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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

are claimed by the so-called conservatives.
who also claim thirty of the district dele
gates Their poll of the Ohio delegation
to st. Louis is SO conservatives Qrlendly
to Harmony, Hearst . and Folk 4.
Asked for Harmonious Action.
Chairman r. L. Starr in his speech
pleaded for harmonious action, saying:
I'VE want the yeoman service of
Parker and his friends in the coming
Campaign: we want the energy and dash
OF Hearst and his friends in the coming
battle; we want the oratory of Bryan
and Cochran. the political management
of Hill and German and the mature
Judgment Of Ceieveland In the impending
struggle.
y, common danger and calamity, a
common spirit and patriotic duty should
make brothers of us all. and here in
Ohio we want the united efforts of John
son. Mclean. Lentz. Calbourne and the
great Democratic party to join in one
gigantic effort to turn back the flood
OF Republican corruption that threatens
I, nvaryr hel m no State
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
body Will be taken to Richmond for
burial Friday. The funeral party left.
ST. Louis Tonight
Bass-Shacklcton.

Especial to The 1imes-Dispateh)
MI1fIERRlN. VA. May 225.7-A heauti.
full marriage ceremony was 8celebrat ted az
,foisselsiah Baptist Church this evening at,
z O'Clock, when Miss Gordon Shackletou,
OF Nuthush, and MIR. Joe Bass of Meek
lenburs county, were united by REV. w.
n. Clark pastor of tho church.
Miss Maiaye Yates, of I.uncnurg Court
house rendered the wedding march from
I.ohengrin, aud the ushers filed in as fol-
lows. Mr., Thomas Bass. a brother OF tis
groom, was best man, while Miss cary
Shaclsleton, n sister Of the bride. was
maid of honor. They led the way ana
crossed over directly in front OF the chan
Gel. and were closely followed by Nh.
Alfred Shackletop, With Miss Betie sue
| ROYAL, Willie Royal, with Miss F;liie
! 5ouldlng, aud a. b. shackleton. with Miss
The church was beautifully decorated;
! and n large concourse Of relatives ana
| friends were present TO witness me cef-8
| emony, - ,o,,n
! lar through this section and as renmit
! The nresents were very humorous. me
bridal party left Immediately after ne
ceremony for the home Of tha BRIDE;
where an olegant rccrptlon was tenderrd
them They will reside ~ MerklehDuts
, county. tt5H i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

Z I'm . f -.
ing the cllIdrcn's parade, they boarded
Il special street car. decorated with il ass
ni,d bunting, and escorted the vis'tors
To tho West End Hotel.
hftcr supper, m informal recepti,oin
vas held IN tho hotel parIors. NJ wn.eh
tie leading citizens Of the town were Worp
present, together with many OIL i' 'au7
ford's fair daughters
Addresses wcte made BY Colonel
George ~. Mllns.1 ex-Governor Iylcr.
Judge Gcorre IL. Gassell. Rev. j.. w.
irwin and Messrs. west. Barksdaic ana
lea, after which tho Visitors we're pre-.
scntei To the ladies, and an evening OF
social intercourse followed
'rhe speakers were Ihtrodrccd by Mr:
I t,osei,fclt president OF tho Board OF
,rrnde md II wiloAawHkc, publlc-spirited
citizen.
COMMITTEES were driven In carrlnscs TO
Inspect The five sites offcrcd by 7 NO city.
They were accompanied by the following
citizens: 11s-Govcrnor ISlcr, Colonel
George w. Miles, Judge George o. Cas-
All, fudge sclden I.ongicr, Mayor Hall,
M i. Roscnfcd. Mr. w. NJ Delp. Mr..
r III Jordan Captain w T. Baldwin
and Mr.. 1Ial Tyler.
After viewing site, on Third and
rightli ss,reets the party was driven
10 Tho homo Of Mrs. l.izabcth Ahanb,
on First. street. Ths is sthe olo haNkora
homestead. aud Is ono Of the mos, IDEAL
and beautiful spots to be found In The
state.
After strollins under the trees aud
drinking at the well house. the party
reluctantly returned to their carriages,
and crossing the great bridge over Now
River. inspected sites IN North Radford.
ric grounds and buildings Of ST. NJ
bans we're inspected and ndn,irrd, fol.
lowed by drive through EaSt Hadiord
to Holhrick. Governor yer rome me,
whIct, crowns n beautiful height at the
castern limit OF tho town.
1T was near noon when the Legislative
Committee departed on the east-bound
ira In. $85 sl'Esl 4fita5 .48lS3ffJ i5i5st g II. Oil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
CONDUCTOR SHOT
DOWN BY NEGRO
Assassination Occtlrred pn the
Mobile and Ohio--C'unload Of
Buckstot i'll His Head.
nv Associated prcss)

