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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28


Vioe-Prcsident St. Jonn. OF the Seaooa ara
Air Line thinks the South Is on the eve
Of great prosperity.
A New York Judge ordered O. Sleepy
juror 10 take a Russian pt'n ~, H.,
10 wake him up. The effect "aS ID u"
sired.
Experiments with Professor ~ Mao o,,so
lano's anti-tubeTcular serum lOI ,, W.. in
of consumption are being co'uu~'0u ~
ST. Luke's Hospital New YORK
Cyrus Crandan. who died in jersey
City. y. j.. Monday night, hah oSsl =.
Ercemason seventy years. anu u ..
10 have Teen the Oldest in the couii-iS'
a jury box still in use In portsmouth
y. H.. bears an inscription reading IIy-
vince of No,y Uampehire Portsmouth.
May o. 17sS Petit Jurors Tor the III silor
courts" The box is OF pine ana mas Deeh
IN uninterrupted use since inc "@'e &C
corded.
Ladies OF New Orleans having succeed
Cd in raising enough money 10 place IN
good condition the grounds about the
jackson monument on the Dattle-neld OF
Chalmette-histOric ground OF the wal Oh
lsl2-have now made puDnc appeal lyI
"a sufficient amount 10 complete the smart
Of brick and marble ana restore the
broken outlines Of the base
Four-year-Cld May Hill. Of Fort Worth,
Tex, has en- her left loot nine toes one
grow ing from the top OF her loOi, ana on
the right foot eight toes. she mas nine
fingers and three thumbs ON the light
hand, and seven fingers and nVc thumbs
on the left. Each hand ia divided into
two phalaI ges each containing several
fingers. The thumbs grow on the hand
where one thumb of normal persons
grows. The fingers are grown together
like webfeet. I'm all. the girl has iorty-cne
toes and fingers.
San Francisco H. soon 10 have the larg-
est plant in the world for disposing OF city
refuse by fire. The building viii be OF
brick and iron. with a huge chimney go
feet high for It's most striking feature.
There are 10 be thirty-two furnaces, with
&C mbincd capacity Tor reducing 10 ashes
400 tons day OF material gathered By
the municipal scavengers. The plant IS
10 be constructed. operated and owned
by private corporation.
There is a monkey in the Bellevue Zoe
logical Gardens. OF Manchester that rides
a bicycle, plays q violin and bugle, though
he does not extract much music, sits AT
e. table To eat uses soap and towel when
making his toilet. and shaves himself.
~ hen riding ha wheel ho rings the bell
almost constantly. not s0 much 20 alarm
pedestrians as because he enjoys the
sound. He smokes cigars and cigarettes.
and eagerly picks up stump when nc
finds IL.
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MUNICIPAL POLITICS.

