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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
Victoria swine.

This breed Of swine. says n writer in
the National Stockman, like the Poland
China breed. originated i'm the United
States about the year 1875 Mr. Curtis
of New York claimed the honor Of orig
mating the Victorias and he wrote sew
eral articles on the subject. some Of
which We're published in the live stock
papers. II appears from the statements
contained in these articles that Mr.. Cur
It's experimental by crossing the Byfield
hogs with the natives. to which he added
crosses Of the Yorkshire and Suffolk and
raised a family of white hogs which he
named NictOrias. About this time Mr.
Davis of Indiana was experimenting in
swine breeding. He took four distinct
breeds. viz Poland-C China, Chester white
Berkshire and Suffolk. and by these
crosses he brought out breed
which he also gave the name of
Victoria. Mr.. Curtis's strain Of hogs
having long ago passed out
of sight are in no way related to the
Nictorias as originated by Mr. Davis
In 1880 the Iowa state agricultural
society provided a full class for the
Nictorias, and since then they have been
provided class the same as all other
distinct breeds by all state agricultural
societies. The NiCtorias are white with
occasional dark blue spots i'm the skin
Ihey have "a good strong coat of soft
hair frequently waVy, small head. face
medium dished. bone fine and strong,
back broad. straight and level They
are unsurpassed as breeders being ex-
cellent mothers and great mixers. hard
~ ever losing pig they breed They are
easily kept, fatten readily at any age,
quality of meat excellent and much
sought after for block pork.
The NictoriaS are a registered breed
there being two Victoria records, one
known as the Indiana and the other
as the Michigan assassination and record.
both OF which are in a flOurishing con-
dition.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
BATTLE WITH A TRAMP.
Who Had IDsuIted Three Daughters
OF Farmer.

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. pa farmer
named Joseph Bib. living north Of East
Fork. has three daughters who keep
house for him, his wife being dead on
Wednesday a tramp came along, and,
seeing no men about. insulted them.
who notified their father. who was at
work i'm the field. Mr.. Bidd mounted his
horse and went TO Crandall for the con-
stable This officer and Mr. Bibb over
took the tramp. who opened fire upon
them. and a battle ensued. In ALI
seventy-five shots were fired. The tramp
fell mOrtally wounded. Mr. Bibb re-
ceived a flesh wound and the constable
lost a finger.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
THE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
officers Elected at the New York
Meeting of the Association.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-At the meeting
of the newspaper publishers association
this afternoon the following officers
were elected: President J. w. Scott
Of the Chicago Herald; vice-president,
F. H. Woods of the Boston Herald
secretary, W. G. Bryant of the Brook
Ign Times; treasurer. II. f. GunnisOn of
the Brooklyn Eagle: executive commit
tee, G. w. Knapp of the st. Louis Re
public y. ~ McRae of the Cincinnati
Post and the st. Louis Chronicle and
r. DriscOH Of the st. Paul Pioneer
Press. The principal topic of discussion
at the meeting was the introduction
70 the new typesetting machines which
was ably discussed by Mr.. McKenny Of
the n. w. Aver advertising company of
Philadelphia and Mr.. Victor F. Lawson
of the Chicago News and the Chicago
Record
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28

According to Prof. Webster this insect
has destroyed two million dollars worth
of corn ia Indiana in one year. II is
travelling eastward. II is first found on
the thistle and golden rod. The beetle
Is shaped like the cucumber beetle and
is green i'm color. They feed on the silk
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
THE EXPERIMENT STATIONS
GOOD WORK BEING DONE FOR THE
AGRICULTURAL SECTIONS.

harm Tests Plants for Home
GrOwers-yictoria SNine-Corn Root
WOrm-Naming the Farm-Feeding
STANDARDIZATION for Farmers
SOns-Fruit Growing Pays-Increas-
ing the Number of Bees.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28

Positive economy. peculiar merit and
wonderful medicinal power are all COM
bined in Hoods Sarsaparilla- Try it
Hoods cures
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28

sites: in short, the aid he receives from
science, together with his own well-di-
rected energy and intelligence, makes
him master Of the situation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-02-28
SEVEN MILLS ON THE DOLLAR.
Firm Which Failed for 100000 Has
Assets for $1,000.

