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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-10-20

Dan Tolfson returned from Portland
Wednesday.
F. M. Green mpde a business trip
to the res ervation this week.
B. B. McCarter was in Troy recently,
spending the latter part of a two weeks
vacation.
w. S. Miller is in town again, hav-
ing spent several days on his homestead
at Jansville.
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday evening at 7.30. League at
7. All are welcome.
Timothy Kessler, representing Eli
ers Piano House, Of Spokane, was in
town this week.
Miss Nellie Parks, Of Moscow, a
music teacher Of considerable ability,
has organized a class in Troy.
A. E. Bodener, who has been work
ing in Miller's barber shop, is in Lew
4 iston. He will return after the close
& Of the fair.
o. A. Johnson, president of the
a First Bank, has been here this week
4 assisting Cashier Anderson in starting
the new bank.
A broken board in the sidewalk neal
81 Larson's store is source of danger,
especially to children and old people
whose sight is failing.
Mrs. E. Erickson, of Kippen, visited
lin Troy recently. She is the wife Of the
well known saw mill man, who at one
thine was engaged in business here
Work on the new Norwegian Luth-
eran church has been delayed tempo
xrarily on account of the bad weather
BIZ will be completed before the holi
days.
Frank Gates has installed the neces
sary apparatus for serving his patrons
With all kinds of hot drinks. Just try
a hot chocolate, beef tea or a clan
Bullion.
Ora Trout and Arthur Arnot have
returned from the Alberta country thi
week. While in that section each o
he gentlemen purchased a quartz
section of land.
E. E. Jolly and family will leave tn
fist Of the month for Seattle wher
they will spend the winter. If the eli
mate agrees with them they will locat
here permanently.
B. F. Brown and wife Of Occur d
Alene, are here visiting relatives an
hiends. Mr.. Brown has lived in Tro
many years, members of his famil
having at different times been engage
in business in Troy.
George w. Jockey, and mothe-
who have been visiting since sprin
At The home Of C. w. Yockey, left GC
sheir home in Illinois on the mornin
lrain Monday. Mrs. Greear, mother {
David Greear, accompanied them.
II. Erickson, the veteran photos
apher Of Moscow, has arranged
'pen first class gallery in Troy.
uilding 16x34 is to be put up on tn
lorth-east corner of the Steelsmit
ot back Of Christie's store. The fax
hat Troy is fast becoming goo
OWL is bringing new business this wa
\ 81 which will help to keep Troy tn
iggest little town on earth.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-10-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK

Personal and local items Of the people living in
Troy and vicinity, whom you are acquainted with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
A Remedy which HAS Revoluiionifsd
the Trsaimsnt Of Stomach TROUBLES

The remedy la not heralded az a
wonderful discovery nor yet Sc
cFet patent medicine. neither il n
claimed to cure anything except
dyspepsia. indigestion and stomach
troubles uith which nine out Of ten
suffer
Thel u.medy e. IN the form OF
pleasant tasting tablets or lofenges
containing vegetable and fruit sH-
seneea. pure assptic pepniu govern
rent ,sHu golden seal and dlaatass
Tho tablets are sold by druggists
under The name of stuart e Dyaprp-
sia Tablets Many interesting *
perimeath 20 teat the digestive pos
e of dtuAri's Tablets uhow that one
grain Of the active principle con
thined in them g. sufficient 70 thor
oughly digest 5000 Erains OF raw
meat. egga aud other wholesome
food
stuars Tablets do not act upon
tis boycls like after dinner pills
All cheap uathartlcH which simply
Ftiiaie and inflame the intestlnes
withorr having any effeet whatever
In digvsting food or curing indisea-
ton
n the stomach can be rested and
assisted IA the work Of digestion Il
will very soon recover ia normal
viEor. a. 40 organ is 30 much
abused and oyerNorhed as the stom-
ach
This is the secret. n there ls any
secret 81 the remar kable success Of
staarts Dyspepsia Tablets. a rem
ody practically unknown a few
years ago and now the most widely
known OF auy treatment for stom-
ach weakness
This success has been secured en-
urely upon it merits as digestive
pure and simple because there can
be no stomach trouble u the food Is
promptly digested
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act en-
tirely on the food eaten. diresting
IL completely 10 that Il can be a.
simulated into blood. nerve aud It's
sue They cure dyspepsia. water
braSh. sour stomach. gaa and hloat-
inE after meals because they fur
nish the digestive power which
weak stomachs lack and unless that
lack f. supplied Il Is uaeles to at
tempt 10 cure b. the use of ton
les. pills and eathafties which
have absolutely no digestive power.
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be
found ut all drug stores and the reg
ular use Of one or two OF them after
meals viii demonstrate their merit
better than any other argument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
MUST CLOSE
DIVES
ny sglrpa News Aas'u)