One OF the greatest problems OF the age
As that OF municipal government In
snite of everything that can be done, IL
seems TO be an impossible thing to con-
duct the affairs Of a city in such busi-
ness like way as TO keep expenditures
within the citys revenues Debts pile
I'D and taxes never get lower and the
average city Is nearly always
hard up for funds. The rea-
son for this is not hard to find.
II can be given in one word-politics.
There is. as a rule. more politics to the
square inch In a municipal election than
in a national election and the city's af-
fairs are usually run on political prin-
cipies. rather than on business prin-
ciples A municipality Is largely busi-
ness corporation. and politics is about the
most unbusiness like thing in the world
How then can business results be ex-
pected?
In the Southern cities we have had
peculiar condition which has forced US
10 draw party lines in all elections. local
as well as State and national. but II
seems 10 be quite as bad in cities where
no such conditions exists. We find mu-
nicipal politics everywhere and men are
run for office as Democrats and Repub-
leans and other men vote for them with
out reference 10 their merit and fitness.
but with reference TO their party afllia-
ton.
But II is all wrong-"What." asks an
exchange in speaking OF this. has the
silver question TO do with the problem
Of filtration? Can protective tariff
break up the electric light ring which
dictates prices 10 consumers? Where is
the Monroe doctrine applicable TO the re-
Mobilization of the Gas Works? Wodld
the annexation of Cuba improve our sys-
TEN of sewage? What would be the eff
feet OF international arbitration upon the
cleaning of the streets? What has re-
stricted immigration TO do with the re-
moval OF the Municipal Hospital?"
These questions answer themselves and
every man knows that national and State
politics has nothing TO DO with the affairs
OF a municipality. But politics Is pol
ltics. wherever you find il. for the reason
that the chief feature OF politics is office
holding
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BOSTON. Jan. 70. There is more trout
Die az the State House growing out Of
the election OF Isaac b. Allen. the negro,
as o. member of the Governors Coun-
ciL Some time last year tho Governor OF
Tennessee sent am invtQtiOn % the Gov
eruor OF Massachusetts, 10 attend the
Exposition 20 be opened In Tennessee dur
ing the coming summer. That invitation
was acted upon to-day IL was referred
10 the Committee on Federal Relations
and tomorrow that committee will re-
port favorably Z bill appropriating $40
oo0 for the Governor. SIX OF his staff. four
OF his Council. and u certain number
from tho House and Senate 20 repre-
sent the State AT the Tennessee ENposi-
ton. There are eight members OF the
Governors Council. and this rs the first
time I'm the history Of the State that the
whole body has not been selected 20 APP
pear when the State was being represent
ell by a delegation.
Allen IS decidedly angry. lie feels that
the cOlored race has been insuted. and
be- calls on colOred men everywhere 20
swing thelr eyes i'm the direction OF Bea-
con Hin that they may witness the hypOc-
crisy Of his party in Massachusetts,.
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THEIR 1NNUdL IIEEgINGS
Several Business Concerns Elect Omcers
aud ID rectors.


The stockholders OF the Title and Trust
Company met nc their Office Tuesday af-
temoon and elected Messrs NJ VI. Gill
liam. John r. Williams G.. j.. Belvn. II.
SwincfOrd, and NJ. u. lloge. Jr., directors.
These gentlemen will meet shortly and
elect the general officers.
The Life Insurance Company Of Nir-
GINA stockholders met yesterday and
elected the following directors Messrs
G.. a. Walker John q. Walker James W.
Pcgram. r. William Pemberton. George
Johnson (Aleyandria). Fairly Cook. W j.
Walker, W. II. Cameron. Raieigh). The
old officers were elected as follows:
Messrs. John g.. Walker. and n. William
Pemberton. presidents; James W.
Pegram. secretary
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders o. the Columbian Building and
Loan Association tho report Of Secretary
and General Manager l.. ID. Aylett show
ed that the earnings FOR 1896 after pay
ing all expenses. were II 40 per cent.
Tho following directors were reelected:
Messrs. J. y. Pace Thomas Potts, n.
William Pemberton. 10. Lane Stern. w.
s. Forbes J. d. Patton. J. J. Montague.
NJ. y. Rosenbaum. and j. y. Culling-
worth.
The old officers were reelected as fol-
lows. j. p. Pace. president; Thos. Potts.
vice-president and treasurer; 10. Lane
stern. general attorney; l.. d. Aylett.
secretary and general manager. Exc
cutive Committee. p. Pace. Thomas
Potts, and r. William PembertOn.
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TARIFF AHGt MI>TS.

II does not seem 10 Rave occurred 20
those who are crying for increased duties
and who are belaboring the Wilson tariff
law for not raising sufficient revenues to
meet the expenses of government that
the decreased revenues are due. not 10
4 faulty law. but TO the fact that impcr-
ta,ions have naturally decreased. In spite
OF the fact that the imports OF last year
we're unusually small the merchandise
imports in New York last week were
about 1900 900 below those OF the CORE
sponding week in 1896. and for the first
three weeks OF January. 1897 these i'm
ports amountd TO SCI. $4,000 against si2.-
uI.ooo for the corresponding period In
1886
one Of the chief arguments Of the Pro-
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JrSricE JoHA's coUEr
His Honor Sign. Many Sew Names 10 HIS
L.-n-n.L-nAa -n.-nLL.

