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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-14
MAYOR SKEGGS' SON KILLED
 IN TEXAS AUTO RACE

The young man was about 22 years old. He was born and reared in De- catur, and was a universal favorite here with all who knew him. His death came as great blow to his father and mother His father was very proud of the record as a driver that the young man had recently made in the east and in other parts of the country. Mayor and Mrs. Skeggs have the sympathy of the entire city ana of this part of the state.
 It Is not known at this hour just what time the remains will reach here, but 1t will perhaps be some time Sat urday.
 .........""............. ......................... I the principal subjects of discussion. The Rev. MT Moore, for many years a mis- | sionary In Japan, delivered an interesting address before the presbytery this morn- Ing. The next session of the presbytery is to be held in Tuscumba.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-14

siderable talk to the effect that the North Alabama Baptist Academy for Negroes. located at Courtland. may be moved to Decatur. The Rev. s. M. Robinson. pas tor of the colored Baptist church in De- catur, says that there is now u strong probability of the college coming here He says that the institution now has about 25G students, and that in his opln- ion it would double this number if it were moved to Decatur.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-14
Freight Wrecked

Russellville, October 13.-(Special)-A local freight train was wrecked on the vandver fill about 10 miles north of Rus sellville Tuesday night, turning over, eight cars and doing a considerable amount of damage to merchandise, but no one was injured. It delayed several delegates to the good roads convention in Birmingham and a number of visitors to the State Fair about five hours in Russellville.
 The county fair, which is being super intended by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, will be held in Russellville commencing Wednesday, November g, and will last one week. The fair could not be gotten in shape to be held during the latter part of October as had been planned. A number of excellent exhibits of Franklin county's vegetables, fruits and other things have already been en- tered, and it is the hope that the move- ment will be one of much importance for Franklin county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-14
New Corporation

The Barron G. Collier corporation of New York has filed with Secretary of State Cyrus B. Brown certified copies of its articles of incorporation under the laws of that state. as required by the laws of Alabama. The secretary of state was also informed of the incorporation of the Clover Creamery company of Mo- bile with a capital stock of $10,0O0. In- corporators, Hardaway Young, J. M. Diehl and J. J. Young.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-14
School Boards

With the opening of the school year Governor Conner usually has his hands full in naming various town school boards throughout the state. Within the last few days the governor has appointed sev- eral boards to look after the school in- terests in number of towns, and yes- terday he named the board for the town of Elkmont The following members were appointed on the Elkmont board: w. B. Vaughan, w. H. Nichols, Sam Henderson w. A. Gray and Henry Dawson. In ad- dition to the Elkmont school board the governor also named the following no- tar.es public: c. B. Smith of Birming- ham, w. T. Andrews of Opelika. J. E. Furlow of Goshen and c. S. Howard of Goshen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-14
Illegal Hunters

l.. P. Hutchison, game warden of Cof- fee county, has informed the state game and fish department of the arrest and conviction of two men in that county for hunting without permission. The names of the men are John Lee, who was fined s10, and Thomas Osbrook, who was fined the same amount.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-14
Dog Examined

The state Pasteur department this morning examined the head of dog which was sent to the department from
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
In COMPATRIOTA BRI.
LLAND0 EN- FILADELFIA.

Nuestro compatriota, el i6ven
Juan Miranda, hijo de esta ciudad,
estd siendo objeto de placemeS en- la
Universidad de PENNSYLVANIA en- dom
de estudia leyes.
Amos hace que este compatriota
esta ausente y mas de una vez este
peri6dico hizo publico sus adelan-
tos V sus triunfos como inteigente
estudiante.
Hace POGO tom6 parte en- aquella
Universidad, en- sus concurSos de ora
toriH. Estos parece consisten en- el
desarrollo de tenas orales.
En- ese concurso merecio el honor
de ser electo para competir con otros
nueve estudiantes.
FL primer premio de S25 fue pa
IA Frank \. Paul de Filadelfia, el Sc
gund0 correspondi6 q los inteligentes
j6venes IL. l. Hvneman V Roland c.
Heisler. ambos de Filadelfia: alcan-
zando menci6n honorihca nuestro
compatriota Miranda.
81 sc c0nsidera Ia Importance de
esa clase de luchas intelectuales. DO
dra medirse el eStuerzO de nuestro
I6ven pal>ano. luchando con nueve
= alcsnzandO inscribir su nombre
eItre los vencedores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
E| gobeInadoI de Viaje
Embarcara manana en- e
"Coamo."
81 regreSe Sc anunCia para
muy on breye.

