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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
Ne EWPORT NEWS,
fTrom our Regular Correspondsnt.l |

NEWPORT, June H.-Yesterday was .
great day for Newport. The General
Assembly Of Rhode Island, Tor the first
time since June, 1881, here assent bled, de-
clared citizen OF Newport elected mem
ber OF the United States Senate. The
Newport Artillery Company honored the
event with salute OF 100 guns, and many
OF the leading residents OF the place as
sembled at Hartman's during the after
noon to shake the hand and partake of
the good cheer OF their fellow citizen
thus honored.
1t may be noted as q singular coinci-
dence, too, that the Honorable Ather Rob-
ins, the last United States Senator from
Newport, was succeeded In 1889 by Hon.
Nathan +. Dixon of Westerly, the father
of Hon. Nathan f. Dixon OF Westerly
who, by yesterdays election. Is
Pssbod9 10 Rs wet%S Cd Sy aSn Gso
Hon. William p. sheffield's member
snip in the United States Sem
ate, 1t will be remembered, was
only from Nov. 10, 1884, to Jan. 21, 1885,
and was by the appointment of the Gov
ernor to fill vacancy caused by the death
OF Hon. Henry B. Anthony Of Providence.
Mr.. Sheffield succeed himself by On cleo.
powers that be ruled other
wise and her citizens had about
given up hope OF ever again hav-
ing representative in the high
est legislative body Of the nation,
when Mr.. Wetmore's popularity as
serted itself five years ago. This session
OF the General Assembly proved q jolly
gathering for Newport and mado things
exceedingly lively i'm about the Aquid-
neck House headquarters, even during
the absence of the large delegation which
marched to Touro Park and paid homage
to the old stone mill.
The Old Colony Company's new steamer,
Priscilla, which has been at the south
dock here for several weeks receiving her
furnishings, ETC., Is now about ready for
business. She will be opened to public
inspection here Monday night, and Tues
day she will make an official trial trip to
Fall River and thence out to sea, return
ing to the Border City in time for pub
lie inspection there Tuesday night.
Wednesday she will proceed to New
York from which port she will
make trial trip on Thursday and
where she will open to public inspec-
tion Thursday night. She will return to
Newport in time for q thorough cleaning
before going on the line between Fall
River, Newport and New York, on the
25th inst.
Several yachts, both steam and sailing,
have been in the harbor this week and 1t
really begins to look like summer all
about the old town.
Mrs. Patrick Harrington, an aged
widow, tried to make away with herself
yesterday in a pool Of water on Yelling
ton avenue. She was discovered and
taken to the police station.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
SOUTHTOWN.
washington Park Young Folks ReveIed
In a Surprise Party.
TINE NEWS BuRrAu,
eouTu PROVIDENCE AND PAwTuxEr,
RaUturSt pharmagv Talanhoua

TINE NEWS BuRrAu,
eouTB PROVIDENCE AND PAwTUxEr,i
Psvtuxet Pharmacy, Telephone 72i-R
A very pleasant surprise party was held
at the residence of Colonel Isaac l.. Goff, at
Washington Park, last evening In honor
Of his daug hter, Miss Josephine A. Con.
The evening was passed very pleasantly
with reading, games and parlor enter
tainments, Including instrumental and
vocal music. The company con-
sisted Of Miss Florence Lenau,
Miss Vernie Stapleton, OF Bristol,
Miss Bertha Hoxsie, Miss Posy Freeman,
Miss Fanny Freeman, Miss Flossy You'll
den, Miss Lillian L. Con, Miss Abby Sau-
tbof, Miss Winifred Daley, Master Wal
ter Richards, Muster Charles Munysu,
Master Rolin White, Master Thomas
Freeman, Master Fred wilmsn, Master
Eddie French, Master Merrill Shaw, and
several others. During the evening q col
lstion was served.
The ladies connected with the Epworth
League Of The EAgewsed NJ. ". Church
wiz give hwn party Friday evening on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14

