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WOMAN TAKES a HAND

In tIao pFeyfas MyatSry--t eolaAN Edt-
tor for sIandsrlng HoF-np Ona is A.
lowed to sac Col. PiCquaEl.
PARIS, Sept. 25.-Niadnrse FGplmler.
wife of N. Charles Ern5t Raulmler, a
member Of the chambsrspt deputies
from the department 81 cRlvadss, has
added another tragedy to the bewilder-
Ing lntrIcacIes Of the DreyfiAs plot. Ma
dame PaumIer to-day entered The Of
fees OF La Lanterne and asked to see
NJ. M4lleFand. NJ. MIAeFaNd was alb
sent, and NJ. Olivier, who was present,
stepped forward to receive the lady,
who, without waiting tot any e1plnna--
ton. whipped out a revolver RAd nreo
twice. N. Olivier fell 70 the loor
wounded. He was taken TO Q epltal.
Nine. PauimIer was taken into custo-
dy and when questioned cody anneune-
ed: II wished to Kill N. A4illerand!'
She explained that La Ianterqe had
Slandered herself and her hugbana be-
cause her husband had wfitten . letter
to Gen. Chanoine, the mln eter qt war,
With reference to putting stop 70 the
attacks upon the army prol oked bY the
Dreyfus AFFAIR. eis
The military authorltles have aeeom-
plished their plan Of stlhifs CO.. Pic
quart by placing him au eecret. Col.
PICQuart's friends have been denied Ad-
mission to the prison. HE counsel
Maitre LaboTle, has twice AppeaFod at
the ONCE Of the clerk Of the e0urtmar-
tiaf and applied for permission TO see
his client. On both OCCASIONS he was
informed that Plcquart ha& been placed
au secret and could be seen only on an
order from the authoritl9 9gs which order
NJ, Lotorie has been unable "a secure.
La Liberte predicts intpQt thnt Rction
by the council on TIlesd hiCh may
result in the COnVoiGinG ol bers.
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FOLLOWING CUSTOM
General stswaFtL. wOodrord ReStEaS aS
Minister 70 Spain.

General Stewart l.. Wo0dGOFd Ne1lEuB ~
Minister 70 SpaIn.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Following
the custom OF a minister who has been
compelled to leave his post bY the
breaking out of hostilNies, Stewart l..
Woolford has nled his reslg Isticn as
nInis.er to spain. It is behaved that
Il xlil he six months berora the Uniitd
States Will have occasion 10 send u
minister 10 Madrid agalIt, and II Mr..
WoulfOrd's resignation remains 80 long
unactad upon, his status vii; be merely
nominal. Tor under the law his saia'y
ceased after the expiration OF Sixty days
from the date he left his post, with the
addition of a sufficient period OF time to
enable him to return to the United
States.
II might have been possible for Gen.
Woodford. to have returned to Madrid
In the capacity Of United StRteS minis
ter, but this would only have been the
case had the Spanish government seen
fit to make . request to that erect
Otherwise, Il 10 customary for polite
reasons 10 send new minister to avoid
the revival Of bitter feelings and TO re-
store harmonic relations between the
two governments, lately at war. Should
the United States government, In diSre-
gard Of tl1IC conventional usage, persist
In returning Gen. WoodfOrd to Madrid,
1t would find Itself in the position Of
being Obliged to receive 6enor Bernahe,
late Spanish minister TO WRahlnBt on,
whose course in establishing q system
of espionage in Canada during the war,
rendered him in some degree unpopular
in the United States.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 23.-The
Colorado and Cotieyville express train
on the Missouri Pacific railroad which
left Rahsas City at 9:15 O'Clock tonight,
was held up by robbers near Leeds, a
suburban station about ~ miles out
from the union depot. T1n l0eomotive
and baggage car wera del4ehed from
the train and taken down ha track to-
ward DodEon, after which the robbers
shattered the Pacific expro epmpanv's
car with dynamite At Midnight It Is
not known what the rob eEl secured
OhIicials OF the express company state
that the safe contained liit treasure, as
the messenger carried 19iinE destined
for points beyond CoTdyvil|e, KaS,
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ROOSEVELT BARRED
A. . CandIdatS-GOvsFMor black PIayI
AQReer Technical Card.

