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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
SLAUGHTER or INSURANCE BILL,
Senate Committee Pat. q Qsietus On
q her.


a Number
lFrom a Staff Co~rrespondent)
LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. 2-f6pecisl Telc-
gram-l-State Chairman r. 3 Alien OF the
democratic party. lost the first round in an
effort TO get the Legislature TO enact a
bill permitting a mutual accident associa-
ton to turn over it's business and assets
TO a stock company. before the COMMITTEES
On insurance last night when three bills re-
lating to this subject were postponed The
Measures were 8. p. Is. y and IlS, the two
former by Senator Volpp Of Dodge. and the
latter by Barfos OF Saline, who introduced
the measure At the request Of Attorney
H H. Wilson OF Lincoln. The bills have
created an unusual amount Of common in
the legislature because Of the possibilities
they would open up II enacted into law.
When they were brought Up on committee.
Senator volpp asked Mr.. Allen to explain
them, and he briefly announced that he
did not desire TO push them, and they were
al once postponed Senator Volpp had pre-
viOasly asked the members OF the commit
tee to postpone them IL they they should
be urged
II is said similar measures VIZ yet be
introduced IN the house.
The comittee gave free rein TO insurance
men for discussion and bills 70 regulate
life. fire. fraternai and especially mutual
fiEs companies were discussed. final action
on all being reserved.
There was no opposition to s. T. rs by
Howell OF Douglass. 70 prevent overhead
insurance and rebates by foreign insurance
companies
A number Of bills by Bartos. imposing
strict regulations upon life insurance com
panies TO prevent Misrepresentation by
agents and TO compel them to Tile copies
Of ali printed matter with the auditor were
objected 20 on the ground they would in
volve Nebraska insurance companies in
trouble because OF the reciprocal features
OF the law now existing.
s p * and "a BY Bartos drew the fire
OF mutual Insurance. men on the ground
they would impose unlimited liability,
which is lot required Of stock companies.
The committee indicated the measures
would not be pushed. there being no indi-
cation the mutual fire Insurance interests
OF outside persons desire the present Law
changed A protest was made on the con-
trary b. A c. Hull OF Hastings represent
ing the mutual companies % the state
G L Z KIinEbel and T. ". Blackburn
OF Omaha addressed the committee
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
HOLDS LAW REACHES FRANKS
Supreme Court Decides Pass Measure
Applies 10 Express Privi-
leEes-

WASHINGTON. Feb. z-That the inter
state N Law prohibiting the issu-
Snce Of passes TO employees on the rail
roads is applicable TO the granting OF ex-
press franks was held today BY the So
prems court OF the United States In the
case Of the American Express eompany
against the United states. The case orig
mated in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

KEARNET. Neb. Feb 2-Speciall-
The Jolly Juniors had a sleigh ride
Monday evening. after which they were
entertained AZ the home o. Miss Lefty Nc
Lain
The preliminary debates are Just
finished and the chosen ones for the inter
collegiate desste are Miss Aliee Hs1fhorn.
Mss Minnie Blanchard Miss NAble Kirk.
Miss Margaret Peterson MessrS Roscoe
Sammens Anthony EasterlinE. Ralph Dug
dale. wafer Fisher.
The regular nesting % the -Dutch
vsreln xAs held Tuesday evening
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

The house killed the bln 10 create a state
tar commission
The warmest fight In the house For the
session was over the senate I'll 20 give the
state an equal number OF persmptory chal-
lenEes with the defense In criminal casss
which vas fought d The lawyers o. the
house and Nas opposed 81 members outside
the professioa Who sent the lawyers 20 de-
feat by q large majority when = vote vas
secured
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
In.tItute az Harvard.

