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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
Our Hat Showing
l. the Envy Of Cur Competitors

More men are coming to Us every day with
their hat wants and troubles And it's pleas
to see the expression of satisfaction on their
faces as we put on their heads Hats so tasty
and becoming.
Ideas IN headwear so new and different
styles 30 clever and exclusive that there's moth
ing to it but come here for hat if you want
snap and style. Right now velours at $500
and $500 Beaver Brush OF $500 and $50 are
indemand Scratch ups and other hairy effects
at $3.50, $500 and $3.50 and down to S1.00, are
very popular-but there's nothing worth while
IN headwear you can t find here
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
rEICAEC.
PTTrsBURG

Three-baGe hits. Tinker .chulre- Home
run Zimmerman. Sacrifice hit Camp
bell Stolen base Doyle. Double plays
Mccarthy. Miller and Wagner, Doyle
Evers ana Zimmerman. First base on
balls. Off Gardner , OFF Cole ? Hit by
pitcher BY Cole Carey. Struck out Bv
Gardner. l. by Cole 3 Left on bases
Pittsburgh 4, Chicago ? Time: LII Tn
pires. Klein and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
DIES MONIES SHUTS OUT LINCOLN

Local Team Secures Three Runs In
Opening Innings.
DIES MONIES Ia. sept. B.-Des Moines
shut our Lincoln today and won the first
game OF the local series by a score OF 5
IN o score.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
DODGE DEFEATED BY HOOPER
Visitors Take Long End OF Score at
scrtbner by Better All
Round Playing.

SCRIENER. Neb, Sept Is, Special. -
Hooper defeated Dodge on the locaI
grounds yesterday BY the score OF 20 O.
Rouse vas IN fine torn, allowing bur five
hits and striking OUT nine men Score BY
innings hA.E-
Hooper .---------0 % - 1
Dodge --.-----a o o y y ~ D
Two-baze hits watson Dorsch, Dummy,
williams. Struck out. By Orth. T. by
Rouse. o Base on balls. orr Rouse. l. OFT
Orth. Batteries, Hooper, Rouse and
Bonner, Dodge. Orrh and Butler Umpire
Robertson
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

l6Ye nOle5 not Played
The record card OF Evans which pulled
aim out OF a bad. hole and gave him the
match over 5eckeL vas as follows:
Out ........----.4 3 3 4 SIS
IN ..........----- ASI-10
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

-Racred for Sindelar in the ninth
-Batted for Moore in the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
RACE RESULTS AT MASON CITY
Reuben Takes Fast Pace from Field
OF -Four.

MASON CITY Ia, Sept I5.-(5peciaI
Telegram Eight thousand people Wit
messed the races here today summary
pa pace. purse $500
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16

Persistent Advertising u the Road to Zig
Returns
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-16
b. ..-=-aas.
sRERG SUITS NE
How Can | Appear Best at
the Smallest Money Cost?

That strikes right the heart of the clothes question: and
help you by inviting you Well be gil
with hint you desire but particularly show
tative advance British "SemtBrish and American models
the finest garments pocurabe And you certainly can afford
these your reckoning fail magnificent
of the best aors and best productions OF Europe and America
Styles Ready To Put On $500 to $4,000.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

