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New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
HUDSON BRIDGE BORINGS.
Rirer Bottom To Be Examined at
roth and at 9TH Street.

At the Office OF the New York and New Jersey
Interstate Bridge Commission. No rs Broadway
it was said yesterday that work would begin i'm
rnediateIy on borings in the Hudson River at 10Th
street as the first step toward the construction or
a Hudson River bridge The preliminary oortnss
will follow the instructions issued last week by the
New York Interstate Bridge Commission 70 Henry
w Hodge its consulting engineer They viii De
made 70 obtain information regarding the rock for
nation and the condition OF the river bottom at the
different locations advocated by the commissioners
in their recent report TO the legislature
After the borfngs made at 18Th street the
river he'd will be examined at 57th street The
appropriation asked for this work is S25.0oo. and
IL was said the amount would be granted within a
few DAYS The New Jersey commission VIII reacn
Albany Tomorrow and will work with the New
York commission IN the errort 70 get tle HIsI dp-
preparation at once
Funds for boring the New Jersey side VIII
shortly be available. as a bill was introduced az
Trenton last week permitting the four upper coun-
ties Of that state TO bond themselves TO pay for this
preliminary work. and there was no opposition
J. Shamberg one OF the New York con1nlis-
sioners said yesterday that Up 70 the present time
nothing had been done. owing 70 the lack OF sum
cient funds with which TO paw Tor {hese oorlnss-
With the practical cooperation OF New Jersey
he said there is no doubt that the New York Leg
isIaturs VIII appropriate the amount asked for at
once"
E. n. Smith. Of the New Jersey commission. ex-
-asza5 an optfnfstic view Of the situation He
t1I \, o,a of the New Jersey commissioners to
90 70 Albany Others are Anthony r Kuser, Fresr
ericll n Eberhard. Frank r Long and Victs~ a
Mason
Frederick p Flanagan. secretary OF the commits
sior, said that according the plans decided upon
h,- the commissioners the bridge could be COM
r1e,ad IN two years. II will be a suspension
bridge. 12O feet wide. 400 feet long, with 5000
feet between the piers
1t is estimated that il built az 53th street tne
bridge would cost s21 100000 and if at 18Th street
e. q 600 GOO Fort Lee would he the New Jersey
terminus for the 179th Site and Monitor Park
for the 5Tth street site
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
KEENE WINS Il MATCH.
Beats 4ustin Potter in Court TENNIS
Cham pionship Tourney.

Boston. ApriI 5-The only match in the amateur
coyrt tennis championship tournament at the Tennis
and RACQUET Club to-day was between FoxnaI +
Keene Of New York. and Austin Potter OF t'iS
citv which the former won after I'VE hard SETS
The score was st 3-5, SIS. b-6, 81.
J. \ l. Blake. OF Boston, won his match from h
n Scott also Of the local club. by default, owing
10 the illness OF Mr.. Scott.
Mr. Keene had nard fight his hands and in
,ar.s+ ran bizb when Mr. Potter won the fourth
game. carrying the match 10 two sets all The de-
cidinK set furnished many spirited rallies out
t5rara nroveI the stronger and won at 81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
YALE VARSITY DECLINES.
Second Cree Nag Race Princeton
on Carnegie Lake.

New Haven April 5.-That the Yale ana Prince
49,, ,,-arzit,- crews will not meet this year was
definitely stated tonight by Walter Camp a mem
her Of the athletic advisory board As TO whether
the second crew will race not depends on the
Yale faculty. according 10 the following statement
made by Mr.. Camp:
SO far as Yale is concerned. the question is up
10 the faculty for action. The Yale varsity VIII
not row the Princeton varsity, anyway. Inc race
will he between the Yale second crew and the
Princeton varsity. It will be roWed either Two
davs before or two days after the American Hen
Icy Vale apprecates the honor of being Prince
tons first opponent on Carnegie Lake
The Yale varsity crew is now on the Schuylkn
preparing for the race against Pennsylvania on
SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
PLANS FOR HARLEM REGATTA.

