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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
DENVER POLITICS
TOO WARM FOR
MISS MORGAN
Bankers Daughter Cancels
Engagement to Lecture When
Warning Factions Threaten
to Capture Meeting,

Denver. colo, May 4 An Nlustra-
tion Of practical politics. with herHoif
as a storm center. marked the close
Of the two days visit Of Miss Annc
Morgan. daughter of j n Morgan.
who came 10 Denver 20 study The
Woman's Suffrage question ON its
stamping ground.
IN honor of Miss Morgan, tne
Woman's Public strSipo league ore
ganizcd q mass meeting, che principal
object OF whirh WINS 90 show her
how the woman voters ef Colorado
worked together for the public good
IT was understood that The meeting
wa 10 be no%n-paftifan and munich
pal ownership, M of thp issues OF
The local municipal cumpnlEn was
taboo. Last night Miss Morgan was
prevailed upon to- allow hereelf TO be
Introduced from the stnHe ana tu de-
liver n few remarks
Correctly anticipating that thls
would draw "a tremendous crowd 10
the meeting, II 10 alleged that the
municipal ownership faction of the
league successfully laid plans to cap
ture the MEETING. When this was rec
ported 20 Miss Morgan she declined
20 be introduced. but occupied q box,
from which fhc hoard i number ct
"@ifHkfiH 1fiiA iifA'i itffAfHA NkAifN"A
corporation methods
During her visit here Miss Nor
gan's Interest hna bcon divided bee
tween woman suffrage aud the work
Of the Juvenile court, over which
Judge Bcn H. Lindsey prcsidos she
spent the morning iu Judge lnidaey's
court. aud Ia the afternoon nude an
inspection Of the aiafr Reform
School the G'ris' lhdualfial school
and the Detention Nome who're pris-
ners Of the Juvenile court arc Kept
Tonight she addressed "a meeting
Of ncwshoss IN the Juvenile court
room aud because Of am ovation ton
dered her hy the nrchina b. tho close
IF hrr Remarks Hlf Win laie at-the
Wnmrn's meeting
Miss Morgan mud her Natllcf leit
in their private enr for the cast nt
10 o'clock tonight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

True Light Army" another title under
which he was obtaining money.
Justus j. Evans is a negro, without
standing or reputation. When the first
fraud order was issued against him
he was engaged in sending through
the mails printed matter urging mem
bers Of the colored race to deposit
their savings with a trust company
styled "The Holy United Royal Trust
company Interest was promised on
such deposits n it was represented
that the fund would he devoted to the
uplifting Of the negro race. Evans
pretended that he was sent by God for
the salvation of the negro, and styled
himself Archbishop of the Glorious
Light Of the World Union" There was
no such institution as the Holy
United Royal Trust company, and
Evans could not account for the dis
position he had made Of the money
received in response to his solicitations
when he was asked to appear before
the department.
The inspector in Boston reported
that Evans a short while ago cstab-
lishcd himself in Boston and had
again commenced to send out circu-
lars and pamphlets similar to those
formerly used bX him. The declara-
ton made by Evans would strongly
indicate an unbalanced mind were it
not for the fact that the same dcclar-
atoms were used by him formerly as
a cloak FOR his cunning scheme to
dcfraud. He state that the money
obtained by him will be used in
building a great college for the coli
ored people, and that he will reveal
To each person who makes the remit
lance asked, secrets which viii enable
him to obtain everlasting success and
cause him to Inherit peace the pros
perity for even and ever"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

