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New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
FoRTY-oNE DIED FROM LOCKJAw.
The Result of Fourth of July Celebrations
in Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, July 15-Forty-one deaths from
Ioczjaw, as a result of Independence Day cele-
brations. have been reported in this State up
to tonight seven Of them occurring in this city.
Four deaths occurred to-day. David Roe died
near Miflintown: Daniel C. Reinhart, fifteen
years old, succumbed to the dread disease at
Lancaster; Wilson Danner died near Lehighton.
and Ira ]. Harmon. thirteen years old. died at
Altoona
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington July I5.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major JOSEPH E MAXFIELD. signal corps. from office
~ chief signal officer. Fort Myer.
Sacord Lieutenant EDWARD n ZELI. 4th Cavalry, 70
Cavalry, Troop L.
Cantsin ALEXANDER Z WILLIAMS. loth Infantry, n
% Infantry. Company F
Sscond lieutenant CORNELIUS ( BENDELA 18Th IN
fsntrv 70 7th Infantry Company 4
NAVY.
1ls,,snsnt G b PRICE. detached recruiting 70
New-York Hospital
As,s,sr. Surgeon J. c THOMPSON detached Colurnoia
1aI-v Vsrd NeW-York: home. wait orders
Assistant Surgeon c. H DELANEY detached navy yaro
Norfolk; Columbia
Ac,tnr Assistant surgeon T W. TYREE 10 naval sta
tion. Royal
ling Assistant Surgeon G R PLUMMER. to naval
station, Key West -
Payulaster II. E STEVENS. detached torpedo s'4N0--
Wabash ..t.,
Assistant Paymaster T D EAfth1s 20 torpeoo
as general storskeeper and pay orirer'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
JUDGE GARY IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco. July 15-Judge Z H. Gary. chair
Of the Executive Committee Of the United
States Steel Corporation. has arrived here from
New-York- In interview he said that there was
business significance attached to his visit; that
he was here simply for rest and pleasure and
should remain In the vicinity OF San Francisco for
next two
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
ST. LOUIS DOODLE" SENTENCE.
julius lehman to Serve Seven Years in
the Penitentiary

st. Louis July 1.-THE jury in the case Of Julius
Lehmann former member of the House of Dele
gates, charged with bribery in connection with the
passage of the city lighting bill. returned verdict
this afternoon. finding the defendant guilty. His
punishment was fixed at seven years in the peni-
tentary the longest yet inflicted in any Of the
doodle cases. The sentence is also the maximum
punishment under the law for the crime OF which
he was convicted II took the jury just seven min
in which reach a verdict.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
MR.. PAYNE BEGINS HIS CRUISE.

Washington, July 15.-Postmaster General Payne
left here to-day the revenue cutter Onondaga
for a cruise of ten days along the coast for his
health. He was accompanied by Mrs. Payne. their
niece Miss Jones. and physician. The cutter
sailed about noon The party will spend tonight
at Old Point Comfort In the absence of Mr..
Toavne First Assistant Postmaster General Wynne
will be Acting Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
FATAL FALL OF ELEVATOR.
Goes Down Seven Stories By Breaking OF
CsbIe-One Man Killed.

philadelphia. July 15-The parting OF cable TO-
dav caused large elevator IN the ne" Hotei sLra,
-, - Co-se ~ construction at Broad and Val
r,,r SIS 20 fan from the eighth floor 70 the hrst
Noor Trpon the elevator II the time II fei WeF~
N,s yyorllnen and heavy load OF building uateriai
The men we're all seriously injured 40 'leol
.,a,sraugb and Martin Finn. were the most serl
Cr1sIv bfrt The former sustained IIactulS =
the base Of the sp-le- Finn recelNeu iheei-'-' -
turies ard died tonight
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
WHY THE IowA's BIG GUN BURST.

