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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-31


ISH SHIP.
Rio de Janeiro. Sept. s.
A situation Of exceptional gravity has
evidently arisen on the island OF Fernando
do Noronha, whence. 1t is said. eI-Presi.
dent de Sylvia recently attempted to es-
cape. A battleship and two cruisers have
been dispatched thither under forced
draft. No public kilograms have been re-
ceived from the island during the past
week. and the authorities absolutely re-
fuse any information as to earlier events,
though the local press hints at some ex-
traordlnary developments not unconnected
with the appearance of the island OF
British steamship known as the Androm-
eda.
Later.-De sylvia landed last night al
the small port Of Maceio. In the province
of Alagoas, q hundred miles south OF
Pernambuco. 1t Is currently reported that
Fernando Noronha was captured by .
gang Of British freebooters. De Sylva'i
return Is unquestionabls. Today he is.
sued q proclamation. and his partisanf
have seized some portion Of the railway.
Excitement here Is at fever heat.
Verify glared at the journalist. he
laughed almost Historically.
"The Andromedaw he gasped. "Wot
rot! Wot silly rotr'
The shipowner grasped another print
ed slip. This time he was able to read
more lucidly:
Pernambuco. Sept. I.
Public interest In the abortive attempt
to reinstate Dom Corria de Sylvia a.
president was waning rapidly when II was
famed into fresh activity by news that
reached this port today. II appears that
on the 3lst ult a daring effort was made
10 free De Sylvia, who, with certain otheI
ministers expelled by the successful rev.
olution of two years ago. Is prisoner
on the island of Fernando do Noronha.
Lloyd's agent on that island reports that
the British steamer Andromeda. owned
by David Verify & Co. Of Liverpool. put
into South bay on the southeast side OF
Fernando do Noronha, early on the morn.
ing of Aug. 81, and II Is alleged that her
mission was to take De Sylvia and his
companions on board. The garrison. fore.
warned by the central government and al
ready on the qui vive owing to the disap-
pearance Of their important prisoners
from their usual quarters. opened fire or
the Andromeda as soon as she revealed
her purpose by lowering boat.
The steamer. being unarmed, made nc
attempt to defend herself and was speed
lily disabled. She sank within five min
utes OFF the Grand-pere rock with all or
board With reckless bravado her com
mander ran up the vessels code signals
and house flag while she was actually 60
ing down. thus establishing her identity
beyond a shadow of doubt. A note ol
pathos Is added to the tragedy by TN
undoubted presence Of lady Qa board
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NUMBER %.
plains the affair. Dye want to zee
ftpb

plains the affair. Dye want to zee
itT
"If may"
"No," said Bulmer.
Look ere, Dickey," went on David.
"this dashed fairy tale won't hold
water. You know Coke. Is e the
kind O. man to go bumpin' round like
stage 'ero an hosting Union Jacks
as the ship sinks? Ak you, is e? It's
nonsense-stuff an nonsense. An II
the Andromeda was scrapped at Fer
nando Noronha, 90 were the freeboot-
ers that collared the island, an 'Ow
did this ere De Sylvia get to Maceio?
Are you listenin'Y
YES" said Bulmer, turning at last
and devouring Verify with his deep
set eyes.
"Well. wot dye think Of IT."
did you send the ship to Fernando
Noronha!"
1t Is needless to place on record the
formula Of David's denial. 1t was
forcible and served its purpose. THAI
should suffice.
Tiff Iris is alive the partnership
goes on" said Bulmer. IF she's dead
it doesn't"
"D'ye mean it,"
81 always mean wot I say"
The click of an Indicator on the desk
showed that Verity's private telephone
had been switched on from the gen.
eral Office. BY sheer force Of routine
David picked up receiver and placed
it to his ear The subeditor Of the
newspaper whose representative had
not been gone five minutes asked II he
was speaking to Mr.. Verify.
YES" said David. "Wot's up now"
and he motioned to Bulmer to use a
second receiver.
"a cablegram from Pernambuco
states specifically that the captain and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-31

The grass is way ahead of Its usual
condition at this time of the season and
In some Of the fields which were badly
affected by the dry summers OF the past
two years it seems to have taken new
start. With an average lot OF rain
through June there will be a good crop
of hay where it has been very light the
past two years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1910-05-31
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"sPERD THE PLow."