and IN the states. and advises its
members promptly Of the situation.
Ii also gives specific Information IN
answer 10 inquiries.
The president Of the national con
servation congress Is Rernard \.
Baker, of Baltimore. Maryland, who
Tor twenty-five years WAS at the head
of the Atlantic Transport line. The
chairman Of the executive committee
is Captain j. -. white of Kansas
city, Missouri, one of the big lumber
men of the country. The officer in
Immediate charge Of arrang e ments
for the congress is Thomas r. Shlpp,
secretary Of the national conservation
association and executive secretary of
the congress. The other officers Of
the congress not only represent DIFF
fercHt parts Of the country. but dtf-
fcrcnt organizations and industries.
The first national conservation
congress was held at seattle last Aug
ust. I'm connection with the Alaska
Nukon-Pacific exposition. Last Jan
aat3, headquarters of tho executive
committee were established in con-
nection with the national ~conserya-
ton association, IN The Colorado
building here, whore the offices OF
tho executive secretary are located.
II is regarded by the officers of the
conservation congress as par
ticular'Y fitting that President Roose-
vent, who invited the first conserNa-
ton conference, to the White House
in May. 1908, should address the
great national congress. which is the
result Of the White House conference.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
Observe May IS
As Mothers Day
Says Governor
MOTHERS Day.

a Proclamation by the Govcrnor.)
Love of mother is deeply implanted
in the heart of every reasonable hu-
man being, Love Of mother Is one OF
the sweetest characteristics of man
kind. and comes to us naturally. as 1t
should, for mothers not only bring us
into the world, and suckle and tender
~ care for us during infancy, but they
guide and lead us during our more
mature years and Influence us for
good during life. No sacrifice Is too
great for them to make for the well
fare of their offspring.
1t is. therefore, proper that as a
tribute to II mothers. one DAY IN
each year SHOULD be set apart, in
which we may be with them If they
are living, or think Of them II they
have been called to another world;
Therefore. although ] have no au-
thOrity of law, to declare it a holiday,
hereby designate and appoint Sun
day, May 18th. \. D.. 1910, as Mother $
Day, and recommend that on said day
all of our citizens attend divine Wor-
ship. and that each of them wear, if
possible, q white c%arnation, as typical
OF the purity, sweetness and for our
mothers; and further suggest and rec
ommend. that all priests, ministers
preachers OF the gospel in the Soy
eral churches Of the territory on hat
day preach sermons taking as a text
Mothers and Mothers Love.
Done at the executive office this
the End day Of May. A. ID. 1910.
Witness my hand and the great seal
of the territory of New Mexico.
by the Governor:
WILLIAM j. MILLS.
NATHAN JAlTI'A,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
HOW STAY At HOMES
PROCURE COAL
LANDS
Method Used by Eastern Capt.
taIiSts TO Acquire Claims in
Alaska Barred by Suit for
$1,000 in Seattle Court
III, Morning journal Special Leased wireI

Seattle. Wash. May 4-Light was
thrown upon the method by which
eastern capitalists acquire coal claims
In Alaska by a suit for 81, 200 fled IN
the superior court here Yesterday by
q. G. Christopher against Theodore
Cogswell.
Christopher secured thirty-iiv pow
erH Of attorney to locate coal lands IN
Alaska between January I, 1905, anG
january !. 1906, the complaint alleges
for which he WAS paid $50 each. Chris
tophcr Says he has reason to believe
that on May 30. 1906. the defendant
located thirty-five coal claims by viz
tue of The papers which the plaintiil
had furnished.
Those claims, Christopher alleges
were secured for the benefit of Tlleo-
'dore Barnsdale. OF Pittsburg, and 9th
or eastern capitalists. Cogswell then
entered into another agreement with
christopher to get "a REIMBURSEMENT OF
the property located on ten of the
.powcrs of attorney for which he
(Christopher) was to receive $1,000.
Tic procured the necessary deeds OF
transfer but SAYS that Cogswell has
failed to pay llp
Cogswell Is q brother-in-law Of Her
bert l. Keller, mayor-elect of st.
Paul.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
j 4 T

