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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
4 Trnn,;pration and the South.

S.5 discussing the failure OF the Southern
states to secure anything like their fair
are of the million of immigrants that
annually come to this country, the New
YORK Mail Is disposed to find an eXplalrla-
lion In terms OF dollars and cents North.
{ern cities may iterate. says the Man,
mat they do not want any more immi-
Grants. but they keep on onering good
wages, and the immigrants respond 20
them. Vice versa, the South insists that
II does want Immigrants, but, unable or
unwilling to compete with other sections
II the country In the matter Of wages,
III fails 10 secure them. The distribution
Of the incoming population. IN short. is
absolutely automatic. and immigrants IN
wariably .'nnd their way TO the spot
where they economically belong"
Argument along this line appears TO
The Times Dispatch as distinctly not
borne out by the facts. Whatever has
been the chief influence In keeping imm'-
eration away from tho South, II seems
plain that 1t has not been due to any
n DISPARITY In the wage-scae In the hrsy
Z place, the very fact OF such disparity
appears 10 be matter of reasonable
y doubt. Wages must be estimated not
sSin figures OF currency. but In terms OF
ewhat they will buy. and the reduced cost
n Of living in most parts OF the South
4 tends strongly TO counterbalance the nom
many larger wages sometimes obtaining
4. IN the North and West. Mr.. i. ]. Ellis
i Eastern passenger agent Of the Norfolk
u and Western Railway. Is authority fo
the abatement that not less than 900
X laborers have been shipped this spTini
from New York City alone TO Virginia
4 Tennessee and North Carolina. 1t woul'
n be Interesting to have the Mail explain
q why, N these men could really comman'
higher wages In the North, II. in short
Y they ''ceonomically belonged" there. the.
u were yet willing 70 have themselye
b transported to another and. IN the Mall
4 belief, a less liberal locality.
These 800 iahSrers. according p III
4 Ellis. were contracted for at $40 torsi,1
Z Der day, when working by the day. Thos
iNtyI.HI d y . r IL ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Rhymes ,orJ % ny
SHAKESPEARE IN Opera.

: ~ IIf
rhe latest things in operation in London
town these days
Are playful little PAROLES on Mr.. Shakes
peare's plays. ,} .
rhey' put on .'Hatnlet' with a ghost
who does song and dance,
And springs a moldyI gag or two While
ali the chorus chants,
And Hamlet, on bellolding him, Hts up
lively clog
And says: "Is that YOU, father, dear or
lust a London fog o. q
when old King Lear goes Numbering
across the canvas lea
His graceless daughter winks and says:
Nov, don't you Lear al mel
And Kent exclainls when thru the
storm, he hears his monarch, shout,
cts pretty windy, amt ", king, 70 take
those wliskers out? E.
And when his subjects hall the King the
old man says. complaining
Away with you'll How dare you. knave,
to hail when l am relgning q
When dark othello from the wars comes
double shufilins back,
1ago says "1,in scared Of him because
he looks so black. Is
And 8Desden1ona's stifled while that VII
lain calmly smokes, /
Eemarking philosorhically the VIII :3.'l
hope she chokes." Y.
And when othcllo stabs himself 1ago,
with n roar. 1ia W..
Shouts out: There's always room where
you are bound for just one Moor l'5
se. y
When Caesar gets the cleaning knives
he's crcled by q bunch 81
or showgirls. while lean Cassitls monr ~
=" Twas too much Roman punch
ar n CrnncS dance
round their bubbllig pitch
And asks them with a grin OF glee; N ow5
tell me w'ich Is witchT
They're turning crowds away, they sn j,
ana down by Avon's Wnve. u.s. 1; Il
It's snid. the bard is turning, too-he's
turning in his grave s.
Fl ,s Montreal star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
HAIR. o. VICTIM /. 9. !. \
AROUND BUTTON 8 !. | /. N
Negro, Who Attempted Criminal
Assault, Tracked to Home
BY Officers.
fsn,e,inI 70 Tho Times ispatch.)