-'y &lU.uuh gold hlicl, from the Rhud,- mine Sl.uou from Louis Gol- deu~ um. J S-.auu from th. M,CaIhg mine
 1fta custom Ha. 3I rueua - doing # NHa.,-fID hu-lH,~- auI tHr railroad -ls4g rJ." of Ss.5n from tlc end ra.lr rrad tp the mill whi,h en- .aas=,- tur quartz men to have their anr tansH lhcrr. All the ore up fin
 r0aah= naN being milIed averages at ,sf-t SlH9 to the ton, -"mc of 1t, # course. running much higher
 "A .usH Hea thst. H.I. mal. vacant H4u-s= iH he town ur rarpaub~ bul rHi- spru- tH.ra ars uu buildings foe rent The pu..z at .t. lrslu rll hav. reeaiu.a lheu u.luu Natu, o5 jue aa-i aud people am nov puryha-ma .tN property as au investment
 "Ths merchants of Fairbanks ule aI optimistic and al" placing orders tar Hr-, euFp.l- ~huNHg th,t uaN, IutI m the camp ud I.- utur. and al who hi-tt Fairbanks arr impressed WitH t., great uur- lh. ,Jmp hJz 'H"u-u Che development of gWrtz ia faa' section
 "TH, merchants Hrrr in Nom. ar, AttII iiI. Il-HI .iIIg IhUrt l= quartz here up duuhI and ~houId the mrr- chants never r,alize. one cent on ih.I original myr~tn.ut. theg will h. re- Wardsd mauE times uNrr II through their efforts they succeed iu proving in,rv Is paving quartz m and abou, seward P.nin-wal | hat, faith m m, quartz of this section and even 1T just NiSil thl~ country from year L, year | think enough nf the puspo~ttIun ta take share u the Nome Quar.z pe- E,laumenf Company
 N hW ha- taken plf,, m Fairbanks ."uId Doe repeated hrre and ft lies greatly with la, business mon pr Nom, Geo gel n and haT. custom miII and d" all in thrir bower tu further the Hc- Nea"rnyn# nf quartz and make nf Uni, cil. what Fairbanks k today \ min Hs town with future
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
DUNBAR TELLS ABOUT
 FAIRBANKS QUARTZ

Mir D Dunbar. who k the M"l5 known hustler of the National Grocery Company of Seattle who makes grips to Nome every summer called at ths Nugget office today and durWa N.~ visit gave the following facts abnu. the quartz situation in Fairbauh~
 "The merchants of Fairbanks ~uH- scribed the sum of S2u.UUu to iurhrn the development of quartz iu thr aI- trict They have thrco-~tamp rls- tom mill in the city and at cinema thrn, is l0-ton stamp mIil tuaf i~ hau- ding the commercial ore unhk b,u- shipped as the outcom. of the m'f chants getting together tu develop th. quartz of that country which nearly every hard rock miner had turned down as not being quartz camp.
 While l was there this summer Mr Washington r.. Nanderlip, for mauA years the expert miner of \. imzo arrived to take hold of tho develop ment Of the quartz under contract with the mercndnts He informed mo that if the same quartz were located ia Nevada az are now uncovered in Fau- barks ther, would hr tho greatest stampede in the world.
 "There are five stamp mills anging from three Uo ten stamps now ordered aud paid for to be installed ,his ~um- mer There is enc well developed min, now paving dividends This of the L. Rhodes mine. They are down 2it feel to water level and have 6-iaat vein Every mine mp there to date has paid for its own development | myself
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
Nunaet Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 GlllASeb. Switzerland J.lz t4 The latest official reports from th. cholera infected district of th. raHu= rrE states that "6 deaths haH, resulted ia dt., and -Ht ,I~t~ tr,. uu.. f.lr. treated
 Th. har.ra q Is reported na- a.u Ion r.H-li uta fhr ,u.uIrs ltsu fny Italian sid. and rhe country aIl along the southern border iS liabl, Co b,. ln- frcr"d with the germs "f cholera for the proper quarantine precautions have been very lax the authorities here in Switzerland not believing the Italian government would allow thrir citizens afflicted with fhc plagu" tn miuglc and travel from one town tu another
 Every preCautiun iS now hring .m- plnNrd tn keep lhe cholera stricken district confined |" it's present area and a strict quarantine law has been nut m forr" which forhidS any person Co leave the town. and forbiddiug all other persons from going within three miles of the plague stricken district under severe penalty of heinz placed in prison for term of months.
 An the powers in Europe are getting busy over the plague that is breaking out in different parts of Asia and Eu- rope and grave fear is experienced in the manner that the germs are reported breaking out an over the globe England is alert To the great curse that would visit London should the cholera germs once get hold on ths
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
W|CKE RSHAM TO TESTIFY
BILL
 WILL PASS TODAY
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHI\GToN. Juh sg ,.hairmau P"ur"~, "f th, Senate Finance Come mitt.r promised President Taft as. evening that hr would laN th. Can. adiau Reciprocity Bu with thr ap. rrnya of both the House of Rrrrc- ~cutatiy.~ and the S,uat, uu his tablr t"r his signature this afternoon
 Tn" Taft forces iu the Senate hal,. SO far prevented th. bin from being amended a- per h- instructions of wish and unless III the well laid plans of the Taft furcrc in the Senate mis- carry the hill NIH b, ready for th. President. signature ,uiS afternoon
 Tn" dct which i~ known as II E iil2 Calender N". 5-. entitled An Act |" Promote Reciprocal Trade Rp- lati"ns with the Dominion ul Canada. land for other Purposes is responsible for the extra session being called
 Tn" bin has been subjected To many attacks in the senate bv people or
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
Nuaaet Special Service.

