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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07

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stratford-on-Avon, Oct. 6.-While
guests on Sir Thomas Ltpton's yacht
some months ago, Marie Corelli, the
novelist, proposed to Edward Morris
of Chicago that the house built in
Stratford in the sixteenth century by
Alderman Thomas Rog1Is, the father
in-laW Of John Harvard, in which
Harvard lived and which was then for
sale and likely to be demolished,
should be rescued and preserved as
shrine for American tourists.
Mr.. Morris offered to purchase the
place for Harvard university, which
he has since done. He named Miss
Corelli and Sir Thomas Upton, with
others, as trustees. Miss Corelli sup
ervised the restoration Of the quaint
building to its original state and or
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07

well and something of everything as
the key to the individualistic doc
trine Of the university, and endorsed
many of his successors statements as
great augury Of the future and of the
future and Of the oneness of the cause
OF higher education.
The grand parade W OF ves scholars,
guests and alumni through the college
yard to the stage In the morning was
impressive, headed as 1t was, by Am
bassador Bryce of Great Britain and
several other English scholars in
their scarlet gowns, while behind
them came the scarcely less subdued
academic garbs sof tha German,
French, Austrian, Danish, and Cuban
scholars. @~s' ''"''~"-@". ~~'"' 1'4@
American universities and colleges
also were well represented. It is
forty years since the yellow charter,
the silver keys and the gold seal Of
Harvard = university have been
brought out into the sunnght. Today
they had special significance when
former Governor John D. Long, as
president of the board Of overseers
handed them one by one to the new.
custodian and declared him, in. ac-,
cordance with ancient custom, vested
with all the powers and privileges
Of the new Office. In accepting the
trust, President Lowell in his inaug-
ural address, expressed the deep
sense Of responsibility and offered the
prayer that he might obtain wisdom,
patience and strength to the develop
ment of true manhood and sound
learning.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
ABBOTT LAWRENCE LOWELL
HEADHARVARD UNIVERSITY
INSTALLED IN NEW OFFICE APPROPRIATE CEREMONIES
: ExPREsDENT ELIOT DELWER ADDRESS BOTH SPEAK FOR
BETTER WORK PROMINENT FOREIGNERS
- ARE PRESENT.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 6.-Abbott
Lawrence Lowell was today inaugu-
rated president of Harvard Univer-
sity and proclaimed his policies and
distributed gifts of the University
to thirty of the many men OF letters
from various parts Of the world.
The Inauguration took place be-
meath the old elms Of the college
yard. The audience numbered more
than five thousand. Later the alum
nj pledged its fealty to President
(Emeritus) Chalres William Eliot,
who as president of the Alumni AS
ssociation delivered what was gener-
ally regarded as his valedictory.
No leader Of a great educational
institution ever received greater
homage from his fellow men of learn
ing and no new aspirants for intel
lectual leadership ever began his
career with more loyal inspiration.
In outlining his policies, Lowell de-
clared himself in favor Of men learn
ing one thing we'll and something of
everything. He placed himself ON
the side Of intercollegiate sports as
the only striking occasion for the
display of college solidarity.
He also stated his belief In the Sc
grafton of the freshmen and of the
drawing together of the ties among
upper class men. And finally, he diff
fered radically from some Of the pol
icies Of his immediate predecessors.
In the afternoon at Memorial hall,
President Eliot commended President
Lowell's policy of learning one thing
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07

park slope and this in a great meas:
ure, will eradicate the application OF
ground rules during the championship
games here.
The list of stores and business
houses who intend to make Friday
and Saturday a half holiday on ac-
count of the games published today,
shows that nine-tenths of the mercan-
tile establishments of the city will
closes up shop during the series to
be played here.
Premiums on seats at Fridays and
Saturdays games are being offered on
the streets tonight. In a prominent
downtown cafe several hundred dol
lars was placed to purchase seats at
the opening games at fifty to one
hundred per cent over the original
cost Of the entrance tickets.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
WEATHER too HOT
FOR FOOTBALL

