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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18
NEW CORPORATION.

The United States Auto-Motor company
was Incorporated at the office OF the sec
retary OF state this morning. The I'm.
corporators named are Frank Mossberp
nnd Homer VI. Daggett OF Attleboro and
Walter IT. Barney OF Providence. The
caital stock Is fixed at $1,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18
Magic Hair Stain

For brown or tack. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker snd
hairworker. les irsmont street, Boston
IL is simple. safe and easily applied; con-
tains no lead poisons: use Il once ana
iou wAiI heser any other. BLAND
mo 4 BLANDlNG- sA weybosset streee,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18
BOWlING

MUSIC HALL TOURNAMENT.
Lees rollers were whitewashed IN
King men last evening in the series OF
lhe MUSIC Han tournament. Westberg
made the largest total, securing 2s6 I'm.
Guiding single of log. The summary:
KINGS
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The New York Nationals lost their
opening game with Brooklyn yesterday at
the polo grounds before crowd OF 30. 900
persons.
The exercises commenced at 4 O'Clock
promptly and Mrs Brush threw out the
ball I'm the absence OF Gov. Odell. Henry
Chadwick was present and kept score as
has been his custom since early In the
6Os.
Umpire Hank ODay started the game
at 4:05 with Mathewson In the box. Wag-
ner receiving and Strong at bat.
The game ended at $40 with Brooklyn
leading, score 8 to z.
McGraw was out OF the game, Babb TAX
ing his place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-18
EAST PROVIDENCE HIGH.

Runs-Monahan g. Hall ., Paine . Wa
IGerhouse 3 Craig 2. Comiskey 8. Farrell 2.
Cooke 2-l9; Mccormick, Walker. McDon-
aid, Evans, Griswold-5 Two-base hits
craig, Cooke. Three-base hIt-Walker.
stolen hases-Monahan. Hall Paine 2
Materhouse ?. Craig. Comiskey. McDon-
ala, Billings. Sacrifice hits-Hall. Cooke
FIRST base on balls-Monahan 3 Paine ?
Waterhouse, Degnan Farnell' McCor-
mick. Schmidt. Hit by pitched ball-Mc-
DDohald struck out-Monahan 2 Craig.
BBegnan; Farnell. Wild pitch-Cooke.
Tiasseo oails-Paine, Evans Time-ih. som.
MAN. TRAINING IL. wooNSoCKET Q.
Yesterday afternoon the Manual Train
ing High School team played at Woon-
socket, defeating the local high school In
n lo-inning game. Manual winning the
game by two runs in the tenth. Bullock
played an errorless game for Manual and
Young showed UP well upon the Woon-
socket team.
1NTER-CITY LEAGUE.
At Pawtucket last evening the Inter-
CITY Baseball league held a meeting to
act upon matters relative TO the schedule
"A rev changes were made in the bylaws
ana IL was voted that each club play Z,
games during the season. beginning on
saturday May 2. A meeting OF the
schedule committee will be held tomor-
row and II is expected that the schedule
VIII be presented for adoption at n meet
ing OF the league to be held next Wednes-
day evening.
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ELMWOoD CLUB.

ELMWOOD CLUB.
The No. team took all three games
rolled with the No. team last evening
In the duck pin series at the Elmwood
club. Palmer made the highest total,
securing 252. which included a single OF
10l The summary:
NO. 4 TEAM
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NO. 4 TEAM.

