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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

FRS. Baptist Church. The nrst, Leander
Branham and Miss Matte Cox. The groom
is native of Orange county, and the
bride the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o.
Cox. of aibemarle. The second couple was
Lilburn Austin and Miss Mandella Hensley.
Tho bride. who is a native OF Rocking ham.
is only sixteen. The third couple was Thos.
j. Mahoney and Miss Petwayn Cox, both
of Alhemarle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06
MURDER AT wAYNEsBoRo.
Negro Found Dead With Three Bul-
let Wounds in Hend and Body.

-tSpEc1d1 ti1Ies-Dfspdtctt.1 ~
Waynesboro, Va. July 5.-William
McCutcheon. colored. an employee OF
the Rose Cliff Fruit Farm, was found
dead in his room at the farm this
morning with three bullet wounds,
one in the left temple, one under the
right ear and the other in the left
side near the heart. 1t Is believed
the murderer will be apprehended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06
Folk Indorsed for Presidency

Raleigh, N. c. July 5.-The Demo-
cratic county convention of BERTHE
county, N. G., has Endorsed Joseph W.
Folk, OF Missouri. for tho Democratic
nomination. for President, His rather,
Henry B. r X, of Tennessee, was ma
tive Of BERTHE county, leaving there
when he was TWEEN ty zone years old \,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06
Barn aud Contents DESTROYED.

Especial TO The Tlmes-DIspatch.I
Etna Mills, Va. July "a stock aud
hay barn of G. ". Garnett. near Beu-
lahville, was destroyed by lightning
Yesterday morning. One of his hest
mules was killed and burned. The loss
is about $500, with a small insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06
SOLDIERS dashed TO BOAT
Coast Artiller,1nen Have Perilous Trip

Coast Artillerylnen Have Per1Ious 1r1p
on the nay.
Norfolk, Va, July 5.--Two compap ,lS
OF Norfolk Coast Artillery, which acted
as personal escort for governor
Mann at the unveiling OF Snnted-
crate monument at saluda. in Middle
sex county. Va, yesterday mad an eN,
citing return voyage during a bad
storm In lower Chesapeake Bay last
The trip was made on the NirgInla
State oyster gunboat Commodore
calves 10 the deck, which was at times
ava 81, to prevent helms swept over
board, s35s&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Miss Jane Minor has returned from
Highland Falls, New York, where she
was the guest OF Mrs. Robert Patter-
son, and Is with her sister Miss Zelle
Minor, at sol East Franklin street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Miss Anley Crawford. Of this city,
is visiting Mrs. James McLelland Wal
dron, In Highwood, New Jersey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Mrs. Minor Woodward leaves to-day
for Basic City. to join her daughter.
Mrs Teuselr. On Friday Mr.. Wood
ward and Miss Lettuce Woodward will
join them. in their machine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Austin Smith, OF Middletown. Ohio
is the guest in Richmond, of his
mother, Mrs. a. a. Smith, at 215 East
Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Rev, George r. Zachary has returned
to his home in Fredericksburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

MISS Ellen Beirne Scott left last
week to spend the summer in War
renton with relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Dr. BENJAMIN H. F'rayser, of the
Chicago Hospital. is the guest OF
friends here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Mrs. G. T. Zachary has returned to
her home on North Harrison Street.
after a visit to friends in Alexandra.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Richard Archer returned to the city
yesterday after spending the weekend
with relatives in Powhatan county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Mrs. j. Murray Priest is the guest Of
Miss Scott in Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

Misses Sadie and Waller Jeftress are
visiting Judge and Mrs. Edmund Wad-
Jill, at their cottage at Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

cour ressn,an Drownlow SINKING.
iSpecialto The Times-Dispatch,
BRISTOL Va, July 5,--The attending
snhysicians report CONGRESSMAN Brown,
lows condition hut slightly ehansea
this evening, He ia sradually slnklhs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06

i3I y M nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-06
To p.,urn 10 Ricbmuud.

