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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Friday, Nov. 10.

The British ship Culmerc foundered in
storm off Spurn Head England, and all
on board, twenty-five. were drowned.
Governor Waite has appointed Phoebe
Couzins delegate from Colorado TO the
Trans Mississippi congress that meets at
st. Louis this month.
Jacob Hirsch, dry goods clerk at Al
buquerque, N. NJ, killed himself because
he had lost 81, 800 at gambling.
Senator Calvin s. Brice declares that the
next Democratic candidate for president
will be Vice President Stevenson.
The 7year-old daughter of A. McGec, of
Chicago, has recovered from the diphtheria
after being given up by tho doctors. Anti
toxine did it--thc first case in which it has
been used at Chicago
The Woman's club, of Chicago, has re-
jected the application for membership of
Mrs. Fanny b. Williams, an accomplished
woman, because she is u negress.
Hills election expenses as Democratic
candidate for governor of New York wero
B,055.59 while those of Hugh j. Grant,
Tammany candidate for mayor, amount
ed to ST, 1925
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
: A vERMIN PROOF eaANARY.
For Ten Years 1t Has Protected Its Con
tents From Rats and Mice.

tents From Rats and Mice.
The losses by rats and mice, and in
the south by the grain moths, are suffi-
cient to pay good interest OH the cost
Of perfectly vermin proof grainhouse
or corncrlb A correspondent of Country
Gentleman says: The last year my loss
OF corn III the crib amounted TO more
than the cost of wire gauze lining
which l put on last fall, and OH Smelling
out my corn the other day there was
not trace Of mice, not even the smell
of them, in the grain. The corn was
saved, and, what is more, l sold the
greater part of it to miller at 8 cents
bushel over tho common price, on ac-
count Of its freedom from this mousy
smell. Besides / myself can now eat a
corn cake with comfort, q luxury l have
avoided for years on account of the
mousy and ratty flavor Of it, which cook
ing is unable to expel. This extra price
of the grain is supplementary divi'
dend on the profitable investment in a
few rolls of wire gauze
Some years ago l built u granary with
Toulouse under ii. 1t was built on
posts closed in on the sides for tool
and wagon house. There were two rows
Of bins i'll the granary arranged as
shown in tho drawing
The arrangement WAS so made that
the cat, kept and fed in the building,
could go all around and under the bins
if stray vermin should get into the up.
per part The bins were raised four
inches above tho floor. The inside was
made shelving to one corner, where q
spout was fitted passing one foot through
the floor and closed by slide always
kept locked when not in use Spouts of
cotton bagging were made to fit the
wooden spouts and fasten on by hooks
when the grain was run out Of the bins
into the bags in u wagon under the floor.
These spouts opened over the middle of
the lower part of the building room
being left for the passage of tho wagon
through the lower part.
The bins We're protected on all the
corners by strips of tin, and strips were
fitted on the upper edges where the lids
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Wednesday. Nov. II.

John Mechan and Patrick Lacey were
killed, Mrs. Mcchan was fatally injured
and others were maimc1 By q crossing ac-
cident at Philadelphia. Train crashed
into carriage.
Five men wore killed in the Brush creek
bridge COLLAPSE ut Lorimcr Station. PA.
They were wilson Brown. Thomas Jcnk-
ms, William Jenkins owen Owens and
Martin Polacilcsy
Az minister nesting in Cincinnati
resolutions were Offered that Che minister,
take immcdiatc steps To secure Ingcrsoil's
arrest on the charge Of blashemy. There
was some opposition to this course, and
after exciting discussion the meeting adj
journcd without action.
Mayor Hopkins, of Chicago, has appoint
ed John w. Ella, John ii. Hamline and
Harry Rubcns committee TO devise some
means under the present laws to take the
police department out of politics, and to
draft law for presentation to the legisla.
turc that will keep it out.
Anton G. Rubcnstcin, the celebrated pi-
anist and composer, died at Peterhof, near
st. Petersburg. He was GA years old and
began his musical career when only 8
years old.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
that CRIME IN ARMENIA.
Further Dispatches Tending to Confirm
the Reported Massacre.