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb 2S.-The affairs
Of the St Paul real estate firm of Bush
nell & Bushnell which failed for $780,
600 about two years ago, are being set
tied UP by the st. Paul trust company,
which is the assignee. Out of the wreck
Of the firms affairs only a little over
81 800 have been saved, netting each cred
itor a fraction over mills on the dol
lar. one Minneapolis creditor has Just
received a one-cent postage stamp in
full for his claim. Most Of the victims
were eastern clients. The Bushnell
brothers are supposed to be in Mexico,
whittier they fed after the collapse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

liam n. Mckinney. OF this city. for Con-
grcss. The convention. Before adjourn
ment, was addressed by Hon. f. G. Ven
able. chairman Of the Fourth Virginia
Congr, sslonal District Committee, who
in this district there was no reason why
gressional fight. Mr.. Nenable closed by
exhorting the Democrats throughout the
district 10 do their whole duty In this
congressional contest
The Democrats Of Dinwiddie county also
elected delegates to-day TO the cOngrcs-
sicnal convention They are UNRESTRICTED.
but are believed TO be for Mr.. William Il.
Mckinney.
Mr. Il. r. Thorpe. the Republican can
didatc for Congress from this district
spoke in Dinwiddie county to-day.
"owu,fhx TOA r1-gov. McXISNFy.
POWHATAN COURTHOUSE. VA.
Sept. l7.-Special.--The County Convention
met to-day at Powbatan Courthouse and
elected the following delegates TO the
Petersburg Convention: Dr. William ~.
Hennjng. W. &. Schroeder. and John T..
Crowder. Each delegate selects his own
alternate. The delegates 20 uninstructed.
well looked after by our efficient super
ming. and the delegates are all Tor IHll.
W. Mckinney.
Nfrr orAY DrLrGtTTS UNfNsTbUciFp.
CREWE. VA, Sept f7.-Special. Motto
way elected delegates to-day Tor the
Petersburg Convention. They go unin-
structed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
kESIGNAIION ASKED FOR.
supervising Architect Loses IA -. 800 Posi-
hnn for Reing Fractious

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Sept l7.-Sec
rotary Carlisle to-day asked for IN,
resignation OF Jeremiah ORourlSe. OF
Newark. y. j.. supervising architect of
the Treasury Department The letter
requesting the resignation was handed
Mr. ORourke shortly before t O'Clock
this afternoon. Mr.. O'ROurke was an
pointed 10 his present position by Score
t9ry Carlisle shortly after the advent
OF the present Democratic admnisira-
ton. succeeding W. j. Elbrooke. OF
Chicago lie was one OF dozen prOmi-
ncnt applicants. and was backed pOllti-
cally by Senators Smith and Mcpher-
son. Of Now Jersey. besides by ID number
OF prominent architects OF the North
and East several times within The
past year he has. I'm the conduct of his
Office had friction with his superior
officers and with under officials appoint
ed by Secretary Carlisle. His latest mis-
understanding. il is said. took place with
". B. Fleming. chief OF the law and
contract division OF his Ollie. Mr.
Fleming is "A personal friend Of Secretary
Carlisle. and in his latest office coutro-
yersy be. II Is said, upheld Mr. Flem-
Ing.
Mr.. O'Rourke was born in ireland
and is about forty-iye years Of age
The salary Of the place is about Sf.5uG
per year which is one OF the best IN
the treasury service. and the position IS
one OF vast responsibility
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
REFUSED 10 SUnRrSDRK MYEn,.
Rev. Mr.. Miller RssigDs-Senator Caffsry
In Roanoke