Mrs. Cyrus BossieuS and Miss Irene
Bossieux are spending some time a
Atlantic City.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-01
,Srieolidje Seilcsung oes StraheR'
balm 2lusltanOs in Columbus,
8, angeitrebt.
Qee's Stutue bIeibt in Der
Ru mesbQIIs.


geDerGn, MaiI., 81. Huli. grGIis
bent 5aft bat obHe je0Dso:s &ommeaa
tar Elm RehtsgutuhteH oes Central
annolts 8iters6om gutgebeiBsn, in
peIaem ertIGrt miro, oaB es tein 9:s
feb gisbt, auf GruHo behen oas
Stanob;lo pon General 9Robert Z. See,
bas i'm in beruniTOrm Der SoRfooerlr'
ten seiqt, aus DIR Rubmss9aas oss
aavitoIs in DafbiHstpH entfsrnt tper'
psu tanr.
Der 8eneralanpaIt babanotlt bic
Traos in Standardization iopobl pom
legalen. mi, pom stbijdeH Stanopuntt
aus unO bemsrtt, bab See jest a!s
8erfunbiIpIituHo DsFen gilt, mas
ebel in Der Sahe mar, Der CT ieIHs
9ienite Deibts, uub odB er oRne UIurs
rem uno in ourhaus lopaIer BeiIe Die
1Folaeu Der Rieosrgpsrfung oieier Sas
de biunu6m. Der 8unoes 0eneralz
anDuIt srtIGrt ferusr, ooB es nur Ha'
tirlib lei. penu 9iroinia i'm als lsts
nsn Sobu fir Die Ru5meshoQe duss
qelpG6It habe.
Ii.i.s 8uta6tsr oss 6srrn Diters
I6am purOe eiugefOroert. neil oos
Depdrtement Der 8ranD Grmp DON
Rem gort bsim qrdIio:ntsn gegsn BE
QufIteQuno Der See Status proteIttrt
batte. oerr Dideribam. oefen Gut
ahten pom BrdIosnten troo1trt nun
b., Idqt oarin: Sd babe bic pom De-
partement Der 8rano 4rmp DON rem
gort anasnommenen gsitIiiTs uHo
bic Shysiben pes 2lhtb. Sume5 5ons
rer in gesug auf Die Ntt. pom 2. sSull
1864, peltte bic Grrihtuuo elmer Rubs
mesbuQs DorTisbt, in tpsl6er ieosr
Staut cine Statue ieiner oerotsrlt'
ooQften guroer in Warmpr coer
gronse dufitlIen fam, 9eleier uno e
lit pabrIdsinlih Der 5al, pdB Bel
Der Qnnabme bieier Ute Der Aon9reb
nift beabThtigts, uno ooB ir8eno ets
ner Der Staaten odsu bic Statue etnes
Isiuer giirger auspdhlen ioa. pslher
I'D an Der beDaffneten Rebsllion ge'
oeu Die Der. Sta1tsr betheili9te. 3er
SpngrsB l.gte inoeheu teinem Stadte
Ginihrdutuuaeu in Der IusDahl bon
perioutn auf, pelhs csrislbe oielsr
nutionulen Gbrung fiir puroig holtsr
m0gs.
ugs iino iest Fsit StluB oes &rie'
oes 45 Sabr. DerfloNeH uno Robert
| e. See Diro niht nur aIs Elm Sppus
aQes oeTen, mas soei an Der Sune III
Der Ct iih uuf 8efebl ieines Staatss
uipmete, unasishen, ioHosrn aud me-
aen Der lonaleu Meiie, nit Der er ohn'
Wurren oos pollItdnoioe RieoerDsr'
ZEN iener Sahe biRuabm. (Ss 1T od'
! her nur natiirli6. oaB Der Staat Vir'
oiniu ihn Fpsesn ieiner biItirouirter
| miIitdriinen Situfts fir Die Fuhmes
| bale erpdblsn Iollts. SD bin oahe1
unt.r ben btitsbsnoen 9eissen Der IN
Iitt, baB aegen Die 2tufitslun9 Del
Statue Robsrt 6. Sees in Der aon
iocerirtsn Uniform in Der Ruhmes
babe bes Sapitols tein oeieBlider Gin
tpano erhoben iperotn tann."
ISo6u 9. GarlisIeseHorbs n
Rem gort, 81. SuIi. Der .hs
malis Setretdr oes Shasamts, Scbr
s.. Carlisle, Der Isit eiuieen 5ussl
Idtpsrtrunt mar. lit Sonntog RAD
Inn bdl6 elf llbr in Ieiner Wohnung il
ZEN gort aeItorben. Sein 3uitonl
/ bate Iih bereits ON Samitas Qbenl
| ip perihlimmert, bab oi. aersts ub
i0!ut .sius 6offnaus n<br sassn. Gs
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Gbsuns fur ben sreifeu griusreseu.
ten Don 8asern sepIaat.
geiorsnihrregeube Werldjt. aber bus
gefinben bes aaiiaS uOu
Eeiterreih
Ceiterreiduite Sanaer prrotu BEN.
nadit cine Ameritaiabrt
anfrefen.
Dit btutfhe 6c3idlb.m o.
frdtie febt ror elmer
pdItuno.

