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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
MASS MEETING
IN KING GEORGE
Overrules Decision Of County
Committee to Hold Prlmd-
ries-Bitten by Snake.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August -
The County Democratic Committee OF
King George county recommended the
calling OF primaries for September 9th
to nominate candidates for county offices,
but a mass meeting of the party n"ls' on
court day at King George Courthouse
yesterday declined to indorse the recon-
mendation, and by vote Of 81 to 30 de-
c!ded to have tree-for-all contests for
the various Offices A primary VIII be
held In King George October 10Th for the
nomination OF Democratic candidate
for the State Senate and primary WI
also be called by the chairmen of King
George and Stafford counties tor n pri-
mary to nominate a Democratic candi.
date for the House OF Delegates.
In the family OF Mrs George W. sor'
rell. OF Washington. natives OF king
George county. now spending the summer
at their country home in that county. are
represented four generations, all IN ex'
cellent health and enjoying life.
Horace Peed, son OF Mr.. L. Peed, or
Spotsylyania county, in walking up the
steps OF the front porch Of his fathers
residence yesterday afternoon. felt q
sting or his leg, and, looking down. DIS
covered a large snake, which had bitten
him. and was In the act OF craving ON
the steps and under the porch. The leg
of tho youth commenced Immediately 10
swell. and he was brought here last night
for medical treatment
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Baptists of Bowling Green for
tho meeting of the Hermon Baptist Asso-
citation. which convenes at Bowling Green
Baptist Church on August 10Th, and will
remain in session about three days. Tho
body is very important one, ard tht
attendance of delegates and visitors II
expected to be unusually large.
Mr.. John w. Chandler son OF MI. a
b. Chandler, OF Bowling Green, Caroline
county, who went to Texas about two
years ago, was married this week In
Tyler, Texas, to Miss Winthrop. Of tina
Mace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
GIBBONS RECEIVED
BY POPE Plus X.
CIV Associated Prass.l

ROME, August 7.-Cardlnal Gibbons
was received by the Pope to-day In pri-i
vate audience. In lengthy conversation
Pope Plus renewed his expressions Of In
terest in America, already made manifest
by his reception Wednesday to the pill.
grlms from the United States. The Pope
said he should like to have had the car-
dinal remain In Rome for some time that
he might become thoroughly acquainted
with all questions connected with the
United States, but His Holiness did not
insist, being aware, he said, Of the car
dinays delicate state of health and his
suffering from hot weather.
In closing the audience the Pontif
charged Cardinal Gibbons to carry the
apostolic benediction to all the faithful
In America.
After his private audience Cardinal Gib-'
bons presented to the Pope the Rev.
Dennis r. oConnell, rector, and Father
Charles P. Grammar, professor Of the,
ology at the Catholic University at WASH
ington, and Father P. G. Gavan, this car
dnal's secretary. The Pope spoke most
affably to each. and said to Rectot
O'Connell that he knew the Importance
of the Catholic University at Washington.
and would do all possible to further its
in terest and prestige. p
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
HENRY POLITICS
Most Interest Centers in Contests fo'
Treasurership and Sheriffaty.

MARTINsvILLE. VA, Aug. e.-1he
Democratic primary In Henry takes place
on Saturday, August sth, The chief IN
terest in the election centers in the con-
test for treasurer and sheriff
Mr.. b. s. Davis. deputy under the pres
ont It. treasurer, and Mr.. Henry Barker.
son Of Hon. 7, NJ Barker are 60 SSh'e y
Esnes sd from th nnd fo Mr.
Geo n Turner. are out for sheriff.
NJ PsnpI RuS %nna od presaant o. is
eandilate for supervisor In this district.
Ths pant to Son Of Es Mr. V11
Mrs II. c. Graveey. Of LeatherWood,
died there on Wednesday, aged about Ten
' ME- Roberta Ellerson, of RichmoeTnd..
has been the CUES. OF her fri nsr M Sss
Eiierson viii visit friends at Flnaasele'
Va, before returning to Richmona' ~
Mr.. A. 8. Gravely, OF the Henry Bul-
ietin, Is at Crockett Springs,
Mr.. George Helms. superintendent o.
The Virginia Penitentiary. was the guest
Of rela tIves here this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
NOT BIG DECREASE
IN STATES SALOONS
Mann Liquor Law Welded
Out Only About IL
Per Cent.

