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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-31
NEWS OF THE DAY.

a ukase was issued il Russia order
ing the formation of fifteen new reserve
b-igades, that will add 10000 men to
the army.
In the Senate yesterday Dir. Gray,
from the committee on foreign rela-
,ions, reported the House bill amend
ing the Geary Chinese restriction law.
The mother of Patrick Eugene Prem
dergast, who shot Mayor Carter H.
Harrison, of Chicago, on Saturday
night, says insanity is hereditory in the
family.
Emperor Francis Joseph, OF Austria,
Yesterday accepted the resignation OF
the members of the cabinet. Count
Karl Hohenwartzu Gerlachstein has
teen asked to form ministry.
Miss Annie Howard, who on the 10th
of next month was to have become the
bride of Mayor Harrison, is dangerous
" i'll in Chicago, and there are great
fears that she will never quite recover
from the dreadful shock she mas sus-
tanned.
Sir. Fithian, of Illinois, chairman of
the committee ou merchant marine and
fisheries, Yesterday reported tn the
House, with the recommendation that
it pass. his bill providing for the free
admission to American registry Of for
cign- built ships.
Fire destroyed large barn at Villa
mette Stud, the breeding establishment
of. B. Ewing, near Nashville, Tenu.,
Yesterday. and twenty thoroughbreds,
consisting of brood mares and weaving
colts and FLIES, persisted in the flames,
entailing a loss of over so, 900.
The charge is made by competent
authority that no less than six OF
the new United States navel yes
sells are to-day in such Il condition
as to be unfit for sea service, and I'M
safe to send out of the sight of land.
Ii is said that the Texas came near
sinking at Norfork navy yard yesterday.
At Chicago yesterday, Clifford, the
three year-old son of Bramble, win
ner of five cup races in one year, ran a
mile aud a quarter in 2:c93, which won
the special $S.0 900 sweepstakes arranged
| Tor ClnUTu, 10" am p'lD, anu lSamP
lighter. The race was magnificent
one and 10000 persons were present.
A crank yesterday shot Superintend.
cnt Frank Matthews, of the new Postal
Telegraph Building, in New York city.
Another crank walked into Edwin
Gould's office, in New York, and de-
mauded $1,000 Immediately during q
personal interview. He was detained
until policeman arrived and was ar
rested. His name is Andrews and he
was once telegraph operator.
Mr.. Bailey, of Texas. yesterday in
troduced in the House bills repeating
the laws providing for the retirement
OF officers of the army or navy, ana
providing that such officers heretofore
retired shall not receive any pay from
the government. lie also offered a bill
providing that no person who has here
tofore resigned his position as United
States Judge, shall receive any pay
from the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-31

THE G.. A. r. post at Westchester,
Pa, has denounced Col. John Temple
Graves of Virginia, because, at recent
teachers institute in that place, he in
cluded General Robert E. Lee among
the greatest Americans. And yet the
southern gushers continue to pirate
about ''bygones being bygones."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-31

A dispatch from Melilla, in Morocco,
says the Riffians resumed their attack
on the Spaniards late Sunday after
noon. The fighting was desperate, but
the Spaniards held their position.
Prince Ferdinand, a nephew of the ex-
King of Naples, who was on the staff
of General NIargallo, has been missing
since the fight in which the General
was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-31

Fer Malaria, Liver Trou-
Die, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-31
EnR DYSPEPSIA

FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion. and Stomach disorders, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep ii, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-31

the former for Consul to Calais and the
latter for Minister to Bolivia, will be
considered at this session.
The price Of silver in London to-day,
as reported to the Treasury Depart
ment, is s0.6S57 per ounce, with the
tendency downward. The bullion value
of the silver dollar is to-day lower than
it has ever been before, being SG.529.
At Ferrol, Augusta county, Va, 7. n,
Shipley was appointed postmaster to-
day, vice ]. c. Snead, resigned.
Mr.. Edmund Burke Of this city, as
counsel, yesterday brought suit in the
circuit court of Prince William county,
Virginia, to clear the title and re-estab-
lish the boundaries of the 'Possum Nose
property of Philip Otterback, recently
sold to Dietrich and Bradley OF Balti-
more, the owners of the sulphite mines
near Dumfries, adjoining that property,
through which they propose TO lay q
railroad track to the Potomac river.
Senator Daniel, now that the silver
repeal bill, against which he voted, has
passed the Senate, will enter the pollti-
cll campaign in his State viso 'ousiv,
AID try TO make up for the time he has
beencompelied to lose by hisenforced at
tendance upon the sessions of that body
during the consideration of the bill re-
ferred to. He will leave here this af-
ternoon and speak at Culpeper to-
night, at Lynchburg on Friday, at Dan
vile on Saturday and at Rocky Mount
on Monday. The Senator says that
in reply to a letter from Lynchburg, he
has lust responded that be will be there
on Thursday and hopes to hear the
birds singing, and to see the flowers
blooming, money flowing and the goose
hanging high. In this connection it
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
Itnnr In.l,.n of nnrnrt.