loss of all civil rights for a period Of
five years. The court, however, in
view of the fact that Carreon had
been i-ncarcerated nearly four years,
allowed him to go free. With him
were also sentenced over seventy 9TH
er revCMtionists, Of whom thirteen
were given prison terms ranging
from four to six years. Most Of the
others received very slight punish
ments, though the loss Of an civil
rights for five years went with every
sentence.
This is the wind-up of the so-called
revolution which eliminated in the
battle of Las Naces in June, 1906.
Those familiar with conditions in
Mexico are of the opinion that the
rcvolutionists have Jared remarkably
wen and that the government has
been unusually lenient, no maximum
penalties having been imposed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
Den,nr

senator Overman said tho otbe,
day of "a defeated bill.
II deserved TO DE defeated. II wa.
as irregular as the Tin Can poker
game.
"A man describing the game. said.
one-eyed Bones. ON my rieht
held -four kings and an ace. Two
fingered Schermerhorn, on my 1eft
held four aces and a king
Ana Nou-what did YOU hold9
some one asked excitedly.
I. being the Coroner b.ls -.
inquest. was the renl,
City STAY. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
CRITICISM FOR
PROSECUTION IN
HE|NZE CASE


IS, uneulua Jonrnnl soeclsi ianssd wirel
Sew YORK. MAY A. Judge IlduRl
again criticl1cd Tie governments
method of presenting us clso against
w.. Augustus l~ipiuae, who is charged
witch miHappropriation Of funds Of "a,
Mercantile National bank ANA with
REORGANIZATION of the checks oi
otto tlrinze ~ Co, his brothers firm
a protest was made us ileiu1e 3 at-
tofncgs Nlen District Attorney Wise
attempted 10 question d witness con
corning the value of United States
Copper stock in Which the llcin1e hfnl
WIS Interested. Judge liauRh then in-
"torrppted fho proceedings to aay that
The court doubted IL the indictment,
rharaluR misappiie1tion. warranted
aueh questioning. lie sustained many
objections of lielhze's counsel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

woman had been mistreated before
her HE was taken. There were eNi-
dences Of a nerco struggle between the
slayers and their victims Muhard's
body was found outside the shanty
With two bullets in his head, He owl
IDENTITY was shot down while hurryinG
to the house in answer TO the calls OF
his wife. whose body lay amid the
Wrecknge of the cabins scanty furni-
turc with the clothing torn to RIB
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
POLICE SCENT OLD
WORLD MURDER
MYSTERY
Suicide Of Poverty Stricken
Foreigner at Evanston Starts
Detectives on still Hunt fol-
SIayefS Of Gill,

II Morning Journal Snecia' tsnsah Nlrrl
Chicago, May 4Thr Evanston an.
police believe theN have unc0cred AN
international murder myaters aa q ro-
suit Of the suicide "a that suburb tu-
day Of Richard Gofky. 2S years old,
Gorky, who through atraighteued
circumstances. WAS forced 60 accept
work az a porter in au Evanston hotcl
WAS found hAnging from "a s%tcanpipc
Ina his roam lie lcft the following
mote written IN Danish;
The world lH all against me bet
cause of the death ot the Young ANom-
an la Holland ; crave but Ctunot RUt
the sympathy of ms two brothers bow
IN California TheN hHd as much 60 40
with her death hH ! ala
HorkN h9d hoen in Evanston for o.
month Nothing more is known about
him there
in Hn nttompt io anlNo ono mystery
The Evanston police hlNc tsllcd thc
aid of police lu san r~utuDlsrp laos
Augcies sud several other California
cities
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
FRAUD ORDER MILL
STILL GRINDING: OLD
OFFENDER UP AGAIN
Morning journal Bureau
els Muusey Building,
NN.nIns.-r y. q. MaN 2

a fraud order has been issued
nralnsf Iustus J. Evans. The HulN
Trinit, association and the True Light
Army at "a Highland street, Boston,
Mass Evans. operating under the
above names is an old offender, several
fraud orders having been ISSUED
AGAINST MIN. In july. 1907. "a fraud
Was issued against The HON.
United ROYAL Trust company which
he conducted ia Philadelphia After
the Issuance OF this order Evans NOV
81 TO Ashury Park. \. J., and at
tempted TO operate h scheme from
that town. \ fraud order was issued
against him AT that place in May.
1905 subsequently, the order WAS ex-
.aaE-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
BITTER HATRED OF
FOREIGNERS
IN CHINA