The licenses Issued to LIQUOR dealers By
the United States Internal Revenue De
partment for the Second District OF Wiz
ginia, covering nearly half the State.
indicate but slisAt decrease In the nlm-
her of licensed dealers under the opera,
ton Of the Mann law. In the district
forty-sx counties and number of cities
are embraced The special taxes Of the
Revenue Department show decrease of
ABOUT IL pei cent, this year compirea
with the revenue from the same sources
last year, Under the head or specia.
taxes are embraced not only the spec.ac
license tax Of S25 each on liquor dealers.
but special taxes ,on dealers IN oleomarga-
rine as well. There has been cpnsia-
cradle decrease in the "oleo taNes ny
dicat;ns that fewer dealers are handilh9
that substitute for butter. now than last
yea.. Allowing for this decrease n oieo
taxes. the revenue from the sPeeinc tag
orr liouor dealers decreased also ABOUT
ten or twelve per cent. That means lAas
about that proportion OF the licensed
iia,,or dealers In the forty-slx counties
have, have been put out Of business as , 10.
smlt OF the operation OF the Mann LIQUOR
law. The revenue from cleo and liquors
during the preceding fiscal year Was ~
sso cSmpared with Sa.7iS for the year
ended July i, 1908. deficit OF ss'7sa'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
MAN AT THE SPRINGS
New Order Of Things that Causes Him
10 Sh.d Tears Of Joy.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1 49,
rhG MEcKIENBuRG, CHASE CITY,
VA. AugustS.-I have not read i :, man Is 9
here goes whoever saw q man that that
could describe woman's dress, pro pro.
gressive euchre party. or german! ~! ~.
when It CONES to RoffsF &. ss ~ to his fin
have been reading a lot OF springs
headlines entitled the S GoGd G1a 1a THIS
phrase? with the Thermometer at 50 IN
Richmond and at most OF the sumner a..
resorts. where does the good old part
tIme." ~ Last week this place felt like a
winter resort. and overcoats were lux
This is an elegant, up-to.daats hotel: TIL, The
derful The baths are the finest in this
country. and altogether. 1t Is an ioeai
place. ,,
,n hpssh me Of e the ee ANNUAL psrmages my
we'll / remember transporting, two babies,
two baby carriages meadne c Mtb g
and numerous other articles. all
to be transferred. to and from the day
weep with joy to think these GOOD
old happy days" are past. Then when
compare, the luxury Of q modern resort StS
to tho odd time watering places Will
small ceiled rooms. shuck mattress ana
looking glass that made you appear stand.
ing on your head, again shed tears OF
10Y.
those days Quite Fashionable place. AS
soon asI lay me down to rest. felt
Something hard under my shoulder blade;
after a Careful diagnosis. made an in
cision in the bed tick and drew forth
corn cob big enough for two cob pipes.
again slept.
The country around here abounds in
game, and the Hotel Company have ex-
elusive hunting privileges on many thou
sand acres. The Virginia field trials will
be held here this fall and will attract
q large number OF sportsmen.
predict that this will be the coming sum-
mer and winter resort OF the South.
Just now the amusements here are card
parties germans, bowling and billiard
matches, but these will be left to the
ladies to describe. 7. K. z.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
Large Barn and Contents Consumed
by Fire-Flshing Parties.


PROVIDENCE FORGE. VA. August
about noon yesterday large hay
barn, the property OF Mr.. L. r. Barns,
at Windsor Shades. with all It's contents.
was consumed by fire. supposed to have
caught from spontaneous combustion.
The grist mill here is now doing big
business grinding wheat the farmers
seeming to prefer to have their grain
ground here. to selling and purchasing
flour elsewhere.
Watermelons are fast becoming com.
modify in the country stores, much to
the delight Of the small boy.
Fishing parties continue In vogue and
are likely to as long as the rock in the
Chickahominy continue to bite. Last week
Messrs. Horace Halves, Tom Whittet,
r. c. Baker and r. r. Coleman spent
several days at Stirling.
Miss Julia Creekmur. Of Portsmouth, Is
spending some time with Miss Grace
Christian.
Mrs. Herbert Scott and little daughter.
Ruth. of Richmond, are visiting the fam
lily of Mr.. Berry Haxall at Squirrel
Park.
Mrs. Ida Mae Haxall, of williamsburg,
was here Tuesday on business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
INSURRECTION WAS
SPRUNG TOO SOON.
Bands We're Not All in Readl-
ness--NeWs fits Extent
Are Conflicting.
(By Associated Press.)

coNsTANTINoPLE Thursday. Aug.
6.-News received here as to the extent
of the Bulgarian revolution In the vilayet
of Monastir Is conflicting. In consulate
dispatches from Monastir which were res
ceived this morning, the opinion Is ex-
fortnight earlier than It's chief Intended
and before the bands were in readiness,
because the leaders We're disconcertcd
by the active preventativ tive measures adopt
ed by the authorities.
The Bulgarian inhabitants In number
Of villages have fed to tho mountains for
refuge. The railways have asked that
the troops guarding the lines. of railway
be quadrupled. but this would entail the
employment Of 900 soldiers, and in view
Of the impoverished treasury the govern
ment will find 1t difficult to comply with
the request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
FOR UNION UNIVERSITY
Colored System Of Schools to Share In
$4,000.

