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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
MARCUS AURELlUS.
a Stole Who Was Called the Most
Christian of Paeans.


Marcus Aurelius, who has been
called the 'ilower of stoicism" and
the "most Christian of pagans," was
born i'll Rome early in the year 12l
A. d. lie was brought up by his
grandfather and in 13T, at the re-
quest of the Emperor Hadrian, was
adopted by Marcus Titus Antoninus
Plus, who was heir to the throne.
He became Caesar in 139 y. D.
About l4G he married Faustina, the
beautiful sister of Lucius Ecrus,
who was Caesar with him.
Marcus became emperor along
with Eerus in l60 and sole emperor
on the lntter's death in 16S. lie
died Of illness brought on by cx-
posure ina campaign OH March IL.
$50 \. ID. AS he was the best nlal
of his time, she was the worst wo-
man. Her son. Commodus. followed
in her steps, not in his fathers.
This empcror-philosophcr regard
ed himself as being, III fact, the serv-
ant of all. 1t was his duty, he be-
lievcd, to confront every peril i'll his
own person, TO be foremost in the
hardships of war, most deeply i'm
mcrsed in the arts of peace.
lie practiccd what he preached.
He was one Of those who held that
nothing should be done hastily and
that few crimes were worse than the
waste Of time.
His cancellations" were composed
only for his own eye and were lot
ted down as he found time. The first
book was written while he was actu-
ally i'll the field fighting the QUAD
German tribe.
From an early age he had been q
stole, but instead of becoming cylic-
al and careless he softencd stoicisn7
toward others, though not toward
himself. He learned to work hard
to deny himself, never to listen tc
slander, to endure misfortune, to be
grave without affectation, "not fire.
quently to say to any one or tc
write in letter that have no lei
sure" or continually to excuse the
neglect Of ordinary duties by alleg.
ing urgent occupation.
Marcus Aurclius was the best
pagan that ever lived.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
Har Parants.

The mother of young girl re-
Gently secured a divorce from her
husband and married another man,
the terms Of the decree providing
that the daughter spend half her
time with her father, whe had also
remarked, and half with her moth
er. Meeting a friend of her family
after returning from visit to one
Of her remarked parents, the little
girl vas asked Chow she spent her
time nowadays"
"Well," she replied, 'T spend q
month visiting nv father and my
mother. Then the next month /
go on visit to my mother and my
father" "-Harper's Weekly.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
Swallows Attack a Cat.

On the top of q disused chimney
IN his back premises man in Maid
stone. England, observed c huge cat
endeavoring to reach a swellows'
nest built under projecting course
OF brickwork. The parent birds few
around the cat, endeavoring to drive
it away. Not being able to do so,
they disappeared, returning in few
moments with nine other swallows.
These in compact body charged
the cat with such force as to almost
dislodge it, and it hurriedly de-
scended to place of safety.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
: The Columbia State reviews the

- The Columbia State reviews the
Simmer records since they began to
Oh kept in 1897 and draws the con-
olusion that this summer so far has
been the mildest during that time.
- Either you get laughed at for
marrying girl or people pity her.
B. A girl is awful clever to be re-
arranging her garter and make you
think she is tying her shoe.
81 - You'll never get close to God by
20 aiming away from your neighbor.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31

- There is no tins in life when op-
portunity, the chance to be and to do,
gathers SO richly about the soui as
when it has to suffer. Then every
thing depends on whether the man
turns to the lower or the higher helps.
If he resorts to mere expedients and
tricks, the opportunity is lost. He
comes OUT no richer or greater nay,
he comes out harder, poorer and Amall.
er for his pain. But If he turns to-
God, the honr Of suffering is tho urn
ing point of his life. Philip Brooks.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
TRUTH.
ssTruth From the Devil, orSTrue Value Of
Life,'9
St. Louis Republic.

