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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
DISASTROUS STORM
SWEEPS DIXIE LAND

Memphis, April i5.- With an avor-
age Of five inches of rainfall as a re-
suit of storm that Yesterday and
last night swept over Tennessee. Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas. the tempest
broke over these states again tonight
with fury. sr,ss. u
Reports from Como Marigold and
Jamestown, Miss. indicate that many
small houses were leveled TO the
ground at the latter place and one
negro woman was killed This is the
only fatality reported Telephone and
telegraph wires in and around Mem
phis were laid flat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
NEWS OF BATTLE IN
NICARAGUA EXPECTED

Washington. Aprl 15.-Ncws of "a
right in Nicaragua is expected any
dan h.- Scnor Casirille. representative
i'm Washington of tho Estrada govern
mcut. Scnnr Castrilio today received
cableeram from Biuoficlds signed
hy Secretary of State Diaz. say ing.
"The enemy cannot advance. lie
has been able TO assemble IN Acoy-
apH scarcely 1000 men,
s. few days ago Clstrillo was ad-
vised that the Estrada forces We're
occupying Ia Maneua. 81 hich Is about
twcnty-scven miles from Acoyapa.
he believes the Estrada command
viii advance upon that Of Madriz,
forcing it go either fight or retire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
HYDE MURDER
TRIAL HALTED
BY ILLNESS
IMPORTANT WITNESS
APPENDICITIS VICTIM
Twelve Men Secured to Try
Kansas City Physician For
Murder Told That Case May
Be Delayed
IBy Morning journal special Ieased wireI

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Kansas City. April 15.-A jury was
selected shortly after 5 o'clock to-
night to try Or B c. Hyde on n
charge of numbering the late Colonel
Thomas II. SWope.
Just as the twelve men were taking
seats i'm the jury box a telephone
message to Prosecutor Virgil Conklin
announced Or. G.. TWYman, one OF the
material Witnesses for the state had
been stricken with appendicitis and
was being taken to hospital to un-
dergo an operation. So little is known
about his condition that it cannot be
said now whether the trial win be de-
layod by his illness.
Frank Claypool, a iuryman, develop
ed an affected eye after being tenn
porarily chosen.
A physician is attendn. him. but it
is not believed the jurors afflictiOn
is serious.
The jury follows:
W. W, Castle, painter So. Kansas
City.
". c. crane salesman. Coz Lees
Summit.
{. ". Whitehead absuactor, az;
byron d Lilliard, conductor 3o;
Kansas CITY
W. W. Curran, clerk, ao Kansas
City.
John 4. PLANT teamstcr, co; Kan
sas City
Samuel II. Johnson, farmer, Al sib-
lev
Frank Claypool catleman' 49, Kan
sas City.
T. Il. Hedges, clerk, s6 Kansas
City.
When the jury filed into its place,
DIR. Hyde watched the men carefully
and noted the Characteristics of each.
He knew every face and called the
men by name in speaking Of them.
This jury looks all right u me,
he said II know | shai obtain
fair trial
Prosecutor Conkling said the state
would be ready TO deliver the open
ing statement in the case tomorrow
morning. II DR.. Twymans Illness
proved serious this may be delayed.
According to the prosecutor, all the
witnesses subpoenacd by the state
testify at the trial. Ru
mors have been current that certain
members OF the Swope family would
not take the stand.
Morning sessions of court viii be
from $3.50 TO i > and afternoon sessions
from To 3. The attorneys have pro-
tested against holding night sessions
Or r. Il. Smith of New York, will
be the toXicologist who viii direct for
the defense the fight on the testimony
Of chemists who are to testify for the
state. DR.. Smith has been here for
three weeks coaching the defense. He
has been assisted by DR. Walter NJ
Cross ana by Dr j w. Perkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
FRUIT CROP IN SALT
LAKE VALLEY DAMAGED

