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A NEW BASEBALL GUIDE.

Napoleon Laioie, the championship D
baseball batter of the world, has Issued
a very complete baseball guide for the
year 1906, which Is the first book of
the kind gotten out by ball player.
Associated with Mr.. Lhioie in the
publication Of the guide was M. A.
Bobrick. Mr.. Laioie, who is the COM
piler and editor, is manager of the
Cleveland club of the American
League, and the book, which sells Tor
10 cents, was printed by the American
League Publishing Co. OF Cleveland.
Lalcie is regarded as one Of the best
baseball authorities in the world,
which has served him excellently in
this instance in particular, for, in
addition to giving detailed summary
Of last years events, the book contains
much other baseball information,
which is guide, not only for those
engaged in the game, but also for the
patrons, and there is much of interest
that bears directly and indirectly on
the great national pastime.
The book is most complete affair
and lovers Of the game will find it a
valuable help, as we'll as being highly
entertaining.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08

The Levy Court. at its meeting yes
terday afternoon, elected County Ccn-
stables TO serve for q year. Prior e
the election the Republican members
Of the court held a caucus which
listed for nearly an hour. The election
resulted pc follows; Wilmington
Lucius q. Jones, Charles Barnes,
Charles +. Bowers and Thomas IL.
Buckley.
iAppoquinimink Hundred-Harry S.
Wiley.
Brandy yuine-Charles II. Green.
Christiana-Andrew A. Price.
Mill Croek-Jacob Johnston.
New Castle-John h. Taylor.
Pencader-William Il. Dayett.
Red Lion-Milliam II. Householder.
ST. Georges-John W. Dickinson.
White Clay Creek-James Stafford.
All of the Wilmington Constahles
were reelected but there we're several
changes in the rural districts, and two
aoditional oonHtables we're elected.
They we're ex.Sherifi, John r.. Taylor,
Of New Castle and ex-Constable
Charles Green Of Brsndywine. Neither
of these hundreds had constable dur.
ing the past year Other changes we're
90 follow:
Harry S. Wiley succeeds Nathanis 81
". Van Horn In Appoquiniminb
hundred and William II. Householder
succeeds Frank l.. CleRvor in Red Lior
hundred.
MF Scott nominated Harry s. Wiley,
Who received the unanimous vote of ths
court, and all the other oonstables we're
nominated by Mr.. Hopkins Mr.. Green
received i've votes and the others but
four the Democrats voting blank
except for Messrs. Wiley aud Green,
the latter receiving the Democratic
vote, The .ConstAbles have to bone
within ten days.
William 4. Dayett is Democrat.
jacob Johnston, who was elected ia
Mill Greek hundred, is a oolored man.
Former Magistrate Moses We'll put
up strong light for Conatables Buck
ley's position, but failed to land.
The Constables In Penoader and
White Clay Greek hundreds are alsS
new ones, as those elected lhst yeai
Jailed TO bond.
A resolution was passed strikinI
from the assessment books at st
Georges hundred two items of $500 anC
1900 in the name of William Brockson
40 they were errors.
The assessment on three propertie
Of Kate A. NaudAin, in st. George
Hundred, we're reduced as follows
No. 4, $500 to $500; No. ., $500 {,
5000; No. 3, $500 20 $500.
The court discussed the tuilding o.
the proposed new road over the Cause
way, south of Market street bridge
Bids we're recently asked for, but
Gully one was recelved. IL was iron
Stewart & Donohue and the amount
was about 80, 500. This is more thar
the curt and Street and Sewer De
pertinent expected it TO cost. IL wal
reported that the latter body has of
cred 20 do the work for less than that
A COMMITTEES composed Of Messrs
LcRue, Brown and Salmon will NEE
the Street and Sewer Directors toda,
20 discuss the matter.
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BASEBALL.

