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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
STRIKE A DREAM
SAYS HUNING
Secretary Of Electrical Com.
pany Says Employe Quit
Work on New Theater Be.
cause OF Misunderstanding

... -u.,1llei strike of cleo.
.D..t.. uu .Ht new crystal
Nuiel d. being ore. "d ON
-U..HH fH... u.HI silver avenue is
... H..p H alt was the statement
mUI, Hy AWo b. HunIng. secretary
col fH, Nasb Electrical company. one
OBJ. whose men quit work on the the.
af-f l1s might because non.union
HluuND. Ngs l' work There also
N Huu.r- said that the Young
Wan Rls no. HvaTc of the exact facts
OFF boz .uafioH. which include o two.
rcD.s truce between the plumbers
arI .ae other building trades. ar.
Isusel bt the Industrial exchange.
Which vas recently ORGANIZED here lf
hoped that within the fourteen
rl. respite $50 obtained. durius
which DE strict lines AGAINST the uou
Hui0l plumbers hitherto maintained
a.r abandoned, the plumbers strike
n|N boz settled
The statement made hy NJ Huning
i0. The Nash company is as follows.
The article appearing In the Even.
.ng Herald on July 20 stating that the
electrical WORKERS at the Crystal the.
ucr had gone on q strike was not
stated exactly as The facts are. due
to IN error on tho par, or the Young
man who quit working
There were pnlt u few mon work.
ing on his installation ana the young
man who stopped was not Informed
that there had been time OF truce dc
clared on this worK and that he had
200 official authority 10 quit work
Everything rs satisfactory az prcsen,
aud ali electrical workers are hack al
WUrk
The Article appearing might lead
those not conyersant with the facts
tu Infer that the Nash Electrical Co
had strike on their hands. which rs
nui the fact
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

dirt Goo tb. same duty as tho one eV-
p.us.ts wools. with q hr.nk1nc ~
som. lUruty per cent
Passing now on tho proposed du-
r,s un intermediate su1 finished
products, tH. pruoiu'. underlying
them 3d. that 'u alI ease. .umpensn-
ting duty equivalent i1 iH. duty ON
raw wool shall boz imposed iu addi-
run 600 o. protective dut, which is TO
cover tl. difference u 'n. cost oi
production $50 home and abroad In tho
manufactured article
Senator lu Toilette said that The
proposed amend uents COL duties oi
m9nung ures of WOOL would result 10
la reduction from 80 per cent nd
Nalorcm under The prescott law to-
lGO2 pDr cent on more JhW ai ~ per
cent ad vaiutom and mulU ihda 81
per cen below tho present rate The
chnus, tor the Woul schedule as %
whole would represent a reduction
from 3u average ad yIloIcm ul VII
per cent under the present law to
aG1I pen cent on a reduction ui -j ~
per cent ad yalufom ANA more Than
% Dor cen, below ne present rate 4
speaking ot the effect these reduc-
tions would have upon the revenue
the speaker said
a reduction OF duty may result no
an increase of Importation which Will
not only offset the reduction m rate.
mt bring u larger revenue than
the Oil higher rate did q course
This Us not always the case, since the
manufactures should reduce theft
price 100 the consumer ana thereby
prevent increased impurtations from
abroad What usually happens ana
vha. would probably happen d! the
proposed amendments we're adopted
would Dee a combination of both con.
diuous and Il Is impossible TO tell
what The ultimate effect anon Che Jcvc.
uuo would De-
"it is matter OF CuWmun huoWl'
cdec Go all who nave travelled abIund
g. well as 10 those vino have studied
the conditions in business that wooden
goods are sold in this country gener.
ally at double the price lt which .aey
can bo purchased in England This
would justify the assumption that 'ho
duJl enters FULLY into ,he price To- tho
consumer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
la TolIcttc', Spracl,.