HARVARD. Neb.. Feb. 3-speciaA)-
A two-days session Of the annual Farmers
institute began at Stokes opera house PES
terday afternoon which promises TO be well
attended and OF much interest Among the
speakers are. Z w. Hunt Of Syracuse,
Neb. on Rotation OF Crops and other
subjects: n r. Kingsley of Hastings. Tn
Draft Horse Ethics Of the Colt" and
other subjects: Andrew Elliott Of Gait. On
tario. Sheep and Dairy Cows" Myrtle
Kaufman OF Lincoln. Care and Cooking
Of Meau. Prof Lawrence Bruner, In
secfs. Crops and Protection OF Birds
Mrs ". y johnson OF Harvard. president
OF the woman's auxiliary. has charge Of
this department. with a special program,
while the entire session will be supplied
by special musical program under the d.
recuon OF Miss Nora HELM.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
FaooEEDINss OF rHE sENArE


WASHINGTON rea n-rs prssid-nt
= asfhorts-d % sBpsiui . couu % ngsl1
- tstrrmins ~ quannuauons fer ~
eEiistnsnt q aischarsre nasrp soldisrs 90
shs r~stufy-nfh iufsniry sGmsat sts
HeHs sre9aa - aepQtlna - ~hrusnHFtna
Tea "a - naet - Aa9uat uI1 -
rus Al1flce MA feF 49, NaFpaaa uas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

PROcEEDNGs on THE HOUSE
Most Of Day Devoted 20 Daaeaasisn of
ssnary Civil Bfl.

HOST OF nay DSNotea 10 Dt2e1aaton Of
sunary civil Bfn.
WASHINGTON. Feb 3-Approprlation
bLis mainly occupied the house today.
Ths sundU civil on Vas considered. but
progress % Il vas SLOW. The fo-rtitcauonk.
legislative executive and J1diciaL dipio-
matte and consular and postofnos appro-
priAti0n Ibis are sent 70 oonferencs
NJ. Cark 0Fla1 unEaooeEsfuuy At
tsmpted 70 secure a. investiEation 81 ths
committee on fhs gudiclsry into the wnl-
IND o. ths recens letter b Secretary %
sats Bacon a~poioEtEng for M Rainsys
remarks regarding Presidrzf Ob1i1ia o.
PanamA NJ Carkss oo5ect beng % as
oertsln ~ NJ Bacon's refsrsnos 10 Mr.
RAiney oonsiiuted an 4suse o. ne pritsl-
eges - the heusf
A. EE p ~ us hoase rscessed unu
. o'ciock tomerruN morninE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
ANTI-GREEk RIOT IN DAYTON
Wrecks Billiard Hall and Candy
Store In Ohia City.

Aoe wrecks billiard Hail and Candy
Store tn Ohio City.
DAYTON, o, Feb "A billiard hall
and candy store owned by two Greeks
was attacked by a mob OF men and boys
in the west end here tonight and the front
Of the building completely demolished The
mob gathered in a -neighboring vacant lot
and made the assault with stones. bricks
and revolvers firing into the building and
narrowly missing about twenty girls who
were gathered there. The riot continued
until the arrival Of the police, who restored
order.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Many men and women Who have dmar reached the huop mark tell hes anne story as Mr. and Mrs
about what Duys Pure Malt bhkgh has doe toward renewing hary youth and keeping them vEr
is hat DNs Pure Malt Whkyn mr Yp prescribed ns out all disease germs mvrt@u the brain en-
the blood. quEkash the circulation and prevents decay and old age
The success of DmsP Pure Malt Whisky in curing disease has caused many unreliable dealers to put up Su-
and limitations with which fool the people claiming that theirs substitutes aej just as good 4" DuFs Pure
whkkey
rON-w you ask your druggist gr or T hrD Duffy Pure Malt Whhkg he sure yn 1T
bull. Price sO Look for the uzd~maHu the "od chemist" on the label and make sure the seal over the
booklet and free doctors advice
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
GARY STEEL MILLS STARTED
Manufacture Of Rails Begtns at
Trusts New Tewn IN
Indiana.

CHICAGO, Fsb Z-The great mills q
he United States Steel corporation at
Gar. Ind. today began the manufacture
Of steel rails.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
Ferner Mayor struck by Train.

