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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Law to Prevent indebtedness.

Pierre, Aug. 9.-The last legislative
session passed very stringent law to
prevent the creation of any indebted
aess against the state without au-
:hority of law. by any officer or board,
,ut made allowance for extreme emer-
yencies. by allowing the creation of
In Indebtedness against the state by
ina with the consent of the governor.
The first call for the application Of
his new law came from Huron, where
he buildings on the state fair grounds
we're badly wrecked by recent wind
storm. Governor vessey. through the
,ower invested in him by that law, has
authorized the creation of a debt Of
1890 for repairs on the buildings
damaged.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19

misInrormed as to the correctness of
their taste.
Dame Fashion, above ali ladies on
earth, has no liking anywhere for
coarse splendors, and when 1t comes
to the secret garment, that holy raj
ment which wraps women closest, she
Is a veritable martinez in opinion,
commanding always the most delicate
materials and dainty work one can
afford. In fact. the good lady seems
to say to each of her daughters as
they start forth for a debauch Of
white" shopping, Remember you are
lady, my dear"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
WORK OF GATHERING GRAINS
AND VEGETABLES FOR STATE
EXHIBIT NO EASY TASK.
6. II. MUMMY HAS JOB
Farmers Are Urged to Work With the
Commercial Club Committee
For q Fine Exhibit at
Huron.

Sioux Falls.-C. M. MUMMY, who has
personal charge of the gathering of
The articles to be used in the Mime
aaha county display at the state fair
at Huron next month, requests the
farmers of the county who have them
selves, or know where good samples
Of grain, fruit or vegetables can be
secured, to inform Mr.. MUMMY. The
task of gathering the articles to make
a good showing is hard one. The
work can be reduced to a minimum If
The farmers will simply drop Mr..
MUMMY or A. E. Bowring, chairman
Of the committee having the work in
charge, card giving the desired in
formation.
The work being done by the COM
mittee from the Commercial Club is
for the benefit of the farmer. The
club Is footing the entire expense.
The farmer is not asked to contribute
single penny. II he feels like max
ing a free contribution of his crop for
an exhibit, we'll and good, but if not,
the committee will purchase and pay
outright for the sample.
Mr.. MUMMY. if notified where he
can get good article for the exhibit
ton, will make a trip in person and
gather the article, thus removing any
trouble whatever from the farmer
There are plenty of products of the
soil in Minnehaha county to make a
fine exhibit at the state fair, and If
the movement is not success 1t will
be because the committee in charge
had not been given the necessary in
formation.
Last year, Minnehaha county had
unQuestionably the best exhibit at the
state fair. Because 1t was not proper
ly entered the first prize was not ac-
corded it. This year Minnehaha
county can carry off top honors if the
farmers of the county will simply
work hand in hand with the commit
tee from the Commercial Club.
| 1t is the farmers who will derive
the benefits from fine exhibit
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
SatIn-FInlshed Foulard.

The seasons love for foulards has
spurred the manufacturers to greater
efforts, and we have this summer .
wider choice of these soft fabrics than
ever before. Their width, which is AZ
inches, makes the material one that ID
especially advantageous. for 1t adapts
itself well to the demand for tunics
peplums and princess models. Foulard
seems to have more brilliant finish
than formerly, SO 1t has slipped easily
into the place left by the waning pop
ularity of satin.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
S. D. SILVER SERVICE IGNORED.
Gift to Cruiser Stored In New York
Navy Yard and Forgotten.

Washington, D. C. Whenever
Capt. James T. Smith, commanding
the armored cruiser South Dakota,
wishes to decorate his table with a
magnificent silver service he can do
so by merely making a request of the
navy department for the transfer to
his custody of the gift made to his
vessel by the people of South Dako-
ia five years ago.
the department to name a cruiser for
South Dakota, the pride OF the people
of that new and thriving state was SO
aroused that they at once decided to
follow the example of other states
and present silver service to orna-
ment the messroom Of the new war
engine.
In 1904. long before the craft was
ready to be put afloat, the gift was
made by the governor Of the state
with request that as soon as the
vessel was placed in commission the
silver be sent aboard.
In January, 1908, the South Dakota
was launched. The gift of the people
of the state for which she was named
appears to have been forgotten. The
silver service had been boxed and
stored in the New York navy yard
There it is supposed to be today. No
one seems to be especially charged
with the duty of delivering it to the
vessel.
The people of South Dakota have
become FESTIVE under what they re.
gard as the indifference shown toward
their generosity.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Serge 10 In Favor.