The regatta committee OF the Harlem Regatta
Association held a regular meeting in the Harlem
Casino last night. In addition to disposing OF a
large amount OF routine business the committee
discussed the prospects of the high school race at
length So far De Witt Clinton and the High
School of Commerce are the only schools that have
definitely decided enter The chances are that
SttIvyesant High. Townsend Harris Hall, Flushing
High School and possibly Horace Mann School Will
rovy If suitable quarters obtained in time for
training.
The designs of the medals to be presented to the
winning oarsrnen were decided \ They
simpler but much more artistic than th%e awarded
in the past
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
WHITNEY CoLoRs IN FRONT ABROAD
Oversight, a Two-Year- Old, Wins from Big
Field in England

Nottingham, April 5-The Little John Plate, Of
30 soyareigs for r-olds distance four FUR
iongs was run here to-day, and was won by Harry
ssvne whitney's Oversight. ridden by j H
ectaets, Martin SaIve was second and Dovecot
thi-5 7vsentv-ffve horses started. Oversglts vic
sesy is the first for an American horse since the
ese son opened
The Elvastcn castle Selling Plate, Of Jos SOW
eregns for all ages distance five furiongs. was
won by Stillingfeet. Salut d Amour was second
and Preclude third Eight horses ran. among them
Mr.. Whitney's queen of Hearts
St Cloud April 5-W. K Vanderblts Pres
ussimo II won the third race here to-day silver
streak. also one Of Mr.. Nanderbilts horses was
Second in the last race.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
MR. mI1c4ELs HONEYMOON DELAYED.

John Purroy Mitchell Commissioner of Accounts.
was warmly congratulated when he appeared at
the hearing on the Hafren charges before the spe-
,,,1 commissioners Wallace MacfarIane. in the Of
Aces Of the commissioners of Accounts yesterday
Mr. Mitchell was married on Saturday. and even
Porough President Haffen. who is being tried upon
the charges which Mr.. Mitchell formulated joined
in the fluctuations. 1t is expected that the case
vii he placed in the hands of Commissioner Mac
f,a,s on Thursday after which Commissioner
1Ii+obeI will begin his deferred honeymoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
WAR OVER SUNDAY BASEBALL.

An effort will be made to stop by Injunction the
PLAYING of baseball In Jersey City on Sunday Ap-
pIication will he made to one of the vice-chancel-
lors before close of this week 10 prevent games
at the Jersey City Clubs grounds Sunday next
The members of the West Side Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church and some owners of property in
the vicinity Of the field opposed to the games.
Chief of Police Frank Monahan of Jersey City
said yesterday that he would not interfere with
Sunday baseball unless so ordered by court or
superior official
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
RACING DATES AT LAST
CF4SON TO OPEN HERE
on NAY I3.
.1oueduct and Jamaica Out-N0
Plans Made for the Fail
Meetings.
RACING DATES FOR THE COMING
SEASON.

,1-..cbestsr Racing Association belmont ParI)
-Ln-sday May IS, Wednesday. June 2; eighteen
days.
brooklyn Jockey Club (Gravesend). Thursday.
,ns 10 Wednesday. June 2S; eighteen days
Co,er Island Jockey Club (Sheepshead Bay)
Thursday June "a to Tuesday July Is; seventeen
days.
Fnnire City Racing Association CYonkers)
wednesday July Il. 10 Saturday. July 81: sixteen
DAYS.
SARATOGA Racing Association {Saratoga). Monday
.urust ? to Saturday. August 2s; twenty-four DAYS
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
GRAND CIRCUIT DATES FILLED.
Meeting To Be Held at Doyer, N. h, in Place
Of One at Poughkeepsie.

Boston, April 5.-The gap IN the Grand Circuit
e@ies caused by the withdrawal Of Poughkeepsie
.0r TIE meeting from August % TO 2s was filed
ee-oay when Walter r Cox lessee of the Granite
N'a'e track, al Dover, N H. volunteered 10 hl in
1hd the dates awarded The Dover week pre-
csoeS that during which the horses will race at
ReadvfIe
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
ATLANTA TOO MUCH FOR BROOKLYN
Superbas Meet Defeat After Winning Nine
Straight Games.