RICHMOND. July 22 G,uah Em- rard. ~ehnolday sWeethcar of Mrs
 Louis E.attir. has been arrested m connection with The shooting. and hr i~ believed to h,. the unl> person who a"uld have any dsigu~ on the woman
 II, Na~ N"rk much disappointed n being turned down hy th, N4une woman in favor of the Manchester banker. at the time and took his dr- feat rather hard for he and rhs young Nnm1u had grown up together .ud had been ~syr"thcarts from childhood GaE-
 Th, arrest of Hmford. and his r-- marks have east a new lisht ou th, suh- N-rt. flor ho not only claims r uaS
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
JARvIS-KEYSTONE
 MATTER MONDAY

Tn, Atlornvy-Gcurral has been uu d business uip ,n the great Northwest and has made -,N-riy speeches that have placed hmm eryu higher u the Destination Of the public than eyer bee
 l"rc. Th, Impeachment act lhat vt- q" b" instituted against him dI,d as sud-
 d,u death as l. -lraug into life Dur
 ing the following tWcuty-fuur hours.
 the members ut the Iiou~. uf Repre- sentatiNes learned all about James WiCkcrShum from tn. time h, bad the
 great scandal Iu Tacoma. ou e. th, acts Of the judge in Fairbanks. and
 nl- GuUblr-oru-S uf the Hon Kuutc
 Nelson aud attack upon th, President The chain or acts chrnuirl,d m th, history ur Dcl,gIto Wi,k,r~ham.~ lii, hay, been aired through ihc pIbli,
 press of late aud tho delegate shown .up u amy thing but am ouvIuu- light.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
MAN ARRESTED FOR
 KILLING BEATT|E

oEf at tl. question f,y hiu ta d,.lbrr- at'Ih shoot lh. EaunG woman. bat t# thyA wanted q" E,, hands on the real .er~au nh" did th. killing .u arrest ih,. husband
 The remark af Brulah gul.ri has rgu-ed lhe husband To b,. placed under suspicion and thr officers arr Working uH tHr clue suggested nn fhr l,ar, "r 'a. EaHus man Nha i~ uoH heId The iae' Haf au ordinary pedestrian would shoot a aulmin who Mas uat even dr.Fne th" .lr aud allow The driver t" ,-eaur da,- u"t sound spud To Jh,. people nHN tars hav. had time to .hiuk it "E~r and tuwrr development arr auNinu~E awaited
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
CONTROLLER BAY
 INQUIRY DROPPED

WASHINGTON. July 22-Thc house committee abrutly dropped the Con troller Bay hearing yesterday afternoon and may take up Inc investigation again next october.
 Just the reason for dropping the matter at this time k not known, but the committee claims they may resume the hearing next october. II k be- lieved here that the committee found they were working on .a wrong tack and rather than be made ridiculous decided to let the matter stay in the air, as it were to he called up at some future time should conditions warrant
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
WOlCAST TO
 FIGHT SEPT. 10
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 CHICAGO, July 22 Packey McFar- land and Ad Nolgast today signed articles for ten-rnuud fight to take place n Milwaukee on September lN
 The match will by for the limited number or len rounds. and Ad. Vol gast expects t1 land his man before hat number of rounds are over
 Mcfarland. has been showing uU strong of late and win eudeavor to giye a good account of himself while against the champion He has a wicked left jah that is powerful enough Co put the champion iu dream,and if he can land his fayorite blow
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
SWITZERLAND HAS
 CHOLERA EPIDEMIC