,.,,, TnIv 1b-The expert board Of naval
- an,oin+ed 10 investigate the cause OF the
e-nlosion Of the Iowa's l2nch gun on Apfll mas mas
ala rs report and IT has been approved Dy f.eaI
ADMIRAL ONen chief of ordnance Inc ,.I,e Do1Ie 80
- the gun was burst by the sudden APpLSNeIoH
-, 80 ,,,-sr the E bore hoop Of gas press I IFe .
greatly exceeding that winch @ Eo beng rired in il
nrInal action o. INC poNuSI - s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
BROOKLYN BOY KILLED BY TRAIN.

stroudsburg. Penn july Is (SpeciaD.-Confused
by trains coming in opposite directions, sevenyear
old Raymond Clayton. Of Brooklyn. Youngest son of
Walter F Clayton builder at No 1S3 Decatu--st
one OF family spending the season al Berwick
Inn East Ssrouds1urg. was struck BY the engine
OF milk train and kills- his mother witnessed
the accident and Is prostraLed.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
MAYER'S MISSION HERE.
He Refuses to Talk, but Important
Developments 14re Erp6Cted.

Washington. July 15.-Postoff1ce Inspector wafer
S Mayer returned here tonight from New-York 1t
understood that there would be some in
portant developments in the New-York postofhce
situation but Mr.. Mayer refused to make any state
ment concerning the result of his mission
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
cuNNggN APPOINTS DEPUTY.

Albany July I5-Auorney General Cunneen to
day appointed James N. Barrett, OF Syracuse, 70
be Assistant Deputy Attorney General in place of
Richard K. Shanahan. who appointed yester
DAY Third Deputy Superintendent OF Insurance
Mr.. Barrett is a Democrat. and Mr- Shanahan
Republican, reappointed by Mr.. Cunneen in Jan
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
CHANGES IN NAVAL COMMANDS.

Washington July 15.-Rear Admiral Terry has
been ordered to command the naval station at Hon
olulu and the command of the South Atlantic
Station has been offered to Rear Admiral Miller.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
NEARLY s7s,ooo,ooo BONDS REFUNDED

washington. July 1.-THE amount OF ana per
+ bonds so far received at the Treasury 1or eX-
CsLL S-ee INTO ? pzr cent consols is N1,SF4'e0O'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
CANDY.

Standard candy is candy containing no terra
alba. barytes, tale, chrome yellow or other min
eral substances or poisonous colors or favors or
other INGREDIENTS Injurious TO health.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
ANIMAL PRODUCTS.
MEATS AND PRINCIPAL MEAT PRODUCTS
MEATS

MEATS AND PRINCIPAL MEAT PRODUCTS.
MEATS
Standard meat fresh meat, and salted picked
snd smoked meats are such as conform re-
sTectively 10 the following definitions:
Meat is any sound, dressed and properly pre-
pared edible part Of animals in good health at
the time OF slaughter. The term animals" as
herein used, includes not only mammals, but
fish fowl crustaceaus mollusks and all other
animals used as food
Fresh meat is meat from animals recently
slauSai cred or preserved only by refrigeration.
Saited. picked and smoked meats are unrnixed
meats preserved by salt, sugar, vinegar, spices
or smoke, singly or in combination, whether in
bulk or IN packages
MANUFACTURED MEATS.
Standard manufactured meats are meats not
included in definitions = and 3, whether simple
or mixed, whole or conlmnuted, in bulk or pack
ages. with OF without the addition of salt sugar.
vinegar spices, smoke oils or rendered fat. If
tley bear names descriptive Of composition they
correspond thereto: II force or fiavoring meats
are used the quantity thereof is made known. II
substances other than those named in the def
milton are present, the character and quantity
thereof are made known.
LARD.
Standard lard and standard leaf lard are
laros containing not more than one d per cent
81 substances not fat, necessarily incorporated
herewith II the process Of rendering.
MILK AND ITS PRODUCTS.
standard milk is milk containing not less than
aIl1 Qle-QuarTer f0-Z0) per cent OF milk
-1l ana eight and one-quarter 6 % per cent of
s.ll-s not fat and which has an acidity equiv
@elS re Tot more than two-tenths (G.2) per cent
OF lscUic acid
Standard condensed milk is condensed milk
containing at least thirty-six C}6) per cent Of
niik solids, Of which not less than one-fourth is
Eilk fat and nor more than fifty GM per cent
u ue total solids is added sugar (sucrose).
MILK FAT Or BUTTER FAT.
Standard milk fat or butter fat has Reich
fV-fO1
~ anc specific gravity not less than 0905
81" coo c..
CREAM.
Standard cream is cream containing not less
Niah eighteen OS> per cent OF milk fat
BUTTER
Standard butter is butter containing not less
nan eighty-two and five-tenths CS2-5) per cent
Standard renovated OF process butter is reno
el'-n sixteen 06) per cent OF water and at least
sghty-two and fve-tenths oS2.5) per cent of
butter fat.
CHEESE
Standard whoIe-rlilk cheese. fuII-cream cheese.
,sIn aesIn cheese is cheese containing, in the
.eeter-free substance. not less than forty-eight
9 Per cent Of butter fat
MISCELLANEOUS MILK PRODUCTS
Standard ice cream is ice cream containing not
sss Than six 90 per cent OF milk fat
VEGETABLE PRODUCTS.
SUGAR AND SUGAR PRODUCTS
Standard sugar Is white sugar containing al
" sucrose and without any added substance.
Stanoard nnolasses IS nolasses containing rot
@ -ote than twenty-five CO. per cent of water
'i more than five 90 per cent Of ash
sYRUPS
STANDARD syrup is q syrup containing NOT more
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16
VEGETABLE PRODUCTS.

