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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-13
PERRY.

Marion, April 12-(special. )-The un-of- ficial returns for Perry County shows the following nominated:
 l. B. Shivers, Judge of Probate.
 E. NJ. Blackburn, Coroner.
 c. E. King. Tax Collector.
 c. L. Barker, Treasurer.
 K. c. Hoover. County Superintendent of Education.
 J. R. N. Nichols Commissioner First District.
 c. w. Ivey Committeeman for the Southwestern Chancery Division.
 The nomination of Circuit Clerk and Tax Assessor swings on one beat out of sixteen.
 Reports show R. H. Evans reelected for Clerk and Howell as Assessor over Harris and Givhan, respectively. A contest will be instituted in two beats, Radfords and Scotts, 1t matters not how the tide turns. The charges in Radfords is falling to count the votes until Tuesday; In Scotts men are alleged to have been allowed to vote who were ineligible.
 Conner carries the county by big majori- ty. Fowlkcs loses only 1S5 votes in the county for solicitor. There was no con test for the State delegation, but the supposition is they are for Hearst.
 Uniontown. April 12.-(Special. )-Full returns cannot be obtained before Thurs day. Conner has carried the county by a good majority. Shivers is nominated for Probate Judge Baker for Treasure. C. E. King for Collector and Howell for Asses sor.
 Fowlkes carried the county for Solicitor, John Moore has no opposition for Circuit Judge and Oscar Underwood no opposI- ton for Congress.
 The vote of this box for the Supreme Judges:
 Mcclellan, S1; Anderson. 113; Callahan z; Denson. 36; Dowdell. 5S; Haralson, 64 Kelly. 16; sayre, 6s; Selheimer fl; Simp- son, S4; Thorington, 92; Tyson, 9
 For Railroad Commissioner--Comer, 94 Kolb, 4; Smith, 22
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EXPECTED SEA FIGHT
RIG BATTLE MAY NOW BE RAa-
 ING.
Heavy Firing Heard Between chetoo and Port Arthur, and the Long watched for Engage
 ment is Reported. se

Chefoo, April 12.-Q1 a. m.)-A cores pondent of the Associated Press a' tene Chow forty miles northwest of here' teiegraphs as follows:
 "Sounds of very heavy firing were heard st 6:30 this (wednesday) morning The firing evidently was being done between here and Port Arthur. It is believed al Teng Chow that the long expected sea light among the Miaotao Islands nas .aken place.
 The Japanese battleship Asahi, flying an sdrnfrars flag, was seen of Chefoo yes erdav going west and there is no doubt hat the remainder of the Japanese neet was in the vicinity of Port Arthur. The Russian feet also was seen outside For' Arthur yesterday.
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TkLLApEoA.

Talladega, April t2.-(Special. .)-The fol- lowing are the officers nominated in Tal- ladega County: J. E. Camp. Probate Judge; M. H. Evins. Circuit Clerk; J. A. Woodward, Tax Collector; D. M. Mallory Tax Assessor: s. H. Henderson. Treasu- Ter; T. F. Elliott, Commissioner Second District; W. B. Campbell, Commissioner Fourth District: R. Hine. Coroner; Alex M. Garber. Solicitor City Court.
 The following is the vote for Judges of the Supreme Court. with six precincts to hear from officially: Anderson. 5so; Callahan, 242; Denson. ez7; Dowdell. 5sO; Haralson, s72: Kelly. 7s4: sayre. s4s; Sell heimer, 127; Simpson. 645; Thorington. a7; Tyson. 616.
 E. M. Dwin leads in the race for Chancellor of the Northeastern Division. with Whitesides second. ! For President of the Railroad Commis- sion. Conner has S75; Smith. 265; Captain Kolb received light vote. Corners prurali- ty in county will be about zoo.
 The following are the delegates to the State Convention. Cecil Browne, J. K. Dixon, c. A. Hill. c. A. Joiner, e. T. McElderry. J. W. Oder. W. I. Phillips, c. c. whitson, J. H. Wilson and P. 8. Williams.
 About 1.50o votes were cast.
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about 300. though Corners committees claim 1t will be less when all returns are canvassed. Kolb got small vote in the nine city wards and twenty county pre- cincts canvassed. Conner is f4s votes be- hind Smith.
 The delegates to the State Convention from Mobile follow: Richard V. Taylor. A. s. Lyons, Charles E. Mclean, F. O. Hoffman. DIR. Burgess, Harvey E. Jones. Jules A. Afford, Richard H. Clarke, Joel w. Goldsby. P. J. Lyons. Francis J. Inge. Max Hamburger, James H. Webb. E. B. Kirkbride. Cary W. Butt. Harry T. Inge. John H. McAndrew.
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wAsHrNaToN.