Stlt Lake City. April Damage
to lruit in salt Lake valley from dhc
frost OF last night Will aggregate
100000 The apricot crop has been
almost entirely destroyed and peaches.
pears. prunes and early apples suf-
fercd severely. The use of smudge
pots saved several orchards.
A half million dollars will hardly
cover the damage to fruit in Utah
county. according 10 information from
Provo tonight Less than 10 per cent
of the crou viii be saved In Davis
county and the ogden district the loss
is estimated at 80 per cent At Brig
ham CITY. i'm Cache county. thcre is no
loss worth mentioning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
HORSES CHLOROFORMED
TO CARRY OUT DYING WISH

Chicago. April l5.-Tvo handsome
black horses property OF the late
Mis- Beatrice Smith OF Chicago.
mother OF tho late James ~. C'Si-
lont") smith. were chlutntormcd
here today ion accordance with the
dying wish ot their owner who pre-
fcrrcd that thcs be Killed rather than
tl fall into tho hands of some one
who might mietrcat them.
The horses had been owned and
used by Mrs smith for fifteen Years,
the age ot one being % and the other
~ Gears
Mrs smiths affection for her
horses is shown bon her refusal to-
purchase an automobile. Although
age had rendered the team of hut
littc use. she refused TO allow even
an inanimate machine to supplHui
them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
MYSTERY SHROUDS
NEAR TRAGEDY
IN DENVER


Denver. Anrii S. ~ Conditions.
which. in novel, would be branded
as improbable to the degree OF alb
surdityr surround the shooting Of an
unknown man hv a handsome. we'll
goNncd woman In the heart Of the
business district of this city at 10
O'Clock last night
Although the shooting took place
Ia sieht of mere than a hundred peo-
pie and the scene was laid at the
street railway loop" probably the
most frequented spot in the city at
that time of night. the man who was
shot. tho woman who ala the shoot
ing and the Woman's escort all made
their escape. ANA twenty-four hours
work on the part of the police has
failed TO reveal anything that throws
the slightest light ON the mystery.
According to witnesses, the woman
ana her escort were met by a second
man, who attacked the escort. The
woman drew revolver from her
hand bag and shot har companions
assailant The woman ana her escort
fled in on. direction. the wounded
man in another All efforts 70 dis
cover the identity of the trio has re-
suited ln failure SO lar.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
the administration has been falsely
accused let it take off the lid.'
RECEIVER APPOINTED
FOR Ell PAS0 ESTATE

I'll Paso roxas. Aorr l6.- Judge
Harper of the ThirtV-fourth district
court today appointed G. w Fassett
receiver for the estate OF the late
Mrs. Fannie u, Porter for long
time postmistross AT this place
Nhe heirs are Mrs Annie r.
Krause. widow Of Major Krause. r.
:. Az John PRYOR, of SAN Francisco.
and Thomas d. Pryor. Of Colorado
the estate pnys in rentals 81 200 per
month ana is to be held in trust un-
til the death of the last OF the heirs,
children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16

onel Roosevelt sat Count Won Aehren-
thai who had at his left pripce Mon
lenuoVo, second erand MASTER of the
court, and Mrs. Gerens. wi OF tho
American ambassador az his right
Among others of the forty guests
we're Kermit Roosevelt Count Aurus-
perg, commander of the eaperor's
hodyguardi count lioyos q famous
hunter. who has killed bears Ia
Alaska and Hons IN Nfrict Baron
Richard Won Rienorth the Austrian
premier ana Count Wiiczk whose
famous eleventh century ca. Gle coll
oncl Roosevelt VIII visit tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
BOW STREET DECIDES
M0MENTOUS QUESTION

London. April 15-Henry Curtis
Bennett a Bow street magistrate
tackled the matinee hat question to-
day and finally rendered Judgment
that the mana cement OF a theater
had the right 10 eject women patrons
who refused 10 remove their cart
wheel headgear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
HOUSE DECLINES TO
HONOR GENERAL SICKLES