TECUNsEH, Neh, Feb 3-CsPecial)-
l. s chittcnden. q well known business
man Of this city and former mayor, was
struck by n Burlington engine on passenger
train No. a. southbound. this morning.
Mr.. Chittenden WAS walking along the
track In the rain. his umbrella over his
head and dfd not appreciate his nearness
to the passing train He was struck by
the pilot ana thrown upon his head clear
Of the track No bones we're broken. hut
sNr. chitteDdsn IVES terribly shocked and
his hip vas bruised and his ear badly lac
Grated He vas given prompt surgical care
and the attending surgeon is Of the opinion
he wiz Soon recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

DENVER Colo Feb E-Dr. Wesley
spauldinE. former president Ct Iowa wes-
ieysn university. died here last night
sged 81 years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
DEATH RECORD.

J. p. Helm. q years old. dies OF heart
trouble Al an Omaha hospital Monday.
His home was al TWenty-nrst and Man
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

FALLS CITT-Washington's birthday
vas appruprtAtely observed here BY the
rublic schools.
PL.ATTSMOCTH-County s~uperntendens
Miss Mau n FoEter and Superintendent
y ". Gamble have gone 20 CnicaS0 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

the machine. He was a man . years Of
age and leaves a wife and several mar
red ehldren- One son. J. l. WelohsnE.
II employed In this city as timer fOE c.
Miller a son.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

dsrso1 streets. Omaha Arrangements fo-
the funeral have not been made.
Dr.. wesley spau1dtna.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24
cur ~ rwo M BrEE SAW
Reekferd Naa VIeti@ Of Horrible
Accident while Saw6aE Wed.

CHARLES CITY. Ia Feh zAsp~olsL)
At us@ tbs mornins a. Eoekford twenty
miles Esst 81 here. Dan Wechans Wss cut
almost in tNo With a buEz saE. whsle en-
EaEed ~ Saving wood he fel ana me saN
cur clear throuEh Ms hndy He dies almost
Instantly. He fel uith Ms body foNand
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-24

on . supplemental export. but az yet has
nothing 20 say ~ 70 what h vii contain.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09
THE WRONG OBJECTIVE POINT
Mules Lax q Consideration Respoa-
STE for Ise's Beng Late
81 rs Duty.

Al Atlanta merchant has frequent
occasion % retGke Ike. rs dzrky poF-
Ter. for rs ts-z1rsss II reporting for
duty il IRE morning Ike / always
ready With q more O. less ingenious
excuse.
You're two hours late. Ike ex-
claimed the employer one morning
his sort Of thing must stop. Other
wise n going 70 FIRE you, under
stand
Deed. Mistah Edward. replied Ike.
i want nah fault, ess tine. Hon
est ! Was kicked ~ . mule
Kicked by Z mule Well. even L
that were %, i wouldn't delay you for
more than Al hour You'll have 10
think Of better excuse than that.
Ike looked agg-ieved- ~Mistah Ed
ward he continued soIennly. Ii
night have teen al right e dat nue.
kicked n Il dis direction. BIT h
didn't-he kicked ne q odder way
Llppincotts
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09

II al elder day a. the academy and L may Be
50 today. the mai bag into which tie cadets
dropped their letters was hung with wide distend-
II mouth just inside the door Of the gaardhouse.
Jnta the first cal for breakfast The gaardhoase
vas of limits The instant the drums rolled
the cadets could enter the building and drop theIr
letters. Gue morning 4 cadet sto0d without The
door. holding his letter il his hands. The drum
r4ers sticks were poised trembliAgly. waiting 70
faA for ne pounding CT ot The first cal Tor
breakfast
TIE cadet saw The poised sticks. entered ne
glardhOase and dropped lis letter Just as the
first note II rh- call sounded. He had passed
through The doorway Just onesixteenth CT a sec
Ond TOO soon An officer saw him mail his let
ter and a report Of OF limits went in which
caused tie unfortunate letter mailer to perform
extra guard duty for IS long hours-not consec-
utiye hours, however
On the first hook on the wall Of his alcove the
cadet must hang one specific article OF clothing
on the second hook another article and 50
Il. perchaHee. the youth hangs MS dresscoat on
the nail sacred 70 the overcoat, he can bid fare
well 10 release from quarters for Two Saturdays
at least. and If, perchance the shell jacket hangs
on the hook given over % trousers. he may add
three more days Of confinement 70 those which
have accrued from the crime OF the misplaced
oYercCat-
The mettodical cadet runs yards-ick along
the toes 81 the extra shoes which un1ar ragala-
ton. must he placed II regular order beneath
he fee. q his Led Z The toe o one shoe pro-
tr-des halt an inch beyond the toe OF i-s mate.
the cadet sa-s one temefit marx Il more than
one pair u shoes shows symptoms Of irregular
ity in The matter ri toelag tAe scratch the cadet
VIII receive sufficient number ii 3emerit marks
TO enable him % realize thoroughly Tie beauties
q a right line az applied 70 something besides
geometry
Il is "a 5aasty grind as the English clergy.
man saie. bat il Is grind thar has is uses. and
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09
PISTOL DRILL 81 CAIET5