Atlanta AprfI 6-After winning nine straight
games the Brooklyn National League baseball
team was defeated by the strong Atlanta nine OF
the Southern League here to-day by a score of
TO
II was the first of a series Of three games, ana
tho local nIayers pounded Pastorius hard for a
total OF ten hits Fisher. who twirled for the At
lanta nine. had excellent control, and held the
visitors 70 seven hits.
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
AUTO TRACK RACING.
Plans Being Made for Three Meet
ings This Year.

The Motor Racing Association. which held two
four hour endurance racessat the Brighton
Reach track last year. held meeting yesterday
and decided to hold three track meets THIS year IN
June July and August.
rrne association Is made up OF a number of manu-
fact,,rers and dealers In this city. c. F. Wyckon
Of Wyckon. Church & Partridge president OF the
organization. presided. II was said that long
discussion followed the suggestion that the Mo,or
Racing Association join the American Autornoole
ASSOCIATION but Mr. WyckoT denied the report
Tho boonn in the automobile industry Is shown
b, the increase Of registrations ar Albany Tor the
month Of March over that OF last year. No lev
49,, . -, cars v-ere registered against 992 in the
ssroa month a wear ago. Registrations for March,
1907 were lbs and 1906 se5- The total for the
FIRST quarter of 1909 is 1855 compared with lsSS
last year 21S5 for 1907. and 1,5T7 for lSS.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
,ep,,e,,cAN REGIME IN PITTseuRe.

Pittsburg April 5.-wilIiam Addison Magee. Re
publican was nducted into Office first Mayor
Of Greater Pittsburg at to-day, succeeding
George w Guthrie. Democrat Mayor Magee's
Cabinet is made UP from members OF the regular
Republican organization
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
NEW YORK ENGINEER ARRAIeNEo

Boston. April 5.-The arrasnment of steel men
indicted for cousion in making bids for steel work
in Boston continued to-day, with the appearance OF
John K Britton. a contracting engineer OF New
York. who pleaded not guilty and gave 5000 bonds
for trial Mr.. Britton the eighteenth steel man
10 surrender
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
PIRATES LOSE WAGNER FOR TIME.

Pfttsburg, April 5-Hans Wagner. the hard hit
ting shortstop of the Pttsburg Pirates said to-day
that the recent injury to his hand would prevent
his playing with the team the opening OF the
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
APPLEeY OFF TO RACE SIMPSON.

Aontclair. " J., April Fired Appleby. the Eng
-Sh middle distance runner left here to-day for
1o'ootos where he VIII get in readiness for a
t"enty-ulile Friday with Fred Simpson the
iHoiaIL The race will be in park at Toronto.
appleDy ~ill be handled after he arrives in Toronto
"y ms brother. James Appleby. who his trainer
Nhen he beat Shrubb twice IN England James
Appleby VIII travel two thousand miles from
Northwest Canada to handle his brother in the
race.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
WESTON MAKES 5e-mILE WALK.

Canton, Ohio April Edward Payson Weston,
the pedestrian. arrived in Canton from Youngstown
this afternoon. He met at the eastern boun-
Diary of the city by committee Of fifty citizens and
escorted to the CORTLAND Hotel. from the balcony
of which he told the crowd he had walked hfty-six
miles to-day. Weston will remain here tonight
and will start for Akron tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

G F. Monroe and Thomas Fleming Day. the old
est and youngest honorary members OF the New
Bedford Yacht Club have offered a $3.50 cup for an
ocean race for sailing craft The club has accepted
the tropbv and is arranging the conditions. 1t is
nroFahle that the race will be sailed in July
= course exceeding two hundred miles. Particulars
can be had by addressing William H. Hand, jr,
New Bedford. Mass
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
{, AvER OF POLICEMAN LvNoHEo.

