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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20

a new disease is raging among
cattle in Vernon county and the east
ern part OF Kansas adjoining that
county, Charlie Wilkins of Bron.
angh has lost twenty three head,
and a a nea Garland, Kansas,
has lost twelve head from the new
disease, State Veterinarian ID. +.
Lucky, Of Columbia, has been mott
fed and has gone with an expert TO
further investigate the new malady
and take steps toward preventing
its spread.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20
EXCHANGE NOTES.

An exchange says the latest Joke
Oh Nit Stall and John Bower is:
a man lay down On the track with
his head across the rails for the pur-
pose of committing suicide, but
starved TO death before a train came
along.
The American flag will bear Al
stars when Congress adjouns March
4 The statehood bill providing
for the admission of Arizona, New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory ~ new states passed the
house last spring.
One Of the members Of the school
board il an Ozark county district
was a widower with four children.
Not long ago a young wonan APP
Piled to him for a position teaching
,chcol. a week or 50 later he call
I'D on her and told her that there
was no place for her. "IioWevcr,"
be said, IF You wish TO teach
children You may take charge Of
minc She accepted the position"
and they were married The next day.
There has been quite a boom on
IN Shelby county this season in the
shipment Of rabbits. The starting
price was - cents per dozen, BIZ,
the bottom has dropped ont Of the
market and the price has lowered to
Jhrec cents per rabbit. Tnc farm,
ers in that county have quit hunt.
ing them, claiming the price does
not pay for the ammunition. They
gluttcd the market in Chicago while
che prices were up and then went
out Of the business.
The queen of Greece has con
.c,rcd upon Walter Williams, Of
Columbia, the cross OF honor and
mccall !" "PP"''i"''''' VI Aci''c's
III Dc''aIl Oh the international cxpoSi-
zion at Athens, Greece The dec.
orator was given upon recommend.
,.i,, ina
wa ~" ''N~'''' Va NC eNl''''
tlOuD 1t Is accompanied by a diplO-
AZ" "e'", '"h'''''' !" ''ee''
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20

An eleven year old Livingston county boy planted
and sllucked forty acres Of corn last year all by him
self. Now the other boys Of his neighborhood are
trying to figure out how many acres of fun the indus
trious lad missed.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20

The Confederate Home at Iigginsville is preparing
70 ask the state legislature for Al appropriation of
slO2, 900 for the ensuing two years. This is 10000
more than Two years ago, when the number of inmates
was 800. There are are now 245, and many more
have applied for admission.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20

Boodlers and franchise buyers were not in evidence
at the inauguration Of Gov. Folk. Neither was Sen
ator Frank Farris present. The Governor should be
edited because Of the absence of such as these.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20

When State Treasurer Williams closed his books at
night December 81, 1904, the state was 81 ,933, 7s5. SO
to the good. A right snug little sum to turn over to
the new administration.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20

Sc sure and get prices on winter goods
a,ithe FAMOUS.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-20

Niedringhaus' chances to become y. S. Senator are
diminishing rapidly. Two ballots taken Wednesday
night showed that he was losing ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
WILL PRESENT OLD GLORY
Interesting Exercises at Chinbo.
razo School.

On Friday afternoon, September 18th,
the several councils of the Junior Ordor
United American Mechanics will present
to the new Chimborazu School hand
come American flag. 1t has been the
custom from time to time for this pntrl-
otto organizations. which Is composed en-
tirely Of American citizens, to present to
the public schools the emblem of our ma.
ton. Great interest Is being manifest
cd by the Juniors throughout the city,
the children of the school and their
parents.
Through the courtesy of the School
Board, a portion OF the day Will be set
apart for the celebration Of THIS event.
The following will be the programme
which will be observed:
Singing. Patriotic Song" BY the sN1ool.
Prayer Rev. NJ .AshE Jones, D. p.
Singing, america by the school
Presentation Of flag, Hon. Davis Bot
Reception Of flag Hon. Roland Chill
drey.
Singing, "rhe Star spanglcd Banner"
by the school,
Raising flag
DoXOlogy, by the school and audience
Benedlctlon. .i
Ceremonies will be In charge of Deputy
State Councillor r.. b. Burroughs, who has
been untiring In his efforts to make
this occasion q success The exact hour
OF the ceremony will be published later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
HAD ENJOYABLE TIME. "A
MIR. and Mrs. !. w. Wash Ce1e-
brate Twentieth Antliver sary.

