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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
Ex-Lndra Long Dies.

Bryan, Sept. 22.-Ex-Judge George
Long, aged n years, died Tuesday
night from injuries received in run
away Saturday. The deceased was
probate judge of Williams county
from 1864 to 1870.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
AppoInted a Co-receIvsr.

Toledo, Sept. 23.-Judge Hammond,
of the United States court, yesterday
appointed Julius Bates co-receiver OF
the Detroit g. Lima Northern railroad.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
Cxc,ore strikes Tonawanda.

Tonawanda. N. Y, Sept. 27,-A cy-
clone struck this place Monday after
noon. Many buildings were unroofed,
barns blown to pieces and fences and
out houses wrecked. Several people
were injured, but none fatally.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
Circus Train Wrecked.

Huntington. W. Va, Sept. 27.-Sells
Brothers and Forepaugh's circus train
was wrecked Sunday night at WILSON,
dale, on the Norfolk G. Western rail-
road. James Doyle and Harrison
Kipps were fatally injured.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
wsa Run Over and KILLED.

New Carlisle, Sept 23.-William,
aged o, the only son of William AL.
theer, of Dayton, was run over by 8
lumber wagon here Wednesday night
and killed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
Ended in a Draw.

Philadelphia, Sept. 27.-The inter-
national cricket match begun on FRI
day between the Philadelphia team OF
10 colts and Capt. Warmers English
eleven ended in a draw yesterday
in consequence of rain.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28

Richmond, Va, Sept. 2i.-The Alle-
gheny bank at Clifton Forge closed its
doors yesterday and announced an as
signment. The deposits foot up $780,
nm
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
A PIRATE FLEET.
Filipino Fleet Can be Seized
as Such.
ARE FIGHTING AT ILOILO.
Sanguinary Conflicts Take Place
There and at Cebu.
ANGONCILLO INTERVIEWED.

The Filipino Envoy Says that the Ameri-
can Form Of Government Wln be Copied
by His People in Case Independence Is
Anowed-Gen. Greene Praises Islanders.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
The
Home Savings Bank Co.,
WEI INCTON OuTO
The
WELLINGTON, OHIO,


Transact general banking business,
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YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED.
Safety-depOsit boxes situated in our main
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
A Peernre for Kitcheuer.

London, Sept. 27.-Sir Herbert
Kitchener has been elevated to the
naernUe
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
AcnnItted nf AInrdar

Higginsport, Sept. 23.-The jury
has brought in verdict acquitting
]. H. Donald of the murder of Charles
ve1u,H ,Halfhn' Fo' "17
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-09-28
THE
Guarantee Building & Loan Co.
No. 3iS, The Arcade, Cleveland. y.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 100000.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 81, 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
DEEP RUN RACES.
A Very Attractive Programme Ar
ranged for the Contests Dee. 81.

The Indictment weather yesterday
caused the members of the Deep Run
Hunt club to foregO the pleasure Of their
regular hunt
Next Saturday December 81. the annual
fall race meeting will be held at the club S
race track. The stewards have arranged
a very attractive programme consisting
of three fiat races. two steeplechases and
and hurdle race.
The various events promise 20 I'LL wei,
not only with local horses. but also seNe-
raj from a distance one stable of horses
arrived yesterday from charlottesville
and is quartered al "Acca' stock farm
near the club house
The officers who Will have charge of the
meeting are: Stewards. Mr. j. Il. Ande %
son. Mr. -. II. Savage and Mr.. II. g.
Beattie. Judges Major o. ;. Allen. MI.
NJ NJ Blacker and Mr.. George h. Lee,
The horses will be started by Mr. w. ).
Carter. who will be assisted by Or. X. J..
Triton. The position of clerk of the
course will be filed by the secretary. Mr..
=. A. $. Brine On Monday December
5th. a jumping contest will take place at
the club house for the "MiradOr cup
presented by Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert e..
Shaw 2nd. Of Deedham. Mass. The con-
test is for qualified hunters owned and
ridden by members OF any recognized
hunt club and will be over three timber
jumps of four feet two inches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
A FAREWELL RIOT.
Spanish Troops Destroy Cuban News
paper 0Hce-1he Editors Flee.