Washington. April 15.-Aftor AN OK
tended discussion "a bill to confer the
rank and pay of lieutenant general
retired. upon Major General Daniel T..
Sickcls. was defeHfed IN tho commit
tee of the whole of the house today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
MORE TROUBLE
FOR HARASSED
SUGAR TRUST
CHARGED WITH EFFORT
TO SEIZE FRIAR LANDS
Congressman Martin Accuses
Republican Majority in House
With Seeking TO 'SQueIch His
Resolution to Use SearchIight,

With Seeking to SQueIch His
Resolution to Use SearchIight
lBy Morning Journal special Leased Wire
Washington April Representa-
tive Martin tDemD of Colorado. who
for weeks has been waeing fight III
the house in an effort 20 show that
the friar lands in the Philippine Is
lands are being seized by the sugar
trust" with the acquiescenee Of AT
torney General Wickersham and the
war department, tonight gave to the
press an interview in which he reviews
his efforts, assais the government Of
flcials alleged to be involved, charges
that Information that would prove
his contention is being Withheld by
the war department and demands u
fun congressional inquiry into the
matter.
Mr.. Martin characteri2es the action
Of the republican majority Of the
house yesterday in defeating his reso-
luton calling upon the war depart
ment for Information in regard to
w a'le ~ Wy ltt'r l"'idS -
a number of alleged discrepancies in
The reports sent by the war depart
mcnt to the house committee on in
sular affairs concerning the lriaf
lands transaction, and accuses the
government officials OF dupliciW
re chalIeS the adihI IilStitlioH WIN
having DcAuh poilcA OF eNliolta-
llon IN tne fnlllpplhe lSlahus ana
deohtres ,ni' IL nds .'eH lHlsTls
'lG'nscu' l't II va 'Ne on we i'u. Mi
M"ftih aI'houIiceu ln"I ne was pre-
puflhE resolution or inquiry lhlo
the friar land deal which he sad he
would introduce III tne mouse ~ soon
as ne had fllhsned IL. MI MaItln
statement loloWs'
IT thefe was ever any douht hhodl
tne necessity oi an invest lS"lioh o'
Philpplne island ailalfs ny Is felnoN-
ed ~ lhe disclosures haue ny lht
war department. ~ response to my
resolution OF inquiry learned thr's
daNs ago that me war department nae
furnished Chairman 'lmstead OF the
ioSuiar committee Whal nulp"fte" 10
he the information calied lor IA my
resolution, ana requested Mf. pIni-
stead - lct me zee ~ inns ne le-
fused.
wanted to see TINS matter peip'e
il was reported to thc house because
J knew ih"t IT would ne accom- panl'd
with q motion to taple my fesolut'nh
as having served IT'S purpose. lhei"hH
shutting or debate ana preventing a
ldrtoei AIRING ol IN" matter on ine
floor rms occurred Yesterday ls
II was SIMPLY hlahhet-
ing move.
The war department report upon
examination IullN lustiles such IA
move 1t discloses negotiations be-
tween the war department ana at
tOrnevs OF the purchasers OF the irlar /
lands in tho Philippines TOR several I
months prior to the SALE also between /
the war department and the Phlip-' 4
pine government, whereas the war de |
partment in communication pub /
lshed in the Congressional Record ON I
March %. made the statement that It's /
first information concerning the sale 1
OF his estate was received through /
the public press. This aifirms my I
contention that this deal has been nm I
der way for months and was pra'tc-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
nuilding Trndc lockout in ncrlin.

Berlin. April ia lockout in the
building trades OF Germany began at
g O'Clock this evening Between l5o.-
GOO and POO. GOO workers already are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
Former Congressman Drops Dead

Charlotte, \. Q, Aolll Formor
Congressman Romolus u. LinneY,
noted as politician and orator and
one Of the most picturesque states
men North Carolina ever produced.
dropped dead from apoplexy today as
he was entering his law OFFICE at
TaylorNillc, y. c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-04-16
Mark Twain. Condirion Unchanged.