"La Correspondence" predijo a.
yer que un alto funcionario del 60
bierno insular, embarcaria en- el pro-
ximo vapor correo para los Estados
Unidos. La noticia fue hoy confir-
mada.
Ell Gobernador saldra Ell microbes
en- el vapor Coamo para los Estados
Uindos, y visitara q New York, At
lantic City, Ocean Grove y Was
hlngton, con referencia a los planes
bajo estudio para ell establecimien
to de un mercado americana mas
satisfactorio para el cafe y otros
productos de Puerto Rico.
En- las oficinas del gobierno in
forman hoy que el gobernador re
gresara en- ell primer vapor', pero
no eXpresa claramente 81 ese vapor
sera ell de retorno, en- ell cual case
La residencia del Sr. Cotton en- los
Estados Unidos, solo sera de cuatro
Q cinco dias.
Lo probable parece ser que sien-
do corta La ausencia, esta Sc prolon-
que por mas tempo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
Ell cometa en- los campos.
Patillas, abril II, 1910.

Patillas, abril II, 1910.
Sr. Director de LA Correspon-
dencia" San Juan.
Amigo Y compatriota:-La noticia
de la approximation del cometa Ha-
LEY a la terra ha sido motive de ad-
miracion Y espanto para algunos dc
nuestros pobres campeslnos. Han to-
mado.el asunto como un castlgo en-
viado por Dlos para concluir con los
muchos desacatos que Ell contra de
sus leves & diario Sc cometen.
Aquellos de menos inteligencia es-
peran la llegada del consabido is de
mayo V hasta casos Sc han dado de
algunos que han agotado sus propie-
dades en- goces distintos para apro-
rechdrSe. segun ellos.
Eense a veces grupitos de agricul-
torres Y jornaleros hacienda comen-
tarios acerca del cometa. En- vano
sc esfuerzan algunas personals en- ha-
cerles comprender con clarldad el
fen6meno que presentara dlcho pla-
meta. En- vano Sc esfuerzan aquellos
que han aprendido mas acerca de
esto para hacerles despistar csc te-
NOR que les embargo.
Todo esto hace pensar que es nece
saria la diiusi6n de conocimientos.
Esperamos a que Sc levante esta ge-
neracion de iovenes que toman ms
trucci6n en- nuestras escuelas V po-
dremos tai vez encontrar entire ellos
algun Lincoln que surja arrogante v
altivo de nuestros selvas para luchar
en- pro de su pals. Ante todo dedique
monos nosotros q implantar en- esa
generacion pequefa csc rasgo de in
teres por nuestra patria que tanto
PRODUCERS mas tarde. Dediquemos-
nos todos la instruction V adelanto
Re nuestros psfsanos, haciendoles
comprender el deber que todo hon.
bre tiene para con su patris nstivs, y
hsbnemos slcanzado el estimulante
mas poderoso para esperar el neeesi-
tsdO bienestsr de nuestro querido
teEruno -Pstillss, abrl l7-l9i0.
Tomds D. Pou-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
DandO las gractas.
Is de abril de 1910.