HAVANA. Nov. 26-Via KEY WEST.
FLA.-Advices from Guines. Havana
province, report that on Thursday last
the officers of the Barbastro Battalion Of
Spanish troops attacked the Office of the
independent newspaper La Justicit. de-
stroying a. The officers were looking
for the editors of the papers with the in
tention of killing them because OF an
editorial which had appeared in the jour
nal under the caption "Adieu,' which
article met with the censure Of the mill
tary commander Several private resi-
dences were attacked in the endeavOr 20
capture the editors. who fled TO the insur-
gent camp and thence to Havana. The
town WAS greatly alarmed.
The Spanish Evacuation Commission ex-
poets that the evacuation of Havana viii
Do accomplished by December 10th. but
This is generally believed 10 be impossi-
Die. nevertheless. since the commissions
ers are convinced that IL will be impos-
sible for the troops 20 remain until Feb
ruary a great effort will be made 10
complete the evacuation of the island. all
the army now desiring TO leave Cuba i'm
mediately.
1t is rumored that owing 10 the ex-
pected evacuation of the island. between
the 5th and 18th Of December. the mill
tary government will be removed TO Glen
fuegos. where General CastellanOs viii
establish his headquarters.
There is good reason for believing that
before the first Of January the Stars and
Stripes will float over the entire island.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
TELLS OF
SANTIAGO FIGHT
Continued from First Pase)

fleet except the two who remained be
hind for Humanitarian purposes and 10
save life which IS common 20 civilized
warfare. F1fty-nine minutes from the
time the Teresa and the OQuendo COM
menced flight they suffered terribly. IL
was the first time [ have ever seen Shin
giles literally hy from a ship. They were
pierced by 100 proiecules the water mains
cut and set on fire. ono shell alone
killed and wounded 80 persona.
THE TERESA DONE FOR.
At ll.0j o'clock the Teresa made
movement as IL 20 set 20 sea. she pee
ceived three shells one striking the soft
part of the ship and the others IN the
forward part of the ship above the belt.
Fire and smoke burst from her portfolios.
flames and smoke fIom her matches.
thought she would capsize so heavy was
her list 20 port She fired one shot. haul
ed down her Colors. and made for the
beach TO save her men The Colon
steamed up then out of range and 1 di-
rected Captain Cook of the Brooklyn. TO
go to dinner and tine same signal was
sent % the Oregon Then | set 20 work
the fremen and coal heavens those no.
BILE. silent. effective workers. upon whom
effects were 10 depend. / stood on the
hatchways the song cold Johns body
goes marching ON" while these sterling
fellows were shovellng coal ana We
bounded forward. After thirty minutes
Of good feeding We gained so much ON
the Colon that / sigualled Captain Clark
Of the Oregon 10 let go one of his rail
way trains. one Of his l3-inch guns nred
and fell just astern. Then the Brooklyn
fired an s-inch shell which fen about an
equal distance ahead. The third shot
struck Then the Brooklyn fired an s.
inch shell which struck on her quarter
and wrecked the cabin and everything in
IT, We We're then coming up within
range. Seeing the dangerous ground he
fired a gun TO leeward and then ran his
ship ashore. Captaon Cook was sent
TO demand an unconditional surrender
which was granted Some time after the
Commander-in-Chief came and the prize
was turned over to him and a substantial
report turned in.
WITHOUT PEERS.
ut ought 20 be said Of the men OF our
navy that our gunners are without peers
War shOrtens life. but there is no doubt
that II broadens it. IL has been said
that every generation OF men should de-
fend the shores they Inherit The same
authority also said. Point me nation
that two generations has passed without
war and you point TO one whose deca-
donce has begun War ls a necessary
evil. IL IS 10 the modern body polite
medicine the same ~ the natural and
corporal body has 10 take.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
UNLUCKY UTOPIA.
The Alaska Steamer Narrowly Escapes
Destruction by Fire.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Novem-
her 25-The steamer FarralOn, Captain
Roberts. has arrived from Skasuay
bringing news OF the disaster 30 the
steamer Utopia. which nearly sent that
vessel and an on board 10 the bottom Of
Gastineaux Channel.
on the night of November 2Dth' as the
Farralon was entering GastineauN 'han-
mel signals Of distress were heard Tue
Farralon found the steamer Utopia driV-
ing helplessly towards the reef extending
fron, Point Ardena. on Admiralty Island
Tho t-topia had lost her propeller ana
terrible gale was blowing. with me ther-
morcter below zero. The Farralon sue,
ce.del i'm getting a hawser aboard ana
,bo rrro,ia was lowed out or danger
and taken TO Juneau. .,-.,
an, bor trio up the Utopia. whle rouhu-
t,., cane Fanshaw. thirty miles west OF
1vrorcol ,Sarrows. was discovered 10 oe
y, ero forward IN consequence or
lamo exploding The fire DESTROYED .nS
,,uor house. wheel gear and seVera,
r.ate rooms. Captain White lowered
tic and ife-rafts. A passenger whose
,,,,,,s was not learned. as soon as me
10, touched water. slid down the tackle
ana was drowned by the capsizins OF the
hoat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
something New.