PORTLAND. ore. Jan G Mayor
George H. Williams and chief of
Police Hunt who were Indicted for
mblfrusbuse bon office. appeared be-
f1rr Judge Ge0rEo yesterday and
were released upm theIf own reroR
uiannee without houla. They will
he aHwIEHrJ neat Monday. tbyu yn-
ten their plea.
bench warrants have been laHued
fuf the arrest ur former GlN EuHi-
usgr Elliott and those Jointly tn
dtetei witch him on account OF tHo
Tanner creek sewer scandal.
The grand Jury yesterday tn
atruetod che license committee -
the city council 90 revoke che license
of als dives IN the North end They
ate tho moHt diarcrutahlr n the
red light district ana the move In
the stuart of an annual crusade
against the combination houara Of
the tendcrloln. e..
The belief rs general that moIr
indictments viii Doe returned bt thr
gaud jury ou account &c the eI~H-
tiou frauds Of last June The F#8ud
juicy Is thoroughly uteaUmuus thr
subject aud severe erusure. b. not
indictments. may hr looked fpr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
TWO SENT TO ASYLUM

William Belond. a Hollander. and
Mrs. Edith Anderson. eolored
woman. were committed to the In
sane asylum A. Sfeilaeoom BY gu-
psri0r Judge Bell this morning
Both were picked up BY the police
yesterday Belond has become de
mentsd on the subject Of religion
and has been preaching on the
streets lie has been In the asylum
before
Mrs AnderHon's demcntla f.
caused by tho excessive use OF Alec
hol. Che recently decided to give
up drinking and devote herself to
preaching but explained 10 the in
sanity commission that she must
have quit too sudden. She has
very acute mania and imnEines that
devils are after her husband. who
she believes makes long trips to
the bottom Of the sea when the
notion aeiEea him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
merchant Of Vancouver. u. G.. are
arrivals nj the Rainier Grand.
Moo "LGAVG 8ToNIGHr

Tho Kaamga Line steamship NIro
sails tSSiEht far Tusamt. whore she
VIII take ON I'd portion nf her r1ffo
tar hef return voyage "a Germany
Monday the weasel Will return 10
tHiH port and complete hrr general
merchandise cargo. pu leaving Sos
attic tho Nieo VII proceed 90 EsI.
bingham. ~ that port TIE HaIFHfaf
will take eu u rurrp of 100000 feet
of lumber f1r Aue1u. iu tho Panama
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
Submarines
From Seattle
Especial TO The start

VICTORIA. b q. Jan G-The
steamer kanaEawa Maru. which ar
rived yesterday from Japan. took a
cargo Of submarine boats on her
last trip from Seattle These were
shipped In sections
Il Is understood that the Japanese
government has nov about thirty
submarine vessels. many Of which
are now ready for service Others
aro being put together At Kurc
Some foreigners Will assist 10 man
them
Captain Orian Cullen. inventor Of
the Cullen ball bearing gun. arrived
by the kAnaKnva Maru yesterday
from Toxic. after taking cargo Of
submarines aud heavy ordnance tu
Japan. lie left Trieste la November
on an Austrian steamer. via Con
stantinoEle having the guns mHnl=
Tested as agricultural implements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

CHICAGO. Jan. e.-Iam chez.
wealthy Chinese resident of Chiea-
e.. whose nephew wns accidentally
locked IN refrigerator car and
froHen 20 death a year arc. while
a. effort was being made ta SNUG
sic him into tbs United States. vas
yesterday convicted In the United
states court Of attempting % im-
Port a Chinaman Into the United
States contrary 20 law. He was
fined 81 600 ana sentenced TO serve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
BID8 Will De opEHGo

Bids VIII be opened Of lhr local
quartofmaatar'H office m February
d fer 10000 feet of lumber fof tho
Philippine islands Tho lumber ID
no be uHod In tho construction Of H
post exchange aud Ht0reHaasr
which are 90 be- added to the build
iuFH az Fort William Mckinley
Bids VIII also boz opened Ola Feb
ruary Tor another supply Of build
lug material for number of minor
structures. which are also % be
erected ht the Hamr fort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