school Infractions Of regulations nav in
sense be termed disobedience. but they are never
80 regarded In any Of the worlds schools Boy
nature would needs be reH.sde IL the rules Of any
institution we're 10 be kept 10 the letter Of the
Discipline at IVES, Point is rigid To severity.
As Tar as disciplinary methods are concerned tie
school never changes It is the same today as
i was II The days Of Grant and Lie.
Take Gay a. the academy ard compare is
1uties with those Of any other institution no mat
Ter Of what country. and il vii - seen that in
comparison % the cadets labor the work Of SIN
dents al other schools is but play During certain
months Of the year there Is little play al Vest
Point. Drill In the open air gives the requisite
exercise 10 keep the physique right and for rec
reation apparently there is need
The routine has changed little with the pass
ing years, but In q general way the days pro
gram at the academy il like this
ReveiIle al O'Clock. roll call ~ Ca. break
fast at e.z5. guard mount al ia; recitations
and study hours from until !. dinner. / until
40; rectations and study from : until 1 drill
from until $50: parade at $50: supper at 6
study from until 80. tattoo. then taps and
sleep.
There are no REGULATIONS at the United States
military academy on Saturday afternoons. and the
cadets are given what IS called release from
quarters" with permission 70 Ylsit ore aHetaeF IN
barracks 10 roam about the reservation. a.
King good care, under pain q dismissal to keep
from going Of limits
Release from quarters never comes for some
cadets. The breaking q some small rale means
confinement TO quarters o. The walking Of extra
guard tours The hoy who unWIuiuely puts en-
d pair q white trousers having IN iron r4st stain
N them and wears them al drl5 o. at dress pa
-ade. viii know no release freu quarters Yor
days.
should a speck Of rust he found On ass rife a
Sunday morning inspection ~ sEfl shaHfaer faat
rife and walk two more hoafs uH 4ua doen
tbs area 81 barracks q sentinel without
charge while his more fortunate comrades are
experiencing the ecstasy which comes from per
mission e ranble about The parade ground and
70 view the hotel and other delights q clyillza-
ton frou distance
Upon occasion the cadets are given permission
10 call upon friends a. the Htle hotel a. the PES
erYaton. L, however . soy commits The eaor-
nous o1ense OF leaving the main parlor Of the
hotel 10 visit his father Or mother ia another
room. and the ACT shoaIa he discovered. he VIII
never see the inside d that hotel again until
many weeks have rolled by ana he has expiated
his crime By many extra tours q guard duty in
the broiling zero weather q q Highlands.
winter.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09

Lea-ae5 justice Bets 81 KINGSTON
y Y SAYS. Lazy men have q .z1-
= live Our lazy He1 are 5ar most
potent History shows that a. rufs.
With rlles exceptions CIR greatest
men had either indo}ent or shlftless
fathers. as fathers Of SHAKESPEARE.
Lincoln, Napoleon Bismarck and other
worthless l1dicafe on ire other hand
great mems children are few ard
lar between Power = a lazy nan :
accommodating. As in q coiled spring.
b4t The great man has little or nothing
left Tor offs rtag-NeW York Times.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09