LouiaviLLE, KY, July 5.-Chhrles
Miller alias Calculating Joe, ravlsher
aud murderer Of two young girls u
Bardwell, ia at wicAlfir, Ky, eight
miles north Of Bardwell. The citizens
Of Bardvell have him and 10 taking
him TO the scene Of his crime. The
indications are that he Will be burned
vt the stake. Hundreds nf men from
Tennessee, Missouri and Illinois have
gone TO Batdwoll. They cay the
crime ia too horrible for an ordinary
lyuching.
The name given by the rsvisher
ana murderer Of tho two innocent
girls Is Charles Miller, but 70 Is be-
liuved he IL the negro who has been
In the habit Of giving glnsa eating
entertainments IN various parts Of the
country. The negro says he has not
been In Kentucky reCo lily, but a coat
found at the scene ~ tie crime nts
him anu a ring found on MIN IL iden.
titici M stolen Monday night nt Cliu.
ton, Ky. A fisherman who set fei.
low across the river ON the evening OF
tlr' murder, identified him ~ the ma d.
by II O'Clock the crowd gathered
here numbered thousand aud when
he was taken from the train mai
rush was made nuI nothing could ue
heard above tue shouts OF the angry
multitude. Finally the father Of the
murdered girls mnunted the stand AM
raid; "fhis b. the man who killed my
children, lot ~ burn him NJ the proper
tiue, but letus keep quiet"
The crime Tor when the negro is 10
suilcr IL NJ ifightlul as the penalty. IL
was the rAvishing ami murder Of Mary
aud Ruby Ray, aged 10 and
II years, who were picking uerries
last Wodnesday morning near their
home. a bloody coat found on the
scene proved "a gl3i clue. Penijnnti.
Hfy blOOdhOuuds were given the scent
Of the coat anu followed the trail to the
Mississippi river. A ferry man said
he tcrried over yellow negro. The
dog was taken across the river and fol.
lowed this trail 10 Bofdtpoint. There
II was learned that man had been
arrested ut Viket0u, Missouri. The
prisoner Tailed with the icTtymEu's
description. His clothes showed ovi.
dence of crime. A special trhil was
secured anu started for the scene Of the
crime, the party constantly receiving
addition from Illinois, Missouri, lem
nesseee ana Kentucky towns til IL
arrived here.
81. LOUIS, July THE ravlsher
ans murderer Miller was hangeI In.
stead OF burned at Bardwell, KY, at
$40 Nm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
Press Clnh RNcnrsion.

Press Club Day nj saltalr viii doubt.
lees zee the largest regular excursion
crowd of the season at this popular
resort. The Saliair railway ia making
arrangements to carry no less than
10000 passengers during the day. one
Of the principal features OF the oxcur.
zion will be the drawing OF the $50
inducement prize watch together with
other Press CLUB prizes aro now on
exhibition Ia the show windows OF the
j. IL. GeyGon Jewelr company.
Every person purchasing a full fare
ticket 10 Slltair on next Thursday viii
receive u numbered cuppn when will
onlitl0 the holder 10 "a chance In the
grand drawing, The prizes 10 be-
offered 10 the winners Of the various
contests are valuable and Handsome.
The gun club viii shoot for "a silver
cup valuei At S2i and the winner Of
the boat race viii be- awarded a hand
some trophy nj $50. Inepr 2,s for the
winners u the swimming and tub
races Will receive ~ inst prizes $40
each in GOLD; second prizes IS each In
golj.
Press Club day will he a family day.
A holiday for the old folks aud tho
children. DOn'i forget to be at Saltair
on Thursday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
WITHIN OUR GATES.