tue iselfoFteu Nfdsstcfe.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch to The
Daily News from Constantlnople says that
the energetic action of Sir Philip Currle,
tho British ambassador TO Turkey, i'm pro-
testing against the treatment of the
Armenians has caused CONSERVATION
among the members of the Turkish gov
eminent. Everything has been done to
keep secret the facts OF the outrages. In
formation from various sources tends to
prove that the Sassun affair was most
serious.
A dispatch to The Times from Vienna
says that letter has been received there
from Smyrna reporting that Zcki Pasha, n
Turkish marshal, with u detachment of
Nizams and field battery, massacred
1900 Armenians at Sassun. The bodies
of the dead were loft unburied and their
presence has caused an outbreak of
cholera.
The sultan has decided to send com.
mission composed of three members of his
military household and one civilian To
Sassun for the purpose of making an inn
partial inquiry into the outrages on Ar.
menians. The latest news is to the effect
that many of the Armenians who were
supposed to have been killed fled from tho
soldicry and are now returning.
The last appeal says that the Armenians
do not wish to SEQ moro of their territory
annexed to Russia, but if Great Britain is
unable to help them they will DO COM
PEELED to look to Russia under whose
yoke they would bc better off than under
the yoke of Turkey.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
THE DEATH RECORD.

RALPH PoMERoY, prominent citizen OF
Wisconsin, at Edgarton.
WILLIAM II. MAuRo, oldest Odd Fellow
in Iowa, mt Burlington
DIR. CARTER Il. HIGGINS, popular physi-
clan OF Peru, Ind
HAMILTON STUART state editor of the
Galveston News, at Galveston, Tex.
HENRY ELI ATLINGER, tho 'Hoosier
Poet" ut Hulhurt, Ind.
Rev. HENRY l.. KELLOGG, editor of The
Christian Cynosurc, at Wheaton, Ills.
FRANCIS A. TEALL, an old time editor,
at Bloomfield y. j.
j. NJ BUCKLEY. well known in the Pa
ciic northwest, ut Hot Springs, Ark.
WILLIAM n. ABBOTT, old settler of
Coldwattr, Mich
JOHN X. WARREN, first Republican
mayor of Decatur, Ills.
Elder O. T. SCOTT, prominent Prcsbytc-
rian, at Monticello, Ills.
JoHN y. WAXING, widely known rail-
way man, at Toledo, o.
PAUL CONRAD, president of the old
Louisiana Lottery company, at Now Or
leans.
Captain WILLIAM II. HEMsCnEMEYER
veteran of the late war, at Manitowoc,
Wis.
DAVID l.. PETERS, extensive stock rails
er, nj Greenup, Ills
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
Thursday. Nov. Ii.

Attorney General Olney has decided that
salt imported from Germany Is dutiable,
under the new tariff bill, because Germany
taxes our salt
Albert a. Cadwallader, cx-prcsldent OF
the Superior (Wis.) National bank, has
been sentenced to five years imprison-
ment for cmbczzling 5000 of the banks
funds
Communicating Chief Thomas G. Law
Ter was elected for the twenty-seventh
consecutive time commander Of Nevius
post No ], G.. A. r.. at Rockford. The
veterans of Nevius post say the Office is
his for life
The schooner John Shaw broke away
from the steamer John Eddy, towing her
to Alpena, and is believed TO have been
lost. A violent storm was raging at the
time.
Latest returns show plurality of over
1900 for Evans (Rcp.) for governoro of Ten
nessee. The Democrats will have a ma
jority of sixteen in tho legislature.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
FUNERAL OF CON RloRDAN.
Comments at Varions People OH Fitzsim
mons Fatal Punch.