Chanesha. CHIN, May a. The re-
cent riotiug ia this province has
plarcd The Chinese government in an
embarrassing position Millions Of
Chinese nre imbmed with the idea
TINT the government is yielding weak
lH lp fortig Influence which is seek
ing political control in CHINA. Pc
king realizfs the situation ana while
desiring to proceed with the railway
agreement understands that hasty
action by the government might be
followed o. the most serious cohse-
quencos. A %profracted delay seems
lneNllMhIe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

nnnkow. May A. Reports We're re-
coived here today of an agitation by
natives IN the province of Kiangsi It
Is stntcd That 1000 Hunancz have
crossed thc border from Human
province and made their way into
lfupes province. reaching Taych. The
situation II declared serious
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
One Big Difference

Hcek-in my view. the partnership
OF marriage is precisely like a mart
nership in business. ~
Feek-foufre away off , In bpsi-
h'ss f" man sometimes gets q silent
rHtlhet in marriage neNer-rtst.a
~IIAnserlut.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
STIFF SENTENCE FOR
MEXICAN NEWSPAPER MAN

san Antonio. Tex. MAY f=Jose
Jesus Martinez Carreon. editor and
owner OF the defunct FL Coimiilo
fublice. a Mexican revolutionary jour
nal has been sentenced by the first
federal district court 90 Mexico 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
MISUNDERSTANDING OF
PROPER POSTAGE RATE
TO FOREIGN COUNTIES
Morning journal Bureau,
G13 Munsey Building,


The department is advised that
many letters mailed in the United
states addressed for delivery in for
cign countries. which are subject to
our postal union postage rates, are
prepaid only two cents; the sendcrs Of
the letters being under the impression,
it is presumed, that our two-cent do
nestle postage rate is applicable to
said letters.
The foreign countries to which the
two-cent rate applies, are: 'anada,
Cuba. Mexico, Newfoundland, The Ca
nal Zone. the Republic af Panama, the
city of Shanghai Germany tby direct
steamers onlya. England, Scotland,
Wales and ireland. To all other coun-
tries the rate is five cents FOR the first
ounce or or fraction thereof, and three
cents for ouch additional ounce or
fraction thereof. which must be fully
prepared or The letter becomes liable
on delivery TO "a charge equal to double
the amount Of the deficient postage.
For instance. Il single rate letter pre-
paid only two cents would be subject
on delivery To an additional postage
charge of six cents.
As charges for postage due on short
paid letters give rise to much COM
plant, postmasters have been direct
ed to caution the patrons of their Of
fices respecting the matter ana to give
the notice the widest publicity pos
sible.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

Delegate Cameron has introduced "A
bill in the house TO ratify bonds OF
road district No .. in Maricopa coun-
Arizona
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

Postmaster General Hitchcock has
amended tina section of the postal
laws and regulations relating to he
transmission of infectious matter in
the mails. The changes in the regula-
tons viii permit the use of a less eN-
pcnsive but amply secure mailing case
for specimens OF disease and pro-
vidcs that such material may be sent
to private laboratories approved by
the postoffice department as well as
To United states. state n municipal
laboratories. Under the old regula-
tons specimens OF disease tissues
could not be sent through the mails to
laboratories other than those main-
tanned 10y United States, state and mu-
nicipal governments. The changes in
the regulations meet with the approx
al of the bureau of public health and
marine hospital service ana Of the
joint committee on mailing infectious
material OF the American Public
Health association. 1t is expected that
the change viii he sufficiently intel
nEihle or explicit to furnish "a proper
guide FOR boards of health. especially
I'm Wow of the methods of diagnosis
which have been adopted since the
preparation OF the old regulations.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
TAFT WILL PROMISE
REAL REVISION
Of THE TARIFF
Republican Party viii Make
Strong Bid For Countrys In
dorsement in Congressional
Elections,