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. 7.-Special.-The
court at Portsmouth, Ohio. refused 10
turn W. y. Myers over 10 tine officer who
went from this city with a rcluisition for
him. He was released on a bond Of
500, for his appearance October l0th when
II will be decided whether he Will be sur
rendered 70 Virginia FOR trial
keV. Oliver G.. Aiiiifr, pastor Of 81.
Marks Luthern church. has rendered his
resignation Having seen the magnii-
cent new building completed. ana the whole
work OF his ministerial life having been
mat OF church-buildcr. he has deter
mined 10 emove from Roanoke.
Senator Iaifery. Of Louisiana. visited
lion. NJ. G. Thomas, OF this city. to-day.
lie was interviewed. ana said ne regarded
the South as the conservative bulWark
u the country. and that The advantages
oneFed TO immigrants were superior D.
those Of any other section He was OPP
posed 10 "A prOmisCuUus How from En-
roIc but believed mai the best OF those
Clements through the North and North
west would cause the American farmers
then - turn their eyes Southwark In
fact they were already doing this H.
sald he was unhesnatinsly opposed to
ana hoped mat before the expiration Of
ms term Of the present Administration
me returning prosperity OF the
c c,,uIti3y ana NJ. Cleyeland's firm
would relieve the country OF all danger
~ belhs hooded with deprecated cur
Irncy. lie expressed qualification at the
iefeat Of Breckinridga for the Democratic
nomination for another term I'm Congress.
rs ms return vas not at all desirable
under the circumstances
David Martin. n young white man re-
siding at Poague's NH. in Roanoke conn
~ shot himself I'm the side with a pistoI
yest"rdey. with suicidal intent. and viii
lie. He Is supposed TO have been TEN
". H. Ward. of this city. and Miss
ugusi3 Ross. Of Franklin county were
carried az So'clock tonight, on the sum
}. G. Miller officiating w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
GRAHAM AND SETTLE.
THE DEMOCRAT AND REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES MEET AT 0XFORD..u
The Former Got the Beat OF tho Argument
and tho Correspondents Thinks He
will Win In >oyemb,r.

OXFORD. n. c.. Sept. T.-Speciai.-The
joint speaking between the two canii-
dates IN this. the Fifth. congressional
district began here to-day. Hon. y. W.
Graham, the Democratic nominee, and
Hon. Thomas Settle. the Republican. The
hour OF meeting was / o'clock. and AT the
appointed time the courthouse was filed
TO OVERLOOKING
Mr.. Settle had no Introduction. but led
off in a friendly and very credtable style
with a speech Of one hour and a half
and was replied to by Mr. Graham. who
was handsomely introduced by Or. T.. 1.
White, and who did literally frazzel seq
tie. and then wore out the fraZzei ms
district, as per vote Of 1892, polls about
1859 votes. Four thousand o. these are
Popuists. 20O OF whom VIII return 10
the Democrats. and the others where IN"
woodbine twineth, and with the 1900
Democratic majority In the district, u IS
very liberal 10 claim a Dcmocratic ma
jOrty OF $40 for Graham IN November
The best order prevailed during the SPEAK
ing which lasted until O'Clock. ana ai
hands went home wiser, II not better
men.
Captain Rufus Ams was present. but
did not get an opportunity 20 get IA
word edgewise. and left for home ia a
beautiful shower that came ~ Just IN
time. IL can be relied on that the Fltth
district will redeem herself I'M November,
thus making North Carolina wholly DEM
OCratic In Congress.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
ELLhYT am GRhGORY.
They Meet GA the stump At Goochlund.
MIR Royce speaks Also.