Ecddlne, Conn. April l5.--lt was
stated hy his attending physicians to-
night that Mr.. Clemens mark
Tnuinl had passed comfortable day
with no npnreciahlo change in his
condition and that he was holding
his own pretty WELL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
LOSS OF BRIDE
 LEADS TO SUICIDE

Dresden, Tenn, November 5-De- spondent because, after a series of ex- citing incidents. he had been forced to surrender his 1S-year-old bride, Thom- as Gaskins, 75 years of age, a wealthy planter, stabbed himself with a pocket knife at his home near Dresden this afternoon, inflicting wounds which probably will terminate fatally.
 Following the death of his wife three weeks ago, Gaskins, despite parental objection. secured the consent of Lizzie McDaniels, whose fathers farm ad- joins that of Gaskins. to marry him. Yesterday he rode to the McDaniels home astride mule. held the family at bay under cover of a revolveo and rode away with the young woman seat ed behind him. Then came a jaunt of IA miles to Paris. wheSe the couple were married at o'clotlx this morn ing.
 In the meantime the sheriff had been communicated with and at the re- quest of the girls father went in pur suit of the elopers shortly after day. light. When he overlook them Cas-
 kins submitted to arrest, his wife climbed into the buggy with the sheriff and the three continued to Dresden Gaskins riding ahead on his mule. On the way Gaskins escaped and when found at his home several hours later was practically in a dying condition as the result of self-in flicted knife wounds. The young woman was re- turned to her parents
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
How to Make a Pint of the Best Cough Syrup
 and Save S2

This recipe for homemade cough remedy is used and prized in thousands of homes in the United States and Canada. It costs little, but 1t is splendid. Even. whooping cough yields to it quickly.
 Mix l pint of granulated su- gar and F pint of warm water and stir for 2 minutes. Put 2z worth) in pint bottle and aid more and better cough syrup than you could buy ready made for $2.50. Take teaspoonful every one, two or three hours.
 This simple remedy will usu- ally stop a deep-seated cough in less than "A hours. It tones up the appetite, has a pleasant taste and is slightly laxative, which is helpful. You will also find 1t splendid for bronchial troubles. lung and throat affections, asth- ma, etc.
 This Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe is so popular that it is often initiated, though never suc- ccssfully. In trying 1t. use only the pure, genuine Pinex. which contains guiaicof and all the nat ural healing elements of Nor wegian white pine extract. in concentrated compound.
 A guarantee of absolute satis- faction, or money refunded. goes has Pinex or will get it for you. If not. send to The Pinex Co.,, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
CHINA IS IN FAVOR OF
 AMERICAN RAILROADS

New York. November 5.-Tuan Chin and siu Lieou Liang, two of China s delegates to the international railroad congress held in Berlin in July, have just left New York for Chicago, on the initial stage of railroad tour through the country. They carry letters of in- troduction to the heads of dozen of the country's greatest railway systems.
 Tuan Chin is a member of the Chi nese imperial board of posts and com munications and sieu Lieou Liang is the chief engineer of the Che Kiang and KiaDGsu railroad.
 We have come to the conclusion, ,' said MT Chin before leaving New York. that the American railroads are supe- rior to anything in Europe. We travelled from our home to Europe by the trans Siberian railway and visited all the in- dustrfal countries of Europe
 ''In China the rolling stock and en- zines are nearer the European type than the American. We shall have a gradual change in this, think
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06