The following special from Cambridge,
Mass, will be OF decided interest TO those
connected with the Virginia Union Univer;
sity the system of colleges for colored
by the viii Of Mrs; Hannah II, SAWYER e,
y mM institute and Dr. G. II. Corey's
c cet,G' scnool at Richmond Va, share
equally in the fortune Of $500 left by by
Mrs. Sawyer on the death OF her darIgm-
he BAPTIST Home Missionary Society and
the American Baptist Missionary Union.
The daughter Is named as IS IKE Tbsolost
cal Seminary, referred to ms DR.. Corey's
school have now been united.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08

ONLY A MASK.

Many are not being benefited py oW
SnotWit standing much outdoor life. they
ape iitte II any stronger than they we're
The tan on their faces Is &c, dafke y o ahg
'a mask They are still nervous. easily
9ire masn Upset By tr,fles; and they DO not
eat nor sleep well What theyd asen ~
M Ma "a annetite and makes sleep refresh-
ips asd at that is HOODS sarsapafila Pn-
DIS and TEACHERS generally Viii find the
chief purpose of the vacation peJ1 suos
served bv this great medicine when. Us
Se know, builds up the whole system,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
CENTURY-OLD MILL
DAMAGED BY FLOOD
tspeclal to The Times Dispatch,

ARvoNIA, VA, August 1.-THE heavy
rains caused one side OF the valuable
mill property OF Mr.. Hampden Nicholas
to fall. thereby causing great loss OF
property and time.
This mill is over one hundred years old
ana was regarded the strongest building
in the country. It is seven stories high.
the nrst three being solid rock, while the
remaining portion is brick and frame.
During tho progress OF its erection. it's
height and sltuat ton, being on the edge e
Of Slate River, caused the wrokmen 10
become dizzy. and thus negro women on
the plantation were forced to supply, NOR
tar and thus relieve those unable 10
work.
A force of hands has been secured and
the debris Is being removed. preparatory
to the necessary repair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
BOTH SIDES REST IN
JET WHITE TRIAL
(By Associated pregs.

CYNTHIANA. KY, August Safer
eleven days consumed in taking testimony
in the second trial of the Commonwealth
OF Kentucky against Curtis Jett and
Thomas White. charged with the assassi-
nation of Thomas B. Marcum on May
4th last, both sides rested ehis evening.
The court then announced that argu,;
Immediately adjourned Eight arguments
will be made.
To-day was entirely taken up in in
Producing witnesses in rebuttal BY both
sides,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
KILLED BY BEAM ON
RAPPAHANNOCK BRIDGE

(special to Tie Times-Dispatch)
rREDERICKSBURG. VAn AUGUST -
Mr.. Samuel Dennis, while at work ON the
bridge which Is being erected across tho
Rappahannock River at Remington, WAS
killed by being caught under heavy
beam, the rope by which 1t WAS suspended
having broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
Drou.h in Me cklenburg.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
JEFFREsS. VA, Aug. 7.--This section
of Mecklenburg county Is experiencing
one Of the longest droughts that has been
known hero for long time there not
having been sufficient rains tothoroughly
wet the ground since the 18th OF last
month Crops. however, owing g., to the
though the effect of the dry weather is
making itself felt.
Mrs. Lewis H. Blair, of Richmond, ac-
companied by her two children and Mas
ter John Field, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. l.. Skipwith, Of this neighborhood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
MRS, MARY eREeovIcH,

OF Phlllpsbure, Montana, Tells How She
Was Cured of Dandruff,
Mrs. Mary Gregovich, Of Philtpsburg,
Montana. under date of Nov. 20, 1899.
writes, II had typhoid fever this sum-
mer, consequently was losing my hair
terribly, and my head in places was per-
fectly bald Eewbro's Herpicide had
inst come into use in Philpsburg, and
the doctor strongly recommended 1t to
me After or 4 applications my hair
STONED falling out, and is coming IN
aeain quite thick. I used to be troubled
sreatly with dandruff. OF which am now
e,ite cured" Kill the dandruff germ
With Herpicide, Sold by leading drug
e,sts Send l0c. in stamps for sample
70 The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich
owens & Minor Drug Co., Special Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
SENSATIONAL RAID
Disastrous Cyclone Visits Western For.
ton of Frederick County.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch

WINCHESTER, VA, Aug, 7.-Middle-
town, the village twelve miles south OF
this city which gained great notoriety
recently on account OF numerous arson
cases, was the scene early this morning
ill-repute by Prosecuting Attorney r. u,
Byrd, Sheriff c. H. Purcell and Deputy
Adam Forney. Shortly after midnight
they entered and arrested three sisters,
Mrs. Cora Fellon and Lena and Mamie
Hensel The girls resisted and one drew
n revolver They We're finally overpow-
cred and brought to jail, Startling dis
closures are expected at the trial
the extreme western portion of this coun-
ty brings news, of the most disastrous
cyclone that has visited that section in
many years. A number OF houses, biz
and the wreckage in some places piled six
feet high. A heavy thunderstorm fol-
lowed. The loss to farmers is great.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
STRUCK BY A
RAILROAD TRAIN
Horse Killed and Man Pain
fully Hurt-The Sny-
der Case.

Mr.. stephen Minson, of this city. was
,,inf,,IIy Injured Thursday morning III an
accident on the Chesapeake and ONO
Rni,road in Henrico county
M Minson lives on Belvidere Street, IN
r;nhr,nnd hut has a truck farm in Va
IRA. He was driving down the road
about o'clock Thursday morning when
he was struck by passenger train. The
wagon he was riding in was upset and
smashed, and tho horse was instantly
killed, Mr.. NIinson himself was thrown
out and painfully injured
Without notice to any Of those interested
in tho case, l.. 8. Caese, said to have
been shot while In revel by HarS
Snyder, has gone away.
Yesterday before Squire James T., Lewis
and was sent on to the grand jury Ihe
defense declined to introduce any VII
nesses or to show its hand In any way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
COSSACKS FIRED ON
CROWD OF STRIKES
fBY Associated Press.l

KIEFF. RUSSIA. August Three
workmen were killed and twenty-four
wounded yesterday when the Cossacks
fired ~ and charged the strikers, who
We're attempting to Interfere with railroad
traffic The rioters numbered 1000. A
magistrate, an officer and several sol
diers were injured by stones.
Tho dlStur Dances We're renewed to-day.
the strikers parading the town, breaking
windows. invading workshops and COM
polling workmen to join them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
GRAVITY WATER SUPPLY

Lynchburg Makes APPROX ration for a
Dam S;te-Sanitation in Schools.
Especial to The Times Dispatch0
LYNcHBURG. VA. August THE
City Council this afternoon authorized the
Water Committee to expend $1,000 for the
purchase of land for the dam site and
water shed for the proposed gravity
water supply.
The Council also authorized a joint com
mittee to place the public school build
ings in thorough sanitary condition.
work that will cost about 5000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
Mr.. Gray in the City,

Mr.. Thomas A. Gray. who has Just been
Goochand and Fluvanna, defeating two NO
other asplrants for, the honor, Is IN the
GRAY, on East Marshall Street. Ex.Judge
7 NcC. Miller and Mr.. A. ]. Taylor
were the other candidates. Mr.. Gray
viii succeed Hon. David Fl. Leake, who
has made a fine representative OF his
county. Mr., Leake Is Commonwealth
attorney,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
FIRST GUN IN GAME
OF MIMIC WARFARE
lBy Associated Press.

PORTLAND. Me, Aug, -7-What is be-
licyed TO have been the first gun IN the
game Of mimic var that Is > l being PLAYED ts
tween two fleets OF the navy was heard
to-night at Bar Harbor in the direction Of
Mount Desert Rock, The enemy at
that time had. theoretically been a threat eat
davs s and a half, but up to this morning
none of the vessels of the attacking feet
lad been sighted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
PERSONAL ENCOUNTER
Warning Between Electric Lighting In,
terests in WYthevlle.
(Snecial to The Times-D!sps

