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THE FORT WORTH RECORD: TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7. 1900.
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NOTA CHANCE.
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calling for the erectlon of
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Association
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WIDOW OH JHSSE JAMIS.
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sease, locomotor ataxia, cancer, dia-
betes and Bright’s d l seise.
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THE TAFT PARTY.
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gram for complete descriptions and prices. See the Blankets
themselves in our show windows. Then come in this morning
Bug the Best Oalues
“Sodayg
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Blank application forms and the cir-
cular of instructions may be obtained
could be in Dallas Sept. 14 and would
deliver an address on the tariff ques-
ind
sly
Washington, Sept. 6.—Approximately
3.000 temporary clerks .will be appoint-
ed in the census bureau for the thir-
teenth decennial United States census
or
ean
our
F
dent New
Robert
Fails
filler
visit
Madrid, Sept. 6.— Peasants at Astru-
dillo. province of Valencia, yesterday
killed a law student named Manrique,
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Sherman P. Allen. New York Herald.
Harry L Dgnlap, New York Work*.
rial
ome
mminioners to Dineuss Pinns
for Big Structure.
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GREAT COMMONER TO DFLIVER
MORNING ADDRESS ON
THE TAHIFF. -
GASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
special sale months ago. long before the new tariff bill, which
raises the price of blankets at least 50 per cent, went inte effect.
Briefly, you can buy blankets here today for the actual price
manufacturers now ask for them. See last Sunday’s Star-Tele-'
Alabama Law Evem Prohibits Wine at
Wedaing*
Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 6.—Attorney
General Garber has delivered in un-
officlal opinion to solicitor Nick stan-
Sale Ww Sast Swree Days
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ness and Loss OF SLEKR
PACKING CO.,
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prepared to purchase liberally, for *tis the best investment we
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ognized by
of his sev-
Dallas, Sept. 6.—4 Special. )—A request
to appoint a delegate from this city nr
section was recelved by Mayor Hay to-
station as |t would enable the owners
of Johnson grass farms to greatly in-
crease theirearning”..l
INVESTGArING SOILS.
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Promotes DigestionCheerfa
ness anti RestContansneier
Opium Morphine norMinerai
Not Narcotic.
classes of
tioned belot
Post master General
Dil.n
13,000 CLERKSHIPS
. IN CENSUS BUREAU
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
THE eteratn compANY, NEw vnk evrv.
with a number of Vocal Democrats. tel-
egraphed Mr. Bryan that the date was
that with the location disposed of much
more progress can be made in prepar-
ing the plans for the big structure.
SwBowe
Dallas, Hept, 6. — (Special ) —-The eX-
amining trial of Mrs Fannie I. Flan;
ary for the killing of her husband. K
K Fanary, is to -be resumer before
Justice of the Peace Corley tomorrow.
Read "This.
I give this for the benefit of people
troubled with kidney. bladder and rheu-
matism. Halls Texas Wonder cured me
It is a wonderful medicine. H. C. Hord.
Sweetwater Texas. Sold by druggists.
alcohol 3 per cent
sBsBSSi Bears the
Will care for the graves of its ead for
all time to come. Office 210 "Nestern
National Benk building Phone I'll.
and the United States civil service com- tainingt
mission. . explosion
lg, badly
br legs:
Jndse Hollaed Returns.
Dalls/. Kept 6, (Spe (lai )- Judge W
ablished xotne veers
construction is that
would be violated.
FacSingle Sitnamrec
NEW'YORK.
Hichn'CAPI DIN ic Carre Slek Nendnehe
Also Nervous Headache. Truvelers”
Headache and ashes from Grip, tfiom-y
a< h Troubles or Female Troubles. Try
Capudine-—It's liquid effects immedi-
ately.. Su'd by druggists.
Special menu from 9 to IL Musta
Selbold palm room.
BUSINESS COLLEuN PROJECT.
Cream Sepnrntors at Alvord.