T New Haven, Oct, 6.-Yale and Holy
Cross played an uninteresting game
of football here today, Yale won IL
to O. Both teams except in the lat
ter part of the second half, played
listlessly owing to the extreme heat.
Yales scores were made in the first
half. Messenger made a ten yard
gain which was duplicated by Field
and Philbin then took the ball around
the end IS yards for the first touch
down. Hobbs kicked goal.
j, The second was made after Yale
had been held for downs. SHE'D had
to punt and the punt was blocked by
Hobbs who scored and then kicked
goal. . r ''' Z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07

st. Louis, Oct. CT Unless the baa-
loon Centennial, Fl. b. HONEYWELL, !,
pilot which was reported at Liyings-
Il ton, Ala, 400 miles from here, ct u
o'clock this q. n. has exceeded $50 $50
miles, the balloon st. Louis No. 3,
ST. Louis, Won Publ, pilot, which
landed this morning at Wahkon,
Minn., $50 miles from ST. Louis, has s
won the race which began here Mon
day afternoon. Won Publ, IL he reg
4 istered for the Lahm cup, has also
4 won the coveted prize. Won Publ
was III the air Az hours and So min
utes. harmon and Post, pilot and
aide Of the New York, telegraphed
tonight that they landed at Edna,
Mo-, 14S miles from here after q
trip fraught with disappo pointments.
The aeronants, in the most expen-
I siyes and best equipped gas bag. trav-
4 eled over Illinois, Arkansas Okla.
shoma and Missouri ana then had: ~
aIight north sof the starting point.
New York was III the sir, 4S hours
and AS minutes.
The Indiana, which sailed under
Il 4 protest, because aF1s ii. Mclill has no
license, dropped To the ground near
Albany. MINI, $40 miles air line, ~
\ ter iii exciting trip. McGili left here
ii, i hammock Iii the basket because
sof an injury ne received at the aero
grounds. BE, \
St. Pant, Oct. Z. .---J. III. ShaueE,
aide Id the balloon, indiana, arrived
at St. Cloud .thig evening and gave
out the following Statenaent. .=s
eve left Sc. Louis Monday after.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
BASEBALL MANAGER
CONVICTED BY COURT

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 6.-The jury
in the case Of Charles Carr, manager
of the Indianapolis baseball club,
charged with having played profes-
sional baseball on Sunday, returned a
verdict of guilty tonight. Proceedings
was brought to test the constitution
ality of the law permitting Sunday
ball.
The case against Carr will be ap-
pealed to the supreme court = unless
Judge Prichard of the criminal court,
sustains the motion to arrest judg-
ment, according to the statement of
Cars attorney tonight
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
HOME l)'J0HN HARVARD
SAVED. FROM DESIRUC1'N N
sulLDlhG PURCHASED HARVARD UNIVERSITY MARsE
coFELLi Took PROMINENT PART IN THE DEDICATION cERE-
MONIES AMBASSADOR PRESENTED WITH THE KEY IN ELo-
Z ouENT SPEECH. **.$<@ ~ #.*x >.}4 :7


ganized the dedication ceremonies
which were held today, about the time
that Abbott Lawrence Lowell was in
stalled as president Of the university
( Whitlaw Reid, the American ambas'
sador to Great Britain, accepted the
house in behalf of Harvard In the
presence Of a represents atiye assembly
Of Americans and English, most of
whom came to Stratsford on a special
train with the ambassador from Lon.
don. Later Miss Corelli entertained
more than a hundred guests at lunch
con in the music hall Of her residence
near by. American flags and the Har-
ward crimson decorated both places.
( Miss Corelli presented Ambassador
Reid with the key Of the house In q
metallic casket, in an eloquent speech.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
LAMPHERE NOT AS ILL
r AS FRIENDS TRY TO
MAKE IT APPEAR NOW
Rv Associated Press.)

Michigan City, Ind, Oct. Gre
ports being sent out periodically re-
garding the illness of Ray Lamphere,
who is serving time in the peniten-
tiary here for burning the Guinness
home near Laporte, are declared to
be exaggerations by prison authorities.
Lamphere is still a patient in the pris-
on hospital, but it is declared he is
no worse than he was three or four
months ago and there is no danger of
his dying.
It is asserted here that the reports
of his immediate danger of death are
coincident to every movement to get
him paroled or pardoned
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
FUNERAL HELD At RlDGEToN

jamestown, A. p, Oct. Ga tele;
gram was received at the Capital ho'
tel today from Barry Ingraham. at
sRidgeton, Ont, stating that the tuner
al Of his father, the late Capt. George
Ingraham, occurred at that place on
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Barry
Is expected home Friday and Mrs.
Ingraham remains for the present in
that city. .s.. -.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
IHAW CASE AGAIN
COMING TO front
ATTORNEY ATTACKS coNsTITu'
IL. T.loNAL'TY OF THE ACT UNDER
II WHICH THAw WAS COMMITTED
AND ALSO THE Law UNDER
Sfh- g%YS. ~-,- d,
WHICH HE is DETAINED.
(By Associated Press.)