Oliver II. Faulkner Of Hartley, who
for two years pitched for the viii
mington A. A. Club, has signed a
contract to pitch again fer the koches-
ter Eastern League team the coming
senson. While in this city Faulkner
mace a worlds record by pitching 76
consecutive innings without a run
being scored on him.
The York Dispatch says;
The signing Of Zimmerman and
Wiltse completes the FORK team. Clay,
Hayden and O'Neil will complete the
outheld, and Conn, Wegand, Owens
and Zimmerman the intield. The
pitchers are McGlynn, Matthews,
Wiltse and Myers, the latter providing
he Is not used by Connie Mack.
Smith will do the baokstoppiuR.
Commenting upon the makeup OF
the local team last evening, Heckert
said; 81 have the best team without
a doubt in the Tri-State, and don Z
see anything to bar US from winning
the pennant.
Here are the team oommaL ders in
the big leagues for 1906 National
LeaRue-PittsbuTg, Fred Clarke
Philadelphia, Hugh Duffy New York,
John MoGraw; Boston, Fred Tenney
Brooklyn, Patsy Donovan; Cincinnati,
Ned Hanlon; st. Louis, J. j. Nc
Closkey Chicago, Frank Chance.
American LeAgue-Detroit, W. A.
Armour; st. Louis. James MoAleer
Chiago, Fielder Jones; Cleveland, Ma
poleon LaioieI Philadelphia. Connie
Mack New York, Clark Griffith Bos.
ton, James Collins Washington, Jake
5tahl. Playing managers, National
LeaRue-Clark, Tenney, Donovan and
Chance. Playing managers, American
League-Jones, Laioie, Griffith, Col.
lins and StahI. Pennant- winning man.
ayers in National League-MoGraw,
Hanlon and Clarke. Pennant- winning
managers in American LeaRue-Uol
Inns and Mack.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
BOXING
A Change In Last Nights Programme, Bet
The Bouta Were Interesttnr.

Change In Last Nights Programme, Bat
The Bouts Were Interesting.
Although not exactly according to
the ciiiciai programme. Bouts at the
boxing show of the National Sporting
Club, in the Casino, at Fiftieth and
Market streets, last evening, was
greatly enjoyed by large number of
people. The schedule bout between
Eddie Wallace ana Mid Peerless did
not come off, rs Referee Bailey said
that Wallace bad business to attend to
in Philadelphia which would not per-
nit Of his appearing Peerless is suf-
fering with bad ear, tut was at the
show.
A hard wind-up bout was fought
between Kid Hoy, the welter weight
OF Cleveland, and Wild Bill Larry, Of
Philadelphia. Hoy 5ested Larry and
the latter declared that be was out of
condition, but was willing to meet
Hoy IN another six-round bout next
week. A clever left iab won the fight
for Hoy and at the close Of the bout
Larry was simply lurching around the
squared circle to avoid Knockout.
The grand wind-up was between
Jack Boiler, Of Philadelphia and Gus
Feldman, Of Palmyra, n. j., both ex-
champions Of the amateur light weig ht
class. They were rretty evenly matched
and gave an exciting exhibition of tn ,
manly art. They fought so hard for
five rounds that they both we're tired
in the sixth and had to be urged on by
Referee Bailey.
One Of the hardest bouts ever fought
ip the Casino was that of Eddie Hand,
Of Chester and Young Watson, OF
Philadelphia. There was practically
no clinohing in the bout and both
boxers threw all their force into the
contest. Watson seemed more clever
than Hand, but lacked weight. Hand
had endurance, weight and a hard
punch. 10 the second round the bell
saved Watson from knockout and in
the third round 1t performed a like
service for Hand.
A fast bout between Fury Nardy
and John Henry johnson of philadel-
phia was stopped in the second round
by an accident. The heads of the two
lighters came together and the col
liaion resulted in a badly cut right
eye for Nardy, which stopped the bout.
Joe Kelley, of Wilmington, took the
place Of Kid Lockman, Philadelphia,
in about with Young Theel. The local
lad threw up the sponge at the end
of the FIRST round.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
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cine, II cures the worst cases from ths
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Albert'e Little Dinner Pill being tba pre
scription OF DR.. Hutchinson, the no,s5
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who previous TO bis decease had built un y
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IL cures by removing the cause and makes
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street, Wilmington, Del.
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Council rnmmitr...

Because Of small attendance. potbipg
was accomplished by the committees
OF City Council last evening. Mem.
bers Of the Park board were presen I
for the purpose Of discussing the or
dinanoe providing for $50. 600 mark
loan. Some of the Democratic mann
beEs OF Council appear to be opposing
the loan on the ground that they do
not favor the board paying part OF the
cost OF the proposed bridge at Van
Buren street.
Inc ORDINANCES may come up for
action toniRht, although there is n
possibility Of its going over for anotber
week. City Solicitor Townsend will
not be able to report on either the
garbage or new building ordinance
matters for at least another week. and
nothing will oe done in regard 10
them tunigat.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
Now scheme of Baggage Thieves.