Washington, July g1-lu Offering
amendments PROPOSING reductions in
lh' duties ON wooden goods. senator
LIT Toilette ul Wisconsin. 300 speech
before the senate today took the po-
sition that these reductions. f adopt
cd would compensate the farmers at
least in part tor a., LOSSES they VIII
suncr as Is result oi free Trade n ng-
riculturol products with canada.
They win, the speaker continued.
'In some measure. relieve AN of the
people OF the United states who have
been made 60 pay tribute 90 the wool
IN trusts, long thc pampcrcd favor
tie of thr tarln law Two wears ago
az tho time We were considering tho
present tarin act, which lou schedule
j. practically unchanged. proposed
certain amendments.
THESE amendments ! haNc modl-
f0f ana 0tfrr 49, an Amendment 20
the p,nding bui ! believe that tho
dutir, proposed by nae nn mauufac-
tutod wooden cloth are greulor than
are necessary 10 protect American
manufacturers from European COM
petition However, hearing m mind
that this 3, bat a temporary measure
tn b" followed. us I hope, hv more
thoruugh going revision ana with the
purpOs. of meeting The views of q
majority of the senate Co the .ud that
some reduction may be- promptly see
cured, { shall otter for present con-
sidoratlun changes lea the wooden
schedule.
"rnr effect of the amendments 90
schedule s. which I now propose are
os follows.
'Duiy ON clothinE woods 40 per
cent. carpet woods. 10 per cont; tops,
a. per cent yarn, go per cent car-
pets. 30 per cent. on clothes Hnd all
other manufacturers composed entire
ly of wool or having wool as me COM
potent material pt CHIEF value, go per
cent
The prs sent average duty on raw
wool s shown by the report on com
mcrce aud navigation OF tho bureau
of statistics for 1910 is fraction less
than O. per cent In proposing duty
on 40 per cent advaierom. ! take no
wide departure from the duties paid
today on raw woods on TIE average.
II viii DO away however. with tho
gross inequalities and determinations
undcr which the usors of the cheaper
woods. which go to make up tho poor
mans clothing. have no labor under
the present aner .nc duties
"A straight advt!orom duty Of 90
per cent win do away with prohih-
1.-Two rates ana VIII reduce the rates
on woods which manufacturers Of
wooden GOODS need today for tho pur-
pose of hlcnd!aF with our own woods
''Fhe ad yalorem duty will also do
away with the prescott injustice OF
subioctinR woods that contain three
fourths OF their weight in grease and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
NEW YORK BROKER
MURDERED BY
BURGLARS
William Henry Jackson Found
Dead on Floor Of Bedroom
Killed When Effort 10
Chloroform Him Failed.
IN, r,sn,us uera,d :. p. Asa.ea wire,


N.n Yurf july Murdered. Ip.
mr,nu, %, uIrF.ort william Honr
JACKSON H,U EuuHu Wall street
broker 90 years uld. HHs found dead
uu th, floor ,f uIs bedroom today CO.,
OBJ. iHf.I IrHHuuI. Tn. bod. r1s
covered with Wuiers There wac e.
Auuud over Do, right ,,. ANA finger
marks CON- th, throat uul arms
vuap cloth aus stuffed boo th, mouth
u. , gag
The d.3d mW palnmu aud the
whole ruum bore evidence ui o. t.rri.
ulr struggle. lu iNy bath room pf na
suite NIs found BOTH, containing
traces of .hloroiorm Th, packets of
Dis trousers Asrs turned Inside out
hut his trJuk ANA bureau drawers mad
not been touched
The police beiicy, that au attempt
had been made tu .ujufpuru Mr.
Jackson Hs b, .Iyut ana that hc
nwoko and mndo nsnt before he
WIS overcome. Apparently tho mur-
d'rofs were frightened bsluJ. they
had time 90 rifl, do. room unless. us
one theory Is tine, were nor nrdinnr,
thieves aud entered the room to get
some particular paper 90 article.
Detectives have tuk,p prints of
bloody finger marks found iu teo bath
room Jackson Was % uushicr fur CO.,
trv OF Van srhairk ANA company
whore hu had been employed fYi NOR,
than 500 years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
STREET GAR GOES
OFF TRACK IN
HIGHLANDS
Wall of Water Comes Down
Iron Avenue and Tears Out
Big Chunk Of Edith Street
At Intersection.

That part % the Highlands In the
vicinity OF the intersection Of Edith
street and iron avenue is pretty much
OF "A lake this afternoon. a big wall
90 water cam, down the arroyo from
the hills ths afternoon and tore into
iron avenue ~ Edith street and
Iron. the water pulled OF n big chunk
Of earth and softened the street car
traca 90 such ln extent that when a
trolley car came along It went into
the mud. 4 helper car was sent 20
the scene OF the accident aud the ear
WIS replaced on the rails.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
SENSATIONS LACKING IN
LORIMER CASE TODAY


Washington. Jul. 25.-A new line
Of investigation H.s begun today bee
fore ia, senate Lorimcr committee
when Hcrsch,u - HolstiaW son Of
state senator -. W. iIolstlaw of tho
Illinois legislator. mat elected senator
Lorimrr took thg witness stand. lt
was senator Holstlaw who confessed
10 receiving S2.50o aud 5000 from
senator Broderick AFTER the Lorimer
olcctiou-For what purpose hc was
not sure. hr testified at the FIRST Lor-
inner hearing.
Tho son was assistant cashier IN
his fathers bank al luKG, Ills, In
1903 Hr Identified deposit slip
which hc said was In his father
handwriting. shaving deposit oi
s.. 500 iu tuv Hulstlaw bank ON June
as. 1909. to the credit of D. W. Hoist
law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
Kansas CIV livestock,

