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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-06
ANT|-SALO0N WORK
Convention in Raleigh July 7
Will be Largely Attended.
Only Forty Counties in N. C. Where Liquor can
be Sold and Temperance Forces Expect 10
Garry Four-fifths Of Them.

widespread interest is manifested in the
Temperance Convention at Raleigh, July
eth. On account of the Summer School
at Raleigh, the rate on this day will be
one fare for the round trip. 1t is hoped
that every one in North Carolina who is
interested in the great temperance move
ment vii be present on this oclcasion.
The work in this State has never been
practically organized, and this convention
will re-organize the present forces and
form the policy that is to be pursued.
The convention will measure the interest
of the people in this great cause.
There are only forty counties in North
Carolina in which liquor may be sold, and
it vii lbe easy to carry four-fifths of these
this year against the saloons if the people
will lorganize Liquor is sold illegally in
many of the counties, and there should be
organization in them for the purpose OF
suppressing blind tigers The nti-Saloon
League viii mot stop with fighting the sa
loon, but will go right on and make war
on the blind tigers. 1t addresses itself TO
the monster Drink Evil in all its forms.
The leagues come into existence therefore,
not for a summers campaign, but for a
permanent mission.
There is a movement on foot to vote the
dispensary out of Winton. This Is the
only place in Hartford county where IL
quor is sold.
Or E. o. Taylor, of Boston, Mass, one
of the most eminent temperance authori-
ties in this country, is filing a number of
appointments in North Carolina This week
he is at Elizabeth City. He will prob
ably have engagements at Henderson
Goldsboro and Salisbury
A new ordinance at Edenton viii close
all the saloons at eight o'clock p. M Like
wise a new ordinance at Henderson will
close the saloons at nine o'clock p. m. The
town commissioners of Nashville, n. c..
in response to a petition of citizens, has
declined to grant license. Yadkin county,
one of the strongholds of liquor in this
state, is being thoroughly organized with
Anti-Saloon Leagues. They viii have a
great rally at Yadkinville the 4th of July
Reidsville will organize this month, so
writes Rev. c. L. Greaves Some of the
foremost men in the State have volun-
teered their services for the campaign this
fall.
Rev. E. s. Pierce says that Currituck
county will be thoroughly organized very
shortly.
Hon. H. A London, author of the Lon
don Bill, writes: "Of course 1 will attend
the convention at Raleigh on the 7th of
July and do all I can for the object in
view. I will also be pleased to speak at
a smany places as my health vii lpermit' .
Rev T. ]. Taylor writes from Warren
ton. I'VE expect to organize an Anti-Sa-
loon League and prepare for effective
work"
Kinston is vel lorganized and is going
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-06
TWO CHARTERED YESTERDAY.
Aberdeen Manufacturing Co and Nashville
Telephone Company.

The Aberdeen Manufacturing Company
of Aberdeen, Moore county, to manufac
ture and deal in rough and dressed lum
Der, sash, doors, blinds, moulding, etc
The total capital stock is $4,000 Of
which $4,000 is subscribed by w. W
Maurer, j. A. McKeithen, ]. f. Alfred, G.
N. Blue, and w A. Blue, all OF Aber-
deem.
The Marshall Telephone Company, OF
Marshville, with total authorized capital
stock of $4,000, of which $3.50 is sub
scribed by the NJ. X. Lee Mercantile Com
pany, the Marsh-Lee Company, H. Bias
com, and M. K Lee, all Of Marshville.
A label was registered under the new
law by l. A. Emory, OF Local Union, No.
$50, of this city. for the United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners OF Amer
lea
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Two Victories for Raleigh.

The Raleigh ball team returned to the
city yesterday from Clayton flushed with
victory on the diamond.
Having defeated Clayton Thursday af-
ternoon by to l they went at it hot and
heavy yesterday when Clayton was again
defeated by score of 13 to 8.
The lineup Of the Raleigh team was
as follows:
Brockwell, c.; Wynne, S. s.; Gully, 2b.
Rose, p. Harris, 3D.; Sawyer, c. f.; Lacy,
| f.; Straughan, I. f.; Purnell, 1b.
The Clayton team lined up in this order:
Ellis, h.; Williams, 3D.. Novel;, 2b.; Pat
terson, |. f.. Tucker, r. f.; Young, s. s.
Richardson, c.; Todd, p; Hood, c. f.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-06
Good Citizenship Meeting.

