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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


On the 9th Sir Thomas Upton yallcd
for England on the White Star liner
Cedric.
Frank q. Lowden has formally an
nonnccd his candidacy for the repub-
licnn nomination for governor Of llli-
nois.
On the 9th the funeral Of Wilson s.
Bisscll. former postmaster general.
took place at Buffalo. ". Y. All the
courts In the city adjourned as a mark
Of respect. Tho body was creinated.
Gen. John a. Lcgatt. aged n. at
n time mayor OF Grand Haven. Mich.
and territorial governor Of Montana.
under President Grant. died. ca the
9th. ut Hunter Hot Springs. Mont.
A handsome monument commcnIora-
tiv- Of the life and works of Eugene
Field. the chlld's poet. viii be erected
by The school children uf st. Jozeph.
Mo
O,ncer James Clsclc. who va 10
iurcd. on the 9th. in Washington. In
the hattie with Peter Elliott. the armed
crank who tried TO reach the president.
was reported. on the 9TH. 10 bc suffer
lnF from blood poisoning.
Official announcement OF tho rcslg-
nation of n. A. Castle. audito; .or the
post Office department. was radc on
the 9th. The resignation was GATED Oc-
toher Z. and was directed TO the sccrc-
tary Of the treasury. who has indicated
hia acceptance.
Al the cabinet meeting. In Washing
ton. IN the OH. all the members ex-
copt Secretaries Root and Hitchcock
were present. The principal ,cplc of
discussion was the post oilco lnycstl-
cation. which was considered at
length. especially with fCreronce TO the
trial Of cases now pending before the
courts.
on the 9th postmastcr- Genc-ii Payne
announced that he had accepted the
resignation Of George A. Chrlstiancy.
who was acting encouragement for
the post office department and who had
been under suspension. pending lnvcs-
tlratlon Of his conduct. for several
months.
Richard Crane. The scptu,gcnarlnn
head Of the Crane Elevator Co. NJ
Chicago. and ten times millionaire who
will shortly take as his third wife Miss
Hutchinson. aged 30. has made
an ante-nuptial settlement OF 81 200. 900
on his bride-to-bc, which she will nc
cept In lieu Of her dover rights.
The terms Of the general treaty OF
arbitration between France and Great
Britain have been concluded. There re-
mains only minor questions Of detail
to be settled. The treaty follows the
general lines OF the Hay-Pauncefote
The o~ctogenarian marquis OF Done
gal who, on December %. 1902. mar
ried Mis- Violet Twining. aged 90. has
been presented with n son and heir, OF
the ancient marquis il said 10
be intensely proud. Should the child
live. Lord Henry Fitzwarren Chiches-
tcr's aspirations will vanish.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
A.,emr,ca rn., omcc nnhh.r,.

A bold attempt was made 10 rob the
post oiilce at Aurora. The burglars had
bored holes through the back door and
were saving ont u panel OF the door
when frightened away. They are sup.
posed 10 be members OF a gang OF
thieves who have been Systematically
robbine post offices In the southwest
Turing the past two months.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

William Avant, the negro boy who
shot and killed C. j. Davis. a i6-year-
old white lad. Mt N~eeleyvillc. several
months ago. withdrew his plea Of not
guilty In the circuit court. at Poplar
Blum, and entered a plea OF guilty. and
Vas sentenced 10 life Imprisonment.
Ayant Is II years old.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
ARCHBISHOP ATDEATH'S DOOR
Physicians shy the Last spark OF
Life May Vanish at Any Moment
Now In state OF Coma.

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 1S.-Nurses and,
physicians stand guard at the
where archbishop Kahn. of the Cath
Ollie diocese OF st. Louis, lies at the
point OF death. Only the attendants
are admitted. The end is thought to
be o more than a few hours distant.
The archbishop was reported ut last
midnight TO be in a state OF coma. His
death Is expected al any hour.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

Joseph Chamberlain. the British
e,atcsmon out OF a Job. has shot his
hrst bolt In his fiscal campaign. Frank.
ness and directness, essentially the
qualities OF the man. characterize his
lt'srnnce, He declares biuntly tina,
English trade is s%tagnant, that Ger.
mans n Americans crowd the En-.
gl.shman in his home market, that
ENGLAND Is In danger OF sinking to the
level OF a "hfth-rate nation" and that,
II the decline Is TO be stemmed, the
revered and long-established principle
OF British free trade must be aban.
doned as a WORKOUT hypothesis
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