Alvord. Texas. Sept 6.- (Special >—
A number of farmers of this section
are being Interested in the dairy busi-
ness and are contemplating buying
cream separators at an eary date Al-
vord is a good location for a credmen
kets go on sale at prices that we positively guarantee will not be
equaled again this season. These Blankets were bought for this
accompany the President from
Hettea Sumners Way Get Appointment
gramgfrom Hon. William J Bryan.
, ....... provided tor by dated at Lncoin. Neb. statins that «
iftenth cenmaas law will be inedjthe Democrat, ot Dalia. so desired he
*' ‘ the transfer of “ ‘ "
Atterneys Ie File Appllentin for a He-
bees Corpus Henriog.
Dallas, Sept. 6.— (Special.)—For the
purpose of securing ball or discharge.
Messrs. Muse & Allen. attorneys for
Xoy Nix. will tomorrow file an appli-
cation asking, for a habeas corpus hear
ing before Judge Seay of the DaliaN
district criminal court,
Nix. a month or more ago. shot and
killed a man by the name of John
Ludiker, Since the tragedy Nix has
been confined In the Dallas county jall
day from David Lubin, United States
delegate to the permanent committee.
International Institute of Agriculture,
Rome. The International Institute meets
in Rome Dec. 12, 1909. and delegates
are expected from many countries. The
be appointed who is unwilling to work
at punching cards or tabulating cards.
or to be compensated on a piece price
basis. The salaries of subclerical em-
places: Postoffice Boston. Maas.; Phila-
delphia. Pa.; Atlanta. Ga.; Cincinnati.
Ohio; Chicago, HL; St. Paul, Minn.;
Denver, Colo.; Ban Francisco, CaL; cus-
tom house New York, New Orleans, La.,
old custom house St. Louis, Mo.
Very few appointments from the Oc-
tober examination will be made before
Jan. 1 next and not many will be made
until April, 1910. The maximum force
will be drawn in August next year.
These 3.000 appointees will be given
salaries of $600 per annum at the be-
ginning, but promotions to $900 per an-
num at least will be reasonably rapid
for those who render satisfactory serv-
ice All appointments will be on prot
entirely agreeable. The address will
own-- ■
Both the Dallas and Fort Worth
Specches Are to Be Free to
the General Public.
EXAMINATIONS FOK APPOINT-
MENr WILL BE HELD
(KT. 23 NEX T.
RAnehman’b Young Dnughter Probablg
Fatally Potsoned by Reptile.
Fan Angelo, Texas, Bept. (Spe-
rial > -DIsmounting from her horse, the
10 year-old daughter of Rd Miller. a
ranchman of Ozopa, was bitten by a
rattlesnake Saturday and is not expecte
ed to live. The lfttle girl had beer
riding over the ranch and was in the
act of opening a gate when the snake
leaped toward her and fastened h!<
fangs in her leg.
M. Holland of the county court at law.
accompanied by Mrs. Holland, returned
this morning from a mnLb’s trio to
Colorado. Meattie an.
the Northwest During one xbaence ot
Judge Holland his court was preside
over by Speclal Judge Ben Chilton,
who was elected by m emnbers of the
rm Ufa bar
i permanent cen-
expected that the
__________HI supply all other
clerks except those men-
Blanket dale dtarts •odag at 8:80
The work required of the 3,000 tem-
porary employee is, according to the
circular, to consist of four classes: probably be delivered at the auditorium
The operation of card । 5* * '
card tabulating machines; _______
typewriters, adding machines and
“ - writer-adding--
abulation and
Ing of Democrats was held tonight, at
which arrangements were made for W.
J. Bryan to address the people In Dal-
las Hept. 14, 1080 a. m., ton the tariff
question. Committees were appointed
to promote the various features of-the
occasion, including a large reception
committee, of which Robert B. Allen,
local member of the state Democratic
executive committee, was made chair-
man. , . . .
The invitation committee, of which
Memphis. Tenn.. Sept. 6.—-Unheeding/bined typet___________ _________
the warning of three companions, Eu- ' manuscript tabulation and other cleri-
gene W. Bartholomew, 28 years old. at- cal work; subclerical work, such as be in
tempted to mend some tangled tele-that.nemessanseroremessnon.bo;
phone and electric light wires in front "munmen. ano jaoorers. no one wiii
of 908 McLemore avenue last night and
received the full force df the electric
light current of 1.100 volts, death re-
sulting later in the night.
