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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
CHANGES SITE OF SCHOOL
Protest AsInst Location of Negro Uni.
a..-sz2s~-xsrf& Headed by Trustee.
Western Spaper Union New. s.r,,,.

",..e'" epaper Union News Service.
na'oa Huge, lathe executive
com =, the Board of Trustees
Oh OIL the sou'ern University, the Louisi.
qua schoi .or negroes, decided to
.uanse 'ne tcation of the school from
'no saa,.erplace, four miles north.
eos. .as' ol 'hs city, to Scotland planta.
1 omneaoy the estate of the late
lug l. D. ernan, and north of Baton
t t"ase on 9 river front. The place
100 'ne ger on the west, has q
s GO. 50 swami on the north and the
o'anaaro w liant south, and is off the
p pa0,o foaa' ! is considered that there
, you W. no Vad complaint against the
w., Oh g school on this planta,
, ,,a' ana Il 'ae chool will open here on |
s W D. ~ Shaffer site was aban.
oecaus Of protest.
]. s. CLARK for q numhor -. ,,
president Of lie Baton pouao ro 49,,
Wa made president. The
.. l u'..oa 0lined includes work in
,o,l niela fricultural work and an
y uartment will provide for
,ooa u.,on narlthmetic, history and
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
.FLAGG|NG RULES
WERE AMENDED.
IMPORTANT CHANGES ANNOYING.
Ed BY THE STATE RAIL
ROAD COMMISSION
ORDERS ON BLOCK SIGNALS
T. q M. V. Required to Block Its lins
between kenner junction and
Baton Rouge.
western Newspaper Union News Service

| A't"spdpef Union News Service
Baton Rouge, lathe Louisiana
haliroad Commission issued a formal
order amending its general hlock s;o.
i'ai oroer' requiring the Yazoo and
mississippi VALLEY Railroad to block
It's line between Kenner Junction and
BATON Rouge, distance of 50 miles
during the year 1914. The original or.
ger provided for the installation of %
miles of block signals by the u,ino;e
Deh'rai, the Texas and Pacific and the
fazoo and Mississippi Valley. If the
ehtlre valley line from Kenner Juno
'lon to North Baton Rouge is blocked
"lthln one year the Illinois Central
ana fazoo and Mississippi Valley ara
exempt from putting in additional
oiocks for period of four years. The
order with reference to the Texas and
Pacific stands.
Inc general tagging rules with ref
erence to the throwing off of a red
lusee when the speed of a train ia
checked was amended, eliminating the
word red" before "fusee" and allow
Ing the train operator to throw fusee
otner than red the idea of the roads
being that red" fusee should only be
thrown in time of great danger.
with this amendment the tagging
rules are accepted by the Illinois Cen.
trai and Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
railroads.: The recent fine Of $500
against the yazoo and Mississippi Val.
10Y was rescinded in view of the ar.
.eplance OF the tagging rules and the
OF block signals on the
ia 1azoo and Mississippi Valley during
the current year.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
BE]RN|CE CITIZEN
YIELDS TO DESPAIR
SUICIDE OF GEO w uooa
LOWS A PRorRAcrEo
ILLNESS.
WAS PROMINENT CAPITALIST
"'e o 'm. OF Room Only Few Minute.
VINE" She Heard Report
Of Pistol.
Western Newspaper Union No