us ''"'''' ''- ''
Temperance society.
The cold snap bias ltl those who ai9
, 80 .... I,... fo Irth.no freely.
4'"+ ,r tr.-, fr.I
tNd iA ''i. 'f"
up DeI0ic jas ii'N'l
The result r iNhl l''1 N.t '.
names have been added to tn' l-mptiai.o
society over which DDS iloNpt ti .'.,',
aud 10 is understood tlai t 'il-- 'i WIS
society VIII Dee he'd ln iNr D."t --i''l" ''o
next rainy day.
After d=po inS OF iN'-e WHO "'ig '.
able 10 resist me temp -.Nr 'NI iia ll""-
or directed Keeper ti lhe LA,Nei"''
Thomas. 10 call tne roll
Sidney Jackson was ih' Nfal I'D I''p'N'.
Ito had been Arrested ai tur uiclnN.
character boy Detectives Gibson, ah-
Wrou. and is suspected 10. tn aiicmI'
90 hurgarize tno residence 'i 4lf D.. 10
Saunders. ln order 90 give IN' i''
ton 60 chance to secure fnr h'
Witnesses, t.e case Nrn- over "'.i
day.
Littioton Smith. who fald h, l' ~
wash dishes in ''iniri li.'.. t,,,
rested ny Drie,llf'e tIr..l,
tie was chtftr "liH '..- ....,.,I..
ycunb uc-iDtr. WHO t"li -
ago. entered store ol 7t.'.i .''-.. '..'
attempted Go carry OFT 'ri ''lL
that did nor belong l5 ',' 1870,
cne OF the boys VINO h."
Of tho offence. s1ll he WIS lo' ..L t.
Teton smith hnr" lN". OBJ '' ..''.
committed "h"n no 'I'''
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bis having a slight annoyance in travel


his having n slight annoyance In travel
ling.
stand then for a state bank currency.
first, because being at discount OUT Oh
the state, II Is the only one that VIII s'ay
with our farmers and give them the me
dia OF exchange that they must nav,
and / stand for Il secondly. because our
fathers In framing our national cons,i-
tuition recognized the fact that q s,"es
bank currency was the natural ilBnt "a
the people. and they provided lh"t 'n'
people should never be deprN"i vi ~.
The war caused The Government TO set
tho Constitution aside and deny the peo,
pie their natural and CONSTITUTIONS
rights. ~.
say let us return 20 the bounuatles pi
neonla their rish,e and we shall never
WM. l.. ROYALL.
Richmond. Va. Jan. q, 1877.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Bessie Douglas. aged eighteen years, an
inmate OF the Female House Of Refuge,
on north Carey street. died at the insti-
tuition on Sunday from an attack of spi-
nal meningitis. she had been sick about
five days. The girl was originally from
Norfolk. Va. where her father lives.
but had All uncle and aunt In Baltimore.
She was committed 10 the institution IN
September, 1875. charged by her aunt
and uncle with being iucOrrigible. The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
and interment was made In the burying
grounds OF the institution. Rev. Samuel
&. Ciopton. of the Fuller Memorial Bap-
fist church conducted the service.-Bal-
timoTe American.
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,n caI.donian Insurance Company.

The United states Branch or the n, o,u
,,.,b - most satisfactory statement
which we publish to-day After me
thorough overhaullng given hs plant
during tho latter part OF 1871 ana e"lly
in 1895. il now shows
Gross assts Of ......... - III is,,' ~
- s,,-,,ltts of 922 ~ iO
This is AN increase OF S.. 20. ~ in as-
s,.fs Sl26 $40 80 reduction in uanililrs,
and increase OF S2l2. 10 l. I'm net surplus.
The Invested assets are entirely lu GOV
eminent, municipal. and nl-t-claas iai-
vav bonds This b. an excellent show
ing and very creditabie 10 the manage
ment. It's premium receipts ln this State
In 1896 We're SIS. 81 80. and losses incurred
ONLY S22l7 40 10 il represented here rN-
cluslvely BY the Insurance Department
VI Virginia Trust Company
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THE CHIDfPfONS.
Southern Itinerary Arranged Richmond
April Sth and 9th.