afternoon and evening. The beneficiary,
supported by the Katherine Rober Com.
pany, will appear In "Ticket OF
Loave Man." the roles o. the drama
psp. psaf fSsPsss Y sss 5, the srs%sss
unteers arc Mr.. j. Frank Moore, Lothrop's
and Joe little lola Virginia Dodge, q
sprightIy little tot OF Ave years; Miss
Lotta Monteith; the Rhode Island Quar-
tet; jerome J. Powers; Musical Conrad |;
James Malaidy and several others.
Colonel Duckworth and the field officers
OF the Light Infantry Veteran As
socia.ion have received an invitation
to attend the celebration OF the
Tooth anniverssry OF the Bristol Artillery
to be held In Bristol next Monday. The
Association In considering the time and
place for their annual fisld day,
cline the invitation. The have also been
invited by the Governors Foot Guards
OF Hartford to become their guests
next month and 1t will be brought before
special meeting when the question OF
the field day will be considered.
The special committee of the City Coun-
Gil returned from Newport last night, and
upon their success in securing % the
enactment OF the laws i'm which
the city was particularly interested. II
they had secured the repeal Of the act
creating q board OF fire commissioners
their cup of rejoicing would have been
filed to overfowing.
Daily Cooking Hint.
CARAMEL FRosTIyG--One cup OF brown
sugar, "a cup of milk, II cup of butter.
Put 1t toget her on the stove to melt; then
take OF, strain and cook slowly on the
back of the stove ~ hours. Have the
cake (plain white) cold before putting on
1t the warm frosting.
MRS. WILLIAM p. TUCKER.
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BREAKFAST COCOA.

bhhAhf AST UUUUA.
Bakers, 1-2 lb. boxes. gle.
Huyler's, 1-2 lb. boxes ..23c.
Bensdorp's, 1-2 Id. boxes $50.
Bensdorp's, 4 Id. boxes -. 6Oc.
Whitman's Instantan eous
Chocolate, 4 lb. boxes. ). CSC.
Whitman's instantaneous
Chocolate, 1-2 Id. boxes. .35c.
OATMEAL.
Quaker Oats. 2 lib. package. 1Oc.
A b q Oats, z lib. package. lac.
H-O Oats, 2 lib. package. =. .14c.
McCann's Irish Oatmeal, 8
ius tius. .........,.......... .OOc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
Daily Cooking Hint.
The Religious Press.
MethOdists,

OF the IL branches of the Methodist de-
nomination 2 only have newspapers OF
any sort. They are III I'm number and
circulate about 100000 copies. Twenty
six OF these newspapers are known
as Christian Advocate" In this
body there are 4,589,2S4 communicates
and 1t has organizations of some branch
in every State and Territory except
Alaska. North Carolina leads with 49,
336 communicates. Georgia follows with
nearly as many. Ohio Is third and New
York fourth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
THE SPRING OF ETERNAL YOUTH.

Carlsbad may bs truly termed the Spring
of Eternal Youth. For centuries the IA
nous 6prudei has been used as the best
NATURAL remedy for constipation, cstarrh
OF the stomach, dyspepsia and liver and
kidney complaints, diabetes, etc. Best
taken when outdoor exercise can be had.
Be sure to buy the genuine IMPORTED ar
ticle ONLY, which must have the sigma
ture Of "EIsNER q MESDELsoN Co., 5ols
Agents, New York" on every package.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
R.L.ROSECOMP
CONDENSED MILK.

CONDENSED MILK.
Eagle. ..... 16c. can, y 4. 30 dOz.
AnglO-Swiss &c. can, So, 90 doz
Daisy ........12c. can, $1.40 dOz.
Highland Cream. ............
.........14c. can, $1.65 dOz.
SARDINES.
II. q G. Sardines, 1-2 boxes
Csc; IA boxes. s............ IL SC.
Rodels 1-2 boxes csc. IA
DOXes..,.... ................ ocs
Richardson 81 Robbins
BOned Chicken ........ .42c.
Richardson 81 Robbins
BOned Turkey. ..42c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14

healthy appetite, with perfect digestion
and assimilation, may he secured by the use OF
Ayers Pills. They cleanse and strengthen the
whole alimentary canal and remove ell OBJ
structions TO the natural functions OF either
EEK. without any unpleasant effects.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
Talked About.