At the Limerick meeting J. Murphy, the rider, was called before the stewards to explain why his horse left the steeple- chase course in the Shannon plate. He stated his martingale got caught in a buckle of the bridle. This explanation was accepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
MILLIONAIRE IS
 CLEARED BY JURY

uew York, November 5.--After only 9 minutes of deliberation, d jury late today acquitted Edward T. Rosenheimer of criminal negligence in causing the death of Miss Hough by running down in his automobile the buggy in which she was riding. The case had been followed with close attention because of the wealth of the defendant and the attempt of the state to convict for murder
 On the showing of the evidence, how ever, Justice O'Gorman withdrew from consideration of the jury the charge of murder of first degree and submitted the lowest form of murder, manslaughter in the second degree.
 "The question for you gentlemen to de- cide,' he said, lis. did the defendant em- ploy reasonable caress Did he have his car under reasonable control?''
 Evidence had been adduced to show that the buggy carried no tail lamp. and that 1t was carelessly driven, and the jury found the testimony sufficient. Rosenheimer's young wife went hysteri- cal with joy when she learned of the yer dict.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
Since John
 Quit Drinking By Johns Wife
By Johns Wife

I'm the happiest little woman, In all this little town; And my merry laugh and singing. Takes the place of sigh and frown. For JOHN HAS QUIT HIS DRINKING Andis like himself once more,. And the world is just paradise With such happiness in storel One day read some verses
 ..Mary's Miracle" the name. And said, that's John exactly, And I'll send and get the same. So sent for GOLDEN REMEDY, (As sly as sly could be) And put it in Johns supper
 And put 1t in his tea And 1t didn't taste q little bit;
 Had no odor. SO, you see ItEas smoothest kind of sailing For little Doctor Me. And watched and prayed and waited, (And cried some, too, guessl. And didn't have the greatest faith. I'm ashamed now to confess.i And John never thought minute, He was being cured Of drink, And soon he's as well AS any one. It makes me cry to think Just makes me cry for gladness. I'm so proud to be his wife Since he 1s cured of drinking,
 And leads a nice, new life. "since John he quit a-drinkingi" can't say 1t times enough And hates and losthes liquor As he would poison stun. And when say my prayers at night As thankful as can be- l pray for John the most of all- Then GOLDEN REMEDY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
Nome Trsatm0ni For DrunkaFds

Odorless and Yasteless - Any Lady Can Give It Secretly at Home in Tea,
 Coffee or Food.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
Costs Nothlnq to Try.

If you have husband brother. father or friend who is victim of nuuor all have to do is 10 send your name and address the coupon below You may be thankful long you live that you <lId it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06

$2.00 down, $1.00 per week, buys a Corey -Ensley lot. See page 21.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-06
We'll Wearing, We'll Fittin.

Womens kid or patent leather Shoes, cloth or mat tops, short varnps, imitation hand Welts, Cuban heels. These Shoes have every look of much higher priced ones. Worth 1850 co A0 the pair. .. ...... ~1sTv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
Good r. Dads Enthusiast
plete Great B boulevard
But Tire Miles Nov

The movement to complete and I'M
prove the Petersburg Pike between
Manchester and Petersburg is meeting
with great success. and the committee,
composed Of Or. Il. a. Nichols. II. u.
Airport, T.. C. Pclouzc. Rufus C. VIII
liama. L. a. Folger. j. alosby West. G..
i. Richardson and Mr.. Lyman. is
raising tho necessary funds to make
the road one OF the very best In the
State. The road liz In very good cons
dillon now with the exception Of three
miles OF very sandy going at tho
point where the naTrot; gauge rail-
road crosses the pike. II is said
hat -, Will take $1,000 to complete
Tho entire work. repair the damages
at other points and top drcss the en-
tire road.
The following public spirited citi4
.zens OF Richmond have subscribed the
amounts opposite their names towards
this good roads movement.
Foster Motor Car Company. $50: Cor.
don Motor Company. $50; Horace
HAYES. $40: J. D. Carneal. sl0 Pollard
q Bagby. $50; w. Scott Hunt. SIS: r.. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
MOTORISTS SUBSCRIBE,
FOR PETERSBURG PIKE
Raising Fund to Com
{ Between Cities---All
]. in Good Condition.