GOOCHLAND. c. H.. A.. Sept. 17.-Spe-
cial.-This being County Court-day the
people Of Goochland turned out in good
ly number 10 hear the issues OF the con-
gressiona canvass discussed from Demo
cratic and Popuiist standpoints
About | o'clock court adjourned, and
the speaking commenced
"A joint discussion took place, In which
Mr.. G. \. Royce a young canpagner
from your city. led Off for the Democrats.
He spoke for about forty minutes, touch.
Ing upon all the leading questions at
issue. and closed with ringing appeal
10 his hearers not 10 permit themselves
TO be seduced from the path OF duty by
the representatives of false and unknown
gods.
Judge Gregory followed in d TRADE
against the leaders of all parties. both
In this country and In England, whom, he
said, had conspired against and destroyed
the money OF the people.
Colonel Elicit. the Democratic nominee
for Congress. was the next speaker. and
he handled the Populists and RepuDli-
cans with gloves off. His speech was
eloquent his logic convincing. and time
after time the audience broke into cheers
as he laid bare the falacies OF Popullsm
and expounded the great principles OF
Democracy.
had a rejolnder of twenty minutes. Al
together IL was day for Democracy.
your correspondent having been able TO
find only two or three Populists on
the ground.
Goochland may be safely counted upon
for as large a Democratic vote as
usual.
The predominant sentiment of the
crowd was largely In favor OF Colonel
Elicit who made a fine impression on
the Goochland people. TO whom he has
heretofore been comparatively stranger.
The discussion was pleasantly conducted
with some vigorous thrusts at each other
by the law champions. Judge Gregory
made many friends. but won no adhe
rents. The people like him. but realize
that ne represents wild theories impos-
rible to execute The political outlook
is bright and promising.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
Mrs. COUSINS TAXES LAUDANUM.
Discovered In Time. However. to be Saved.
Other News Matters.

PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. i7.-Specal.
1t is learned that ;he Hon. Henry L..
Loving has tten appointed a commits
sioner OF the United States Court OF
Claims. and In that capacity will VISIT
this city on the 2lst instant. for the
purpose of examining the claims OF the
Petersburg letter carriers for overtime
filed against the Government some years
ago. The testimony In these cases mas
been already taken and the brief ana ar
gument OF counsel have been filed, Dnt IL
Is expected that this examination Dy tHe
commissioner II satisfactory TO the Gov
eminent and TO the claimants Will ma
terially hasten the settlement OF tne
CAIN Although only the carriers on uuty
during the first Cleveland administration
have filed claims up 10 this time, an OPP
DOrtunity will be given by the commas
sioner on the 2lst Instant to all carriers
having claims not yet presented, TO pre-
pare and file them at once. Messrs. Las
sitter Il Lassiter. of this city, are couh-
sci for the Petersburg letter carriers.
Rev. J. W. ROsebrO. -. D., pastor OF
Tabb-Street Presbyterian church VINO
has been on a summer trip, occupied
HIS pulpit yesterday morning.
Rabbi /. Koplowitz. Of Richmond was
in the city to-day. introducing his DOCK
entitled. "A Manual of the Jewish Rel-
giOn 90
The first rain for three weeks began to
fall here in copious showers about
o CLOCK tulS AFTERNOON, anu toiNiHH'A
late in the evening.
Mrs w. r. Cousins. whose husband is
employed at Seward trunk factory. came
10 the drug store Of Mr.. r. J.. Bow
man. on the corner Of Bank and Short
Market streets this morning and asked
for n ten cent vial Of laudanum-One
ounce. The clerk. not suspectlng any
thing wrong. let Mrs. Cousins have II.
and then she went home and swallowed
most Of the drug and fell off into a
stupor. As soon as Mr.. Cousins learned
what had occurred he FASTENED to Mr..
Bowman's store to inquire whether or
not his wife had purchased any lauda-
mum there. and on being told that she
had he Immediately summoned Or. Budd
who gave the patient an antidOte of per
Of potash. Mrs. Cousins sub
sequently revived. and is now considered
out OF danger She had been in bad
health for some time.
The public schools OF Petersburg open
ed this morning The total number OF
white scholars enrolled was l,33l' color
ed. l.456.
There are no further tldings Of Mr.
l. NJ Newcomb, whose sudden disappear
ance has been mentioned in these dis
patches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
NEGROES coUNsrI n4wAND oRDrn
In biscnssing the Shooting OF Alice Bate,
bv Claude I. Brock i'm surrv