-. 4
DURHAM, N. c.. June ia most
brutal affair occurred this morning at
an early hour in East Durham, when .
I negro named Freeman Jones, al ter en-
Fterlng the home In which Mrs. jack
I3arkar, a. respected viii to woman, an
her aged mother were sleeping. dragged.
Mrs. Bark er in the front yard and made
determined attempt TO commit crllni.
nal assault. 8 45s4 y <. e.s1
d; Freeman & entered the house from the
front door. which was left unlocked
through m istake.R The only persons Sleep
Ing In the hous ewere Mrs. BarkeS and
her aged. mother. The negro walked.
4 around In the different rooms, and, on
entering the room In which the women ZEN
were sleeping, awakened Mrs, Barker.
who asked X that was her mother The
negro made an attempt to Initiate the
old woman's voice. but IA Tiled Mrs Bar
\ or soon lighted a lamp and. seeing e
was "a negro man., asked him to 60
from the house. Iti a
Mrs. Barker at the same time started
to tho back door to run tor help, but nee
assaulter grabbed her by the arm ana
dragged her in the yard, where no mao
&the attempt. Mrs. Bnrker's cries aroused
10 3nairhbors who camo to her assist
anoe, iii a. S e. n Il
Freeman tried hard to make his escape ::
Officers were placed on his tran a 9, =,
yrfter tracking him for over hreo nus Ics
~ footprints in the mud. no was as cap :.
tnred at his homo by Constable ~ y.
Pleasants When tho negro mouse wa w
entered he was found IN; bed WIN ~
shoes on and a railroad spika IN his hand
me officers carried Freeman % Mrs:
Barker for Identification, and az (, me lirst
sight she was positive ne was Jite -, ,,,a,,
Other evidence to prove ms =, sm. WE ~ /.
tln',.'' was found around the buttons on
his coat. flsis 80 - hro,,nht +.
ia cltv. Swtlere 10 was committed to jail
w,t homf hail. TIe viii be given pre-
urinary hearing within the next few
sdaYa. alle s.fal 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
A Banquet for Judge Witt

tn Judge Witt deserves the thanks of every
honest, law abiding citizen In Virginia for
the nope stand he has taken to stamp
out the fraudulent and dishonest thods
suffers and election manipulntOrs In the
Capital City. 1T Is hard to learn an old
dog new tricks" but Is. harder still to pre-.
vent an old wire-worker and polltlcal
sincerely hope that the guilty parties N
the recent primary fraud may be MADE
an example by receiving the full penalty
OF law. !.
We can never expect pure and honest
elections. as long as the machinery - ~
the hands OF politicians. Let us have all
stances, a Tres ballot and d fair COUNT
1t IS refreshing TO have the ASSURANCE
OF Judge Witt. OF Richmond, that,no guilty
man will escape. lie. instructed the granu
Court would do Its part,-south Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
MRS. JORDAN BECOMES BRIDE
. or WELL-KNOWN GEORGIA NAN
Couple Will Go immediately on
European Trip TO 3. Tour !, Scot
land in Automobile.
fsnec,nl p The Times Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatc h
MACON, GA, June 17,--John ?. Little.
Iof Atlanta. and Mrs. Jordan were 4. mar mar
ried here last night, Bpiscop'aal Bishop Is'f't'
;Knlocn Nelson officiating, In the be ai,i
full mansion formerly the home OF Mrs Mrs.
jordan, hut recently purchased by Sam m
,uiel S. Dunlap. her brother.
The couple Will 90 Immediately on h q.
European trip ana viii tour Scotland
In an all tomoblo. on returning they they
will stop in New Yorls, where the The bride
has a sister, Mrs. Claude Badgley. They They
viii make their home IN Atlanta.
Mr.. Little Is being discussed for chan chan
scellor Of the Georgia state yerss ,Is',.}3
10 succeed Walter b. 1Illl. who died last last
year. He was at one time Speaker s 6
the Georgia Assembly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
q MAN FOUND DEAD,
Presumed to Have Been Murder
ed by Negroes,