The mere fact Of woman being
mans inferior In intellect would
render Il impossible for her 20 NJ.
tain anything like his phenomenal
success Ia the art % prevRricatlon
Her memory Is less accurate. she
could not be 10 sure as he that the
lie would remain. for all time to
come. uncontradicted BY herself
Inventive genius has been far often
er attributed 10 man than TO wo-
man. and because she realizes that
she IL less eminentlY fitted for II
by nature. she has almost wholly
abandoned this particular field of
activity 10 her more successful rival
Again. man has far more often oc-
caslon to avail himself Of the cloak
Of nntruth. for he has 20 much more
wickeduesa 70 conceal A woman
will say. Yes. I ala do that. but.
you see. II was ali right for me TO
do n. because" and then pro
coed 10 convince her hearers that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

Another Green Lake holdup was
attempted last night. bat resistance
on the part 81 NJ Mathews put the
young thugs 20 flight Matthews
told the police that ala aasailanta
we're not armed. but tried TO over
come him with brute strength. The
attempted highway robbery oc-
CURED near Wecdln Place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
VIOLA JONES

Woman has not % many incsn-
.tiyea to lylug a. man The wider
sphere OF man and bis dealings With
the business world Ara responsible
Tor many lies every day Woman
sphere lu more rirrumHrrihed and
truth heat serves her purpose tn the
home and IN society. for lies would
make hef lose caste wonder II
pr Hamilton thought Of the many
varieties Of lies aud the number 81
them that are told every duy Ia the
business world BY men, Groceru
lie In weights and measures. huek-
STEERS and merchants miHrepreaent
their goods. lawyers. doctors and
politicians are alt Acknowledged
liars ~ degree. and real estate
aErnta ara artists ~ the business of
lying Then there il the World ~
sports. Of crooked races and
'framesup' gambling games and
the male boastsr Wha warns saloon
aud hotel corners. and the liar who
lies when he goes home 20 explain
things bis vtfs would not under.
stand II he told her the truth Seems
"a me the men ara buster a. lYiug
than the women. even though when
they do lin women may entirely
heat them at their owu game
MRS T. n. Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

The non CONS have supplied them
selves with nobby sweaters Capt
Dunbar has hts hands full trying to
maintain military dignity In his
company. M the cadets go around
with their coats unhuttoned. dis
playing the 20. c., OF which they
are very proud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

IA has been reported. Lucy a.
Baker. a l6year-oid SunnydaIe
girl. Is not to be numbered among
the missing. The police have iocat-
ed her at the home OF n friend at
Green Lake. She came 70 this city
a few days ago and visited with
the McCann household. and II was
through them that the police found
out the whereabouts OF the missing
girl. Because George LeRoett Of
sunnydale. happened 10 leave Al the
same time II was Al first thought
that the two had eiopod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

That society sets mp a higher
standard Of morality for woman
Lhbu far man Will be universally
admitted. aud IL insists. absolutely
ard rclentloHaly. that her line ot
cundu,t be ia strict accordance
Herewith Any aggression from this
fixed llHe OF department means the
destruction NJ her social standing
Woman fully appreciate tho
gravity aud importance Of THE ami
rval.zeH also that her social stand
Ing when once lost cannot be- re-
gained Now. woman ia hat human
aud frequently makes mistakes. but
she realities how imperative II b.
that she keep them concealed aud
covered mp In order 10 accomplish
this. fulaehood becomes an uuHyuids
able necessity II iH her only re-
course her only safety. She
Therefore. resorts Ia II. with cyery
faculty Of her mind. with all the
strength and energy ~ her whole
being The extent 81 her fabrica
lions ~ only limited By the ca
"a tta hi Nti fuiiie Htif
The standard vet up for her Is
SO much higher and the Iguomy and
humiliation attached TO the failure
of maintaining Il 80 much greater
than with respect 10 man. that z..e
necessity for falaehood becomes pro
portiunafely greater Under these
circumstance IL is but natural that
woman has developed into "A more
aucH~asful and more monumental
liar than has man She must be- 10
for her own SELF preservation. or be
denied forever all those little At
teutlouH and cuufeslca. the absence
OF which 20 most women would
make tho obseurlty OF the grave
more preferable. Some day. We may
hope that the two standards will be
the Hame-aud then
FREDERICK ! QR0NNERT.
age Columbia
james Christie. railroad man ~
Everett. and q v swalweH. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