Correspondence on practical agricultural topic
is solicited. Address all communications IL
tended for this department TO HENRY ID
HAMMOND, Agricultural Editor Oxford Dem
ocrat, Paris. Ne.
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crew Of the An
dromeda fought
their way across
the island Of Fer
nando Noronha,
rescued Dom de
Sylvia, seized a
steam launch, at
tackled and cap
tured the Ger
m an steamship
Unser Fritz and
landed the insur-
gent leader at
Maceio. The mes
sage goes on to
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We Want Agents,

Local and travelling. Age 25 to so. EN-
ployment the whole year, If desired.
Outfit free. Pay weekly. Write for terms.
Homer N. Chase & Co., Nurserymen,
2O23 AUBURN, MAINE.
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The COWS should not be driven faster
than walk while on the way to the place
of milking or feeding.
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SERIOUS POSITION.

STARTLING ESCAPADE OF A BRIT.
ISH SHIP.
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and his merry men be-
came pirates during the early
A. morning of Thursday, Sept. 2.
On Monday. Sept. G, David
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-16
Fishing Expedition.

What proved to be the most successful
fishing party given this season. was the
one given on the 96h inst. To make things
still more interesting. prizes were offered
and given to the couple making the best
catch and also to the one failing to catch
anything.
By special request of the couple win
ming the consolation prize, the names of
the prize winners will not be published.
The expedition was made to Mr.. w.
Chaffe's fishing grounds. where refresh
ments were served. Among those who
composed the party were Misses. Leon
tine, Ida. Juliet and Denise Dry, Palmyre
and Esther Lasseigne. Anna Landry,
Laura Wilson. Octavie Maurin, F. Mon
tegut. G. Keller, Amanda Connen, Louise
Prudhomme and Lillian Blanchard ;
Messrs. Preston, Ferdy and Oswald Mon
tegut. Junius Landry. Henry Maurin,
Eddie Mire, John Lasseigne. W. Keller
and others; Mrs. Leonce Keller acted as
chaperone Of the party.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-16
Baseball.
Garyville 12--Exce

Garyville 12-Excelsior O.
Garyville administered severe defeat
to the Excelsior team last Sunday, not
allowing single run.
Fucich was in typical form and per-
mitted only three scattered hits, not one
man reaching third base.
H. Baudry's fielding and batting, and
Fucich's battery were features.
r. H. E.
Score: Garyville 1-0-4.5-O-0-2-0-x-12-11-
Excelsior 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 8
Batteries-Garyyile: Fucich and Waguespack.
Excelsior: Lapene, Landry, Hebert.
Umpire: Jeanfreaux-Attendan $50.
Tomorrow, the Garyville team plays
benefit game with Baton Rouge. the
proceeds going to Mr.. N. B. Fisher,
who was injured Sunday, week ago. :,
Mr.. Fisher is valued member of the
Garyville team. and when he was injured
his friends sent him TO the New Orleans
Sanitarium, where he was operated upon
and is now convalescing. All who can
possibly do SO should see to-morrow's
game, for besides the performance which
viii be of high standard, most worthy
cause shall have been incidentally
benefited.
On next Sunday, the "a. the strong
and invincible Taft team will visit Gary
vile.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-16
Frisco School Entertainment.