Entertainments This Evening.
LoTHRoP's OPERA HOUSE Katherine Rober
In ''The Iron Master"
BLACKSTONE HALL-"Pop" Concert
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14

Announcements, Menus, Invitations and
Calling Cards engraved and printed. Low
prices. The ]. j. Ryder Co.. 2l0 Westmin inster
Half-tones a speciality
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14

Letters or circulars in imitation of type
writer gotten cut on short notice At News
Job Once,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-14
THE Thief OF TIME.

John Doyle was srrsigned In the Sixth
District Court this morning charged with
stealing q watch from EdwsrdC Champagne.
He pleaded not guilty and was held for
trial Tuesday. Champagne In the man
who was enticed into q house on Pine
gathered In last night as one of the as
sailants.
David White was fined % and costs for
stealing bottled beer.
L. Frank Leonard, who for number Of
years was the second officer OF the steamer
Frances, died at his home on North Main
street yesterday. He was q member OF o
number of beneficial socities. Flags
on the steamer were set at half mast,
and will remain in that position until
after the funeral, which will take place To-
morrow afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
NEW YonK LIQUOR DEALERS.
The Twelfth Annual session of the
AssocIution,

The Twelfth Annual session of the
Association.
Niagara Falls. n. Y. Sept ls,-The
twelfth annual convention OF the
Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers assoc
claticn OF the state Of New York is
being held.in this city. and nearly every
wine company In the country is repre-
scented. The New York AMI Brooklyn
delegates came on a special train at
midnight. Daniel Holland OF New York
will be the choice of the New York
and Brooklyn delegates Tor president.
Mr.. Tekulskl having refused to accept
recollection. The only other candidate
announced Is George IL. Meadow of
Troy. Financial Secretary Gottschak
and Recording Secretary Morrissey OF
Syracuse will probably be reelected.
when President TekulsN was asked
whether the convention would take any
action ON Mgr. Satolli's liquor letter he
replied; THE matter was not ia be
brought before the convention. II *
nothing we have to do with and does
not concern us in the least II was
not addressed nor was It Intended for
any one In this state, and II would be
poor taste for us TO make any contro-
versy over such matters. No Satollls
letter win not be mentioned IN the con-
vention II have anything to say
about IL 4"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
LEVI GOT THE Vote
--s-
While Sloat Fassett Got the
RazzIe Dazzle,
THEY SAID NO, NO, NO,
But Voted Yes, Yes, Yes From
the First
DAVID BENNETT WAS PRAISED
In n Sarcastic M.nner-os,e rnor
riower Arraisn.d-erov.r Cisve-
land Wos.,ed aud Democracy Ess-
crascd-proeeed,nas Of the New
York Republicans.

s, =, a. go
Sua'pt"' ~ !" sept is'~-rhe sta'V
Republican convention, called to nom
mate a full state ticket, WAS raped
to order here AT lall ~. m Hon. Lam.
nal o,us IL, N.,v Ya., ,,,,. MN.
~, 81 ~"
""ue "h'porarN CHAIRMAN Dr. carr
OF Saratoga onetod prayer, at the con
elusion OF which Temporary Chairman
Onirp h,.an IA. ,ah,es. ,,ht.h ,,,s
-. - 49,"
4Nf''s 'n''' I"p''N Wy "pl'"u'N ne
ernlgned tho Democratic party for
the passage OF tho now thrirt hill and
IN, inrome ms ana d.no,n,.a,, ~, H.,
,,,t,. ,,..,,..,...,,.' ~ 80. 49,,
V'',l' i'''''VN'"" vi N'W YORK Guy u"
said the outlook Tor the Republican
party IN the coming election was most
encouraging During Mi. Ouiresi sneeen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

The New York Nearly Rendy for sea
Much Interest Taken In the Maine.