Comments OF Varions People OH Fitzsim-
mons Fatal Punch.
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Nov. 10-Thc funeral
Of Con Riordan, who died after having
been knocked out by Rob Fitzsmmons
Mt the Grand Opera House in this city,
was held at the undertaking rooms of
James Mullin 81 Son. 1t was attended by
the members OF the Fit2simmons Variety
company, and large number of sporting
men. The services were conducted by
Rev. y. - Durston. secretary Of the local
Young Mei Christian association.
Lawyer Emanuel Friend Of New York,
FitzsimmOns' counsel was here and left
with Fitz and h company for Boston.
He will return f0r the inquest Thursday.
He said it would take expert testimony to
account for 3iordan's death and felt su.o
Fitz would be acquitted. kilograms ftom
points whore Corbctt, Sullivan and oOhers
are, quote thcm all as positive that Rior-
dams physical condition was not sound
us asserted by the physicians here who
held the autopsy. They all say that Rior-
dams drinking habits were such that he
could not have been sound.
Fritz himself said be felt like nc would
not care even to put on Il glove again, but
the affair would not prevent his meeting
Corbett. 1t was absurd to suppose he
would have hit Riordan to hurt him.
DR.. Tanner, of indianapolis, who
has some positive IDEAS on psychological
subjects, is Quoted as saying that he would
not be surprised if the autopsy was what
killed Riordan, having been held too soon.
But the fact is that the doctors found
a clot Of blood at tho base of Riordan's
brain, caused they held by the shock of
tho hlaNv
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Saturday, Nov. II.

In the case against Debs ct al. the de-
PENDANTS have filed motion ut Chicago to
quash the indictments and the matter
will be argued Dec. t. II the Indictments
are sustained the trials will begin JAN s..
1t seems that Port Arthur is still hold
by tho Chinese, and that the Japs will
have to whip Is 200 men who are defend
ing the works there, which latter are said
to be of the best construction and arma-
ment
The Tacoma chamber of commerce has
adopted memorial TO congress urging
prompt legislation in aid of the Near
aqua canal.
Argentina is daily looking for a revolu-
ton to break out at Buenos Ayrcs.
A horticultural society has been organ
lied in connection with the Peoples pal
ace to encourage the growing of plants
and flowers in cast London.
Presidential postmasters appointed
James Il. Lewis ut Appleton, Mimi; Job
Mills, at Lodi, Wis.
The American Bell Telephone company
has voted to increase its capital stock from
100000 to S2,500,000
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Denmark Embarges Our Beef.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2t.-Count Revcnt-
low, the Danish minister, first heard of
the action of Denmark in excluding
American beef and meats, through the
Associated Press cable from Copenhagen.
The count expressed surprise, as no action
in that line had heretofore been con-
templatcd. He said the action was prob
ably duo to a request from Germany Us
beef received at Danish ports frequently
would find its way into Germany and thus
overcome the German restriction. Count
Reventlow says Denmark uses very little
American beef or meat products.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Tuesday, NOV. go.

a Jersey City baker ha; reduced the
price of bread to cents n Loaf.
The members OF the family of Martin
Gasse near Vanlalia, Ills, have been pois-
oned by eating cookies.
Two moro of the victims OF the Mime
sofa forest fires have been found in the
northern portion of the burned district.
One was Captain i. Brook of Pine City,
the other unknown
The Bimetaliic League executive COM
mittec will hold conference at st. Louis
on the 9th inst. to discuss the situation
and decide on a policy.
In making an arrest Officer kellar, OF
New Orleans, was shot in the head and
instantly killed. An unsuccessful at
tempt was made to lynch the murderer
Turkish rugs are now being made in
Belgium. Girls employed III the work re-
ccive from 20 to % cents u day
1t Is stated ut Lincoln Ncb., that the
Republicans will demand Of the lcgisla-
turc a recount Of the vote OF ex-governor.
General w H. Gibson is lying danger
ously i'll at Tifiln, o.
Captain Short of the San Francisco po-
lice force viii be 81 ycnrs old on the I'D
OF this month, at which date he will be re-
tired on pension
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
ARRANGEMENT OF THE BINS.