Kansas Citf. lulv 20 Caulo re
Cyipts 5000 Market steady to st.ons
Native steers St15H1.21. southern
steers Si2JHGOU. southern COWS and
hciicrs 50 U00 $50. native COWS and
heilers S27jd 200; atockCrs and feed
cgs S325N I.i0, bulls s32J01.2j.
calves 81 nUN 90; western steers
SIGOffG25. western COWS S3.O0H5 90
Hog receipts 5000 Market to iUc
higher. Bulk OF sales ST. GuDi Il 80.
heavy SGSoWG9U; packers and butch
ers SC75uGN5; lights SG600GN5
sheep receipts 5000 Market steady
Muttons s315N %. lambs Sj.50M
57i; ted wclhers ana ycanmss So.
assn. fed western ewes s. 50M ( 90
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
C0MAISSARY AGENT
CONTINUED from Page ouel


should regain his sensew. A gold
watch and eighteen dollars IN money
werc on table IN plain sight In the
car but vcrs not Disturbed So far
as known, nothing Of value was taken
tiom the CAR e .s presumed that
ths rohher, or robhrrs. after they. had
attacked Phipps. became frightened
and gave up any further attempt 90
accomplish their original purpose.
Ralph Probert. q santa Fe detec-
tive. acting under orders from chief
scIyy, lrn on the California Limited
ui 1880 to-day Tor suwanoe and will
make rigid investigation into the
affair. The limited was stopped at
Suwauac 10 Jet Probert on By special
instructions from Superintendent
Gibson OF the Albuquerque division OF
the coast lines
phipps friends are a. a loss 10 ac-
count for the terrible tragedy. Phipps'
record and character are splendid ana
"a is certainty that no one would
make an attack upon him In a spirit
on revenge.
The Holmes supply company BY
which Phipps was employed has the
contract for furnishing supplies 70 the
section gangs on the coast lines and
ma nialns a branch Office ana agent
In Aibuquerques IL head office heiae
ia Los Angeles.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
COURT NEWS.

\ suit Tor divorce Was filed from
Mckinley county today In the office
OF the district court clerk The plain
mr. rs Edna Grace Tinker. and the
defendant is John ! Tinker OF Taos
The plaintiff resides In Gallup. The
couple were married IN Flagstaff in
ISIS and there are three children.
Bon 49, Nclic f.. aud Nathaniel c..
Tinker. ranging from is down 20 II
years ut age. Alimouy of $40 q
month Is asked until such time as the
Youngest child b. tG years old. The
alleged Abandonment took place ln
February last year
sui, for Foreclosure.
Suit was today filed by NJ Helena
Leonard and George $. Kiock az trus-
tee versus Martin Ryan, Tor the fore
closure ~ q trust deed TO some lots
30 tho city given as security for a
note OF $4,000 about year aud a
hait ago.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

feeders 81 o0d5to. COWS ana hoifcrs
b. luU % S.. calves Sa.JUHNuO.
uugs i6.UuO Market lc higher
LebD s6GUu11O. mixed 81 Goa ,.l0.
hcatt 81 ,2U %. rough SG3O1f
tl1. eou3 to choice heavy SGJ5m
5o1 ~. pigs S. loHG7o. bulk ST sales
$1,000 uu
Sheen I 600 Market slow native
{2aOn l25. western g. 5uG l2j, year.
lIngs S. gUHj2j. lambs native $50
u1I1. western $500 12j.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
LA TOILETTE