Space has d temperature Of 20 degrees
below zero.
A quart OF oysters contains. on the
average. about the same quantity OF
nutritiVe substance as a quart OF milk
or pound Of very lean beef
More men have died ana are buried in
the Is;hmus of Panama, along the line
of the proposed canal. than on any equal
amount Of territory in the world.
About mid-afteruO0n is the best time
for gentle outdoor exercise. Early morn
ing exercise is as much 90 be avoided as
early mental or physical labor because
az that time vitality s. 40 It's lowest ebo.
and il needs stimulation rather than
further taxing. none but the gentlest
eNercse should be taken until the ex-
hausted system has been supplied with
abundant nOurishmeut
II is stated that "a syndicate has been
formed 90 acquire certain inventions Tor
generating electricity by air The dis
coverv. N reports are t0 be- relied upon.
rs one OF the most important and far
reaching Of the century with small
apparatus. weighing only a few pounds,
and without the aid NJ gas. or steam
power. or dynamo. suf lent current can
be- generted for lighting any ordinary
dwelling house Experiments conducted
over q period OF some months are sai
10 show that very striking results can
be obtained by this method. and that the
current developed remains quite con-
slant. BY means of this invention. II IS
expected that the supply Of electric cur
rent will be brought within the reach
OF an without the necessity of taking II
from corporation or company mains and
al a trifing cost as compared With the
present charges for current.
Two-thirds az SPANS population can
neither nor write.
No fewer than 1.173 persons have been
buried IN Westminster Abbey.
The thickness Of the hair varies from
the 25Oth 10 the GOOh part Of an inch.
Artificial limbs are usually made or VIII
low wood on account OF MS hsninerS.
The drrf envelope ever made Is I'm the
rnssnsslnn Of the Bri-isL Muaeum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
CHIEF JUSTICE
FOR SANTIAGO.
General Wood Has Organized the
Supreme Court Of the Province.
FAVAORS NEGRO IMPORTATION.
Tn g Bandcra Guiana Takes a Differ
cnt View of the Matter from the
other Papers-Immune Resi-
ment is i'm Good Health.