c,I1:IAi.1R Ar N, a, June 1.-THE dead
hody5o at q, T. Watson, one OF the most
prominent men of Newbern. n. Gu WA
found two miles from that place this
morning, His body gave evidence q hs
having been choked to death Y
Carrie Foy. a colored woman, and Gaf-'
rison Wiley, n colored transfer driver,
are In jail. suspected Of having knowl'
edge Of tho crime.
Watson was last seen last Friday.
when he drove into the country for the
nurpose of Investigating certain reports
That had been In circulation.
IA q was about ilfty-fye years OF agSs
and owned considerable property.
Following an autopsy on me noays
ia tile effect that Watson died Of epAs
plexy, superinduced by excitement e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Swanson's Good Work.

Governor BwanBon'B efforts 10 prevent
Iynchtng in this State arc commendable,
and all good citizens will endorse his ac-
lion There can he no excuse for lyrch-
deinorstraied In many parts Of tho State.
Ws have now no delays In courts In tho
way of p0s,ponefDenf Of trials to exas,
pfrate the people and pile up costs that
az the causes Tor rnsortins 70 lynching,
Special grand tnriss are promptly con 4
xtned. I, s,Medy trial follows II jndlct-
ment is found end ~ guilt N proven the
prisoner ~ given but n short time to
JTepafe for his DOOM let mob law
Z. hKtt and lei tbs courts have Jurisdiction
'taEsli cases VI crtIne,~-F edcilcksburg
Erce Lance, ..l..a ~ M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Bryan's Vindication.

AS fast as Democratic Stata conYen-
or West william j. Bryan is being en-
dorged as the candidate for President
In 1903. Even the great gold standard
papers that 10 bitterly fought him N
in his favor. The truth is he han been
more than indicated. The policies which
he 30 consistently advocated have been,
and are being, demonstrated TO be for
the best interest OF the country. Tho
Republicans Themselves confess this by
adopting the measures he suggested and
for which they sought TO ridlcule him,
It in now freely predicted that Bryan
VIII be the next President OF the United
States -Gate City Herald
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18

sna Robartson. Fannie Schultz. Elsie
Doherty, Kate Dugan. Myrtle Norment,
Annie Murphy, Mamie Dugan, Theresa
Heyer, Myrtle Thomas, Marie Stephan
and Bessie sharpley; A1essrs Franz
DOYLE. Andrew Krouse, James Doherty,
Charlie Angle, Joseph F<imbrough. WILL
liam Doyle, Wilbur Quarles. william
Hudson, Carl Woinbrun. Charles Ste
phan, Edward ,Dugan, Emmett NE scoc
Archer Wagner. John Doherty, and LIN LIN
wood Waldrop:
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Robert Paxton and children are
! at Buena Vista for the summer
3t Mr.. George Dunaway, Of saluda, has
come to Richmond to make his home &
Miss spottswood pullman. Of King and
Queen county, Is visiting friends IN the
city. 5.}, . Wa il gs II
Miss Emma Clark Is one OF the guests
at rouse-partyj that is being enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Henry Selma elz,
of Hampton. Va. si5s
Mrs. r, b. cauthorn, OF Gloucester
county, is visiting relatives IN the CITY y:
34 Mr., George hlIlB BpcI u lev AtNS :, 49,
Fincastle, Va, this week.
d Mrs. william Horatio Brown and chill chill
dren are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs y. J Z
Burke, in Mathews county.
IA go
Miss Nita5 Grcssitt. OF urbanna, re-.
Gently visited friends II Richmond nd
Mr.. Howard Calls. OF this city, was
so1,t. ~. n
wedding OF Miss Bessie Ferebee Morgan
~ Mr. Daniel Young Cooper, which took
place In Shawboro. n. Gu on THURSDAY
last, .g}
Miss Gertrude Clarke left Saturday to
be tho guest OF Miss Leslie Jeffrles. IN
Client Norfolk, S
Mrs, Robert cabell Tahb, Of this city.
Els the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George !,
Hunley in Mathews county. Miss Bessie
Miller gave a delightful tea in her honor l.ol
last week. II ~
Mrs. r. p. Dubank and Mrs, Catherine
lS11ubank have returned to Gloucester
county, after q visit to friends here,
Dr.. Stuart. Mcclure visited Radford
| this week on professional business. He
J was accompanied fllOIlle So Wy " y ttt'ir'
shelburn, of that city, who VIII undergo
treatment at st. Luke 5 Hospital,
DR. Hunter Spencer, OF King and Queen
county was In the city last week.
Miss Virginia Clarke Is the guest Of
Mrs Garnett, in Hampton, Va,
IS Judge George w, Richardson, OF Ma
rion, Va, Waited Richmond the first
OF the week, 5ss
Mr. W. n, Marsh, OF Urbanna. paid 9
!. business visit to- this city early ear last
i week. I'd
Miss Lucy Cary, OF Gloucester county,
Is visiting friends here
4 n Miss Mary Gibson Iunley. who has
been student at the Woman's College,
has srsturned to Aer home In Mathews eIll 9
county, I. N
4 II Messrs. W. ID, Tomlinson and Shelton
Walden visited relatives IN Gurpanna " a.
4 recently. 81,
Dr., samuel O. Bowen, Of the Me-
mortal Hospital, Ia visiting his parents
I. an Tasewell, y Va. q z.
4. Mrs, Thea. Garland Boswell, wha has
y been visiting relatives here. is the guest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
An Oyster Roast. J
lsnecial to The Times. plspa tch.