gerlin, 81. Juli. Die oeutih.
So5iaIosmotratie, bic n1h ben in Dc.
Iestsn 3.it Bel Den griognablen Don
ibnen s,matten 0eipinRsn bsreits fei.
ourauf gerehnst bate, mebr ols buns
bert Waun fart in ben nahItsnR.!hsa
tag sinsi:bn gu i6nHeu. i!sbt Dor .in.r
Spaltung. 90 mie es jsst ausIiebt.
piro iih bieielbe taiim wsir p.rbaten
IaiI.n. aeins Der In ben 6uarsn lie.
senosn GattiOnen min Ra6gsbsn urb
Die partsi madt IN biefsH Euasn zine
Der idDeriien HriieH in ibrsr De.
ffihte ourh.
Die uriabe in bic 61n0Iunssfpeife
Der .rot1sn" 4bgeoronst,n IN b.r spe,s
ten Eamm.r bss babift,n 2onotaa.s.
bic 6stannilib Dor einio.uBo6en uiAt
nur oas Budget pu'iirsH balfsn. fOn>
bern Bel Der 9ertoeung AUDI in ole
iibliden Sohruf. auf BEN 8roBb.rsos
siHftir,utt,n uno gum SbeiI ioear Sur
auoiena tn's G6ioB siHs.u.
Slr ihr alien porteitassbtI6IlFe
5utpioerluiifenoss 2liidmm,naehen nit
ben forifhrittlifen bi,rg,rlihen garz
tsieH fiHo bic .SInosr" aus 6en
MuiierIdnble pon o,r garteileiiunJ
unb Dem -0orfpdrts in Qht srtlGrt
tporosn. Sn preuB,n. Sanien etc.
finosn tGsIi6e ftiirmiihs WaH.ns8.rs
iummluna.n Der GsnoHen itatt. in
bsneeu bic ausitpbuHg oer. .Renssaten !"
per!nngi tuiro.
Die eedbt.ien gdOen1sr bisten i..
ooh bsm Sturms. ben fie ibsr ibrsu
5dupiern entfeii.It blben. trusig bic
Stirn. Jbrt RoHtitueuten babsu
ibnsn bei in alien BabIbesirten abee=
halientn 8sriammluu9.n Elm gertraus
enspotum ert6eilt uHo bic Miirttems
berger uno Die gaasrn HELEN iich auf
ibre S.it,. Su ein,r pom linen .rlaFts
Her 4ntport auf bi: mabloIeH 2l1s
ariff. ots ,9orpdrts" srttGr.u lie, baB
Die 3eit 0oer repoIuIiondrtr Brinii-
pisnreitsrei por6si lei. 9os 8oLt
MOLE pratiiI6e RsiuItats Der 5bGtie.
teit ieiner io3iaIiiiiitea g.rtret.r ies
ben uno iol6e i.isr uur burh si. &C.