shut down. The inside of the building
was lined with matched boards, and the
windows were protected by wire gauze.
Between the walls and the lining girts
of the same size as the studding were
fitted in two feet apart, so that it was
impossible for a mouse to go up the in
side of the wall, if it had even got in
side in any way. But there was no way
for one to get into the space between
the outer and the inner walls. To avoid
dampness, and as further protection
against vernin, the inside was lined
under the boards with tarred paper, COW
cred all around the edges with thick
coat of paris green and oil. A cathead
outside at each cnd over each of tho
doors, there being one at each end for
ease of taking in tho grain, helped to
raise the bags of grain by means of a
pair of double tackle blocks / found
this quito sufficient for small canary,
as bag of grain could be raised from
q wagon by one man quite easily.
used this granary for ten years and
never found u mouse or rat OF trace Of one
in it. The size was SO by "A feet The
lower posts were eight feet high and
the granary the same inside The caves
were all boxed III and protected by the
tarred paper under tho boxing. There
were no permanent stops, but loose steps
were set up when wanted and taken
down and stored i'll the lower part or in
the barn as a safeguard against two
legged vermin.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Monday, Nov. 10.

Fire in the Perlgo mine tunnel at Black
hawk, Col. caused dense smoke that
suffocated Durham Ovey, Albert Sanders,
James Whitlow and Upper Wills.
II. G Wordcn, the ~ r. u. man found
guilty of wrccking the Southern Pacific
train near Sacramento during the strike
and killing five men, has been sentenced
to be hanged Feb. II next.
1t is probable that the headquarters of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
will be moved to st. Louis from Terro
Hautc Ind, where they are now cstab-
lishcd.
1t has leaked out Mt Lexington, Ky,
that Colonel W. G. p. Breckenridge will go
on the lecture platform under the man
agement of c. ID. Hess.
John A. Waring, widely known rail-
way man, died in his residence ut Toledo,
o., of Brlghts disease, aged 81.
Il. c. Bumgardncr, an unmarried farm-
or living in Franklin county, Ia, is in Jail
at Eldora, that state for cattle thieving
He proves To b. an old offender, too.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Annrchi.t lsxecntcd in Swain.

BARCELONA, Nov. 2l.-Jose Salvador
Franch, probably the most desperate an
archist now living, the man who on Nov.
Z, 1893, throw dynamite bomb into the
Licco theatre here killing twenty people
and wounding fifty others, was executed
this morning. He refused TO sign his
death warrant as tho law requires, eX-
claiming: Long live anarchy"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Quit Work for the Winter.

PRINCETON, Ills, Nov 1.-THE con.
tractors for the lock excavations of the
Hennepin canal quit work for the winter
and shipped their tools to the government
works at points along the Mississippi
river. The men were paid off in this city,
and, many of them becoming intoxicated,
general fight ensued AS result two
of them, james Malley and George Muir.
ply, are serving out fines in Jail and q
third, William Milvancy, is held to the
circuit court. The contractors for the
trunk line OF the canal will continue work
the grcatcr part Of the winter
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Cut Hubby or with Nothing.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.--rhe will of Jose.
phinc l.. Poyton, who leaves SO, 100000
and disregards her husband, has been
filed with the probate court. Her hus-
band, William X. Peyton. was provided
for in u codicil which is entirely revoked
by later codicil, which says that Peyton
"has not acted in manner bentting q
bnsIap1 ~
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23

Kaiser Wilhelm might learn something
fyom the president of Haiti in the way of
,aanaging ministers who do not agree
with him. When one of the Haitian cabi
net disagrecs with him, tho president
makes it personal matter and settles it
with scrap. Memphis Appeal
lanche
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
storm stops the Colorado Fire.

BOULDER, Nov. IA heavy snow storm
has checked the forest fires, and Gold Hill
is reported to be saved. The property
damage is now put at 81 ,000,00 Several
hundrc people have been made homeless.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Gen. 7EIlcs Ecnycs Chlcngo.

CHICAGO Nov. l9.-Genoral Miles has
left the city for Now York, where he will
assume command of the department OF
the pnSt
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

New YORK, Nov. 20.
Money ON call easy at | per cent Prime
mercantile paper 2lg03@ per cent Ste ling
exchange firm, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 4s1l404S7@ for demand and 4Sj 4
for sixty days. posted rates 4S1OiS7l5 and
4sSG04SS1s; commercial bills 4Sj.
Silver certificates 6]1S bid; no sales; bar sill
yer, g. Mexican dollars 59f.
United States government bonds SIS regular.
ll715; SIS coupons ll7}4; As regular III; IS
coupons, ia; rs regular % bid; Pacific G's Of
Dj l0l bid.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
A RETIRED BUSINESS W0h.l.].
a Page From Her Iiistor,'