In the large pin series at the Elmwc>.
club last evening the No. team defeated
the No. l rollers, winning three straight
Hayward made the largest total securing
546 The summary:
NO 4 TEAM
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! ing his place.
Innings ........1 4
/ Brooklyn ..........4 o l.
| New York ........4 0 o.
Runs-strang, McCreedie g. Sheckard 8,
Householder q Browne. Van Haltren 2,
! McGann Mertes 2. Babb. Earned runs
! Brooklyn 2. New York 2. Left on bases
! Brooklyn 7, New York 6. Two-base hits
| McCreedle. Van Haltren, McGann, Mer-
| tes Three-base hit-Van Haltren. Home
| run-Browne Stolen bases-Sheckard B.
Householder, Doyle. McGann 2. Mertes.
] Babb. Double play-Lauder. Gilbert ana
McGann. First base on errors-Brooklyn g.
New York g. Sacrifice hits-Gilbert 2
Babb First base on balls-Off Schmidt
90 off Mathewson g. Hit by pitched ball
BY Schmidt l. Struck out-By Schmidt
| 2, of Mathewson s. Hit by pitched ball
ewson q Time-2h. 3m. Umpire-OD Day.
Attendance-20.00o
CHICAGO I ST. LOUIS g.
The ST, Louis Nationals were defeated
to on their home grounds yesterday
b. the Chicago Nationals.
The game lasted 10 innings and was full
OF errors Burke. Farrell and Williams
played poor ball for the st. Louis.
The attendance was good. 5000 persons
being present.
Innings .....1 30
Chicago .....0 01 o o.
ST. Louis 80 0 0 0 2 o. 6
Runs-Farrell 2. Brain. Burke, Donovan
Wicker, Jones' slagle 2 King. Dobbs
Tinker. Evers Earned runs-St. Louis
Chicago .. Two-base hits-Farrell 2,
Smoot, Jones Menefee. Three-base hit
Evers Sacrifice hits-Dobbs. Hanlon.
Double play-Slagle and Killing. Stolen
bases-Nichols, Williams. Burke, King
Wild pitches-Wicker. weimer. Bases on
balls-On Wicker 3, off weimer 4. Struck
out-By weirer 4. by Menefee T. by
Yerkes 3. by Wicker 3. Time-2h. l6m.
Umpire-Johnstone.
PITTsBURG 9, CINCINNATI 9.
the visiting Pittsburg team The Cincln-
natl men failed TO make good at bat in
several critical places where hit would
have sent a man over the plate.
Ewing and Suthoff proved easy for the
visitors and after the third inning the
game was a little one-sided.
Innings .......l
Pittsburg ........1 o 2 0 / p Q
Cincinnati ......,.0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 / 2
Runs-Kelley. Corcoran. Beaumont ..
Clarke 3, Leach 2. Bransield. Dobeny
Earned runs-Plttsburg, 3: Cincinnati
Two-base hits-Beaumont. Wagner !
Three-base hit-Clarke. stolen bases
Kelley, Clarke 2. Double plays-Leach, /
Ritchey to Bransfeld: Wagner to Brans- /
Htlb' Nioliiscy W lotChlcys SlluCk Oul-
BY Doheny 2. by Suthoff Time-2h ION. |
Umpire-Emslie. Attendance-5oco
BOSTON s, PHILLIEs 3.
The National League season In Phila-
delphia opened yesterday with $40 spec
tators present
The visiting Bos team proved too
much for the PhilieS defeating them by a
score OF S to 3.
Captain Tenney kept his men on the
Jump all the while and they played splen-
did ball. The score:
Innings ........1 3 s 7s9
Boston .............0 0 5 o O.
Philadelphia ......0 0 . 0 0 ! o.
Earned runs-Boston /. Philadelphia g.
Two-base hits-Bonner, Willis, Dexter
Barry. keister. Sacrifice hit-Dexter
Stolen bases-Dexter. Tenney .. Kittredge
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HOPE TOURNAMENT.

Austin's players defeated Greenleaf's
aggregation last evening I'm the Hope
tournament Greenleaf made the highest
total, securing 260 The summary:
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Earned runs-Boston /. Philadelphia 8.
Two-base hits-Bonner, Willis, Dexter,
Barry. Keister. Sacrifice hit-Dexter.
Stolen bases-Dexter Tenney ., Kittredge.
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}. 1 TEAM.

Ihe games scheduled for Monday be-
tween Kings and swifts teams will be
s,ostponed Till Tuesday.
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PrTTsBURG ., CINCINNATI ..

Cincinnati was defeated yesterday by
the visiting Pittsburg team. The Cinclu-
natl men failed TO make good at bat in
several critical places where a hit would
have sent a man over the plate.
Ewing and Suthoff proved easy for the
visitors and after the third inning the
game was a little one-sided.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-09
O'LEARY De 40.
Dallas Postmaster and Wen Known Tee
an Has Departed This Life.

Dallas Postmaster and Wen Known Tex
an Has Departed This Life.
Dallas. May 9.-Maior W. NJ OLeary.
postmaster OF this city, died Friday
night after a long illness. aged nifty
six years Major O'Leary was ono OF
the best known men ia Texas He
was born IN County Tipperary. Ire
land. and graduate Of the University
OF Dublin. being a Latin and Greek
scholar and the possessor Of much lit
erary ability. He served in the United
States army during the Civil war ard
was afterward VIVA Custer in the tat
ters Indian campa gns Major OLeafy
was Austin correspondent OF the Gal
weston News, He is said % have been
the first stsnographic reporter en-
ployed by the state Of the Texas TO
report the proceedings of the senate
and the Legislature While engaged la
this work he was frequent tontribu-
tor to Texas SittinEs, and was later
associated With Sweet & Knox q It's
publication.
For practically fifteen years be was
city editor ct the Dallas $ews. coming
here 10 assume that position when the
paper was established and afteFward
be was prominent in Republican state
politics he was appointed postmaster
herr during the first term of President
Mckinley. and vas reappointed by
President Roosevelt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-09