l,a.utIiHen 4arisae NIT dnoereu rIs
oifaIen @ltmenten 3u sr5ielen.
Tas Reiultat bes er6ittert.u Streis
tes nire, p.nn nitt Die port.iI.iturg
unb Der .goripGrts" uiber grpartea
sinlenttn. ei. 0riHoung elmer beionoe-
rem portei Der iuobsutihen Sosialiitsu
i.in. Gdritte in oisier Rihtuua iino
bsrsits eetban uno oas orobenoeSdiss
ma erffeint unobp,no6dr.
Sasneneits 2ufttrf.gsa
ihtif.
8erlin, 81. SuIi. 9urn bic er-
folsreihen asaentpdrtisen Wanop.r Der
neuti6en 2uftiIotte, oi. iih bonn Rbsin
Biz ndh ShI.ii,n sritreden, III Der ins
folge Der .9euti6luHo", unb rgrbss
lob sautoitrop6.n in5 Sintsn gttom.
men. Gutbuiiasmus iiir bic 2uftIhiff.
iahrt tpieosr mdftiq angefoht rporoeH.
Rit Der srobtsn SpaHnuns iiebt man
Der goIIenbuns oes neuen s3crn'Itsn
9ufttreusers .nta.qsH, Der Don oer
,5irma Corn & Ssnie in grefslo iiir
bi. .Rbeinii6s 2uftihiff gougsiea'
Ihaft- IN 8rafruth atbaui miro.
Gas 3orn'ite Jabr3eng bilo.t. oh.
sfeih ibm bic 3epp.Iiu's gum 8orbilt
sebisnt babeu. .insn gdn5 neuen 5pp
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ss i.inerseit nit ge3us auf Jrantr.i6
ssi6db. als Der fraus0iihe gotl8aFs
ter BON isinsr Rtgisrung bic Neiiune
.rbi.Ii mad 1rantrsid Suriiisut.hren.
Tamals blieb Der pdpitlihe Nuntius
mgr. 9orens,lli in pdris. bis Der
gdn5IiGse 4bbruh Der biplonatiideH
ge3isbungen srfolst mar. Weriebiebent-
lib pirb aud uusenommen. ouB bic
ab6eruFune bes Warquis be Sisbu
nur cine teInpprdre III uno noB er pies
Der onf i.in.ngoit.u surldtebrsu fpirO.
iobdlb 5ponien unb Der 1otiton iih
bssiigli1 Der ftrsitissn GrcSfn toisoer
oesinist bsben.
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Gr SdatamtsFetrstar 5obn u,
Carlisle in Relp YOrt seitorbcn.
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lNetterberiht.