E3Y Especial o'Ihe IlmeS-Dlspalcn,l
si3 WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 17,-Miss
Virginia Peachey gave an oyster roast
to-day In honor Of her guests Miss AM
ME Keith Royal, OF Richmond, and
Miss Grace Jones. Of Danyille,
Tho party drove to I3igler's, on the
York. and spent delightful day, fish
Ing and bathing. w 4 y
f The following were the members Of
the party: Misses Royal, Jones, Lamb;
Lane. Antrim. Patty. sMorecock, Mrs IA.
?. Cole; and Mrs. BID, Peaehey, Messrs.
b. D. Peachey, Tn r lddick, Doyell, Dur
fey Etheridge. and D, p. Spencer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Views of the
Virginia, Editors.
.Wanted-A Moses.
We flew from Hryan to Parker

j We flew from Bryan to Parker and what
did we get? Is there no other Moses to
lead US? Must we take one extreme or
the other? Is not This the time for our
Southern man to come forward and show
to the people OF the country that we can
be trusted with the affairs OF the people
and OF the government with safety and
saneness? Why walt? Is the time not OPP
perfume? It seems. to us that everything
is combined to make OF this the time g
all others. There is one thing, however,
that Is sure. and that Is that the Demo-
cratic party must completely Ignore
Hearst and defy him to do his worst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
.BACCALAUREATE SERMON.
Commencement Exercises Wash
ington and Lee Begun Saturday

ington and Lee Begun Saturday,
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
LEXINGTON. VA, une The COM
mencement exercises OF the Path session
at Washington and Lee University be-
gan to-day with the baccalaureate SER
mon by Rev g. c. Mitchell. p. D., OF
visitor held the closes tenti Q. 5ot his
5cisea were held In the Lee Memorial
Chanel beginning at II o'clock. The
tchancel was tastefully decorated with
flowers and eyergrecns, and presented q
most attractive appearance. Special
music was furnished for the OCCASION.
All the other churches OF the town were
closed, and, IN concurrence, the attend
large. s5S #
Tho address before the Young MEMS
Christian Association was delivered to-
night at 8 80 o. clock by Rev. n, u. Pretty
man, Of Baltimore. The speaker was
greeted with q fine audience, and his nd
dress was we'll received. Mr.. Prettyman
Mas lo y, four pastor q Trinity
many OF his old friends and former
;parlshIoners were present tonight.
The annual regatta, the most attrac-
tive feature OF the unlverst yF commence
,ment exercises, will take place 6to-lnor-
row afternoon at Q o'clock on North
river, The contrasting teams will be- the
Harry Lees tthe reds) and the Albert
sidneEs (t 5t,o6 6lues) other aquatic races
literary tier ,ry0' societies viii take place,
Tho exercises will be held daily until
Wednesday,, graduation day. The anal
ball will take place "Wednesday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Severe Rainstorrn.

