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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
ohieaEo Beats New YORK.
NEW YORK, June N-Chicago defeated
the locals today. ] TO s Score.


sBatted for witse in third inning.
sBatted for MalaTkey In ninth.
New York ......... 0 0 0 0 O5
Two-base hits; Chance %, Donlin. King.
Sacrifice hits: Holman f). Tinker %.
Doyle, Seymour. Stolen bases: Schultz.
seymour Double play: Reulbach to Tinker
10 Chance Hits: OFF Wntse, 5 In three
innings; off Taylor, 4 in two innings (none
nings: off Reulbach. IN two min none
out IN third: off LundEren 3 In seven
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
Senators shut Out Tirers.
DETROIT.

DETROIT. June 1S.-One inning decided
the game, Washington getting TO Siever
for six hits and four runs in the second.
E1Nra.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
'Batted for Bergen in eighth.
'Batted for Mcintyre in eighth

Pittsburg .............2 0 2 / as
Brooklyn .-...........0 0 0 O. o 2 2-6
Two-base hit: Wilson. Home run: Hum
mel. Sacrifice hit: Camnitz, Leach, Shee-
han. Stolen bases: Thomas (2), Pattee,
Wilson. Left on bases: Brooklyn, p; Pitts
burg. 9. Hits: OFF Mcintyre, II in s in
nings. Base on balls: Off Camnitz, s; Of
Mcintyre. 2: off Holmes, /. Base on errors:
Pittsburg, l; Brooklyn. /. Hit by pitcher:
BY Holmes. /. Struck out: BY Camnirz.
I: by Mcintyre. 2. Time: 1859. Umrires:
Johnson and Rudderham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

Chicago .......O s-s
Boston ..............O 0 1 3 0 0-5
Two-base hit: w. Sullivan. Three-base
hits: W. Sullivan. Mcfarland. Hits; off
Patten, 8 In three innings; off Burchell. 8
two-thirds innings; off Smith. o in one and
one-third innings; off Walsh, / in one in
ming. Sacrifice hits: Atz, Davis, Purtell,
Burchell. Stolen bases: D~ougherty, Pur-
tell, Smith. Double plays: Atz to Donahue
to Purtell; Purtell to Davis to Donahue;
w. Sullivan to Purtell; Walsh to Donahue.
Left on bases: Chicago, 5; Boston, s.
Bases on balls: Off White. l; off Smith, 2;
off Patton. 8; off Burchell, T. Hit with
pitched ball: BY White, /. Struck out:
BY White. ?; by Burcheii, 1. Passed ball:
w. Sullivan. Time; 2;1o Empires: Evans
and Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
Two Pitcher Tor one.

Ever try The Bee Van Ad Columnsi
II not. do so-and get best results.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
GAMES IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati Wins Pitchers Battle
From PhiIadelnhIn.


PHILADELPHIA. June 1s-Cinclnnati
today defeated Philadelphia in a pitchers
battle. Magee was put off the field for
striking Umpire Emslie. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

CAIsars. a. P.uL sIinAsaDsl,. a
Omana-
Twin city Passenger. n es0 am $50 pm
sioux CITY Passenger.-a 800 pm ai0s0 am
Emerson Local .,.......c so am 6 s& nm
Missouri Paetnc-
. Daily. ! b Daily except sunday. c sun
day only. dpaiiy except Saturday. DAILY
axcept Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
SIOUX SCALP ROURKE FAMILY
Goose Eggs the Only Kind Of Fruit
Local Athletes Get.
DRUGGISTS SEE THE GAME
Hall Did valiant work, But His Sup
port, Generally s~peakInE, Was
Awkward. 10 say the
Least.
DRUGGISTS SEE THE GAME