The New York Nearly Ready for sea.
Much Interest Taken In the Maine.
New York, Sept. 1s--The cruiser New
York came out Of dry dock at the navy
yard at high tide yesterday. 1t was
difficult matter to float the ship. as
she draws &c feet inches Of water.
while the depth across the port side OF
the dry dock at mean high water Is
but % feet inches. The tide yesterday
morning was exceptionally high, how
ever, and the cruiser came on the sill
without scraping. Capt. RobleY Evans
and his executive officer. Lieutenant
Commander william Smith. were on
the bridge Naval Constructor Frank
T. Ferrmnd superintendent operations
from the shore II waa thought that
the ship could be made ready for sea
in about three weeks. The officers are
still ignorant OF the proposed destlna-
ton OF the ship on her next cruise.
The battleship Maine may get away
from the navy yard on her official trip
tomorrow Great Interest attaches TO
the performance OF the Maines engine
and the contractors are anxious to
have the trial over Considerable In
terror hitting needs 10 be done on board
the ship, but this will be attended TO
In a day or two. All that viii be at
tempted at this time " the develop
rncnt Of her horse power. Capt Fran
els NJ Bunds. who II 20 command her,
was al the navy yard yesterday TO
consult with the commandnnt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
ter for Our Money Here

kis is an every day re.
II we hear a great many
|ls use throughout the
II Ii is sure the store
4 better and better each
I Is this the kind of a
4 you want in Fort
Ethi or one that gets
Esr and poorer, less at
Iiye TO trade, selections
growing worse instead
Liter! Which kinda
III the courtesies of our
|.eare extended to strang.
|passing through without
cations to purchase.
|rders left for dress max.
with our Miss Phalen
\ the house guarantee
|stisfaction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

A widow wants Siiooo--recuiiap CIR
cumatanrca ~ the Case.

Paris, Tax, sept, IS Mrs, Mary p.
nadcn nlrd suit today AGAINST the
supreme Lodge OF the knights OF py-
thlaa Of the world for 5000 insurance
on the HE Of her husband Capt sar-
gent bradley. who WIS killed on tho
night Of July 49, 1894 lie belonged
20 the Endowment ig,tiis and was presi-
dent OF II Ia the local lodge The
uuprcinc lodge requires that remit.
tanceH Tor all dues shall be made on or
before the I'm OF each month. Capt
bradley assisted the secretary In The
collection OF dues. An had boon ooi-
lectcd and were IN rirRdcyn Nnfr 10 be
forwarded on the morning pt the PIN
After be- was Killed the sherif had pos
session Of the house for soma days
When The money was forwarded all
the mrmbera were relnrtatcd but CAPT.
Bradrya dues were retained aud the
nuprcme treasurer refused payment
The case VIII attract much attention.
The members Of the local lodge believe
Mir ilradoy should have the money. as
the delay was Unavoidable
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
wr,rnEp ronno .sr.