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. Manager
Hanlon has completed the schedule for
the spring trip and exhibition games OK
the champion baseball team. Unless
there should be- some unexpected hitch
the itinerary will be as follows. Leave
Baltimore March IT, arriving Macon, Ga.
18th. practicing there until the 26th;
games i'm Savannah. Ga. March % and
20: Charleston. 90 and 81. Augusta. Ga.
April /, and .. Atlanta, Ga. and D,
Athens. Ga. 9. Charlotte. y. c.; &, Rich
mond. Va; and Q, Norfolk 10; arrive
Baltimore April II. At Union Park with
Norfolk. u and i3 with Syracuse Il and
I5; with Princeton University l6. with
Toronto. L. aud ~. i'm Washington with
Georgetown University 20 At Union
Park with Georgetown April a.
The championship season will begin
April o. and the opening game az Union
Park will be arranged for with more
elaborate ceremonies than ever before.
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The Unfortunate Bridegroom Acquitted OF
Criminal Intentions.

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. 2.-SpeciaL-o.
T. Hill. the merchant Of TINS Guy VIZ
was arrested on The charge Oh pa9si'.s
worthless checks On various parties noie
and also 1t his wedding in Poushkeei'-
sle. y Y. was ARA med IN the ro"0'
Court here to-day
The defence proved that the "io .',. no.
ter grew cut Of the failure Oh I'm ~
torney to discount a note Of 500. which
he had promised TO place TO the unfor-
tilnate brideeroom's credit before he LETT
Tor poughkeepsie 10 be married.
Jill was therefore acquitted or any
criminal intentions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

WASHlNGTOS. Jan. H. General Will
liam Price Craighiii. Chief OK Engineers,
will be retired next Monday on his own
application. under the forty years service
law. l!e preferred this course TO avoid =.
retirement ON account OF age next July.
The general opinion IS that hls successor
will 10 either 'Olonel j. NJ. Wilson. now
Division Engineer Of the Northeast ana
SIperirteudont ~ Public Buildings and
Grounds In Washington. or Colonel ii. NJ.
Robert. Division Engineer at New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Speaking yesterday Of the city Council
having laid over the name OF Mr.. Janon
Fisher as assistant city commissioner. ex-
Judge Fisher his father said IL was 4
mistake on tho Mayors part % allow
the name 20 10 uu as Mr.. Fisher has
declined the appointment. and ~ had been
the Mayor Intention % withdraw q.
Judge Fisher said that Air. janon Fisher
had accepted the presidency of the Nor
folk city Wa1 Street Railway. from
February ist next. az q larger salary
than he had received as city commits.
Observation-Disclosures American.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28
GRIPIN MEcKLENBURG.
The Price of Beef Keeps Up Farmers Hold
Tobacco for Better Prices.

BOYDTON. VA. Jan. 2i.-Special.-
The grip is very prevalent In town and.
indeed. throughout the entire county.
Nearly every family has one or more
Of ifs members sick with IT, The doctors
have been worked hard. / hear they re-
port the disease as ahating 10 some eN-
tent. There have been but few deaths
resulting from the effects OF the grip.
s. large herd OF cattle passed through
town yesterday. They belonged TO Mr..
Tucker Cole. OF Alhemarle county ana
xyero beinp remov,d from his farm Boa
Necllenbura 20 his estate I'm Albemarie.
The price Of beef has been maintained
better than almost amy article OF diet.
il is selling here for more than pork
meat
There has not been much tobacSo sou
price OF the article has improved and
that may induce the farmers 10 pFins
IN their tobacco.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Delia's hair was glorious auburn,
And she had an artist beau:
But when he proposed 20 wed her,
Della coldly answered no"
Did he heap reproaches on her?
Not a cruel word he said
But he worked her I'm q poster.
And he made her hair bright red
Chicago Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