SURIIl, VA. Sept II. Speclal-The
Smsthheid Baptist Association (coloreD
has been in session FOR several DAYS dur
ing the past week az Poplar Lawn church
dpout three miles below this place. The
cloSlns exercises were held on yesterday.
ana IN the afternoon the assemblage were
addressed by Rev. John !. SmallwOod
principal ~ the COlored Collegiate Insu-
tute, az 'laremont in this county, ami
scout Wood, editor Of the Petersburg
Herald. The subject Of their dlscourses
was the murder OF Alice Bates by Claude
!, btock, on Monday last. There were
I,1V people present. among whom were
a few whites. The speakers were listened
20 win careful attention, and. while they
DENOUNCED the murder as most brutal
ana ihhumdn, they cOunselcd their color
70 DE careful IN their actions In the mat
YER ana 10 aid In any way they could
IN bringing the murderer TO justice. but
20 take no rash steps The speeches were
most iaNorably received ami Brock. n
caught VII not be IN any danger from
A great many people think Brock is in
hldln{ IN ms county. indeed. II is ru-
morei that he was seen by man near
his home on Wednesday night.
petition Is now being gotten up by
the Commemorative Attorney. and is be-
Ing signed by an OF the white people in
TINS vicinity with few exceptions. asking
the foVernor 10 offer suitable reward
Tor his apprehension
RESOLUTIONS were adopted by the co'ored
baptist Association at the meeting held
on yesterday. cOndemning the SHOOTING
ana calling upOn the Governor to offer
reward for Brock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
Amelia,s pelegntes Uninstructcd.

AMELIA c. H.. VA. Sept 17.-Spe-
ciai.-At the county convention. held here
to-day. 10 elect delegates to the Demo
cratic congressional convention, 20 be
held in Petersburg on the 18th instant, TO
elect "a candidate TO represent the Fourth
district in Congress. six delegates We're
elected. with Mr. r. G.. SOuthail as
delegate at large. William 9. Daily was
made chairman. and y. w. DeKrafft sec
rotary.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Resolved. That the delegates from this
county who are present cast the vote OF
the county.
Resolved. That the delegates go TO the
convention unrestricted, and vote rs they
think best for the interest and success
Of the Democratic party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
MESSIAH LYNCH JAILED
LEADER or THE sANCTIFIED BAND
on CHINCOTEAGUE ARRESTED
Together with Three Of His Confederafes-
The Charge Against Them-The Wight
Boys Did Not Apply for Bail.

ACCOMAC, c. IL, VA, Sept. H'-spe-
! clll.-Joseph Il. Lynch, the leader, ana
known as the Messiah William j.
Chandler. John +. Collins and Sarah Il.
Collins. prominent in the 'Sanctlhed'
movements on Chncoteague Island, were
received at the county jail on yesterday.
They stand committed By Justice OF the
Peace Richard /. Reynolds. who resides
on the Island. to answer indictment Tor
the following offences:
For a misdemeanor by them commit
ted. in this that they did, on the 18th
day OF September. 1898. and on divers
other days and times. before and after
wards. in the county Of AccOmac, unIaw-
fully. and iujuriousiy couspire, one win
the other, u commit and did commit
acts Of indecency. That they dld cause
husband, .Woolsey Burton. That the said
persons ala cOnspire 10 get her, ana pro-
mitigate the doctrine commonly called free
love, teaching her and other married wo-
men to disregard their marriage vows.
That said persons did conspire to appoint,
and did appoint male and female mem
Der as fellow watchers, to sit UP at night
and watch. That by the acts of said
persons Joseph Is. Lynch, William J.
Collins. the people Of ChincOteague Island
70 some extent have been scandalized.
That the said Joseph Il. Lynch. William
j. Chandler. John r. Collins and Sarah
f.. Collins. with others. did counsel the
separation Of wives from their husbands.
That the said persons, with others I'm said
county, have formed themselves into an
organized band. In order to DO their in
decent work more successfully, and other
wise misbehaving themselves, D. the great
damage and common nuisance Of all the
good people OF this Commonwealth. TO
siding on ChincOteaCue Island. In the
county Of Accomar
II Is thought that Harry Hodges who
was committed To jail on the 18th instant.
charged with stealing n horse and buggy.
had no intention Of stealing but that
his conduct was brought about by the
powerful influence or Johnnie Barleycorn.
The repairs and re-modeling Of the
southern VI. l.. church here are com
pIeted. and on yesterday the church was
rededicated Rev. George n Ray preach
ing morning and evening to large congre-
cations. The repairs cost a tri1e over
' ..i"' Yesterday the debt incurred in the
repairs was reduced TO about 500.
Arthur and William Wright were com
mltted To j9il on the 18th instant 70 an
sWer the charge Of numbering John r.
Fisher on The 18th instant. They aban-
doned making application 10 the county
Judge Tor bail. Public opinion Is against
the Wrights for the Killing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