'e' Union News Service
n1'nl.e' a.-George W. Moore
local capitalist, formerly nromi e -
o nese e, ;,,a, and planter of Shiloh, La.
committed suicide Saturday in his hon. a
mere. . Mr.. Moore had long been a suf.
reaer IRON ae cancer, undergoing a Sc.
, , , operation in New Orleans in
June ~ . 49, 1t is thought that despair
OF getting we'll led to the decd p uis
liieius !, knew of his affliction, but
seeing MIN about town often. never
bras hins shf' th he would use means
1t is said that Mrs. Moore bod hoor
absent from the room of her husband neud
several minutes when the report of a
gun was heard Returning immedi-
a'eiy 70 'ne room, she was confronted
' oy the O0dy of her dead husband,
whlcn presented CHASTITY sight as it
lay collapsed and almost headless.
The walls and ceiling of the room
were bapattered with blood and
brains. ami fragments of the skull law
over the aoor. Beside the BODY Law
the shotgn that was used. One bar.
tel was eapty; the other loaded and
cooked.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
COTTON CORPORATION ROW
Stockholders Oenounce Bankruptcy
Proceedings as Conspiracy.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Dallas, Tex.-Stockholders Of the
Southern States Cotton Corporation,
following the institution of voluntary
bankruptcy proceedings by claimants
of various sums, passed resolutions
in which they "denounce the action as
a conspiracy, founded on malice and
meanness and without the least basis
in fact for such proceeding" 1t was
said 2,641 out of 3,270 shares of stock
were represented. ]. S. Corley, vice
president and general manager has
resigned.
The bankruptcy petition alleged GER
tain sums, the largest being s1,4OO,
were due the four petitioners, as part
of the purchase price of cotton sold
the corporation, which was formed to
hold cotton for uniform price of Is
cents per pound.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
louISIAMCoRN SHOW FINE
% o"e OF 'ne'eatures Of the National
'0'" exhit at Dallas Texas.

Western Newsp,r Union Now. s..,
Baton Roa, La.-1ouis;ono.. oo
display is Oh of tbe foat,sas 'oll
National Cor Show at naI,as T W III.
~ y a..;,. % S. Richardson, director
S 9. as' 1 Ivui'al' extension work of the
state Univeny.
=, .o, s4ana tate University is one
~ ~. as.icuural institutions out Of
wv an '.y,.oultates represented, hav.
".r S 81 IAniou said Mr.. Richardson.
o,,, 4e .An a ent over by the agri-
uo,,.,.. ueparle nt Of the State Uni.
$3.50 ,en s..' anu = experiment station
,o.a, WV olhe units of space al
$500 ~ EXITS of agricultural in
49, oa !nLouisiana display was
sAe .enter or araction among the in.
stitutional EXITS. The most axtan
sive display u that ~ ,ha 11n;.aa
' Departnnt of Agriculture.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
GEORGE W. and REAL ESTATE
Oebaters Reminded That He Owned
None In city Of Washington.

Western Newspapr Union News Service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SissOr
Of Mississippi, Democrat, was cues
tioning the ropriety of property own
ing in the capital by representatives in
Congress and others having to do with
legislation relating to taxation OF
Washington real estate when Repub]i.
can leader Mann asked if the Missis.
sippian "neant to cas- any reflection
on the father of his country" who
owned a great deal d land in Wash.
ington.
II do not believe ie father of our
cour,ry-' Mr.. Sissol began when Mir.
Mann interjected:
HE did the idental thing that the
gentleman condemn
AT that time heias not a member
OF Congress" replie Mr.. Sissol. "He
never was memH of either branch
OF Congress-"
MIR. Mann repliS that nevertheless
washington as pYdent had the veto
COVER over confessional legislation,
81 do not belly, if what you say
abort it is truefeplied Mr.. sisson
that it is to thfredit of the father
OF our country he was interested
in Geyelopmentf real estate hoo.
Il think it Every much to his
credit" said Mann, that when
the capitol waocated here J., en-.
deavored to daop it instead of on.
posing it."
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
ON DRAINAGE COMMISSION
4U,0OO Acres to Be Reclaimed und.r
Lafourche Basis. Plan.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Monroe, Lar. S. Gibson, manager
OF the Roeuff River Levee and Lumber
company of Bosco, has been named
member of the Lafourche Basin Drain.
age Commission, from. Ouachita Par
ism. Mr.. Gibson will represent the
lumber and timber interests. The
commission will consist of,'five mem.
oers, one each from Ouachita, More.
house and Richland and two appointed
by the governor. The hackers of the
movement plan to make the commits.
sion include two planters, one lumber
man, banker and a professional man
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
VILLA EXECUTES
BRITISH SUBJECT
SUMMARY DEED BY REBEL GEN.
ERAL MAY FORCE CRISIS IN
MEXICAN WAR,
MAY MEAN INTERVENTION
Io'o'slooded and Heartless Assassina.
ton Most Bitterly Condemned
by Citizens of Ell Paso.
western Newspaper Union News Service