5000. un Ib, umI nn-tB, "f tno .om-
HuwI.. nU uI.H.
For uHe H.H U.pyuU.ar- Bourne.
DH.suu. HrJua. kuu Brown N'.
HnstH. Dapu uud \olsuu Minnesota.
crawford South bakutu. 'uWwina
land k,uNuu. town. Guuu1 aud Nu.
cump.r Norh uHE.a. luF0h.t',.
Wisconsin rouU.,t.. Ws-UIusIou.
Works. california
r.. OBJ, HHU Democrat. BACON.
Georgia. Babies, ToN1. Elukb,ad
auI Iohu.,u, Alabama Uuuu aud
Fletcher FIaudy Chamberlain ore
gHu DhI,tuu and Watson N.Ht Wiz
auia .lrt and ul.- Arkansas.
F,.,nt ana Thornton Luus.auu Gore
and owen. okuHuuu Hitchcock.
N,btnskl Johnson. Maine E0.u Iud
~ut,Ict. Iodaua. Nartm ana sim
mons Virginia MARITIME. >cN Jersey
Nt,s. Montana NoNlauIs N,sada
DGomun Sew york. D,,uuan and
simmons. South Carolina FAINTER.
kutuaK, pomrr,ur. ohio. Reed aud
STONE. Missouri smith Maryland
smith south carolina Taylor Ten
ucs.r,3 Williams. Mississippi
Against the ull Republicans
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
SLAUGHTER or SEALS
| BLAMED ON MAGE l
| Az I1veutuu IIeraid A. ~ Leased Wire !

Washington, July 2I-Dr VIM
liornaday. director of the New YORK
geological park declared today before
a house investigating committee tha'
Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
Nagcl was practically responsible lol
the slaughter OF Young seals unde.
legal age ON The pribilof Islands 10
said no distinction had been made az
To sex an age iu the seal slaughter
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
EAILEN RESIGNS FROM
ELECTIONS COMMITTEE,

Washington, July 21.--B,cause he
docs not believe in the senotc's METH
ud of taking testimony ln inVestisa-
ton. Senator Boiloy today resigned
from tn, committee on privileges and
elections Tie made no explanation
20 the senate ana The destination was
nrccptcd without comment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
FARMERS EREE LIST
BIIL BEFORE SENATE

Washington, July 21.-rhe farmers
tree Iist bin WAS laid before the sem
ate by senator p,nrusc today ANA
was made the unfinished business,
senator Hristow of, kansas mnounr-
ed D., would OTTER amendment 10 Il
90 Dee voted ON tomorrow. Tho final
vote on tao bin win occur Tuesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
UNDERWOOD COTTON
REVISION REPORTED

Washington July 21.-Th, Under
wood cotton revision bin was reported
to the huu,s today by chairman TN
d,rwoud ot th. Ways and Means COM
mltjcc but debate was postponed untl
tomorrow Co permit tn republicans
to me minority report from the
committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

Liverpool Iulv 20 clio ing cotton
SPOT good business done. prices i5H
10 points Mabcr American mutliul
iaif S1G2, GOOD middlina sIg n.d.
ding S1u2. low middling SiN2. good
ordinary stlt. ordinary sG&I
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
- York siocks.

Now York. July 20 Cloeo.
NW8la4WW,d copper -, ,.>
Sugar IlN ~
Nfch. som l1a
tIDr northern preferred l't u.s.
Sew lort Central lOt o.
Northern Pacific l31 IS.
Roldul 1853
Southern Pacific l2l Is.
Union Pacific ISIS o..
O. S = TO-
. Is IS, uolcIrcd iIg % uid.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
PRESIDENTS CONGRATULATIONS

IN promising tO open tho ground
breaking ceremonies of the Panama.
California exposition, President Taft
told Director General u. G. Collier
that he congratulated san Diego ON
iis enterprise and he added that ho
was taking an especial Interest in the
exposition because of the demonstra
ton u would make of irrigation. rec
la;natiOn and fOrestaiion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

Gouiy and grlmly humorous old
gentleman wires 20 his doctor.
Doctors wife (readins telegram
IL you are interested In pretty
fonf ana ankle come over this even.
ing.--Lond0n Punch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

Chicago July % clos.
Wheat Sept So 81. Dec ~ o.
Corn Sept C3 3.Nml.e. Dec ~ Us
Hti DO
oats Sept iU 80. Dec i3 l.'H5.N.
por. Sep. 5000. Jan 1853,
IarU.. Sept SNG2 -2UNGJ. Jan
S..
Ribs Sept sN72 l2uN1l. lun
e. 200 I.'uNgi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
Wool Market.