G. a. Smurthwalte, one of the juno.
ton eros. roads sailing merchants,
was one with Va Tor a ilecliug spell the
latter part Of yesterday
A. &. BrckWitn Of Evanston,
wyoming, hut OF late prominently uo.
fore the people " the whole country
by reason Of having been npuointui T..
=. senator, came iu latt evening ami
put up at the Cullen.
Propeller DAVIS, who now ropre.
rents the now silver advocate Coin Of
Chicago, has Just returned from IN
Eastern trip anu dropped zoe ou the
NEWS for short time this morning.
Hr IL as huoyant aud prJIulsiyc a. hir
utmc would indicate.
u. y. Slower OF $40 was over
on business relating Go the pension
bureau and held up the NEws Tor q
few minutes. lie does uU. seem more
than an hour aud haIf ol.vr than
when he helped usiablsh tho place
from which he now halls
-
Frank J. Cannon has been 10 pfovi.
dcuce ana returned. This has no tof.
ufenco 10 the place 70 which ruvurcnt
eyes are turned nor Co the growing
town Uf that name In Cache county;
but 10 the Capital--Of rather one Of the
capitals--Of Rhode leland. where he
has beuu attending great Republican
gathering with % c.ambakv OF the
side.
.s
NJ. J. Branien,iriu OF Tho firm OF
Bmudeustein & Co., San FmucIsco, r.
here and enjoying hmgplf hy taking
thugs easily. He was at Saltair yes.
tcrIay ami found 10 pleasant placs 60
40 TO- His house .rilya the Tuputa-
ton Of being the heaviest tea inn
porter IN the United States and one
OF the largest IN the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.


The Exchange held a prolonged
meeting this afternoon, and discussed
several propositions to advertise the
resources OF Utah. A resolution was
adopted favoring u popular sub.
soription for the purpose, and appoint.
Ing committee Of three to formulate
a plan and report tomorrow.
a motion was carried, inviting the
manufacturers exchange to inaugur-
ate campaign Ia favor OF patronizing
home industries, and pleugipR tho
support OF the Real Estate Excbappe.
A resolution was adopted unani-
mously, requesting the Chamber OF
Commerce 10 call convention Of
delegates from Utah and the surround.
ing states and territories, 10 meet In
salt Lake CITY aud organize an
lnter-mountain board Of trade.
II was stated that the National A.
ISOLATION Of Real Estate agents had
been invited To hold their session Of
1894 In Denver, and II was agreed Thai
unless there was a prospect of securIng
the convention for this city, Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

TuE CULLEN -.Chas Wrrag Hot Spring. 4
T. IuClmau, Junh, a & HUUaVIu. ENausIIu
q Forester and wife. Castle Dafo. 10 Keith.
Utthoi, " J Shelley. Ogden. . o. DAVIS.
GynvyHi WIN O'brIrn, lnr. city. j 10 Jones.
Provo, Tom Diamond, IuNrt y " Mtly,
u W Campbell. wife Auu tWH children, tiurfus
natl W NJ SCshitf, turrLH. john trrnoy. tdu
rsrk city; Dan Mauin. luutl. " + March
iark CITY & T. Nignumiy ~Hu Antonio, 1ys,
Carrcli, Hebron, Nru, e. % lunsgn and
VIE, Decatur. tili II q yllwcIl, nc vs. Ey,
D " Mcbrih, fnyson, J 10 lyme, Helena
1hua Hooper Detroit
TuE kSursrou-E ualEc. Paris: W q
Jeffrey Luuloui 81 irIaf.us.Iuu. san fran.
Godiai jr. Einbars6. seaua6i T. Il whii'ai6.
rhia. ~, a ungh, Wallace. Idaho, T. q
suu'1y lofe 81 shelby. seattle. Wash, W
huapp tIed y hiesci, o.. cn, W Rice. FAR.
CIV, ~ Adclsdonrr san irtuc sco, Chus "
smith. Denver, colo, DO. uHIsuUfth, phua.
IA Nrs ara ~ iaslutt PORT Huron. 40 b..
Nv htcuct and wife, 40 L1uis Theodore
cisco, Robert MarIin, Marlin feHlaic. ncrlin
i.plgtt TAYLOR and VIC t.FoId Milkius, sport
= hourlc, Chirngoi Mrl ro,ra Creme, sew
lnrA Paul Lruurt, Cain trance. q j li0gyrs
and wife. Pasadena cal. % j furfythr. ~ a.
Wood. Mrs. a u llu'omns. ud and child.
host0u, Masa.
Tur llorrL 1NrLuoN.- ieo. Fort
Collins, Coli ID sake, str 10 lud Mrs
y McGarr, san fFaucaco .. ~ 70 White.
tcatuu, & Mollca bygTs, gago Mites u
NHriutt, Hrnniord. e. .'f y q. MiuHNaty.
New York; N NoIAuUg.. Nahuyf, h
NHhuys. iioll nd, A " 1utsdal. san FRAN.
clsrui y g. Hugs and wife, NaatrrH iuFEH,
Miss iiiggs, California, % " Mutuurn. san
francisCo Miss Bella AlAns. TonoiH, Henry
tchult, Mchmoud countr, Utah, . u eimuns,
John Lewis. itoHtuus Nrs John Lowe, Mise
q Eatnn, Chicago. " ff ayio GIauts Pace, 10
N Hess, NoW York Z T. uUrkrtH, a
Matthew, san iranc.Hao; ia Huffman, Wy.
uminr; 1cofEe W Patton. AlUiCu, \ s. %
liraslcA, Prague. Bohemia, y Williams,
luuvcr. Col. bcorrs NJ Robinson uud wife.
Mrs VI Robinson NJ Paul. 0 G. GRAFTON, omaha.
MuitL liousE, Mrl ~ q Young. Tusruro-
rni j illuan, Rico. Tex, II n Dryden, D. \
coleman, Mrs tulcmlu, Auburn, Gals " %
Nu.t dubuque, N, ~ q Harry, buthaud. la
" D. Miller. 4 q tHmuholl, MchrO. port, Va,
Vernon Bailey, Elk river; Ihs B. Ihomns on
AMI wife, Portland Mrs j N naIy. Mrs WIN
JrnDrs, SIR ~ uuifA. Green river. 81 CLARK
uud wife, lluCNJ1t, a q Holt, STOCKTON
frank uo tUrtui, 70 B. riVue, uuhir, UtIh. O. %
MAitursou. iarmiustuus u shelton, upHir,
Utah tko Coleman, sauna, Geo Campbell san
Francisco, Geo MhUu. Mich, Wm NItuhnlI
furk city John ~uuurraou ruu Francisco. O.
" huhm ir, Woodland, Cal, ! W Carton.
Tacoma, Wash, CuGs uCclcv. Portland. ono ,
a soon, Arit, air. J. kennedy and UuE. san
tfnucseoi T. q uIN, s 10 Anderson blooming
ton, tyuca T. marble, frcscn, ta.s ThUs
keller. Mrs 3 Keller Chicago, W ~ HplIUn,
a luplgr, Pleasant Dro,ui j q bulou,
Chicago,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