Threatened with one OF the most
lican party Will bid for the country's
Endorsement in tho coming congress
SIGNAL elections by promising a revi-
sion of the tariff along scientific ana
accurate lines, The promise will
come from the LIPS of President Tart
himself.
Results Of the elections in New
York and Massachusetts recently have
convinced Mr.. Tart and the leaders
of the congressional campaign com
mittcc that the tariff is the thing
which preaages ruin in the elections
next fail. Mr.. TAFT viii make the
statement on one of his forthcoming
trips INTO the west that he viii have
q tariff commission which will enable
him 80 make recommendations to
congress lor alterations in those
schedules which work hardships on
the masses of the people
SGT onlf do The party leaders rely
on this move to win the votes Of the
country. but they look upon it as the
one thing which Will heal the
breaches In the party organization,
The insurgents are now insurgents
because of the tariff alone, since they
have been successful IN their fights
against speaker Cannon ana also be-
cause the resignation Of Senator AID
rich next March win prevent their
being so acrimonious I'm their cutlery
against the so-callcd Cannon-Aldrich
legislative machine.
These statements, which are. in
brief, the first published summary OF
.he campaign plan of the republicans,
come from the leaders in the congress
rional committee. and they are au-
thority for the statement that Mr.
Taft will make such tariff promises
as win remove any possible reason
for disagrecmcnts within the party.
Thcy realize that they are doomed T."
defeat unless they can unite the two
elements.
Conscqucntly, the campaigns which
Win soon omen viii have the feature
of the same issue being used by both
the great political parties of the
country. The democrats hlVe already
mndc 1t evident that they Will use
the tariff ass their principal argument
for "A change i'm the control of power
Sow come the republicans with a
plpn which is. in effect, this
we revised the tariff as best we
could with the information at hanu.
NoN. however. We hope TO have Aucl
legislation as VIII give MS q tarIii
commission which VIII enable as 10
fiN the schedules, so that they VIII
work no hardship ON the consumer
and VIII, at The same time, protect
American manufactures in a lcsItl-
mntc manner
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05
Bread. -

of the very best. carefully. skiiilul-
~ and d~aintily made from high grade
flour and the purest materials, is al
that YOU Will ever find in our choice
stock. Especial attention is given to
regular family trade, with prompt de-
liveries. our bread is the best. at all
first-class grocers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

Delegate Cameron introduced q BIZ
in the house To enable the town OF
Tempe. MariCopa county, Nrlz., To rs
sue its municipal bonds for the pur-
pose of erecting a city hall Tor the use
of the inhabitants.
Another measure presented by MT.
Cameron is TO enable the town OF
Tempe to issue bonds for the purpose
OF acQuiring an electric light and
power plant
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-05

Two new p%ostoffices have been es-
toblislcd ia Nrizona-one az tlShl'
santa cruz county, and the othef az
pirtlcviiie. CoChise county
ON thu first of July next. "a star
mail route VIII bo established between
Mohawk and polaris, Ariz., with three
deliveries "a week. The contract was
awarded 90 George ". Norton OF
Mohawk at Sl.S0O "a year for a period
of iour years.
Roger W. Warren has been reap
pointed postmaster at StlNerbeA, Nrl@'
Frank A. y Santistevan was also
named for "a second term as postmas-
tcr gt Pima. -. NJ.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22