Mfr. ana Mrs. d. w Wash celebrated
he twentieth Il anniversary Or their mar
r!age last Tuesday evening II their home,
3 No. AGO West Marshall street. An ee-
gan / supper wa served IN thee. early eve,
ming to a few OF Captain, Wnsn,s D 2, u.
received bY''the happy couple. At q l L!
hour the guests repaired TO the dining
room, where all the delcnces Of tho
season were served The bio wns beau
tlfully decorated with cut glass. flowers
and ribbons. An interesting feature or
the evening was the cutting Uf3 the ami Y
yersnry cne by Mr. Bur !, A Z, rsrs
and tic "luckyS dime by MrsJohn Dillon.
the punch bowl was presided oyer by ME-
II. Mcsserschmidt md Miss Alma Savoy;
The tonstmnsters were Messrs. t3urle lstiN
Anderson and Charles Sent. Many manu- thlih,
some and useful presents were received
Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles TurneNr Z, NIX; ,a rnn
Head, Mr.. and Mrs. a ". Jennings Mr.
and Mrs. H. Messerschnidt M, and ME- rs
Schwoot, Mr.. and Mrs. Major Dillon. Mrs
j. Clayton, Mrs. j. Picadnrt. OF Peters
burg; Mrs. L. ONeil, Mrs. r, Johnson.
Mrs. Brophy, Mrs. l.. Griffin, Mrs Nellie
Mayo, Mrs Martha Dillon, Misses VIZ
gInIa Bl,ankenship, Alma saayo,rSy, Sadie E, ne
Ayres, Charles Wright. Charles Sent
Simpson Clayton, Fred Senf, Mr.. CraW-
ford, Burlegh Anderson, Emmory Clay
ton, John Billiard, Arthur Clayton, f. u
Sparks. NJ Stutz, Henry NlessersGhmidt
Jr, Henry Wash. Ed. Marshall. ann
others. Dancing was INDUCED in until
wishing tho couple many more happy an
1liyerSa RIGS. tNS I4l r#t7 zas hstFl5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Malvern Hill Personals.

Mr.. Louis Harrison, of Richmond, who
has been supplying the pulpit Of the
Episcopal Church at City Point, will
leave Monday to resume his studies at
Alexandria, Va.
"Becchwood Prince George county, who
have been spending the past week with
Miss Lavinin Carter, OF Shirley Mills,
have returned to their home,
Mr.. Shirley Carter and friend, NJ.
Lichlighter, Of Norfolk, came M IN a sail
boat TO "Shrleyton-t hc-James,' They
have returned 10 Norfolk, after giving
several very enjoyable sailing parties TO
their friends, in Charles Guy,
Mr., Louis and Miss Pedchyt Harrison,
of Richnond, have had a delightful visit
with Mr.. Beverly r. Carter andAa my,
Of shirley NILS, They leave for nome
TO-DAY. rls-. flhaa-st.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18