The recently built structure of the fifth
ward situated at Lions and known as the
Frisco School, was the scene of much
merry making on Sunday last, when a
Euchre party following by dancing form
ell the evenings program. Quite large
crowd was in attendance.
The ladies first prize was drawn by Miss
Eva MONTE. while the second was drawn
by Miss Eva Graugnard. Miss Ida Dry
was awarded the consolation prize. The
gentlemens first prize was won by Mr.. L.
w. t'roisy. the second by DR.. W. L. Lions
while Mr.. P Hotard made an easy capture
of the BOBBY prize.
Refreshn nents were sold throughout the
evening, the proceeds of the entertain
ment to be turned over to the School
Library Fund. Much credit for the sue
cess Of the affair is due to those vino were
in charge, among whom werei Misses Fon-
tenot and White. Miss Leontine Dry.
Messrs. Joseph Dry, S. J. Levet and DR..
F. A. Keller.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-16

Whereas, st. John the Baptist Parish
offers several canals or water routes
which are only 3 miles in length between
the river and the bayou, and
Whereas, Bayou L'Eglise is wholly
situated in our parish and 2I3 of Lake Des
Allemands are within its confines, and
Whereas, said canals are near Edgard
Station { Texas and Pacific Ry offering
shipping facilities, therefore
Be it resolved that we invite President
Miller and the members of the Game
Commission, to visit our parish, a. their
earliest convenience and carefully inves-
tigate the claims above set forth, before
arriving at any final conclusion.
Upon Motion of Mr.. LIE Brun, seconded
by Mr.. Barre, the following was offered
An Ordinance for the Protection of
the Public against the disease of Hydro
phobia, and levying License Tax upon
Dogs.
Whereas, this parish is overrun with
common dogs which are of no benefit to
anyone, and which have increased the
danger of the much dreaded disease
known as hydrophoDla;
Therefore, be it ordained by the Police
Jury of the Parish of ST. John the Baptist
that license tax of one dollar ($1.00),
be, and the same is hereby levied upon
all dogs, both male and female, in this
parish;
That, in order to enforce the collection
of this license, the Sheriff of the parish
is instructed to procure a suitable license
tag, which he is to furnish to owners of
every dog upon the payment of their
license;
That said tag shall be attached, at all
times, to the neck of the dog;
That it is hereby made the duty of
each and every officer. and the public in
general is requested to kill, on sight. all
dogs not provided with dog license as
above required;
That the Sheriff be. and he is hereby
authorized and empowered, to pay to any
officer or other person, the sum Of twen-
ty-fye cents (0.25) out of the dog H..
cense collected by him, for each and
every dog so killed;
1aot tuo OoJoCt VI tul5 OIluuduCo ID
to reduce the number of dogs roaming
at large in the parish and thereby pro-
tect the public from the danger of being
bitten by dogs suffering with the di
sease of hydrophobia.
That all ordinances or part of ordin-
ances inconsistent with the provisions of
this ordinance be and the same are here
by repealed and this ordinance shall take
effect thirty (30) days from and after
publication of this ordinance in the off,
cial journal OF this parish. Adopted.
There being no further business, on
motion duly seconded, the Jury adjourn.
A. LASSEIGNE,
President.
A true copy:
HAMILTON BoDIN,
Secretary,
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No. 16.
VITAL :.
| STATISTICS

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

REV. l.. P. CASTEL, Rector.
Births:
February Joseph Lawrence, son
of Lezin Brizard and Lydia Cambre
March 19.-Joseph Leopold, son of
Maurice st. Pierre and Elodie Berthe
lot.
March 24.-Josephine Elda, daughter
of Octave Webre and Virginie Barre
Louise Rea, daughter of Charles Mar
tin and Nativa Latour.
Marriages:
April 9-Etienne Madere and Angelo
Esneault.
April 1l.-Klebert Barre and Martha
ROdrigue.
ST.. PETERS CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
REV. F. BApEAUX, Rector.
Baptisms =
March 26.-Marie Mildred, born Feb.
2, of Rene Madere and Agnes Jacob.
Sidney Joseph, born March &, of j To-
seph Bredy and Noema Cambre.
March 27.-Joseph Wilfrid, born Mar
20, of Emile Blank and Mathilde 81
mon.
Marie Haydee, born Feb. "a, of Dar-:
cisse Elfer, and Bernadette Champagne
April 3. Walter Benoit, born March
q, of Alexis Webre and Blanche De
marcy.
Gladys Marie, born March /, of Ar
thur Perilloux and Agnes Verret.
Julia Marie, born Feb. 4, Of Jean
Fleming and Julia Gardner.
Marriage -
Leonce Madere and Elvina Jacob.
Funeral -
April 8. 3.-Lucrece Jacob, died April
:, aged months.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-16

