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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

the patron Of the bill. whether ne SAP,
bath meant Saturday or sunday. am
Mr.. Cation responded thoeeverypody IN
Alexandria concurred in holding sunday
the Sabbath. g.. a..
4 The steamer Belle Haven. a.e 'n ~
pilot Boy. with Captain Marmaduke IN
charge. arrived here on "wednesday rom
baltimore. The steamer belongs 20 '"s
washington Steamboat Company. ana -
TO run on the ferry line between wan
Ington and Alexandria, and VIII uo.oay
resume her duties on that line, relieving s
the steamer Arrowsmi,h, which oecup,eu
her place while sne was IN na'.
The Belle Haven is, practically speanne.
a new boat. the skeleton OF the oio ono
alone remaining. and even that oeins pa"
tally renewed. She Is much improveu =.
every respect having new compvss
b,ill. and has been entirely returhisn. ,
Mr., c. w. Ridley. superintendent OIL .ne
company. personally SUPERVISED tne w WI.
Mrs. Maggie Shuman. wire OF no",o -,
shuman. a well-known confectoner ="
King street, in this city. died OIL eon ,,
SUMPTION on Wednesday last ohe wiz
he buried from st. Mary's Cathohc ehu'cn'
on ROYAL street, here. on FRIDAY "o'h-
ing at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
THE BETTER TIMES.
Unusual Number Of Home Seekers In the
South-Important Enterprises.

South-fmportant Enterprises.
BALTIMORE. MD. March 15.-The
Manufacturers Record in its weekly sum-
mary OF the business conditions Of the
South. says:
one Of the noticeable features Of the
business interests Of the South Is
the unusually large number Of capi-
talists and homeseckers who are now
Investigating the resources and at
fractions Of this section. and this IS being
followed by some large sales OF properties
and extensive colonization projects. Many
reports 10 the Manufacturers Record com
plain to the injury to business by the
farif agitation, and In some industries
there is much uncertainty as TO the iu-
ture on this account but on the whOle
the South shows a gradual Improvement.
with more disposition 10 take up new
enterprises.
There is considerable activity In public
improvement matters, including water
works. electric-light works. and sewerage
systems, and reports for the week sho"
such enterprises for one town in Mary
land. one in Arkansas, three in Florida,
one in Louisiana, one in Missouri. one
in Tennessee. seven towns In Texas, TWO
in Virginia. and one in Kentucky.
Amon, the important industrial enter
,,rises reported for the week are s5JOUO
lumber company in Maryland, SlDV"
lumber company in West Virginia, a
say-mnl Of G0,OD0 feet daily capacity IN
Georgia. several planing-mins in other
states. shoe factory in Virginia, three
tobacco factories in North Carolina
furniture factory in Norfolk. z0o-loh
leo factory in Dallas. an ice factory In
North Carolina. friedrich works in Ala
bama. nour-mills. a paper-mil soap
factory. and number of other enter
prises in different States.
Notwithstanding the general depression
In railroad matters, several railroad pro
i.cts. some OF considerable importance
are taking shape for active constructive
work +, A.,
south in lSq3 was 27,7O0.0D tons, against
q gpnG)O in 1892, and 1j,2oo0p tons IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

The Turf In Hrief.