Mrs Chadwick vas woman
Nho used her talents for evii In a
big financial fraud and history
holds but few Instances like Il a.
the hands ~ women on She other
hand think Of the gigantic awindies
perpsirhted every day on ali sides
By men II vas because Mrs Chad
wick was a woman awindlsr. and
not the great degree OF her Hwlut-
ling that caused the great asfouiah-
msnt Of the public and the con
tlnuet interest In the case Had
shs been man her Bwindle would
have been nothing new Isn't there
point here in favor Of woman
verarlty7-t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

There f. general rejoicing among
the cadets since the rope on the flag
pole has finally been replaced. thus
allowing them 70 keep up their usual
custom Of raising aud lowering "Old
Glory" az the beginning and close Of
each school day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

what seomed wrong was the very
thing the only right thing which
rauld possibly have been done un-
der the circumstance. hut Il man
Will Explain 4 do that2 lmuoaai
bic That ia bis lie OF denial or
course. his lies of fabrication are
more Interesting but I haven't space
10 do Nhcm Justice
BLANCHE HIBB9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

otis W Bertrand. ono Of the
senior boys. has been compelled 10
quit school and go to Phoenix. Artz..
ON account OF iii health lie was
presented With two valuable pres
enta by the class to show the high
esteem In which he was held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

The final tryout for the END
men" OF the minstrel show will be
held at the Grand opera house to-
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

The sophomore debating club has
challenged the juniors for an inter-
class debate. 20 be held IN the as
sembly hall January 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

Seattle couoeil No s. Il. q s. NJ
installed officers for the ensuing
yaor at the Masonic temple last
night The services were very Inn
pressfve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

A NEW car load 81 machiney Be-
being Installed Ia the Whatcum
Falla Mlii comranys plant a. gel
bingham. and another car load g.
expected In February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

two years imprisonment In the
house % correction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

JUSTICE H. r. WILLIAMS. Of
bellingham. desires the Legislature
10 provide penalty for a husband
Or wife who abandoua each other.
or falls 70 provide for each other.
without any just cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

ACCORDING TO the latest al.
vices the Nineteenth Infantry will
depart from the Vancouver barracks
about the first Of March The reg
lmeui Viii so 10 the Philippines nad
relieve the Fourteenth lnfantf3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

THE coRoSERs jury In the
case Of p p swan. whose neck vas
broken bY fail. after being struck
hy Vincent puckwitr. "Wednesday
evening. returned verdict stating
that he met his death BY an uulua-
ful act committed BY DuekNitz
DuckwltE has been placed IN Jail.
charged with murder IN the second
degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

J. A. EFI.LoG. who has been in
the jau 81 Eticusburs for several
months. owing e. bic Inability 10
secure bonds. on the charge - re-
celvinE deposits a. bis bank Al Gle
Eium when be knew IL 20 be tn
solvent vas yesterday given his
freedom without being tried KEEL
luE is about 8 years old and very
feeble. The ease against him D.
dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

r. any evening. yeur copy Of The
fthr has not arrived at & % o'clock
tslephons-eunset. Main 1860. or In
dependent las. any time bstwesa
tioe ana T.oo-and a copy will be seat
sou at encs. b. special messenger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

THE TWELFTH annual session
81 the State nairymnu.a association
wiil be held In olympia au January
~. 90 aud a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
More Letters in Defense
of the Fair Sex

Another delugo Of letters came
this morning for the contest Tho
Star began few days ago on the
question of whether man on woman
Is entitled 10 tho palm as the most
able liar
nuth men and women are taking
indignant exception Co the state
Wrut OF nr Allen MnefaBo fIumll-
ton that woman "a the supreme
liar 4 few extracts from some Of
tho letters received are published
below.
Letters for the contest must be
written on ono side OF the paper
only aud should not contain more
than g5o words A prize Of $40 Will
be- given - the woman Who writes
the best defense of pr Hnmiltnu.a
charge against her sex. aud g.
prize viii be- awarded the man who
sends IN the boost letter. pro or con.
on the yestluu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06