New Orleans, May 9.-~Ith the cleo
tion and installation OF oficiAls and
the anal report OF the house OF dele
citation came to q close Friday. There
was an exciting election for presiden,
of the association when the house OF
delegates met. Three baIiots were
taken. DIR. J H. Musssr of -..~ael-
phia winning over DIR. Lewis MeMurtey
OF Kentucky. DIR. Henry p. Newman
Of Chicago vas elected treasurer. and
DR.. Geo. II Simmons OF Chicago. sec
rotary.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-09

An alarm of IRE was turned in last
night from q residence on Kaufman
street. The department responded
but the alarm proved to be false.
This morning about IL o'clock a
blaze in the roof at the home of j.
ID. Caldwell on Kaufman street call
ed out the department. The fire was
extiuguished before any serious
damage was done.
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KNEW NOTHING.
Presidsnt Has Received No tnttmattoa a..
to ManchurIsn Matters

Frsstdsni Has Received No fnttmattos a.
TO Mancburisn Matters.
Los Angeles. Cal. May Pres.
dent Roosevelt made hts entry in,o
Los Angeles az O'Clock Friday after
noon
The presidential train icft River
side that morning At an early hour
On the way over che Santa Pc haii
hours stop vas made AZ Claremout.
where the president spoke 20 the stu-
dents OF Pomona college A. Pasa
dena stop 81 two hours was made
The president spoke at the wilson
high srhCol
The attention uf President Roosevelt
waa called ta dispatch from Wash
iugtou stating that Secretary Hay
was in Communication with him re
rardlug the increase Of the Russian
garrison ST New ChwanE. Manchuria
II vas further asserted that the Secre
tATy 81 state was only awaiting the
president approval Of bis course "a
take vigorous action, even 20 the sx
tent Of . oiint protest BY japan,
England and the United States
resident Roosevelt said be had re
eeived no Communication from Sscre
tAry HAY regarding the affair lie had
Dot t%sn asked 10 approve OF the
course Indicated and. In fact had not
even beard Of the matter betore.
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TERnlBk WORK


Ates gzfm with Bullets.
Gainesville, Tex. May sNear
Burns City. ten miles south of here.
FRIDAY. an unknown Mexican entered
> house. Rev. ]. w. Powers, ZAP.
list clergyman. knowing the family
was away. took his shotgun and vent
TO the house. A Mr.. Miller accompa.
MED him. Upon opening the door the
Mexican, who was standing Just IN
side, dealt Powers heavy blow on the
head with an Ak. knocking him to
the floor He then continued the as.
sault with the Ak until he beat the
mans head nearly on. never eeasing
his deadly work until Powers was
dead. Miller gave the alarm In the
meantime the Mexican barricaded him.
self in the house. and. armed with
overs. gun, he stood at bay all the
farmers who gathered about the house
for the purpose of capturing him
Sheriff Ware and posse went 10 the
scene. The Mexican shot at them
The sheriff and his posse returned the
fire, and after several shots had been
fired into the house from Winchester
rifles the battle ceased. and a rush
was made on the building.
The door was broken in and the
Mexican was found dead on the moor
with five bullet wounds on his body.
A letter was found on the body Of the
Mexican addressed 10 Antonio Ramos.
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AS TO PROHIBITION
Mrs, stosidard Declares That IL IL Making
Headw~y al a Rapid Rate.

Mrs, stosldard Declares That IL IL Making
Hesdw~y al a Rapid Rate.
Fort Worth. May 9-President
Sioddard of the woman's Christian
Temperance union spoke Of the prog
ress of prohibition She said that IN
Smith. Gregg. Waller. Grayson ana
ether counties. ~women's presence at
the polls attested the power OF or.
ganized motherhood 10 combat the en-
envy of the home She felt grateful
to the legislature for advanced legie-
lation II had passed this year. inelud-
ing the regulation OF the sale OF CO
oaine. law protecting birds. the blind
tiger law. the anti-pooi law, the ~ha.
bltuAl drunkard" laW and the Terrell
election law. She concluded by refer
RAG 10 industrial education. and In
dorsed the Denton institution strong
iy.
Mrs. W A Dryden OF this city.
eighty-six years old. made her nrst
speech.
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Paal's second great missionary
Journey continued.
/. Paul and COMPANY at Thessa-
lonies, Acts i7;l-9.
.. Where and what did Paul
preach while thersT s;i-3- Edwin
Ross.
b. What were the Fesults9 l5:49
Miss Maggie Halves.
2. Paul and company ai Berea,
Acts l7:i0lj.
q The attitude Of the Bereans,
i7iI0l2-Brooks Tingle.
b. The persistence of old enemies,
I7:i3-MATis Kemble.
}. The duty OF every one TO
search the scriptures, H;ll, also III
Timothy AIS; John $50.
God holds US responsible not only
for what We know, bu. also for what
we can know.-Mr. Johnson, Mrs.
Monica.
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CoIored Woman Hurt.