Tho '90.O00.oOo France has spent on
waterways In the last quarter OF n ccn-
fury is regarded In that country M ono
Of the best national Investments. Cana
da has spent more than $50. 900 900 on
its canals and is planning To enlarge
and extend them, IN this direction the
United States has not shown It's accus-
toned energy and enterprise.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

Signs are o wanting TO indicnt.
that the American stage Is developing
n higher standard Of art. II not Of
morals, Recently n man In attendance
~ n of the New York theatcrs
laughed himself to death. Heart fail
urc resulted from keen appreciation Of
what was intended as n real joke by
the performers.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

President Butler OF Columbia univer-
fity rays that the uniyersity's school
Of Journalism cant guarantee to pro-
duco good newspaper men II the stu
dents have not the root OF the matter
Ia them. That's right; II is root. hog.
or die" In the newspaper business.
Nothing goes by favor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

another opportunity for teachers to
70 TO the Philippines will be afforded
October 81. when examinations will be
conducted. There are two pleasant
features In teaching In the Philippines,
Firstly. the voyage over there, and,
secondly, the voyagc back.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

Sheriff Holcombe arrived at sayan.
nah. the other day, from Morehead.
MINI, having in custody Fred Irls.
who was indicted At Savannah In No
vcmbor. 1900. on the charge Of killing
Guy shilllan and n. speth. Irle es-
capped from jail a short time before the
indictment was found.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

The home Of Foster Mcconnell. q
constable was wrecked by dynamite
ut Joplin. Mr.. McConnell's WI little
children were hurt. but the other
members of the family escaped injury.
Mcconnell had earned the cnmlty Of
the tough element by making several
arrests. Sam Mans has been arrested
on suspicion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
Hermit Tortured by nobber..

Because he was supposed 10 have a
large sum OF money. which he refused
TO produce. John ~. Herman. an eEad
hermit. was terribly tortured by
masked robbers. Herman lives in a
cave near the Blue river. near Knnsas
City. The robbers chokcd and beat
him until he was inscnsiblc. They se-
cured only a few dollars. but Herman
said II was all he had.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
warning Against Library rrsuds.

State Superintendent Of Public
Schools W. T. Darlington is sending
out a notice to school directors. eau
t%loning them against library frauds.
He warns them that any person pre-
tending TO be a representative OF the
state school department for the sale
OF library or school supplies does so
without authority and is a fraud. and
should be prosecuted. Recently several
school districts were defraudcd Ia this
way.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
Old Couple s~urpri.ed Relatives.

U. W. Green and Mrs. Il. c. Collins.
both OF Frankford. went TO Hannibal
to attend the street fair. and we-e mar.
RED there by Justice Abnor s. Smith.
The groom is 40 a old, and his
bride Is nine years younger, The mar
riage was a surprise 10 their relatives.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
Qui,s PuIpit 10 ne-ome EdI,or.

Rev. r. NJ Talbcrt. who has been
pastor Of the Christian church at
Pennington for the past two years.
has resigned his Passionate to take np
the newspaper business. purchasing an
Interest In the Pennington Progress
from H. NJ Yost. Of ST. Louis. MIR.
Talbert Will have editorial and bust.
ness management OF the paper.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
SOUTHERN PRISONS
SCHOOLS OF CRIME
Hardened Criminals Are Chained to
Petty Offenders.
CONVICT LEASING SYSTEM
Or. ThirLieid says Prison Camps Of
the south Are schools Of Deprav-
~, From which Criminals
Are Graduated.