Pensacola Fla. April 5.-"Dave'' Alexander, a
negro was Iynched here early to-day for the muir
der of policeman. whom the negro stabbed to-
death early on Sunday morning while resisting
resi- Twenty-Five men took the negro from his cell
and hanged him from an electric light pole half
block from the jail
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS BEATEN

Philadelphia. April 5-In the second game OF the
series between the Philadelphia National and Amer
lean League baseball teams to-day the Nationals
were again victorious. The score follows:
p H E.
Americans .....-.....O . , o-S
Ra,teries-Moren and Dooin: Plank and Powers. I'M
Connolly and O Day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
ouAkERs REAT cornell AT SOCCER

Haverford, Penn. April 6-The University Of
Pennsylvania defeated Cornell at soccer mere to-day
by the Score of to 0.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

Commodore Scopes of the Albany Yacht Club is
receiving many inquiries from power boat men re
garding the conditions for the for The Rud-
der shield. These will be issued, ii is said about
April 10 The Colonial Yacht Club will have charge
of the finish. The date for the start is July 5.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
SUTTON AFTER sLossoN's TITLE.

George r. Sutton challenged George F. Slosson
for the billiard championship at 1S1 last night
and announced that he had deposited $3.50 TO bind
he match
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

Two-bass hits-Myers. Doyle. Devn. sacrifice hit
Huston. -BridweN, Murray, huston
Stolen bases-H.rzog Murray: o Eiara DOYLE: Deslin IN
error-Wheeliny Double pjays-Seymour to snodsrass
Bri4well. Tanney VESSEL to Huston struck
outM Rv t-randaIl Bases on bals-OG Jerger. 2; on
Rrady 2 on Crandau, by pitCher-Brady. / hts
on Wilfsa z in i've innings OF Jerger. ? IN four
innings Irnpire-Cosney. Time of same--l;4o At
Il
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

Are you a pessimist7 Eead The Market
Value of Optimism" by Herbert Kaufman and
YOU will become optn1st- See the Sunday
Maoazine of next sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

c. Ledyard Blair. Of the New York Yacht Club
will sail on Saturday IN his steam yacht the Diana
with party Of nine friends for an extended
cruise. The yacht is due Bermuda on April 13
Madeira on April q. Tangier May 3. Gibraltar
on Nav and Cadz May 2
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES.

Cornelius Vanderbilt ex-commodore Of the New
York Yacht club who sailed on Wednesday last
for Liverpool on the Lusitania, expects TO make a
cruise of about two months in the Mediterranean
in his steam yacht the North Star, which is now
being fitted out at Greenock.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

--~or+op \ J. April 5-The Senate tonight
.-ad an amendment to the Frelinghuysen auto
mobile law. which provides for eight-day tourist
licenses on the payment of 81 1t provides for the
using of the license in four periods Of two days
ear
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
A SQUASH TITLE FOR BIRD.

S. Hinman Bird won the squash championship of
the Princeton Club yesterday. He defeated " A.
W. Stewart, 15-l0. tS-2
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
YANKEES HIT THE BALL HARD.
Pile Up Eleven Runs in Game with Augusta
of Southern League.

Augusta. Ga, April 5.-The New York Amert-
can League team. with Lake in the box, defeated
the Augusta team Of the Southern League. here
.. d., nv, a score of II to > The Yankees hit the
ball hard and knocked Hannifan out OF the ooH IN
the fourth inning. when they scored six runs
The score by innings follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

Atlanta ..-..........2 % o x-e 10 Z
9ronkIVn ..........0 . o 3 o %
Ratteriss-Atlanta. Fisher and McMurray: Brooklyn
pastorius aud Bergen. Umpire-Horner.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

Va. yo-p 10 O o o o-ll y
80. - A o o u o % 6
Batteries-New York. Lake and Elsnow; Augusta
Barr Carson. ImpiTe-paNtfhr
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
ON COLLEGE DIAMONDS.
Georgetozcn Beats Cornell and
Ouakers Defeat amherst.