A1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HACK PInyl
AQUesr Technical Card.
ALBANY. N. p, Sept. 2S.-The sup
porters Of Governor Black tonight Cx-
posed their hRnd. which has been re-
Sponsible for their great confidence in
their ability TO defeat Colonel Roosevelt
for the Eubernatorlal nomination and
which makes the nomination OF the coll
onei an impoSsIbIIity. Colonel Hoose-
welt, they say, is ineligible" 10 run as
candidate for governor In this state at
this time.
= When Colonel Roosevelt was sworn IN
as assistant secretary Of the navy, lie
swore 10 his residence as Washington,
D. c. The federal constitution, howeV-
er, provides that persons holding Oilices
in the federal government retain their
residence in the state from which they
are appointed. but when Colonel Roose-
welt resigned from the navy department
he retired to private life. Thereafter no
enlisted In the army and In accepting
his commission again sWOro to his resi-
dence ns washington. y. @. While this
IA the primary ground OF this contention
a IA claimed that further evidence OF his
inellEibIllty ls Afforded In the fact that
when he WuE assessed for persOnaiprOp-
erty Ii the town OF oyster Bay he later
appeared before the tax commissioners
and sWore off the assessment upon tho
ground that he was not a resident of
oyster Bay, but was q resident OF
Washington, p. c,
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EVACUATION OF PORTO RICO.
Everything Progressing satiSfActorily
Coast Lights RSIiEht0d.

Everything Progressing 6atisfaOtOrliy.
Coast Lights RsIiEht0d.
SAN JUAN, PORTO RICO, Sept, a.
Everything regarding the evacuation of
the Island Of Porto Rico by the Spanish
troops is proceeding satisfactorily. The
spanlards are acting in perfect good
faIth and are turning over everything
az they quit the various towns.
Preparations are being made for an
elaborate and impressive ceremony
when the American flag Is raised over
San Juan.
The military commission has adjourn
ed until Monday next
The lights on the north coast OF the
isinnd, which have been dark since the
war began, have been rellghted By. the
spanIards, except at San Juan, where
Inc light house w.s destroyed In the
bon nbardment by the fleet under Rear
AdmIral Sampson. The lighta OF the
city warn mariners approaching the
port, We bear the expense OF the main
tenance Of the coast lights.
United States Consul Hanna is Hooded
with letters from fortune hunters He
strongly advises all Of them 10 remain
nj home until the Americans are In
complete control
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept! 2s,-A
very peremptory message of instruction
has been sent to the Cuban military
commission and by them made the basis
of note 10 the Spanish commissioners.
The authorities In Washington viii not
make public the terms OF the note, but
It's general tone is such that the United
States will not be Satisfied With any
further delay in the evacuation of Cuba.
It is 20 the effect that the terms Of the
protocol called for the immediate evac-
uatIon OF Cuba and that Spanish sover-
eighty must be rellnquished. The
American commissioners have been in-
formed that the evacuation Of Cuba
cannot be delayed,
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RrlrhIfnl RalIrond vgrssl.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Sept 3s.-An Ash
land, Wis. special to the pespatcli says:
A frIghtful train wreck occurred last
night on the Central Foad near White
river a small station near Ashland,
Harrison Fiaeid was insihntly killed,
Walter sharple fatally in1uTed and
Thomas johnson and two tramps
miraculously escaped injury. All Ave
were riding In a. box car from Nellen to
Ashland. The train broke IN two and
In going down grade the two ends came
together.
The box car the men were IN was IN
front OF the back part ne the train and 1t
was entirely demolished. Eideld was
killed Instantly and has been brought
here 10
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az. WING yvIIl no. be Trlsd.