Cincinnati. o. Oct. 13.-Dr. w. r
Thirkield. corresponding secretary Of
the Methodist Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Educational society, Monday.
In delivering the opening address of
the Evangelical alliance, charged that
the crimes Of negroes In the south are
due TO the chain-gang prison system.
He said In part:
Far he II from me to utter one word
In extenuation OF the u~nspeakable
crime of which some black men are
guilty. Let us keep In mind. however.
that only about 20 per cent OF the
black men who are lynched have even
been charged with the unspeakabie
crime against the sacredneSs OF won.
unhood.
Let the black men bring In every
Influence TO bear to make such crimes
Impossible. Let there be prompt ex.
ecuiion OF the law against this and al.
crimes Of oil men.
Lynch law, however. Is anarchy. II
brings In the reign OF ~barbarism. II
brutnlizes members of the mobs. II un.
dermincs government: II does not stoI
crime.
In estimating orimlnality among IN,
,ha, rl snouu Neep w mihu
snn,harn "" n'a,iy e.erg
- liz "aS nn"i''a'nou a scho"l
.to ,rat, Ins'''"'ioh 10Y
u"Inlnh ol criminals. Ihis ]
charge against the convict-lease sys.
IL, inS sys'ehn' WIN
80" we 80" ,.,us' has oe"h IN,
-, 'ns o~u'preakihg oi
~. "'e Wv ",''N peopie hrouel
anoana an anu u%enunlah'Hihs III
..iin uno'nus " esroes
,.,.aa. 800" "o'n Pritoh 'h'
-. ,a'm'u uut uhder tht
p". p'ua,c &c
su'H' uI"u'r'
~ ,ne lesSceS u BODY and SOU
..rhs "',Hn,u
~ o"'n s'"'e u les
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-, o", IVA, 'NPioi'a'ioh Oh GRIM
=, 49, '',me ,uIh'a 'h't
-" y, o'e""e' ,ne Drawn ah9
u'''e,.u ioT salh.
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,a1t ",,"ou pruPcr summation
~ ,lu 'hc average NE
IA 80 I,se '"an 'eh Years
'.""s ~ prollscuouhiy
~ "'I''u 'ose'her' Even men
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.a,ha. oaon'u "e chaihed To-
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,ho nr"san, Ia "s 'epoI. tnat uhuei
,an,,ar. A. snu custom 'ne penn.
=, 80. .nooI VI eiihe, instead
"a hoys 49,, ,e ,ao'"on' vi
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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

The Yelled Prophets parade in 81.
Louis was the most gorgeous yet. elec-
trieity having been drawn upon 10 IL
Illuminate The floats. Miss Lucille Chou
'eau. danghter OF Pierre chouteau, was
queen Of the ball
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

Col. Allen II, Il. Niece died At his
home In Kansas City. aged Is years.
lie came TO Kansas City IN 1926, when
me site OF the city was a forest. In
1887 he built the Sac and Fox Indian
agency, and later engaged in the out.
sitting business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
Farmer swindied by ,ra.r.r..

Two strangers. who gave Their
names as Friedley and wclshmnn,
swindled John w. Teer, of Evening
Shade, Texas county. out Of about
N'2OO by giving notes and bogus SO.
curity. They bought several horses
OF Teer and loft the county.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
Dr. John hate. johnson.

DR. John Bates Johnson. fo- over
sixty years ono Of the the most prom.
inen' members Of the medical frater-
MY IN 81 Louis, and probably TIE old
est practitioner In The city. is dead, a.
the age OF So years.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16

Lately published records show that
the civil war was fought by young men
under 20 years Of age, more than L.
100000 Of those who enlisted In the
north being II and under Old men
bring on wars. and the boys fight In
lhem.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
MISSOURI A NEWS.


The Missouri Historical society has
made some valuable contributions TO
the Missouri state building at the
Worlds fair. Among these are the
original letter Of credit from Thomas
Jefferson to Meriwether Lewis. por-
traits OF all the governors Of the stnte.
and specimens of ancient firearms
used In the early days Of the republic.
Another document 70 be exhibited is
a contract to build n church iu ST.
Louis. undertaken by Pierre Luxem
Baron, for 1900 llvres In deer skins."
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1903-10-16
THE TRIBUNE.
Published ~
THE TRIBUNE PRINTING CO.
A. y. KEADLE. Managing Editor.
MONTGOMERY. MISSOURI.

One Indian at Muscogee leased his
land six times TO the Standard Oil Co.
IL might be well to tall the investiga-
lion on and let the Indians work out
their own salvation. They seem to DO
pretty well up to snuff.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
hOne>SfIN made,
| Levi Strauss Coos
CoPPer-riveted
| OVeTa11S
e(& 7&7e

age and came here from Union Bluffs.
Iowa. The body will be held awaiting
instructions from his fIther, who has
been wired OF his sons sudden death.
The government has made an allow
ance for a mounted mail carrier for
the west side and a regulation mail
wagon has been ordered and as soon
as It arrives the service will be put on
which will greatly expedite mail mat
tiers for that portion OF the town.
w. G. Reid. assistant United States
attorney, received from the treasury
department a check in payment for the
site for the new federal building to be
erected In Albuquerque. He will go
to Albuquerque to make final examina-
tion of the title and to pay over the
money. The location OF the new build
Ing will be across the street north of
the Commercial club building.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
CARLSBAD.

