, have been recalled. The
wedding Vas announced for October I'D.
tau last Wednesday,. Mr.. Nelson was in
speeding a number of Western horses
that were being offered for sale here, and
as he was looking at ono of them, the
animal reared up on his hind feet and
struck Mr.. Nelson a terrible blow on his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
WEBER AND HADDOW
They Will Be Tried for Same Offense
Second Tir1e.
fspecial Dispatch to The Times)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct. 1s.-The case
or William Weber and John Haddow,
labor organizers, who have again gotten
into trouble with the Virginia Coal and
Iron Company. viii come UP for trial IN
the United States Court at Abingdon
Tuesday. Their alleged offense. 1t is
stated, is Similar to that for which they
were convicted at the United States
Court here and sentenced to six months
confinement In jail. They were supse-
quehuy pardoned by the President.
In the present case. as IN me former,
4hoir counsel will be Judge II. NJ. Ford
and Mr.. Randolph Harrison. Of this city,
Who will leave for Abingdon tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-19
a MYSTERY CLEARED UP
soldier Was Badly Beaten, but No
kilIed-CoL Tabb's Funeral.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.) :.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Oct. 1S.-The
mystery in the case Of the Fort Monroe
soldier thought to have been killed I'M
der the Chesapeake and Ohio bridge At
Old Point has been solved. He was
Private Boggs. OF the Fort, and was
fcarully beaten and robbed. but not
killed.
The Herald Square Opera Company.
engaged to open the New Casino Thea
ire here with four performances. gave
two. The 1emainging two were cancelled,
the company failing to come up to con-
tract.
The remains of Colonel Tabb. who died
in Philadelphia Thursday night, arrived
this morning The funeral will be held.
from tho Hampton Baptist Church at
$50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Tele-
grams of coincidence have been received
from all over me country.