Serge is being used great deal for
dresses. as well as for tailored suits,
but always in the most severely tai
lored styles. The material does not
encourage embroidery or elaboration
In any way, but 1t has other merits In
excellent wearing qualities and Ger
tain beauty OF its own.
Linen Is a decided favorite this
summer. and the colored linens are
more In demand than the whites. The
glazed linen Is rarely seen and the
beautiful delicate shades have taken
It's place In the wardrobe.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Aged Indian Drowned

Aberdeen.-An Indian named Ka-
:hoppa, aged 81 years. was drowned
n creek between Red Iron and Clear
axes. in Marshall county, while re-
turning to his home from trip to
own. 1t Is supposed the old man was
intoxicated. He narrowly escaped
browning at the same place a year
lgo, but was rescued by companion.
This time ne was alone.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
sUFFRAcisTs PLAN CAMPAIGN.
Temporary Headquarters for South
Dakota EstabiIshed 1t Fort Pierre.

Pierre.-The South Dakota equal
suffrage organization is preparing
% wage An active campaign, with
Mrs. ]. A. Johnson. Of Fort Pierre, as
its head. In few days temporary
headquarters will be opened at Fort
Pierre. and the business will be trans
acted from that place until the con-
sention In October selects . place Tor
permanent headQuarters.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
VIII Put on Airs.

Pierre. Aug. 9.-With the promise of
! railroad In time to haul in their coal
his year. the people of Onida, the
county seat Of Sully county, have de-
,ided that it is time for them to put
IN city airs, and after a quarter of
century under township government,
hey have called a special election for
he purpose Of voting upon the ques-
ion of incorporation.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
CHILDREN FIND sooTY.
Jeweiry, Keys ard Other Junk Dug
up In Aberdeen.

Aberdeen.--A considerable quantity
OF jewelry and q large number OF
skeleton keys were found In pile OF
refuse here by children who were en-
gagged in play. None Of the local Jew.
lers can identity any Of the property.
and 1t il believed the goods were each.
Cd here after . robbery 81 some small
town, to b. left until The robbers felt
themselves free.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Piaits.

Plaits are coming in attractiveIy
Just now, especially on the princess
frock, for over the shoulder viii .
seen as many as nine plaits. the lower
portion being hidden with the paneD
and dress sides that round at the
high waist line under the arms. This
also gives breadth to frock. Imme.
diately below, the plaits appear at IL
sides Of the frock, possibly deeper
right at the edge Of the panel. ~
creasing q the back This makes -
top on the slant and stylish arraa9e
ment too.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Indian Writes Brand Commission,

Pierre.-The new" citizens of the
state at times show peculiar ideas of
the duties and powers Of the different
state departments. An Indian writes
the state brand commission, calling
upon them to secure for him the pos
session of a stolen pony. for which
he describes the brands. He says the
pony has been gone for some time,
and he wants the animal returned to
him at once. He thinks 1t possible
that the brand has been changed. but
that is q mere circumstance and 1t is
up to the state officials to get busy
on the return OF the pony. according
to his idea of government.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
ABOVE ALL, DAINTY
THE GREAT CONSIDERATION IN
UNDERWEAR.
Dame Fashions Most lnslstent Com
mand 10 That-Modei Shown
10 One Of the Best OF
Seasons Designs.

So vulgar is some of the underwear
worn nowadays that moral essay
could well be written on the subject
But the whole truth of the matter is
that the wearers of these over-trim-
med garments, which In the cheaper
forms are really atrocious, with their
coarse materials and bad lace, are
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19
Negro Resist. Extraditlon.

Sioux Falls.-D. ]. Conway has de-
parted for Pierre. where he will re-
sist the Efforts of the Kansas authori-
lies to secure requisition papers for
he return to Kansas of George Frank
in, or w. N. Morgan, Sioux Falls
,olored man. who is wanted in Kansas
or the alleged breaking Of his parole.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19

Blouse Of silk made with groups o.
tucks and ornamented with fagoting.
the latter forming an odd scalloped
yoke. The sleeves are tucked and
trimmed to correspond and are IN
ished with pulled undersleeves.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-08-19


foods of high quality you will never
have any trouble in disposing of them.
Sudden change in the diet of any
animal Is bad especially the horse.
The soft bran mash, by many advo-
Gated as a good Saturday night offer
ing Is apt to cause collie unless the
horse has been accustomed to bran
during the week; similar sudden use
of green grass, roots, boiled grain or
grain other than those mentioned is
apt to cause indigestion of serious
nature, and, taking all things into
consideration, the horse will do better
on q steady ration at fixed intervals
and In such way as to allow suf-
ficient time for proper mastication.
All changes In feeding and In feed
should be made very gradually, and
this applies especially to the change
from old to new grain and hay, Last
", the horse requires no medicines or
stock food or continental foods or
condition powders. Feed and care for
him sensibly and carefully. work him
properly. groom him well, see that his
stable il sanitary. and he will thrive.
work and enjoy life. Horses enjoying
the luxury OF life such a. We have
outlined are damaged and insulted by
every dose Of dope mixed IN their
feed or squirted or poured Into their
mouths.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-05
La casa Cu6t9ra
HERMANos, EN- BOSTON