NEW ORLEANS. March 15.-First
race--purse 500, six furlongs-Loch-Levn
GO to u won. d. j. o. G. second. Lady
Lorraine third Time. 1:26 81
Second race-purse $500. 2-year-olds, one
half mlle-Horace Argo G TO 100 won
Valdemir second. Doris third. Time,
s. 81
Third race-purse 500, selling. five
eighths OF a mile-Blue Eyes Is TO u won
Mildred second. Bobby Burns third. Time,
los.
Fourth race-purse $500. handicap. seven
e,ghths Of a mile-Jack Lowell a 10 u
won. Salvation second. Rover third. Time.
! Al Ii.
Fifth race-purse $3.50, selling. five ana
half MISUNDERSTANDING Girl g 10 u won
Forest King second. Last Chance third
Time, l16 81.
CHICAGO. Match l5.-Not a favorite
won at Roby to-day. a number OF 3
year-olds that will start In Saturdays
Derby were out. but none showed proml-
nently except Springtme. an eastern colt.
First race-five furlongs-Springtime
won, Gold Dust second. Gladstone third.
Time. 115.
Second race-four and a half furlongs-
Shenandoah Boy won, Mike Conroy Sc
cond. Piccadllly third. Time. los II.
Third race--four and n half furlongs-
The Distiller won, kismet second. George
w. third. Time, los.
Fourth race-seven furlOngs-Fakir won,
West Park second, Mockahi third. Time,
i:i9 ~.
Fifth race-five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
won, Bennett Young second, Little Fred
third. Time. LII IL.
EAST ST. LOUIS. ILL, March 10
Weather fine; track fast; large crowd
present
First race-one mile-My Partner won.
Emblem second. Sarah e. third. Time,
las S-i.
Second race-three eighths of mile
Or. Agnew won. Cynthia second, Daddy
Reid third. Time. 80 IL
Third race-three quarters OF mile
Perato won, Knickerbocker second. Izell
third. Time. l:H IA.
, Fourth race-five eighths Of mile
Roy won, Wrestler second, Republic
third. Time. l:06.
Fifth race-fifteen sixteenths of IA mile
Guido won. Vida second. Miss Kitty third.
Time. 1:li "a.
sixth race--five eighths OF a mile-Bay
Court won. Deceit second, Ulf third.
Time, i07.
SAN FRANCISCO. March l5.-weather
clear: track fast.
First race-one half mile-Claudie won.
Model second. FL Tirano third. Time,
10 IL.
! Second race-scant six furlongs-El
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
THE NJ C. CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
Mount Airy Granite to lie Csed-Height
I,creased-Corner-S Stone Laying.

RALEIGH, y. C.. March 15.-(Special.)-
An important meeting of the North Caro-
Ira Confederate Monument Association
WAS held here this evening, at which
Architect NJ. MuldoOn and State Geologist
Holmes were present. Granite from the
Mi Airy quarries was adopted as the
stone to be used. The height OF the inonu-
ment was increased from g. to Y feet
ard the contractor was allowed $500 more,
making the amount $4,000. He is to fur
rish four cluster-amps Of three lamps
each. May 10Th was chosen as the date
for laying the cornerstone, ana com com
roittee of arrangements for the ceremonies
was appointed. That day was chosen De'
csusa IL IL the anniversary of North caro-
nna's secession. Architect Muldoon re-
ported that the order for bronze hsuies
of Two Confederate soldiers 10 STAND al
.be hase of the monument and for two
bronzed medallions TO be placed on the
die had been placed in Munich. Germany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
HOME WEDDING IN OANVlLLE.
Miss Matte Dyer Gravely Becomes the
Bride of Mr.. James Moss Smith.

DANVILLE, VA. March 1j.-(Special)
A pretty home marriage was solemnized
here to-day at II 80 o'clock. the contract
ing parties being Miss Matte Dyer Grave
~ and Mr.. James Moss Smith The cere-
mony took place at the residence or the
brides father. Captain Frank Il. Gravely.
on Wilson street. and was performed by
Rev. DR.. w. f.. Edwards. The parlor
had been beautifully decorated with fresh
flowers. palms, and ferns, and dozens or
wax candles under different colored shades
threw a soft, mellow light over the scene.
Miss Annie Gravely. sister OF the bride.
was maid OF honor, and Mr.. W. c. Smith.
brother OF the groom. was best man.
The bride was most becomingly attired
In a neat-fitting green and violet travelling
dress and carried white carnations and
maidenhair ferns. The maid OF honor
wore an exquisite gown OF white broad
cloth and MORE and carried a large bou-
quet OF purple and white violets.
The groom Is son Of DR.. j. NJ. smith,
a prominent physician Of Martinsville.
Henry county, and Is successful mer-
chant OF that town. At the conclusion OF
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Smith took
the Danvllle and Western train FOR Mar
tinsville where they will reside In future
A goodly company came from the groom
town, and were present at the nuptials.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
MANY Mentions from Madison.

