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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
TWO MORE WRECKS
Reported on the Entrance 90 Catalogue
sound 10 Sign- of Lif~


Savannah. Ga September 1.-Two
more wrecks were reported to-day on
the entrance 20 Catalogue Sound.
Both we're dismasied scho0Eers. There
acre no signs ~ lie On either vessel.
The coast is being patrolled IN the
hope Of resruinE the crews u some Of
the wrecked vessels. but except the
crew e the bark Noe. none are known
20 have been saved
III the stog m-swept section q the
coast the loss Of property Is increasing.
The miles Of water on the low.ands are
being added 10 by the floods in the
rivers. and the waters everywhere in
the flooded district are rising. The
first train from the north 10 threa
days reached here this afternoon,
bringing the mails that have been ac-
cumuiating north Of the overficwed
territory. The Central Georgia rail
road. Georgia & Alabama ard Florida
Central and Peninsular railroad are
stu blocked. The Savannah land
Ogechee rivers are rising rapidly and
re Likely to cause heavy damage when
the food reaches the low country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
A BAD RECORD.
'Dobie" John Malone Proves to have
Been a Verltabie Fiend--. connected
With Many Murders and Outrages

St. Louis, September "a special
TO the Post-Dispatch from Dallas, Tex,
says: Horrible developments are COM
ing out in connection With the nendlsn
career OF "Dobie" Joe Malone, the
negro executed here yesterday. His
written oral confessions to officers and
others make it certain that he, in ad-
Gition to what has heretofore been
published, participated in five other
murders and four assaults on white wo-
men. Two years ago he criminally as
saulted and then KILLED Mrs. Dudnam,
wife of a prominent farmer near Oak
Cliff, a suburb of Dallas, and he and
another negro whom the officers are
now endeavoring to capture, assaulted
ard killed three white women at Eagle
Like, near Houston, about three years
ago.
The best detective talent has failed
TO solve the mysteries Of these crimes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
TERRIBLY BEATEN.
Deputy Sheriff Showed Into Ccl aud At
lacked by Prisoners lie was Locking Up.

Deputy Sheriff showed Into Col aud At
lacked Dy Prisoners lie was LOGGING Up.
Somerset, Pa, September j.-Whe
Deputy Sheriff George Baker vas lock-
ing the prisoners in The countySJail TINS
evening, Ben Eddy and HarlytLerfoss,
charged with horse stealing lana at
tempting to wreck train res lVely,
showed him into celi anu eacheu
him with a club, beating hinhorrlb!y.
The cell floor was covered with blood
and the walls showed bloody marks OF
terrible struggle. After beating the
deputy the prisoners took his keys,
locked him in the cell and released two
other prisoners, Russell Shroyer,
charged with highway robbery. and
Pat Morgan. 1t was not yet dark when
the four prisoners rushed from the
Jail and made their escape to the
woods. The court bell was rung and
the town was soon in high state OF
excitement. Morgan was captured and
brought back, but the other three are
still at large. Deputy. Sheriff Baker is
lying at the home of Sheriff Hartzell,
sulering from his injuries. his head
is horribly cut and bruised, but it is
thought he will recover. Sheriff Hart
zell has offered one hundred dollars re-
ward for the capture of Shroyer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
POPULlSrS TO NEE L.
Standardization to Gather in Stn-
cinnati This " eek-Wiii Outline "A Policy
for 1900.

for 1900.
Cincinnati, O., September 3.-The
middle-of-the-road Populists will hold
a national convention here next week,
beginning Monday at 10 o'clock, and
continuing definitely until the work or
the reorganization Of the party is Gem
pleted. This convention is held next
week so that the midGle-Cf-the-roaders
can get the benefit OF the low railway
rates prevailing for the national en-
campment of the G. A. R. The con-
vention is called by the national com
mittee, which was chosen at the Nash
vile conference July 4. While no
nominations are likely TO be made, yet
{ the policy for 1900 will be outlined, and
the presence of Wharton Baker, or
Philadelphia, and of Thomas Watson,
OF Georgia. indicate that there may be
preferences expressed fer the national
ticket in 1900. The basis CT represen-
tation for this convention is two dele
gates for each State ind Territory and
one delegate for every 1000 Populist
votes cast at any election since 1890.
Secretary Barker announces that all
Populists opposed to fusion are invited
to cooperate in the convention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
UNDER ARREST.
Judge Thomas Jefferson Mackey Cap
tured at L)Ld1n, Or .rio---A Mt,
From NJ IS POr5erfeld.
4s7ecial 10 the Register.