En- Ell vapor Caracas" que sali6 aver
de nuestro puerto han emharcado nues-
fros est'mados amigos don Salvador
q" la Cuetara y don Francisco Gan
zalez, apoderados dc Ia importante FIR
ma mercantil de esta plaza Euetara
Hermanos.
Van nuestros j~ovenes amigos 4 abrir
en- Boston una Sucursal de la casa
Cnetara Hermanos, I'm gran establea
m1ento para La compra y venta de cal
zado americana y espanol.
lnutil nos parece. dadas las reIaeia-
mes de afecto sincere existentes entire
los senores Cuetara Hermanos Y nose
tlos, consig nar que deseamos ell mas
esplendido triunfo 4 los iovenes
prendedores que a a luchar en- Ell
vasto campo commercial de Boston, v
a tr1unfar seguramente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-05
EA honor d Espaia
Gracias, senores

ESta manana hemOS recibidO unr
adhesion enthusiastic en- honor de E
'pa1a, que autorizan con sus firnaas
distinguido n1cleo de personals como
cidas de esta capital.
|. Por hacer r~eferencia tambi6n 4 q
compafero de redacci6n publicamo ell
|citado manifesto, que dice ash.
San Juan, p. r. 4 de Agosto de 1903
Senior Director del BOLETIN
MERCANTM-
EstimaGo senior:
Hemos Ieido con verdadero gust0 las
Manifestations suscritas por el brillaEf.
|periodista S. Dalmau Camel en- las co.
iumnas de SUI importante diario.
Creemos que IN Las CIRCUMSTANCES ac-
tuales por que atraviesa la naci6n des-
cubridora de America, dichas manifest
clones son ~patri6ticas, s~inceras, inspira-
doras en- un amor de confraternidad.
CoMpenetrados con las ideas del estI
mado periodista, cuyas campanas son
levantadas siempre, le enviamos nuestra.
felicitaci6n mas calurosa.
De listed atentos servidores,
A. Soroeto, Jose N. FeNechea, Mel
quaades Garcia, JESUS Freirda, GGsper
~ 4G
F. Paroles, j. Vadd Saaua, j. n Pl
nero, r. Mumdan Lombn, Cr1st6baI Tafe,
J"on B. Arcfe, Miguel Lansodriid, Tea
do'o Frei'1o, Vemumcso Alonso, EDnras
to Fret'7a, e. Pocheco Espo, r. Gar
cha, Rdmaro Fernandez, AMtonso Ock0c.
L.. Mors''0o, L. Zabasa, L. Lopez Ke-
|tasc0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-05
Circulo San Rafael

La Junta DIRECTIVE del simpat1ene
SCirculo de San Rafael, 1naugurado
reclentemente en- Barceloneta, la d
ponen los senores s~iguientes:
Presidente, don Fernando Suria; VI
ce %presidente, don Jose A. del Olnao-,
secretario, don Enriqhle Lopez; tesorc
70, don Agustin Gonzalez; v~ocales, dom
Jose r. Dino, don Fernando Boneta4
don Rafael Diaz, don Manuel ZorriIsA
y don Jose Eguen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-05