ntt~~es and th" plagur of London which dsl"puiat.d thr oitk many years ago wall HsNer happen agatu through The germs "t cholera 1T strict lsN~ and medical ~,Irurr can prcyrus it
 All th- bowers aro furhiddmg Italians 2" Wlgrtf, ta rh~ir countries at tt,. nre-"nt umv auH ltat> has hr-u t -E-d 't r"Hp,Hai, .Nllu .h, pnutrs m the prevention "r and u killing or the di~ua~". That they should forbid any person leaving the country who has passed through any district where ,h. germs have been known rn exist within lhn past three months
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
GEORGE JAMES RETURNS.

House returned from a trip ln the k"usarok last evening having worked his WaN in company with Lars t;undrr- son and Joseph Ninr. with a hand-car From Lanes Landing tu the t = ltuadhouSe where they NrTe met Nith the automobile. The men had quite a tuSslr ln getting the hand ear round Inc big glacier which formed over the track during the winter
 They report things progressing as usual in the kougarok and the miners praying for water tu work their claims and hll up the ditches
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
ROYALISTS FORCES
 INVADE PORTUGAL

uh'u thrnu-a Sraiu Th. King "f Spgm is dp.ug an hr r.,u tu help the cause "t Manuel fer h, would like To -.a lhe dethrau"d Hng regain his ,aHHtr aud lhHans.
 That u,ut danger uf an invasion - at Gha Is uaR aa.uifnI and should iH' m"nar.h.-'~ 'ra~~ th. border they HtI t. 4lE,a N HarHl ..uapt,nu aud il HHt.n- Tho 'I'tr" nu nI aII ties nf kh- Manned with 'h. Hrw republic. E I.H n"a HI."w 'h, ,x-k.ng 90 much
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
Nugget Special Service.

ATLANTIC CITY, x J.. July 22.- James Dunn, a prominent San Fran cisco hotel man who is stopping here at the sea shore, committed suicide last evening by shooting himself through the head He was killed in stantly, the bullet blowing large hole through the top of his head.
 The cause for doing the act is eX- plained in a lengthy note left by the late James Dunn, and the gist of the whole matter is based upon a suit toI divorce and large damages on the part of his wife against one Mrs. Lccister Holme. a wealthy widow for alienation of her husbands affections
 Dunn has been spending the summer
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
Nugget Special Service.

Nu9Sch SpCIiai Sc' NiNGs
 WASHINGTON, July Attorney General Wickersham has been notified that the house committee win expect him to appear before them and testify in the matter of Investigating th, charges preferred against him by Dele gate Wickersham of Alaska. m what is known as the Jarvis Keystone Cau- Non case.
 The Attorney General k expected back to the city today and will D" ready to answer any and all charges made against his office by Attorney James Wickersham the delegate from Alaska and he will have little news tu pre- sent to the committee about this saiu, delegate that will cause them tu think twice before allowing his testimony C. have much weight with that body in the future
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
Nuqqet SpeeiaI serv- -ce.

NWgget opecIaT ocTV-Ce.
 LISBON, July 9. That lu invasion ."t Portugal ts at h'uu t~ welt known by th" officials nt fu, u,g EruahH. Nh" arc taking ..r rH....i.au t..aH. sst every mo.. n.sI. au tn f.. as th' RuNaliSes
 The ~ser"t -rrNier department of th. Republic ut Parmaal ha.,. learned tnlt Captain Gou,raH ha~ been placed m command "f rhe EayalI-t~ forces Alha .are now equipped Ailh "ur thousand rifles which hay, been -mugglra ta
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The joint congressional committee appointed to visit Alaska last March just before congress adjourned in accepting the resignation of the Hon. Knute Nelson. as chairman of said committee stated they had come to the conclusion it would be better to give up the trip entirely on account of the protracted session and short time allowed in which to travel over that vast stretch of country where transportation for making close connections are out of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
CUSTOM MILL NOTES