western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington.-The summary evao,
uon OF William S. Benton, of Chibus
noa, a subject of Great Britain. hv
Flrlng squad, upon order of Gen. villa
~ Juarez, has aroused a storm tha,
quay bring about a crisis in Nexicar
"falrs, and in some ouartars II &c
Pfedlcted that it may lead to inter
Sention.
Sir Cecil spring-Rice, British ambas
.@aor' conferred with Secretary Bryan
"Dout 1t; President Wilson and his
caD1net discussed it briefly and the
state Department ordered a tborougb
investigation by consul representa-.
tsVes on the border.
Government officials say that for
tne first time since the present revo-
ntlon began year ago. the general
warning from the United States gov.
srnment to Mexican factions to pro.
.e'' foreigners went unheeded, though
.nere is every evidence to show that
pom the British ambassador and the
o'ate Department were advised too
iate of Benton's impending fate to in.
eercede specifically for him. The news
shocked officials who had come to be-
iieVeo that General Villa fully realiz-
90 the position of the American gov.
sEnment in regard to the protection
OF foreigners In Mexico, particularly |
n the north of that country.
Ell Paso, Tex, storm of indiena.
tsoia broke along the border when it
became known that William s. Ben.
ton, British subject and wealthy land
holder in Mexico, had been executed
by rebels in Juarez after he had made
protest to General Francisco Villa
about alleged depredatons of the Con.
stitutionalists. A mass meeting was
held and resolutions were adopted
censuring the State Department at
Washington for its alleged suppress
S~S1 VI thC Sohouidl lCpOlL VI Tile bcil.
ton case and calling on Congress to
demand from the Department of State
a full record of alleged crimes and
outrages against foreigners in Mexico.
The meeting came as the climax of
q day of excitement caused by news
OF the death of Benton.
Mexico City.-The execution of VIII.
liam Benton, British subject, by the
Constitutionalists in Juarez, has re.
viyed the fear by government sup.
porters that the United States will be
forced by Great Britain to take some
action that easily might become in
PREVENTION.
Since revolutionary conditions &C.
sumed serious proportions three years
ago, there have been killed in various
parts of the country about $50 Ameri-
cans, including participants on both
sides of the revolution. However,
there are on record the deaths of only
four Englishmen, including Benton.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
Memphis is Going Dry.

Memphis, Tenn.-Nothing less than
making Memphis as dry as the desert
of Sahara, SO far as the public sale OF
Iiouor is concerned, will be tolerated
nv Governor B. w. Hooper. The gov
ernor approved ali the actions of the
attorney general toward the enforce
ment of the nuisance law on March l
and promised every support the Off.
cial machinery of the state could fur
nish to close every saloon and red
light resort in Memphis and keep
them closed.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
FAMILY MIX-UP
. GETS into court
oA' J. V. 6oNNETTE WAS TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY ON suspI.
ClON OF LUNAcY.
Western Newspaper Union New. se.,,o.