Fl sabado en- la noche circulo I'm su-
,,Iemento al numero correspondence al
primero de Agosto de>La Repabhco rs
g,ailola. prometiendo para ell martes' an
ties de aver, concentrates acerca az 10
o,,e Uamaba dicha hoja ancatafcG6te 6
aao,dito ctropello sobre I'M pueblo M
detenso,y amplios detalIes sobre las eau
sas de la guerra en- Africa.
Por ell tono en- que estaba concebldo
el comentario puesto al cablegrama reel
Dido por La Repdlblacn, parecia que el
salplemento anunciado para ell martes, y
que circul6 aver, habia de ser una fran
GA condemnation de la actltud del gobler-
no frente al conficto %provocado por los
rifenos. V una franco defensa de la tor
pc aggression de las hordas llbertlcldas
contra las tropas %espaHolas en- BARGE
Iona.
No ha sido asi, Y 81 folleto de La Ii
ga de Republicans, mas parece hecho
para justifcar ell archaic sectarlo del
supplemental del 81 de Julio, que para
~ilustrar a la opinion con Gneplaos detd-
lies sobre las causas de Ia guerra en- Me
lila.
La forma de expression ha cambiado,
y este es plausible.
Ell Proemio de los trabajos reproduce
dos, todos de una evidente y notoria par
cialidad, esta redactado con suavldad,
con mesura. Diriase que Sc ha impuesto
3 la violencia arrebatada y sin disciple
IA de los primeros m%oInentos, La serenl-
dad experimentada del ilustre preslden-
te de La Liga.
Y cs claro. Despues qle Sc ha sabido
cue ell movimiento de Barcelona estaba
dirigido por a%narquistas y criminales
extranjeros segun nos la dicho ell ca
BILE, no Sc pod1a mantener aquellas ac-
titudes de extemporanea protesta refle-
jadas en- ell alcance al ultimo numero del
semanario republican,, a no ser que la
exaltacion s~ectaria llegase al Unite pc
ligroso de confundir la anarqula con la
Rep1blica.
Y he aqul por que he dicho que ell TO-
lleto de La Liga de Republicans mas que
otra cosa, pretende la justification de La
impremeditada conducta que han seguido
aqu1 algunos republicanos esphnoles ha-
ciendo plat6nicamente causa com1n, por
fortuna para ellos a mucha. d~istancia,
con %anarquistas Y criminales.
Ali esta la recopilacion de O%piniones
y noticias hecha .por la Liga de Repu
blicanos.
Ell folleto ha circuIado aver profusa-
n1ente.
~ que prueba?
NADIA, absolutamente nada, que no sea
Ia raz6n que tienc el gobierno para en-
War refuerzos militares a Melilla.
Ninguno de los trabajos publicados,
sirve al objeto cue pretende La RepM-
bIica.
Porque una cosa es disGutir la utilidad
que puede tener para Espana la penetra-
cion pacifica Ell Marruecos y otra, muy
dIstinta, Y muy lamentable, es oponerse
0 las armas en- la mano, en- competen-
ella con los rifeGos a que Espana cumpla
sus compromises contraidos por ell acta
Ne Algeciras y castigue con ejemplaridad
saludable a los a~sesinos de indefensos
obreros espanoles.
Los cablegrarnas Iltiaaamente recibi-
dos, dicen que los agitadores fusllados
en- Barcelona eran a~narquistas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-05

8 HnafquiStdS-

vTuVUvSV11UT
iD6nde estaban los repubiicanos?
Els que cometieron la cobardia de ex-
citar q las masas a perpetrar ell lnsensa-
to atentado y luego las dejaron If sin
jefes 4 la pelea, 8 es,-como 20 GREG
y ell cable 10 cOnfirma-que Ell movlmlen-
to de aggression al ejercito, en- estos u
premos instantes dolorosos no parti0, no
pod1a partir de la colectlvidad republi-
cana que esta Ilamada d ser I'm partido
de gobierno, sino de esos peligrosisimos
| enfermos, tipos de ciinica social que
Sc llaman los a~narquistas.
La prensa republican, de Espana, Ell
Pals, Ell Liberal de Madrid, E pueblo
de Valencia, Ell diputado republican,
senior Lerroux, Garcia Cortes y Pablo
icleslas. ell ex-m;nistro senior Villanueva
ly cuantos testimonies trae d SUI plelto
La Rcpublaca EspaHola son evidentemen'
tie sospechosos de parcialidad.
En- ell folleto que estamos ~comentando
Sc les llama a estos, testimonies impair
%ciales.
Menguada unprecedented la de esos
opositores al gobierno, que han explotado
I'm tema sccorrido, un teMa Formidable,
no contra ell gobierno que tiene bien pro-
bada su estabilidad y SUI fuerza, sino con-
ira las pobres multitudes ~alucinadas, Sc
ducidas, embriagadas por todos esos que
a la bora tragica del ~fusilamiento en- los
fosos del Monjuich y de los irremedlables
ataques de la fuerza pubrea en- las ca
lies de Barcelona, no estaban entire los
llamados revolucionarios, por llamarlos
de alguna suerte.
Ell Eercldo de Madrid, aunque en- ell
prefacio del toilette de La Liga, Sc olga,
sin citar textos, que comparte la opinion
de EE PAS Y H Liberal, ha publicado 10
siguiente:
Gel asentimiento unanime prestado
al acierto y a la energfa de la repression
con que ell general Marina supo casti-
gar desde los primeros INSTANCES los des-
afueros de las morisma, indica que, 81
bien por ahora no participants del vitan-
do chGuvinis,n0 frances, que nos pondr1a
en- riesgo de provocar aventuras de dudo-
so resultado, sientese por TODD ell mundo
ell anhelo de que nj queden impunes los
~ultrajes que Sc o inferan y no Sc halle
! estimulO para cOntinuarlos, en- desfalleci-
mientos de la voluntad 8 en- temores que
deriven del supuesto de las c-onsecuencias
que puedan sobrevenir.
No pretende Espaiia declarar la guerra
a Marruecos, nj entrar en- Fee con ban
dera de combate; pero no podemos ex-
cusarnos de suplir las deficiencies de pre-
caria autoridad del Sultan en- aquellos
puntos donde la anarquia de las tribus
sera constantemente un motive de in
quietud para nuestras plazas.
No es ell acto de ahora produeto de n
locura momentanea, de un fanatismo
excitado por mesperadas predicaciones;
es un eslab6n mas de La cadena sin fin
de las tropelias de nuestra yecindad
musulmana.
Ning1n pueblo quito que estime en- al
go SUI honor, puede consentir la impuni-
dad de actes de barbarie contra sus sub
ditos, como los que 4 cada momento Sc re-
gistran en- Ell Mogreb."
Y asi es como debe pensar TODD espa-
mol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-05