rus (By AsSo1i"''" ''S'l
MERIDIAN. MISS. May 25.-c'onducNor
". s. Askcw. Of the Mobile and OHIO
passenger scrvlcc, was assassination last
night by negro %, an excursion train
coming TO Meridian from Mobile Tic
murder occurred at yellow Bluff Ala,
ana Is believed to have hccn committed
by negro named Carlisle, Who Ind been
put or the train on TIL" down trip.
Conductor Askew was shot IN the back
OF tho head with a gun loaded with buck
shot large hole being torn In his head,
killing him instantly. Joe Richardson,
brakeman, received serious wounds in
his neck, face and shoulders from flying
shot one negro passenger also was
wounded. A report from yellow Bluff
to-day says that the negro is under at
rest, and Witnesses have left to identify
him. Askcw's body was sent 10 his home
at Birmingham. lie leaves wife and
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
HAS NO OPPOSITION,
Mr., Wysor Will be Democratic
Nominee in Ninth District,

Especial to The Times Dispatcho
? BRISTOL, VA, May 25,-The time for
the fling of the names OF candidates for
in the Ninth Virginia District Is ,I nov
ppnd mat Vas the name of Hon, Joseph
@, Wysor, of Pulaski The,, hXeeMtlye
committee Of the district VIII Will now nov meet
and declare MrNystor me Io'N hIr Mysor
has already begun his campaign From
tho sandpoln Pr oratiGy and ,a,s sloau SeSs
Militant Mi N so campaign. lie will be opposed
nv b, 't Goingrcssmam G. slemp,, Who Will be
the convention meets at Iazewell on the
18th Of June.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
PURE BLOOD.
Blood Impurities Of Springtime
Cause, Prevention
and Cure.

Y Or. Hartman's medical lectures are eag-
ery acanned by many thousand readers.
One Of the most timely and interesting
lectures he ever delivered was his recent
lecture on the blood impurities Of spring,
4 The doctor said In substance that every
spring the blood is loaded with the effete
accommodations Of winter deranSing tho
digestion, producing sluggishness Of the
liver. overtaSing the kidneys, interfering
with the action of the bowels and the
proper circulation OF the blood.
This condition of things produces whae
is popularity known as spring fever. spring
malaria nervous exhaustion, that tired
feeling, blood thiclening and many other
names.
Something's the victim Is bilious. dyspep-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
NORTH STATE DOCTORS.
Medical Society Elects Officers
and Meet at Greensboro Next.
,aoioI - me Times Dispatch.