st. Stephens. April 12--(special)-of- ficial returns from seventeen of the twen- ty-three precincts give the following.
 Probate Judge-Long. 3S1; Rawls, 214.
 Circuit Clerk-Turner. PA; Coats. 2e. Assessor-Smith, s36: Warrick, 1S6.
 Coilector-Pugh, 2S7; Cozey, 222. sTreasurer-Brown, f; Gordy, s2; Harris, 205; McLemore. 157.
 Superintendent of Education-Blunt. 17o; Kimbrough. 101. County Commissioner-McRae. 246; Lou is, Il; orse. IA: Night. 265; Loper. 2ss.
 Circuit Judge-Anderson. 262; Brown, 1892
 Circuit Solicitor-Grenade, 3h; Stone. 7I; Kimbrough. 50.
 Supreme Judge-Kelly leads.
 The county will go for John V. Smith by 250 over Conner. The six small pre- cincts to hear from will not change tho returns materially.
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REVIEWED HORSE GUARDS.
czar Appeared Worn at Annual Re-
 view of Regiment.

view of Regiment.
 St. Petersburg, April 12.-(7:45 p. m.)- In accordance with his annual custom, :he Emperor this afternoon reviewed the Empress Horse Guards. the crack caval- rv regiment of the empire, in their rid ing school on the Horse Guard. bouie" yard. the occasion being the celebration of the feast of the regiments patron saint
 Before an embowered stand occupied by the imperial party including the Elm press and the highest ladies Of the court the Emperor in the Guards uniform, re viewed the splendid troopers in whlte tunics and burnished cuirasses and hel- nets. Those present remarked that the Emperor did not look as well as usual. His voice when he congratulated the regi- ment lacked its accustomed ring
 The review concluded with the pictu- rescue ceremony of saluting the colors. which occurred outside in full view or thousands of spectators. The troopers formed a hollow square, with saores at the salute and the band played tne national anthem. while the standaras were paraded before his majesty the crowds reverently doffing their hats. The troopers then proceeded to the refectory where the Emperor tasted their soup
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For Judge of Third Judicial Circuit

For Judge of Third Judicial Circuit Evans, 56S. For Solicitor of the Third Judicial Cir cuit-Tom s. Frazer. 2lz; c. A. L. sam ford, 401.
 For Chancellor of Southeastern Chan cery Division-wm. l.. Parks 51s.
 For Judge of Probate-Benton, cor. For Clerk of Circuit Court-Perry, 5ss.
 For Tax Coiiccfor-Burt, 2s7: Dudley. 121; Pitts. 300. For Tax Assessor-Vann, 5s5.
 For Treasurer-Martin, s5S: Pitts. 1x7; lWiggins. 150
 For Superintendent of Education-- Broughton, 20; Pollard. 363.
 For Commissioner 1st District-Foster. 1so; Jenries. g; Knowles. i22; Nuckoils. .2l !, For Commissioner 4tn District--Mon- roe A. Bush, =: I. c. Evans, 42
 For Coroner-L. J. Lewis, A.
 For Delegate to the State Convention -one from each Beat-E. P. Coulter, w. F. Rutledge, W. B.. Norris. A. J. Smith, H. P. Dickinson, E. s. Rutherford, J. E. Henry, P. B. Patterson. pr. T. A. John son, E. W. Thompson.
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MADISON.

Huntsville. April 12.-(Special. )-Later returns today of the vote cast in MaG.- son and limestone counties show that James H. Ballentine has won the Demo- cratic nomination for Judge of the Six tcenth Circuit by a plurality of ii votes The vote, excluding MadiS Cross Roads box of this county is as fol- lows: Betts 1911. Ballentine LAT. Speake 1446. The one remaining box, it is said, will give Betts 50, Ballentine IA. Speake l. hut this cannot be verified. The Lime stone County vote was: Betts. 1.22, Bal lentine 558 Speake 634. Earle Pettus was nominated for Solicitor by majority of five or six hundred.
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MONROE