agentes Gle alqniler que la perfid1a ex
trana %utiiiza, y los impresionables que
Sc deJan arfastrar y sedUlr por agF-
tadores desalmados. esa pobre carne
de canon, que ha dado ell 1nayOr con
tIngente a La muerte.
81 hay quien quiera tonfundlrse CON
tales e~lementos, hagalc enhoramala-
perO sin complicar en- una torpe cam
pana que tiene tan menguados colabo-
radores, a homsres y organismos que
deben recha7ar v rechazan esas COM
plicidades-
J. Perez IosADA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-08-05
Ia llgga De IN enlbaln

Sc dice que ha d~esaparecido con fam
dos de la compania de los carries el6c-
tricos, un empleado de la expresadn.
compania. El fiscal Torres Grau IN
%estlga ell asunto. Mariana Informs
renlos.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-08
UNION'SNEW PRESIDENT
DIR. RICHMOND INDICTED
GoCernor Hughes and Woodro1C
WHson Talk on College Ideals.

Schenectady n. Y June Tn the presence Of
Governor Hughes and representatives of many OF
the important universities and colleges in the East
including President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton
and President NJ WooIsey Stryker of Hamilton Col
lege. the Rev. d.. Charles Alexander Richmond,
formerly pastor OF the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
church, Of Albany was formally inducted into
once to-day president of Union College and
chancellor OF Union University
The ceremonies began with an academic process
sion in cap and gown which formed at the college
ana marched to the First Presbyterian Church
where the installation took place. The members
OF the graduating class led the procession followed
py President-elect Richmond and Governor Hughes
the college representatives. members of the board
Of trustees, the faculty and the alumni
Or. Silas B. BrowneI president of the board Of
trustees of Union College presided and after prayer
BY DR.. Stryller, introduced Governor Hughes The
Governor Landed Union for what it has done in the
educational field predicted even greater achieve
ments under It's leadership. He spoke of the
growing demand for teaching technical subjects at
Union due TO the big industries in Schenectady. and
added that Union can't let go Of the standards of
liberal culture the demand for technical subjects
that is at your door The Governor said that
the best contribution college make to
young man is to give him as his leader or in
structor true man of honest convictions and sin
cere desire to uplift the life of fellow men. Such
q man'is Or Richmond"
DIR. Wilson discussed the problems and duties Of
a college president 1T Is characteristic OF our
school Systems. said he, that they lack system.
America is very eager just for dsinterested
counsel. and II is because they think they will
ceive il from the college that college presidents
called upon to speak much
DR. Wilson declared that the real enemies Of the
country are the vino do damage and do not
know It. The men who know the interior secrets
OF life the whom the modern country
needs
Or. Richmond after being formally installed, an
nOunced the policy he intended to pursue Il
should welcome the day he said. when ali ques-
tions Of discipline should be matters to be dealt
with by the students themselves l believe that
the day will come.
The time and thought given 20 college sports
will be limited only by the prior demands of col
lege work The contribution of a college TO the
nation is not measured by its football record
nevertheless il is good thing 10 know how TO
play the game we'll Every man should have al
least one drop Of sporting blood in his veins.
A college man has right to be an idleT OF a
selfish scholar. or a mere money Eetter. He Is
to re the guide. friend the teacher the liberia
tor; il need be. the martyr.
Addresses were made also by Simon w Rosen-
dale. of Albany, president OF the board Of gov
ernors Of Union University, ami the Rev Dr.
George Alexander. president ad interim OF Union
College.