The souires Bros. have a con-
tract to plaster two buildings IN
Wellsville.
Centemeri Kid Gloves Sl'oo
nair and we will fit them for you
Ricketts, & Emmons D, G. Co.
DIT wilt
Audrain County Baptist Association
meets with the Baptist church In
this city Sept. 81. at 1880 a. m
Pattern hats and newest novelties,
on display, Monday, Sept 26th' AN
are invited.
AT Mrs. J. Dinwiddie'Wards.
Maurice and Leopold Barth went TO
Columbia, Monday, where they en-
tered the University.
POLAND CHINA eoARs
ready for service, cheap
w. w. Pollock.
intend the showing of Fall ana
winter Millinery Monday. SEPT AZ
At Mrs. j. Observation-Disclosures
Miss Willie Hook is home from tne
Beta Sigma omicron convention
where she had a most delightful WISH
APPLES FOR SALE.
Wa will have our last carload o.
MICE Jonathan apples on track az
Mexico September 26 and ~, 49,
wilkerson Nursery 6 Orchard 90
oEo-4t wilt
w. w. Johnson had one OF nn
nheasanta returned after adyertisins
Mr.. johnson believes Ut was prAn'e' :
ink. +,
w. H. Logan, of Laddonia' was u
this city "Wednesday
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
WESTERN AupRAIN.

School Supt. ]. L. Carter of Paris
visited schools here last week.
C. B. Debus bought two horses
from J.. Stevens for $25 and $120
each and two pair of cotton mules
from Home Sweeney for $500.
Elmer jennings sold a pair of
work mules to A. o. Boyd for $3.50
Chas. Pollard sold n two year
old steer for sc and a cow for &c
to r. M. Fountain. He sold SO hogs
for 8 IL cents to go in April to w
II. Pollard.
Henry Bryson sold a fat COW tt
john Humans for &c.
D. Motley sold 81 2S5-lb. SC hogs
to John Humans.
Chas. Sames sold a pair of worl
mules to Ernest Lttrell for a fame!
price.
w. II. Pollard, John Eustace ant
others have returned from a fin
fishing trip.
Mrs. M. j. Littrell sold a null
colt to Vim. Shields for $S5.
Garrard Littrell sold a mule col
to Oscar Smith for ss5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Rad su,nntorns.

mn roman who has neriodical head
Tne woman wno . iwa a,narv lark
aches, cKach sees iniaena hesnra
spots or specks floating q eancin ~ beavv
her eyes, h~aSgnawing uisIIes Isa.,
full feeling h6tomach, faint s2eils, drag.
oine.downTssling In lower abdomin9l or
nalv,c reeE6n. easily startled or excited,
o.... ~ naInfni norIods. with or with.
li.sSs pcatasrk ia suffering from
guy tERSsS andX ~ ngements That should
weasn NV asXntion' Not all OF above
nav ~ = IiLsIv To be present In any
sympsV,Sz Tina
cay ~ IA ~ badly treated and such
RIM into maiadies which de-
IanS "a surreon's knife II they do not
msrE ssaiIv.
ny ms1,c(ne eytant has suoh a long
fecofd of ciifea In Elck
49, ~ f5T4 pT1rcesS EaYhrlfe YrascTlp:
fTfonAsN5 mediein9 has such q strQng
nka.sSsiSHzf ihd6isenEhE-drfN6NflK
HVkkEYf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hmnrcIhapalY
yy,p5Ess ~ ofdfnarT nonsirofessionaL fes-
t~f1hnIafs. THE very best Ingredients
EsSSgh X medical science for the cure Of
u YU4 Al NJ EA@H -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Sam Smith bought 2 calves from

Sam Smith bought 2 calves from
Homer Sweeney for $40 each.
Luther jennings bought a COW and
calf from Loney Jennings for $50.
Jake Stauterman is improving his
residence.
Rad Writ sold 9 fat steers fou
Z lac and II fat hogs for &c &c
Adams & Truesdale.
The sale of the Schopp farm
reported last week failed to go.
Mrs. Mahala jennings, am old ant
respected lady, died at her home OF
Sunday of heart failure. She is thu
mother of Luther Jennings ant
Mrs. Thos. Gordon. The funeral wa
held at Pisgah Tuesday.