Sunday night, June 7th at o'clock
there will be a Good Citizenship Meeting
at the Congregational church, colored. 1t
promises to be very helpful and interest
ing to the colored people. There will be
three fifteen minute addresses upon three
phases OF the subjects;
/. Good citizenship from an education
al standpoint.
2. Good citizenship among the classes.
3. Good citizenship from a woman's
point of view.
The services viii begin with song ser
vice. Good singing is promised through
out the program.
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North Carolina Midshipmen.

In the second, third and fourth classes
at the United States Naval Academy the
standing of the midshipmen from North
Carolina is given out as follows:
Second Class-18, Milton w. Arrow
wood, Albemarle.
Third Class-22, John N. Ferguson; A.
Louis P. Davis; co. John j. London; rs,
Alexander S. Wadsworth, Jr.
Fourth Class-27, George S. Bryan; As
William H. Stevenson 55, Matthias e.
Manly; 10, Samuel w. Battle, Jr.; 155,
Hugh G. Fry.
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An Important Test.

The official tests of Mr.. Vanderbilt's
Jersey herd, for registration, viii be made
by Mr.. j. C. Beavers, of Chatham county,
a freshman student Of the A. and NJ Col
lcge. This test, which is very important,
is to determine the butter-producing ca
pacity Of each COW in the herd. The A.
and NJ. College is doing a great work for
the State, and its students are taking
a very high stand
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-06
The Rotten Ties Pictures

The great interest shown in the rotten
ties wreck of the Southern Railway near
Raleigh is indicated by the demand for the
pictures of the scene taken by Watson
photograph gallery. Mr.. Watson said last
night that orders kept coming in for
them The pictures are excellent and Mr.
Watson asks fifty cents apiece for them.
Many of the passengers in the wreck have
secured copies OF the set, four pictures,
as souvenirs of the terrible event.
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RALEIGH-LODaE ELECTS OFFICERS. :.
Worshipful Master w. 4. Smith---Instal alton
Will be June 10Th.

Raleigh Lodge No 500, A. f. and A. NJ,
last night elected the following officers
for the ensuing Masonic year:
w. NV. r. Smith.
S. W.-O. d. Green.
j. W.-D. G. Smith
Treasurer-M. S. Clark
Secretary.-W. E. Faison.
The installation Of the new officers will
take place at the next regular communi-
cation, Friday June 18th, at o'clock p. IN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-06
COMPULSORY SCHOOL In MACON.
Carried by Election THE First County to Vote
Such a Law.

Mr.. T. j. Johnston, of Franklin, Macon
county, writes State Superintendent Joy.
ner that on last Saturday, May 30th, they
held an election in Macon county on the
compulsory school question, with the re
suit that it carried by majority of So.
This is the first county to vote compul-
sorry education. Mitchell has it, but it was
obtained there by legislative enactment
in 1901 through the efforts of Represen-
tative Burlison.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-06

An exursion will be run from this city
to Richmond on June 18th by Messrs.
Weathers and Christian. These we'll
known men always personally conduct
these excursions, W is a guarantee of
a pleasant trip for all.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We come before you asking your pat
ronage. Having had many years exper
fence in the excursion business, we guar
antee everything up-to-date and first
class. Our first excursion leaves Raleigh
and Durham for Norfolk, June IS, 1908
Everybody get ready to go.
CHRISTIAN & WEATHERS.
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BAPTIST FEMALE UNI.
versity viii receive limited number Ct
boarders for the summer. Apply at
Main building.
--62-4t-tues. thur. sat. sun.
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A new hotel is being erected at South
ern Pines opposite the depot. 1t is to
be quite a large one and the increase of
patronage at that place makes it ne
cessity.
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Eastern League Games.

(By the Associated Press.)
Providence 5; Buffalo 4.
Toronto 4 Worcester 6.
Rochester 1; Newark 2.
BALTIMORE 2; Jersey City Z.
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FOR NERVOUS WOMEN.
HoRsFoRD.s ACID PHOSPHATE.

1t quiets and strengthens the nerves, re
lieves nausea and sick headache, and in
duces refreshing sleep. Improves general
health
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American League Games.

(By the Associated Press)
At Philadelphia RHE
Detroit =. ). ..0010 20OO-3 10 A
Philadelphia :. ...3 0 oil 90 - 0
Batteries: Donovan and Mcclure;
Waddell and Schreckengost.
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FOR SALE-457 ACRES FINE COAL
land, Montgomery, Va. near railroad;
fine grade hard coal. Price $4,000.
]. Stuart Kuykendall, Greensboro, N. c.
5-30-t. f--sat tues thurs
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Christian and Weathers first excursion
of the season-Raleigh and Durham to
Norfolk, June IS, 1903.
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Southern League Games.
(By the Associated Press

At New Orleans r. H. T..
New Orleans 10 0 0 OIL SIS 1
Birmingham 20 % 0O2 20 OIL 5
Batteries: Smith and Hurley: F.
Smith and Milerick
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On the Diamond.
National League Games.