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 6.-Former Gov.
ernor Frank 8. Black appeared today
before the court of appeals, for Har-
~ K .Thaw and. attacked the con.
stitutionality of the act under which
ThaW was committed to Matteawan
state hospital for criminal insane, and
the law under which Thaw is being
detained in that institution. Mrs.
sThaw and her daughter, former Coun-
tess Of, Yarmouth, listened to the ar
guments.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-10-07
TRl.STATE WEATHER

washington. d. O., Oct. North
and South Dakota Partly cloudy on
Thursday with probably showers IN
the east portion; Friday fair and cool.
ser.
q Minnesota Increasing cloudiness,
with probably showers Friday ia the
west portion by Thursday night brisk
south Winds. I, q u sss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
Salvador Rueda
EN- PUERTO RICO

Fin 81 vapOr cOrreO espahol que "e-
be- llegar ef - 4 mestro puerto, ven
dra. probablementc. De pasO para Ia
Hahana. el inSigne poeta erpan0l Sal
vador Rueda, que ha dcbido embarcar
en- Canarias. donde estaba de exeur--
sion.
III gran poeta permanecera una ss-
porada en- la llabana y seguira viaJe
por 10 America del Saur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
EU miniatro de
! Austria en- 8eIgado
LOS RUMORES DE UN CRIMEN

Nueva York viernes Llegan procedentes de Europa
noticias cablegracas extreme aarmantes Ell minis
sxp de Austria Sera h do asesinado por las tarbas
de Belgrade segun avisan los ultlmos parties
ST la notca confrma seran inutles cuantos esuer
EOS Sc hagan para buscar soucion pacca al conico
de los Ballxanes.
Por los poderes Sc ha peddo information exacta
. Viena, del rumor circulante-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
SE V ENDE

I'm potado dc lItcares, urisdccl6n de Na&uapo I'm
eh1cs relo de erreno aprc para soaIes midc
de mil cuadrados ventalosamente suado en-
la cale de Espaa al del cual eci1e <aludabes
brisas.
Fin icho tereno haanse enclavadas de made
aas de avanizado adecuadas Vlvitn
da oa nara estabcimient mercantile ya otra
con TN alpibe dc mampOseria.
Ouicn la adqucidn- de die has flncas puede
diriprse
SucrS de M | mba & Co.
San uan, F. K.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
FL oobierno franz
ces esta alarmad0


Nueva York viernes-Los despachos recibidos de Pa
rs dcen que las actuale huegas que pertubn la mayor
parte 10 sservcio Franca tenen va preocupado al
gobierno que sente verdadera alama provision de
10 que ocurra ha ordenado la de fuerZa
sobre Paris
Los huelguistas han cometdo excesos desmanes que
ha tendo que reprimir la tropa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
Los filipino g. pi-
den e1 csbotsje
NO QUIEREN Ell REGATEo

Nueva York viernes Los fpinos piden que les
conceda entrada libre ell mercado americana odo ell
xxiicar ell tabaco del Archipelago.
Los flipnos quean de la limtacon que les marca
cen que Norteamerca les regaea derecho eIlos
delenderan energicamente.
Dicese que los fpinos pden todo para que Sc les
aeje sin NADIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
Banco Territorial y Agricola de Puerto Rico
Capa auterixado s,Asoooo Capital rsaizado $,s,1ss S.
OPERACIONES QUE REALiZA

garanis personaes oaeraes con hpoas
coroy plazo sobe incas rusticas
cblgacones eomercs corto pazo
GIROS: York Paris Londres fiamburgo
0IROS POR II: York Madrid
de anual dponb la vista
MPOsCION PAZO ns de oo anual gdn tempo
hbreas desde
s in al 6 Olo anual
cmison ae sopo Sm
sion eorrientisas
cfecvo valores
CAMBIO MONEDAS: De tsdes los pases
yENYA DE CEDULAS IPOTECARAS La inversion Puerto Ri
inter pagadeo eupones semestraes
yENTA facddes
de Adjuntas Buenas Abonto, Abo baronea la Ca
ailo Juana Dlaz olza Manati Ma
Rio Cande Utuado Yabucoa lauco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
E6 desembarc0
del general Castro
EN- ACECHO DE VENEZUELA