I . III f,t.. ,.<.t,|t X
Especial to the Ilmes- ~ ~. ,te
RALEIGH, n. Gf' w - e.,. ~
Medical Society has selecleu u ~, s,,,actal
for the next annual ftes''' ~ a"'
tho following officers; ,-,s,,i,,..
President Dr. D. -, iasioe, :, ~, ~
ton N G.; y, 49, Irtrh
Julian 'rhomaSpi''le' c,onroto,,v.
Point; !. W. Falsoh' ',i' ,,a,,,,ia n,rea.m,er.
DIR. j. Howell Way Asi,eNilt' 6,atI',,,t,n,,.s
DR. q. L. sikeS. e'iissu,,, =, ~ tbo
Como for each or zen u,sel'. ,,t,,..s, &
State), DIS, McMnllali, nm a ..i, vv,l
Daniels. winston; frank ~ nusss !,
lnington; Albert Anderson, W,'so 800, IA,
IIighsmith, FayetteVllle, ~ ~ ~. l,',,
Raleigh; u. 9. Reslster' la. ,,tatos-
Lott Winston; ~. at't'etsu1l, 49,,
vile; j. a. Burroughs, AsheVllle, or' 'l,'.
DR.. G. r. Amber, Ashevl'ls' hssusi nv.
DR.. John H. Tucker, henderson, . i.Hauui
of Debate. pr 7. n Dickinsoi'' Wilsph,
Representatives to the American hleu l.,
Association, which meets IN Atlal,.lG ~
in June. Or, u. y. RoHster, ha'elsh'
and j. Howell Way WaSnesV'iie'
There arc now eighty OF the hilelS-SiN
counties organized, ana tho ,ll'lip h',
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unit RULE is
ADOPTED IN OHIO
Continued From First Page)

limited their efforts to avoiding either
Instructions or endorsement and max
ing sire OF the unit rule, under which
William r. Hearst will get no votes from
Ohio, although he has carried at least
three districts Hariand Cleveland. of
Cincinnati, cousin Of former President
Grover Cleveland, made the argument be-
fore the conventions in support of the unit
rule, to which John II. Clark ana others
vigorously objected
The convention was in continuous ses-
sion almost nine hours. and during the
las, three hours it was disordcrly. There
were several dramatic scenes. notably
when former Congressman John j Lentz
and Colonel william a. Taylor INDUCED
In personalities on the platform. and
later when Allen o. Myers and Mayor
Torn l.. johnson had heated argument
The delegates and altcrnates at large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
J0BBERs AND HARDWARE MEN
HOLD SEPARATE SESSIONS
(Ry Asscclated Press.N

ATLANTA. GA May 25.separnte and
executive sessions Of the Southern Job,
bcrs' Hardware Association and The
American Hardware Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION were held to-day. at which mat
.izatjons were discussed The report or
Secretary James I. Fernley, Of the Ma
.tional Association, shows that orgaaniEa-
ton to be in a healthy financial GondititoI ~.
Southern Association were the Hard
ware Jobber--tTis Worst Enemy, by y.
II. Weddington, of Charlotte, y. y,
what our Association Has Done For
Its Membership and What Is Yet to y, 80
Accomplished" by ]. .. Moore. OF BIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
MARION COLLEGE.
Many Interesting Features in the
Commencement Exercises.
tspec!al 10 The TIn1es. DIsnatch.l