Monroeville, April 12,-(Special.) )--Re- turns from county precincts are coming in slowly. with meager details as to the vote for State offices. Anderson, Tyson. Haralson, Simpson, Dowdell and Thoring- ton lead for Associate Justices.
 Conner has probably carried the county for President of the Railroad Commis- sion. Lacl1land for Circuit Judge, and McCorvey for Solicitor.
 The race is close for Probate Judge among Kettles, Russell and Slaughter.
 Coxwell has probably defeated Elm mons for Clerk and Mims goes in for Treasurer. Rowles and Davis will run it over in the second primary for Asses sor as also will be the case with Smith and Marshall for Collector.
 The election passed off quietly and with out unusual incident.
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drank their health, and distributed a gratuity of 1.50 each to the non-commis- stoned officers and 50 cents to the troop CTS.
 Later the colonel and other officers of the regiment were banqueted in the winter palace.
 Detachments of each of the guard regiments yesterday at. the winter palace conveyed Easter greetings to the Elm peror and Empress. The Emperor kiss ed each of the guardsmen thrice. the Elm press giving her hand to be kissed and presenting each guardsman with deco rated china egg. The servants of the palace were similarly honored.
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa, April Especial )--The streets of Tuscaloosa have been well filled today with enthusiastic men who are watching with much interest the bulletin boards, where the county and district returns are being posted So extremely exciting has been the Con- gressional race that other candidates have stood little showing. On account of Hon. Daniel Collier being a very pop ular citizen of this county 1t has been possible to secure his vote. which has overshadowed Judge Sprott's. All beats have been heard from in this county and Bankhead has a majority of 591. MT. Golfers majority shows up hand
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MOBILE

Mobile April 12.-(Special)- Winners in the primary for county officers are: Phe- Ian B. Dorian, Tax Collector; E. D. Lau- rendine, Assessor: George E. Stone, Treasurer; John Simmons, Revenue and Road Commissioner second district; Frank P. Andrews, Revenue and Road Commis- sioner, third distract.
 For Judge of the Circuit Court, Samuel B. Browne, in the nine <city boxes and twezay county precincts already heard from. leads Judge Anderson by S5S.. and this lead will be increased.
 Baldwin gives Anderson about 200 ma jority and Washington about 125 This assures the election of Brown.
 The county is conceded to Smith over Conner for Railroad Commissioner by
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FIFTY LAPS KILLED.
Sharpshooters Surprise Detachmt
 of Scnufs Near Win

Sharpshooters Surprise Detachment of Scouts Near Wiju.
 St. Petersburg, April 12.-General Ku- ropatkin, in a dispatch to the Emperor. bearing today's date. says that General Krasnalinski on the night of April 8, or- dered detachment of sharpshooterg to cross to the left bank of the Yalu oppo- site Wiju.
 The sharpshooters landed on the island of Samalind and surprised a patrol of fifty Japanese scouts just as the latter were approaching the east side of the is- iand in three boats. The Russians al- lowed the Japanese to land and then fired on them. Nearly every Japanese was shot, bayoneted or drowned and their boats sunk The Russians sustained no losses,
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MONTGOMERY THEATRE. Friday Night.
 Marie Cahill.
In Nancy Brown.

An important engagement of the local theatrical season will be Miss Marie Cahill in the musical comedy success, Nancy Brown" which comes to the Montgomery Theatre Friday night. Miss Marie Cahill, in Nancy Brown" crowds every theatre In which she appears. For new star, her success is phenomenal Seat sale opens this morning o'clock.
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SHELBY.

Columbiana. April 12.-(Speciai )--For Probate Judge. E.. s. Lyman received about 300 votes and D. R. McMilIian about $50.
 The following were nominated:
 Milner for Clerk; Faulkner for Tax Assessor; Adams for Tax Collector;s Les ter for Treasurer; Farrell for Superin- fendent of Education; Riddle for Com missioner, first district; Wyatt for Com- missioner third district; Milstead for Coroner.
 The vote for State officers in the coun- ty is not known. Indications are that Conner carried the county over Smith by 200 or 300 majority. and that Anderson. Denson, HaraIson, Kelly. Dowdeil and Tyson carried the county. Bowie. for Congress. Pelham for Judge. and Burr for Solicitor, had no oposition. White side is ahead for Chancellor.
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TAILApoosA.