(By the Associated Press.)
At Chicago r III e
Chicago :. 100 1000100-2 8 3
New York. 80 0 2 o 600 3-5 Z 0
Batteries: Taylor and King; McGin-
nifty and Bowerman.
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At Pittsburg--
Fl r

At Pittsburg- RHE
Plttsburg :. 80 IL 110 0-9 II
Boston :. 80 0 0 0 0 o 0 90 z 5
Batteries: Doheney and Phelps; Pit
finger and Moran,
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t Washing ton-

Washington RHE
Washington ;. 00OOOOOO-1 l
st. Louis ;. 80 0 0 0 0 0OO-3 0
Batteries: Townsend and Clarke; Pow
ell and yuGden.
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AT BOSTON r II Il
Boston :. ;. 80 JOSE % 80 10 2
Chicago ......0 2 0OO Is 10 3
Batteris: Gibson, Young and Criger.
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RH e

| At New York RHE
New York :. .30112OOO Is 10 3
Cleveland :. ...,3 0 / 0 0 0 0 2-7 II
Batteries: Tannehill. Griffith and
OConnor; Dorner, Wright and Bemis
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AT Memphis K II r.
Memphis :. ....1 0 0 0 0 0 ID 0
Montgomery 80 900 OOO1-1 4 I
Batteries: Breitenstein and Accorsini;
Polchow and Clark
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STATEMENT
Equitable Life Assurance
Society
STATEMENT

OF THE UNITED STATES.
Condition December 31st, 1902, as Shown
by Statement Filed.
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TUESDAYS STORM.
Estimated That 1926 Lives Were Lest
on the Atlantic Coast.

Norfolk. Va. Sept 19.-Capt. Bus
sells. of the Atlantic Fishing Co. at
Cape Charles, Va. who brought safely
into port the fishing steamer Atlantic.
said Friday that there can not be any
doubt that the Atlantic's sister ship
Beatrice, foundered during the recent
storm. going down with all hands
aboard The Beatrice carried GREY:
or 30 men. Capt. Bussels says he does
not believe that the fishing steamer
Swan. OF Harborton Va. foundered in
the storm and expresses the opinion
that the Swan has by tlis time made
h2Tbor.
Marine men estimate that as many
MS 10 lives were lost at sea along the
coast in Tuesday nights gale. which
was unquestionably the worst storm
IN the memory Of present Atlantic
coast navigatOrs.
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ALLEGED IMPosToR ARRESTED.
Boston jewelers. Believe They Have
Escaped Considerable Loss.

Boston, Sept. 19.-By the arrest Fri
day on suspicion of man who at first
called himself III. Cohen, OF Canton. O..
but who later said he was a resident
or Columbus. o.. several jewelry firms
in Boston believe they have escaped
a considerable loss ct the hands of a
clever impostor. Cohen bought con
siderable jewelry from several firms.
giving drafts on the City bank at Co.
iumbus. o., and ordering that the
goods be shipped to Canton. .. At
one store, however, where he had al.
ready placed an order. he bought q
second lot, OF which he desired imme.
dlatc possession. This aroused suspi.
cion and the head OF the firm commu-
nicated with Canton He learned that
there was reputable merchant in that
city of the name OF II. Cohen and from
him reply was received that if any
person was purchasing goods in Bos-
ton in his name. the man was an i'm
postOr.
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OPTIMISTIC TONE.
Hopes Are Expressed That War Wiii
Be Averted.