MONTREAL, July THE Chrlsuan
Endeav0r neld haE dozen prayer
meeiinEe this morning. Thu ptincIpa
exercise. were held ~ the Drill half iu
the presence Of 1000 delegates. 4 mum.
b.r ofp1pers were read. Many dele.
gates witnessed tue uirade Il the IRE
bglsaje az noon. Committee oInfer.
,ncee were held In tue city churches
this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Fsato OF Eliza Moads Thompson Darrell
Deceased
Ny Office ls UENEuY GIVEN BY TUE
TIA OF tho la.t WI mud Testament nf Full
Mrada Thompson Narfell, Formerly KILN
Ncada rlumrs1nI deceased 10 the cfrditlfa
OF. aud 400 nyrHus having claims agaluaI
thr aal1 deceased, Go cAhihit thrm with tho
necessary Vouchers, within four mnutHs after
che nr-f publication ut thIH notice, tu che FHIl
Nellie O., spencer. no Nu. 4il West Third North
street, salt IHEr Guy and County Unh
NELLIE LIZA SPENCER
ENucutriN of tNg IHHt VIII and Testament Il
Elst Meals Thompson hArrcll, docoHaed.
Dated July Hh, 80.
JOINS M CASNOs, attorney Tor eXocutrix.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

would receive the support Of the Salt
Lake exchange. lt was Decided TO-
send delegates 10 the August conveu-
lion OF the association q 10. Paul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

NEWPORT, Il. l., July There Il
hut little change In Justice Blatch-
fOrd's condition. He n growing
weaker. He may lingor lor few
weeks or he may die any moment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

WAsHINGTON, ID. O., Jdly THE
treasury resumed the purchase OF silver
bullion today buying hundred thou.
sand ounces nj ~ cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

CANDoE, n. D., July I'D. L..
kroedcr, wife aud four children were
murdered this morning by a hired
hand named Dombutsh. A posse b.
securing the county Tor him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
0ENTLKWEY'8 LTsr
SAVINGS BANK.

1eo MAIN arHETT.
Open Saturday evenings from To O'Clock.
5per cent interest PAID on deponts OF SluJ on
more, and compounded four Times Year
Utah Title Insurance d Trust Co.
oAIITLi, uiGoCa TulL PAID.
j. r. DooLY, President W 3. McOoRNtoK.
Wee President A. h. THOMAS, aecy,i E. u.
MIChh, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
srw YonIs srooKs.
General Improvement aud the Make,
steady.