Galveston. 1cN.. sept ls--The
hlghest pressure on tunirhpA map
forms ridge extending from, the lower
lni,os TO northern Texag There are
one ovor the Atlantic siateh and an.
athcr pycr the rAtrcme northwest Tho
weather 10 cloudy tNer thr Ailantio
Htatca und III generally clear eiseNh here.
llnin amounting 10 dne rnth OF m inch
or mora ~ r.pp Tod from rhariattf ara
pittahnrr local Forecast fr ToNnH
for twerty.four hours enilnu ~ o'clock
midn'pit sep' smhar ~ Hnith Texas.
ccntf1l roSnp, l'ssi 'rpNla. Southwest
rcxas, coast llruict, p,Hsraily mlr.
Wprmnr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Chicago. Sept. ls.-Col. Ea,n Ander-
son Of Kentucky who is now in the
city on his way to New York. was
asked what effect the defeat OF Breck-
inrIdge would have in his state. The
old gentleman looked about, found a
ouspldore. spat in it, pulled his beard
and replied. II dare say II Will teach
an Important lessor that even In Ken
lucky u IL dangerous TO set caught"
"D.d you oppose the colone'Y'
wen, ] did not until n few weeks
ago. Up to that time was strongly
In favor OF him"
And some new proof changed your
mind. eh?"
well / cannot say It was a proof
I will say that Il was stronger than a
proof. II was a woman. You see ! am
a wldower. without children. without
moral responsibilities Of any sort, and
/ did not see why Bill should not 20
10 congress about as long as he wanted
10. CAD. sab, a woman that liNed
near Paris changed my mind. For a
long time ] have been after her to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
Bss Trimmings.

be new Vandyke points,
|new hand crochet braids
edgings, the new jet
Eementerie, the new silk
Jet ornaments and col.
open today for your in.
ttion. Another busy day
black and colored dress
very best line of
| T5c, $50, 81. 81. % fab.
ever shown here. See
high novelties. No
bile TO show you.
(riers left for dress max.
| with our Miss Phalen
the house guarantee
|sstisfaction.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

New York. Sept. is-lt has been a
more quiet day in commercial circles
than rInce the middle OF July. as there
were no mil orders from important
Interior and more distant markets.
which with the gloomy weather that
attends steady rain. was a hinderance
TO new business. There VIII be more
doing in jobbing circles as a very good
number Of new buyers were present
print cloths were firm at DC bid, for "
SQUARES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
They Believe in 1t,

marry me and she had been putting
me OF, But u few weeks ago | met her
and she told me that II would work
against the colonel she would marry
me as soon as the election was over
then took on my coat and nt BIlly
about as hard as a nian ever tit, sad
sab, 1t was the women of the state
that Killed the colonel"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
old Sansaa DyisE.

c,onsyyiIle. KAN. sept is.-Daniel
woodson. iisrt secretary Of Kansas
and acting governor Of the territory,
is5--5s. S lying critically IN at his home
here During the last twenty-five years
Il. has lived quiet life here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Paris. TEX, Sept. lJ--Mr and Mrs
Gideon waller aged Is and ~ respect.
lively, Joined the baptist church and
were haptiaod today No une present
ever knew ar heard Of such an old
couple Joining the church aud beltg
bRptlrrd az the sam time, They hays
been married ffty-nvo years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Houston, Tox.. Aepi. lS.--FIre this
morning destroyed nearly block OF
new houses on broadway ana Congress
nireetA f.oBaesi william Harral. $1,000;
lnnnrnncc. $1,000 AirN lfuflonR, 500;
insurance. $500. Emanuel Maicom. 5000;
Insurance, 5000; James crowder 5000;
no insurance The peurl house, $1,000;
no Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

Little Rock. Arlts Sept, is.--rhe Re-
pubiicans OF the Fourth district nomln-
atod Hon. Pat Raloigh fof congress-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
Largest
Semi-Weekly
Circulationin Texas
Printers Ink Year Book

just issued places the Semi Weekly Gazette at
the head OF the list of semi-weeklies for the
state of Texas.
This means that ~. emf Weekly Gazette
has the
Largest Newspaper chc0ah. ~ ,exas.
And it follows, as the night the day, that it is
The Best advertising Medium in Texas.
Printers Ink Year Book is standard publ
cation by George 2. Rowel & Co. devoted to
high-cass publications of large circulation
What it says goes.
The Semi Weekly Gazette is read more than
any other paper by the agrculturists of Texas
because
They Believe in 1t.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

|Salngton, Sept, lS.-The following
" Of patents granted Texans In
Eh Cattle guard, Peter l.. Brady
|e, Car coupler. Nicholas s. Dug
s,lseston. On distributor for ships
4 ehIicson, Sabine Pass. Refrigera-
ssotge A. Green. Rogers plows,
INK y Kelly, Tolosa. Rotary valve,
II Lester. Panhandle. Car coup
'ohn Schalrer, FL Paso.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
A Great Texas Enterprise.