i western Newspaper Union News Service -.
shreveport, LA knottv fari,,
tangle was disclosed here fo,lowin,
.ae arrest of Dr.. Jesse W. Bonnette
oa Lonoke, Ark, on complaint az n,
'.ein-iaw,' Mrs. James y. Ronnetfo
" u A naas whose husband, DR.. J
v, bonnette, Of Alexandra, was re- .
s Ssne.y paced in Jail at that place on
suspicion by members of tho fami1v ~
eelng mentally unbalanced. Mrs. .Ro NJ
ne.'e' who came hare with her 3.ve.r
Ola son, expressed suspicion that her
Df0ther-in-law' would attempt violence nee
III an effort to kidnap her child
through which he presumably wished
70 get control of certain family nron.
erty. 's pup
-, IT, Jesse W. Bonnette, after being
neld prisoner several hours wa. re
leased leased on promise to depart from
shreveport Immediately, leaving Mrs
nonnette and her. child undisturbed
onarges were made that certain enc. |
mles' names undivulged, "doped" his
orother, evidently to have his pronertv
taken away and that his brother il
sui under the drugs, influence He
says ne came here. for his brother az
hoping to persuade Mrs
0onnette to return to her sick hrs.
'ano' who, according to reports from
Alexandria, was in Jail with two train.
"a nurses attending.
DR.. J. V. Bonnette, proprietor Of the
'onnette sanitarium at Alexandra
vas examined by lunacy commission
omposed of local physicians The I
ommlttee handed it's report to Judge Il
'. F. Blackman, of the District Court '
IF. Bonnette had just returned from
lot Springs, where. it is said he went u
" treatment for an injury. received n
falling from an automobile several p
eeks ago. On his,return he was Jailed II
complaint. made by his family. His st
lie and child are in Shreveport with az
latives. y. pr
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
Bayou Lafourche Lock plan.

Napoleonnil, La.-According to let.
ter just received from Congressman
Lewis Morgan, the engineers have not
rs yet finished the plans for the Bayou
Lafourche Locks, but he says that they
will be completed in a few days. Con.
FRESHMAN Morgan says he will send a
copy of these plans to"fhe Lock AS
ISOLATION as soon ALB they are com.
rleted and also a copy of his bill
which he will introduce asking Con.
gress to make an appropriation for the
building Of these locks.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
TO RESTORE PUBLIC DOMAIN
representative 5roussard Would Civ.
BACK 10 People Certain Naval Land.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
! WashingtOn.-Representativa Rro,s
sard introduced bill in the House an.
thorlzlng the secretary of the navy ia
certify to the secretary of the interior
ior restoration to the public domain
lands in Louisiana not needed for n.
val purposes
The secretary of the interior 10 on
'hor'zed to restore to the public do.
main the whole or such portion ~
portions OF the several tracts Of lana
IN the state Of Louisiana heretofore
set apart and reserved for naval uses
as are no longer required for the p,r.
poses for which they were reserved a,
1or any purposes connected with thu
naval service.
Upon such certification the tract. y,
land shall be restored to and become
part OF the public lands of the Ivn,.
.eo states. A preference right of entrv
Tor a period of six months from tho
aateEof the act shall be given all bona
Tide settlers who are qualified to enter
under the homestead laws and have
made improvements and are now 70,
'idlng upon any agricultural lands IN
ne reservations, and for a period NJ
Tx months from the date of settle
nent, when that shall occur after
he date Of this act.
IL is provided that persons who enter
naer the homestead law shall nav for
UGH lands the value heretofore ~
GREATER determined by appraisement
OF less than the price of the land At
10 time Of the entry, and such nav.
tent may, at the option of the MIR.
laser' be made in five equal install.
e e, at times and at rates of inter.
't 10 be fixed by the secretary of the
terror. So much of the lands AZ are
ojecf to overflow shall be by the sec.
tary certified to the state Of 1or.
ANA under the swamp land Grant
is Of the United States.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
Banks Liabilities Double Aee.4s

Memphis.-Despite an actual short.
age of $1,O91,75O, creditors of tbo
wrecked Mercantile bank, will realize
about 50 cents on the dollar, accord.
ing to the report of J. L. Hutton stat
superintendent of banks. The ban,
closed its doors February 9, followin.
the announcement Of the defacation -
its president, c. Hunter Raina who
now occupies cell in the county ,ai,
Resources of the bank at the cJosa
of business February Z, were s1a,o
o77.9s, liabilities $2.5o3,s27ss.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
Yegsmen Were bisuusted.