SNTIAGO DE CUBA, November D.
The Bandera Guiana weekly paper OF
this city. takes an opposite view to the
others newspapers regarding the impor-
tatlon into the island of negro colonists
from Kansas. The paper says that all
that should be required is that the immi-
grants be of good character and willing
TO work and declares further that the
Cubaus have no right to object to the
immigrants on account Of their color
IS the negroes have made equally pa
trotic efforts with the whites 20 secure
the liberty Of cuba. and consequently
no objection should be made 10 the
coming of gool negro colonists.
THE SUPREME COURT.
General Wood to-day appointed Edo
udo Tamayo chief justice OF the supreme
Court. and Seniors jose Besala and VI
Re J. Mandulay associate justices. The
Chief Justice will receive a salary OF
g ZOO per annum and each Of the assoc
clate justices a salary Of 5000. These
are about half the salaries paid 70 the
Chief Justice and associate justices dur
ing the Spanish regime. but owing 10 the
fact that the officials now receive ful
nav instead Of as before being paid less
than half Of their salaries the positions
are really worth more than they we're
during Spanish reign. The men appoint
Cd are we'll known Cubans who have been
connected With the bar association OF
Santiago for many years and have held
many important positions and their ap-
pointment apparently gives satisfaction
DO an classes 81 inhabitants
PORTRAIT OF WOOD.
The Cuban. Spanish and American resi-
dents OF Santiago recognizing the great
value ~ the services ~ General Wood
arc considering the matter OF having the
Generals portrait painted by cole
bratod artist. % be kept AZ the palace
as a rromcnto NJ the first American Gov
ern0- OF tho Province.
The clubs and papers Of oil parties are
alike Interested I'm the project.
Lieutenant Christian. of the Second I'M
mune Regiment. arrived this morning
overland from Holguln. bearing dis
patches from Colonel Hood. These adj
vices report that the regiment is I'm exc
ceilent health and that there arc no
cases Of smallpox and only four cases
of slight illness among The troops.
Az Gihara there are 100 Cubans IN the
hosntaIs suffering from smallpox and
az Holsuin over three hundred cases are
reported
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
reused hvaGirl'Preacher.

Isabella ID. Horton. li-year-old col
orel evangelist, addressed large gath
ering in the Union African Baptist
church yesterday afternoon. The youth
ful preacher announced as her subject
Tho woman who washed Jesus feet. %
and in her Commute talk she eXhorted
sinners 10 forsake their evil ways, and
in humility seek their Saviour. She spoke
I'm a clear and distinct manner, and In
the course Of her remarks reused con-
siderable fervor among her listeners.
The girl is apparently very bright Tor
her age. and when she has received an
education Wall undoubtedly become a
power among her people. She was born
in Savannah. Ga. in 1884; mas been
revivalist for nearly three years ana l.
now about to enter n Washington school
there to receive a theological education
Another meeting H. scheduled 10 take
place in this church on "Wednesday eve
ming next. and the girl preacher VIII
make an address TO sinners.
Rev J. L. Barksdale. pastor OF the
Union Church. announced that mass
meeting. to protest against the southern
outrages. would take place in the Acsd-
envy OF Music on December i--Fhlla-
delphia Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
NO WASTE OF WORDS.
Evidence Which is Right to the Point
and Reliable.

Judge Frank Ives. Of District Court Of
Crooksion. MINI. says: For some Tune
have used StUart's Dyspepsia Iabiets
with seeming great benefit with Few ex-
ceptions. / have not been 20 free from
Indigestion IN twenty-five years.
George ". Roosevelt. L. 5. Consul 10
BRUSSELS Belgium: quarts Dyspepsia
Tablets. safe. pleasant 10 take. convenient
10 carry, give keen appetite. perfect dlges-
ton.
Mr. W. D. Tomlln. mechanical engineer
Duluth, Mimi. ono box OF stuart Dys-
pepsla Tablets has done It's work. and l
am again gaining flesh and strength
o. T.. Ransom. HustOnville. Ky; ! was
distressed and annoyed for two years WIN
throwing up food often two or three tunes
a day: had no certainty Of retaining a
meal n ] ate one -Four boxes OF me
Tablets from my druggist have iuNy
cured mo. / find them pleasant 10 take
convenient 10 carry.
Rev. G. u. Brown Mondovi. Wis me
effects Of stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets is
simply marvellous; a quite hearty finner
Of broiled beefsteak causes no distress
since ! begun their use.
over six thousand people I'm The state
of Michigan alone IN 1924 were cured OF
stomach troubles by Sfuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
Full sized packages may he found AZ all
druggists AZ - cents. or sent by mail on
receipt Of price from +. \. Stuart Co..
Marshall. Mich.
Send for lille book on stomach diseases,
mailed free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27