OInanA. " SIOUX NiAEt .
The Sioux scalped the entire Rourke
family Thursday. trying apparently 10
even up for the defeat Sanders handed
them the day before. II was druggists
day" at the park. and Pa wanted so much
TO win because Of the distinguished com
pany he had, but it was not in the cards.
Duoky had blood in his eye and rot only
kept his team Keyed up to the finish but
played a great game himself. pulling down
four long flies. a miss OF any one ofiwhich
might have been disastrous.
Hollenbeck was TO have pitcned the
game. 1t was his turn. but after warming
! up both Hall and Hollenbeck, Captain
vranck sent Hall to the hilltop II was
! not altogether his fault that the. game was
lost, for he held the Sioux to two runs,
but the players back OF him could not
make good with the stick
Bright starr was in the box for the
Sioux and he held out to the finish. pitch
ing nice~balL. He has gained a reputa-
tion Of being quite a twirler for about
seven innings. and then he is usually
pulled out to make room for someone who
might possibly save the game. Ducky
was afraid Of that yesterday and after
the sixth inning he kept Freeman con-
tinually warmed up ready TO 20 in. Bright
refused to weaken, however. and played
the string out. In the eighth inning, with
two out. Householder hit one off his
shoestrinEs to SEVERED. The ball was a
little too lively for the lengthy first
sacker to handle and Householder was
safe. WEIGH followed with another single
in about the same place. but that was all
for Captain Franck grounded out to sec
ond.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
MorninEaidA schednIe.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June B.-Cspeclal)-
The foot hall schedule for Morningside col
lege has been announced by Coach John L.
Griffith and is perhaps the hardest yet
undertaken by the Methodist Institution.
Both the state college at Ames and lowe
university have places on the schedule. The
Creighton game will also be an important
one Tor the college No game is scheduled
with Drake university. All OF the games
with the exception OF the one with Ames
viii be played in Sioux City. The complete
schedule follows:
September 26-Iowa college at Ames.
October I@Creighton university at Sioux
CITY.
October 24-IoEa university at Sioux CITY
November 7-Hamline university at Sioux
City.
November 2sUniversity Of South Dakota
At Sioux City.
Coach Griffith announces that a few mi
nor games OF a practice nature may be
added. A movement Il on foot to arrange
an alumni game early In the season.
so suits to order. rs. ts pants for -
Naccarthy-Wfson. 30 South 18th.
Ever try The Bee Want Ad Columns? II
not, do 90. and set satisfactory results
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee Wins Close Contest From
IudtRnanOIfa.


INDIANAPOLIS. June 1s.-Indianapolis
filled the bases in the ninth inning, but
could not bring in a run and lost to Mil
waukee, 3 to 2. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
PHILADEIPHIA


Totals......G7 II 50 3 Totals .....42 4'ss u 8
"Two out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland II 0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 Ia
Philadelp'a Il o 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
Time; POI. umpires: KLEIN and
tsburg Wins From brooklyn
PTTTsBURG

BROOKLYN. June 1s.-Pittsburg won
rom Brooklyn today, s to 8. in a free hit
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19

50 suits to order. rs. % pants for 81
Maccaythy-wnson. 30 South 18Th.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-19
sioux in peaa Earnest.