!, fs spe to The Tin Dispatch,
m n week g, Marion College inerea .es in
continues faultless. ana large crowds from
the surrounding country lend tiieit pres
tsn enc and influence to happy 9ccaaion
That Ends Well" given BY the advanccd
students IN expression. WAS, indeed, 4
mos, happy presentations, The stage dec,
her part clererly. The cast Of characters
was as follows:
Go sfae & Resoi Miss Mf aye hfgS son
Iadv Macbeth 1890. Mics Josie Yancy.
juliet. ..,..............Atiss Mary Desmond.
Romeo. ............... Miss Mary killlnserr.
1sii sIss 1sa za l,rs90 c t5TT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Bees Ward,
ophelia. ............ Mlss Elizabeth ctyncr.
3. The play consists Of, two parts and be,
by tho choicest selections Of instrumental
and vocal music.
The sEs bu nE eS eosb Ct class
F she ing de p'i i! 81 thoSsRt and setiI2s
questions that have LONG, ,frenzied the
mind Of the Thare wera s1S
E li tn Goyncr. Aneta christine Brown,
Frances b. Yanoy. Clara Maiden Fiji.
Bell Brosius and Mary Hitter Rorsham.
After the readnE e ts d frSd4ang med
ais were awarded 70 Misses Edna Brown
and Bessie Keys, the first being. for, best
est attainlncnts in Rblo history.
A piano recital. given by Miss Eliza
beth Coyner, assisted by Misses I. Grace
Grace Coley. Josephine Copenham. Ro-
berta Ilillinger. Iris Porter. Mamie. Pat
terson. Josephine Young and Fame
Yancy. was, perhaps the most in II, est,
ing of all the exercises. The recital was
Under iin the direction of Miss Rilla Irene
Lee. who has so acceptably and efficiently
filed the position of instructor IN pla,,io
and voice for the past three wears IN 'i'c
college. .,l
presented by the class that IT'S perform
crs. enriched by fond and loving men, :
Dry. will forever inge. in the hearts Oh
a noble people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
MECKLENBURG.
County Committee Arranges TOR
Election Of State Delegates.

(srecial tt The 1'imes-D ispatcho
SCYDTON.l Va May 2S.-The Eono-
tic Executive Committee Of Mccklcn-
burg met here yesterday. The "a OF Juno
was seiectcd as the day for holding pre-
cinct meetings for elcetinE delegates TO
thu County Convention, which WIZ ne
held IN June 9Th to select delegates 70
The STATE, Convention. N1ecklenburg Is
entitled to seventeen delegates. The
County Electoral Board also met here
ves,crday and appointed judges of cleo
tjonffor tho fall election.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
THE VISIT TO RADFoRD.
The Legislative Committee Is
Rnuallv Entertained.
III tn rhe .I'imes-p ispatch.

(Specialsto The llmeS-plSphlcn.}
RADFORD, VA. May 2a.-'rle visit
.of tho Legislative Committee to Radford.
though late in being arranged passed
off without hitch, and was a sourc.
of qualification to all concerned. Radford
eaye the visitors cordial and hearty
welcome. and they expressed themselves
as greatly pleased with Radtord' ana
apprcciative OF their reception
Rndford offers to give any site the
committee might choose, fifteen thousand
dollars, free lights aud free water, The
committee was entirely non-committal.
OF course. but they were evidently I'm
pressed with the town and It's people
and the latter arc inclined 20 leei nope
full
'rhe legislative party arrived between
6 and Monday evening, and were met
at East Radford by the school children
of the city and committee composed
OF representative citizens. After view
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
GIVEN CORDIAL WELCOME
Committee on Normal School
Site Visits Harrisonburg.
fSpccial to The T'imes-Dispatcll.

01 Especial 70 The T1mes-DlspHtcIl.I -
HARRISONBURG, VA. May 27.-The
Joint committee from the Senate ana ana
House OF Delegates to investigate ING .
proposed locations for the new fen l..ls.
this evening from i2lkton The committee
we're met at the depot by de,egation OF
citizens from the Board OF Tinde !, a :, !,
were Immediately driven TO the Hotel
gentlemen witnessed an exhibition fire
drill by the local fire department the
visitors were dined at the Claren'&n and
later a reception was given In the assem-
INV hall, a number of actresses were
made nv members of the Board of Trade
ana several members OF the committee
responded. Captain James L. Avis, presl-
dent of the Board OF Trade, was master
M ceremonies. 5t4s ss Esitf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

and his exalted character as man. we
believe that Judge Alton Brooks Parker.
OF New York, hs the most available ana
acceptable candidate OF our party 'or
the presidency. and that the sen timent o.
the Democracy in this state Is favorapie
10 his nomination. The vote 81 ne A AN
barna delegation to the ST Louis conven-
5,ion shall Sc cast as unit. as may lie
decided by majorityy thereof, on al
questions submitted TO the convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Miss Frances M. Dickens,
Especial 10 The Wimes-pispatchl

lSDtNldl W 'AA''NN' 'AF'F'''
srr LOUIS. MO-, May % Miss Frances
At. Dickens OF Washington, who came
Ia ST. Louis several weeks ago seeking
health. died suddenly last evening q The
home OF her brother Mr Anhurt w,
pickens. Miss Dickens was walking from
one room to another when she was seized
with an attac. af hsaft failure, The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
TENNESSEE INSTRUCTS.
The Delegates Must Support
Judge Parker.
lBy Associnted Press.