Especial to The Times-D!spatchD
WYTHEVILLE. VA, avg, 1.-THE
troubles over the Wytheville Light Plant
are not ended. To-day a personal dif-
ficulty occurred between A. F.. Stone.
president q the Stone ElfStFilsss , Light aud
agar 81 the Brown Electric Company, the
f fSo' coiIporstions which are warning over
possesslon OF the light plant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
JUDGE PHLEGAR
FOR THE SENATE

fspecial to The -Dispatch,)
ROANOKE. VA, August fudge A.
A. Phiegar. Of Christianshurs,. has ail-
The present Senator. Edward Lyle, will
not be candidate,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
VIRGINIA APPLES
Valley Fruit Growers Will Enter the
Market Full Handed.

fsrec'o, N The Times-D ispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, Aug. 1.-THE fruit
growers OF Frederick county, VA. and
Berkeley county, W. Va, sent a resident
State and he reports that apple. condl-
lions are much better In this vicinity.
Frederick county and CONTIGUOUS terri
Tory will ship 100000 barrels,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
An lllusive Fee,
,e,,,to Th, times Dispatch

(sneoial to This Times pispatoh)
SON nNt Of WWSythevliiie, Va, rendered his de-
eision this week in the case Of Lillian
Se minor ag Rxnss The The lazy sh,s firm we Of
S ,,; - renover 81 900 which the firm had
s se's as a fee from the money realized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
THREE THOUSAND
FAMILIES DESTITUTE
lRy Assoclated Press.l

BARCELONA, SPAIN. Aug. s,--A terri
BILE fire has totally destroyed the quarter
people. Three thousand families were rem
dered destitute and some workmen perish
ed In the flames,
Esparrnguera Is nineteen miles north
west of Barcelona,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
Struck by a Car.

Willie Jones. negro helper on an ice
wagon, was struck by electric car No I.
at Fifth and Louisiana Streets. yesterday
morning. He was attended by DR.. s. L.
Reams, Of Fulton. who said the injuries
were not serious Jones was bruised about
the head and shoulders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
The State Loan Fund.

Especial to The Times-Dispateh)
Boa aI Of Education APPROVES ns loans from
the State loan fund building and improv-
ing public school houses In 95 districts In
81 counties.
cost OF building to be sl0A,S15
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08

on the sale Of her real estate. The fee
was collected in accordance with con-
tract with the, ,ehilds gu, guardian: tn,
standing the contract, and directed the
interest allowing the defendants, how
ever, fee with the privilege Of collect,
Ing It from the guardian as 1t Is earned
in the way of Interest on the principal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
IRISH LAND BILL
PASSED COMMITTEE
nv AS ISOLATED Press.

(By Assoclated Pfessl
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Irish land bill
nassad Inc committee stage In the House
AZ Lords late tonight after lengthy dis
cussion and amendment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-08
On His vacsti n.

DR.. Thomas d, Merrlek will leave this
morning Tor New York and expects to be
out Of The city until September 9Th.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-06-26
County Court Proceedings.

Judge Lyman Chalkley held his
June term of the county court here
on Thursday of last week.
The following exparte settle
ments were examined and confirm
ed: w P Campbell, guardian of
VIM G Arbogast and John K Rex
rode, guardian of Edward, Willie,
Loua and Nettie Rexrode.
Because of the terms of county
and district officers being extended
to January 1st. 1904, blythe new
constitution, it became necessary
that they execute new official
bonds, which was done at this
term, as follows:
} A Jones, Treasurer, penalty of
bond $4,000.
W P Campbell, Commissioner,
bond $4,000.
j Ed Arbogast, Sheriff, bond
$4,000.
j sepb H 4Iiner, o A Stephen
SON and A. c. judy, Supervisors,
bonds 81 900 each.
Ccrnelins Winner, Supt of Poor,
bond $500.
John X Kramer, Overseei of Poor
for Blue Grass and Joseph Jones
for Monterey district. bonds $500
each.
SB Bradshaw, Surveyor. bond
$4,000.
DC Graham. Constable Stone
wall district, bond $1,000.
j r Wiley. constable for Blue
Grass, bond $4,000.
Farmers and Merchants Bank
against r j Wiseman &c. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $51.16.
NJ d Miller, Trustee, against Mrs
Lille Blackwell. Continued.
The will of Fred Bird, decd was
admitted to probat.
This being the term to which
twelve of our fellows are brought
for the purpose Of giving the coun-
ty a going over and making inves-
tigation as to the behavior of its
citizens during the past six months.
such a jury was summoned and af-
ter sitting for day, could find but
one, only one, offence against the
peace and dignity Of the Common
wealth, viz: Against Cam Bowers
for "busten" cap in the Thorny
Bottom "meeten house"
THIS finding shows that High
land cities continue to hold fast
to the high standard of morality
that has been maintained by them
fol many years, and it should be a
gratifying report TO all.