The Sioux had on their war oaint and
went after the game from the call OF
time. Campbell hit a corker to left for
two sacks and the Iowa druggists stood
and yelled. Ducky sacrificed him to third
and the Omaha druggists groaned. Weed
hit a long fly to Welch and the Omaha
druggists were quiet. for Campbell scored.
Omaha started the inning in the very
same way. Austin hit a long fly over
Campbel's head and the ball bounded
against the fence. within a foot OF going
over. Austin took two. But there the
similarity ceased, for King failed TO sac
rifice. Aubrey grounded out and all re-
lance was placed on Householder to get
back that lead of THE Sioux. but the big
left fielder threw his friends jown by
striking out. This was the nearest chance
Omaha had to scoring.
The Indians made another in the second
innjug before Hall settled down TO real
hdsiness. but after that they didn't need
any. 1t was not all Halls fault, either,
for he had rotten support. With one out
Sioux City Welch singled and Belden
booted the ball around until he reached
second base. SEVERED hit one TO DR..
WEIGH, who also Joined the error col
umn and Sioux City WEIGH trotted home.
Sioux City filled the bases in the sew
enth inning on two singles and a walk.
Gonding threw to first TO catch Camp
bell mapping. but Aubrey muffed the ball.
He ran after IL and fell down. In the
meanwhile Granville was s%cooting from
third to home. but from his sitting posture
Aubrey threw the ball and nailed him at
the plate Chicken pulled off another
foxy stunt in the third inning. Holmes
had made a hit and was on first when
Weed hit a high one toward Aubrey. The
Chicken dropped the ball on purpose and
then threw to second to catch Holmes,
figuring he would sooner have Wead on
bases than Holmes. .
The sam teams will play this afternoon
and the members Of the feminine contin-
gent are all invited to witness The game,
free of charge. The score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
X Prayer to the Christ Child.

Behold, ye season is again at hand; once more ye snows of winter lie upon a1l ye earth, and all Chrystantie is ar rayed to the holy feast.
 Presently shall ye star burn with ex- ceeding brightness in ye east. ye sky shall be full of swete music. ye angels shall descend to earth with singing. and ye bells-ye joyous Chrystmass llells-shall tell us of ye babe that was horn in Bethlehem.
 Come to us now. 0 gentle Chryst- eiflde. and wake among us peoples of 9n earth: enwileel us round about win Thy protecting care: forfend all envi GUS thoughts and evil deeds: teche Thou our hearts with the glory of Thy love. and quicken us to practices of peace, good win. and charity meet for Thy approval and acceptation. Eugene Field.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
The aaruain at Home.

Bobby-Mamma. let's give papa lovely gold scarfpin.
 Mamma-That will be nice boDDy. Bobby-Mamma. you put m $4.9o' and I'll put in dime. Brooklyn Eagle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23

plete enjoyment VIII ID wAoa.ay ., a,, LINE on the part of
 every one on the American gunboa; not in Cronan's confidence was the ab- sence of cigarettes. When the coffee was served Cronan announced that Santa Claus had commissioned him to convey "a splendid gift to the mess He then produced the half filled box.
 "Why is Cronan like this box?" en- thusiastically asked one officer who Belonged to the conundrum class of humanity.
 "He's not full" one wit replied.
 "He's a delight to the eye" said an other
 "He's white. straight. and whatever yellow there is in him is the best yei- low there is." hazarded third.
 "Perhaps," admitted the questioner. But my answer is this: You find Gro nan always where the smoke Is thick Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23

Frank Worral, the cotton man, is soon to build a fine home in Lakeside The plans are being drawn by Hicks Stone, architect of Fayetteville. Ark Mr. Stone came here yesterday 10 prepare them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
es*sAsxs%sxs4xs&s4exsxsxs
 . Pat Cronail and ], , The Cigarettes
sefs sefs*sxstste+4s4stetsts*c,

EFAkas Ii T. heroic conduct of Lieutenant G William r. Cronan, U. $. N. E~~ i'll saving turret's crev
 From death on the battleshiu Connecticut la>t year was to have beea eApectcd rom man of his character Fat Crolt.n. as he iS known in ailt cut oi ffte nslyy. helongS to that clas, CT officers who reflect credit on th, country and the servi~> It was F,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23