NASHVILLE. TENN. May 25-Late
tonight after wild exciting scenes, the
Democratic State Convention adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. james
D. Frazier has been nominated to succeed
himself as Governor and platform In
structing delegates to the, National Con-
vention to vote for the nomination OF
Judge Alton 3. Parker, of New York. for
President and to vote unit OF, all cues
tions, has been adopted Further than
this the convention has not gone,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE
INVITED TO HAMPTON

(S'nnnInl 70 IN0 TTWeS-I3IN1NTFTIlT 49,
NEWPORT MEMS. VA, May 1.-The
rtirff,pp Cfnnttst Young Peoples Unions
have invited the State Convention OF the
union 10 meet there about the mldGle ol
tW-tOhe y eupoft Ne&s ~ .nrc,
selected and the date was June, Aewptort
News decided it could nor entertain ms
conVantian and Hampton WAS ilnu up,n.s
to do so, This neeessltNted the post
ponenent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Several Demonstrations.

The first demonstration of the conven-
tion was on the mention of Hearst 8
name. Then followed outbursts as the
names of other national and State lead
ers were mentioned by Mr.. Starr. There
was notable demonstration for Nc
Clellan as the speaker eulosized the
Mayor of New York at the close Of his
speech
The first test Of strength came on the
question of adopting minority report
from the Committee on Credentials seat
ing the radical delegates from Franklin
county. The minority report was defeat
ed 3o7 20-25 to $50 1916.
The Majority report of the Comma
tee on Credentials was then adopted
unanimously.
An attempt to amend the platform by
striking out the unit rule was defcs "a,
yeas, 3o7 1918; nays, 39l 1915.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Underwater GIVEN RIGHTS
THROUGH ROANOKE STREETS
(s,ec,,l.to ,rhe ,rIues-pisr a tch.

(snecinl to rrhe rtmes-pisratch
ROANOKE. VA, May 2.-The Council
Committee on Streets and Ordinances to-
night adopted the ordinance giving the
right Of way through and over the streets
of the city to the Underwater Railroad, la1e
Norfolk and Western was opposed, and
objected to the ordinance without avail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

M. ariorv HAMPTON York city writes;
peruna fine medicine to take any season or me year
Taken ~ ne snrinp the system and acts as tonic
more than vacation In the falan winter
Ihaye found that caarr and also nd that
is inyavabe keep bowels regular acfng as genre
uant on the system fact consider Il Whoe neofcine
chest'-A AtariOr} HAMPTON. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
tot,seI<eepers

know the advantages pf having always
lon hand 4 perfect cream for eanerai
househoId purposes, Rordsns feerieas
brand Eyaporated Cream Is sppeflor %
faw cream ana heing preserved and steTl
lied lleons for an indehpita nerion ~. ~
II for ccffen tea, cocoa and all shonssA0'u
,pssssT sslaa rasi,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
.YAZOO CITY is NOW
REDUCED TO ASHES
Continued From First Page.>

Continued From First Page.1
burned are the Yazoo County Court
house, and the Kicks Memorial Library.
Both were in the path of the fire, but TOT
some reason escaped.
According to advices received to-n,sn nj,
the banks succeeded in saving their money
and securities. the vaults OF lhe 5pam ms
in which they We're locked, pe pen, IT, ~.
nrcof. The government funds in the post
office we're saved in a like manner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Huff Says if He Committed
Crime He Was Drunk.