sponlal Dlspatoh 70 the lntalllgcnceF.
KINGwooD, W. Va. Sept. 23.-Rev.
Charles White, who is accused OF know
Ing something Of the mystery OF the sui
eide Of Miss Minnie Holmes, OF Clarks-
burg, viii not have his trial before the
presbytcry which meets here on the 9th
inst, as was expected and announced.
The moderator, Rev. A. AE Buchanon,
OF MorgnntOwn, gave the information
to your correspondent as follows:
"There can be no trial Of Rev. Mr..
white at this meeting. II Mr.. White so
desires, he may make n statement Of his
actions. II he does not 90 desire and
prefers TO stand trial. only the pre-
lIminnry steps Of such trial can be taken
at this meeting. am not authorized
to say which course he may pursue"
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ATLANTA. Ca, Sept. g. -Eaigs were
raised on oil public buildlhgs Here to-
day with ceremonies which Included
speeches by prominent citlkena and the
singing OF national airo by the child
rem. The Rsg raising WRs 81 cSmph-
ance with an order 0G the city council
passed several months ago, Immcdi-
they were swung to halfemast in honor
OF Miss Winnie Davis who was buried
nj Richmond to-day,
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MANILA, P. l., Sept. ga careful
investigation of the attempt to poison
AguInaldo shows that the cook is not
dead as reported, and that no priests
are implicated as alleged bv the lnsur.
gents. Paterno, the president OF the
Philippine national assembly, exaggeFa-
ted the facts in the case. Several Span
ish ca8aderos were allowed to remain
at liberty at MalolOs and two OF them
were employed In AGuinaldo's house
hold. One OF these put packet Of oxa-
late OF potash powder into the soup, but
,,aS,,,S,, ~ @ ,s,,s ,sf,ssSa TarSsS Tssu sIso @
found in the cazaderos pocket. There Is
NO reason to believe that he had any
nNanFn01Ice
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CALLED TO TINB
Peremptory Message Sent to Gu
ban Military Commission
IN REGARD TO THE EVACUATION

o1cubA-Thsy are Instrustsd to cOuuts-
nance no Farther Delay on the Part Of
the spanl,h commipSionsrs-Thls Gov.
ornmsnt BssOminE Tlrsa OF the Fabian
Policy of spaln-eenvral GareIn's First
Visit TO santlaGO-ThouSand Welcome
she Distinguished Cuban PatrtOt-IIO
AddrsS'ssA large GathsrluE ana Gives
unOtintsa Praise to the Unltod states aud
Her Warrlorn who Have AiingIod Their
Bleed win That Of Cubsn Martyrs.
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ApIzzy sTnaY
OF Gsrm1Hy'S 'chemsa IN the Philippines
itts Itnuily pasSIbls at = hIa stage.

OfGeTm1ny'u 'themoa ~ the Philippines
itis ltnrily poaEiDls at = hla stage.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. .s-The
Post to-day publishes sensational
story to the effect that Germany is
planning to send numerous tradtng vcs-
sells to the Philippine Islagds and will
arm $1,000 FiiIpinos besides furnishing
Krupp guns and artillery for field use.
The ISLANDERS. the Post alleges. will be
thoroughly drilled BY German officers
and bY February Aguinalda Will he
prepared 10 make an onslaught on the
AmerieAn forces.
According TO the Post German agents
have made report TO their government
thatilt will be impossible ior the United
States to land more than $1,000 men In
the Philippines before AEulnlidO is
ready to make his coup. According TO
the German correspondent from whom
the Post story Gomez, Americas only
hope OF avoiding trouble With AguInaldo
u 10 dlSafm tho Insurgents,
a@-=-s==-=-z-----=-
Peace COniuilSTiOuFrs ~ Qutrna'0NNr1
QUEENSTOWN. Sept 23.-The Gu
nard Mne steamer CampRnla, from New
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10 Need eov 'Fl,ow oavI.