Dadeville, April 1e.-(special,)-It is i'm possible to get complete returns as to Associate Justices, as the official count win not be made until tomorrow. Den son, Dowdell, Kelly, Tyson and Calia- han seem to be leading, while Anderson and Thorington have received a good vote.
 Heflin received a majority over all other candidates for Congress. Bowling carried the county for Solicitor by a small majority and Buiger for CircIit Judge. Conner has . majority. For Chancellor, Gillian received 10ss and Oliver LILO.
 Sowell is slightly in the lead for Pro bate Judge and will have to run a sec. ond race with Harlan. Porter leads foi Tax Collector, and Oliver for Superin. tendent of Education. W. H. Green is nominated for Tax Assessor and J. L. Reeves. for Circuit Clerk.
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Pickett Springs Casino. April 14th,

Mrs. W. B. Frazier of Auburn.
 In her character sketches and negro dialect readings. Among those that will be given are the following: Aunt Ta- bor at the Uproar." "The Mighty Mo bile." '"rhe Death of My Granny" Half Black Monin'," "The Peanny Jewet," Isis Hennie and one lone tater." "A Runaway Match" etc. At 8 o'clock Ad- mission 26 cents. St adv.
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wAIYER.

Jasper. April 12-(special.l l--Returns from all precincts In Walker give Hob son 30 majority over Bankhead.
 The race for Railroad Commissioner is close between Smith and Conner and will take the ofiiciai count to decide it.
 Anderson. Callahan. Dowdeii, Haral- son, Simpson and Tyson received a good vote for the Supreme Court. but no defi- nite figures are at hand
 Lacy for Judge and Blanton for Solici- tor of the fourteenth circuit, are nomi- mated. Shepherd for Probate Judge, Richardson for Tax Collector, Long for Circuit Court Clerk, and Morrow for Treasurer are nominated.
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OLNEYITES SUCCESSFUL HEARST MEN sfowED UNDER
 IN MASSACHUSETTS. Delegates to the State Convention to the Number of 40i are for
 olney, While Only 16o are
 for New York Editor.

Boston, April 1s.-The supporters of Richard oIney of Boston as candidate for the Presidential nomination of the Demo- cratic party obtained a long lead In the primaries over the friends of William R. Hearst.
 Returns from 11T cities and towns out of 353 indicate that 4s1 delegates to the State convention were either instructed or have expressed preference for Mir, olney. while iso are Hearst men. These figures include the city of Boston, which elected 2Sb olney men out Of a delegation of 23s.
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MARENGO.

Demopolis April 12.-(SpeoIal)-Up to this hour sufficient news has not been re- ceived to tell how the county went for circuit and State officers. It is known that John c. Anderson got the entire vote of the county for Associate Justice, also that Conner carried the county for President of the Railroad Commission. O. l.. Gray wins for solicitor.
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TO INSTRUCT FOR PARKER.

McCarren Announces that Kings VIII Sc
 Vote.
 New York. April 12-The delegates of Kings to the State Democratic convention held a caucus tonight At it's conclusion Senator McCarren said:
 well, we have made President The caucus adopted the unit rule and passed resolutions declaring in favor of an instructed delegation for Judge Parker to the National convention at St. Louis. There was no balloting, and Senator Accarren said he would cast the vote of the 59 del- egates present for Parker In the State con. ventiou.
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xTa.r.t wind a vIctorv.

New Haven Conn. April ia.--The Demo cratic primaries held for the purpose oi electing delegates to the city convention which in turn will chose delegates to the state convention were held to-day. I've tickets figured, and were styled Hearst and "Anti- Trust" The former carried fif- teen wards and supporters of Hearst claim A6 of the q delegates.
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RnsSEI,T,

Scale. April 12-(speciaI.)-The follow ing is the official vote of Russell Coun- ty:
 For Chief Justice-McClellan. S11.
 For Assocaite Justices-Anderson 26s; Callahan, 102; Denson, 531: Dowdell ASA; Haralson. 25S; Kelly. 2es: Sayre. 369: Sell heimer, 27l; Simpson, 262; Thorington, 344.
 For Supernumerary Judge-Alston. 46S.
 For President of Railroad Commission Conner. 371: Compton, 5; Kolb, 5; Smith. 253.
 For Congress-Clayton, 5S1
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NOTICE D. A. R

The meeting of the Peter Forney Chap ter. D. A. R., will be held at the home of Mrs. w. H. Hubbard, 1045 South Perry Street, this afternoon at o'clock.
 By order of the vice-Regent. Mrs. Frank P. Glass.
 Mrs. F. M. Billing, Secretary.
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llJct11en and Society .
BY MRS. J. M. DE coTTEs.

bert. on the evening of Wednesday. the twenty-seventh of April. at half after eight o'clock, Methodist Episcopal Church. South. Demopolis, Ala"
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CANAL PAYMENT PLANS.
Money will Be Turned Over Last of
 This Month,

Washington. April 12-secretary Shaw discussed with the President and other members of the cabinet today the plans for the canal payments It will be necessary it is believed now, that these will have to be made the latter part of this month. The Treasury Department is prepared to turn over the cash to both the Panama Canal Company and the Republic of Panama as soon as the legal technicalities have been complied with.
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Carpetbaggers at a Discount.