An enterprislng statlctician has found
out that last year there were more girl
babies than boys born. and this IS said
to foretell a long peace in the nation,
but 1t is needless to say there was just
as much collie in the night as If the fig
ures were reversed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

TNIONTOWN, PA. Jan. "a gas cN-
plosion occurred last evening ma the mine
owned by the Shields. Laird and Hurst
Coal company al SmOck station. on the
Red Stone branch of the Pittsburs \lr-
ginia and Charleston railroad. Two men
were blown TO atoms, seven fatally and
two slightly injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

At Providence. II. l.. they are building
an electric ship with fourteen propellers,
which will have speed 10 drive IL across
the Atlantic ia three days. II this con-
tlnues. Croker can run over ana reor-
ganize Tammany between the races.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

MACHIAS. Me, Jan. 2.-An eai'h-
quake shock was felt here yesterday
about II 30 o'clock. There was a. H,'fs
rnn,hlinr sound that lasted hale 20
,atnute II was also felt i'm adjoining
- The direction of the wave was
from south toward north.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Governor O'Ferrall. who has lived most
OF his life in the Valley OF Virginia, thinks
that with proper effort Richmond can cas-
lily turn the trade of that section this
way. even as far as Mt. Jackson.
Ii is worth Richmonds while to make
the effort.
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on for Paris

LONDON. Jan. 27.-United states Scna-
tor H. % Wolcott. with bis family. start
"a for Dover this morning Ell route Tor
paris. where he will continue his mission
In the interest cf blmetallism. Among the
i,assengers or board the train with MT.
Wolcott WAS General Charles Paine, Oh
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The Kaiser Thirry-Eieht Years Oh.

BERLIN. Jan. a. To-daly the E f,I, 51,y
,,,.i.I' lis family az Schloss, ana In com
,w1,e sn ira. OF the day has conferred ne
Hi.coration OF the order OF the Black Eefie
,ipon Doctor Won Lucanus. cn n,o OF ~, ~
Ht"iesfv,s civil cabinet. and Doctor III
1,'.I The Prussan minister Of finance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Plat is not in good shape 10 control
patronage from the incoming adminis,ra-
ton, but he learned sixteen years ago
that 1t was not profitable 10 resign on
that account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

It is unfortunate that the great fires
OF the last few days could not have been
distributed in some OF the poor homes
OF the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

81 then bought a bottle Of Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and her
recovery by us use has been remarkable.
Others OF the family have also received bene-
III from rs use
DR.. Greene. 50 West li;h ST., New York
civ the most successful physician 90 curing
ner,ons and chronicdiseases, can be consulted
free. personally or by letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

After reaping the profits OF his recent
experiences. Mr.. stephen Crane vii he
tempted 10 ship as Jack o. the Dust
In the Texas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

owing 10 the mclemency OF The weat .l,l.,
i'-, Asoliau Recital. which was 10 tahr
,,i,oe AZ our ware-rooms this afternoon
AZ 4 O'Clock. has been postponed VIZ
H'N' WALTER y. MOSES * CO.
1908 Main street.
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MeIding. IN AIexandrIa.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Jan. 2..-Speciai.
T~o interesting marriages took place IN
this city tonight. Miss Catherine Emit
WHSLE and Mr. William &. Carr being wed,
Ged at S. pauls. and Mr. julius VOL ana
Miss Ida Bernheimer. an the Synagogue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Rev. J. T. Belts will lecture at West
End Baptist church tonight az CLOCK
on the Holy Land with stereoptlcoh
views. No admission will be charged.
The public is invited.
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Question of Beauty.