Sofia, Bulgaria. Sept. ia distinct.
ly optimistic tone now pervades gov
eminent and diplomatic circles here
and hopes are again expressed that
war may after all be averted.
From London and Constantinople
encouraging news has been received
From London II is reported that the
British government will send a feet
to Turkish waters. while reports from
Constantinople say that Great Britain.
France and Italy have interviewed to
prevent the continuance of rnassacra IS
in Macedonia. II Is said that Thurs
day the representatives OF these pow
ers advised the sultan OF their dissat-
isfaction with the methods of suppress
ing the outbreak and declared that the
massacres must be stopped.
The porte is said TO have replied that
Turkey is simply carrying out the
wishes expressed by the powers. who
urge the sultan's government to adopt
energetic measures to suppress the
revolution as speedily as possible The
report that these powers have taken
such action has been received with
great satisfaction by the Bulgarian
ministry.
The diplomatic corps here also ap-
pears to be more relieved tnat Turkey
has taken the news Of Bulgarias mob
ilization steps much nee quietly than
was anticipated. At the present mo-
ment the whole situation is reported
as being distinctly better than at any
time for some two weeks past.
a special dispatch from Bila. says
several Bulgarian bands under Capt.
Stoyanoff attacked Meinik. province Of
Sores. 60 miles northeast of Salonica.
Two regiments or infantry with cav
airy and infantry i'm support were sent
from Djoumaia to relieve the garrisol l,
and they forced the insurgents to re-
tire to the mountains where they ar,
pursued by the troops.
Desperate fighting is reported TO be
proceedings in a defle Of the valley
IF the Struma. near Kresna, between
Turkish troops and bands under Gen
Zontcheff. Reinforcements Of troops
have been sent from Sores. NaZir
oashS Turkish commander at Monas-
tir, is reported to have declared to the
consults there. We have had one In
surrection. 1t will be the last in this
territory"
The Young Mems Christian Union
in Sofia has issued an appeal to the
Christian unions in Europe and may
ask them to make September % a day
of general intercession on behalf Of Il @
MacedOnians.
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SALVATION ARMY CAVALRY.
Col, HoIx's Command Starts For Ma
Coffin County, Kentucky.

jackson. KY, Sept. 1.-THE march
Ing and exercises Of the Salvation
army that Is touring the feudal dis
trict brought very large crowd from
the mountains to this city Wednesday
The parade and services here Tuesday
night attracted large crowds, but it
was not until Wednesday that the r,l-
raj districts turned out on horseback,
In OK carts and all sorts OF vehicles,
many also walking great distances
The meetings here are so successful
that Col. HolZ has decided to omit
Hindman and Hazard from the tin
erary and remain here over Thursday
The horseback ride OF 80 miles over
the mountains with a local guide to
Salyersville will be made Friday. and
continued thence for three weeks or
ganizing local detachments OF the Sal
walton army at different points. The
religious services as we'll as the in
strumental and vocal music commands
close and respectful attention every
where
Jackson. Ky, Sept. 19.-Col. Rich
ard Holz, In command OF perhaps the
first Salvation cavalry in the country.
left here Friday for MagofIin county.
The members OF the Salvation army
are unused to horseback riding and
furnished amusement to the natives.
The difficulty resulted in securing
mounts. as horses are scarce in this
section. The mountaineers feel kindly
| toward the Salvationists and listened
to them with marked attention.
Col. HolZ expects to reconnoiter with
his party and if the prospects are sufTi-
GENTLY inviting will establish a per
| manent location in the mountains. He
said: II find tle mountain people
have been greatly misrepresented in
point Of intelligence and morals. So
| far as | have been able to determine
| no section where more Lative intelli-
gence prevails. and with proper ad-
vantages and inducements they will
| rival any section. Can't say yet what
| effect We will have on feuds and feud-
lists"
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fste, Tex, Sept. 2l.-Texas has seldoi|a
II ever, had such profound sensation -
that caused by the introduction recently Of
q new remedy for kidney diseases. This
Of cases. and in almost every case the results
have been wonderful.
>. Henry Vaughan, of Rural Route No. 3,
Fate, says oil it:
Il suffered with Kidney Trouble for over
not hing to help me till heard of the new
remedy, Dodd's Kidney Pills. / began to
use these pills, and very soon found myself
improving. L kept on and now can say am
absolutely cured and free from any symptom
of my old trouble.
remedy and | would strongly advise any
one suffering with Kidney trouble 70 Try it,
for i know it will cure"
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WILL MEET IN TOLEDO IN 1894.
Central States Water Works Ao3ocia
ton Elect Officers.

Dayton. O.. Sept 1S.-Tlc Central
States Water Works association aG.
journed Thursday TO meet next year
in Toledo. The following officers were
elected: President. Frank ]. Kelley.
Cincinnati; vice president. r. II. Cook.
Toledo; state vice presidents. Emil G..
!Icogsr Evansville. lrd.; W. II. Glore
Cov:nston. Ky; James +. Bradley
Chattanooga. Tenn: a. l.. Holmes.
Grand Rapids. Mich; VI. e McKin.
ncy. Wheeling. w Va. secretary. w.
a. Neach, Newark, o.. treasurer. Ctas.
l.. Rowe. Dayton
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THE MEXICAN VETERANS.
Rational Association Will Meet in East
st. Louis Next Year.