Special to The Times Dispatch.)
K PETERSBURG, YAn4 June liza severe
electrical storm, With tremendous down
pour of rain, has been raging here, with
afternoon, vivid flash OF lightning
burned out the electric lights at 81. Paul
Episcopal Church this evening Just before
the hour for. services and severely shock
ed member OF the choir, who wa
standing In the chancel. 4. SsSs y s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Southern Progress.


Richmond sends greetings to the en-
/. L, 81 y, c,ty ~ F3,rnn,nrhamAl Ala. That
.eip. -. ~. 49,. Z, ~ sour.
~ondertul cry ~ 1t'u re. = II.
ern iron industry, has made wondrous
progress during the past year. The
report recently made by tho CONNER
c,al club Of birmingham shows the
amount OF money invested there during
the year in new corporations, in the
Improvement OF plants and enterprises
of various kinds already established in
extensions. iin building and In bther
8deve,opments. The recap!tulation is as
follows:
New corporations ........,... s $500. $50 90
Increase In old corporations..,. 3,9sz.Jc00O
House building ..............-... 4,llh,CVU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
IF Charles Lamb Were Alive.

4 Charles Lamb was writing his eulogy
on roast pig. # h y
"Of course" l,e said i, II don't mean q
young pig that has been In cold storage
for eleven months. Heaven forbid!"--;
Chicago Tribune.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
How u Call The nes-Dispatch.

{ Persons Wishing to commune are W. -.
rhe Times. Dispatch BY telephone WI, ASK sF
central Tor "4o41," and on being ansWereu
IRON, the office switchboard VIII lno' CAV.
the department or person With Whom sney
Wish to speak. - a
When calling between g a. N. ana !. :
al. IA |. cali to central office direct !. ,or
4o4i composing room, 4o42 business o''oe'
4o4s for mailing and press rooms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18

Tennyson Smith, the leader Of the tenn
perance reform movement in England, is
Ir Washing ION at the head OF a campaign
In the District for prohibition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
! SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL |

Going, Gone |!
Where nov are you going, my pretty
10 q meeting q the Wednesday, club
4 she said. fsSs q
And what's done there 2--if you are not
10 tell club secrets, smiling, he said.
a. We discuss all books that ever we've
And a sssrk e Tie writer's living ana
Delight lls Y, i, the study Of browning We
wona L; ~ ~ =, vas y both IN heart and
Twas I vry face lie made, res great,
-, !. Renal ssan paper to-day III read
Say, woudn'tyit Be nicer with me TO
wa TX ~ 4Si Il Est 5Iii isli5F5
Don't g e the club Let US 60 r., n
TO the creek BY tho old lime Kiln he he
ITO your invitation, should 4 give heed7
Just now, you We're going elsewhere With
speed.
4 j. u ID \
IL am under promise to meet friend,
Some suge ndvice about business to lend;
But cnn ! think Of him when you are
In sight? 4 III 5
Please say you'll go with me! Twill oil
be right" s8is;
No paper. was read at the Club that day.
And the talk about Art went nj astray;
Linr!n a business man was heard to ssay
When the appointed hour had passed
away.
But DER the hill they went, along the
Z H. i3s creek, fs4s s9 u sf3
SVioletr fernssnnd bluebonncts5t to seek.
And the wedd!ng-bells will soon ring, US
said. sis /.
FOR Clarence and Prudence. this man IAN and NJ
maid. sgS q t$
Mary Pettus Thomas, from Some Fant
cics in Verse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18

Atlanta Journals Chicago has Just let
a contract to have her garbage dumped
In the lake. We suppose -by this THAI
me beef packcra no longer care to buy
n. lais -siss stF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Brandon House Party.