N@a' ib'''dH . S- a waters for long time, it looked as though the Christmas dinner woa'd consist only of canned stuff and fresh VeSetab b'es and the peculiar cigarettes of the tropics, Fortunately the s:eata. CT Philadelphia arrived at La G,myr;l. one of the ports blockaded. and. as it could not unload, Captain Diehi. he commander of the Marietta, succeeded Tn inducing the commercial vessel to part with two turkeys and some cran. berries which, among other things. had been brought from New York carefully slowed away i'll the ireioX The Philadelphia had no Egyptian ci@a rcttes, and the question arose where they could be got. Cronan pondered deeply over the weighty problem and then asked permission for boat Without indicating what he proposed to do be gave the orders to proceed to the British cruiser Tribune, which was one of the ships enforcing the block ade
 Cronan was received by the ward room mess of the Tribune with open arms. As a special mark of apprecia- ton of his visit box of a hundred Egyptian cigarettes was brought forth by the executive officer. Cronan was invited to take one. His eyes fingered longingly on the box as he extracted lonely weed. He remained about q quarter of an hour, and then. reach ing over to the box. closed it and. 10 the astonishment of the Britishers. put it under his arm. They were too well bred to remonstrate. but their eyes spoke volumes. It was their last box! Cronan went over the side and was pulled away to his own ship, lcav- Ing behind disgust and desolation. As soon as he reached the Marietta he asked Captain Diehl for one of the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23

turkeys, and this he care f Il l l y packed tip and sent to the ward room of f h Q Tribune with the compliments of the American of ficers, and he accompanied it with fifty ciga- retteS.
 The Christmas dinners on the NJ arietta and Tribune as well were great suc- cesses. The on- ]y bar to com plete enjoyment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
FOR RENT.
Dwellings.

No. 313 Cherry St. 6 room dwelling No. 2009 West 5th avenue, room dwelling.
 No. 2003 West 5th avenue, room dwelling.
 Desk room for rent
 have a greater demand for dwell. ings than I am able to supply. Ii you have a dwelling vacant it would pay you to place it with me I solicit a share of your insurance represent Old Line Companies, Tele- phone me and I will call.
 CHAS. HANCOCK.
 Office ll3 Pine Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Pine Bluff Brick Com pany will be held at the Company s office, between the hours of and 2 o'clock D. h., on Tuesday, the 18th day of January, 1909, for the pur- pose of electing directors for the en- suing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before them.
 q. BREWSTER, Secretary. December 12, 1908.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23

fortune 10 |, with hi,li on tho gllnboat Mariat Ia during ! : blockade of i,
 eZuela ill 1G..i;.:.:.: :: by Great Brit a i n. Gerlnany and Italy. There was no duty too onerOus for ilin. to underta ke. l.o, service he was unwilling totaee His men stood solidIy ind him, ready to <, w h e rev CT he would lead.
 As the Aiafiet- la had been ill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 6.
 SDecial Assessment,

The tax hooks for the collection of special assessment upon the real property ill Sewer District No. 6 in the city of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such as- sessnent and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this ith day Of December, 1908.
 A. C. Russell. City Collector 0flict-CHy Hall 3 a. m. to r m
 Dec 2e1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
TO SUCCEED PROFESSOR GORE.
Professor Patterson Appointed to Place
In University Faculty.
Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.l

Special TO The Tim s- Dispatched
4 WINSTON.SALCNI. NJ. G. June Co.
Many persons In North Carolina vii,
learn with interest Of the appointment
OF Professor Andrew H. Patterson. a
son OF Mrs. M. Il. Patterson ot Salem.
to succeed the late Professor ]. w.
Gore to the chair Of physics in the
University OF North Carolina. Profess
sor Patterson received his preliminary
training in tho West End graded school
in Winston, and was later graduated
from the University OF North Carolina,
where no took high rank and was
prominent In tho affairs OF the student
body. He there became member Of
tho Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
Shortly after his connection with tho
University OF Georgia, Mr. Patterson
was married to tho eldest daughter OF
Dir. Ebert Alexander who In his long
service as professor OF Greek at Chapel
Hill was appointed minister to Greece,
under President Cleveland
Professor Patterson Is regarded as
ono of the best equipped educators in
his alma mater and us a member of the
faculty, is q subject OF great gratifica-
ton among university men and his
wide and prominent connections here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Travelling Man from Chicago Dies
Suddenly In ElOyL.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspateh.l