Bartholomew was cautioned by his
companions to leave the wires alone
but laughed at his friends’ fears and
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AU Appointments to Be Made on
Probation Subject to Termina-
tion After One Month.
eral messages in 1907.
Mayor Hay thinks of offering the
elegateship to Fon. Hatton W. Sum-
ners, who. he understands. Is an agri-
culturist. and also one who has trav-
eled in Italy.
letter < urriers’ Convention Was Packed
for Roehester.
Dallas, Sept. 6.— (Specin.) — Unted
States District Attorney William H. At-
well returned last night from St. Paul.
Minn.. where he went in the effort to
secure th* 1911 convention of the Na-
Secretary of the Interior Bailinger
will accompanythe President on a part
of the trip.
Secretary of Commerce Nagle will
accompany Die President from El Paso
to New rleanv.
John Hayas Hammond will acom-
pany the President from Spokane to
Washington, D. C
Mr. Bryan's intentions are to go im-
mediately to Fort Worth after finish-
ing his speech in Dallas and deliver an-
other tariff speech during the after-
noon of the same day. At night he is
to appear in Weatherford to deliver
one of his regular lectures.
Mr. Bryan's political speeches at Dal-
las and Fort Worth are to be free to
plce 217.
-----—- rber’s Hog
the Fuller bill N:
arrangemets for the speaking would ,
L. ... the hands of both Bailey and an,
ti-Bailey Democrats, and that this old
and settled issue would not be consid- |
building. and a structure that will ac-
commodate between 400 and 100 stu-
dents, a party of capitalists has sub-
mitted a proposition to the Buainess
club which, if accepted, will give San
Angelo one nt the finest commercial
schools in Texas, No bonus is asked,
further than that the site be donated.
The college will result in between
$150,900 nd 1200.000 being spent hece
each yeas by these attending the insti-
tution. The matter will receive eon-
sideration at a meeting of the clut
next week.
Deaf mutes will be admitted to the
examination and. if their names are
our chances might have
work becomes an
easy, pleasant task
when you use
Angeles to F! Paso and from Kt. Louis
to New Orleans.
-8.
Manrique was bicycling when a big
dog sprang at him. He shot the ani-
mal. Peasants hearing the shot rushed
from their houses and chased Manrique,
•toning him. He probabiy would have
escaped but a stone hit him upon the
head and knocked him from his wheel.
His assailants then seised - him and
H2Oz
a
institute war esti
ego, and was offi
T. Small. the Assoc ated
pllcant must furnish a medical certifi-
cate as set forth in the application
form and. If appointed, may be sub-
jected to a physical examination when
he reports for duty. Appointments will
bemads from the eligible list in the.
order of rating. In accordance with the
law of civil service apportionment.
Only one person can be appointed from
one family. It is announced that few,
if any, of the sixty-ay emergency ap-
pointments will be made and none will
be necessary before April, 1910.
. Only one kind of examination will be
given for the temporary force and it
will consist of the following subjects
and weights:
Spelling (twevty wores of average
difficult v in common use}. !•; arith-
metic (consisting of vertical and cross
punching and or the state Fair •grounds and will be
i; operation or made during the morning hours. prob-
‘ "5 and. ofn-ably beginning at 10:30 o'clock
m4ch1nes: It was stated this afternoon that the
$
".et
reached on the register, will be offered
employment wherever thet action is
possible.