Is de abril de 1910.
Sr. Director de LA Correspondent
cia" San Juan, P. R.
Mi distinguido sehor:-Deseo dar-
le mis- mas sinceras gracias por la ma
nera correcta impartial con que Sc
trato en- ese ilustrado periodico ell a.
sunto de los cargos q. me hlciera la
compania de ferrocarriles de esta is
la.
Permitame, senior director, lie rue
que que de las gracias en- las colum-
mas de SUI periodico a los testigos de
Ponce, San German, Mayagiiez y
Lajas, que tan bondadosa y desinte-
resadamente abandonaron sus ne
gocios y ocupaciones para trasladar-
Sc i San Juan a declarar en- mi favor.
Soy de Nd., con ell testimonio de
mi consideration mas distinguida, su
affmo amigo y S. S.-Chas. R. Names
iefe auxiliar de la policia insular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
Ia EXPOSITION de pe!!os
Tsdo ell mundo debe cenar en- J.;
FOrtaleza.

Is de desearse que todas las pc.
sonas que tengan perros los eyh.
ban en- La kermess que tendra lug
ell dia %. En- ese dia la compania de
trolley permitira que lleven perros en
los carros.
Tambien Sc aumentaran los ingre-
SOS ST. todas las concurrentes cena-
ren en- Ia Fortaleza en- ese dia.
No habra necesidad de traie de
etiqueta, nj para sehoras nj para Sc
horeS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
. POR CABLE.

New York, Abril 19.-Indignaci6n
Filadelfia inoculaci6n huerfanos, pr
desc in vestigacion,
Gomez Cuba nombr6 a Morua Del
gado secretario de agriculture.
Brayan cuenta Gaynez bellezas
sur america y Puerto Rico.
Ell Obispo Perez, Padres Agustinos
espanoles Gonzalez Delatez de los
mlslones Changsha ahogaronse
Hankow volcarse bote huyendo.
Parlamento Hlngaro aclama Roo
sevelt, llamale ap6stol paz.
Trasatlantico Minnhaha encallose
Scilly Inglaterra, pasageros salvados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
VendedoIes de La Cores
poDdencia" ,aIIes,ados en-
Ponce.
El corresponsal no ha po-
dido averjguar la causa.
La venta de la edici0n detenida
algunas horas.
De nuestro corresponsal.

D0 uAOSeAO COIICSpOAS1Is
Abril 18.-La poicia parece que
le ha dado conque en- Ponce no Sc
venda LA Correspondence.
Esta manana ell policia plaza l61
detuvo a los vendedores y los tuvo
arrestados hasta las dos de La tarde,
en- cuya hora parece que el captain
orden6 que los soltaran.
A esa hora tuvo conocimiento ell
sehor Mocete Padilla. corresponsal
de este diario de este suceso, y en-
pez6 4 indagar porqde era que no Sc
dejaba vender q los muchachos LA
Correspondence"
Hasta Ia fecha no 10 hemos podido
saber, pero 10 cierto es que este pro-
ceder perjudica los intereses de esa
empresa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
concentrates sobre ell asunto de
Monsieur Duez.

Dicen de Paris que ha sido muy
comentado ell asunto de NJ. Douz re-
lativo a la liquidaci6n de las asocia-
clones religiosas, ,tratado en- la session
de aver.
La prensa estigmatiza a las CO.
misiones liquidadoras, y los periodi-
COS republicanos enzalzan q NJ. Bri-
and pues este siempre viste de los
buenos trajes que vende Juan Pie
ras, Allen 81 en- la Palmesana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19