SEVILLE. VA, March l5.-tSpeciai)-
Mr.. ]. Il. Thorntons many friends re-
gret his continued illness, and hope Tor
his speedy recovery.
Mr.. Clarence Thornton, Of Richmond
is visiting his father.
The Madison Tabernacle Committee
met last Saturday on the Camp-Ground.
They are already making preparations Tor
the camp-meeting in the summer. Cot
tages are to be repaired, new ones 10 be
built. and other improvements MADE.
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS
Minnie Chapman and Mr.. Ezekiel Brook
ing on pext Sunday at Pleasant Grove
church,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
MANASSAS STONEWALL RIFLES.
An Enthusiastic Company Organized ana
Officers EIected-Car Thieves.

MANASSAS, VA, March l5.-(Speciai)
Pursuant to a call published in the last
issue Of the Gazette. a meeting was
held in the Town Hall tonight for the
purpose Of organizing a militia company
subject to the approval of the Governor
An enthusiastic company of 46 men was
formed. Mr.. Thomas II. Lion was unan,
imously elected captain. and j. j. Tlllett
and ID. j. Arlington were elected hrsl
and second leutenants respectively. There
has been talk of such an organization
for some time past and 1t IL hoped not
only by members of the company. Dut
by the whole community that the oificiais
in authority may see fit to allow the
company to continue as member OF
the State volunteers. The company VIII
be called the Manassas Stonewall Riiies'
Ten prisoners. three white and seven
colored. were brought here from AleXan-
dria and locked in jail tonight. They are
all tramps, and are charged with break
ing INTO car on the \. and f. railroad
in the lower part OF the county ana steal
ing tobacco therefrom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
University Teams Programme.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, March ID
The University baseball team, owing to
the unusually favorable weather. mas
been In the field for over two weeks.
On the whole, the prospects are very
good and an interesting season is looked
for The dates thus far are; March q,
Columbia College at Charlottesville; q
Lehigh at Charlottesville; a. Yale at
Richmond; 26. Yale at Charlottesville; -.
Williams at Charlottesville.
April and 8. University OF Vermont
u and -. Baltimore League; p, Penn
syIvania State College; % Georgetown
College.
May I, Dickinson; 4, University or
North Carolina; 10. Lafayette College;
II, University Of Pennsylvania at Phiia-
delphia %, Cornell.
June l6. Lafayette at Easton; IS, Co
llunba at New York; 10. Brown at
Providence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
Have. A....,m.nt BIu Killed.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 1.-THE
HAYES assessment bill was killed in the
House to-day by a vote OF IS TO II. The
hall was crowded. Several members ex-
pIalned their votes and INDUCED In spicy
personalities. Sensational charges We're
made against political parasites ana
corrupt rings" After the b:ll had been
,ahiad a motion to reconsider the vote
GA 20 table that motion was made. The
,rie,ds Of the measure filbustered for
an hour. amid great excitement. but were
defeated by the decisive vote OF s. to :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
HAWKS GETS $500 DAMAGES.
Vaccination Made Compulsory within
Five Miles of "A Railroad.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA, March
l5.-(Special THE Circuit Court Is now In
session. Judge Coleman presiding. The
case Of Hawkes. against clay elected
much interest. This was a suit en- the
part Of Hawkes. for $500 damages tor
injuries received by being shot by Gay
The case was holly contested. ana 'he
fury returned a verdict COR I5V MssSts'
SonthaII q Farrar represented the pain
IN Tudees Mann and Farrar the de-
PENDANT.
The smallpox at Clayville. Powhatan'
caused some excitement In this county,
and The Board OF Supervisors made Il
compulsory order that ali persons wltnn'
five miles OF the railroad should De vac
cinated at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

Reno won. vandaiight second. Inferno
third. Time. l13 ~ j.
Third race--scant six furiongt-Va ssai
won, Imp Piceoio second, ia ia third.
Time. liz IL. .-s
fourth race--scant six furlongs-Theima
won. Firtuna second. Romola third. Time.
II IL.
F,ftb race-five fsirlongs-BllI Howard
won. Ragner second. Aiaric third. Time.
0f "a,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
Manufacturing Plant Sold.