Worship, o,it moral Judgment Is becoming
confused; high principles of honor are
being tiamplcd under foot; noble Impulses
of brotherhood are being stifled; laws,
both human and DiMne, are being dis
regarded; lofty, patriotic sentiment s be-
coming a laughing stock, and the Temple
OF our liberties and of Ill that our fathers
held sacred and dear Is being Under
mined. @
II Is n costly Offering we are making
to this God. and what are we receiving IN
retnrne Tho world with It's Kingdoms It
may be, but what shall this profit us?
Every treasure we have here will perish
with the ,isli,g. The wrcaths of fnr1e
will fade. The boarded stores Of wealth
viii waste. The palaces will cr,lmble. The
other day stood OH the steps Of the
national Capitol at Washington,
n friend told me of a distinguished Eng.
lishinan who, a few days before, lad
stood on the spot where then was and
had said MS he looked out over the city,,
that washington was destined to become
the capital of the world Alinost instantly
there flashed through my mind Lord
Machany's vision Of the South Sea is
lands standing on the broken arches OF
london Bridge and gazing upon the ruins
Of st. Paul. The day Is corling-may It
be dlstant--whcn Washington will be
but n historic memory as are inc pllciellt
capitals Of Egypt and Babylon to-dny.
All earthly things pass away-moth ana
rust will corrupt. One of the most pathe-
tic incidents In history is Comte D.
iBrenne's account Of the last days or
Mazarln. He was n great lover Of art |
and had a magnificent gallery filled with !
rare collections A few days before death |
came he struttod into his gallery and
standing before the painting he loved so
we'll, sobbed out "and must leave this
So 1t Is with every earthly treasure. Il
will pass. Somehow the thief will find a
way to snatch 1t from our hand. But
there is that which will not pass away.
The kingdom and Righteousness of God.
The work of Jusus Christ in and for the
human soul. No coroding forces of time
can or will touch this. Seek first the
religion Of Jesus Christ, for It is tho
one treasure that shall not be wrested
from us in time or eternity go. Other
reasons discussed. were: Where the treas
ure is there will be The heart, the interests,
love and energies OF life, The religion OF
Christ furnishes us with the best of all
one whom we can trust In all
experiences and one who pledges himself |
to supply our wants according TO the
riches of his grace and power. IA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
TRAINS LIBRARIANS. A
Virginia's Librarian Will Give
Practical, instructions.

PraCt1C al INSTRUCTION..
The want of librarians, trained and
educated in the profession, is felt In the
South. and especially In Virginia, as never
Young men, who spend four years
studying some Of the overworked pro-
fcss!onE and then, owing to the vast
competition, are only able, to ieke out a
3are living for many years to come, are
offered In the library field quicker real
izatio,l OF a good Income and wider
scope fer their labors$ than In any other
profession.
y In the State of Virginia there are not
a nal-dozen trained librarians, and yet
the last report Of the State Librarian
showed one hundred and twenty-five II
Uraries. iB
II is absolutely essential 70 the success
cf a library to have q trained librarian.
The ftiliile need of trained assistants
in the Virginia State Library and the
calls received by it from other parts or
the South Tor such induced the State
library Board tosestab llsh Arbitrary APP
prentice class last year. This class, which
consisted of twelve members, proved sueh
a success that 1t Will be again opened on
the LIST of October.
THE students receive Instructions In
Epract cal library work, catalogung, GAS
styling and reference work.
And as vacancies In the State Library
are filled from the apprentice class, IL
offers excellent opportunities TO asplr-
ants to library work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
MAY ASK FOR BAIL.
Counsel for Culbertson Will Ap
pear Before Judge Witt.

Counsel for L. X. Culbertson will prob
ably make motion for bail before Judge
witt tomorrow. " hen he gets bail, as
doing, it Is said that he will be able
to secure q position at the Locomotive
Works, where he worked up to the date
OF the primary election.
Sympat hizers with the man said yes
terday that he had no monied interests
behind. but there was lots of sympathy
as It was not believed he was guilty of
anything criminal.
Els friends are not disclosing their
identity, but one Of his counsel said yes
tcrday that the fee In the case was
small.
The motion for ball Will probably BIO
made before Judge Witt tomorrow Ilorn-
Ing. Both Messrs. G. X. Pollock and S.
l.. Kelley have been retained to represent
CulbertsOn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
.AL|MSHOUSENON|
Thu: CITY |: ! / Home \ | !:
Change Of Name Made BY
OrdinancclApprov Saturday
BY the Mayor.
WRITES APPROPRIATE POEM Q i
Mrs. Hattie Davis Cooley Sends Ser is.
Lines Suggested BY the
Occasion. Ss;ss