taria del ramo. Ell director ST.. Ra-
mon Meza y el redactor Sr. Manuel
Fernandez Valdez, hacen sin duda
un buen trabajo, destinado al i'm
pulse -educativo de la cultura de
Cuba.
La edici6n recibida refierese q una
excursion del presidente a las escue-
las pdblicas; conteniendo ademas,
este sumario: ell congreso pedogdgico-
el programa del Kindergarten-notas-
La escuela Laica de Cdrdenas-docu-
mentos ofsciales-datos estadistlcos cor
respondaentes al ano 1907-l9OS-t1bros
reuistas g tolletos recibidos.
Cuba progresa y sus elementos
de expression y de cutura son cada
dfa mas abundantes y eficaces.
Hemos recibido elndmero /. VOLT
men x de la importante Revista b.
mestral de la Fdcultad de letras g c1en-
ctas que Sc edita en- el "Avisador
Gomercial" bajo los auspicios de la
universidad de Ia Habana.
Este numero como todos los
de esa importante obra de La
mentaidad cubana, contiene los ST.
guientes importantes trabajos;;-Orl-
gen Y desarrollo de la sdtlra entire los
ron,anos, tests leida ante aquella doc
ia corporation por La sehorita Pillar
Maria Romero, .doctora en- Flloso-
fla y letras, y cuyo trabajo ha sldo
debidamente recomendado por el
acknowledgements fosiles encon-
hodas en- las casimbas de Ia sierra
de Jatibonico, con ocho grabados, lu-
minosas investigaciones palenteol6-
gicas por ell doctor Car los de la Tore
La inauguraci6n del nueuo preslden-
te de la uniuersidad de Hazard, con
ocho grabados y una secclon mis-
celanea interesante.
Obra de alta importancia revela-
dora de una labor de cultura reaiza-
da por los doctores Rodriguez Len
dian, Mestre, Dihigo Varona, Domin
guez Roldan, Valdez Rodriguez, Me-
"a Huerta Montane, Ruiz Cadalso,
Sandoval, Cadenas y Henares, auto
ridades de reconocida reputacion
en- el mundo cientffico, a cuya acti-
vidad debese el que hoy figure aque-
La rep1bica antillana a la vanguar-
dia de los paises pensadores del mum
do americana.
Conocida es la importancia de Ia
Universidad de la Habana. En- sus
aulas han cursado con notable apro-
vechamiento muchos de nuestros
compatriotas. Su cuerpo de catedra-
ticos esta compuesto de hombres de
brillantes ejecutorias y no hay duda
que ell gobierno de preferente i'm
portancia a esta institution cuya
lama Ia hara pun to de concurrencia
lie la juventud de las republicas We
,inas, como 10 fu6 en- otro tempo
Iante y Salamanca en- el marav@o
70 florecimiento de Ia cultura euro
pea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
BIBLIOGRAFlA

La instruction plbIioo. 81 MINE
70 =. correspondence 4 Mario, de
esta Interessnts revists. fus recibi-
da en estA Aredscclon-
PublisAls, en- Ia Habsns, IA secre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
|Entsred ths Post OF SAP Juan P. K
III = sacond class matter July 1900.
u Csrresp ndeneia Dc Pto. Rico
pRECIo DE sU6CRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA

ormedio de- los Agentes un ndm : 0-02
\ DireCta I'm trimestre ORC. .....$2-25
IJnsemestra ...... $3.50
Unaf por adelantado$8-O
En q exterior. Unailo oro......$5.OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19
Arneses msgnifcos

Avisamos al pdblico que acaba-
mos de recibir I'm gran surtido de
arneses y sillas para montar. Tam
bi6n acaban de llesar las mejores
cajas registradoras y mas de 5000
corses Warmers desde 0.50 a $500.
Grandes almaccnes dc el cic,o.
Alnacen de pianos y mueblcria
el inferno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19

En- esta imprenta se vende papel
d. periodlcos vigos 4 81 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19

PARA CURAR UN RESFRIADO EN-
UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BRoMo-oUIsINA.
El boticario devolvera ell dinero sipo 50
cura. La 6rma de Z. W. GKov' Sc halis
cada caiita.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-04-19

49, - am. Bpm.
Bar6metro en- pulgadas,
reducido alnivel del mar. 5000 3O.O .O5
Ieuperatmacorriente, Fshro. IS rs
Humedad relativs, percentage 63 70
Pfscipitaci6n, en- pulgadas.
en "a horas tefminando
N 8 hs-o b m..........-- ~
Direction del viento. .....- Sc +
VeIocidad del viento,
mi1as pF hora. ............ II Is
Femperatufa m&xima. ST.
Ienperatra mfnima 10
Gelida del sol. am.
Puesta flel sol. pm.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24
Resolutions.