| lawn handicap. In the stake race star
| Actress assumed the task Of pace-mdkcr
= al the start leading the field % the
! back stretch. but ar the far urn had 70
! surrender her position, and 3eidermere,
| pOcahontas. ana Lightf00t drew away
| together. In n rafting finish. Lightfoot
won boy head from Pocahontas, who
| finished a length and half in front Of
| BclIermerc
Banquet broke ahead OF his field In the
race for the Woodlawn handicap. Simms
stcad.ed him, and dropped 10 the rear. 10
keep The Pepper company. I'm the mean
Time H0ruplpe and Cleaning forged % ,ne
stretch Faraday was leading by "a neck.
This lead he maintained until Within "a
few strides of the finish when BANQUET
got up under punishment and beat him
out by head. The surprise of the day
was Gotham, who. at 10 90 I, wrcstel
victory from he fav0rite. Applause. in The
fifth race. Summaries.
First ract-fve furl0ugs -Kcnnet lO-
Smm-. II 10 - first. Nocilni second. En-
chantor third. Time. l02 3d.
Second race-siN furl0ngs Little Billy
On, Rein. l3 90 - FIRST. Derfargilla Srr-
ond, Discount. third Time. lIi1-2.
Third racc-the Citation stakes. one and
one-siXteenth miles -Lghtfoot dI2. Grlf-
I'm, o. u first, tocahontas second Bel
Fourth race-the Woodlawn handicap.
one ana throe-siNteenths miles.-Banquot
10. Simms. Z 90 lW first. Faraday second.
hornpipe third. Time. 2Oi
fHth race five furlOngs Gotham QUS.
Iamley. 10 to - first. Applause second.
Magician third Time. l.o2
SlNth race ono and one-eighth miles
! 80 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
TRANCE Camp fnir.

ALENANDKIA. VA, Sept 1.-THE sec
Of the Grange Camp Association Of
Northern Virginia began to-day with a
large attendance, a fine display OF OK
hibits and a list Of attractive events
A number OF prizes and trophies are 10 BE-
contested for during the week Tie
schedule Of events for the week IS as fol
lows:
TUESDAY bicycle races; "Wednesday fire
companies, Friday military drill open 10
Virginia. Maryland. and District Of Co
lumba companies The FenciDles and
Emnets will drill. Saturday, tourna-
ment.
The Judges Of the Interstate drill. as
assigned by the War Department. are
captain }. NJ. Bell, captain VI. +. Steele
and Lieutenant Alexander W. Perry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
TIE rImEs-RICHMoND VA TUESDAY SIP TENDER ls 1894.

Goochland boys the Cumberlanders de-
cide1 to ride anyway. The successful
knight was Mr.. Rod. Allen. and he crown
ed Miss Annie Hanes the queen OF love
and beauty. Misses Case. Reynold and
Apperson were crowned maids OF honor.
and. after the royal set, the crowd was
invited Ia Mr.. Mitchell Hurts and 10 Mr..
Walter Hanes and. after partaking. Of
good supper, spent the balance of the
night In dancing. In the account OF the
tournament previous to this a mistake
was made in the name OF the queen.
Miss Ida Painter was crowned queen, in
stead OF Miss Carter