r j Y 4 d ] 4 j. . y. Il 2
THE name Of tho city almshotse has
been changed to "Clty Home" This was
done Saturday when Mayor Mccarthy
signed un ordinance authorizing me
change The ordinance was reported from
Inc Committee on Relief of the Poor
nj tho suggcs ton Of Mr.. George .. Lnvs.
superintendent, who thought the name
harsh and calculated to be Illuminating
TO those who live there
Mrs. Hattie Davis Cooley, Of Nasil-
vllle n. c.. daughter Of Superintende
Davis, has written the appended tender
and appropriate poem. suggested by the
change:
The City Home.
They've changed The name Of Aims Aims
house
TO CITY Home they shy;
I'm glad they've done that dcarics'
/ may go there some day.
There's never any telling,
What may happen to us all.
To-day, we're way up in the world,
Tomorrow we may fall.
To-day. we're young and happy,
To-morrow, old and grey;
To-day. the sun shines brightly,
But clouds may chase away
The brightest Of all pleasures.
And leave lis all alone; 9F5
All then twill be Il comfort
TO have a ,"City Home. =
We all shrink from the "Almshouse,
It breaks our hearts to go: Nit
TO dwell there MS an inmate
We think we've fallen low.
We know then. friends have failed us,
And loved ones passed lis by;a
We leave the world behind us,
And wish that we could die.
I've been out there to see them,
And do you know. my dear,
There re sweet old greyhnired mothers,
'Twould make you shed tea.
,There're fathers, old and feeble
They wero once our business men,
And ruled our city government
All! changes great since then.
We find this old world tickle,
Wo never know our end.
To-day, we've wealth plenty.
To-morrow-not n friend
And many times, we old folks,
Get sadly In the way;
We're pushed aside by others.
Who say we've had our day.
There dear; I know you love. me;
I hone You always will.
But If that love should fail me,
iris no "Poorhouse on the hill
That will set my heart acheins;
'Tls a home--a City Home
That will shelter mo with Kindness,
And from which l ne'er shall roam.
Until the Heavenly Father
Shall send the summons sweet,
TO Join the loved ones gone before.
Around the mercy seat.
We've all home in Heaven.
Our Saviour did prepare.
Where all is Joy and peace and love,
bright. beautiful and fair.
"a. HATTIE d. rs COULEY.
Nashville, u, September Is. 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
THE ETERNAL CITY
Decentralization Of the Novel al

Academy Tonight.
# Owing To the requirements OF the stage.
i tho dramatlst is usually driven to the
necessity Of putting tho novclst's dream
children II the torture. After hcInH
placed on the rack OF metaphorlcally
rolled down the hill in spiked barrel.
they can only with difficulty be rccog-
nIzed by their literary parent. When Mr..
Game came TO prepare The Eternal City
for the stage. lie did not lay Violent hands
upon his story or the characters which
figure in It. by preserving Bonno Roma's
good name Mr.. Caine has gratified the
publc's oft-expressed desire. In the play
+ The fair and adorab bic Rcma's good name
remains unsullled and she Is finally dis
covered safely EMBODIED In her lovers
strong arlns--thus transferring the finale
OF the tale, In the book OF tragedy, in the
drama happy fruition of loves young
dream. "The Eternal City, Will be pre-
scented at the Academy tonight and to-
Jane Remark playing the role OF Donna
Roma. 49,
me Millionaire Detective"
"The Millionaire Detective the new
and stirring detective play, written by
Charles Z. Bancy and Howard Hall
specially for Mr.. Hall. Will have It's first
presentation In Richmond this week At
Mr.. Hall will be pleasantly remem bcred
for his artistic as well as great financial
success, achieved on his former visit here,
in The Man who Dared Mr. Hal
will undoubtedly serve to give him
reception that will prove gratifying
to both the attraction and he local man
agenent.
In It's absorbing interest. ind brimful OF
most forccful dramatic clima2es.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
-%----------'
NOTICE.
United States Department OF Agriculture,
Office the the Secretary.
...tI.-i Sertem Der II. lpQJ.