vel, that any cadet zso
asks another % perform
&y zerizl vc-k fo- hin
shal X dismissed from he
service ThE frs c4zssza2
knew 100 much . ask his
visitor outright % 20 any
thing Q. TIE kin. BIT kers
: he vay Which vs-ze51zs
academy history says nat
ke went a. y.
presume NJ Grant
hat yoa have lived CT 3
farm. and such being The
case you undoubtedly have
lad rare opportunities 10
rc.e The effect Of he suns
rsys OF certain objects.
Sow, Z yog had eft L he
sEn Z water bucket that vas
innocent C the retention o..
single drop OF The fluid.
=hat Go yo1 think. sir
would have been tie pzrtic-
aIzr eject - II sur upon
49,. ---s ---1
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09

stu wearing the clothes Of civil life Which &c
yoa think IS the greatest man. Cen. George II ash
IIgton or Gen. Ulysses Grant,
Fred answer. blunt and quick. was. Washing
tor may have been tie greater man but ny Il.
ther was he greater soldier
Ar Grant said he upper elaszaaan. 20 CON-
pare EeaH taeheF 20 George Washington II any
sense Is like unto the comparing Of F.ucEed hen
Z the American eagle
Then there followed 2 fight bur i vas stopped
almost instanier by some lrzt claszfaen because
the place 100 public
Gen John II Schoaald vas an artillery Officer
The army has i at sebofela had dlstasfe sor
The infantry branch because O an experience watch
Il underwent during Lis first week As a pe5e at
tie military academy
Some yearlings chased Schofeld up . ladder from
the cock lott Of barracks 10 the roof The future
hero Of Franklin clad only in a night shirt
When the rof vas reached the cadets gave Scho-
field rife. marked out sentinels beat on the
In root and started the future artillerynan on mis-
walk back and forth with the musket On his shout.
Ger. They kept him a. it with few intermissIons
from taps 10 reyeille.
Edgar Allan Poe was cadet al West Point only
for short time. Army tradition holds nothing con
corning the hazilg OF Poe. The academy, however
Is The custodian Of one OF Poes first poems which
Is nothing short OF striking example 81 The boys
VII
Mile Poe was At the academy Lieut. Iose1b
Icek was stationed there as tactical officer Lock
vas the ztrictest kind Of discIrlinaFlap. and h.
vas constantly reporting Poe for oGeases, reports
Which brought as their natural consequence some
heavy pEaIsEnaeHts. Pee had his revenge in poem
&hleh Ne curious may find in a volume called
4lc Iaes. which was published years ago " the
cadets:
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09
H4H5lcA bril- UwEQ eRy3

GERS. mess ard there in RESP oase u
question from tie esgaegHta= aeat
ii Tie academy. h Summarized a1z
opinion q the days dastea 6 s4s
cadets b parafafasl1g IL remark
C The Frenehuaa % one = - 81.
mean batdeHelds SITS magnificent.
but It's Z beaEtly grind
Lord Roberts lot long zeo declared
that the United states school ca I1e
Hudson Is the Creates military 5astl-
tuition in The world The hero q kan
dahar doubtless had made soue study
OF the records and Of averages, for
history shows that In the number OF
soldiers entitled to be called great
West Point has turned OCT more than
all the military schools O. the con
uneni ombined.
Obedience and discipline are the
foundation stones OF the success Of
solder. according TO all the authori-
lies who Judge solely By results OBJ
Uained. Disobedience Of orders means
dismissal from the military academy
psobedience of direct orders Is
thing practically unknown at the
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09

Sometime ago c5e-gEElzn 9 tie Church 9. England
visited West Point He wzzbec get ri kuoAledge Of
eAe am tie system a stEsy and tie disciplinary
methods q The iaktfguoz and he a. TsTee aid
made the cadet day his own taps had seat t1s
stripping soldiers thear bIznketz
The clergyman AFTER seeing az1-z CT went . ne e.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-09