II will be noticed that there IS no clam
or against the lofty church hat The
average church soer finds handsomely
trimmed hat somewhat more attractive
to the eve than a pastors bald head
Kansas city Journal.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jaa. Especial.
Captain Thomas Ben Travis, one VI ~"
best known and about the last 81 INC
oiden time ship captains from th'5 port
died last night. agel setenly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

Hon. Garret Attic Hobart IS coming TO
Washington without an escort and will
live in hotel. but Mrs. Hobart will not
do her own washing and ironing.-Wash-
ington Post.
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The Washington Post saws:

Mrs Brysns impressions OF Mr. Bry-
an would have been great Improvement
on that book had they been omitted"
Mir. Bryan might have chosen some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

The drinking water OF Chicago must,
indeed. be In horrible condition. when
even thieves 80 TO stealing artesiah
wells
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-28

body else to say those things. His wife's
views OF him can hardly be interesting
TO other people.
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Very iIry

When Grover and LII discussed the
weather. the conversation naturally turn
ed on the prospect Of another reign in
Hawaii Philadelphia North American.
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WEAK, NERVOUS CHILDREN
Made Strong, Vigorous and wen
by DR.. Greene's Nervura

Mr.. c. II. Bcmis. CRANKY. Mass, says
MY little girl Lucy had been taxing tnedl-
cines for a severe nervous trouble Tor neAIy
two wears, receiving no benefit.
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Friendly Offices.

I'VE can always be friends" she said
kindly. after having rejected him.
Friends" he murmured - "friendsi
And win you. then. Clarina, lend me
money" Philadelphia North American.
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LEROY. Della Tompklns.. Eleanor Bosher.
Maud Stokes. Ella Jackson. Florence WI
son. Virginia Hayes. Madeline English.
der, Carter. OF F sDrr1iS Ken non
the Misses Cooke. of Hanover: McMa-
hon. Leary, OF Amelia. Johnson. Dixon.
Randolph. Cooke. Of Petersburg: Ship Of
Lexington; Nicholas. OF Lynchburg. Todd,
Kate and Marianne Meade. Helen Lea.
Annie Gray. Rachel and Halle Cooke.
Marian Robins. I'M. Dunlop. Calvin
Bragg. Coleman. Kathleen Anderson. Ma
bel Walker, Emsie pegram. Mary Bin
ford; Mcssrs. Frank HObsOu. Ivy AIRING
ton Ruiin, Quarlss. Lee Bragg IlcslNins
Henderson, Of New Orleans. Pinkney. OF
Charleston. Guy Davis, Edward Vaughan
Frank Potts. Reid. Julian Binfofd. Percy
Kosher. BNler. Currie Halves. Robinson
Mckinney. Claiborne. Adair. Lathrop.
Armstead. Thomas and Lewis Brandrg
ST. George Anderson. and llCbson.
Miss Lily Newman. OF Fredericksburg
daughter of the late Or. Newman. United
States army and Miss Lucy Temple, OF
Aibemarie. are - Ms spilmans
Mr. and Mrs John Munson leave on
Monday sor Raie.gh. y. g.. their future
home. They will be missed by wide
circle.
Miss Mary Weller Lewis is confined
TO her room by AZ attack CT the esir.
The bgzaar FOR the associated hospitals,
February 18th. viii divide the profits
equally among the following hospitals
Retreat for the sick. the Virginia. the
Old Dominion, the Eye Ear and Throat
lEtrmary. the Sheltering Arms. The rep
rescntatives from each board OF managers
are working hard In generous rivalry for
the most attractive and unique display
Of saleaOie wares.
Mrs. \. Y. Stokes has as her guests the
Misses Stokes. Of Boiling Island
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Mr.. Choate will not even get crumbs Of
comfort from the Plat dinner.
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Miss Lily Newman. OF fredericksburg
daughter Of the late Dr. Newman. United
States army. ANA Miss Lucy Temple, OF
Aibemare. ale - Mis-. Spilmaus.
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Miss Mary Weller Lewis Is confined
to her room by AZ attack CT the esip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Munson leave on
Monday sor Raleigh. y g.. their future
home. They will be missed by Wide
circle.
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The best Of all Pills are BEEcHAMs.