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. THE PROFESSIONAL WORLD $1.50 Per Year In Advance. Columbia Mo., Friday, December 13, 1901. Vol. I. No. 7, Fulton Notes. CITY NOTES. Fulton seems to be the play. Prof J. H. nae Scholarship. . hit wardrobe contains a full dress suit This enabled her to take a I of the latest style. He is still whisker Willams of four yearB cour8e in Bome H DO De urpnsed jcuHuurecuiwvr..j- ' . . . h. .i,.fJr. now to see him '.jra out a muiUcse. grou. d for small-pox it i Mid Centralia pent Sunday ith . 'neiooKlexBminauon Mr Bailey has long been considered . . r 71 i iiir rrvii ivi H.ri . inn. itii ii'iiiiihii ..... F , ---loneet the haaasomest men tn uoneress to go to Cornell. Now. jshe has Lnd that he is also to be one of the Wn one of the eighteen com most stylishly dressed he will hare more petitive scholarships ill the ld7 admirers than ever, and he has freshman year. Of the 128 students competing she stood 1st in Latin undrd in Greek never lacked them. AT RIGHT. there are about me hundred his famila. cse8. Kev. J. K Parsons.left for Prof. J. M. Rutlege of Jef- Wfferson C ity Monday. f erson ity, delivered his very Mrs. Missouri Huckner and timely and instructive lecture Mrs. Lllen' Fields are still on on the" ydra headed mon- the sick list. ster," in hich he said this (JotoR. L. Hopper's for The Bcho1arsh she has n.OHter is thr saloons a.d dis- Drugs Medicines and toilet won wju enable her to pay all tillerieH f this country I ut articles. uM -nr PxnnW rh. - r , ore mtie Doy wno wenr to me t the conclusion of the ciati. m of ollege Alume pay 1 semces aiine .ecoi-u rapuBi ing ner tuition ieirs. one w sureiy mast De smaiipox. church last l-unday evenivg the daughter of Rev. K-lmond Fulton is awake on the club the ordinances of Baptism Fausett, who offered thu question. jwere admmstered to Miss prayer and benediction of the I which would five a total of 40,000 I 1 " ' . I 1 11' !J. The woman's club was Birdie .-cott. day his daupher was gradu- "8" wo Li v y i organised at the residence of Mr. William Taylor who has ated from the high school. He tded to show how many night work Mr. O. 11. Nichols. " he been confined to his room for is president of the state mis- r there actually are in the four f olio winir officers were elected avraldavaisimDrovinr. sionarv work in New Jersey, boroughs, and this estimate gives Mrs J. M. Harris, Pres.! r:a. ruin faril who i t : I . . . I t si a -. was seriously scalded recently Wasninzton L Tier lis doing nicely. ifa WHO WORK A Feety Theasaad f Them Employed la Haw Terk City. There are 800,000 persona.men and women, employed in what the law de scribes as gainful occupation work ing for others for compensation ill New York city. It has heretofore been supposed that about fir per cent of these were employed at sight, it i. A E Henderson, 1 Vice. C. H.Nichols, 2 Vice J. T Caston, Sec'y Laura ' ill cor. Sec'y Eliza ""tobnett, Tres Shakespeare Reading club was ojganized at th M Eehurch lait Tuesday night tianmentlJ among the officers elected were Miss Georgia Gibbs, Sec'y, ' Miss Beatrice Scholl, Treas. I tMAwnnM HnMitm fhA maafinrf I rn tAtiirria mhn ritriMina thinor with I J .11 .. fPki- been closed on account of the hia)t K,nrf Um ,lirW rtm, uon. in , ,ftft 3 oi vne Biaie lescucrs hswbuuji i -r - J. W. Scott's Minstrel Senators Heitfefld and Dubois were troupe will leave in a few days "g dest lunch in the Sate rcnavraai, in wnicn pie ngureu on both sides of the table, when Mr. Dubois remarked: 'TK tMWa nl h QMt mrm all gone." "Yes," said Mr Heitfeld; "I wonder if it was their appetites that beat thesa (or re-election." Brigidier General George M. Ran on their annual tour. All the church s are prepar ing for their holiday enter j GLEANINGS. 8,t00 policemen, 3,000 railroad em plores, 3,000 bakers, 9,000 newspa per employes, 2,500 engineers and firemen, X,600 actors and musicians and 1,000 restaurant employes. The total is 20,000, the balance being made up of butchers, peddlers, stesm railroad employee, telegraphers, watchmen, electricians and miscel Uneous workers. The table, accurate in many re spects, falls short of completeness, ays the New York Sun, as to the to tal number of persons employed" at nirht in New York. There are in Pro. J- P. Washington has fan the officer who out Nome. Alaska. I uZ.tl:'?!.! been assigned a place on the under mUitary law fast year and taught aoh of which tiers is at leaat one man smallpox. v Dr. J.. T . Ca8to has large practice and is esteemed by all. THE PROFK8IONAL WORLD is being read heie with much nterest. By A Friend.; and