S2ectal 10 the REGISTER.
London, Ontario, September B.
Judge thomas Jefferson Mackey mas
been captured here by United States
detectives on a charge of bigamy.
Send for DR.. D. lay. Tell him l
met the object of terror at your jneI
ard that my plan failed. Ny life is ia
danger and 50 | must be careful when
with this man Oh, God, what can |
do. If ne should know this my life
would be taken. He is a real DR..
Jeckyl and Mr., Hyde
Such was the Departing appeal made
by Katherine S. Po1terfeld, third and
unlawful wife of Judge Thomas Jeffer-
son Mackey, who was arrested to-day
charged with bigamy.
The note was written in the hand
CT an educated woman with lead pencil
on a scrap of paper and left at No. $50
Queens avenue, the house in which
Judge Mackey with his young bride en-
gagged room upon their appearance in
London.
The present charge against Judge
Mackey is that he married Miss K2th-
crime S. Porterfeld while his second
wife, Mrs. Sarah Curtis M2ckey, was
still alive and mis- legal wife.
The bride comes OF a coed cid fam
lily In Charles Town, Jefferson county,
West Virginia, and she was married 70
Judge M3ckey in New York city.
From New York the husband and his
wife, or prisoner went to Chicago, and
whene ne found that the detectives
We're after him fed to this city, where
he was discovered in a Queens avenue
hn3rding house
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
SHE SWIAIS WELL.

Lynn, Mass. September &C. F.
Brown, OF Chicago. general manager of
the Western division Of the Pullman
Palace Car Company, was yesterday af-
tcrnoon saved from drowning at beach
Bluff by his daughter-iI-law. Mrs.
Charles Edward Brown, also OF Chica-
go. Mrs. Brown is an expert swimmer
ard although temporarily crippled and
unable TO use one limb, she Suceeeded
in keeping Mr.. Brown above water for
a considerable time and brought him 10
the shore when assistance finally reach
ed her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
sLvERx STORMS.
Cloudbursts Result In Serious Loss and In
convenience in Tennessee.

Knoxville, Tenn, September g.
Heavy rainfalls last nighl and a cloud
burst in the lower portion OF Knox
county ,occasioned a general flood in
this section to-day. several streams
running through the city were flooded
and washed away lumber and coal
yards, and also did damage TO buildings
by filing ceiiars with water. The tracks
OF the southern railway al Concord
were washed away, thereby stopping
all travel toward the South. The South
ern's tracks on the Azheville division
suffered the same fate and at a station
near Hartman an emDankment was
washed away cutting off communica-
ton with Cincinnati and Louisville.
A cloudburst 1T Concord washed
away several houses and one family was
rescued from the roof Of their floating
hone. No lives were lost. The dam
age resulting from high water will be
many thousands of dollars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
TO BE BURIED TUESDAY.

Pittsburg Pc. September 3.-The
body of Captain T. W Morrison. of this
city. Who was killed in the battle of
Santiago. is expected to arrive al his
old home on Tuesday. Mrs. Morrison
has been notified that her husbaDd' :
remains. which arrived on the gsrs-
shire several days ago viii be CEASED
from quarantine On Monday and for
warded TO Pittsburg. escorted Us a de-
tail from his command. Co. I'd. Six
teenth infantry. The funeral will prob
ably take place on the same day the
body arriyes here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
no MORE BuAUK 70 HDLR.
Navy Departing nt Preparing To supply All
Vessels with the New .rown. smokeiess

bNltT
Washington, September 3.-Probably
the navy has fought its last war Win
black powder. Bids were opened to-
day at the Navy Department for sup
plying the warships with one million
pounds OF smokeless powder. guam
tity sufficient to supply at least the
secondary batteries of all the ships IN
the service and this supply Will he
augmented from time to lime until
within the course Of a year CT two al!
the black powder Will have been re-
tired. except possibly some that viii
be retained for salutlng purposes.
There were six bids received to-day at
the department and opened by Judge
Advocate Lemley in the presence II
representatives Of most Of the bidders
prominent among them being Mrs.
Maria Dittmar. OF the powder concern
bearing her name The bids On an
average were about the same as the
navy is now paying for its powder, and
slightly below the figure paid By the
army under the emergency created by
the war. The bids were as fellows:
Dupont Powder Company. Of viii
mington. Del, Tor one million pounds
the government 10 supply the Alcohol
and ether, at 1914 cents a pound, max
ing the total 1895 coo. II the govern
ment supplies the alcohol only. 50
cents a pound, making a total Of $780,
600 Deliveries to begin with one
thousand pounds October !. and con-
tinue at the rate Of 1000 pounds per
day.
liant F-wder Company. Consolidat-
ed. OF San Francisco, 250.C59 pounds.
the government TO supply alcohol and
ether. at ninety cents pound. makinz
the total s232. so; government supply
ing alcohol only, Einety-fve cents per
pound. maxim total s157, 500. Deliver
les 10 begin VITA enesfaousaad pounds
in ten months and continuing at the
rate Of ten Thousand pounds per month
Dittmar Pewter Company. CT New
York, 100000 pounds; government sup
plying a.coaol and ether. az eighty
cents. pond. making 800, 900; deliv-
cries Abeginning December 1sp al one
thonsand pounds per day
Loass Nixon. Of Eizabeihpok, n J..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
APRONS WANTED.