* Other physical defects may debar If
the commission -so decides. Each ap-
motion, subject to termination at one
month or any later period if the ap-
pointee does not come up to the re-
quirements. In every case, the ap-
pointments will be temporary and sub-
ject to termination as the exigencies
-__. of the service may require. All expire
by operation of law June 30, 1912. The
woman's assistance was Mrs. James average tenure of office will probably
and for the first time it was known be about one year, but the general
that the aged but enthusiastic lit tie I duration will range from six months to
woman who had worked so conscien- two years. Not one of these clerks
tiously for the success of the meeting , will be eligible for transfer into the
for the last few years was the widow classified service.
of Jesse James. The temporary positions with sala-
Mrs. James has been living quietly at riesof $1,200 and abo
the religious resort and daily has led the thirteenth census ..
the large meetings in song and prayer, for the most part by
At the love feast which is a regular, persons already in the
part of the day's programme Mrs. • us office. It being er
James has recited her personal test, latter organization wil.
telling of the great relief which her re- 3 " -- --- --
ligious belief has brought her.
Slayer of Hueband Will Be Exnmined
tween the ages of 18 and 80 years, ex-
cept persons entitled to preference un-
der section 1754 of the revised statutes
may be examined without regard to
age, and except bovs over 16 and under
it years of age. who, if passsd,. will be
eligible for appointment as messenger
buys only.
Exclusions from examination com-
prise persons who are habitually ad-
dieted to the use of Intoxicants or
Govefment Expert Prevaving Data la
Vieluity of Lockney.
Lockney, Texas. Kept. 6.— (Special.)
Prof. Frederick Mally of the state
department of agriculture.• ts in Lock-
ney and will remain several days mak-
ing a special Investigation of the Lock-
ney country, with the view to publish-
ing a hand book or buletin upon the
soils and resources of this section of ।
the state. Prof. Mally says that the!
department at Austin receives thou-
sands of inquiries relative to the plains
country, and that the bulletin that the
department is now complling will fur-
nish just such information as is want-
ed by thousands of people in Texas as
well as every state in the union.
Prof. Mally has made several tripe;
out from Lockney and has inspected
some splendid crupa, considering the
dry year. Prof. Mally will inspect the
Muncy nursery while here and a ill
make an address to the farmers of this
section. _
$200 Needed by,Club to Seeure Trinity
River Proteetion la l p.
Dallas. Sept.6,-(special)-With one
Hat still out, the last of the $200 need-
ed by the Trinity River Levee and
Drainage „lub in the effort to secure
protection from inundation, has been
obtained With a properly executed
bond the entfre mater la to be pre-
sented to the county comniasioners to-
morrow, accord ing to K. W Heppner,
president of the club.
Mr. Heppner advocates the building
of levees on both aides of West Fork,
Kim Fork and the channel of the Trin-
ity. He is enthusiastic, and says that
the work already done he has no
doubt, wi.l result in an immediate in-
fluence on pvoperty owners affected,
and, indeed, throughout the whole of
the state
ployes will be at the rates customarily
paid in the government service
Appointments to the permanent cen-
Eterteg-Ta L. "t--"ut-g sus force will b9 made as heretofore by
saw a vivid Dash and the young man ! commission
pitched headlong to th, parwn.nt, ; The condition, governing the formal
A AT. . — . application and the special test exami-
mount Olivet Uemetery nation require that the applieants must
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worth of Mobile in which ha states
that A Shira, a Jewish constituent of
the Gulf city, cannot lawfully dispense
wine at a wedding feast whieh is to
be given in honor uf ids daughters
marriage, . -
Mr. Stall worth wrote to Montgomery
at the reqnest of Mr. Shira, who want-
ed to know whether it would be legal
for Him to serve wine In a pubic
other than his home. Colonel Gai
known when an ardent woman evangel- I '-Fergus Falls, Minn.. Hept. 6.—The
1st dropped dead before the audtence of First State bank of Foxhome was
2,090 persons while leading in prayer, robbed early today of about $2,000. The
Among those who went to the stricken < robbers blew the safe.
Working Quietly but Enthusiastieally
for Religious Mee Hug.
New York, Sept. 6.—Mrs. Jesse James, ----------- —— —-----------.
widow or the noted bandi, has been i dnAEged u” haa"star"here u'dlith.
one of the most devoted attendants at leaving his body in the road.
the annual evangelistic camp meeting ——— • —
at Octon Grove, N. J. This fact became i Rohbers Blow Hank Safe.
barge carrying passengers to an inter-
national exposition nt Pekin, Pas com-
pared with the chance of the steamship
Manchuria of the Pacific mall line."