ASHINGTON--Congr almost every
year has before 4 he case q soEe West
Point cadet Eho allowed LIS animal spar-
Its 10 get the better q him, and = 10 II
der the 4Enp1lse G the moment commit
ted some zct q kazfrg or Of another
kfnc q discipline breach. and therefore
suffered dismissal The life az West
Point is 3 hard ose. and each successive
board o. visitors La likely 70 rake some
suggestion 20 make the cadets condition
y1st fttis Eo irksone JaEt Dox
there Is Ss-ec ELztao- q he subject @
what the CT Ga visitors o TIA year 0.
grace. 1873. vii recommend as Al adj
ttoE . ,se aezse-Hs e-a..a q. a..ci.lI.-a
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-20
pREAcHERsvILLE.

b. T. Lunsford had valuable brood
mare killed by lightning.
Master Raymond Thompson. young
son OF +. l.. Thompson, is suffering
from poison oak in his eye. Levi Sow
der, who had severe attack of heart
trouble. is out again.
r. G. Pettus and Ben Duncan saw a
ballon light near here last Tuesday al
ternoon. On investigating they found
II was sent up at Danville and contain
ed a ticket emitting the finder to big
lot of bread.
Mr.. ]. T. Payne and handsome daugh'
tiers. Misses Darling and Carrie Payne
of Lebanon Junction, were visiting Mr.
J. +. Payne and family. Miss Bette
Carpenter was visiting her sister, Mrs
William Akers,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Williams showed as
a quilt which is about the best piece OF
needlework we have ever seen. II was
made by their daughter. Miss Rebeccs
Williams, now teaching in the ID. ane
ID. school at Knoxville. at the age Of
Ia. The work consists OF pictures
worked by hand. which she drew. al
the letters of the alphabet, pictures o.
all the presidents. birds. flowers. fruits
fishes and everything perfect as pos
sible, and II is something one can lool
at an hour and then see some thing h
did not see before. There are 300 figures
in all. All this was finished during ont
school term and lessons were not neg
lected. as Miss Williams stood highes
k.~ ,iaoooo
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-20

81 Walk-trot and canter mare OF
gelding. any age.
So Mare or gelding any age.
SO Pony. ridden by boy or girl; rider
not to be over IL years of age.
81 Fancy turnout. under 81 inches;
decorations considered; driven by boy
or girl.
HORSES:
So Stable four horses, handled by one
man.
Sc Mare four years old and over.
81 gelding four years old and over
So Fancy turnout. single horse. deco
ration; stations barred.
SO Stallion. mare or gelding.
60 Pair any age. regardless of sex.
color or ownership.
81 Stallion any age.
62 Stallion. mare or gelding any age.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-20
Sees Mother Grow Young.

sit would be hard to overstate the
wonderful change in my mother since
she began to use Electric Bitters, u
writes Mrs. W. L. Fitzpatrick, OF Dan
forth, Me. although past 70 she
seems really to be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. At last
she could neither eat, drink nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonders for her health" They invig.
crate all vital organs, cure Liver and
Kidney troubles, induce sleep, impari
strength and appetite. Only SOC at Pen
ny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-07-20
Resolutions Passed by the Lincoln
County Teachers.

AS committee representing the
teachers Of Lincoln county assembled
In the annual institute, we submit the
following resolutions:
That we pronounce this session OF the
institute the most successful held in
wears. and that to Prof. Ireland is due
great credit for his untiring efforts 10
ensure this success. That Superinten-
dent Singleton. fulfilling. as always,
the part OF friend to every teacher. Is
hereby thanked for the interest he has
shown in the personal and professional
welfare OF each Of US.
That the teachers themselves are
TO be congratulated on the fact Of hav-
ing learned that only by individual CO.
operation can an institute be made
profitable.
That the ministers Of the town have
helped in the uplift OF our aspirations
by their attendance and their timely
words Of counsel. all Of which are
thoroughly appreciated.
That we extend the thanks OF the IN
stitute 10 Prof. King. Of Maysville.
Prof. Sewell. Of Lexington. Mr. X. S.
Alcorn and Prof. w. o. Hopper for
their presence and valuable assistance
in our work.
That while there may be defects In
our new school law, yet we believe Il
TO be far superior to the old, and ask a
more patient trial before urging that i,
be repealed.
Caleb Newell. Miss Kate Boyle, w.
L. White. | s. Flanagan. J. {. Hays.