ddr Cbio: Gh0nes uno ipors
r.res W<tter am Wcntas uno DieRss
tag; lein,s NrdnDsrlife Wino..
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3n.t6unbert S6.tIHe9msr
on Sanosrfahrt.


an Der i'm nGdiisH Worat itattfins
osuosn qmeritafabrt beg bt,itgsE
ratoosmiih.H GsiangOersins" psrosH
fh, pis nunmebr fsititebt, uu8efdbr
200 psrIOuen betbsiIigsn. 0as ben
OsrIdisbeHsH SeiteH ssiteuts 9srIans
gen, oaB Der 9sreiu feline 5dbrt uber
ben S5.oH nit sin.m OItsrrei6iiaen
1ampier MAIDEN iOQe, bat Iih oIs uEs
ourhiIbrbar srptsisH. troBb:m Die
5amburs am.rita 2tHie iih mt
RUbI.Hs bersit srtIdrts, pUn ibrem
Gontr1tt Juritsutrsten.
Inter ben g2ihtidugsrH. peIhe pie
R.iie mitman;n, bsfinoen ii4: 5ois
ratb Guitap 2lsinger, gurOnin @ifela
9unisdo, QrofsFor Gbsrsbo6 uno 9ss
mdbIir. TrI. Sdt6e SOl3eH, Grl. Gel
ma iSrish, 8dronin U(aris 2snhdro
pca 2sninsbfsIo uuo bic gioIiHs8irs
tuoiin JrrHa Stuoenp.
4meritanii6e Stuoenten
a.puniht.
@om urtsrrihtsminiiterium fperosn
sss.updrtig umfaFsuoe W!aBrobmen
o.plant, um 1msritoriide StuoeHtn
Der W,oi5ir in grobsn StaGrsn mad
Wi.n gu bringen. Ss iulleu 5u DsIem
3ru.de Surie in .ngliidtr Spra6: Su
b.oeutenb ermGbist.n aollesjsnseioern
p.ranitaItst peroeu. glua nil oa5
Winifterium i'm 9.rsin nit Der lint
perftGtsp.rpaltuns oafiir iorgeH, oIB
bic 4m.ritaner uuo anoers qusIdnoer
gu bi[iesm prsiie uutsrtommsn Tlns
ben.
Ti. 9ahl Der Stubtntsn aus 4mez
rita iit in Der Iegten 3eIt berstts 10 be-
osut.nc geftisgsn. oab sur 3stt 5ipet
ger,inisungsn amsriiurii6er TSeoiSts
uer bier eri'tiren.
TesGaiiers Grttpurfe elmer
rTrieo.nsfa hnc".
gertin, 81. Sult. Sine intereiz
'aute WittbsiIuug mntt Der betaunte
Ditner 7srisoensdpoit.l GIfreo Jrieo
in ieinem iosbsn erihienensu neueiten
Bute. er t6eilt nit, baB SuiisrDils
belm ontGblid sin.sGeiprdnes, oas .r
nit bem bel ihm 81 G'oits tpsilenocn
gsiirit.u BON W2onato iibsr Die Welti
frieoensibte bate, auf elmer Menutarte
cine .ssabne bes Dsltfrisoeus" ents
mari. Die 5Iass. entbdIt Elm peiBes
areus auf rotbem 0runoe uno ut IN
bier Gelo,r astbstlt. 8us ltnte obsr'
o.ri,ler 1T fir bic 2unossfarben bee
Staates reIerpirt, Der lie fiibrt. uno
in ben orei unoern befinoen iih petbc
5terns. Tas Original Der 3eihnuRa
befinbet iih. ipie s5rieo mtttbetlt, I'm
5rieo.nss ,yn'titut in Wonato.
GrbGIt bic 6 GhrenIesi on.
qaris, 81. Suli. Dem auftIdifz
fer Suuis Qoulbun III Das arsus Der
Gbrsnlssi0n sssIishsH soSroen
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Cincinnati. waontae, ocn l. slnsnn 1910.