EMPORIA. VA. March lb.-tSpeeiai. }
The plant OF the Beifeld Manufacturing
Company, consisting OF real estate, ma
chlnery, etc. was sold to-day by Jackson
Guy and 4. 7. Turner. trustees. The price
paid was $3.50 Mr. w. F. Deal was the
purchaser. Among the bidders was Mr..
A. L. Shepherd. OF your city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
Ivnehing In Pennsylvania.

sTRoUDsEuRG. PA, March l5.-Rich-
ard puryear. who murdered Christian
EhIeis near Tannersville about month
ago, escaped from Jail here this morning.
a large crowd gathered. and Puryear was
caught IN the cherry-Hollow woods. ne
fought desperately, but was overpowereu
and taken TO PalRer's Island by the mop
\ rope. was obtained. and the muraefer
was hanged TO tree until dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
Unable TO Agree on a Verdict.

LYNCHBURG. VA. March l5.-(Spe-
cial)-In the United States Court to-day
the case OF Hugh Preston. Mayor OF Rad
ford and four policemen OF that place:
charged with interfering with united
States officer in the discharge OF MS
dutv was given TO Jury. They were I'M
ahIe 10 agree on a verdict. and the case
will have to be tried again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
An Ex-SIierln Assigns.

WINSTON. n. G.. March l5.-(Special)-
rx.shcrir John Boyer filed deed OF
trI,st. naming f.. \. Griffith as trustee.
The preferred creditors amount TO about
81, 100.
The Street Railway Company Is making
SURVEYS for a public park on Sunny Side
south of salem. II is proposed To erect
naviIions 10 stock iish-pond. and TO
use various colored electric lights. IL Is
said the park viii be model OF land
scape effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
THE ARTHUR SUIT DECIDED.
Ex-Treasurer aud His sureties VIII Have
IN Paw 800, 90 Hubbard Appeals.

BEDFORD CITY, VA. March l5.--tSpe-
cial 1.-THE suit OF the County School
Board against ex-County-Treasurer l.. [.
Arthur and his sureties for S.lIO.si, with
damages and costs. was decided this morn
Ing In favor OF the plaintiff. Judgment
was given for s5.co1.26. the amount Claimed
after certain credits were altered.
Thomas Hubbard's plea OF insanity was
unsuccessful. The case was appealed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
IoHN T. FoRD'S FUNERAL.
T., VIII Take Place To-Day-lhe T""-
Bearers.

BALTIMORE. MD. March l5.-John l.
Vord,s remains will be- buried tomorrow
nh Funeral services will b. conducted by
49,. ros.rb ~ Smith. pastor emeritus Of
the Central Presbyterian church.
g.1e active pall-bearers VIII be non Il,
ton rollins, J. Wesley Guest. MarshaI
Frey. John +. Hunter Johh ;. huiiocN'
Robert Jones. John GIL Jr George May,
and Thomas 5. Wilkinson Inc honorary
bearers list includes the names OF seVe'
- - paItimore's most distinguished ciu-
Zcns.
Creat numbers of kilograms and letters.
expressing sympathy. are being received
bv Mr. Ford's family. Ford's Grand
Opera-House was closed yesterday and
last night ont of respect To Mr.. Ford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
THE JENNIE M'NoRToN LOST.
Ashore on Portsmouth Beach, n. C'-ih
Grow sayed-Charter Granted.

NORFOLK. VA, March b.-(Special)-
4 telegram was received here to-day from
Ocracoke, y. c., stating that the schooner
Jennie T.. McNorton has been lost on
Portsmouth beach. The crew was saved.
Judge Brooke has granted charter to
the Florence Crlttenden Home for the care
OF fallen women and helpless children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
MRS. COLONEL KEoCH NOT DEAD.
The Report Unfounded-she is' however
Very III in New York.