BuENos AYREs, Sept aS-The SEN
ate has sanctioned the mobllIsatlon OF
$4,000 troops, as voted by The chamber,
The above was sent before the dis
patch from Buenos AIreg announcing
that NJ, agreement to submit the Argen-
tine-ChRe boundary dispute 30 arhstrae
tIon had been signed.
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ENW I7N1ElV-l77I - V'77'71 IVN1lU3
gpseIal pIspateh TO tho IntsIIIEeneer.

Special Dlspntch TO Tho InteIIlgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. 23.-on
motion of Prosecuting Attorney Bur-
dette, the Mays family were dismissed
from custody, being charged with tho
murder OF the Mullins children on Two
Mile. The family under arrest were
Samuel MaVs,hls son and his daughters,
Ida and Mamie. Mr.. Burdette said he
had fully investigated the case and
could not ask the Justice TO hold them.
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CHICAGO, Sept. GA telegram from
Mys. Clara c. Hoffman In attendance at
the Maine w. c. II. u. convention at
RanGor, TO the National w. C. r. u.
oflrinls. announces tho unanimous elec-
iion al Mra. Lillian ~ NJ. stevens ns
preSitient and solid endorsement by the
convention as to the action OF the ma
tional executive meeting in July anent
the temple,
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mnnnalo nun s.rlon.I, ~.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept 2a,-col
w. #. Cody, Buffalo Bill" has been
taken very ~ here and has been re-
moved from his private car to St.
IosephB hospital. He Ia suffering from
typhoid fever and his physicians say
his condition 10 serious, He has been
ailIng tor ten days
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DOVER, Del, Sept. 2S.-Upon rceom-
,,,endStion OF the board OF pardons,
Governor Tunnel has conlInuted the
santsnce OF death imposed upon WlH'
lam n Fisher, a former negro preach
~. 10 life Imprisonment. Fisher WIS
couvicted for entering the home OF Mrs.
Maria Hunt. in Wilmington, with intens
,....,y,tt aaenVlt
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other InleEsslI Aetivo.


Coke production increases the output
at connasisEiEie for the week having
been 1Io6Ss tons agalnsti1S7.lT1 for tho
previous week and TIN Is somewhat
stronger at 1915 cents, rejecting an ad-
vance at London While copper IS quiet
at 1875 for lake. and lead comparatively
inactive at 4 cents. Tin plates are SELL
ing at 81 sS1k FOR full weight Bessemen
The copper production in August wHa
1868 tons domestIc against $500 foreign
ana the lead production as officially re-
ported has been 1878 tons for the half
year against 2s9sss tons for the fun
year 1897.
The textile industries are not sharing
the general improvement to full extent
IN part because the heavy decline IN
cotton. with large stocks of goods ae-
cumuiatins, makes che mills disposed
to wait for future developments and In
mart because the price OF wool is higher
than tho mills are at present disposed to
pay.
Print cloths are a shade lower ana
also brown drllls and In some WoOlen
goods. especially ladies' CLOTH prices are
slightly reduced.
There is little disposition to secure
trade IN wool by concessions and sales
for three weeks have been only lo.0IS'7Oo
IN ma
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MINERS EGY0MBED
BY Gas Explosion in the Empire
Mines, Near Brownsville.
EIGHT PERSONS WERE KILLED

And three more soriously InJHod-Ssv-
snty msn vorsia The Mines at the Time
ofths DiSassor, bat all Except the ElEht
Uufortuna.s ouos E.oapOa Through an
Abandoned EnIry-DlstrsssinG scenes
nttho Mouth Of tho Sl.no-ahassiy APP
pSaranoo orths Victims When RFOuEht
tOhoSuEfasp-Av Avoritabio atast FF.aHy
for BrownSviiIa.
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n1.seerstary snermsn Imprnvlns.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s.-Ex-sec'y
Sherman has so far recovered from his
Illness that his physician, Or. Frank
Hyntt, has left the city for few LnvR.
ON his advice Mr. Sherman has aban-
dOned his speech h-mRklng plans In Ohio.
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GREAT HURRICANE
That Swept over the West Indies
Destroying Many Lives
AND DEVASTATING PROPERTY.