Worio. The mere success which is
earthly, or the development of the
mental faculties, or the astonishing
achievements Of man, are q wonder
But they do not compare with the
possibilities of his sainthood, and his
true character as man of God. The
mere possibility of earthly advance.
ment, is but type of what is possible
on moral and spiritual lines. The
transformation Of the wild grape, wild
apple, wild flower into the finest fruit
and most costly flower is picture of
the Transforming power of the grace
OF God. A bar of iron in native state is
worth 50, when converted into horse
shoes is worth s12; made into needles,
$3.50; into penknife blades, $4,000,
and into balance springs for watches,
$3.50, ,O00 But who ca estimate the
value OF that life absolutely commit
ted to the divine workmanship, in
character and in service for his age?
The very brevity and preeent limi-
tations of life are an argument for its
value. We have but one life and a
short, heeting one at that. In it is
wrapped up all our possibilities, our
privileges, our preparation. It is like
the. youth who finds his time for life 8
preparation brief, one if missed then
is missed forever.
Life is our opportunity, the great
ness of which is determind by the
greatness Of the prize which is to be
won or lost. If there be a season to
obtain the salvation of the soul and in
which to glorify God, it will be as
superior to every other opportunity as
the salvation of the soul itself sur
passes every secular claim. The gos-
pei is sovereign and an only remedy;
offers blessings answerable to all our
wants, but they are attainable only in
life. Now is the acceptable time; now
is the day Of salvation. Although
fortunate enough to secure forgiveness
late in life, there is the inestimable
loss of what we might have been
through the grace of God. The
chances are always against him who is
dillydallying concerning the great
question of salvation.
What consumate folly to let any
thing get in between US and this great
boon. To consider what others s:.y,
OF 'hink or do what we may material
ly gain or lose. Cheap indeed is the
price for which we are exchanging
life's greatest blessings and possibili-
ties-mere temporal and personal
trifies are the pitiable sum. We once
knew an old man who died of broken
heart because he had sold a most valu-
able piece Of mining property for a
trife, to the profit Of another, but
what is that to selling too cheap the
glorious and unspeakable possibilities
of life as weighed in the balance of
eternity? Here is the secret of hell's
remorse. This will be the chief in
gredient Of eternal woe.''
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
The Tibet Roof show.

It's q very slow, tiresome drama,
frequent waits and bitches, that is
going on this summer in the roof
garden Of the world. The only re-
deeming feature about it is that it
will probably end happily for both
British and Tibetans about the time
the tragedy that is playing in the
neighboring house mas come to its
finish. Boston Transcript,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
Berry place, Varennes, 874 acres.

Berry place, Varennes, 974 acres.
437 acres, Pendleton township, ten
ant houses and dwelling.
14j acres, Evergreen place, Savap
nah township.
$50 acres in Savannah to1nshir,,
we'll timbered, no improvements.
600 acres in Hopewell township.
13O acres in Broadway townshir>,
improved.
23O acres in Fork township, Oh Sen-
eca River, good dwellings, &c.
800 acres in Anderson County, eu
Savannah River.
96 acres in Lowndesville township
Abbeville County.
81 acres in Corner township.
IS acres in Oconee County.
IS acres in Pickens County.
l52 acres in Rock Mills township.
on Seneca River, 2 dwellings,.
200 acres in Fork township.
Sc acres in Macon Co., N. c., 80
miles above Walhalla, on road to.
Highlands.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
Unreasonable.

''You said," asserted the irate Gus
toner, "that this tonic would make
hair grow"
"I did," admitted the clerk.
The customer removed his hat
and showed a head as smooth as a
billiard ball.
tive been using that tonic for
three MONTHS" he said.
ooh, that's alt right" answered
the clerk promptly. "You have no
hair to grow. IF you had, the tonic
would work all right. What more
can you expect 2"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
Weaving tho Web Of Fancy.

'He says that watch is an heir
loom in his family" observes the in
innate acquaintance to the bosom
friend.
@Heirloom7 Why. I saw him buy
the thing q little while ago." re-
marks the bosom friend.
but he tells the most interesting
stories Of how it has been handed
down from sire to son fos years and
years." 10 - ~
ssHe does2 An heirloom, eh? It's
q hot air loom. ''.a Chicago Tribune.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
FuR1AN UNIVERSITY esgE"xhg eswa xs5! s,!:,, ..,

~. - 1A'' w.
D'ADi''140'"
o ext session begins Sept For apply
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1904-08-31
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

We offer for sale the following desirable property
ated in this and surrounding Counties Nearly all of
places have good them For full particu
ulars as to terms, location &C., call at my Office.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
wAa, Wo.e. o.-s cs.Ia.r Ws.s.