From the Newark (N. J.) News.
 This report that Porto Rican officials are on the eve of bouncing a whole lot of ''Americans'' from office leads one to sus- pect that assimilation down that way, how ever benevolent. has hardly been as thorough as many of the most devoted of our carpet baggers could wish.
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Mrs. Mary Devant, of Gulfport, Miss. spent yesterday, the guest of Mrs. Hugh Bowling, on Mildred Street. Mrs. Devant was en route from Montevallo to her home in Gulfport
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somely at i,oio. No count has been made of the Railroad Commission race. but Comer's majority will likely reach bVv, while John !. Altman will win by a good majority for Chancellor of the Northwestern Chancsry Division.
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GREENE.

Eutaw, April 12.--(special.)-Th vote in Greene is: Hobson, 149; Bankhead. 35S. It is said that Bankhead is nominated by sS1 majority.
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MEETING OF THE TINTAaIL.
HERBERT-REMBERT

The following invitation has been re- ceived in Montgomery: ..o
 "Mrs. George Gaines Lyon requests .ne honor of your presence at the marriage of her granddaughter, Miss Rosa Lyon Rennbsrt. to Mr. William Frazier Her
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COMER'S PLURALITY
Continued from Page Three.)

Judge will get 15O majority over Bright man. and Bricken will carry the county by about 200 majority. Nothing can be learned about the Supreme Court Judges until the official count.
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Miss Carrie Hammond, of Montgom- cry, arrived today from Cincinnati and Is the guest of Mrs. John c. Henley Birmingham Ledger.
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mrs, Rosa Stowe and Miss Kate Lips come of openka. are the guests of Mrs. R. A. Ashley at her home on Clayton Street. They came to see Joe Jefferson in "Rip Van winlkle." last night.
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Miss Hattie Pearce of New Orleans is visiting Miss May Shepard at her home 107 Virginia Avenue.
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NOTICE FOURTH WARD GUILD

There will be special called meeting Of the members of the Fourth Ward Guild of the Y. W. c. A. this afternoon al o'clock at the home of the Presi- dent, Mrs. J. D. Cody.
 By order of thei President.
 Mrs. J. D. Cody. Miss Jamie Lou Reeves, Secretary.
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NorInE Y. Wi. b. A. BoARp.

The board of the Y. W. c. A. will meet this morning at Il o'clock at the home of the President, Mrs. J. Walter Black. at He South Court Street.
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AZ AVENUE DHN1E EI CHURCH.

AVENUE ChoSS At Dexter Avenue Methodist Church last night there was held an informal conrregational reception. The man au- ditorfum and the Sunday Schooi room were thrown into one large apartment ana wac beautifully decorated with smi- iax. palms and potted towering plants and vases and jardeniers filled with roses and ferns.
 A delightful musical program was rem dered by the choir and pr. Snoan, the pastor. made short talk along the nne of good fellowship and of cordial greet ing. g-
 Delicious ices and cakes were served in inc nrinary room. by the young ladies of the congregation.
 Among the ladies prominent in arranging for the reception were Mrs. Judge Car michael and Mrs. M. M. Sweatt of the Reception Committee; Mrs. J. B. Duskin. Chairman of the Refreshment Commit tee: Mrs. Anna Braswell, Chairman or the Decoration Committee and Mrs. F: J. Minderhout, Director of the Musical Program.
 MEETING OF THE TINTAGIL.
 At the meeting of the Tintagii yester- day with Mrs F. s. Persons the follow ing was the interesting program: =,
 A paper-"Scottfsh Romantic Poetry Miss Carolyn Haralson.
 A Talk-"The Burgher Poet" Miss ol- i've Pierce.
 Reading-"The Seasons" Miss Jean Craik. -
 Paper-'Thomas Campbell" Miss Fannie Mathews Mary Greene.
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