Railroad and Engineering Review.
A man ana woman we're arrested
recently in Chicago for having prao-
ticed clever system of baggage thiev-
ing on railways. The method pursued
involved the checking Of a valueless
trunk or grip
Later they would 60 to the baggage
man and giving him a nice tip, request
access to the trunk In order TO get out
a garment. While one was ostensibly
rummaging In the trunk the acoomplice
would opportunsly exchange the check
ing Of the dummy trunk with that
of some neiRhboring trunk which gave
promise of valuable contents.
On reaching their destination an i'm
mediate presentation of the original
check would secure delivery 10 the
thieves Of the trunk Of value in rlace
OF the dummy trunk originally
checked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08

The small girl can hardly have too
many WASH frocks in her little ward
robe and srNrt design for still one
more is Away Rlecome. The attractive
one pictured may be developed with
two different materials, OF may be
fashioned in frooh and euimpe style, OF
may be made all in one, as best suits
the materials at hand. The original
has a Ruimpe or shirtwaist blouse,
as one may choose to term lt, Of white
linen, With an embroidered ring in
coral pink while the frock itself is Of
plain white linen, with narrow edp-
inR OF linen worked IN pink On the
hretelles ana down the front. Tie
waist line appears at the natural point,
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blouse, applied with two deep pleats TO
this, allowed to drop slightly over the
ribbon belt. The sleeve is the unac.
oepted sailor pattern, with an em.
6roideIed emblem on the arm. Skirt
Is cut IN eleven cores, each with deem
pleat in the seam that is stitched to
above the knee, and then we'll pressed
to the hem, so that the pleats retain
their share. When the coat style il
desired shaped bRsquine is added in
Vlsibly under the belt there is no sac
ging or blousing Of the body part and
the effect Is some what that OF a NorfoI-
Jacket with broad square sailor
collar added.
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the embroidered material being arrana-
cd after shiftwaist pattern,
a stitched box pleat down the centre
and the fastening in the back. The
sleeve, too, follows the favored shirt
style, full at the tor, and gathered
into a band cuff at the wrist. The
white linen is shirred to the wsistbnnd
back and front, the simulated bretelles
being cleyerly split in the middle to
admit OF more trimming, and en-
breideTed linen buttons made over
wooden molds catch the straps
BACK aud front The skirt is a PLAIN
pattern, shiired to the band, and
finished with plain hem above
the knee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08

For that awkward age that comes
between Il and iS, when the growing
elri seems all arms and legs and awk-
Watdness generally, the sailor dress is
admirable from every point Of view.
Monali' serge, cheviot OF sicilienne
VIII make up well IN this design, and
pfeVe eminently serviceable besides.
Two adaptations Of the idea are illus
trated, the one portiayine the sailor
Mouse, and the other following the
jacket line. White sioilienne was
selected for the original, with clever
touches Of blsck silk braid and
elaek velvet rbbon. A deep yoke
MS the body portion, and ths
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
TrolIoY a. nnrnIl.n-

A trolley car was derailed In Stanton
a short time yesterday afternoon, but
nothing serious happened.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
SHOOIlNG

AZ Newark on Saturday there will
he . shoot between the Wilmington
ndd Nework Gun Clubs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
'SOME NEW CONSTABLES
E-ShsTiii Taylor and Exon
stable Green Given Places.
PROVISIONFOR HUNDREDS
Tho Wilmington Constables
Were All Reelected.
CHANGES OUTSIDE OF THE CITY
Householder Won in Red Lion
Hundred.
Some Rsdusiions Made IN the County As
PROVISIONFOR RALLHUNDREDS
The Wilmington Constables
Were All Reelected.
CHANGES OUTSIDE OF THE CITY
Householder Won in Red Lion
Hundred.

Some Redustions Made in the County As
hessmsnt--Lsvy Courtmen 20 Confer with
street and sewer Directors Relative TO
she Causewny Improvements
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08

A healthy man is a king in his own RIGHT
an unhealthy man is an unhappv slsve'
burdock Blood Bitters builds up sound
health-keers you wells
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Co
Steamer Ulrica.

Change OF time In effect October "a, 1904
Leaves Wilmington, weekday 500 a N. ana
800 2. m.
Leaves tenn's Grove. weekday 10 a m and
bO0p m
Leaves Wilmington. Saturdays. 500 a m, s.oQ
600 and 1880 p m
Leaves Ienua erove Saturdays 10 a m beo
and 100 p m
Leaves Wilmington. sundAyA $50 a m and
l.a0p. m
Leaves fennS Grove, Sundays. lasO a m.
and BOO D. N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-08
| CURED MY RUPTURE
! Will Show You How To Cure Yours
FREE.

was helpless and beddden for years from double rupture
No truss could hold Doctors said would die operated on
fooled them all and cured myself by simple discovery will
end the free by mail you It cured me and h.s
dnee cured thousands 1t will cure Write today. Capt
Ceilings BOX sO6 Wserown, Y.
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PENNSYLVANIA
n RAILROAD.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON DIVISION.
Schedule in effect January ist. 1908