GREENSBORO. n. c., March 10
fsnecial)-your correspondent learns to-
day that the news of Mrs. keoghs DEAN
was unfounded. She is SAID however, 10
be very III In New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

PHILADELPHIA. March l5.-in the Dis
shooting match at Riverton to-day. nc.
Ailister, OF New York. killed H Out VI
the first 100 pigeons. and Work o. Ssr
delphia- 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
sHIFFLET's SENTENCE SUSPENDED.
Suspicion That Morris NJ. Spooner Was
Murdered--Fruit-Tree Disease.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March l5.-
Especial Ira ShiiIlet, who was tried In
the County Court for house-burning. was
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years and six months a motion to set
aside the verdict as contrary TO law and
evidence was overrulcd, and sentence
passed. Counsel asked for time to apply
for a writ of error and supersedeas.
whereupon judgment was suspended for
thirty days.
Many persons here believe that the late
Morris NJ SpoOner did not die Of his
own hands, but that he was murdered.
1t Is urged in support of this theory that
then, were no signs Of powder on his
face. which would have been the case
had Mr. Spooner fired the pistol. IL he
was murdered the act was certainly not
committed for the purpose of robbery.
Several months ago the fruit trees In
Dr. II. c. Helges's orchard began 10 die
from a cause which puzzled every one.
The matter was reported to the Agricul'
tural Department, in Washington, and Mr..
d. w. Coquillette. of that department,
was sent here TO make an examination.
He has reported the disease 10 be San
Jose scale, and that this is the first time
Il has ever made its appearance east OF
the Rocky Mountains. The treatment Is
simple, and Mr.. Coquillette is now en-,
gagged I'm saving those trees which have
only recently shown signs of the disease.
DR. Hedges has already lost fifty Of his
choicest pear and plum trees.
THOROUGHBRED MARES.
Seven thoroughbred mares from the
stOck-farm of Governor Brown, OF Mary
land, passed through here Wednesday. for
Ellerolie. for the season of 1891. They
were large. handsome animals, with ex-
cellent pedigrecs.
Mrs. Texana Killer. of New Orleans
is visiting Mr.. S. NJ. Killer, in this city
Mr.. Charles T.. Roberts. OF Roanoke
is visiting his brother Mr.. NJ. f. Roberts,
near the university.
Miss Mary Randolph is visiting her
father, Dr. w. c. y. Randolph.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
ALExANoRIA's sAeBATH-oAY.
The Belle Haven Resumes Her Trips
Death of Mrs. Shuman.

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. March i5.-.spe-
cial. )--Alexandifa Ia to have new sun
day law. forbidding public entertainments
on Sunday. When the bill was introduced
In the City Council, and forbade pubic
entertainments on the sabbath. state
Senator Mushbsch Inquired Of Mr.. Cation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
CHOICEST pear and plum trees.
THOROUGHBRED MARES.
INTEREST IN BASEBALL CIRCLES.
What Petersburg VIII Do-Sons of Con-
federate Neterans-Great Negro Revival


PETERSBURG. VA. March 1j.-(Spe-
cial) The formal organization OF the
State Baseball League has aroused much
interest in baseball circles. The Peters
burg Club is organizing first-class team,
and is having its grounds enlarged and
beautifed for the comfort and accOmmo-
dalton Of the public. Our club intends to
contest very hard for the pennant
The camp Of Sons Of Confederate Vete-
rams promises TO be large one In men,
bership, and much enthusiasm is shown
among those interested In its organlZa-
ton. Mr.. Alexander Hamilton IS COM
mander; Hon. r.. c. Nenabe. first lieute-
Rnt commander and w. K. Mckinney
second lieutenant commander At the
next meeting Of the camp a large number
OF names will be presented for member
ship
A GREAT REVIVAL.
A great revival Of religion is in pro-
gress among the negroes Of this city, and
day and night evidences Of the fact are
everywhere seen and heard I'm the streets
In some neighborhoods the shoutings are
so loud and constant that people are dis
turbed, and the converts shout themselves
hoarse.
The congregation OF St Joseph's Catho-
lie church are building commodious
chapel in which to worship during the
building OF their handsome new church
on Washington street. The present edi-
flee will be pulled down this spring.
The Hastings Court met in monthly
session to-day and disposed OF n number
of misdemeanor cases. I'm which indict-
ments had been found BY the grand jury.
No news has yet been heard OF Henry
Fuqua, who disappeared nearly two
weeks ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16

Old papers for, sais al Sc hundred as,
DISPATCH once
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-16
CHOIR REHEARSAL.