At the regular meeting OF the
Wanteska Rebekah Lodge Nov
18, 1910, it was resolved to extend
to the deceased relatives and
friends of Mrs. Marshall Cox our
most sincere sympathy. The sym
pathizing heart of the members OF
our Order like to pay tribute to
the memory of those who have
lived well and played their part
in the great drama of life.
The dead are beyond our help,
beyond the power of human tears,
and it is therefore fitting that we
extend the helping hand to the iv-
ing in the spirit that would receive
praise from those whom we pay
tribute today.
Let us endeavor to bring sum
shine and gladness TO the aching
nearts and wipe away the tears OF
The orphan. She has gone. They
feel no more the warm pressure of
aer hand or her genial guidance
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

and loving presence. She is gone
but her life was not in vain. She
has left behind an example fra
grant with loving deeds and kind
" Offices to her children and
friends. When the veil of eter-
nifty shall be rent asunder, reveal
ing the past as well as the future,
and the trials that, held sway In
the heart during life are laid aside
and forgotten. an, dthe finger Of
and forgotten, and the finger of
in, the halo of light and glory,
points to the item where is record
ed the fact, that she needed the
command of God in her efforts TO
care for her fatherless little ones,
the recording angel emblazened
acclaim,
Her toll is past, her work iS done
And she is fully blest;
She fought the fight, the victory
won,
And entered into rest.
Resolved that these resolutions,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

commission next summer il the
event there IS not legislation at
the approaching session Of the
general assembly changing the
basis for the procurement of
school books, which is not at al
likely, it is said. Those interest
ed in the textbook problem ex
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

be placed upon the records of the
lodge, a copy be given the rela-
.tives and one be given to the Hen
Jacksonville Times and Daily Her
aid for publication.
-. Mrs. Chas. R. Whitaker,
Mrs. j. M. stepp.
Mrs. c. E. Brooks
Committee.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

This y the last year of the pre-
sent five year contract Of the state
with school text book publishers
for furnishing school books used
IN the public schools at special
prices. This means that there
viii be the awarding of a new
contract BY the state text book
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

pset that the close Of this eont,...
period VII develop some ve,, j.
portant text book statiatio. -
they apply to this state, ine,n -
ing reasonable accurate showins.
Of the cost per capital of scboa,
books the state over.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

salary. Have got the best con-
tract on the market with the
best Company. Give reference
Address Box G. Waynesville,
N. C.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

ALI members of Ochlawha
Lodge are urged to be present at
the next meeting of the lodge.
Tuesday, when the election of off,
GERS will be held.
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--9-I- y
Wilson more sells it for e Make Sunday bucu out
Regular &c. Sale 69c for
U.s. Come and get yours while it lasts We handle Creampress
butter. Come One, Come All. fd IS @ -.
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lld not tell what we are going to give
our next week ad.
you will ask. We will sure tell next
Phone your grocery orders in. They
Try our Wilson's Spices, Coffee 25c
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24

On account of a delay we (
away Xmas Eve, but watch f
We can tell you what it is
week what our free offer is.
shall have prompt attention.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-11-24
New Creations IN
MilEne cry
5atsa frs 4s @ s8

OUR DEPARTMENT OF MILLINERY HAS JUST RECEIVED
: AN EXPRESS SHIPMENT OF THE DING DONG VARIETY AND
WITH THE EXPECTED QUICK SALE THEY WILL NOT LAST
LONG So ks
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Judge for yourself