S.tn Serippe tpirb aus sSi6snbDl3 in
folder Deifs suiummsug.itebt, oab ss
in tiir5eiter 3eit 3srlsst peroen tann.
Der gaLOn bsitebt, Itott sin itarrss
9anaes gu biIben. aug brei 5bsiIsu,
BON o.nen ieb.r feline sig.ne Gonoel
nit Wotoren, propellern. Stsueruppds
rat uiD. trdst. s5.oer Der bret 3beile
tdnn iih ielbititdrois betDsgsn unD
oas Gabr3euq miro Ii9 bur6 bic Quft
odbini6ldneeln, tpie eiu Qal i'm WQis
Ter. Die noroere unb bic 6intere 9al.
loni.ttion baben ie cine 2dnqs bon 100
SUB. ip6br.nb bic mittI.re 200 ;FuB
long III. Die mittlere 9onbeE miro i'm
Jlues itets cine bori3ontuls Gage sins
Hebmen, iooub alls MeTuHgsn, bisQufz
nabm. uno 4bienoune bon Guntsnoes
peihen unb IelbIt bic NbIeu.rung BON
tIeinen WtaIhinsngsi6iiBen nit Gsjds
tigteit ausgefii6rt tperoen taHn.
9i. ie .ine QnsubI bon 8os3eQen
.ntbultenbsn brsi guLIontbsils iino 10
Oerbuno.n, bub Iie in spei Winut.n
BON einanoer 9strennt rptroen uno Die
5abrt sin3.In iOrtiessu tOnnsn, psnR
biss notbipenoig perbeu iolIte. Dos
G,ripps oss gofIons bsftsbt uus GET
tionen bon j. 3ipau3is SUP Qdnge. uno
cine S.rl.suus uno 9srluoung uuf oi.
GiienbGhn miro tpenigsr als eiHeStur.
be in Qnfpruh nsbmsn. Cine Der gr0bs
ten 0ursiie. BEG n.u.n2uftihiffes ners
ben isooh Isine BON benz SSnosHieur
War gu9er,r s,bauter WutOren Bill
ben. Tisis Iino Don elmer gaH8 neueH
Ronftruttion unb iollen ale bisberigeH
nett IbertrsFfen.
9sunrubissHbe Ger ii d E
ubsr oas 8eftnosn pOn
auifsr Srau3SOiepb.
DisH. 81. gull. I'm ben &aiitr
Grau3 SDfsp6 gisbt iid pisosr bange
Sorg. iuno, bsnn IS iino in ben leB>
ten Iasen isbr beunrubigenbs 9erihts
iiber oas gefino.n bes grsiisn Wtonars
den in bi. Ssff.ntli6tsit g:brun9en.
81, J.i.r i.inss 50. Gsburtstages, am
Is. 4usuit, mu bmtt Rudiitt auf ieiz
nsn @.iunbbsits3uitanb abio.ut itiu
Oerlauf.n. uno es if bstannt g:porosu,
oa bi.ine I1ngiGbriee Treuu0in, Die
S6ouipisIsrin Satbi S~ratt. tuum
mebr Don isiutr Ssite peiht. 9i,
aiuftIerin bat oas toiIerIia: SdICb
in Sihl i.it mebrsrsn 1uesR MID. rsrs
| laiIen.
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Jn(anO Ie(egrap0
Sees Stauo6i(o
&ann nidlt aus Der Gubmesbaue
in Der Snnoesb auptitaSt
entfernt werSeu.
SO fautet Elm 9e6tsSuta9ten
oes &enerafanwafts
2Si6ers6dm.
Qrdiioent Gait bat am Sonntag
oieies @utahteu obne StOms
meutar sutsebeiRen.
Gr Sd)abamtsIefrstdr 5obn u.
Carlisle in Reip g)orf ge1terbcn.
Raberes aber oen biutlseu EGiieE'
fnmpi BET EaleittHe, Ser.
Ibiolut nnbetbci!igte Sdpuar5e ipur'
oen BON osn @eifen but
geIdDlad)tet.

Sie 4nsinbr OOu VabrnHgsmttte!n
bot I'M uerilOneneH SisfaIjabr
mieoer abaeuDmmeH.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20

mand the equal OF any IN the euard. .
Captain r. F. Walton. L. S. n. who made
the inspection for the War Department
says IN part: THE physical appearance IS
unusually good; no boys or unaersized men
IN its ranhs. Character. zeal. efficiency and
reliability as good as any regiment In the
state. The physical examination OF the
United States army IS adopted. Officers
had all made notes OF criticism Of last
years inspection. and at this one all errors
were corrected. The commanding officer
deserves cOmmendatiOn for the great i'm
prOvement noted in his command since last
year"
Company Of the list Regiment has won
the rifle shoot for the San Juan trophy.
open 20 teams of six men. after close
contest. by a score Of 363 points, against 36l
by Company and $50 by Company ID. The
review Of the Cd Battalion. under Colonel
HOtchkiD Of the 22d Regiment will be held
on April I, instead of the date previously
announced. Dances will be held by Com
pany d on March 81. by Company NJ on
April 9 and by Company l. on April Is.
The hospital corps will hold an entertain
ment and dance on April 13. Joint athletic
games will be held BY Companies and X
on April ?.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
CITY BOYS AS FARMERS.