While we may plck and Choose and
d. exactly a. We please slIOut OaT
clothes. there have been In times gone
By. IN many countries and even la our
own. What were sROwn a. 'sumptuary
laws" These laws regulated expeiSsii
turr for dress. Coz ornament. fOr fOod
or for whatever refreshments you
might give cvmpany when they came
% take teo.
Among the arsi VI these s,Imptnary
laws vas Otss made In hsnSe In 2iS u.
q. and called the ''Opplan law." 10 de-
clared that RO woman should possess
mOrw than half M ounce % gold. Wear
q dress u different colors az ride IN a
vehicle la the city OE within . mile u
Il except on OecaslOns 81 Vublic rrsI-
ElOus ccremOhI=s This laU lasted only
twenty yearA
Italy aud FraRse are the countries
where most % these laws have been
passed. and some % them read veFy
strangely In l5sO. In Italy, NJ woman
was allowed % wear = dress with a.
uFes painted On n: she cOuld only have
them embroidered And In l3ss. IN The
same country. neither dark Ereen RoI
black drsss~s were allowed 20 b. wOru
IN the tn0rulng St Nicholaa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
Resignation Of
Mayer Weed

ceC 5000 ooocooooocoo
1RHE principal topic of interest
ou tl, street. Tuesday Wa
II trr resignation % Mayor ;.
4. Wuod. which va placed
.riurr th, coun,.l Monda, night and
accepted Tu, korulnr of th, resir.
uttIuu 90. 90 tuIIuV-
rL.. rr,.-....rt lul ", unI-.r. Is.iauI ,lts
t.trr,... o. iHui. 20.
Gt>uIHTN u,r,witI tender
ms resignation ZEE maNur of the ,.t'
ui p,Ilrl. the am, 10 take elect
immediately upon a. acceptance.
u b. Tor bu-ins-- alone that ) ten
d,r 10, resignation and tru-t that
,b,r, v.H boz nU d,Ia, 10 acting
thereon. Respectfully.
a Wppp. MdguT
a reporter .alru ~ Sir W"Si
Tu,-da, ami s-s,u MN TOT al ~.
PLANTATION. %, replied that be had
nothing further @" -ty
licfor. ti- rec ,iI"u. q month AGO.
SIR Noud -tst'd that be- Nould not
accept reelection unle-. .slsrN
"a provided py council. To the re-.
porter Ar. Wuud .tated that thi- va
one consideration. Jut that b. b.
.icvco the council would have pro
yidcd fer a salry bad be insisted on u
''ytOre the elc,tiun.
Mr. Wo0d ha- Iu-t bccn appointed
trustee Of the Dvl.and -,hOol. The
duties Of tits position are almost a.
ardd0us and ycNatiOu- a. those of
ma or, and the position paws M
salary.
When Mr Wovl'- rc-irnation Was
accepted, a motion vas adopted in
.tructinV the president 81 the council
and pro tem-FTsnk = i.0no To call
a special election L. OIL the vacancy.
Mr.. 30 Davis b. sposen Of a. the
probable nominee Mr. Davis name
"a. placed D. for, the cagcu- that nom
mated Mr. Wo,-d in Aprii and Wood
son d. one vote "a 10 s.. some Of
ne people EhO we're most bitter
against MT Davis az that time are
low woTkinR for his nomination.
Politics make strange bedfelloWs. in
seed
some OF the old chrOaic kickers IN
1T that there l. a niger In che
'Ood-Pile, - bat = here a dusEy -skihRed
can H. just nov Ia i hard
o say. Mr.. Davis l. one Of DeLznd's
pot progressive citizens one Of lts
argest property owners and taz-Pay-
-. He has a say, too, of doing
hat he thiaks just right, and OLA
ick himsclf eOald not turn Mike
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
County Fathers
In June session

1nHE June session Of the Board u
County Commissioners va
ii held on Monday. Present
Chairman Bond. Commission
ers Brooke. Mcbride, Rodgers. Muir
raw ami ). u. Jordan. cleTkI
Road and bridge reports we're made
a. follows District No. l-Repairs on
Osteen and MaytOwn roads.
No. Progress on Daytona road Al
I Tiger Bay
Ne. J. Repairs on Seville and De-
Land road and shell laid On road al
Nolusia landing.
No Repairs on Little TOmOka
H idge-.
No = Repairs on New SMYRNA and
DrI.and road; Oh and bridges progress
ling al Rose BaN on Daytona aud New
SMYRNA road
The pension claims Of Catharine
Winuinrham and " H. WoodSard
wrre approved.
\ petition va read asking for a
change IN the inc 81 the SrabTee1e
and urmOnd road. Z. = Luni, W. A
Ragrrfi ami I. I Po.t we're appoint.
e. a committee "a marx AMI view
-lmc and report az july meeting.
Tao new election pre,incts we're
established one az Seabrerze, TO be
known a. Precinct No -, and one a;
Holly Hill, 10 he knoWn az Precinct
VI. l. The voting place Of No. 20
va. established az W. y. Baggett's
store. and OF No. l. at Holly Hill.
The voting place Of Precinct No. )
va, changed from EmpOria TO Ed
ridge
The clerk was instructed 20 CORES
pond with Adjutant General Foster in
reference 10 the state renting the
Daytona armory from the county.
Commissioners Rodgers aud Bond
we're appointed committee to take
charge Of the armOry and 10 examine
aud report a. Co the cost of necessary
repairs, and that the clerk notify the
captain Of the Dayiona Riaes TO this
effect
gu petition OF citizens Of Oak Hill,
the cattle district heretofore estab-
lished vas abolished. and the clerk
was instructed Ia notify the cattle In.
,peCtor % this fact.
Commissioner ROigers vas instruct.
ed o. purChas one barrel Of root
pa int tor court house.
Tue sheriff Was instructed Ia have
Iaii ward fence whitewashed.
The monthly report Of the treas
urer was presented, examined and
approved The report showed bal
ance- on hand a. follOWs:
General revenue fund .. slO. 46i -
Road and bridge fund ..... 3,ts3 u
Fine and forfeiture fund 90. 1,O00 %
After Ora wing warrants In payment
Of current expenses, the hoard adj
p,uTn@d tot the month.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
New o. Ten a-Gasaay.