The Rev. Or. l.. O. Broughton pastor
OF the Third Baptist church. OF Atlanta.
made an innovation Sunday night I'm the
methods Of hts church which caused
sensation in his flock. Hitherto six st7id
and sober deacons have passed around
the collection plates. but Sunday night six
young women OF the congregation per-
formed the duty. The substitution caused
many curious changes Young men and
susceptible bachelors. who previously had
been IN the habit ~ dropping small coins
into the plate. searched nervOusly in their
clothing for fugitive quarters and haIf
dollars. and eventually gave much more
tnan they eXDected 90 give when the.
entered the church.
The young women preserved the eraNest
demeanor, making the rounds m every
aisle and stopping before every member
Of the congregation. When they mar rnei
solemnly 90 the pulpit 90 the swelling
notes OF the organ their plates were we
filed on counting mp the amount turned
in II was found that the collection was
larger than any I'm recent montns-bain-
more sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
-, a., mi are the only pills TO take
TIOOQ y Fliio with Hoods Sarsaparilla.


track heavy Three favorites won. sum
maries.
First race-one mile-Judge Steadman
q to lO first. Elkin g to ] and s 10 81
vecond. Ed Overlook q to y third.
Time. 1851 IA.
second racc-seling- furlOngs-Hit-
tick on to - first. Sam Lazarus Esq. go
20 / and TO u second. Chancery Oh to
81 third. Time, Ill.
Third race-sellinG five furlongs-Water
Cress q 10 y first. Randazzo q TO 2 and
even, second. Branch H5 TO u third
Time ! "a "a.
Fourth racc-handicap-seven furlough
David 3 20 - first. Macy (even and
ouO second. Henry Launt % 10 j. third.
Time. 1888 IA
Fifth race-mile-T&ttle Billy Is 20 ID
first. Garnet Ripple a to ] and 10 %
second The Planter 90 10 - third. Time,
1850.
Postponed At Bcnuings.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.-Ine Benn-
ings races were postponed to-day on ac-
count Of bad weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
Merrimac Hero Fined.

BOSTON. Nov. John II. Kelly. one
of Hobson's men. was fined s. for drunk
ennoss i'm a South Boston court this
morning. lie was ashamed to declare his
identity or he might have gotten away
free.
Kely's place on the Merrimac's famous
cruise was in the fire room. He was
one OF the last TO leave the vessel as
she sank. and he did not escape I'M
scathed for he was burned about the
right leg by the escaping steam and hot
water, the marks of which he bears to-
day.
He has been at the navy yard at
Chariestown for some time, and came ic
South Boston for a Thanksgiving dinner
He took a little more than was good for
him and I'm running TO catch car Jtip-
ped and fell. cutting his nose. He was
identified by his name on his trousers and
by his scars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
HORNET GOES TO
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Converted Yacht Assigned to the
Naval Reserves Of That State,
EXEMPT FROM BANKERS TAX.
Merchants Who Receive Money ON
Deposit from Their Customei VIII
Not Have To Pay for the Priyi-
Icge-Southcrnors Here.