Women are not naturally greater
HAIRS than men but they are often
forced Co lie aud when this happens
they can hold their own In the quail
lty aud success Of the lie lngeuall
aayH that any man would lie II a
giant forty feet high stood over him
with a fence rail and Ina Numbering
tones demanded whether he broke
that plate Women are often placed
tn this position they will fiEht for
their good name behind a breast
work OF lies as high as Olympus
Put lot Of strong people with a lot
Of weak ones and you will always
find that H ia the weak ones that
do the lying and the strong that
do the bullying The brute Who
eumpela deception iH really reBpou
slble for tho deception and this
class 81 lies 10 NO indication ~ a
base nature Il simply the lies Of
self preservation In this age. too.
women have broken away from old
conservatism aud are fighting ln
the ranks With men II must sure
Is follow that with the same snyir-
unmrut and the same proyuratiouu.
they viii contract some of the hab=
It's 81 men In the way 81 warplnz
the truth"
VIOLA ZONES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-06
STRANGER THAN FICTION

james Christie. railroad man ~
Everett. and q v swalweII. a
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26

to the Livingston county organiza-
ton. This is essential to their ad-
vanceme2t along agricultural lines,
and will assure the quickest and sur
est development Of our county. Space
forbids giving fulland completed c-
count this week of the work of Llv-
ingston county, as evidenced at u
meeting of the Farmers club, held
at Salem May Is. This club holds
regular meetings, at such different
points throughout the county as may
be selected from time to time. Sub
jects are assigned the different mem
bers, and after an address is made.
or essay read, the entire membership
takes part in a general discussion OF
the subject. We expect to refer to
this subje ct frequently in the future
with the hope Of encouraging organ
ization. Our columns are open to
full and free discussion Of the subject.
BY all means organize and keep up
with the progress of the world at
large, and Livingston county in par
ticular.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
a Suicide.

John RamAge formerly Of Kelsey,
KY, committed suicide 1t the Com
merclAl hotel In PadueAh las, Thurs.
day AFTERNOON by taking an overdose
Of morphine. He was discovered Ia
an unconscious condition about 10
O'Clock aud a doctor was summoned
but the drug had been taken too long
for anything to be done. He was
taken to the city hospital In an un-
conscious state from which be never
aroused.
Mfr. Ramage was forty years Of
ago. He was q carpenter by trade
aud had been at work on the new
court house at wieklliie. His body
was sent to bis former home At KEEL
sey Friday,-Chroniele.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26

The James aud Younger families
belong in the criminal aristOcrAey Of
the frontier and show no signs Of
dying out. But they have changed
their habits, aud in the new genera
lion have gone into law and politics.
One Of Jesse James sens has huns
out bis attorneys shingles some
whsr. in Kentucky and one Of the
youngers lie UHiied States marshal
in the prairie dog district Of Lees
summit, Mo-Eyansville Courier.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
Building Notes.

The contract for the new Post
ONCE building has been let to = Hen.
derson concern and they will pro-
coed with the work on Il Immediate
diately as II must be completed with.
In seventy.Hve days from last FRI
day.
Attorneys Champion & Champion
now have their Office az the rear end
Of the hall on the second floor Of the
Canadian building.
The brick work on the three store
buildings on Main ST., belonging to
Mrs. Wheeler, is beng rapidly done
By contractor a. e. Melton.
The machine shop Of Adams a
Pierce IL almost ready for occupancy.
Beautiful stone columns are being
used In the construction Of the Orme
4 Hayward buildings on Main street.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
THE BISHOPS VISIT.
An Audience Limited Only
To the Church's
Capacity.

Wednesday evening at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church the ser
vices Of the Episcopal church were
given. Bishop Woodcock, the newly
elected diocesan of Kentucky
preached the sermon, The large ano
beautiful church was filed with All
attentive audience. The sacramep.
Of baptism was administered pri-
vately during the afternoon and pub.
licly in the evening by the archdea-
con, the Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton, of Lon
isville.
There was but one expression AS to
the bishops sermon, that Of graft
tude and thankfulness for the lessons
conveyed. The sermon was severely
practical and yet so charmingly ex-
pressed thst the hard truths were re.
ceiyed as he evidently intended they
should be with the resolve IN most
cases Of reforming.
st. Paul's church qusrtetto choir
from Henderson assisted In this ser
slce aud the grand old chants and
glorias were brought out with So
much feeling aud reverence that the
evening was most delightful and
inspiring one.
At half past six on Thursday
morning the celebration Of the holy
communion was had, Bishop Wood
cock being the celebrant, assisted by
ArchGeacon Benton.
The bichop's visit TO Marion will
long be remembered.