From the Argus.
Sheriff Stewart went to Roswell
having in charge a Mexican whom he
had arrested here upon telegram
from Sheriff Higgins, OF Chaves
county.
A fine horse belonging TO ID. A. A.
Bearup was bitten by rattlesnake al
his place hecr the wells last Tuesday
The horse was struck on the nose and
in a short time his head was as large
as -four barrel, but he will probably
recover.
During the week the four lots on the
southeast corner OF Canyon and Fox
streets and four lots directly east on
Main street, all In block s. changed
hands. J. ID. Walker selling the same
t. w. NJ. Lock and w. u. Dannelly.
Consideration. $4,000.
Dr. w. Bertrand. a brother of DR.. l..
Pertrand. formerly resident OF Carls.
bad, OF Clourtierville. La, Is here,
seeking health and rest. He is stop.
ping at Hotel Schlitz. DR.. Bertrand is
cousin OF Mrs. A. r. o'Qulnn and
Miss Alice Dietrich. of this place.
Letters recently received here from
Howard Il. Galton, states that he is
at present at Alberta, in southwestern
Canada. He describes Ii as being a
splendid cattle country, grass every.
where stirrup high. He has about con.
cluded to make thpt his future home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
soCoRRO.

From the Chieftaln.
Mrs. A. F. Katzenstein and little son,
Freddie. left for Cat mountain to visit
Mrs. Tabbachi
| Mrs. Joseph Price went to Albuquer-
que to visit her daughter, Mrs. Leon
Il. Stern, and other relatives and
friends.
p. u. Bell, who recently sold his
interest In the iron mines east of San
Antonio for a good round sum, was in
town on his way north on mining bust
ness.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Grifith left
accompanied by DR.. Swisher. for Ell
Paso, where Mrs. Grffith will enter q
hospital For special attendance and
treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Bement arrived
In Socorro from Terre Haute, Indiana
and are now the guests OF Capt. and
Mrs. A. y. Fitch and family at their
home near Magdalena.
Mrs. Ada Morley arrived in Socorro
with her two daughters, Mesdames
Cleveland and Warren, of California.
Mrs Morley went TO Albuquerque to
meet her daughters, who will spend
the summer at the Morley ranch near
Datil.
W. A. Lane and his brother An.
drew Lane, OF Dresden, Canada. have
bought the Hilton ranch about a mile
north Of the Santa Fe depot and will
engage in the raising of poultry and
vegetables. In view OF the fact that
much Of those products consumed in
Socorro are brought from Kansas. II
would seem that Messrs. Lane have
ayailed themselves Of an excellent op-
portunity.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
SILVER CITY.

From the Independent.
Eugene Mitchell who was so essen.
TALLY q Silver City boy q short time
ago. was married in El Paso to Miss
Gertrude Catlin. OF that city. Mr.
Mitchell was employed for a time with
the Pinos Altos Gold Mining company
at Pinos Altos, and later came TO 81.
yer City and held a position at the
smelter here. Miss Catlin is one of
El Pasos most popular young ladies,
having been queen of the carnival In
1902.
The Santa Rita public school will
|continue In session until June Is.
The greatest event of the season
will take place at Morrill, opera house
on Wednesday, April 22, at 8: 80 p. m,
when the Elks all-star cast will pre-
sent "The Colonel's Son."
Lee Herman, organizer for the I'm.
proved Order OF Re Men, and Col. j.
q. Albright are In the city securing
names for reorganization OF the
local lodge and are meeting with good
success-so much so that the formal
organization will likely be made dur.
ing the present week.
Mayor J. w. Fleming. with his usual
care and foresight, has sent letter
to Hon. w. X. Hearst. of New York, re-
questing that he and the United States
senators and members of congress
who are with him, visit Silver City
when they come to New Mexico in the
near future. II the invitation is ac-
cepted, the visit will mean much to
Silver City and the appreciation of
same should be shown by all the peo.
pie.
Francis, the little daughter of b. II.
Clifford, the Santa Rita stage driver,
died at the Ladies' hospital last Wed.
nesday with a severe attack OF typhoid
fever. The child was taken III about
two weeks ago and was brought to the
hospital by her mother, who remaineA
with her until the death. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford have man. friends, both in
Santa Rita and Silver City, who ex.
press most sincere regret because of
their loss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18