The Mission whiei has jpse clssed y
st. John the Baptist Ghhrch1was success.
iii beyond expectations Every night,
|exoepf one when the weather was bad
the church was oyercrowded with eager
listeners. The number of oommunions
both Of men and of women was greater
during this mission than is had been for
years.
This was due evidently to the earnest
and eloquent sermons of that greatest OF
Freneh orators in America, Father Grol-
lean, who preached the mission. Natural
IL, such an able speaker must give his
tims 10 the largest parishes of the coun-
try, where he can do the most good, SO
hat we can hardly expect to hear him
for some time. However, our hum
ask2 always be ready to receive
He Ht his p1p6 gam soe DIT 70 visit us.
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Secretary.
Proceedings Of the
Board Of ScnOOl Directors
,f the Parish of St. John the Baptist
Edgard, La, April 7th, 1910.

Edgard, La, April 7th, 1910.
The Board met this day in regular ses-
sion, with the following members present
Messrs, Chas. st. Martin, D. Richarme.
E. o. Abadie, Geo. Gendron and e. A.
Leger. Absent Pierre Cassagne.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and it was moved by Mr.. Gendron and
seconded by Mr.. Leger and carried that
same be adopted as read.
| Moved by Mr.. Richarme and seconded
Fly Mr.. Abadie and carried that Rally Day
this year be held at Edgard.
Moved by Mr.. Abadie and seconded by
Mr.. Gendron and carried that this parish
Board pay to the st. James School Board
for the services of an average teacher
teaching in the Vacherie settlement, in
st. James,-this being an estimated pro-
rata of expenses for the education OF the
children OF that community, from st. John
Parish.
Moved by Mr.. Gendron and seconded
by Mr.. Leger and carried that the Secre-
tary be authorized and instructed to ad-
vertise tor bids for the erection OF q
School Building in the first ward, as per
plans and specifications in the office of
the School Board.
At this time communication from Mr..
Eug. Dumez, donating to the School
Board large American Flag to be placed
on the Edgard School, was read, where
upon it was moved by Mr.. Abadie and
seconded by Mr.. Leger and carried that
this body offer vote of thanks to Mr..
Dumez for his magnificent donation OF
ia flag.
Moved by Mr.. Richarme and seconded
by Mr.. Leger and carried that teachers
be allowed $500 and running time for
attending the State Teachers Convention
in. Baton Rouge, Apr. IA. 10, Is, 1910,
provided that those teachers not desiring
to 90, win be required to teach their in.
dividual classroom. as at any other time.
Teachers viii attend all sessions OF the
Convention, and no teacher viii be enti-
tied to the additional $3.00 who does not
present his or her certificate Of Regis
tration to the Parish Superintendent
prior to the completion OF the present
Scholastic month.
Moved by Mr.. Abadie and seconded
bv Mr.. Gendron and carried that sundry
bills be approved and paid.
Moved by Mr.. Leger and seconded by
afr. Gendron and carried that the meet
Ing adjourn.
CHaS. ST. MARTIN.
President.
81 trsz copy:
40. BERNARD,
Secretary.
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ALI for the ". o. ". Festival.