Especial to rho Times Dspatch.l
Floyd. VA, June 6.-R. A. Multi
nix. patent medicine salesman for
Foley & Company. Of Chicago, died at
the residence Of Mr.. A. p. Hartman,
tho sheriff Of the county. on the morn
ing OF June the 5th.
MulliniN had spent the night there,
anu when Mr.. Hartman went to his
room he was found in "a dying condi-
ton. A physician was 'phoned for,
but death resulted before he could
reach the place Nothing is known
letter found In his pocket marked
from Laddonia, Mo, and signed your
sister Wat" and an Od1-Fellows'
card from tho same place, showing
that he was In good standing there
as an Odd-Fellow.
His house has been wired; also the
lodge Of which he was a member, as
to what disposition shall be made OF
the body. which was taken charge
of by the OddFcllows here until they
can be- heard from.
He was about forty-flve or fifty
years old, very fleshy man and II Is
supposed that his death resulted from
heart failure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
FOR SENDING OBSCENE CARD

.
Grave Charge Against Young Man Who
Had No Such Purpose.
ONANCOCS, VA, June 6.--Deputy
Marshal Miller has arrested. and this
morning carried to Norfolk, John Wind
sor, son of Mr.. Charles U. Windsor,
charged with sending an obscene souv-
enlr card through the mails in Decem-
Der, 1907. to daughter OF Mr.. j. D.
Lewis, OF Hunting Creek.
The young man was in Baltimore
about the time named. and purchased
a number of cards. Upon one he wrote
something that some might construe
as reflection To this Mr.. Lewis OBJ
iected and mailed the card to the
Post-Office Department, at Washington.
It has been in the hands OF the post
Office inspectors since, and young Wind
sor's arrest follows. Mr.. Lewis now
regrets his action, and accompanied
Windsor to Norfolk that he might make
this statement to the commissioner.
The opinion here is general that no re-
Election upon the lady was intended.
and no one believes that Windsor for
moment realized that he could be
accused of violating a postal law.
The marshal also arrested l.. Fletcher
Scott. of Accomac. charged with I'M
persona ting a United States officer. The
complaint is made by Charles Allen,
an old negro Ian. who has been for
some time suspected of keeping n small
speakeasy at his home near Locust
Vile 1t is alleged that Mr. Scott and
conlrade went to the home OF Charles
about two months ago. at night. told
him that they were revenue officers,
accused him Of selling liquor without
a license. and said he must take out q
license at once. or they would carry
him to tho county Jail. Charles pro-
tested his Innocence. and refused to pay
for the license. when they TOOK MN
in custody and carried him to the
courthouse. On reaching the jail wall
Charles surrendered all the money he
had-s17-and promised that the bal
ancc would be forthcoming. HIS re-
lon 90 .ni,o lnntlY followed. -. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
THOMAS PROPOSES TICKET
Wants swanson, Tyler, Jones' md Byrd
as Delegates MT Large.

Wants swanson, Tyler, Jones' md Byrd
IA Delegates Mt Large.
spe-t., To The Times T,'snatch,l III
:. LYNCHBuRG, VA June 6.r-ES-
Senator A. L. Thomas to-day gave
out tho following statements:
IN good deal OF nonsense has 'heen
going the rounds QfS.se press in refer
ence to my so-tulled opposition to
sending Senator Daniel as delegate
at large to Denver.EI 1T may not be
lamiss to put the matter in It's proper
perspective
"Onice- holders, whether Of high or
low degree, have no prescripttve right
to go 10 national Democrutin conven-
tions. III do not think II us IN In
variable customin Virginia, to send the
United states Senator'S. In 1896, SEN
ator Martin was lett at Nome pre-
sumably to continue tho stNdS Of tho
horn book or free silver, as Al was not
supposed aat that time than he had
been sufficiently indoctrinatedNo repre-
sent a free silver 8constitl,ancy\
MY objections 10 Senaloa La!nle 81 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
HAS WON HIGH HoNORs.
Marked Success OF Petersburg Boy Mt
brown University.