Bayou Sara, La.-"I guess we will
lave TO- take our dose of medicine. II
READ an Inscription on a picture most
card pasted by yeggmen on the safe
III the postoffice here after they had
roooed 1t of IS in money and stamps
ana parcel post package of cigars
valued at slS. The small yield is sun.
posed to have prompted the disguised
ROBBERS to pen the sarcastic note. Two
strange men who had been in town
lor week, but since have disappeared.
are suspected.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
wanihn o's s12,ooo,ooo

ColumbP::- Attorney General Ho.
gan and fnbers of the State T Tsu
Commissi overruled the coptention ~,
Of Tax u|y John D. Fackler Of
Ohio tai y which b, would preclude . ac.
ton to fct in the neighborhood Of o,
s12,oool,o5,nn e. personal property Of
John p ekefeller in Ohio this year. ~
The qtana Tax Commission was
instruS 10 renew the fight to collie.
the RS Sin,st- millions and the power
of thd P'n'stration will support II
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
Sovereign JOSS Root Is Futo,iz.d

c,, noot Is EuIogIzed.
shreveport, THE four Shreye.
i port camps joely held public me-
W., uorial ceremors as a tribute to the
Ia lafe Joseph Cen Root, founder Of
sne "oodmenf the World. The
e, ,i.oipal speaKs were DR.. George S.
DU"'on ano Lellator David B. Sam.
ue'' MISS Jew Wallace, of Heflin,
ha' feclted "Wdmen Poem"
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27
overseersvife a suic;d.

Pointe a La lcbe Ia-Mrs M.
ert Tabony, wi NJ tho orarsoo w. ~,
.,,,.. nu Hon, near here, com.
-. ' drinking six ounces
va oo." acid Physicians reached
Tabony's act " tho rosn,. =. 49,
pondency over de.tb -, ~, ~
year-old son. d onlv child w.,
ago. "
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27

Albany, N. The vote of William
sulzer in the az session of the legis.
lature may fde who will be state
treasurer to ceed the late John J.
Kennedy. democratic legislators
decided to 1.-THE Progressives in Or.
der to preva Republican from bein,
named.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1914-02-27

bogalusa, La'-Walter Adolph, an
attorney OF New Orleans, has iust
cleared and fenced five acres of eut.
over land, and will plant paper.shsu
pecan trees,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22
st. HIlda'S Hall To Be New Name Of
POVhatan College.

St. Hilda's Hall will be the name of
new school for girls, in Charles
Town, to be conducted by Miss Maria
Pendleton Duval at present principal
of Stuart Hall school in Staunton, Va
ST Hilda's will be established under
the auspices of the Episcopal diocese
of West Virginia, and is practically
assured of a successful career from
its opening day in September, 1915
In a notice of the proposed new
school for Charles Town, the Church
News says:
Miss Duval has been connected
with Stuart Hall for years and has
been the principal since Mrs. Stuart's
resignation. During her able admins
tration she has maintained the high
standard of the school and brought
to it an enviable prestige for broad
scholarship and Christian training and
she is turning it over into other
hands with a reputation esta blished as
one of the finest collegiate schools
| in the south.
Miss Duval resigned from Stuart
Hall year ago, her resignation to
take effect in June, 1915. Her idea
was to undertake the DhilanthroDic
work in her old home. 1t was not
until October that the call came to
establish school in Charles Town.
which she was finally induced to &C
cept
"The Bishops and the Diocese Of
West Virginia are to be congratu-
lated upon securing Miss Duval to
found the school. Her broad exp r-
ence and success in training of young
girls into lives sof Christian useful
ness fit her peculiarly to und ertake
the work of the Diocese of West
Virginia and the loving interest of
her many friends throughout the
South will follow her into th;s new
field.
"St. Hilda's Hall will be fashioned
after one of the same nam in Ok
ford England. Powhatan Collc.e was
recently purchased for this purpose
and Charles Town is to be congratu-
lated upon being chosen by the Do
cesar authorities as the location for
their school,"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