- clos-ly arr many 1T the B~w plsc~.
- mahogany no-l-l-d afI'T the lrau
ine anti.u.- la form anal ,'Olur that
"nll aa exIs-rt can tell tue diGerrnc-
There = "nr way however" ls,-iar-s
. we'll kB"Wn cubs"iSSsur In antique
Furnishings. that S"u can always dl-
iirguish b--tussp tile grHuin" aud H.
'-i'v. I'w ypur knuckles against u ~
,"n would against = mirnsr to tell u,
rv1l thckbess % "a T. we'll varHi-b.-l
." TINT 4 trlhzs cat rrn,ytion II %.
nn=~rs clcnriv. you max h. sarr q b,
sew u tn frhs-tioR u .iOasiod % 3.
.s!g,l~
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

=. assured 10y perfect digestion. In
digestion -Weils the stomach and pufi'
u zap against the heart THIS cause,
-hOrtnes- ~ breath, palpitatiOH OF
the heart and general weakness
kOtol Dyspepsia Cure Cdrcs iBdiges
ton. relieves the stomach. takes the
train ~ the heart and RESTORES " q
full performance of IL funCtior
naturally kOsiSl increases thestreRgti
bN enabling the stOmac \ and digestive
organs 10 digest. as-imila e and ap
propTiate to the bleOd and tissues ali
81 the fOol nutriment Tones the
stomach and digestive organs sold
b' q " Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
COCO AOyIsF 10 OfEOcsATs

The following. from the Palmetto
News, should be read aud needed
hy every Democrat.
Tuesdays primary In Manatet
county was a repetition q MAY 10,
one Of peace. sobriety and good
order. Aud now tina. he political
cyclone has passed sway. and no
pue has been Injured beyond re-
coyery. let every good citizen and
every loyal Democrat accept the at
uation. AMI stand by the nominees.
Let by cones be- by cones. and en-
gender no Crude, animosity OF un.
sind feeling bat le' us bury all such
{ any We have. among the debris u
iLe recent political IRE. there g. re-.
main tai next primary at least. Turn
your thoughts O. the duty YOU owe
Yourself aud family and work for
'he hetterment oi ID, conditions II
your toWn. county and state We
can I all VIII. -ole' the disappointed
at biz pot II crpw AMI - to work
aud saw wood aud say nothing
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
WELL TO REMEMeER.
sew OssEsrh Fsashsss nag ~ Ctea,
ID 90 1ls@s.

! INV 9AAaAAA Is8A1AaA -
- 90 sls@s.
Hardly any woman WbO owns an %
trich feather thinks 0f Washlag u a
home she believes the cleaning u
the feather involves some intricats
and difIleult prbcess and In Hithal such
q delicate matter that II can only b
accomplished By q professional clean'
q. But 10 she only knew q. eleaning
an ostrich feather h not auy more
difscult than cleaning . biz % lace.
AL there Is 60 it 10 the knowing how,
and that n What I'll tell you, says q
writer IN the - Louis Globe Demo
crat
4 sads % soap and lukewarm water
must be- prrpared. and then the s0ils,i
feather should b. Dipped into Il and
drawn through the hands a few times,
- often a. necessary. until the feath-
er appears clean. Cnder No Circum.
stances should q be allowed TO ~
main In the soapy water. Just dip q
IA aud then draw 10 through the hand
20 squeeze the water and soap from u
tTiuEe uiNttak ~ ~ eeaia. ~ - WIZ
dirty IL ought 60 be washed In tao
suds: then when the cIeanlng process
l. over IL must be rinsed through sew
ersl bowls 10 clear. coOl water. the
Finsing method being the same 80 the
cleaning dipping the feather In the
water aud then drawing u through the
hand
WHEN II l. thoroughly rinsed it must
b. drawn through the hand rrpeatedly
until 10 10 about dry: then Il should be
placy,i oB the thigh and slapped With
tie hand C. bring u cut nuffy That
Is the Whale operative. The nufhnE
q the feather may require q littlr
practi,e. aud it would l,e well 20 clesn
I'OOr feather before taking . more
Expensive One through this course VI
home clesnlns In order that the nscrs-
saFy dexterity. Q thing that readily
comes o. One. msy be obtained
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