or an the signs - fresh interest and
new promise IN she conditions - aFricult-
ure in the Esst none Is more striking
than the fact thar Columbia University Is
considering the adoption of a course IN
agriculture. The report of a committee
appointed 20 consider this matter has just
been made public. and The practical way
the committe has gone about its business
a. shown by features ~ the report The
fUnction of columbia University in rela-
con 10 farm education should be. the
committee thinks. 10 make home market
Tor New Works agricultural products. "a
bring produce prices down. 10 make farm
Sand more valuable and 10 do something
about the great problem OF cOngested
population in The metropolis
That IN is columbia that takes I'D these
questions with q view 20 teaching young
lnen how 10 farm n Is the remarkable
fhiuE. The colleges in the interior OF the
state are largely recruited from the
smaller villages ans farms: but Columbia
q a university o. city men. The announce
ment ~ IT'S determination 20 consider the
addition of an agricultural school 20 It's
equipment seems % mean that Columbia
realizes thar tho profession II agriculture
Is not necessarily hereditary. that the
line D. coming when it viii he no more re-
lnarkahle for "a city boy 90 study farming
than Tor "A farmers son 20 study Law
tyrHruse posi- STANDARD.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
RED CLOUDS LAST FIGHT.

Red Cloud, the late Sioux chief, was the
only Indian in America that could have
held up the building of a government road
and the construction Of United States
forts" said Colonel J. a. George. OF Dead
wood s. u. HE did this in 1855. and two
years later the government abandoned its
efforts to lay Out the road and build forts
along it, Red Cloud was the last of the
chiefs 70 sign the treaty. and from that
time on the government had no trouble
with him. He had accomplished the pur-
pose for which he had fought and " was
his boast that he never broke the treaty he
made az that time. soon afterward old
Red Cloud built himself a home near the
Pine Ridge agency. where he lived AZ the
time OF his death. The Old man was rot a
progressive and never took kindly 20
schools or other ways OF the white man.
and while he did not after 1855 take part
ia any uprisings his counsel 70 his people
vas never for progress and 10 iS said that
at times 10 was for war. Fed Cloud had
been blind and deaf for six years prior 10
his death. and he patiently waited I'm
silence and darkness for the time when he
would join his fathers i'm the happy hunt
ing grounds, to which belief he cluns re-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-20
LocUsTs As FOOD.

In the East. as elsewhere, since "a.
Biblical days OF Johns 'lOcusts and honey"
locusts have been deemed more or le1s
edible In Palestine 20 this day they are
considered "A luxury. The Jews fry then
IN sesame oil. sesame being the grain q
which mention Isl made IN the story q
Ali Bahia and the Forty Thieves" a "a
vorite tale I'm The Arabian Nishts' enter
tainments. In Arabia Petrea lOcusts a-s
dried IN the sun and then ground into 8
sort OF -four for baking. and IN Cenusl
Africa certain tribes employ locusts Or
making a thick brown soup. In Madagssczr
they are baked in huge Jars, frlet n
grease and then mixed with rice, forming
a dainty much affected uy the dusEy On.
habitants OF that big island. The Algerians
have a simpler method. They merely bol
taste. The Arabans grind and bake the
lCcusts as cakes, roast them in butter q
else crush them Tn q mixture 0f Gamers
cheese and dates LOcusts ara also eaten
iu time OF famine IN Southern Russia. gen
erally BY the poorest Of the poor. among
whom the insects are smoked Ike fish la
the preparation Of lOcusts for food the legs
and wings are invariably detached. II =
said that while the flavor Of lOcusts
STRANGELY disaSreeable iu the raw state
this flavor is readily disguised. and ever
becomes agreeable, sWhen the insect
cooked. some Of the locust soups are W
are told. scarcely tO be distinguished ron
beef BROTH and when the little insects ar
fried in their own on and slightly saiei
they take on pleasing nuity tavor-ba-
timore sun.