Washington. September 3.-Acting
Director Mary Desha. Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution hospital
corps has issued an appeal asking each
Daughter OF the American Revolution
airy Society 10 consider herself a COM
mittee of enc 10 furnish aprons 10 be
sent al her earliest convenience 10 the
general hospitals at Jacksonville and
Chickamauga. At least 400 dozen are
needed. The large call for nurses $500
last week. has prevented the hospital
corps from keeping its word and furn-
ishing aprons. one dozen CT which are
required for each nurse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
A0UINALDO SNUBBED.
The Philippine Leader Called Down by
General OTIS - What the Philippines

Want.
Manila. Philippine Islands. Soptem-
Der "a Hong Kong deputation, rep
resentirg the Southern Philippines. and
consisting Of the best ard richest ma
tives of Panay, Nj 1d'1ro, Cebu and
Mindanao visited United States Con-
sui Williams yesterday evening and
urged that every possible effort De
made for the whole Of the Philippine
Islands. The deputation declared that
all classes, the warlike mcuntaineers
as well as those engaged in mercantile
pursuits would welcome the stars and
stripes. and had resolved never to sub
nit to Spanish OF Tagal rule. They
also said there were four thousand
men. many of them armed with rifles,
near uoio. ready to support the Amer
leans. They Rinse 10 join in the
clamor for indel \ ldence, which they
consider a mistake ana impracticable.
They only wish for annexation TO the
United States.
The delegations propose 70 ask Gen.
Otis. the America commander. TO APP
peal to President Mckinley and to con-
fer with Aguina dos followers with the
view OF arranging for combined
movement to insist upon annexation.
They will also ask that the insurgent
regiments be enrolled in the American
army with American officers. and that
the irsurgeIt chiefs be given Ameri-
can appointments under Gen. Otis.
Aguinaldo remains at Dakoor. He
recently wrote a impairment letter to
Gen. Otis, which resulted in his receiv-
ing a sharp snub The insurgent lead
or will probably render himself amen
able to the Ame1 can authorities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
A CASE OF NEGLECT.

Special 10 the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va. September g.
Another case of wanton neglect came
TO light here to-day. Porter Stats, OF
Sherman, w. Va, a private in the Sec
ond West Virginia regiment, fell in
the depot from exhaustion. being in a
critical condition from neglect. He
was compelled TO come ali the way
from Philadelphia without any atten-
ton whatever, suffering with rheuma-
tism in the worst form
Stats was made comfortable as
possible by Col. Ralph Finnell of the
Ohio River force. who saw that the
young patriot was given medical aid
and provided with nourishment He
was placed upon a cot and sent home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
SPANISH COMMISSIONERS.

Madrid. September 3.--It is currently
reported thai the Spanish ministers al
yesterdays cabinet meeting definitely
selected the three following peace CON-
snissiCners:
General Rafael Cerero y Saenz. Gen
eral Of Engineers.
senior EugeL 10 NOntero Rios
Sercr yii.aurutia. Under Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affair."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
A GOvERNM1N T BOAT
Blown Up While Removing Mines From
the Entrance to New Orleans.

New Orleans, September 3.-The gov
eminent steamboat John r.. Meigs was
to-day destroyed by an explosion at St
Philip. She had aboard Lieut.. Jarvey
and a party engaged in removing the
torpedoes laid in the Mississippi river
during the lightning of uae war. Lieut.
Jarvey had narrow escape. The
killed are:
Captain Starr, commander of the
boat.
sergeant John Newman, of the en-
gineers.
Pat Carlos.
Ralph Rogers.
Those wounded were Fritz Koch and
D. B. Reddy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT

New York, September 3.-The follow
ing is the weekly bank statement:
Loans. s612.1f3soo, increase ss2.1O0;
specie, s14S.37s.3o0. decrease 1880. 400:
legal tenders s54.71o 300 decrease
$4,000: net deposits. 1852. $50. 500. de-
crease. $7,S44.600: circulation, s1404s.-
500. decrease. $74.S00
The banks now hold $14.9s1, $50 in
excess OF the requirements OF the q
per cent rule.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
CALDWELL INlORSED.

sixth District Republicans Favor Him for
Senator j. H. Collin. Nominated.
Srecial to the Regist~-.
Huntington, w. Va: September g.
At the Sixth Senatorial diAtrict Re-
publican convention here to-day, j..
H. Collins, Of Putnam cLnxy, was
nominated by reclamation. hA reso-
buttons endorse the administra IN and
the candidacy CT Hon. Chai,sA T.
Caldwell fer the United States SAa-
torship. W
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
THE INSANITY DODGE.
Generally Believed McSweeny Has Carried
1t Too Far.

Generally BeIIeVeu McSWeeny Has CH-rIeU
1t Too Far.
Special 20 the Register.
Marietta, O., September 3.-The court
adjourned to-day till Tuesday. The
people who believed that McSweeney
was lacking mentally have generally
concluded that he is taking and that he
has carried it too far. He has refused
to eat for four days and is on the
verge of collapse, but doctors who have
examined him agree that he is mere
ly stubborn. This morning he spent
an hour in his cell, screaming and yell
ing like a wild man. When removed
to a point where his screams could
not be heard by the jury he at once
subsidized.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
OFFICIALS ARE DIVIDED
Regarding the Guilt OF John &. Dubbs. WI
Confessed TO Numbering Mary Wesley.

Regarding the Guilt OF John Z. DuDDs. VINO
Confessed TO Numbering Mary Wesley.
Special 20 the Register.
Steubenville, O., September 3.-Ofi-
Gals are divided as to the guilt of John
c. Dubbs, the seif-cOnfessed murderer
of Mary Wesley. Several CT the OH
Gals are 10th to believe Dubbs's story
of the crime, owing to his alleged sim
pie state mentally, and think he has
read newspaper stories OF the crime
and an impression has been made on
his weak intellect leading him TO think
he committed the murder. Cther ON
Gals believe his story. and tnlnK his
weak intellect is a skam.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
NO WORD FROM WHITE.

Washington, D. c., September 81
Still nc word has come to the State
department from Justice White as TO
his entions respecting his appoint
men IA member of the peace COM
mi Aheuce it Is inferred, owing
Eanb of the date set for the
bmmission from New
respects OF his accept
ing brighter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
ment to which l have the honor to be-
long"

London, September 4.-According to
a dispatch to the Sunday Times from
Paris the remain Of Lieut.. Colonel
Hem, were buried yesterday (Satur-
day) in the family vault at Pegny.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
INNESTIG ATiOS ASKED.
| A Pittsburgh Lodge of the Amalgamated
| Associatiau Appeals to President Mc-


kinfey.
Pittsburg, Pa, September 3.-Aican
Lodge Amalgamated Association of
Iron and Steel Workers, tonight adopt
ed resolutions calling on President Nc
kinley TO see that full and thorough
investigation is made Of the alleged
useless sacrifice of life and cruel neg
lect of soldiers during the Cuban cam
paign.
Members Of the lodge say that many
OF their associates were among the
volunteers who went to Cuba. and an
investigation is demanded in order that
tie blame. if there is any, for wrong
doing may be placed where IL right
fully belongs The movement inaug-
urated here is expected to be endorsed
by the other lodges throughout the
country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
A'k|NLtY At CAMP WlKOFF.
The President Spent Five Hours With
the Santiago Heroes

PASSED AMONG THE HOSPITALS.
SPEAKING KINDLY WORDS TO
THE SICK, AND GIVING THE
CHEER OF HIS PRESENCE TO
THE HUNDREDS WHO ARE
WEAK, AND WORN WITH THE
MONoTo,l9 OF CAMP AND FIELD
LIFE-WoRE THE PATIENCE or
HIS PARTY BY HIS TRANSFERRING
DELAY IN THE HOSPITALS - A
SHORT SPEECH TO THE SOLD
IERS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

WASHINGTON. y c.. Contender l.
For West Virginia Wes;er- ps-.rssrl..arssa
ard Ohio-Partly cloudy weather. fo.lo,
ef by thunder Storm. and cooler IN the
afternoon; fresh southwssteriy vlnas. Ia
creaslng.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

To Advertisers : H the
cost be a little more, the
returns make it up; for
The Register is the rccog-
nized family and home
paper in tile city and
neignborho0d
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