81 lGula July g. Wool wnchaug
90 Territory and western medium
l1Hl9c lne mediums lGuI1 r1.
fine lIMlt a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27
Chicaro Livestnck

Chicago. Iulv ~ Cattle 5O0u Mar.
Eot steady 10 strong Beoves SalGn
T2i: Texas steers 81 i0@G10, west
crR steers SiuGGiG lu. stuckCrs ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

Now York lulv e1-Coton spo
closed steady 90 points lower MID
ClIu. uulauds $3.50. uiddlua gull
Sl'15. Sales 100 bales
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

THESH LOBSTER VI TuF SNN
IBSE NAIikII PIE POUND SOC.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

ST. 0ui-. July 20 Spcltor srole
s5.65Ha5o
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-27

TRESn LOBSTER AZ THE SAN
JOSE MlAilkIgT PER POUND soc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-06
EXECUTIVE BOARD
 TAXES NO HAND
In the Attempted Removal of Mem- Der of the Board of Trustees of the
 J0neSb0rO Agricultural School

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 5.-The exe- cutive board of the Farmers Union of Arkansas is taking no hand in the removal, or attempted removal of a the Agricultural College at Jonesboro, though during the session of this board in, Little Rock Wednesday, the matter was taken up and discussed at length with Governor Donaghey and the off eial urged to make an in- vestigation. The board took no stand for either side i'll the matter, though Former Secretary Dickinson, was present, and he WAS engaged in the controversy when it first started The members simply asked Gov. DonaShcy to investigate whether or hot the ad visory board was necessary, and to see if the members of the board were working in harmony. They state it was possible the objectionable mem- bers of the board were working to the best interests of the school, in which case there could be no cause for removal The Board stated har- mony was necessary in the school however, and it was evident there was a lack of harmony now, and this should be righted for the best inter- eSts of the school
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-06
TO TAKE INVOICE
 AT STATE FARM
Penitentiary Board Did Not Take Ac- tion On Sale of Timber on State Land, For Which Offer Was Made By Judge James
 Gould.

Little Rock. Ark, Jan. 5.-At meeting of the state Penitentiary Board Thursday afternoon, a resolu- ton was adopted sending Penitentiary Clerk Adam Clark to the State Farm for the purpose of taking an invoice of evtrything on the farm, as well as opening set of books there by which the penitentiary office could keep daily check on the affairs of the farm. Clerk Clark is suffering With fever at the present t,me and will not be able to go to the farm until next week. The board had up a proposi- tion for the disposal of about S,000,oO0 feet of timber standing on the farm, but as Governor Donaghey was un- able to be present, this matter was deferred until January II. This is a transact'on involving about s25 1000 and the other members of the board wanted Governor Donaghey to pass upon it with them.
 Judge James Gould. of Pine Bluff, made the offer for the timber on the State Farm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-06

Cocaine which dulls the nerves never yet cured Nasal Catarrh, The leavy feeling in the forehead, the stuffed LID sensation and the Watery discharge from eyes and nose, along with all the other miseries attending the disease, are put to rout by Ely>s Cream Balm. Smell and taste are restored, breathing is made normal. Until you try this remedy, you can form no idea of the good it will do you. Is applied directly to the sore spot. All druggists, soc. Mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren street, New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-06
THE LLOYD GROCERY co.

pr Junius Jordan, who has been quite sick for several days, was i'm proved yesterday.
 Pocket knives, scissors and Safe- ty Razors make useful Holiday pres ents. We have plenty of them-Fox Bros. Hdw. Go.
 -4Since vice Postmaster G. T. Cald- we'll res .gned at Double Wells post office, this county, N. A. Gray has been appointed postmaster
 We have few Heating Stoves and Base Burners that we are max Ing a special price. If you need q heater now is the time to buy as Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go.
 -E. c. Strube, a former resident of this city, but who for three years has been connected with the Cargill Lum- Der Company in Mexico, has returned here to make his home. He was for merly connected with the Sawyer and Austin Lumber Company and is again associated with that company.
 LOST-Boston bull terrier dog. Col den brindle and white Half white collar. Kinked tail Engraved col lar. Return to N. A. Waldron 1921 West Second avenue and receive re- ward.
 --Watson's Collie Medico cures collie in horses and mules, $1.0o, guaran- teed. Sold by Bedell's Pharmacy.
 Ct. UOST-A SILVER PIN MIRROR,
 with initials, ''E J. s. engraved
 on back, between the Temple and
 $. A. Rosenberg's. Return to
 Graphic and receive reward.
 Harry Nelson, the 12 year old son of Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Nelson who was accidently shot and serious ly Wounded by his father several days ago while out hunting, continues to improve at the Davis Hospital and is now out of danger.
 Clifton Gammill the young daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. G. H. Gammill, sustained painful cut yesterday morning at the H gh School. The young lady started through glass door in the basement of the school, when the door struck her in the face, inflicting an ugly cut on her head She was Testing easy last night.
 R. w. Lane has withdrawn from the contracting firm of Lane x Nit ehell, with which he has been asso- ciated for a number of years, and has accepted an offer as manager of the Bastrop Lumber Company at Bastrop, La. Mir. Lane has been in the con tracting business in this city for a long time His new position will be the management of large and grow ing concern.