Thursday afternoon while the col
rred procession was passing the
public square the horse driven by
Charley Hudson and wife, became
frightenedj at some object and De-
gan backing the buggy. The vehi-
Gle was upset and almost totally de-
molished. The occupants were
thrown out and the woman sustain
ed number of painful injuries.
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London. May s.-The Chinese am.
bassAdor here, In an interview. is quot
ed "a saying he has not received Of
hCiai confirmation Of tho Russian ae-
ton in New Chwang. II true. be add
ed. IL means that Russia will eventu-
ally occupy the province, and though
China Is not prepared for war. she
probably will resent any attempt 20
do such business
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NOTIFICATION 0lveN.
sisn ~ Il nussEass Aossoa.


sfsn - i. RnssEass Acssen.
Washington, May s.--The stats de-
partment has received official contir-1
nation from its agents in China Of
the Increase Of the Russian garrison
In New Chwang. Manchuria. and there
Is reason to believe that II President
Roosevelt approves. that It II preparins
to take vigorous steps In the matter
Secretary Hay is IN communication
with President Roosevelt in California.
and upon the iatter's decision the sec
retaryss course will depend. 1t is stated
that the department has had its pa
thence taxed by the course Of events
In Manchnria and that it now contem-
plates a more radical step than any
which has heretofore marked the ne
gotiaions between the powers on this
subject. The proposed step contem-
plates Joint action by Japan. England
and the United States The preceding
negotiations have been hampered by
the inability Of this government to aci
jointly with other nations without vio-
latiug its traditions. but it is now
hiuted that some plan Of cooperation
with England and Japan may be de-
vised which will have the effect Of
convincing the Russian government Of
the united determination Of the three
nations 20 insist upon Russian evacn-
alton ot Manchuria, while not actually
committing the United States 70 a
formal alliance. This programme Is
subject To the approval Of the presi-
dent. II il is not looked upon with
favor by him the state department may
fan back upon its former method ot
individual representation 10 Russia
and ask another explanation Of the
happening In MsnChuria. In such event
the Russian answer is already fore
casted by the officials Under the Rus
sian representation To the powers the
troops were 20 have been withdrawn
from New Chwans Just one month
ago Thursday IL is understood as a
matter of fact that 8 portion Of the
Russian lJrrr Was Withdrawn from
barracks the city 10 tents outside,
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CURES WHEN DOCTORS FAIL.

Mrs. Frank Chiasson, Patterson,
La, writes June s, 1901: II had
Malaria fever in very bad torn,
was under treatment by doctors,
but as soon as l stopped taking their
medicine the fever would return. /
used a sample bottle of Herbine,
found it helped me. Then bought
two bottles, which completely cured
me. / feel grateful to you for fur
nIshing such a splendid medicine,
and can honestly recommend it to
those suffering from malaria, as it
will surely cure them" Herbine, soc
bottle at Hoed Il Martins.
The Light prints the news.
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Waxahachis, Texas. May I, 1908.
Several suspected casss 81 hydro
phohta having been reported TO this
Office II IL hereby requested that al
owners Of dogs on bitcbss within the
city, tie up or coHfiDe same on their
premises for tent lays, as the city
marshal Is ordered TO shoot them
where found running ut large, be-
tween the days of May 18th and End,
1903. w. j. r. Ross, Mayor.
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London MAY s--The announcement
from Ppkib that Russians have "reoc
cupisd" New Chwaug must not be un-
dsrstpod a. simply saying that they
ever fully evacuated H. The news is
taken here that the town has been re-
occupied by the force. the Withdra wsl
of which was announced ia April. when
II vas said that all the troops except
the men necessary for the police guard
had been removed
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New Orleans Special.