order that the town in which neith I The table does not include the mar er life nor oroDeritv was safe was at I ket men, a considerable croup of Yatf S - of once transformed mto asordeilT a olace "igt. workers, who number at least Kansas City is preparing to as yoe could find anywhere, arrired in W "n w "Bg wore go to the rhlllipin lPlat.dS to " ,17 mber of 1,000 additional, and in Kansas City.' Mri J. Silone CATHSHINK WAITS. ESQ. Lawjar Whm la Sba Mrs. Catherine V. Watte. aed 71, la boot to form a law strUtnui !m Oerrrer, Colo., wltk her fcuan4, e r Jds Charm B. Walte. The arm will teCEtCT. Wait, and friends will be disappoints If the aced ooaple do not mke some of the hustling western flrm do their beat to maintain prUf . . Mrs. Walte, who is now U retrolt, has llred la Chioago at various '4m alnee KM, and her home is at trMot with her datif&ter, sirs. Uter Walte, IS Loomli etreet She haa keen lifelong friend of Sumva B. Aathony. u.d Is one of the most remarkable omen of the west. Having lived In any states of the union, Mrs. Walte going to Colorado because she ee- iteves it has the only atmosphere oen- enlal to women of bnelnees at!Uty ad who desire a voice in the admlnls tation of public aSalra. The versa- Jllty of this energetic woman is shown J the fact that she has been a farmer i teacher, a lecturer, aa author, a Merchant, a contractor and a manager f large moneyed Interests), and has at tained eminent auecese in each of these alllngs -Cincinnati Commercial Trie yellow ravin. New Bloomfleld Notei. engage in school work. Mrs. Tates is President of the Na tioaa Womans Federatier ,and a writer of national repute. Boston is to have a new greeted by his friends. He is looking well and enjoys tellini. er listening to a good story as much as ever. Attorney-General Knox wonld pay for trustworthy information as to the originator of the newspaper story that i a m i. i - his pair of trotters the finest in Wash. 1 he number of watchmen scnool of T diocoloffj fo iDwkh km , record Jie .t w,.ct.llj it i. it soes not take into account either those employed on or connected with the ferry business of the city, which is tarried on all night, in which there are at least 600, total of 6,000 additional. The number of watchmen is esti- nearer - - jngtonwhich have a record oT a:to rr " V' ' ? , Our first' snow fell ' last WOmen backed b 2'500'000 and a half, driven by Mr. Knox, were f'0.' for thf ,r thmen of Vednes.ay night. . bequeathed by John Mnsmons, Uvely -Highbair ,nd .... ... a. millionare merchant who Svohon." The horses are named . t care of material, factory watchmen, private watchmen and ordinary night watchmen. There are 250 hotels in New York :ity, and the number of night em- fliiM ankAAkl r 0 11 rrVir hw Mltll I r vu -B: j recently died in that city. . Wert and B C, and the names were Hionaeil IVlDy Cioseaiasi rn- . not chosen by Mr. Knox, but were day; MissKibby is an excel- Jvansas uy is w nave bought along with their pedigrees. Mr. lent teacher and we hope to Negro joint stock company Kaox won't sav what he paid for them hay' her again. ' store, owned and controled by but it is generally understood it was sloyet of these clerks, porters, ele- tb 4 r t women of that r itv. $10,000. He has a third trotter. Dr. waicnmen, osu ooys, gas ir. ruuu gsu uitur ---- - of the PRork-TonAL wobld Frof. J. Mlas Hams or Mr . m naw made a flying visit in our Kansas ity is in Washington ,Jed in the hoM, buil, b. Mrs George midst last week. ID. C. looking after political hv. Chflds, which he bought last spring Mrs Nellie Dupee of St; matters, Prof. Harris is be- and Mr, Knox and their only daugh. T 011U who has been visitint? coming quite prominent in Miss Rebekah Page Knox, will 1,0ms who has been vismng v lake , pr0-inent p,rt io the sociai friends and relatives here re-1 .ffaira of the season. There are two turned home Satuday she was I A special from Jefferson sons in the family, but they are at accompanied byherneice,Miss City says; school. Nellie Logan, who will spend "Prof. A.' I.. Reynolds of Senator Joe Bailey's metamorphosis the winter in St. Louis. the Faculty of I incoln Inst. i "Ming h gossip among his nu- m.m L.j a .u. r xr -1 meroug Washington friends. During Whv Pav Rant? - .. .. the many years he was a member of m W MM W M. MM MMm W aF I m n AM M aaikaisri AM I men and cleaners is 2,500, or an aver age of about ten for eaoh hotel. Anoth.er eeanidsrable item of night workers is made up of the employes of i pertinent houses, elevater-mea and janitors, and still another of city em ployes connected with the water sup ply