+ Miss 1mogen ;Riddick will leave to- day.
for Brandon Hotel, near Basic Cty.,
where Miss Robinson Is entertaining n
delightful June house party. Other young
Richmond girls to enjoy Miss Riddlclkt.s
will include the Misses Wad-
dey, Miss Elsie Parrish and Miss Mary Mars
Tha n, no s5s6 i5g l8,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
Poems You Ought to KNOB.

watever your however hoprs
at least few minutes every DAY
life wita bit Of chafles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-18
AZ Lee Camp Home

3 a most delightful dramatic ana VOCAL VOCAL
entertainment was given at Lee Camp
Soldiers Home on Tuesday evening last
under the auspices of the Entertainment
Committee Of the Home, Mrs. B. A.. B len
ner, being prominent factor In the eve
, 1906-03-22
COUNTRY EDITORS
TELEPHONE SCHEME

Several years ago an editor in a
small Illinois town conceived the no.
ton of strengthening his subscription
list, and, incidentally, making a little
money on the side, by running out
farmers telephone lines into the sur
rounding territory, says Success Mag
azine. Anywhere from fifteen to thirty
telephones were put on one line. The
farmers paid 81 a month for the SER
vice, and in addition to having the free
use of the line for telephoning among
themselves, and to the merchants of
the town, they had even a greater
boon. The editor, as an inducement to
subscribers, inaugurated a daily tele-
phone news service" Every night,
when he received the latest Chicago
newspapers, he cut out the principal
headlines. summarized the leading
news items, and, at a certain hour, in
response to a given signal, all the
farmers on his lines picked up their
receivers and the editor read TO them
the full news of the day. In this way,
families living twenty miles from the
nearest railroad or telegraph station
had the news of the world as quickly
as jewellers in the great cities. The
idea spread until now hundreds of
country telephone companies are CIV
ing their farmer subscribers daily
news service.
, 1906-03-22
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
BrIght and warm today.

Bright and warm today.
Much of the mud is drying up.
April magazines now in at Bookstore.
A touch of genuine spring weather.
The Commercial club win meet to-
night.
Loveioy repairs any old thing, and
does it right, toe.
Spring according to the almanac
and spring in reality"
The term examinations at the uni
~versity will begin Monday.
If you have never seen "A Wicked
Woman" go and see one tonight.
The Laramie Literary club will hold
its regular weekly meeting tonight.
NJ. F. Reed resumed work in the
yards of the Laramie Plains line this
morning.
Miss Deffry and company in "a
Wicked Woman" tonight. Seats now
vi Sdlt. IOpuldI pllISos
Work has been resumed On the Nor
ton residence, on Ninth street, between
Garfield and Kearney streets.
The s~pinsters, children and orches
ira for the Spinsters' Return will meet
for practice with Mrs. Frazee at s
o'clock Friday evening.
Prof. Merz is daily looking for a let
ter from his son, Lieutenant Julius
Merz, who should have reached Ma
Mia in time to get a letter back by
now.
The telephone for the use of Justice
Grant of the police court is being in
stalled. 1t Will rest on the wall neal
the justice, who will not have to move
to answer calls.
The pupils of Miss Barker's room
at the East Side school gave an enter
tainment this afternoon, in honor o.
the teacher, who will retire at the
close of tomorrow's session.
The standard barometer at the FRS
National bank today recorded 23.OO, ex
actly as it stood at 2:3O yesterday af
ternoon, there having been no change
of any sort to amount to anything.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan, jr., are
the proud parents of a baby boy, borr
this morning, and mother and babe are
doing nicely. Grandpa George Morgan
was capable of navigating today will
some difficulty by stepping only on the
high places.