For Chester and Philadelphia, L4s, AIS. 1Sl6
69Q fzl0, 40, ~ go ts07, $50 1900, so i0os
tl0b0 Ills, tllS2 ll.45 a. m, fl240, lsO, 1854
"a iTSoeS S9SI DS ,,i i4SS SS oUo tog9 SO' s5 657 SS
ts.lL i9.0O, 9S5, ll.4F a. m, fl2l6 I87 FOO asa
tS.5O' 5Oo toso CO.. t72s, 9.ls, 1000 and fli.O3
For Philadelphia only ss9, as5A m. l22a
BOO, 622, els III and 500 p. m. week days asa,
B. 22 a. m, 6la q. and 500 p m Sundays.
For New York Through expressl, f4S ESQ,
aSa. II 40 a. m, 'l229, $751; $40 62l 6O7 e6.23
I'LL. 9.23 y. N. weekdays. lf3 $50 al AS a mt
sl.8l, 25s, az, 6Oz 't.2S, I'll and 9.2s p m
For boston without change, lOoOa m. sndsoO
?. m, weekdays 500 p. IN. Sundays.
Baltimore and Washington. Los, 42o 7.l5, 500
el0 lola ll.O7, 'll4s a. m, Fl2.8o. ILL sl0o
a0s, b 3, d.tS 900 40. HA3l, so,lb f9O0, p
% 70 and nd l2ls night weekday i9s 529 E5S
Cos '6.25, s7-sl sis. ts.oop M and tl2ls nightA
Baltimore and intermediate stations, t24S
t4.4S, 5b8 p. m. weekdays aud i56s p. m. sun
days
FOR THE SOUTH
Atlantic Coast Line.-kxpress, los a. m. AMI
100 p. ~. daily Limited, 3. 10 p m. Week-daya
Southern Railway-Express, S02 a. M asa
go and 7Sl p m. daily. Limited, 404 p m.
seaboard Air Line Rallway-Express,so a m.
and 1882 p. N. daily. Limited. $50 p m. daily
Norfolk and Western Railway-for Memphi
ana New Orleans. 626 o. m daily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Express, ll.o7 a
DELAWARE DIVISION
For New castle 900 s.2s a m 800, 3.44 and
For Lewes SIS a. m. and ga D. m. weekday
For Rehoboth, SIS a m. Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays
For bower. Harrington and Dslmar s2s, IO.5a
q. m. s.44, 6.52 p. m weekdays and 100 night
daily.
Tor Harrington ana way stations 6.s5 a N.
and 800 p m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comior.
and Norfolk, lo.5s a m weekdays and l2o0 night
daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 am,
2b3 and 6.ls p IN. weekday Sl4 a N, ana
6.ls p. N. Sundays
Dining car Accommodation lrainA
The Wilmington Transfer Company will cali
for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
FOR further Information, apply 70 J. Il No
Wilnams, City Ticket Agent, sos Market street.
or at the station.
W. W. ATTERBURY j. R. WOOn
General Manager. Pass'r Trahic Manage
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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Miss Emily Gale will he s.en In m

WIH9 HWlIy NHIe VII De Boen IN the
leading role in the new mslodrama
As Told in the Hills. " which will be
seen at the Lyceum Theatre for three
days beginning Marcn 18th. There
are also included 10 the oompsnv a
number Of people who have veil estsb-
lished regulations both in melodrama
and IN vaudeville and . number Of
spscialities that for general excellsuce
are far above the average will be m. /.
trouuced during the action Of the rlsy.
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EnR rHF snnrH

Baltimore and intermediate stations t243
t4.4S, 5b8 p m weekdays aud i5.65 p. m sun.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13
WHITES WILL RUIN.
Widow Is Names - the Sole Exeeu-
trir Of the Estate.