is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Secretary OF Agriculture has under
Z amendment. described as amendment
& number one, to rule two. TO prevent tho
spread Of scables In cattle. This amend
ment withdraws, from quarantine inc
ton and Oregon; all that part OF the
State or Kansas lying east Of the West.
ern boundary lines OF the counties OF
smith,. Osborne, Russell. Barton. stat,
OF the State OF Colorado lying west OF
the summit OF the Medicine Bow Range
of mountains in Larilner county, the
west line OF Boulder, Gilpin,, Jefferson.
Teller Custer. Huerfano and Las AMI
mas counties: and also that part OF
Colorado lying west Of the Ninth Guido
Meridian West in Fremont county; the
counties OF Biz Horn, Fremont. Sweet
water. and Uinta In the State Of Wyom-
Ing: all part part Of the State OF Texas
lying east OF the lc0th meridian Of longi..
the Goth parallel Of north latitude; the
) counties OF San Juan, Rio Arrlba. TAOS.
Mckinley. Bernalllo, Santa Fc, Haien-s
cia, socorro. Lincoln, Grant, Sierra.
Tsna po o ne An Mex ea ana dra all Of
Territory OF Oklahoma except the coMn-
ties OF Woodward and Beaver The
quarantine placed by Rule upon the
to be effective on and after September
IS, 1865, on and after which date THIS
amend ment shall become and be enec-
tive until otherwise ordered. i
Notice Is also given that the Secretary
Of Agriculture has Issued an amend-
ment, described as amendment number
one. 10 :hc regulations Of the. Secretary
~ Agrlcuiture, covering The inspection,
distnfcctton. 1certiflcatIon. treatment.
handling. and method and manner Of
delivery and shipment OF i've stock
!, MERGE. This amendment mobiles Regu-
i la lions TO- 10. 20, q, % and "a. Copies
ofthe amendment to Rule 9, and cople e,
NAV be obtained from the Chief OF tho
/, Bureau Of Animal Industry, whose ad-
dress is Washington. D. c.
q - w. Nj. HAYS,
Acting Secretary OF Agriculture
Sept - a. liz, l 6, 1S. 5.4HfsA 4fee vt4 llatLz-i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
New Rim Established.

Nessrs. Levy and Kass have opened up
an establishment at No 20 West Broad
Street, where they will be ready from
now on to sci furniture and household
goods. Isl
The members OF the firm are well-known
in Richmond as business men. and the
success of their venture is almost In
sured In advance.
Mr.. Levy has been In the upholstering
business for long time, and Mr.: Kass
Is a. retail dealer Of experience. In adj
dition to their retail business, the llrn
Will manufacture couches and mattresses.
and other work of that sort. .1E ~ I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
|FLAMECAMEFROM
MIDST \ | ] 0 ] \ Il:
More Earthquakes itt41taly and
Terrified People Live III
Small Boats.
WATER OF. RIVERS TURNS HOT
Earth. Earth Swallowed Up On Stream
Which Later Reappcared
Cathedral Falling.
Especial Cable 10 La Prensa. OF Bucnos
Ayrcs, transmitted 10 the New York
Herald and Times Dispatch for