Well Worth Self-Rising Flour, for sale by
s II. Lands.
Walnut kernels wanted at Brown
Brothers.
We are always in the market for junk.
Give us call. Always highest prices,
Hyman Wiener.
At G, E. Hughes you viii fnd good car
pet at Csc per yard,
wish to announce that l will make no
more standing bids on stock, the market is
changing so rapidly that in justice ito the
seller and myself my bids will only be
good for theIday made, 9 f Wall.
A big cut in prices on our m tde to meas
ure suits, "a fall and winter fabrics cut from
80 to IS on a suit come early and get some
of the bargains. 4, H Lands.
FOR SALE i have on hand for sale
about one hundred second hand laid cans,
price Zoe to 25cts each, according to condi-
ton of can. E. Frank Ronemus.
Toilet articles reduced for Xmas giving at
A. b. Store.
CT Wall announces that he will market
stock for the ra;sers on its own merit, at a
reasonable commission. This is an advan-
tage stock raisers of jefferson county have
never had before and we hope to see them
bring in their best stock and give it a fair
trial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22

Some interesting Developments will come
out this winter about the Charles Town
Mining. Manufacturing & Improvement
COMPANY. CT Wall.
Ladies' mems and children's initial hand
kerchiefs from SC, Toe, 2 for 25c and 25c each
At G. L. Shugarts.
House Slippers for the whole family at 5.
NJ. Otis.
FOR SALE-A good saddle and carriage
horse. we'll broken for family use.
CFWall.
Wall will ship all kinds of live stock the
first. Saturday in January.
tits worth your while to look over our
great Christmas stock, whether you want
to buy or not A. B? Department Store.
Nyaps Liver Pills are what you want,
Buy them at Miller's Pharmacy.
Have several tons of lime in cotton sacks
suitable for whitewashiug or plastering,
for sale. Or wall
A nice line of the verv latest collars, rib
bops, laces, embroideries, bureau scarfs,
table covers, handkerchiefs etc. at Lands
Miller's White Pine and Tar is the best
cough syrup for everyone.
Fur Caps and Fur Gloves at 5. M. otis
25 dozen Neckties soc grade at Csc. at S.
NJ. Otis.
Miller's Pharmacy sells Ingersoll watches
and alarm clocks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22
Tribute Of Respect.

At a called meeting of Convention
Class No. 9, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed:
Whereas, In view of the loss we have
sustained in the death of our friend and
scholar, Joseph Tharpe, and the still
heavier loss by those who were dearest
to him; therefore be it
Resolved. That ii is but Just tribute
to the memory of the departed to say
that in regretting his removal from our
midst, we mourn for enc who was in
every way worthy of our respect and
regard.
Resolved, That in class work he was
ever ready to do his part and was very
instrumental in bringing lew members
to the class.
Resolved, That copy OF this tribute
be seut to the bereaved family, and
spread upon The minutes OF the class,
and published in the papers of the town
w. c. Ciipp,
P. w. Clipp.
A. ID. Barr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-12-22
For Toe RumSGY Monument.

At meeting of the Rumseyan Society
on Tuesday last definite steps were taken
looking TO the erection in Shepherds
town dur.i the coming year of the
propose memorial to James Rumsey,
invent II of the steamboat, Money for
this purpose has been heretofore appro
priated by the Legislature At the
meeting several firms that are in the
competition for this work were repre-
sented, and from preliminary sketches
and suggestions it is assured that very
beautiful and enduring memorial may
be erected with the money available
something that will qe a credit to the
State and pleasing TO the people of that
community, while at the same time it
will properly perpetuate the name and
fame of James Rumsey Artists of abil-
ity and 6rms of repu tation are IN the
competition. and there is every reason
to hope that something very handsome
will perpetuate the memory of the in-
ventor aud adorn Shepherdstown.