New York. July 1.-THE will OF the
late stanford White was filed for pro
haze wednesday His widow Is named
ss executrix. but the value OF us es.
tate is not given. The petition for
probate states that W lie left nor aal
estate. and that the value OF the per.
sonality is not known. After provis.
ions for Whites brother. Richard NJ.
White. and for his mother Alexina
y. White. the entire residuary estate
Is left 20 Whites widow.
Assistant District Attorney Garvan
said that his detectives had succeed.
ed in serving subpoena upon Mrs
Beatrice Schwartz. the woman in
whose home. az a dinner party. Thaw
Is alleged TO have made threats
against the life OF Stanford White.
A story % the effect that William
Sturgls. a fried OF Harry Thaw. had
disappeared after announcing that he
would leave the country and not re-
turn until after the trial. was set az
rest Wednesday when Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Garyan received letter
from Mr. Sturgis. The letter was
dated from Berlin, Conn. where Mr.
sturgis is secretary Of the Seward
Rubber company. II declares that
Sturgis has been available at Berlin
NJ any time during the past six months
ard that he has no intention Of chang
ing either his present address or his
business. Mr.. Garvan said that he
will arrange 20 see Mr.. S,urgis the
latter part OF the week. Mr.. Sturgis
Is reported as having neen present In
the home OF a Mrs. Schwartz when
Thaw Is alleged TO have flourished a
revolver and threatened to XIII White
with e.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13
LYON NOT RESPONSIBLE.
DenIson Man Says Very Wrong I'm
preston 10 Prevailing.

Denison. July ls.-The Lyon wing
OF the Republican party has issued a
call to select delegates to the I'll Paso
convention. l.. W. Clark. the defeated
Lyon candidate for the Denisoh post.
ONCE. Is chairman OF this precinct. He
i'd: "A very wrong impression pre-
walls that Mr.. Lyon was responsible
for calling the state convention at III
Paso. II was the state executive com.
mittee My Lyon had nothing 10 do
with the state convention meeting at
that point"
Speaking OF the anti-Lyon move
ment Chairman Clark remarked {.
well. we will show them which Is the
true Republican party In Texas. Yes.
II will be a fight to finish. and they
will have enough of II before we get
through with them"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Chickasaw nation Wednesday had q
terrific rain.
Tennessee Prohibitionists will not
nominate a state ticket.
President Roosevelt signed over $50
commissions Wednesday.
by the capsizing OF n boat nedf Ia
Porte. Tex. J. s. Franklin OF Houston
drowned
Louis Dupree OF Hodges. Tex. su.
icided at Big Springs by taking
strychnlne,
Assessed valuation OF Oklahoma f.
SOC .623.55i. an increase OF about 49,.
500 600 over 1905.
A Fort Worth and Denver train was
wrecked near Harold. Tex. John Sat.
terrified. a postal clerk. was badly
bruised
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13
RAN INTO SWITCH.

Five Persons Were Killed and Some
Seventy Others Injured.
Buffalo. July IA train OF two
trolley cars wcstbound from Lockport
on the lines OF the International Rail
way company and due at Tonawanda
wednesday night ran into an open
switch 90 % siding just east Of Mar
tiu4y.lIg and crashed into "a trolley
freight motor and "a train of seven
cars Five persons were killed aua
a score injured. several severely
Tho trains were going 90 high rate
of speed when The accident occurred.
and tLp impact was terrific.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13

HurNauI NC- July i--uo.rs W
Clark fur about .'aHt years director
of rE. Farw.I Opera Uuus. 0rCau ora.
and formerly director of 0robotrs Co.,
Austin. Tex died b.r. Wednesday
aged sixty years He bad been 0u The
road for twenty-five yUar with min
strOI companies. and served ls "a musi-
clan during tlc civil Wlr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13
sPRoULEs SUICIDES.
Young Man Takes carbolie Acid and
Body Found on stoop.

Denison. July l2.-w s. Sproules.
young man. committed suicide via the
carbolic acid route. lie was found
dead on the st0op Of a vacant house
with his coat under his head Letters
found on his person stated that he has
a brother at Abbott Tex. Little Is
known of the suicide
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13
BROKEN OUT ANEW.
Hostilitles Between Guatemala anc
Salvador Have Been Resumed.

Washington. July l2-Hos'ilities
between Salvador and Guatemala have
broken out anew on the border be
tween these countries, where peace
was supposed to have been establish
ed pending a settlement OF the trou
bic between the two countries Leslie
NJ. Combs. the American minister 20
Guatemala. who was on his way 10
the United states 20 assist In set.
Ting the difficulties between Salvador
and Guatemala. has been ordered back
10 Guatemala City from Champerico.
Guatemala, where he was reached by
cable
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-07-13
PAPERS READ.
Hon. r. w. Gregory OF Austin Tells
az the kukiux Khan.

Texarkana. July i2.-There were
several interesting papers read before
the Joint session Wednesday OF the
Texas and Arkansa Bar associations.
Hon. Thomas w Gregory OF Austin
gave an interesting account OF the
Kuklux Khan. Lawyers and Law
yers" was the title of splendid paper
by Judge s. p. Spencer Of ST Louis.
Mr.. Rhoton OF Little Rock dwelt on
Law OF Bribery" When about half
through he was taken sick. but finish.
ed after a physician bad administered
n restorative. Several other papers
were given close attention.