Washington April 5-The Georgetown Univer-
.i+,, baseball team won uphill game from Cor
nell here to-day by score of to 4 The feature
If the game was a home run drive by Mcdonald
C;oorgetown's first baseman. in the fourth inning
The score by innings follows;
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

Loss OF APPETITE is the vengeance of a
harassed liver. A half wineglassful of
FRANZ JOSEF EFEkEEHr zFEShAE
On arising cieanseE. clears and sweetens the
whole system Restores appetite and gives poise
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06

coo,l 1 I o % o Il
.t Corneil o o o . : x-5
batteries Cornell: Goodwie Gable and Lay: George
Rai and Duffy Umpire re-Betts.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
Philadelphia. April 5.-Amherst outbatt

Philadelphia April 5.-Amherst outhatted the
University of Pennsylvania at baseball to-day, but
was beaten by ragged fielding. The score follows: j.:
r. H F.
0 o I o y 10 4
~ - penn o OK 4
PennsvIvana: F3eams and Umpire-Moran.
,-o-foIl, Va April The Norfolk team of the
Virginia League defeated the Yale baseball team
here to-day by a score of to 0.
Lexington Va April 5-Colgate defeated Wash
ineton and Lee at baseball here to-day by score
of 9 TO :.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-06
NEW YORK


'schlei out hit by batted ball
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The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
Made to Measure
 Suits Sl3.50 and up

We can supply you man tailored suits made to your individual 4heasurement for S13:5O to S45- Man tailored skirts from S5.50 to S15 and coats from S7.5O to S2o.
 These prices are for man tailored garments With all the man tailor- ed effects. Each garment is made to your individual measure.
 An experienced filter takes all the measurements right in our store.
 The garments are made by the American Ladies Tailoring Co.,, of Chicago whom we represent. They are made by journeyman tai!ors under the personal direction of Monsieur kayser, one of the best known experts in this line.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
FORMER PRESCOTT
 MERCHANT FAILS
Jlcob SuckIe, Now in Business at Little Rock, Was Yesterday Made an
 Involuntary Bankrupt.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 2O.- Jacoo Suck.e. who has been oper, ating a mercantile establishment at 514 Center Street was yester- day afternoon made an invoiun- tary bankrupt. The Norton- Bert ger Shoe Co.,, Guss Bass Dry Goods Co.,. and Levy & Go were the petitioning creditors, they show ing liability due them of over S2. 900. The petitioning creditors made bond of $1O,OOO. Durand Whipp'e was chosen as receiver for the creditors and took charge Of the stock. The creditors claim that Suck.e committed an act Of bankruptcy when about a week ago he permitted a creditor to remove over $500 worth of his merchandise and executed a mOrt- gage to his wife on the stock for over S5,OOO. The credi- tors claim that these transfers were made to defraud the balance Of the creditors. Suck.e's assets are estimated to be about SS,OOo with liabilities of about S1O,OOO.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
News of Albany.

Albany, Oct. 19.-MessePs. J. c. Gam and G. w. Franks are attend ing the fair at Camden.
 The Laneburg school opened Monday under favorable circum- stances with Prof. Thompkins as principal and Miss Pearl Daniels as assistant
 Rev. J. E. Martin principal of the sutton school preached a sermon at Harmony Sunday night.
 Married-On last Sunday after noon at the home of Rev. J H. Erwin, Mr. Owen Purtle to Miss Minnie Rogers.
 The, tEmmet and Sutton basket oau teams Will play a match game at SuttoA Saturday.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
Gale School Notes.