Es vlnespt, st Lucia aud Basba.
does E1psrlsnss Frightrul Catastrophe :.
Ikinrssen and Nine other CIties Almost
WlpudOut-JamaiCaP Practically Ruined.
BaHainEs Rassd and Cultivation Obli.
tsrassd-rho Storm swospS Away ten
ThouSana Houses ON the BArbadoss.
The Country TurnOd Into a Lake and
Property Ruined By Avalanehs..
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rhe strrl,rlll d lhe Army.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2a.-lt is ex-
pecled that the United States forces at-
ter the volunteers designated for tho
nurpose are mustered out will consist
Of about 100000 volunteers and 6l,OOO
rnUuInra
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York on September II. With the United
States peace commission on board. ar
rived here at ABOUT two O'clock this af-
teTnoon, after an uneven4fui voyage,
with all well on board excepting Senator
Gray, who has been suGering from neu-
ralgla for two days.
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BUENos AYRES, Sept. q. - An
agreement between Chiie and Argentine
to submit the boundary dispute between
the two countries TO aEhiife uon, has
been signed, n
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WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept 2s-The
Chinese minister Mr.. Wu Ting Fang to-
daV received n cable dispatch from the
Chinese foreign office At Pekin giving
the text OF the edict isEt0d by the en-
peror yesterday. IN which. owing to the
critical condition Of Chinese affAirs, he
calls back to power TIE Empress Dow
ager and commits to her hands the d.
rection OF the vast afEalfs Of che em-
V,lra
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"Herc II comes" was an almost IMAM
inous whisper. When the little train OF
cars emerged a shudder was visible In
the crowd. First there came two cars
loaded with coal. Then three cars, In
each OF which we're two bodies In
one were two brothers, side by side,
John and Salem Halston. In the others
were Robert Davidson and John Benz
nett, William Prltchard and John Cart
wright. James Hall was in the last car.
Two wagons were in waiting and the
bodies were taken to undertaking eStab-
lishments. When the bodies were
brought from the mines they presented
q chastity appearance. Their faces were
begrimcd with the black dust OF the
mines. Before they were brought out
the rescuers tied handkerchIefs around
their heads to give them better up
pearance.
After the arst lot OF bodies had been
brought out the excitement and anxiety
prew more sntensN. There were Ve.
manv men In the mine and there was
great anxiety TO know who would DO
brought out next. During the entire
afternoon there was desperate wait.
Il was announced that many men had
come out OF the mine through an aban-
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NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-R q Dun q
Co.'S weekly review Of trade win saH to-
morrow:
Europe win have % cpnSidsF possible
American demands for money rnuch
more anxio1Bly in the future. Doubt
less mere has been for many Sears q
feeling that the new continent could be
put of with promises, But tte OoatrOl
of this country over the money maTlats
in the old world Is coming 70 be chat Of
master. Our banks lend over there
heavily when It iS the most convenient
market for them. but they draw on El-
rope whenever they want money and no
longer have oocasson to Limit their
drafts.
This country Sc not drawing on Bu-
rope as largely 70 pay for breadstuHs as
It did year ago and yet wheat exports
for tho week, hour included. have been
s,D6O.2O4 bushels from Atlantic purts
against S,s77.sss last year and b4S,4l7
from Paciho ports against 1,OsI,sOs last
year, making for three weeks 1o2OaSi1
from both coasts, -four included against
IL, 500, ,129 last year. Prices have risen
sharply, about 4c for the week and tho
exports Of corn, though not as large as
last year, have been heavy In compare
son with any other year. The price
slightly advanced.
Activity In the West.
The reports from different cides dis
close a wonderful activity ut the chief
centres Of western trade. the dispatches
from Chicago. st. Paul and st. Louis
being especially significant. To eastern
dealers It may be hard to realize that
such extraordinary activity exlsts at the
vest, although their own trade is ex-
cellent Even In eastern markets 1t Is
commonly said that no larger trade has
ever been known unless In 1892, but the
western cities are running things much
after their own taste this year, having
greater advantages than ever before in
heavy balances, andwhlle the exchanges
for the week fall below those of last
year S5 per cent, they are 1S.1 per cent
larger than in the same week In 1892.
fTon and Steel Trade E:xp66slun.
The iron and steel trade expands with
a rapldlty which throws into the shade
nll expectations. with q steel famine
In Germany and Great Britain in the
market for 10000 tons OF plates the
Americanworks are crowded for months
ahead. New orders at Chicago cover
30 900 tons in plate bars besides 1000 tons
sold at Philadelphia. Rails are in such
demand that che makers are to meet
with expectations of advancing prices.
some sales having been made from chi
cago below agreed quotations for del4v-
cry at the far west. Plates are strong
everywhere, but on account of car con-
struction, especially strong Mt chicaso
and the demand for bars on the same
account is heavy with one order at Chi
cago for 1000 and several others for 500
cars each. Prices have slightly i'd
vanced for places, bars qnd wire nails,
which are in much better demand than
heretofore.
othsr InIsrssts Active.
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CAPT. DoyfNFR'S SPEECH