Passenger train No. ZION the Katy
leaving at 1906 a. M, May IL, will
have a chair car which viii connect
wlththe Texas and Pacific special for
ths Confederate reunion at New Or
laans. The train will leave Dallas
:, noon on May IL and viii arrive at
New Orleans the next morning. ~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-09

Muskogee. |. T.. May s.-Secretary
Of the Interior Hitchcock arrived here
and went to Tahieauah in company
with some OF the Dawes commission
to visit the Cherokee land once. The
secretary announced visit TO be a bust
ness one He returned here Friday
cad conferred with government OF.
hciala
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Cairo. H.. May s.--Captain Henry
Hartee. one OF the pilots on the United
States monitor Arkansas. came down
from ST Geneyieve and reports the
boat afioat He states that IL will take
at least four-foot rise In the river
before the boat can proceed on her
trip down the river.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-09
Made Young Again,

"One of DIR. Kings New Life pills
each night for two weeks has put
me In my teens again" writes
ID. II. Turner, of Dempseytown, Pa.
They're the best In the world Tor
Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Purely
vegetable. Never grippe. Only &c
At Herring Drug Co.'S Drug store
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Garland Tex. May s-Gny VIII
iiams. the little son of John G. vii
liams. was accidentally killed while
be and his brother. twelve years old
were playing with a pistol during the
absence OF their parents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-05-09

Washington. May e.-Ths treasury
department has held up the personal
account of Or w. -. Crum. the col
ored collector OF the port OF Laarles.
ton. s. C.. on the ground that Or
Crum cannot receive compensation un-
I'll confirmed By the senate.
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II is said the Frisco will soon let
the contract to build into Coalgate. 1.
T.. from Oklahoma City,
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BASE BALL.
TWxme League.

At Dallas-Daiias. IL; Corsicaua. &
There were seven home runs.
At Fort Wofth-Fort Worth. u.
Paris. 10.
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AT Memphis-Memphis. 3; New Or
leans. 2.
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At Birmingham-Montgomery. 4
Birmingham. o.
At Little Rock-No game: rain.
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Special Term Probable.

Frankfort. KY. say Sit has been
practically settled that there is tn be
q special term of tae BreLthitt county
court and the empaneInng OF = special
jury TO look into the Marcum assas-
sination at Jackson. Governor Beck
ham has offered TO send statetroops
To the scene II necessary 10 protect
the court
Colombian Congress Called.
Colon, Colombia May S-onicial
news has just reached the isthmus
from the capital, Bogota, 20 the efest
that the Colombian congress has been
called for June 20.
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At Pittsburg-P ittsburg. 3: Cinein.
nati. 4.
At Brooklyn-Boston. 8; Brooklyn. /.
At st. Louis--Chicsgo. 8: St Louis.
9
At New York-New York. z: Phila-
delphia. 3.
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At Chicago. ST Louis. 10; Chicago
IL.
At Boston-New York, 8. Boston. /.
At Cleyeland-Cleyeland, Z; Detroit.
6
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S;
Washington. 3.
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FOR RENT Ssvtn-r6gm two
story house on Ferris n suue. Ap
ply 10 Mrs. Needham. " -
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COOK En9hire. ~ EN-.
pire Bakery. q
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FOR RENT. -- One fsev eii-room
house. within two hiocks of square.
See MeFcs Walker. II
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| HAVE pasture for cattle and
horses I'd Williams n
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WANT COLUMN /

LOST New leather Pitch rein. r
r., whipple. v 3.
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LADIES' And GENTS Clothing
Cleaned, Repaired. Tbs best work
10 town. Lowest prices 2lg East
VI ain st. J =. Perrin.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-02-01

CHAPTER decided to buv the house and
grounds and turn the place into a suitable
memorial of her husband.
Il am so thankful that the Daughters Of
the CoEfederacy are going to convert my
old house into a hospital for the sick and
suffering veterans" Mrs. jackson said In
speaking of the project. MY only regret is
that I was not able to donate the property
for so noble a purpose. But, unfortunately,
1 was not"
"Buving the property is not only a great
credit to these noble ladies, but 1t will be a
lasting memorial to the name Of the Chri-
tan soldier whose home was once upon the
sacred ground Of their purchase. 1t Is a
source OF great thankfulness and delight
TO me-"
Mrs. Jackson refers in her history of her
husband to their life in Lexington. The
young husband and wife boarded for more
than a year after their marriage. Then MI.
jackson finally succeeded in buying the oniy
available house. His intention was to sell
1t and build ono better suited to their needs.
The large rambling old house was alto
gether too big for a small family. But 1t
was Renuine happiness for. him to have a
home of his own It.was the first home he
had ever possessed, md 1t was truly his
castle.
1t was in 1858, while he was q professor in
the Virginia Military Institute that he
bought his frst and only homea He lived
only Q few years to enjoy II