lSpeCiul W WV AAaASs- A|''PuNS'i.I
PROVIDENCE, II. l., June 6.---In
Lawrence Lyle Larrnbee, of Petersburg,
Nn, class of 1909, Brown University
has one of its foremost undergraduate
college men of to-day. Ilonors with
out stint have been accorded TO the
young Nirglnian, and. to crown all. lie
has Just been elected manager Of the
college track team, and also TO mem
bersnip in tho exclusive Cammarian
Club.
Iarrabee's claim to recognition as
ono OF the most popular collegians in
this ancient institution or learning
came early in his college career. lie
was seeanA vice president, OF his class
during hts freshman year and at the
class banquet was one of the chief
speakers that year,
IN both freshman and sophomore
years he WAS a prominent memberao Of
his class football team, being an ath-
'lcte Of some note. As u present mons
Der OF the Junior class, he is It's sec
.retary, and In addition Is member
of the Sphinx Club and OF other COL
leges bodies, 81
II Larrahee's success in tho manages
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
ELECT DANIEL A DELEGATE
pittsylynnia Democrats Honor the Dis
7s7z5ss tlnEuislcd Senator.

Democrats nohor thc A1''-
tlnguished Senator.
TSpeciai 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CHATHAM. VA, June 6.--The Pitt
sylvania County Democratic ConSen-
ton here to-day elected u. q Allen,
j. a. Tredway. !. l.. White, LIZ. G Mes
j. ". Deboe. ". = Swanson. G.. L. l,
Smith, W. H. Hedrlcl, r. H. Coleman,
S. +. Brown J. W.. Gregory y :, " y; -, ~
Wilson. ]. G. Blair, K. A. -, B $, ls,
w. II. Neal, ]. II. Butcher, 5, i j.. Gle
ment. w. T. Jefferson, W.. y ], li lil,
u. a. Smith. Reid Ramsey; y "a; oa 1tsi;
C. II. Mcdaniel. ID A. stu. 3. 1i. .,,i
son, c. A. Pritclett. 1r;, ~ G. Ro y err. I
son, Il. NJ. Payne; I e. Gi1l ,; !, u & - a
Swanson, r. A, James. 6. Rison'
F,"%s. Reid and John w. Daniel dele
rates. witt, one -half vote aach, to the
Stnte convention at Roanoke.
Resolutions wore adopted indorsins
i'm administration of Governor swan,
son and the course of Senator's Danel
and Martin. Congressman Saunders
and representatives from this county
in tho last General Assembly. The
5crowning featureSo of the convention
ysns the election of Hon. John War
wick Daniel as one of the delegates
Al largo 10 the State convention. In
dorsing Hon. William Jennings Bryan
md instrueting the delegates for him,
The other delegates at large arc ioN-
arnor Swanson, Colonel l >. Relti,
SENATOR George r. Rison and X. a,
Inp3cs. The delegates We're instruct
cd 10 vote for Governor SWANSON sen.
i.tors Daniel and Martin us delegates
nj large to the National Democratic
~, f N +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
bishop Tucker mt Boydton.
tspecial to Tho Times Dlspat CHI.

Special to Tho 7Ttmes- DIsp4tcTt.1 ..-.9- "
BOYDToN, VA, June 6.---Blsl1op Bev-3
erly d. Tucker, of tho Diocese OF
Southern Virginia. preached here last
night in tho courthouse to the colored
people. He confirmed a class OF three
colored persons. There is q small
membership OF Episcopalians amonE
the colored people here. but they have
no house OF worship, and therefore
used tho Courthouse. Bishop Tucker
reached here yesterday, and while hero.
conferred with tho vestry Of st. James
Church with Il View to calling a rector
forASt. James which has been without
II rector for several months. The
bishop gave the vestry much encour-
agement, and 1t is hoped that tho
church will not be vacant very long.