A. ! Hesler has donated the lum- Der from the Northwestern Lumber Yards for fixing up the ore bins in the office of the Nome Quartz Development Company
 J. A. Parry has donated his services in installing the bins and the carpenter work
 The Nome Realty Company has donated the office free in their building over the commissioners court room.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship Com pany k expected to bring in the Gus tom mill at a low rate or for nothing
 T A. Davies, general manager of the !. J. Sesnon Company, will lighter the Custom mill when il arrives free oi charge
 w. J. Rowe and J H Montgomery will haul the plant to the site upon which it will be erected free of charge
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

My lease havina expired July !. [ an now occupying offices across the hall from my former office m the Board oF Trade building, where ~ill continue my practice. Dr. Cora B. Eble.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

Peoples Laundry are making a spe- eiaIty of rough dry laundry. Give us . trial.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

amended buf tHe e-lnug Tau mai"riIE has k.ut tU, uaa- fE,. intact s~ it ,d me frpm tN, Il"1~,. Hu when the same l~ ul,.-,rI.L fH' Ir's Id"n' today it iS expected 10 l.sIIfs him that hi- wish l- tar u..H... ''., ntainritN "T senators
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

Just the thing for that outgoing friend. a basket of Mumm's extra dry. Seward Coml Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
Senate Passes Reciprocity Bill.

Senate Passes ec,proc,ty Bill.
 WASHINGTON. July 22. 3.3o r m -. The Eecpir",itN Eil passed the S nat. th.- morning tt n. 90 bN vote "t l@ Co -, Nithnuj amendment. can u"t a,."u" a law until next Wednes- day Details latcr. Congress adjourned rpdaE uu'I next "Wednesday when Hou>" will take up Reciprocity measure
 Wrapping paper for sale cheap at the Nugget Office.
 Mining and Dredging Edition Of th. Daily Nugget will be issued oe:. I.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
PROMINENT HOTEL
 MANAGER SUICIDES

here at Atlantic City and was con sidered a rather quiet fellow but took daily exercise going in bathing at least once a day and spending much time on the long stretch of beach along the sea shore which has made this resort famous.
 Before coming east James Dunn was manager of the St. Francis Hotel in san Francisco, the popular hotel in that city and the only first class es- tablishment after the first for sev- cral months
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

REMEMBER THE NAME. For prompt and sat,sfaet,ry laundry work call up the Peoples Laundry. Phone Main f51.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22
JOINT COMMITTEE
 GIVE UP ALASKA TRIP

the question.
 The committee which was made up of five senators and representatives notified their respective bodies this morning they had definitely decided not to visit Alaska this summer on account of the protracted session of the etxra congress and the short time they would have to get over the country and hear the complaints and wishes of the people.
 All kings of fancy job printing at the Nudoet
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

Pinsapplss. soc apises
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

SATURDAY NIGHT. Big concert, finest string band west of Solomon. Where at? Just The Northern.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-07-22

GO TO THs NoSTH POLE Bakery for the best bread and rau-y The only corres House in town
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-06-16
##MCAL AND PERSONAL