Mr. Atwell said that th* reception
accorded the Dallas delegates and him-
self, however, was most cordial.
uit of Notabtes Who wm Appear ••
Texan wich the President.
Dallas, Sept. 6.- (Speclal.) The fol-
lowing was today given out officially
by Mayor Hay as the personnel of the
Taft party that is to visit Dallas Oct.
33-24:
President W. F. Taft.
Captain Archibald W. Butt, U. S. A.,
A. D. C.
Assistant Secretary Wendee W. Mis:
eher.
Charles C. Wagner, stenographer.
Dr. J. J. Richardson.
Arthur Brooks messenger. -
James Sioar Jr.
Joseph E. Murphy.
Gerrit Fort, assistant to vice presi-
D {NAM TE AND BLASTING SUPPLIES
W• ch •faif s in Texas Bena us your orders.
A. J. INOEHSON CO. GUN STORE
-rn (* mua Eouscea Streeta, Fere Werth, Texaa
Oak Leaf is to other lards what Jersey
cream is to ordinary milk. You use less—
results are better—it costs no more than or-
dinary lards. Kettle rendered. Contains
the leaf fat of carefully selected,'corn fed
hogs, which makes it grainy—not smooth.
Rich, sweet and pure.
and the date of the rrrst examination - —
will be Ost. »"next throughout th. Negtem IundveFtenty Kg.
Unitea states at various eities, accord- ' piomive and Eire Comen Vorhwith.
Ing to a circular announcement-reta- Clarkadale, MI.,, sept 6Vstn* a
tve te the exemtneter- ne I preparatien containin« a large proDor- ,
m.nta which' wlTl "be'laTued’Jo7ntl7 “ur ! M')n ot gaseline, th. negro cook al th.,
th. department of commerce and lador posige"ae,nhchjranrn
taining the polish overturned and an
explosion ensued. The kitehen was
wrapped in flames and the fire depart- ’
ment was called out. The negress
Recent Miiitars. Tournament < leered
More Than Teledo Tourney.
Dallas, Sept. 6.-(Special.)— In reply
to a letter written the Teledo Chamber
of Commerce in connection with the
army tournament held in that city July
4 to 10. Secretary Babcock of the Dal-
las Chamber of Commerce today re-
ceived statistcs which show that tge
tourney held here cleared twide as
much as the one held in the Ohio cHy.
Expenses there were $28,000 and the
total receipts $28,000--a net profit of
$2,400.- A noticeable feature of the re-
port is the fact that the prize money
of the Toledo tourney was no more
than was given to the soldiers attend-
ing the tourney here. When the mag-
nitude of the show hold here is taken
into consideration it can be seen that
the expenditure of $15,000 as against
$26,000 was very reasonable, and the
fact that Toledo is nearly twice as
large a city as Dallas epeaks well for
the support accorded the enterprise by
local crizens. •
Invitations Will Be Insued to Entire Of-
ficial Family of Texas
Dalias. Sept. (Special.)-- A meet-
and one-half hours and in rating it a
credit of 70 will be given those who
finish inside the Um? limit. Other
minor credits are described in the cir-
cular. Upon- completing the examina-
tion competitors will be g’ven an op-
tional test in typewriting, consisting of
an exercise in tabulation. The Inten-
tion to submisto the latter examination
. must be stated in the application and
the applicant must bring his own type-
writer to the examination room. Those
fated at 70 or more will bo made eligi-
b. e.
As a result of the examinatfon out-
lined above five registers of eligibles
will be prepared and on each register
the name^ of the successful competitors -
will be arrange’ in the order of rating. 1
The general register wr: contain those j
of 18 years of age end over who pass
From this arother will be made up of ’
th? names of all who have had previous
experience in operating card punching,
card tabulating n card sorting ma-
chines in census work The third regis-
ter will show those who make an aver-
age of ?0 In the test in typewriter tabu-
latlon. The fourth wH! contain th?
names of those male eligibles who sr*
willing to be watchmen, mesrengers,
assistant messengers and unskilled la-
borers The last will contain the names
of boys over 16 and under 19 yeara of
age eligible as messenger boys. Sepn
rate registers for men and women will
be maintained. Persons desiring to be-
come enumerators supervisors’ clerks
or nterpreters should apply to the su-
pervisor of the Aistriet in which em-
ployment is sought. The special agents*
examination details will ba announced
later.