TIE important experiences of ut,lt't 40
interesting. The following Is no csc ~ i,j,:
- had been troubled with heart dis,j0-,' -
years, much of that time very seriously. tuF
live years was treated by one phy eicign con-
tinuOusly. | was In business. but Obliged tu
rc,irc on account of my health. : -, t-
si.iIu told my friends That ] could i.st rs e.
aunth. My feet and limbs were badly ~ u!-
ioh. and was indeed in a serious cuuGj Gu
non . gentleman directed my attention so
m Miles New Heart Cure. aud snid thai li;4
sister. who had been afflicted with heart die
"tsc, had been cured by the remedy. and vas
a. rain u strong, healthy woman. purlu, rd
q bottle OF the Heart Cure, and ~ less than
an hour after taking the first dose could
i,ri decided Improvement In the circulation
~ NY blood. When had taken three doses
,'Guld move my ankles, something I hud not
done for montlis,and my limbs had been SwOl-
len so long mat they seemed almost purified
before l had taken one bottle OF the New
!iClr0 Cure the swelling had all gone down
1ui WAS so much better that did my own
fdh on my recommendation six others are
- ing his valuable remedy."-Mrs. Morgan.
80 w. Harrison St, Chicago, Ill.
ir Miles New Heart Cure, q discovery OF Nh
2in!nent specialist I'm heart disease. issod by
al druggists on q positive guarantee, or sent
by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind, on
receipt OF price, q per bottle, six bottles for
~, express prepaid. IL Is positively free from
Ill opiates or dangerous drugs
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.
Following were the quotations on the Board
of Trade today: Wheat November opened
543Sc, closed jij4u; December, opened 54Ac,
closed 5j3ac; 2Lay, opened GOGc; closed G03Sc.
Corn-NOyC nlber, opened j0lAc, closed 603sc
December, opened l0}sc: closed 1850: May
opened 4Js6c, e.Ossd RNc. Oats-Novomber,
opened 2S4r. -.,sed :S)6c; December, opened
2S3Sc, close %; May, opened &2}sc, closed
31Ec. Pork Novcm &C., opened 5, closed
$; January, opened Sl2.3j, closedS 1921
Lard-January, opened $7.l5, closed S7.0j.
Producer Butter-EXtra creamery, PC per
h.; extra dairy, .lc; packing stock, lG0l019c.
Eggs-tresh stock. 2lc per doz. loss off, Live
Poultry Chickens 5Iac1D11Gc per Id; turkeys.
50Gc; ducks, sGDSIac; geese, $5,00@6.00 per doz,
Potatoes-Burbauks, 4jD5Jc per bu. Hebrons,
43ll4Sc early rose, 4Jln4Sc. Sweet Potatoes.
Illinois, 81 .25601.6 per Dbl. Cranberres-Cape
Cod, fair to choice, $50 6l9.25 per Dbl; fancy,
$9.5OQ09.75. IIoney-Whte clover, lib sections.
new stock, l31E6ll5c; broken comb, l00Lsc;
dark comb, poor packages; SC; strained Cai
fornia, 56p6c per Id.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Nov. 20.
Live Stock-Prices at the Union Stock Yards
today ranged follows: Hogs-Estimated
receipts for the day 5000; sales ranged at
$.4o614.J0 pigs, $4OO0L5o light, $i2504.4j
rough packing, SL@59tsO mixed. and $500
49, heavy packing and shipping lots.
Cattle-Receipts for the day $50; quota
tions ranged at $5.5Ja54j choice to extra
shipping steers, $i.J01ojGl good to choice do,
S39094.65 fair to gooi, S3.300tl0 common to
medium do, $30odu310 butchers steers, S2U0dp
800 sockers, $2.S093i0 feeders, Sl.2 602eO
cows, S24OlD3.20 heifers. Sl.J0d35J bulls $3.50
BIO Texas steers, $r,.75lDL.25 western rangers,
and $2.0oG1J 90 veal calves.
Estimated receipts for tho day
1900; sale, ranged at $lJDaLO) Western Sl.jl
GG2.75 Texans. 81 .2tfs3.40 natives, and 2.0O@i3l
lambs.
tast nuiiaio Live stock.
EAST BCFFALN. Nov. 20
Cattle Receipts, 80 head; market strong;
prime butchers steers, S}9Dtct.2j fair $500
3,5 1al cows, $!40ag.Gj; stockers 5000 10;
extra, $J.s55e7.O0 Hogs Receipts, 1850 head;
Workers, $i3j0f.in; mixed packers, Si5Olc
400; mediums. $i.GjlEL15 good heavy, $3.50
Gc4gJ; pigs. $i.3jfd40 Sheep and Lambs
Receipt, 2D,9y market very dull and uu-
changed choice native lambs, $325ltj.j0; fair
to good, $2.GjGt3OO; sheep, good mixed, So 0
m22j; choice. S23JGt34).
~: Louis Grain.
ST. LOUIS Nov. ~.
Wheat Cash, jl5 &c: November, 5lIsc Decem-
Der. 5l5zc; May, 57Ac Corn-Cash, 45sc; No
yembcr, 45lAc; December, a5J6c; May, 1890.
Oats--Cash, 3Olkc; November, 301fc; May, 325sc.
Pork -Jobbing, sls0sf. Lard-Steam,. $ss7h;
choice 800
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-23
~: Louis Grain.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. -.
Wheat Cash. jl5sc: November, 5lISc; Decem-
Der. 5l5sc; May, 57Ac. Corn-Cash, 45ISc; No
yember 45lsc; December, a5Jsc; May, 483sc.
Oats--Cash, 3O1fc; November, 3OIfc; May, 325sc.
Pork -Jobbing, sl.0slf. Lard-Steam,. e.s71S;
choice, 500.
Asheville daily citizen., 1894-09-26
PERSONALLY SPEAKING.
\ Line or Two About the People
They Pass.