WHEN you COME IN OUR STORE AND SEE DISPLAY IN
LADIES COAT SUITS AND READY-To-WEAR ARTICLES, IF
- We ARE NOT Carrying THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
II OUR LINE IN TOWN WITH THE BEST SELECTED ARTICLES
II AT THE LOWEST PRICES
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VALUE IN LADIES WEAR.
CSC TO $1,000. COME AND LOOK.
GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR
DUR SALE PRICE $4,000 TO $69.42.
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We will be opening until ten
o'clock in the morning, Thanks
giving Day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02

mules head" His opponsnG was
Frank Harper. . member Of tho Mis-
sippi senate. and nom start to finish
Sisson knew he was In the race.
While Sisson In the campaign awaited
himself Of railroad trains and automo-
biles In travelling about his district.
his rival Harper. canvessed the dis
trict on IN imposing big black mule,
named Maud. To the voters Of the
district Mr.. Harper said that II they
would send him to congress he would
bring Maud with him to Washington
and find . place for her in one OF the
nearby suburbs and ride her daily to
the capitol on his way to duty.
II II reported that Sisson Impress
ed upon his constituents that II Harp
er beat him II would be charged that
the people in the district prefewed to
be representa- by Maud. the mule. rath-
er than by live energetic represen-
tative who stood well In the house and
also with the department OF agricul.
ture and who. In the next house, would
likely be In position to secure for
the district its pro rata Of grain for al!
the stay.athome mules.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-02
Senator Burrows Retirement
Leaves the Speaker Very
Much Alone Now.
HISTORY OF THE "sIc FIVE"
THEY WE'RE COMPOSED OF REED
or MAINE. MCKINLEY, ONO;
BURROWS, MicH.; henderson,
IA. CANNON. ILL.
tAmer,can News servicss

Washington. Oct. 1.-The defeat OF
Senator Julius Caesar Burrows. OF
Michigan, which means his retirement
from public life. leaves Speaker Can
non 40 the last OF the old guard in
congress. In the 5lst congress- the
old guard consisted of five republicans
Wig: Representatives Reed. Of Maine:
Mckinley. OF Ohio; Burrows. Of Mich.
igan; Henderson. OF Iowa and Cannon
Of Illinois. Each was Q candidate for
the speakership and the contest for
that office was indeed full Of excite
ment. In fact. there has not been.
since that time among the republi-
cans any fight over the speakership
In the party caucus because OF the
fact that the contest was settled In
the interim by the general delegations.
The big five" OF the house In the
61st congress made their mark. Reed
won tho speakership after q few close
ballots. Mckinley, who was made
chairman Of the Ways and Means
committee. and gave tho country the
Mckinley tariff law. was defeated In
the following congressional election.
~ was Cannon. but Mckinley became
governor Of his state and later Presi.
dent Of the United States. Burrows
was promoted to the senate. When
Reed retired at the close of the 55th
congress. Henderson succeeded to the
speakers chair. and served two terms.
10 BE- followed In the office OF speaker
BY "Uncle Joe Cannon. who on the
eth OF next March will have served
four consecutive terms as speaker. be-
ing longer In continuous service than
Any Of his predecessors. Three Of the
big five-McKinley. Reed and Hender-
son-have Joined the silent majority.
oIsson's Hard Fight.
No member Of the Mississippi dele
gAtiou had . harder fight for renom-
ina&ion than did Representative Sis
con. Of the eth congressional district.
eisson's friends say he won by -
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watsr billie due Oct /.
NOTICE.

The members of the German Mutual
Fire Insurance Association win meet
next Wednesday evening, 1880. ct the
Hall. No. I Hose House. corner 9Th
and South e. to pay their dues and
transact other business that may come
before the meeting.
A. Blickwedel. President.
A. Boes. Secretary. LIT
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MARRIED IN LONDON.

London. Oct Louis Casper, of
New York. was married at st. Georges.
Hanover Square. this afternoon to Re-
becca Insley. formerly Of Indianapo-
lis. Both are prominent members OF
the American colony here.