You and all yours, young and old
are wanted at the John L. Dry
School, at La Place, La, on Saturday
next for the entertainment to be given
by the John A. Refine Camp, No. 504
Woodmen of the World. How can any
one possibly afford to miss such
festival /? Why. the local star anna.
.teurs of the La Pace Dramatic Club who
will make their debut in the concert will
more than reward trip of fifteen OF
twenty miles, and it is safe to cay that
no one viii ever regret travelling long
distance to spend such q pleasant even
ing as is promised to all those who will
attend The advance sale Of reserved
seats for the concert points to record
attendance. The following viii be the
order Of things An booths will open
at 6 r. NJ. At 7.45 will begin the con-
cert With the following program
Vss,sasss !. ,sss.s . oryorchessra-
sPiano and Erate, Ida Cry and J. ID. Dry.
Song: IF Had the
s World to give you. DR.. E. P. Feucht.
THE LAST LOAF
Drama in two acts.
Cast.
Mark Ashton, asilversmith, A. B. Whit'ow
Caleb Hanson. 4 Baker. Feriy Montegut
Harry Hanson. Caleb's Son, B. Dueote
Dick Bustie Hightoned
Baker Preston Montegut
Totn Chubbs. 4 butcher, E. Dufresne
Mrs Ashton, Marks wife. Bella Elfer
.k.illy Asi n, herdaughter, Amanda Connell
Patty Jones. A Yankee girl. Louise Prudhomme
Between Acts.
Cornet and Piano, Dr. Feucht and O. Maurin
Flute xnd Piano. ]. D. Dry and ]. Dry
Fiuale. Cry Orchestra
After the concert there viii be dancing
with prize dance at II 80 p NJ. A strik-
Ing feature OF the Festival will be the
contest for the most popular girl aid
most popular boy, the winners Is be
awarded beautiful prizes.
The booths will be as follow:
Ice Cream aud Cakes.
Misses Ida and Juliet Orr Palmyre Las
Punch.
Misses Leontine apd Denise Dry and Mrs.
!. Lemonade
Mrs. ]. G. Nadere and Miss e. Villemont.
Refreshments.
Messrs L. s. viilemont q. n. Madere and
Oscar I.abat.
Candy Wheel.
. H. c. Ma b. JAS. Lorio. w. Keller and
fsJ> Hotai Jr.
a lag and Voting Contests.
IA ilfer Messrs W Hymel G. Rom
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Great Council Reunion.
/. o. r. II.

DR.. F. A. Keller, Prophet of Mescha-
cebe Tribe No. 80. Of Garyville. and Mr..
T. D. Dyer. Prophet of Halimah Tribe
No. of Reserve, will leave on aspe-
cial train, Oh Monday 18, to represent
their tribes at the great Council Reunion,
IN Alexandria.
They will be accompanied by DR.. E.
P. Fsucht, of Garyville.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-16