SUGAR AND SUGAR PRODUCTS
ntandard sugar Is white sugar containing at
--SSl ninety-nine and fve-teuths 900 per cent
v sucrose and without any added substance
otancard nnOlasses IS molasses containing rot
more than twenty-five C25) per cent of water
nor more than I'VE C) per cent of ash
SYRUPS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

STANDARD syrup is syrup containing NOT more
New-York tribune., 1903-07-16

sisnoard whole-rnilk cheese fuIl-cream cheese.
= cream cheese is cheese containing, in the
teatef-tree substance, not less than forty-eight
~ ne u.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
ALONG IH[ LEAD BELT
=.
BY old Observer.
PISTOL DUEL WITH BURGLARS
Battle Between Burglars and Manager
OF Store at CsntweII-2i Shots
ESchanged-0ne Man Wounded.

Sunday evening bold aud DIES.
pcrate burglars entered and pill.
fered the Can,welI store. They
obtained some cash nnd few
goods. They were intercepted by
Mr.. Sloan, manager OF the store,
who came upon them, firing pis.
toll. He did his best to kill the
burglars, and did wound one of
them, but they made their escape
after exchanging twenty.one shots
with theirl pursuer. Mr.. Sloan
had been out calling and was re-
turning to the store when he heard
the thieves in The building. lie
opened fire on them immediately
and caused them to leave without
much booty. The burglars shot ut
random. ms Mr.. Sloan stood in the
dark and changed place after each
shot. They could not locate him,
so he had them at a vantage and
showed no mercy, as the amount
OF blood on the floor proved. This
is the second time this store has
been robbed this year.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
ESTHER.

S, Baker and Miss Anna Fraser were
married last week,
Mrs. Dobbius went to Pennington
Saturday on business and pleasure com
hincd.
Ellis Jennings and Miss Anna Apple.
berry attended the picnic at Lawrence
town Saturday.
The Methodist Church gave an ice
cream social Thursday evening, from
which $25 was realized and a good time
had by all.
The steam shovel, which took down
the chat dump here, is now doing SER
vice at Flat River, where the machine is
attracting considerable attention
Mis-. DR.. Anthony attended the South
east convention Of the Degree of Honor
at De Soto Friday and Saturday. Mrs.
Anthony is one Of the grand officers and
is a popular Degree member.
The Miners Union has distributed
800 among the brothers who were out
strike. Everything is moving nicely at
this time and the union boys feel CON
tented
Mrs, Kricgcr, OF Pennington was out
Sunday and organized an Epworth
League. Mrs. Dobbins was elected
President and Miss Matte Boyd Sccre-
tary.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
Notice Of Application for VoIun-
tary Dissolution