Ca.e.- School is progressing fine
 Several of our pupils attended the association at New Home Satt uurday and Sunday. They report a fine time.
 Some of the pupils were absent from school this morning.
 The countenence is the index of the soul. Let $ be careful to have a clear countenence.
 The Garland Literary Society has purchased new organ which will come in this week.
 Rathweu Cooley dreamed that he was married and the only thing he regretted was that thee ru,es were going to be suspended in a few days.
 There will be a debate in the chapel Thursday morning.
 Some of the pupils here are hay ing a time studying Caesar. II you want to know the particulars ask Stella H.
 The e,ecution and music classes are doing some fine work.
 We had several visitors this morning at chape. exercise. Come again. We are always glad to we come friends of the school.
 Jim Adams wants some Of the Arkansas history students to tel him where and when did MT. Ger stacker shoot the deer mentiom- ed in John Pope's Administration?
 The free school wiN open at this place Nov. Sth, and all tree schoo. pupils of this district be prepared to come.
 Ca,e high school is an exception to any in the county. It mas a White teacher and Back pupil
 There are 36 boarding pupl.s Ill the schoo. and more are coming next week.
 There will be a program render ed here Saturday nightOct. Ao- Every one is invited to come.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
JUDGE KIMBALL
 TAKES NO ACTION
Tax Commissioners Hampton and Gates Are at Texarkana and It Is BeIiev-
 cd This Caused lnactiOn.

1'eXarkana, Oct. 19.- County Judge Kimball did not take action today or any of the petitions on his court asking for reductions of assessments on Broad Street and contagious real estate and the holdings Of certain corporations as made by the county equaliZation board. Judge kimbalI has given no reason for his non action but it is the general impression that his course is due to the presence here of Commissioner Hampton and Gates.
 Judge Hampton has been on hand since yesterday morning MT. Gates arrived at noon today from Little Rock. This afternoon the commissioners announced that they had employed Judge l.. A. Bryne and Morris E.. Sanderson of TeGarkana to represent the state in the assessment matter and also stated that any effort to lower the assessments in question would be resisted to the limit of the aw. The claim is made by the owners of this property and their friends that the Equilizationl board discriminated against the Broadl street property and corporations but this claim is strongly denied by others. The commissioners say that they only want justice and right to prevail but they are der termined that the wealthy as well as the poor must pay their just portion of taxes. Commissioner Gates will go to Washington, in Hampstead county tomorrow and Judge Hampton Will remain here
 at least for a day or two longer.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
A Week of Prayer
THURSDAY, OCT. 21s

Read in Concert.-Psalm 13S. Hymn.- A Charge to Keep Have.
 Scripture Lesson, list Thessa- ,onians, 9th.
 Prayer.
 Concrete Christianity in Korea Mrs. Marsh
 Some Excuses for Not Attendt ing the Missionary Meetings.-Mrs Wat White.
 Music.-A Se.ection.-Mrs. w. K White.
 A Leaf from My Mexican Note Book.--Mrs. Bush.
 Some of the Characteristics o the Brizilians.-Mrs. Wilson.
 Ten Years of Methodism i n Cuba Mrs. Stee,.
 Offering
 Prayer
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
A Banquet.

spread before you would do you no good if you couldn't eat. What good can food do a child when as soon as it enters it's stomach it is ca ten by worms? That's the req son your baby is ai,ing, cross.pas- ty faced and thin. Give It Whites Cream VePmifuges It will expel the worms and act as tonic for the child.
 Sod by Hesterly Drug Store,
The Prescott daily news., 1909-10-20
School Notes.

Seventh grade.-The reason the price of Heather is so high is be- cause it takes so many shoes to supply the Sth grade boys and we think some time that they will stomp through the floor on top Of us.
 We regret to learn that Bernie Buchanan, a sixth grade boy, got hit in the eye with an acorn last Monday afternoon.
 \5 pyd Powell got a little ner, vous one day last week and burned his hand on a radiator.
 We can certainly boast of having the neatest room in school and are going to get that prize.
 We are sorry to report that there has been a good deal ol SICK ness in our room this week.
 Fred Guthrie accompanied his lame mouse to school last Friday morning and let MT. Wilson pray with it while.
 We All heartily wish that Prol. Dunaway will turn out school tnls afternoon that we may see the afternoon performance.
 We are glad to see Harvey Hale back after being sick with a pad cod. ..
 Clarence was heard saying m his sleep that he wished that ne was Mr. Dugan's son iHCaw.
 We are glad to say that Bessie