Big doings to- morrow at johnson
Camp. IN. o W. Nearly fifty new mem
bers will be added to The roll.
n
The Police Jury, at it's last session.
Decided TO impose license of One Dol
lar upon each dog. Owners of cannes
should read the ordinance in this issue
and act accordingly.
"a a. 4
DR.. e. A. Keller, the popular Garyville
Dentist win be absent from his office on
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday. the
1e.- 19 and 20.
The taking of the census began yester-
day. All will be visited, rich and poor,
white and black. aud We should facilitate
Tie Msfk of the en nmerato IN every way
possible.
l1re5 deIegation Of local Knights Of
Geapm6 1isited Thibodaux, last Sun
day. report an enjoyable trip.
q =
The Bic School Rally viii take place,
ii Edgard this year, The citizens Of the
ri,ylat hank Of. the river should organize
and Leave sothing undone TO make the
event q memorable one.
The Baseball fever is with US now.
pouiorrow, af Gold Nine park the Gold
Nine White So ~ play the La Rlace
Stars. The hnseae Is the White Sox ia,
= followss II Tle niger p.; FsMas,
dArs. q; 4. DiIlslAotfer. So; n. Lorio.:
Irst n g. Champagne. and b. and
0aptaln; B. Leehe, Al. Eabre and B.;
Hyde, fislders Il. q. Troxler. utility
man Gold Nine park win be crowded
with fans tomorrow.
s
cass % smallpox was discovered on.
nnahia plantaho negro from West
ats3i fsnge parish ii rriy6sl th6fs aarIa8
fl1s week, suffering from the maIadx
Proper pfscaq taons have been taken by'
ths authorities
a large majority u our school te.s
- attended the Taacher's 0onsent1oh.
held p Baton Rouge this week. ss
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Then when dc biggest &
eysr san come along, said follow N
Dicksy. he adjusted hia big I s.
rimmed spectseles,' wid tail &
stretched from ono and o do sky ter de
other, till de night wna = bright e day
tiey thought that ! wuz gvine 70 rids
dat tail 10 glory. an dey put in der ap
n,;cat;ons ter let .em cit behind me- an
hold onto me till dey got dars
WHY. 1 didn't do athing but stand u
hefo, ,em an light my ol pipe wild q
s;p end Of dat comets tail sno "o'
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1910-04-16
BIDS INVITED.
A. C. BERNARD, SCHOOL TREASURER.

The Board of School Directors of the
Parish of st. John the Baptist, will re-
ceive sealed bids Apr. 20, 1910, at its
office, for the construction and erection
of a two story frame school Building in
the first ward of said parish, as per
plans and specifications in Court House
at Edgard, La.
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TINE TABLE.
TEXAS AND eACIFIC RAILWAY
EDGARD STATION.

EDGARD STATION.
FORMERLY Sr.- JOHN.
Passenger trains going East.
Ne. So Cannon A. 81
No. 81. New Orleans .iaii..... ...s...5.H T. Nj
No. So Accommodation. .........-..a.1l A. ID
No. 6o Merry Widow '.....-..........s5 7. NJ
Passenger Trains going West.
No. 81, Texas Mail....................... .92o T. d
No. So, Texas Express......-...-.....ii.oo A. NJ
]. M. 55. Accommodations. T. NJ
No. SO. Merry Widow w',..............S.5O A. M
The Ileger ami Lerio transfer meets all
aims, excepting Nos, 81, 81, 5s and 90 unless
otterwise notified
YAzOo AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
RAILWAY.
RESERVE STATION.
Passenger trains going East
No. ss, Baton Rouge Accommodation .33 A. NJ.
No. IL VickshsHg Express. 10 T. NJ.
Passenger trains gong Vest.
No % Niesaburg Express--s...,.....sa 20 A. III
No. 81 Baton Rouge aecomodailono,ao 80 +. ID.
FRISCO RAILWAY.
ttUUlSlanA Asl MAY AaD aaViGaT!d GdapAaY'S TRACK
RESERVE STATION.
Passenger trains going East tstop on signal)
No 6.39 z. NJ
]! no. ..-...-.--...-.1e pl.oo
Passenger trains going west.
lo s.4.................... ........o 10 A. NJ.
- r NJ
s The MONTE tfausler meets these trains daily.
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. Wasting the Tea.-"Why don't you ask
that young man up to tea some even
ing, dear?"
II don't believe it would do any good,
mother. He's confirmed bachelor. y
Detroit Free Press.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Big doings to morrow at johnson
Camp. w. o w. Nearly fifty new mem
hers will be added to The roll.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1910-07-22
Examinations Completed.

The examinations which have been
held in Burlington by the Vermont med
icaI board of registration were closed
Tuesday afternoon. There were A who
took the examinations, compared with
33 last year. There were II regular
graduates, 10 second year men and four
teen practitioners, most of whom were
non residents. There were seven physi-
clans, both non-residents and residents of
the state. who had been practicing in the
state and who never had passed the
state board. These physicians were
compelled to take the examinations,
upon the advice of the states attorney
general.