Moncmet ,lllsts, Bimet.
aIlists. PopuIists, and all
ttller lists read the Sum
cay Register. Whyl It
las all the news, and
81 ends double to treble
ere than any comreti.
tor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-26
I RVu2RY WATCH A COMPASS.
A Little Thing Worth Knowing Which
very Few Have Found Out.
L New York Herald. ) !,

Several weeks ago In London" said
an English tourist, 81 was standing
beside an American acquaintance
when I expressed a wish to know
which point was the north. He pulled
out his watch, looked at 1t and at once
pointed In the right direction I asked
him whether he had a compass at
tached to his watch. All watches are
compasses.' he replied. Then he ex-
planned TO me how this was. Point
the hour hand to the sun. and the
south Is exactly half. way between the
hour and the figure XII on the dial.
For instance, suppose 1t is 4 o'clock.
Point the hand indicating to the
sun. and II on the watch Is exactly
south. Suppose again, that 1t Is s
o'clock. Point the hand Indicating
to the sun and the figure x on the dial
is due south.
My American friend seemed sur
pri5ed that l did not know this, and,
not wanting to be left alone In my
Ignorance. 1 asked Henry NJ Stanley,
whom l met the following day, wheth-
er he knew of this simple means Of
taking the points of the compass. My
self-esteem rose when that famous
traveller told me he had never heard
of IL. SO, perhaps, there may he plenty
OF folks in your country who still re-
main in my original state of ignorance.
| don't know what place my Ameri-
can friend halls from, but somewhere
in your great West"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-26
REPUTATION Pm NORTH caro-
LIMA

fattlcr" writes as. follows in .he
AshcN.!le Citizen: THE reputation
lad threatens To become epidemic in
N"iih Carolina, and If 1t does. then
EraFen help the unfortunate state,
whose name will be made a kissing
and a hyword. and whose crcdi, viii
he destroyed. First Stanly county de-
ciaed il would do some repudiat:ng on
KS own account; The State of Bun
c"iibe' was seized with a hankerinp
II that direction, and the next thing
we EnoT the county commissioners
!iave fallen under the hypnotic speu
Of me repudators siren song, have
.hle!d their hats into the ring ana
begun suit. Now we see that n cit;-
zen of Rutherfordtnn ;ns refused to
pay that part Of his tax that would
3" to pay interest on the county:
rai!:oad bonds. on the ground that
me conTanies had rot complied with
ih:r contract. We may expect to see
ih"Sc 'ihinGG cropping up all over
Nhrth Carolina until 1t will come about
iEHt the man who gets money into
ING State from the outside will have
70 use cold chisel and burglars out
lit and then send it by express"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-26
IsftA RI itI.I.l'lb y.

The Local Board meeting will take
place tomorrow night
Miss Martha Beaton's condition was
reported yesterday as growing more
hopeful at her home, on Brown ave-
nue.. DR. Livi Old Is her physician
a chocolate lunch will be served at
the residence of Mrs. Saul 212 Rose
Episcopal church this evening I'D
mission, Is cents. If the night is wet
it WIFI be postponed to Thursday.
Tomorrow night Kim Hall will be
the scene of an attractive entertain
ment for benefit OF McKendree
Messrs. Gordon. Casey and Gill Broth
crs-the Big Four-wii be prominent
in the programme.
The Ladies' Enterprise Society OF
Mckendree will meet this afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
The representative Of The Virgnian
had his attention called yesterday to
damage done the back windows CT ST.
Peters Episcopal church by stones
thrown from lane in the rear. This
practice of damaging church property
by breaking expensive glass windows
Mr.. NJ V. Bcnle and family. OF
Brown avenue, are staying with neigh
bors who kindly took them In the
night the fire burnt their home last
week
There was an entertainment at Mrs.
Sanderlin's, rs North Maltby avenue.
last night for benefit of the organ fund
of Trinity Methodist church.
Capt. John Twohy and wife. of
North Marshall avenue, are in New
York 10 attend the marriage Of his
brother this week
Yesterday evening n lady sprained
her ankle In alishtng from the street
car Ia take The Virginia Beach train.
1t gave her so much pain she returned
at once to the city.
Miss Josie Ferguson, of Murfrces-
boro. y. c.. who has been visiting Miss
blanche. Brltton. Of Cooke avenue. will
return to her home to-day, accom-
panied by Miss BrttOn. who goes to
make her bridal outfit.
The Ladies' Enterprise Society of Nc
k!ndre Church Will hold an important
meeting this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
All are urged to he present.