AZ rev AIartlnsvlIle Last NiGht-larGe
Audience Gr6ots the First District Cen.
grssSman, Which Is Reused to Enthnsi-
aam BY HE EI0qu0ucs.
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RISING SUN ITEMS.

RIsrEG Sun Dec. 0, 1898.
Misses Mercie and Anna Moore, Of near
Colora, are spending few days with Miss
Gertrude S. Dare.
Miss Annie Hopkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles b. Silver spent few daSs, OF last
week. with Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Hopkins
The Thmble Club met ut the home of Miss
Alma keilhoItz on Monday evening.
The Rising Sun shoe Factory held its an.
nnal stockholders meeting on Monday after
noon last, in DR.. l.. X. Kinks hall. from 2 to
D p m. The old board OF directors were re-
elected with the exception OF j. c. Duaney,
whose place was taken hy Mr.. Lipscom. The
new board consists Of Messrs. Thomas Chan
cellor and Lipscomh of Baltimore. and
Messrs. Geo. s. Dare, II. II. Haines, Alfred
Kirk, NJ. +. Kirk, Jno. NJ Sierrett and Z. II.
Worthington.
The Loyal Legion will hold social at the
home Of Mr.. anl Mrs n. c. Brown on Friday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Hopkins enter
tanned at dinner on Friday evening. a few
friends, in honor OF their guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Is. Silver and Miss Annie Hop
kins. all OF Hartford county. Those present
were MIR. aud Mrs. Charles B. Silver.
Misses Vioette T.. and Halle II. Haines,
Gertrude :. Dare. May Rodney, Annie Hop
kins Mary Brumfleld, Messrs. ]. H. Jenness,
Cecil and Evans Ewing, II. 7. Richards. G. T.
Dare T. B. Moore and J. E. Brumneld.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare entertained a few
friends at progressive euchre on Saturday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs r. II. Mccullough, of Rich
mond, Kansas, and Misses Nellie Hindman,
OF Nebraska, and Grace Cooley OF South
Dakota, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel T. Reynolds this week
Joseph s. Pogue intends erecting a new
house on his lot, on Pearl street. The work
will commence at once, and is in charge OF
s. P. Ryan h Son.