In the Circuit Court of ST. Francois
County, Mo,
In the matter of the Ap- Notice OF
plicatiou Of the River Application
Valley Lead Company, for Nolun.
corporation, for Nolun- tary Disso-
tary Dissolution. luton.
Please take notice that the said cor
poration, the River Valley Lead Com.
pany, formed under and by virtue Of the
laws of the State of Missouri, did on the
nth day OF July, 1903, file its petition in
the Circuit Court OF St. Francois County,
Missouri, wherein it prayed for volun-
tnry dissolution, on the grounds that
IL had outlivcd its usefulness, in this,
that it has accomplished all for which
IT was organized and has no other un-
dertaking on hand and in view, and the
clerk OF this court III vacation, has fixed
Monday, the 10th day OF August. 1903,
or AS soon thereafter as counsel can he
heard, and the court room of the St
Francois County Circuit Court, in the
court house in the City Of Pennington
County of st. Francois, as the time and
place, when and where the said npplica.
ton will he hearl.
-....., In witness have hcrcunto
sy,, set my hand and seal this nth
'''''' day of July, 1903.
.'.'''.''' J. {. WILIIAMS,
Clerk of Circuit Court.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
Teachers Examination.

The next examination for teachers
certificates will be held on Friday and
Saturday, August 81 and %, at south
side public school building in Farm
ingtOn and the order of subjects Civ.
IN below will be followed
FIRST DAY,
Gcography--writc questions at s
u. III, and erase at 10 a. m
Grammar-write questions at n.
m. and erase ut T. M
Algebra write questions at 10 n.
m. and erase at 1890 p. m.
Orthography-write questions at
1870 p. III. and erase at . p. m.
Language-w write questions at 2 p.
m. and erase at 4:30 p. m
Arithmetic-write questions at 2:3O
p. m. and erase at p. M.
Lterature-write questions at y.
m. and erase at p. III.
SECOND DAY.
Reading--write questions at s a. IN.
and erase at 9 n. IN.
Civil Guvernmont-write questions
ut $50 a. m. and erase at 10 n m.
u. S, History-write questions ut
$3.50 a. m. and erase at IL IN.
Science-write questions at 10 80
a. m. and erase at 1890 y. m
Physiology-writc questions at 1870
.. IN. and erase at $3.50 D. M.
Pedagogy-write questions at 2;30
p. M and erase at 6 p. m.
Advanced lIistory-write questions
at p. III. and erase at 6 p. IN.
Examinations will begin at s a. m.
and 1880 p. m. and close at 1890 and
6. respectively. This gives nine hours
each day for examinations.
Subjects will be given In the order
named above and questions placed
on board at hour named first and
erased ut second.named time. Each
subject must be completed and paper
handed in before beginning the next.
No subject will be given at any other
time than during the half day as indi-
Gated above.
Applicants will be excused for any
half day when they have finished all
the work of that session.
A. II. AKERS,
County Commissioner.
Ida NJ. SWINK,
Secretary Board of Education.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
WARRANTS ISSUED
LiBERTYViiit ITEMS.

Ste, Mary kinkead is visiting Misses
Birdie and Lucelc Keith of Deslogc
this week.
Martin Montgomery and G. Il.
Allen were initiated in the NJ. W. A.
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Smith returned
last week from visit in Iron aud
Crawford counties.
Otto Geabe of Illinois spent last
week with friends here and was the
guest of Henry Kcipe,
Mr., N. A. Kinkead has traded Lib
ertyyille Roller Mills to Mr.. Chris
Hiteman for a fine farm near Yount,
Bollinger county.
Mrs. W. A, Simpson returned Sun
day from Bonnie Terre, where she has
been for week on account of the
serious illness Of her brother ID. +.
Moran.
We don't hear any of our people
say anything about how they will
vote in November on bonding the
county to build roads. This is
vital question, and every taxpayer
should be studying it, so when the
time comes to vote he may thorough
ly understand it and vote for the best
interests of our county.
Sheriff Murphy made mistake In
selecting jurymen from Libertyville
this time, MS we hrve regular panel
here Of eight men, so that four get on
one term and the other four the next,
but two of the four whose turn camo
this term got another job. This
won't do, Mir. Murphy. You must
follow up the old established rule in
this jury business.
Aug. 10th. FELIX.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
DESl0GE.