Airport, $40: r. c. Pclouzc. SO: w.
Gilman, $40; cardwcll Machine Com
pans. So; John u. Swartwout, $40;
Isaac Cohen. $40: James u. Kennedy.
SO; childrey Drug Company. IS; Simon
SycJc. So; c. Gross, SO: Otis NJ. Alfricnd.
$40; j. S. James. SIS; Or. Stewart Mich
aux. $40: DR.. r. a. Nichols. $40; w. NJ.
Timberlake. $40; q. w. Lancaster. s.;
John Coke, Jr. SO: Isaac Davenport.
$40; J. j. Bellou. $40: c. .. Wingfeld,
$40: w. Il carncal. IS; st. George
Bryan. $40: Thomas Gresham, $40:
Samuel Gordon. IS; j. T. Palmatory,
sr0; Schwarzschild Brothers. $40; Mil
Ter e Rhoads. S2a: II. G. Jones. So;
Williams Printing Company. $40; ~. s.
Einstein. 81; Claude Batkins. So; T. G..
sydnor. So: w. G. Long, $40: j. a. Con-
nelly &. Co. SIS; ". N. Battcn. SIS; w.
j. Anderson. $40; DR.. w. II. Parker, S.;
Edward Schmidt, So; Hudson Hoen. 35;
j. J. Tignor. $40; J. f. B. Jurgens, 800;
"A. II. Robins. SIS; Tarrant. Grant & Co..
81; S. T. Atkisson, $40; C. Z. Richard
son, $40; w. j. Gordon. So: Moses
Creighton. SO: Amos Poindexter. So; b.
" Wilson. S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
For the Woman Who
Has Beautiful Hair
New York Theatrical News.)

New FORK Theatrical NeWs.l tx
The beauties in the Anna Held chorus
are famous for their pulchritudc
Their colffurcs add a great deal 81 to, Q
their charm How they can manage"
B such abundance OF beautiful tress s.
daYsi /, and day OF, I. keeping al WAYS the the
same we'll grooned appearance, Is be-
yond the ken of tho average an.
But, listen while whisper, these girls
depend altogether upon dry s lalnpoo-
81ngsto keep8thcir hair fine and CLOS
~ They mix 4 ounces Of powd cred $orris
root With 4 ounces of thero X,6;n nd they
i arc prepared for a seasons shampoo O.
ing, Once or twice a week }th ey prin-
kle5 a ia blcspoonful Of this mixture on
tho head and then brush the poWder
well through the hair.Gs That is all
there is to 1t, and they have escaped
the bother and discomfort that accom-
pany washing, rinsingg and driving the
hair together With the dan ger OF
catching cold.
a The wonderful results they achieve
& with theroX 4convinccss mo that II Is the
Il only thing that can grow hair. Tor
their hair Is " long and abundant IN
addition to being fluffy and lustrous .8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-13
News Of Manchester

Manchester Bureau. Tfmes-Dispatch.
No. 1903 Hull Street.
Benjamin Dennis, Jr.. son OF Rev.
Benjamin Dennis, OF II East Twelfth
Street, IS IN Washington. where he is
cndeavoring to. secure enlistment pa
pers IN The regular army. Young Dem
mis- is q member of COMPANY BOT the
Richmond Light Infantry Elues. and
that he has mt secured an honorable
discharge Is the reason he has not se-
cured the sight OF entering; the govern
mcnt froces. Tho young mans father
wash Washington yesterday, and Will
assist him to secure the necessary pa
3pcrs. It is understood that. Adjutar,s-
General Anderson has been consulted
7 In the matter. and It Is more than
probable that the discharge will DO
secured Will, little delay Dennis UNI
I'll recently WAS In business In Rich-
mond Ills application for service un-
der the flag VIII be a surprise to his
friends In this community.
D. l.. Toney, who represented this
city. in tho lower house OF the General
Assembly. is being highly congratu
lated upon his work as a silent mem-
Der OF that body. MI. Toney is not
considered an orator. and when the
news reached this city that he had
made a speech at the closing; session
few OF his friends would believe It.
Mr. Toncy Is an enthusiastic annexa-