ASrcs, transmitted TO the New YORK t4
Herald and Times Dispatch for
simultaneous publication.)
ROME, sunday.--Anothcr earthquake
occurred yesterday In the Province OF
Mcssnn, Sicily. and lii the Islands OF
stronboli. Lipnr and lsolle. rhe orup-
ton OF stromboll is still very violent, and
lava is flowing Into the sea on the side
OF the island opposite Sicily. causing
terrific noise.
Between the Island OF Eolle and Milaz-
20, Sicily, the sea suddenly rose up and
flames and smoke issued from the midst
OF The waters which were covered with
metres Biologists says TINT this is duo
to the opening Of a submarine tissure,
and that III shows tho seismic disturb
anccs are not yet finished.
NJ. Capitcll, project OF hicssIna. has
left for Lipnr and stromboll. The popu-
latlon la completely terrorized and Is
sleeping In spall boats. fearing to pass
the night ashore. @------ x
Vesuvius, too, is very active, and there
Is n strong flow Of lava. accompanied BY
subtcrrapean r,.A1blings,
There were afsb fresh shocks OF earth
quake at Cntnnzaro. Mon telcone and
Coscnza. The Cathedral Of Monteleone
threatens to fall, and will have to be de-
rnoished.
Al sciglluno during the earthquake tho
earth opened and tho River Sarrato was
swallowed up. but afterward reappeared.
At Pizzo the water OF streams turned
H.. = q s Il Iii 4 8 Il q r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
\ CAUGHT RED HANDED.
Negro Bows Seized While Looting
a Grocery Store.

a Grocery Store.
Denny Clark, Alexander Watts and
Rutherford Jenkins, negro boys. were
caught red handed last night shortly nf-
ter 0 O'Clock, as they were looting the
store Of Mr. w. Fl. Kelly, 514 East Mar
shall Street,
Sergeant sowell and Detective Gibson
learned that the negro boys had enter
ed the cellar of the grocery store through
the coal chute in the sidewalk. The of
ficers hurried to the scene and caught
the pickaninnies while they were in the
store, One of them Is thirteen years old
the other eleven and the dsher nine. It
Is said that they had robbed this store
once before, The police have been after
the boys for some time and each one Is
booked for the reformatory or for a long
sentence In Jail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Veterans Visit Old Home.

Mr.. Francis II, Osbourne, svperintend-
terry at DanvIlle Va, is In Richmond
Visiting his friends and relatives. Mr.,
Osbolirne was once superintendent Of the
cemetery at SIEVE Pines, and ls q we'll
kpwn character In Richmond.
Mi. Osbollrne Is a veteran of two wars,
having served through the Confederate
War. and In the British army saw service
ms tho Crimea .f55.4F{t:4efN 5 "a afft =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
Will Defend Suit for Divorce,

Mrs. Fannie T. Chittenden VII defend
tho suit brought against her by her hus-
lutte divorce and has engaged the ser-
vices Of Attorney z. M. Roscher to defend
her. !. An answer and cross-bill VII
nor.,. u motion will be made to dissolve
tlr injunction previously granted, on the
ground that the facts alleged In the bill
ana lil,rlie, and only exist In the magin-
a tiu.l o IN insnnely Jealous mind. go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
New Optical Concern.

Mr. Lewis II. Rogers, 3. o., who. for
ten years. was with the c. Lumsden Up.
up an optical business OF his own Sep
tember 18th al No. 22l East Broad Street,
Mr.. RogcrsLis n graduate OF the North,
Neurology, and has recently returned
from that Institution, where he took a
post graduate course in his profession;
The long experience and exceptlona
qualifications Of Mr.. Rogers are propi-
tious for n successful business career
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-18
MR.. ROBINSON APPOINTED
Is Named AS Physical Director
b at the Richmond Academy.

Mr. J. Taylor Robinson, Of this city,
has been appointed physical instructor al
an alumnus Of Randoph-M Macon College,
whore he attained great proficiency In
athletics having been Il player on both
the football and baseball teams, Last
year he taught at the Randolph-Mncon
Academy, where he also had charge OF
the athletic department.. Mr.. Robinson
Is bright young man and has high
and prominent record In athletics.
The school will open Tomorrow morn
thy, who Will be followed by other speak,
ers The prospects for this year are look
cd upon as being brighter than IN any
other year past II Is expected that
there will be a large enrolment to-mor-
row, and that the dean, Mr.. w. L.,
Prince, Will have propltious opening
for his first year as the head OF the
sch OOl sf.af7 n