waco Drs-cicnsi Even across seas
they have heard 81 the Texas Cotton
I'niar~-ua tesserr- received by the
nny-Gi"be last week from scotland,
Norwns and 1srnnny attest. For NIL
Texas--and thv worid soc--is the Cots
ton Pniner,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19
.,Jssrassd,

!. H.pubiTc, one OF the best
posi-. fn~ Inst number of the
~ Trndcr Il ON the natural
|hsI" and coumerctui ndsan-
prss' resas. Arknnsns and Ten
y. -. certainly three great
" re, ARE rich in minerals,
n In timber and in farm pro-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

The cunning Of the hold up urafis-
man was shown IN the selection Of the
spot FOR turning the little trick" as
the robbery was professionally termed
For ten miles there II no night tele-
graph station until La Plata Is reached
and there Is no stop there. Once IN
while the train takes water AZ Gorln,
but there IS nothing here except tho
tank. Not within The memory OF me
Oldest man on the road has hAh
been made al Pairing.
But at Hurdlan, which 10 just ten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-19

had heard. and almost before his hand
LETT the valve across the tracks not 80
yards away swung rcd light. With
IN twenty seconds from the explosion
~ the torpedo, the train was al
stRndstill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25
WYTHEvILLE'S BUSINESS CLUB.
The Fish Hatchery TO BE Coded to tn
United states-Attractive Place.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, February "a
Especial "A Disbursements club has been
recently organized In Wytheyille, and at
It's meeting last evening the following eli.
GERS were elected: NJ. NJ. Caldwell, presi-
dent; C. w. Graves. w. G.. Ripass, and
w. II. Spiller. vice-presilen-s; r. II.
Terry, secretary; Frank Owens. trea-
surer.
The special object Of this club Is TO
advance the business interests Of Wythe-
VILE.
1t IL rumored that an offer has been
received from the proper committee by
which the United States agrees uf the
Legislature OF Virginia will cede u the
United States the ground which is occu-
piel by the United States fish h9 tchery,
near Wytheville) to spend several thou
san1 dollars identifying said grounds and
TO make a macadamlzed road frcm
Wythevile to that point.
The Business Mems Club will investigate
tie rumor, and attempt TO conclude The
negotiations, II It IS true, 10 this ord.
The fish-hatchery Is already q most at
tractive place, with It's clear ponds. fed
from remarkably large and beautiful
spring. full OF pretty fish. its surrournd-
ing fertile farm-lands. and its back
ground OF blue-mountain ranges. 1t is
visited every summer by most OF the
strangers who come 10 Wythevile. and
with good road leading to 1t and $40
spent In beautifying the grounds 1t will
become a drawing card for Wytheville,
and credit to the United States Fish
Commission.
Some OF the young men have formed an
athletic association.
CLUB MEETINGS.
The Dove and Darnin' Club met last
Tuesday evening at Ingleside. the home
OF Colonel II. T.. Withers. The meeting
was a delightful one.
The Married-I.adies' Club organized yes
terday afternoon. under the title Of the
"Hard-Times Club" The first entertain
ment will be given at General Walker s
residence March 9th. at s o'clock.
The supper Is to consist Of con,ribu-
lions sent In by the several members.
and each dish contributed must be made
by the fair hands OF the lady who sends
II. The husbands OF the ladies' are al
lowed to share the feast and 10 bass
practical judgment upon the culinary
triumphs of the working members.
Mr.. e. NJ. Caldwell. Of Radford. spent
yesterday with friends in Wytheville.
Mrs. John Williams entertained q party
OF Wytheville friends at dinner yester-
day, at her hospitable country home.