Mrs. llagcr has taken charge of the
Golf House and will run that hotel in
the future,
Mrs. Fcrd Murrill aud Miss Myrtle
Turner departed Monday for Sligo,
where they will spend few weeks.
W, A, Nealy Of st. Louis, an OK
pert boiler man is stopping al the Golf
House, He is putting in the new
boilers at the Hoffman shaft.
The grievance committee ut Dcsloge
for the local union has done some
good work lately. Eight and nine
hour shifts have been arranged salts.
factorily this week. Mr.. Dcslogc is
acting very generously with the boys
and has the good will of all his men.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
Adrian Smith Killed.

Adrian Smith. % years of age,
n miner of the Doe Run company,
was killed in the mines last Thurs
day morning, lie was taking down
some loose dirt, when IL large rock
behind HIM fell and pressed him to
the floor. lie was terribly mashed
aud soon died. Mr.. Smith was IL
member Of the l. o. O. F., of the
WOrkmen and the Miners Union.
Tho Union took NJ Mr.. Smith $
ease and allowed his death claim
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13

Pennington, No, July "a, 1908.
Judge Schult:
DEAR SIR: Familiar as you are
with conditions here, it may seem SUI.
pcriluous to offer any explanation of
my action in submitting my rcsigna-
ton. wish to say this, however: |
am unwilling that any personal ambi.
ton or interest Of mine should stand
il the way Of the proper or successful
management Of this institution, aud
above all. Of the best welfare Of its in
mates. Realizing the impo.sibll'y OF
accomplishing these ends under exist
ing conditions, ! prefer to step aside
Assuring you that the Board has my
best wishes in its efforts aud for the
success OF this arduous undertaking, |
am very sincerely yours,
l.. I. HALL
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
FLAT RIVER.

&. '. Whltcner, Manager OF the
Miners Lumber Co., NJ Ste. Gcneyicyc,
Is in town this week.
". e.. Estes Of the Miners Supply
Co. is i'll. He is unable to attend to
the management of his business at
present.
Rev. l.. V. Lamb and George NJ.
London departed for st. Louis Tues.
day TO purchase fixtures aud furniture
for the new Baptist Sanitarium at
Pennington. MIR. London now has
the charter and will proceed TO put
the building in order right away.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
ST.vTUSDAACE f Sasss Ss'i Ft e,;sSs5 2
MISSOURI STATE NORMAL.
At Cape Giraldeau will Open on Tues
day, September IS.

The Missouri State Normal School.
Third. District, at Cape Girardeau,
Missouri, will open on Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER 10, 1908. The school will
open in two new three story stone build
lngS, one completed January 6, 1908,
the other just completed. The two
buildings contain 8 recitation rooms,
three laboratories, library aud read
Ing loom, an assembly room, a gymnn-
stun, swimming pool, bath room,
toilet rooms, cloak rooms and a boiler
i"pm There are forty.six rooms in
all in the two buildings. buildings
are heated by steam and are furnished
with new modern furniture throughout
Campus of twenty-five acres. Well
equipped chemical, physical and bio
logical laboratories aud normal train
ing department.
Courses offered in Pedagogy, Eng.
fish Language and Literature, History.
Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, 1rg-
onometry, Comic sections. Calculus,
Grammar, Geography, Physiology, Civ
II Government, Reading, Pcnmanship,
bookkeeping, Biology, Chemistry,
Physics, Physical Geography, Agricul.
lure, Psychology, Ethics, Latin, Greek
German, French, Manual Training,
Vocal and instrumental Music. Draw
ing, EIocution, Physical Culture, and
Teaching. a faculty of twenty teach
crs.
The Normal Diploma is life State
Certificate. The Elementary Ccrli.
cate is State Certificate, good for two
years. Only charge an incidental fee
of 50. 90 per quarter.
For further information or catalogue
address w. s. beaumont, President.
Cape Girardcau. Mo.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13