department, whieh is going on all eight, and in charge of public build ings. , OaaheusM ia New York do not thut down at night time, but employ eight shifts of men, and the same is true u the foundry business, and here are the all-night drug stores as well as the all-night saloons, and the STara Plava tmr tk AtriMa. From the reports there can be Ltvtw doubt that Just now the worst yelhsw fever spot on earth ia Senegal, the French colony la Beat Africa. "Fif teen per cnt of the population ef this colony la already deetroye by the fearful disease. Osi per cent die every day with hopeless regularity Avtfins the ineeeaant winter rain. There la till nearly 1M days of thU la pros pect. Imagine an epldemle ia any eUF that should earry 71,000 lahaMUaU ia three months, or SM pevsoas dally. Suppose that during the last tve days alone 26.000 Individuals, e l.oes) per sona dally, had been carried oft, aavd that the probabllltlee were la faves- ef ia iacreaae of the epldemle, and ee can get an Idea of the sltaaUe ia Senegal. "We are curdl.M says the report, "by a military cordon, which Krss on those unfortunates who at tempt to escape. It doea not tab long. On a Saturday Colonel de Ceewr . la full health. X teaday morn ing he entered the hospital. On Men day evening at I o'clock he buried." Usually, however, a lasts three or fewr days. The saertal Ity la always about M per ceat ia pro portion to the number ef those at tacked. The epldemle started tram the extreme western aeetlea of the town, and attar following a regular line of march, la en board the war ship Heroine, saoered at the extreme eastern ead of the town. For afteea days the officers and men have beea consigned on board this old vessel sued have not appeared ea ahore. Never theleas, the disease haa found meaaa to reach them. uPhyelciaa die like fllee," eoaUnuee tat report. "Staters and lnnrmatns fellow the aaase read. Mass to no longer said la pabUe aa ae eount of contagion. Fortunately there wlU always remain a negro prs; b absolve the laet who die. for it la a curious tact that the negroes are ease- pletety im of that Institution a reception JZZZZ7. """.l"1? uit. lvn a liMiMr A- , , , ,. : igninawxeaDmsB,wnosscnieiume When you can buy a houserathie home on Punl-hn-st. re- ,, Mj Aouch h4t8, kiad that ti. between midnight and day. ai your own price in uartn s cently. )Vof. Reynolds acted addition. Three good lots for a8 b th host and hot ess to gale, nicely located, $io down this class - f about fifty student and the remainder on easy wh6 will alwave recall with terms, apply to pleasure the vei joyable even- Geo. M. Rovmstt. ing spent at the homed Prof. Reynolds Jessie Fausset. a young have been popular with southern and break. we tern men for a long, long time, and I Taking all these classes together on several occasions he declined invUI is probably bo exaggeration to say tations to di with Presidents because t titer are 40,000 sight workers he would not wear a full dress suit and N York, exclusive of physicians he didn't care to make himself con- clergymen. spicuous by appeanng without one. All that was when b was Representa tive Bailey,' Now, he is Senator Bailey, and his ideas on the subject of dress Ughi. Weights. Deat igncre a man because he ia the light weight class. It is easier io throw a cannon ball a mile than to coioi ea gin, wa graauaiea fcwe undjrfone fc change. He weaes iro, gfthar tea ' fet.--Caiaga irom me rnuaaeipnia mgn A ,m hat, standing collar, and patent 0 school Juhe, taking the alum leather shoes, and it is whisaetM that a Imwi CHtla- t.c.at. If. Oaston Deechamps, lierary crlUc ef the Paris Temps, has been engaged by the Cercle Francals of Harvard to give eight lectures, beginning Feb. SO, en "The Contemporary Stage." Mr. Deechamps was an ardent partisan of Dretus in the late trial, and as all pre vious Freash lecturers have been anti DreyfueUee. his coming excites ua aaual Interest. Mr. Deechamps ia aa aathor of considerable note aad haa deae mweh exploring la Oreeee aad ,1a. Ho wttl sau fr aaaeriea early la February. It !. M ks tre that the rase la not always the ewtft. bet It wUl be obeerved that the Amertoaa generally wlaa A Jk M Sir Haauy. Henry Irving tells a good story gainst himself. On hie return from Vmerlca a banquet was given In hie honor, at which Lrd Russell presid ed. During dinner Lord Rueeell said to Mr Henry, "It would be so maeh better if Oomyaa Carr proposed your health; I eaa't make apeechee." e whieh Sir Henry repUed geaUy. "I heard yea make a rather good epsssh before the FarneU eommlsaloa," "Ob, yea," said the lord chief justice, "bat