A Line or Two About the People as
They Pass.
John Hart is NJ from Grcenvil'e, S. G..
Geo. n Rouse is in the city from Chi
cago.
]. II. Addison of Richmond is at the
Berkeley.
kope Elias passed through Yesterday
on his way east.
Miss Alice Saxton of Knoxville is a
Swannanoa hotel guest.
Robt Davis of Chattanooga is auto
graphcd at the Asht vile hotel.
Mr.. Mieusset of the Round Knob hotel,
came up to Ashtvi'le yesterday.
c. S. Ellis and family Of Savannah are
at the Bon Air, "A Bailey street.
Capt. +. Everett and Z V. Welch OF
Bryson City are in Asheville today.
". A. Latimer has gone on a short
visit to Lexington, Ca, his old home.
l.. Brown returned yesterday from a
10 days tri p to Morehead City, Norfolk
and Old Point Comfort.
Chas. A. Moore. esq goes to Rich
mond, Va, tomorrow to argue a cast
before the Cour. OF Appeals.
n. ". Davis OF Wilmington, Del, ant
Miss A. Jennie Davis of Milford, Del, art
stopping at the Berkeley.
Judge Montgomery came up yester
day afternoon from Shelby, and lett OF
the A, & S. train this morning.
Miss Louise Ruggeiro of Charleston
S. c., is i'll the city visiting the Missc
Cruise on French Broad avenue.
Miss Alice Stockton left this afternoon
for Wilmington, where she will spend tn
wiuter aud will be teacher in the kin
dergait tens OF that city.
VIM. K. Haynes, OF the metropolitan
police, Washington, who has been visit
ing relatives in Buucombe for week
left for Washington today.
Ogd. IL Z. Edwards and wife of Annii
ton, Ala, who have been spending tn
summer at Blowing Rock, are visiting
in Ashcvile, their old home.
Chas. Anderson and wife and Miss X
Anderson Of kuttawa, KY, are at IN
Swannanoa on their return from viSl
to relatives at WayncSville.
+ Mrs. o. X. Roberts aud NJ $. Kat
Roberts Madden Of Knoxville, who hav
been at the Round Knob hotel durin
the summer, are in Ashevile on shor
visit.