Nueva York viernes.-Dicen los despachos que reci
ben de Venezuela que ell goberno ha recbido lnormes
de que general Castro propone desembarcar Pue
to Espafa en- la Isa de Trinidad, Venezuela.
Ell gobierno del general Gomez ha peddo al gobierno
inges la extradcion de Castro asesno del general
Paredes Sc que al legar Puerto Epana habra de
entregaro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19

III director del seryIeio para Ia cu'
raci6n lie In ancmia. trabaja actual
mente en la prepaTciin de los bole
tines accrca de la uncinarasis Y Ia IA
bcrculosis. que Segin la ley aprohada
ultmamcntc por la Legislature. Serii
colocados en- las cScuclas pnblicaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
instruction ldbIca
Notas y noticias

In soNora dona Petra Hoaricnez,
ofrece un solar para Ia constructors d
una casa-escuela rural dc $50 dollars
On 81 barrio Centre. del iermiso sus''
cipal de Moca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
las repre- saIiss
arancelarias
sE DEFENDERAN LAS P0TENCIAS

Nueva York vernes Las criticas que hacen contra
e bill de las tarfas son muy empenadas Espernse gran
aes modcacones vista de las represaas que anun
clan por parte de Inglaterra, Francia Alemania
Reina con motivo nmensa expectation en- ell gran
mundo de los negocios.
Para hoy Sc la presentation de importantes en-
uiendas al bill de Mr.. Payne.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19
Service Especial Del boieiia Ie7saEll
OABLEGRAMAS.
Los fusilamientos en- Cuba
CONTRA LOS REvoLUcIoNARIos

Nueva York. viernes-Los rebeldes cubanos que han
sdo hechos prisioneros Santa Clara seran fusiados
despues del fao del Conseo de Guerra han sido
metidos.
Ell gobierno sera inexoable los perturbadores del
orden anuncia casgo ejempar para cuantos inten
ncoaprometer la marcha de la Repubica la sooera
MIA naciona No habra pedad para nadie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19

La Fraternidad Escolar dc Puerto
Rico celebrara con una fiesta IT LUNGS
proximo. dia - del corr,eute. FL pri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19

mcr aniyerSario de su findaeifu \
esta fiesta han sido in,iiados to'los
los socios y sus familas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-19

lila sido nombrada para desemreanr
una escueia rural ca "A murieiia i..a'
de Salinas IN maestro 1ofa N.r'se''a
Rodriguez.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-16
EXCURSION BARGE.

The tug boat M. Mitchell Davis left
B Gilmore Monday, having in tow the
excursion barge PocshOntss. The tug
bost broke down at Cedar Point, and
Oiptain FoWlkes came up the river this
jnoroing on the steamer Capital City for
ahe purpose of chartering another ting
boat n tow the barge TO Washington.
The barge will engage in excursion woIS
on the Potomac this summer. As the
vessel has no motive power, she will have
to be lowed up and down the river. The
Pocahontss was formerly the sidewheel
steamer River Belle and was built at
G,eeupoiut, N. Y, in 1872. In the year
1879 the barge Oockade City was used
in the excursion business on the Poto
mac. The barge was in command OF
Capt. James Harper, formerly of the old
steamer Columbia. The enterprise was
shOrt-liVed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-16
THE PURLIO SCHOOLS.