NEW YoWS, July L-stocks were
generally firm after II o'clock. Sugar
reacted from y. to So. but the early
improvement lu tie ., maiudcr Of thp
list was well maintained. At noon
he market was steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

Wells, Fargo d 90. received today;
Miurn bullion, 81 1857.
r. II. Jones g. Go. received today:
Base bullion, $4,000.
Mccormick d 60. received today;
Hanauer lnli0u, $500; gold bars,
s831O. Total, $1,000.
w. A. Hodge, had In today for assay
8 carloads OF Sampson ore, so tons OF
Silver King ore, and five other cou'
trolls.
W. q. NJ. Steward had In for assay
TO-DAY i03 tons OF Falrylew ore, and one
other control.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

Il isa fraud aud n deception. 81
wan the Bland silver law. Both were
plaitrrs that only aggravated the
financial sore.0 He EXPRESSED
the opinion thai the Uni,ei
states alone coulI not restore silver
but that Germany, England anI
France must join with our govern.
ment in liking fair ratio between
gold aud silver before success coul
be attained la the matter. lie also
says: "Olf preeeut troubl - have not
yet reached their limit We might a.
well meet the struggle In a manly
aud courageous manner. We are IN n
financial whirlpool. Everybody must
ecOuOmihe. We must bear patiently
with each other. We must help each
other, ani above AL, we must main.
tain our integrity even TO our financial
death. | know my vlews are perhaps
not very popular In my own state here,
but am not running for Office nuI ~
need no votes, hence | can tell the
Truth. | have already Oyenvd up
again the HUclA mines, COnCcuttator
aud smelter. ! shall, Of course, run at
= loat; but shall not sell our product
for the present. losl thnt these are
times when men must forget profit aud
do something Tor men, women and
children. l shall reduce no wages,
but pay tue regular rate"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

Henry kn'ppenberg s man ger OF
o. g hecla Mining com any ut Hlen-
tule, Montana, anu na' Just Returned
100 aa seven montns' soi0urn In tie
EA I. He does not think the silv'r
qte'tlon IL the sole cause OF the pres
eat dun times, hutBty5: "lne Sher
Wau silver law IL MT the eau q OF our
present. financial rou q, neither ~ II
IN my opinion the cause Of lger
de- lining In price. So long ~ our
imuoit4 exceed our oXpDIts, I'D ll & tho
uiOcrence must be poi Ia god. 10
r,her words, n America wishe. 70 be
Euglish, we must pay Gr the luxury
tu old. Lot our monthly exports
exceed our imports, and America
10 o mes master OF the world, The
iHan ~ at buys more than he sslls VIII
non error later run cut of cath anu
\ mchudy Is bound TO ct hurt me
shtImau silver law should be- repealed
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-13
500 Reward. 100.

The reader OF this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimon-
ials. Address, +. j. Cheney d Co.,
Toledo, o., pH-sold by Druggists, zoe,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-12-13

The Aid Social at Mrs Harrington's
last Friday night had big crowd and a
good time. The most unique one yet
will he on Friday night at Judge c. G
fairleigh's residence. To the individual
drawing the best pig prize will be
awarded, also to the poorest piggie out
lineed. Here's chance to display your
artistic skill as well NJ winning me-
mento OF the occasion. Mrs Hardin is an
Indelatigab!e worker in her church and
begs that all denominations asst mble at
her fathers home to aid good cause.
The ladies' Of the NJ. r. church will
have phantom auction and oyster sup
per on Christmas night for the benefit
OF their church. Everything will he
most comfortably arranged and oh, the
lovely maids in ghostly apparel on which
the gallant knights can purchase, and
perhaps for good and all, who knows {?
Now these good christian ladies' who are
striving so earnestly to finish their
church ask liberal patronage from
home and surrounding country. The
oysters will be served to suit each indi-
vidual's taste and in the daintiest manner
by dainty dams,ls
Stuart X. Young opened the season Of
approaching gaities last Wednesday by
debut party and afternoon reception.
A number OF buds assisted in his bril-
liant come out, and he makes his bow to
socity under the most hattering auspices.
His bachelor apartments were aglow
with light and beauty. Potted plants,
palms, smilax and ferns were intertwined
interlaced and festooned into every con-
ceivable design and placed in every
available space. Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS adorned his corsage and a bunch
OF beauty roses graced his delicate hands.
Handsome family plate, snowy damask,
sbimmering glass, with menu to tempt
the Gods, greeted the guests in the din
ing room. Misses Mamie and Alliene
Murray, Cloyerpor; Miss Addie G..
Ditto and Mr.. Smith, Louisville; Misses
Lula, Nellie and Bertha Lewis, Matte
and Nellie McGehee and l.. l.. Lewis,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Fairleigh were the invited guests. A
| beauty rose as souvenir OF the occasion
was presented each upon departure.
Congratulations in profusion by this
writer