Indianapolis Ind. Sept. 1S.-The Ma
!ional Association of Mexican Veter.
ans adjourned Thursday night after
fixing the next national convention nj
East ST. Louis the third Wednesday Of
next september. a reception was civ.
en- the members Thursday night at the
Columbia club Letters were read
from President Diaz. Of Mexico. Gen.
Iicd Grant and Gen ! CIV Wallace-
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MURDER AND ROBBERY.
cc6y Of Woman Found in An ht.io
W,th Skull Crushed.

Chicago. Sept. 19.-Lying face down.
yard in a pool of blood. with her skull
crushed IN TWO places. the body Of Mrs.
Nary Spilna ~ years oil. was found
Fridav niglt in She attic Of her home
& &,5 wet Eighteenth street. Soy.
~ral feet FROM the body the police
.JUud heavy. bloody cobble:tonc.
Further invostiea ion mas proved
t"ft rC5acry was the motive for The
crime a. tie pocket Of tha woman's
irrss had boon cut with knife ond
moro tlan 5000. representing the cav
IRIS g many years. which she is
:nowa a. have had in her possession
missing
late + iday night the police arrested
Lewis Pea ant. nciC bcr of tho Spil
IN family lie denies all KNOWLEDGE
4 tie crime
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verdict Fer sfs.7so Dar-ao.s.

san Francisco Sept. 13-The Jury
IN tic damage suit Of Frederick Mar.
riot AGAINST Thomas H. Williams. jr,
the millionaire racing man. brought In
q verdict FOR s1G7SO in favor Of Mar.
rot VINO was shot several months ago
b. Williams and TIuxton Beale.
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TIE WorIa's char tionship.

Boston. Sept. 13.-MaLager Collins.
" the Boston American league team.
vas advised Friday by TIE owner of
he club, Horny KI'iie1. OF Milwaukee.
nat series Cf p.rc games, for the
Norld's championship between Boston.
@ ."npions Of the American league.
md Pittsburr. champions II the Ma
uonal league. had been a. snroi. The
series will begin in Boston about Oc
tinker
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Hianoapolis. MINI. Sept 10 Dan
PatCa soc wo:l4's gas;est pager. is
va'1ed 1t f2Gi His owner. -. w. sav.
zee fas listed TO she assessor the IN
nous animal. with IS other well bred
h1Isen and TIE hc:ses wee aycra-cd
IL E1lI
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Ire week,s euslnesa Eailnre,

New York. Sept - Business fail.
nrcs in the United states for the week
ending with September II number 10.
aga nst lG5 last week. 1S2 in the Ike
week Of 1902, 15S in 1901 and 1873 in
1900. In Canada failures for the week
number 10, against y last week.
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NEW BATTLESHIP MAINE.
The Vessel Lett For the League island
Navy Yard.

Philadelphia. Sept 10. - The nov
battleshiD Maine, which has been un-
dcrgoing repairs at Cramps sAipyards
for structural weakness. which devel-
oped under tests OF her heavy guns,
left the works of her builders Friday
and proceeded to the League Island
navy yard. The Maine. which is in
command OF Capt. II. G. Leutze, will
stay only long enough to take on n
supply of provisions and coal and have
her magazines stored with ammuni-
tiDn
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Los Angeles. Cal. Sept 19-The
Century Athletic club has signed an
etrecmcnt TO match Gus Rubin with
Bob Fitzsimmons The affair TO occur
during thc later part Of October. Tae
agreement for Ruhlin was made by
B.lty Madden
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Annual Report az Ger. Ca.

Washington, Sept. 19.-The annual
report Of Gen. +. D. Grant command.
-ng the department Of Texas. favcTs
NE cantoen and discusses tae cues
ton Of maintaining strong militar,
stations along the Mexican border
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Death Of Col. Richard Lathe,s.

Now York. sept. 1s.-Col. Richard
Lathers. 81 one Of the most promi.
hent southernors Of this city and the
representative whom the chamber of
commerce and Gov Dix sent in
lsG" 20 the people Of the southern
states TO try to dissuade them from
seeding from the union. died here
Thursday
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Her Degree of Courage.

Annie had been suffering from toothache
for several day< At last size consented 10 90
with her papa TO the dentist. When she Was
starting, her ma NINA said: Now, dearest, be
brave little girl. Show forttude, and
mamma will be proud of YOU
In due time Annie returned and did
you show fortitude:' mamma inquired.
Annie heftated. 1T hurried awful, mamma
guess (refiectively) showed about twenty
tude. kansas City Journal.
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New York. Sept 19.-Among The
passengers On board the steamer I'm
buste Victoria. which arrived Friday
ni21t from Hamburg. SOUTHAMPTON
and Cheibourg, were r. y. GIL Of the
Irish agricultural commission TO .5o
ST Ouis exposition