(Specal 70 The Times-lDlsrnrcHJ :,
RALEIGH, N. c.. May 2o.-,Georgc u
day from Fuquay Springs, charged with
criminal assault on Mrs. Charles Jones
The crime was committed last night n
the absence of the woman's husband
fluff says if he made such an attempt t
was while he was so drunk that, he did
not know what he was doing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Raleigh Commandments.

(Special to The Times-Dispatch:l
RALEIGH. y. g: May eo.-Diplomas
the Agricultural and Mechanical College
to-day--four. agriculture: three. civil engI-
noering; nine. electrical engineering;
twelve, mechanical engineering: five. tex
Tile industry: one, industrial chemistry,
one. master of agriculture.
Thirteen Young ladies received diplomas
at the graduating exercises of Peace IN
stitute The commencement address was
by DR.. Alfred Moment of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Platform as Adopted.

The platform is devoted mainly to State
issues, RELOCATING purely national ques-
tions to the national convention. The
Chic delegation is directed to cast the
entire forty-siX votes in the national con-
vent!on as tho majority OF those present
and voting shall abide when such ma
jority shall determine the course adj
visable.
Platform contains plank favoring
two cent street railway fare, and one
State issue Offers the people relief
from tho political trust which has long
controlled every department Of tho State
government. Its owners have grown ar
rogant, reckless and corrupt; secure, they
think, in the union OF predatory forces
against the people, who are not organized
In their own defense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26

Senator'S Morgan and F"ttNs Wtrc DIGS
en-, and occupied seats on the platform.
Each delivered a short address Sena-
tor Pettus declared that il vas the line
for work and not for spcech-makinG
senator Morgan spoke Of the conscrva-
tive spirit now prevailing in The Demo
cratic party, and predicted that with tho
nomination OF man Oh whom the party
could unite a sweeping victory would be
won In November.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
T All Favor Parker.

It seemed to be the Overwhelming sent !
,nent Of the delegates that the vote Of
Alabama should he,cast for Judge Farkcr
or the four delegates Mt large. all favor
Judge Parker. ard of tho eighteen DIS
,rict delegates .cn are for the Ne" YORK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-26
Platform Adopted.

Richmond Pearson Hobson, who fol
the first time made his appearance II
state convention, was wildly cheeret
by the delegates.
The solcnt features OF the Platform
which was adopted unanimously, iol'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-06

they kept his baggage on leaving for
the north. 1t seems that the board
ing house people, among whom were
two attractive sisters of the propri-
etor, promised to send the grips to
the station when he left In time to
catch the train. They never came.
The st. Louis police have now been
instructed to find the boarding house,
and especially the baggage, Of sad
der and wiser Michigander. ["
When the young man returned to
Baraga he found that the above arti-
Gle had been published in one or two
outside papers, with his own name
substituted as the victim, and he is
now thinking.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-08-06
Teachers Examination.

A regular examination OF appli.
cants for teachers certificates will
be held at the Court House, L'Anse,
Mich, Thursday and Friday, August
ii and IL, 1904, beginning each
morning promptly at 9 o'clock.
An examination for admission to
the State Agricultural College will
will also be held at the same time
and place.
The examinations in reading for
the year beginning July l, 1904, will
be based upon the following selec.
tions.
August, 1904, "Act III, Julius Ce.
sar, Shakespeare.
October, 1904, "Thanatopsis, >
March, 1905, "Elegy in Country
Churchyard, Gray.
June, 1905, lode to a Skylark, y
Shelley.
August, 1905, prisoner of Chill
Ion. Byron.
October, 1905, "Oration at the
Laying of the Corner Stone of Bun
ker Hill Monument" Webster.
EIGHTH GRADE.
May, 1905, Barefoot Bay, Whit
tier.
Nj. J. McKANNA,
30-7-t2 Co. Sch. Commissioner.