Dallas, Sept. 6.—(Special.)—-Hon.
George A. Carden today received a tele-
, , - .. guilty of infamous or notoriously* dis-
years. son of a member of the graceful conduct, or who are physlea!.
it is said, because he killed a; ly or mentally disqualified. Excluded
.also are persons afflicted as follows:
Insanity, tuberculosis, paralysis, epi-
legs"ybtsnr "Ftp‛aan.b°padiymehiprisiruta tozendeepeclatsinvitstionsxtojfor Danas. As 1» known Rochtester.
------- heart onitd stte. "the Texas; N. x. convention. .. "
representatives in congres and State
Chairman Storey and th” members or
the state executive committee of the
party. *
Xoune Son at c. onver unelin Dies •*
Germany.
New Rochelle. N. Y., Sept. 6.--Wil-
11am Goddard Iselin, the -year-old heir
to between 140.090,000 anti 150,000,000,
is dead at Baden-Baden, Germany, ac-
cording to a cablegram received by his
parents here. Mr. and Mrs. C- Oliver
Iselin. The child was Mr. Iselin’s son
by his second marriage. His mother
was Hope Goddard, daughter of the
late Colonel William M. Goddard of
Providence. R. I. At the christening of
the boy Colohel Goddard set aside
$1,000,000 in stocks and bonds , for the
child and -that principal and accrued
interest would have been his when he
became of age. When Colonel Goddard
died Mrs. Goddard received $10,000,000
outright and eventually the bulk ot the
estate, amounting to about 330.000.000,
will be hers. Her son whose death ts
just reported would have inherited most
of this, as well as a considerable share
of his father’s very large fortune.
----—---------—- — ------- rolled herself in rugs and blankets and
after Sept 10 by addressing the civil i saved her life, though she was severeiy ;
service commission, Washington, D.C; burned, before the fire was extin- ‘
the bureau of the census. Washington. u5 c •
D. C.. or the secretary of to board of
examiners at he following named
Secretary of Stale Knox will a« com-
San Angelo Rusiness Conaidering
Eemblimhment of Sehool.
Han Angelo^ Texas, Sept. 6.— (Bpe-
cial)—Beihg willing tn sign a contract
addition, percntages, and a simple ex-
ereise in tabulation), 20. letter writing, kre. , „ «... r p,,.g
(a letter er not fess than 123 word, on Rob:’ Haxard..1 T.E Pre
some subject of general Interest; com- F. A. Fowler, New York Sun Frees
pettorrmey,setpctcithercortwo.zu- i ......K.u.
jects given), 30; Penmanshrp (the hand-
। wrting of the competitor in th* sub- 1
’ ject of copying from plain copy will
• be considered with special reference to
the elements of legibility, rapidity, I pany 1
neatness, general appearance, etc), 15; to Ne- -r---.....
copying from plain copy (a simple test ", Secretary of War Diekinson will
in copring accurately in the competi- : accompany the President from El Pa*o
tor’s handwriting a few printed lines, to Washington
including tabular matter), IB; time
(consumed in examination). 20.
The time for this examfnation is four
DOG COSTS A LIPE.
Spanish student Killa Canine and Im
Stoned te Death.
Dallas, Hept 6. — 4 Speclal.)-- The Dal-
las county Commissioners’ court will
meet next Thursday at which time the
route of the Oak Cliff viaduct will be
considered, and It is hoped by the mem-
bers of the court, be finaly decided on.
This is one of the most important mat-
ters to be considered in connection
with the undertaking, and It is believed
tion. Mr. Carden, after consulting
Memphis Young Maa Attempts te Re-
pair Live Wires.
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