Davis after be l. once convinced Of
the business Of his cause.
II Mike Davis 10 elected, be Will
make the city progressive, energetic
mayOr-and II there Il ''uigger In
the wood pile" the prOprietOrs Of the
aforesaid Niger" had better look
out for their animal.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
TRf Ssos on GHoTAEs 5oOr

The Jacksonville Metropolis saw
IL IL a Disgrace upon th' Demo
cratic party for one faction o. NJ
tempt o. swiudls another faction ~
the same party
The Metropolis IL right. - Ion 2
~ the DemOcrats confined their Il
forts 10 swibdling the Republicans
the iniquiiy % the proceeding was
not 30 apparent - long - the
Democrats appointed the inspectors
Of an election, aud these Inspectors
openly Dragged tha, they bad eek
changed - Niger tickets there
was no kick coming But when
these same inspectors are appoints 4
10 hold q primary election among
Democrats. and within the Demo
cratic party, the shoe begins to
pinch.
THE NEws favoFs honest elections.
ID has always placed itself on record
in this respect. 10 the Democrats
have . majority Of the votes, they
should IsmAih in control; Il they
have not, the msjoriiy should eoh-
trol. This applies to factions NJ
well - 10 parties.
The Democrats have just been
getting . hair q the dog thai bat
The Republicans
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17
q. ". El.Asr

,sks the readers of thi- payer %
ts-' thu Valae Of katal Dysprp-ia
cure. These persons xhO have a.ea
a aud wbo have bren cured hy Il. do
not hesitate 90 recommend 10 10 their
friends. kosiol digcsts what yoa eat.
cures indigestion, Dyspepsia and ali
stomach trouhlcs lncrezsrs strength
by enabling the stomach and digestive
organs 20 cOntrihate 20 the hood al
81 the nutrimeat contained In the
food koiol Dyspepsia Cure h pleas.
ant and palatable.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

A lawyer in a court room may
call . man q liar. q scoundrel, . vii.
lain OF thief aud no one makes q
complaint after court has adjourned
IL . neSsPtPeT prints sneh r,hee-
ton on . mHns character there il
either q libel salt CT q dead editor
sometimes the other maa diesI.
An exchange says that this is O~ing
10 the fact that people believe what
an editor says-What alaSyer sayS
cuts no figure n all
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

A Duvsl county inspector Of cleo
ton l. charged with having en-.
changed tickets With a voter after
tearing Of the stub This - an old
Nolusis county trick. Volusia ought
to have patented this PrOcess-ARd
then tn case ia Duval could have
been taken 10 the [ ). courts
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

Virginia democrats have adopted
the primary plan Of making nomi-
nations. The primary Law will be
~afeguardsd 10y all the laws thrown
around regular elections to prevent
fr.nH
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

Siarke :. Marsh, formerly e DE
Land. was defeated a. a candidate
for the Legislature from Msuatee
county. BIZ opponent, 4 I Corn.
we'll winning by about leo majority.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

Vinegar and cooking soda In solution
are said 90 make u capital cure fOT
warts u the wart l. kept moist with
u for ten minutes several times q day
Il will Disappear In che course % q
week Or - In ordinary CASES. Another
cure Is ~ touch frequently With acetic
acid or nitric acid. but 0ne must bs
careful not 10 irritAte the surrOuna
Ing skin by dropping either acid
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

J. ". Perkins, who has been the
president Of this organization
for several years, should call meet.
ing and get down to business De
Land needs al active hoard Of trade
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

II the successful candidates have
kept kIss of the partisan newspaper
throughout the state, they may find
so@s interesting itsms about them
selves 10 they will refer back . eOu-
ME 81 ueekA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-06-17

Governor P,uuypscksr Of Penn
-yIyania has appointed Attorney.
General kuoH to succeed the late
Senator Quay N the L ,. senate.