ilo' springs to spend month for
the benefit of bis health.
M. R. Armstrong, who was con.
fined to his bed last week on ac.
count Of illness, is able to be out
again.
ReY. and Mrs. w. J. LEROY
took : crowd of young people and
went mp the river on a fishing ex.
pedFtlon yesterday.
August 4th and 5th will be big
days With Wade James Camp No.
44o' y. 0. W, Don't forget the
date.
Mrs.R. N. Schoonover has been
absent rom her post of duty In the
Star Heald Office a day or two this
week O account of the ILLNESS of
her lltte daughter, Eugenia.
Mrs.Dr Ed Hughes of Walnut
Ridgel visiting relatives il Poca-
hontas
RevW. J. Leroy is enjoying
visit Tbs week from his brother,
Frank .eRoy, of Rnobel.
Joe s. Decker went over to
RayenSn Springs Tuesday after
his wifi who has been visiting rel
aiiyes here.
l93 QbSopronia Kibler aud Mrs.
Ter t,latfassss s4s5s@s sssa.
Yf8aay.
fl$t twenty-five Pocabontas
pdpleleft yesterday for, different
pdntsto spend day or two fish
ny. If this action on their part
dqf bring rain we are in for
dHtb, sure enough.
H5eodore Rice, J. w. Rice,
Emett Marshall and Jos. T. Lady
ma composed a party that went up
tore Carter place yesterday on a
fslng expedition. They will
proably be gone until Sunday.
lrs. w. D. Ward is enjoying
a Wit from an uncle, who lives in
Grne county.
by. j. A. Wheetley of Datto
pasd through Pocahontas Monday
enrIte to Little Rock to attend
the uarterly meeting of the board
of te Baptist state convention.
L, J. M. Spikes of Manson was
n bcahontas Wednesday.
Ppf. w. K. Downs, principal
# te 0uachita Maynard Academy
vaan the city Wednesday.
Fey. w. j. Leroy was called to
'orla Wednesday to see an old
REG, who was reported to be very
Behie Stephens of Lorine and
,utl Lacey Of Foster were in town
n nsiness Wednesday.
Mrs.. H. L. Throgmorton and
vOchlldren left Tuesday afternoon
DrPine Bluff to visit relatives a
Vdays.
Mrs. Kathrine Cate, who conduct
millinery business in Pocabon-
two years ago, has been appoint
postmistress at Walnut Ridge.
Sam Bowman and Bob Stack
use are going to give a big two
ys celebration at Walnut Ridge
day and tomorrow, June l6 and
We are requested to announce
At Eds. K. 7. and A. J. Lincoln
j begin a protracted meeting at I
ggers the I'd Sunday in July. !
cordially invited to at
d and assist IN the work.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-06-16
CUPID STILL BUSY
AT OLD TRICKS

Maynard, Ark, June 18th, 1911.
Sunday evening at o'clock oc-
Cured very pretty wedding at the
home of Rev. ID. A. Presley, where
Mr.. Robert E. Spencer and Miss
Blanche Pharr were made man
and wife by the magic vows they
took upon themselves.
This was one of the most com
plete surprise weddings as these
young people had kept their inten
tions from even their closest
friends. A few who lived near
Bro. Presley's thought something
was up" and made a rush for his
home arriving just in time to see
the young people made one.
Mr.. Spencer and Miss Pbarr are
two of Maynard's most popular
society people and have a host of
friends who join with me in ex-
tending congratulations and hearty
wishes for long and happy life.
A FRIEND.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-06-16
ENTERTAINMENT BY
HOME MISSION LADIES

The ladies of the Womans' Home
Mission Society of the Methodist
church gave a nice entertainment at
the pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben A. Brown Tuesday evening.
enjoyed the occasion very much.
An excellent program had been ar
ranged and was beautifully render
ed by members of the young ladies
Sunday school class.
At the proper hour delicious re-
freshments were served after which
the guests departed for their respec-
tive homes feeling that they had
indeed been royalty entertained by
the Home Mission ladies.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-06-16
TWO LECTURES
BY PROF. BR0UGH

DR.. .Brough, professor of Econom.
les of the State University, de.
livered two lectures at the Method
ist church here last Sunday. A
very large audience greeted him on
each occasion and listened with rapt
attention to his beautiful discourses.
The subject at the morning service
was, "We study but to Serve" and
was based on I'd Tim. 2:l5. The
evening subject was, "Modern Sir
Galihad :" In this lecture Prof.
Brough took the life of St. Paul as
an example and from 1t delivered
most eloquent lecture, full of logic
and sound reasoning. He speaks
with ease and his manner of delivery
is such as to make his remarks very
effective with his hearers.
From here Pref. Brough went
to points in Missouri where he was
billed to deliver a series of lectures.