The Moody chorus choir had spiehdiu
rehearsal in the Second BAPTIST church
last night, with Mr.. Jacobs as director:
There were nearly 200 singers present. ana
the hymns were rendered IN exceiieht
STYLE The change in the place of meet
inc was due 10 the fact that concert
was being given in the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-08
Miss Ellen Smith Of the university the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs D. H. Wheeler, Jr- in Omaha last week.
ing was an Omaha visitor this week.
returned from extended visit in PEORIA

Newport society has had social sensation inasmuch two
wealthy bachelors Of title who have been ed during the
ball acknowledgment OF the courteses shown hem
a things by doing with chaper
The ball given Tuesday evening at the
Club by Count Vchy and Count Hadk There two
music azzas enclosed in bunting and decorated
with served small tables Count Hadk
led the cotlon W. Butler Duncan J The avors
which decidedly unique distributed from goat cart
Beauty and smiax The goat in
cned time his peculiar with the music but
held check by pretty girl who drove him with cooed
This distribution made by boy dressed OF
the while the girl driving the cart the costume
Of peasant Among the favors birds
musical instruments gold balls and sticks
archery flowers ashes decorated with the Austrian
fac various labeled with weknown OF
brands of champagne Burgundy and Jersey lightning
W. Bell and daughter have returned from visit to Mon
mouth ILL.,
Monday Day. Misses imagery and Nancy Lam
gave coaching party Cushman Park being the
coach and four with the lot Of
people presented particularly smart appearance Mrs. j. Nc
Faand NJ Lambertson chaperoned the party which
comprised Margey Lambeon Nancy Lambertn Jen
MacFarland Edna Harley Jessie Mcfarland Mageret
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-08
THE COURIER

URIER IL
Whedon Tocsie Townley
Silence winfred Bonne. Ruth Raymond Daisy Har
greaves Elsie Fawe Clair Funke Masters Ferd Rehaner Al
Fawel Arthur Raymond Isaac Raymond Jack MacFaand
Roland Bonnel ...a.. ts,r ~ ~
Senator W. N. Gafn candidate for lieutenant
governor the popus ticket during
Mrs Cambridge Ogden Utah. Mrs. W. F. Ayres
Buffalo. ~ Y visiting their sister, Mrs. James Miller l66
street.
.-.-+ I'D
j. Seacrs manager Sunday
his old in Pennsylvania Mrs.
SeacIest will remain east for several weeks.
j. H. Davis Sulphur Springs the Windsor dur
ing the week. .r'-''@f'
Mrs. II. Imhofs breakfast Friday morning OF the
pleasant the week. Her pretty home effectively
with histes sunowes golden rods panss and
peas laid for Mesames Wing Sawyer Lamb Kellogg
Hardy Leavitt Johnston Wilson, Bryan Raymond ere Minor
Richards 1mhof Phillips and Misses Elliott and Jones' The after
Mrs. Wing subject being
Socialism A j. Sawyer followed with paper
taking for her subject The Relation between Capital and Labor
and the school bells
call the young people the pursuit OF knowledge Ever
the schools closed June the weather has been extremely
and the young have hardly had fair chance but
for all that they enthusiastic and glad
exceptions public
year generally gratifying
scholars, Madame Randall gloom
pupils and friends She universally loved respect
ed and vacancy which made by death will be
difficult to fill
Miss Florence Henrietta Hawey Sunday
Omaha where they Miss Katharine
couple Of weeks.
Laws guest Hardy
for weeks left her home Oklahoma Wednesday
Mr. Will Underwood Miss Georgia Lowell and Miss May Glover,
Thursday.
Miss Grace Leming has returned from Omaha.