WASHINGTON. Nov 26-spocIa.-Ihe
Secretary of the Navy has assigned the
converted yacht Hornet TO the Nor'h
Carolina naval militia The Hornet
,,as formerly the alicia and was
bought by the government from II. d.
Fiagh,r at Nl75o0 She SAW service Do
the operations around Cuba where she
WAS commanded by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
der NJ. Helm. The naval militia off the
Old North state is very fortunate DOB SEE
curing n boat that affords so man, ai-
vantages.
request complied with.
NOT SUBJECT TO TAX.
The Commission of Internal Revenue
has ruled that the war revenue iaw H"eH
not contemplate the taxation as hfnt
of city merchants who only receive m0n'.
on deposit from country merchants who
are their customers. Tor the conven''n."
OF the latter. OF employers who roe.i'.
employees deposits on interest. and per
sons who loan money on household goods
and other chattels
ARMY ORDERS.
Captain Albert Todd. United States At
tlllery, has relieved Major Charles d..
Davis. Eleventh United states Infantry
az chief mastering officer for the State
OF North Carolina Major Davis s un-
der orders 10 join his regiment
The discharge of Corporal kenneth j.
Griffin. Company l.. Fourth Virginia lu-
fantry on October Il. has been confirmed.
personal.
Among the hotel guests to-day arc
these.
Metropolitan: T.. W. Nichols. Ley're.
ton. r. "A. Busbee Raleigh Th0m1e ID
Wallace. Fredericksburg j s. Worth Ul
family. Wilmington. John ID Shaw Jr.
and wife. Laurinburg ~. C. W d.
Trigg Richmond S. T. Stephens nd
wife. Fredericksburs ~. n. srauon.
Richmond
National: r IT, Taylor. Richmond.
Mrs George D. Case and party Hl.er-
ton. A 81 Hutchinson. Wayncsh00
ST. James. Edward Gray. Jr R.oh-
mond Frank B Perry Orange w.
z. Armstead Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-27
} MIR. TERRY WON
THE GOLF CUP.
And Mr.. Warrick Won the Medal in a
Chilling Blast.
AN ACCIDENT IN THE CLUBHOUSE
The Chandelier Fell, Setting Fire to
the Rugs aud DiTusing Oil Over
the Floor-Ladics' Coinurcs
Narrowly Escaped.

An accident which would have resulted
seriously. but for the prompt action OF
the gentlemen present. occurred at Lake.
side yesterday afternoon.
The weather was so very inclement
and so cold that only q small party
5raved 1t to visit the links and witness
the final rounds in the tournament for the
championship cup and medal. AS night
approached the wind Increased as well
as the cold. and the entire golnng set
took refuge in the warm and brightly
lighted clubhouse. The time was passed
3n pleasantly and fun
THE CHANDELIER FELL.
one Of the gentlemen was standing.
Joking with a party Of friends, his arm
thrown over the large eight-lamp chan
delier which Is attachcd by hook 20
the main bar supporting II. He was un-
conscious OF the degree of pressure he
was exerting. when suddenly the hook
became loOscned: there was "a loud crash,
and the chandelier fell to the floor. set
tins fire 10 the rugs and dinusing ex-
x,osive oil all over the floor Had the
crash been over ithe broad Fireplace,
nothing could have prevented a fire. and
with the wind blowing at so high We
locity, results could hardly have failed
20 be disastrous. Fortunately none OF
the doors were open, admitting a draft
10 fan the flames.
A IR-BREADTH ESCAPE.
Fortunately. too. In spite Of inevitable
CONSERVATION. the party in the room
retained their self-possession, although
one or two OF the young ladies narrowly
escaped singing their clothing. The
men stifed the fire with available rugs
then throwing the whole oily ana smok-
fng mass out Of doors. where the rem
nants OF IRE were stamped out or drown
ed I'm water The damage was slight
there being no loss beyond mat OF the
chandelier and two rugs.
THE TOURNAMENT WINNERS.
Messrs VERY and Palmer. Warwick
and Hill were the final contestants IN
the tournament. Mr.. Terry winning the
CUP and MT Warwick the medal. Among
those who made the trip to the park
were Misses Fannie Ross, Louise Mayo:
Baker. Of Norfolk: Norton, of Alexandra;
lewis. Davenport. Boyd. Mrs Abram
Warwick and Miss Warwick