On the 10Th Of the month the In
structions of the Board were carried
out by the laying off Of the farmer,
stablc-boss and night force Mt power
house. The ret arrangement. so far as
power house is concerned, aside from
some annoyanccs, the result Am sat
lsiicd of malicious meddling, worked
very we'll Mr. llonchins has gone on
duty quite early, so steam has been
available for kitchen needs in prcpar-
ing breakfast Mr.. HON coming on
duty about | n. m aud remaining I'M
Ill 10 p. m. when everything is closed
down. On the 9th inst, to my sur
prise, the laundry man reported to me
in the evening that he was refused
light from the power house. Upon III
quiry finding there was no sufficient
reason for this, ! gnvN an order 10 AIR
Horn 10 turn on light ut the laundry
same rs elsewhere, to which received
written reply from Mr.. Horn saying
Mr. lIouchins had instructed him no,
to put on laundry circuit and that he
did not care TO take responsibility of
doing it. OF course my order relieved
him Of all responsibility, and the re.
inSal was simply an act of insubnrdlna-
ton. aud | at once relieved Mr.. Horn,
taking MIR. Short from Berry cottage,
where he was IN duty ns stated, and
assigning him in MIR. Horns stead.
In this connection will state had
found it necessary some months ago To
exchange Mr.. Short, then on duty for
Mr.. Horn, who was running the night
shift, because uf the latter sleeping on
duty. | had gone into The power house
myself late one night aud found him
and his ircman;nopping. ! spoke Ia
Mr.. llouchinS about il aud supposed il
would not occur again Being up one
night at about the same hour above re-.
icrrGd To, | observed the lights 20 out
for some minutes, aud upon inquiry of
the night watch learned that it had hap
pcned several times. spoke to Mr.
Horn about 1t and he Acknowledged
th't he had been 'doHinG, "dnHe
that seemed to bc deep and long enough
to let steam 90 down and the dynamo
stop running, Regarding MIR Horn as
capable man simply made exchange
above referred to, assigning Mr.. Short
to nigh, duty, which was continued To
lime OF closing down the power house
July 10, regard Mr.. Short rs a
faithful and capable man, to be relied
upon in the diNchnrg" of any duty rs.
-lgned him.
Here follows Il detailed statement
ot a transaction concerning the stew.
ara
Al risk OF wearylng you ! have gone
into the details Of this transaction, Illus.
traliyc as it is Of the tactics of this man
for the past few weeks. But it is my
duty 10 present these matters and yours
To consider them.
Our duty to the people of this State
at large, and especially to that unfor.
tuna,e class, the supposed bcncliciaric,
Of this institution, want to go upon
record rs charging this man with in-
competency, which | an, crcdibly in
formed has characterized his whole
business career; with extravaganza that
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
DR.. HALLS RESIGNATION
As Superintendent Of State Hospital No.
4 Accepted by Board Of Managers.
HIS LETTER OF RESIGNATION
And Caustic Report Giving Some Of His
Reasons for Resigning,

State Hospital for Insane No. I,
Pennington, Mo, July "a, 1908.
lima G. Schult, President Board Of
Managers State Hospital No. 4
DEAR SIR: herewith tender my
resignation ne Superintendent State
Hospital No I, to take effect Scptcm-
Der lst--sooncr il practicable.
Very respectfully, &c.
l.. I. HALL.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-08-13
ELVlNS.

DIR. Reece left Friday for New Mcx-
ieo after Burl Iluddleson, who has
been there for his health. He is not
expected 10 live long, as it seems the
climate is not helping him.
The A. o. L. w. picnic given last
Saturday was fairly well attended. The
committee on arrangements are to be
commended on their effective work,
which is evidenced by the money made.
Mrs. Clark McMulln, who has been
sick for the past week, is better.