Antonio Contreras. while hauling
sand, fell or was thrown from his wa
gon, sustaining serious injury. Two
ribs were broken and he Is In a criti-
cal condition.
ranch in the Organ mountains. J. l..
Holden goes along with wagon and
team to haul the calves that are too
small to drive.
w. A. Hyde and family, OF Three
Rivers. were In TIlarosa on business.
Mr.. Hyde being a sheep man. and has
about 5000 head OF ewes. TIL, lamb
Ing season begins In few days. He
reports his herd In good condition,
grass fine and everything promising.
He expects to move his family to tho
Hondo. on the east side CT the noun
tains. when the iambing season is
over. He has good place there, with
farm and plenty OF water for irriga-
tion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
LORDS BURG.

From the Liberal.
Mrs. Bay Shannon and son came
down from Clifton to meet Mr.. Shan
non. who passed through from Phoc-
nix to Texas
Miss Hattie Gaddis, of Gold Hill,
left for Tempe. Arizona, where she
will take course In the normal school
and ft herself to teach in Arizona.
Il. W. Clapp. Fred l.. Smyth and O.
w. Stewart have been In Las Cruces
attending the session of the United
States court telling what they knew
about Madrano breaking into sealed
car. and stealing goods. that were
being shipped through the United
States under the charge Of the Gus
tom officers.
l., Champie, the Red Rock merchant,
was In the city the first OF the week.
He reports that the cases OF Lyons 4
Campbell against the farmers of Red
rock. the object OF which Is to deprive
the farmers of the water. are In pro-
gress. the I, testimony being taken be-
fore a commissioner. He thinks that
some OF the farmers will win their
cases.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
SAN MARCiAl,

From the Bee.
The opera house locating committee
decided to place the building on the
site of the old San Marcial house.
In a kind letter OF thanks to the ed
itor for the obituary notice OF the late
lamented Mrs. Gall, Perry says II is his
Intention to return to San Marcal
some time during the latter half OF the
present month.
A telegram arrived here from Mrs.
c. NJ. Crossman. announcing the seri.
GUS Illness OF her mother at Macon,
Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Crossman left for
thet point on the first train.
An immense quantity OF water from
the melting SHOWS is now running of
to waste, which could be nearly all
saved by means OF storage reservoirs
and insure plenty o. water for the
crops at time when II is most need.
ed In this section the dry season
comes on Just when crops need mols-
ture badly to mature them. Storage
reservoirs is the logical remedy for
drouthy seasons.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
ROSW ELL.

From the Register.
DR.. J. w. Sutherland last week sold
his Sutherland Lake ranch east of
Roswell to Harry Hinde for $4,000.
The family OF ]. F. Hinkle left for
California. hr. Hlnkle accompanied
them as far as Trinidad and will make
a short business trip to st. Louis be-
fore returning to Roswell.
Mr.. Woods. the transfer man. had q
lively experience at the depot when
the train from the north arrived. His
horse became frightened at the noisa
made by the train and making q wild
dash ran into a box car. throwing Mr..
Woods from the wagon and breaking
II up. Mr.. Woods was not seriously IN
jured.
This week petition was circulated
on the strets to have Henry Sellick
pardoned oy Governor Otero. The
petition was In charge of Henry Sel-
lick's father, who is very much Grip
pied and wishes his sons aid in his
present trouble. Henry Sellick. IL
will be remembered, was sent TO the
penitentiary for a term OF years for
attempting to rob the postoffice about
three years ago.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1903-04-18
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LAS CRUCES.

From the Republican.
Asparagus is now on the market
i. G. Barker has now enough to supply
Las Cruces, El Paso and several other
cities OF like size.
At Mesilla, at 9 o'clock this morning
Jose Maria Madrid, OF paralysis, aged
so years. Sr. Madrid has been an In.
valid for the past two years, so his
deSth was not unexpected.
l.. l.. Jackson. a former Las Cruces
citizen, came up from Louisiana Sun
day evening. accompanied by two Lou.
isianans, and left the next morning
Tor Organ, to look up some mining
properties.
i. G. Barker received a telegram
on Friday from Monterey. Mex, an.
nouncing that his daughter, Mrs.
Browning, had typhoid fever. hut was
doing well and hcd the best of nursing,
doctors and care.
The contract for the new Presby.
terian parsonage. adjoining the church
has been let. and work will begin at
once. The parsonage Is to cost 81 200,
exclusive OF outbuiliIngs. and will be
n comfortable and commodious resi-.
dence when completed