The closing exercises OF 5nowden
school colored boys, ]. F. Parker,
principal, was held at Seaton building
this morning and we're we'll attended.
An interesting programme wss rendered
as follows
PRAYER. Rev. G. w. W. Jinklns;
song. "a Welcome" school; recitation,
soVacation," Russell Hackley; recitation,
'Baby ia too Young" VIM. Nick. Muir
raw: recitation, "POOr Men Against Rich
Men," VIM. OUTLAW; recitation, "a
Letter to Grandma" Earl White; reel
tation. "The Golden Rule" Richard
Diggs; recitation, "a Spring Greeting, q"
Clifton Jackson and others; recitation,
"Hit the Nail Alright" Daniel Baker;
recitation, "Phe Land Of Nod" Clinton
WAR; recitation, 1.-THE Meadow Lark"
Weldon Seaton; recitation, "Lsbor
Quotations" Robert Bark and others;
recitation. Farewell" Burton Will
Iisms: distribution Of certificates to
schools s, 4 and 3; song, "DOit Alright"
school; distribution Of certificates to
GcQOOlb duu - oOuSj p9o
School," school; address, DR.. w. Bruce
Evans, Armstrong Manual Training
School, Washington; address, Superin.
teodent X. Kemper; song, America"
school; dsmission.
The following received certificates In
Snowden school, No. l.
Jas. w. Berry, Louis l.. Bentley,
RAYMOND o. Boissesu, Alphonso Bar
bour, Lawrence M. Dawkins, Ohss. For
tune, Perry r. FELTON,, Juo. A. Simms,
Jas. Howard, Oourtlsnd Howard, Wal
ter Jackson, Ralph Lane, VIM. O. Kyer,
Frank P. Lee, Ohas. B. Nickens, Isaac
e. Terrell, Roscoe S. Whiting; Jas. T..
White, Page w. Durham and Walter
Smith.
F. f. Parks, it,, of Washington, who,
without compensation, has instructed
the boys in manual labor during the
session, was presented by them with a
handsome pair of gold sleeve buttons as
q token of their appreciation. He made
an appropriate response. =.
The closing exercises of HslloWell
school, colOred girls, will be held tOmor-
COW at Roberts Chapel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-16
SAD DEATH.

The grim destroyer, death, is no re-
spector CT persons, for the young and old
alike are compelled to bow at his will.
A year ago Miss Ella Keene, the IL year
old daughter of Mr.. Edward Keene, OF
4l6 Queen street, WIS IS light hearted
aud as happy and full of promise as a
Young maiden could be. Having just
about attained the age when life is the
brightest she is compelled to succumb to
disease and enter the realms prepared for
the faithful. Though in failing health
for a long time she bore her troubles
laithfully, ever relying on the hand Of
Him who is able TO save. She passed
away this morning at $40 o'clock. The
gatber and little brother have the sym
psthy of the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-16
AMUSEM ENTS.

The Opera House opened last night
under the management Of Mr.. Edward
J. Fleming. The drama, "The Wages
of Sn," presented by the Johnson
Dowuey Stock 90. was of high order
add was greatly enjoyed.
A large audience witnessed the per-
formspce. Tonight by special request
the johnson. Downey Stock Co., will
repeat "Jsck the Ripper" also an tn
tire change of motion picture.
At the Surprise Theatre the vaude-
Vile and pictures were, as ususl, first
class and large crowd witnessed the
show.
The pictures shown at the Alexandra
Amusement Company we're of high
order add the crowd who witnessed them
expressed themselves well-pleased. Ea-
tire change tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-16
PERSONAL.

The Virginia Polytechnic Institute
fiasls opened Friday evening With the
iunior.senior german, which was one OF
ne largest and mos. brilliant affairs in
the history of the institute. Among
those who took part 10 the dance were
Miss Harris, Mr.. Harris and Miss john
son. of Alexandris, and Mr.. LsPrsde.
Mrs. Josephine jenkins and her
daughters, Misses Ora and Esielle, are
visiting relatives 10 New jersey aud
New York.
Mr.. Edwin NJ. Binell has returned
from Toronto, Canada, where he hAa
been attending the twelfth convention of
the Pattern Makers League OF North
America. The convention was com.
posed of eighty delegates from the United
States, Canada and Vancouver Island.
During the stay of the delegates IN the
city they we're handsomely entertained.
On Tuesday night the city officials ten
dered the delegates a moonlight trip on
Toronto bay. During the evening ad-
dresses of welcome we're made by several
members of the City Council. A must
cal entertainment was given and dauc'
ing WAS INDUCED in. During the con-
venlion numerous important changes
were made in the constitution Of the or
der. The Pattern Makers Association
of Washington and vicinity hss four
members from Alexandria.
Miss Edna Brill, who has been at
tending st. Msfy's Academy In this city,
mas returned TO her home In Oonnells-
vile, Pa. .,
Miss Nina Bayliss, of this city, and
Mr.. Arnim b lssett, of Lexington, Va,
we're married in the latter place this
morning. Mr.. and Mrs. BAssett will
arrive 10 this city tonight where they
will spend a few days with relatives.
Messrs. B. l.. Howell and G. l.. Gar.
ter have returned from the University OF
Virginia where they we're students DUR
ing the last session.
Mr.. Marian J. Riley is the guest OF
his mother, Mrs. A. V. Riley, 10 Fred
ericksburg.
Mr. Edgar Wsrheld has returned
from Memphis, where he went to attend
the Confederate reunion.