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q. "a. Jan /. and every NTH day thereafter:
change Seattle 20 THIS company .te5 :, r
R'y,: al Vancouver 20 Q. p Railway. -
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, p M PC, ".
20 25 a. Jan a. and every hfth day thereafter
FOR santa Cruz Monterey, San simeon. Cayu-
eos Port Hartford (San Luis Oolspol, Ggvl2ta'
santa barbara Ventura. Hueneme. san Pedro,
Fast san Pedro dos Angelesl and Newport. ,
a m. pee IA. IS %. %. 90. Jan. J. and every
fourth day thereafter. -. ~
For San Diego. stopping only at Fort aT-
ford Csan Luis Obispo), santa baTpar3' ROY
- AnTelea and Red0ndo clos Angeles, III a
m. pee ia. 20. "A. Is. Jan l.. and every fourth
FOR Fnsenafa MaEdalena Pay. San jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan Altata. LaPaz. santa Eosallt
and Guaymas CMex-). 10 a. m. TN OK eacn
For further information obtain eonpanys
The eompany reserves the right 20 change
without previous notice steamers. sailing dates
ara hours ~ sailing
TICKET OFFICE 4 New Montgomery
street palace HOteD.
10 Market a.. San Francisco.
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FLMHURST. Dec. B.-Georze
n Greaves, the motorman on the
Oakland, San Leandro and Hay
wards electric railroad, whose
family affairs have become so re-
markedly tangled by his recent d.
Vorce and still more recent marriage.
has settled down quietly with his new
wife, the daughter OF the man whom
he accuses of having made his wife
desert him. Greaves and his former
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

b q. !. :.
h. Steamers leave Broadway
fR6 wharf. san Francisco:
tW8XA For Alaskan ports. 40 a m.
EIIf~NA Dec. H. "a. ~. Jan. l. change
- 4E6tTl 70 cOmpany's steamers az
4 AG4 A1 Seattle
n#&-STf&3 For Victoria. Vancouver.
&N1A Oh. c.. Port Townsend. Sc
4& attic Tacoma, Everett. Ana
cortes and New Whatcom
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-07-26

The young people Of our Church
l'atlIrs'la) organized II Juvenile. So
cirty last Sunday. Lady Manager,
Miss Josie Elrnh President, Miss Maud
Cciy Wee President, Mr.. D0nnald
'llllrs; Secretary. Miss I.c0ta Elrod :;
Treasurer, Mr.. Lloyd Ccly We wish
them nlnoii success. Let lis all take an
interest in il and get all the good ont
of il we can.
Mrs. H. thilcS spent last week with
her brothers and sisters of this COM
miinity-:lll Elr0dS.
Miss Ncttic Elrod spent last week
with Mr.. jim. Long and wife, who live
near l'isgah Church.
Mr. Dock Henderson. who lives over
III ''T"nvillc County, came over last
Sunday on our side. Our boys had
better watch out, for there must be
some attraction for him.
Mr. Joe Leach, of Grccnyillc city,
spent last Sunday with his uncle.
DIR. Hugh Elrod will continue to hcIp
his brother (Wa,lc) in his store until
September. then he will 20 back to
Baltimore to attend college of physi-
cians and surgeons. We will regret to
give him up, for he is so good and &C
c0mmodating, and adds much to the
NE OF the surrounding community.
w" are having plenty of melons
around here but they arc very small.
Mcssrs. John and Walter Pruitt, OF
Starr. spent last "Wednesday night
with MIR. T.. y. ElrOd and family.
Mr.. }. 4. Ccly had a singing ut his
home last Sunday afternoon. II was
enjoyed by all.
Miss Lula Mcars and brother spent
Il night recently with Miss Lcota Elrod.
MIR. Mcars returned home on Monday
but Miss Lula remained all week.
a little daughter of Mr. AMI Mrs. A.
Is. ElrOd has been very sick but is bet
ter.
A little son of Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. n.
Elrotl also has been sick, but glad to
say is better.
Miss Lula ltichcy spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. A. i. ElrOd.
Misses Ida Simpson and Fannie
Elrod went to Laurens last Saturday
to visit relatives and friends. They
will spend week or so there then 20
to Denver ana Starr. We wish them a
good time.
Mr. Wade Elrod has ordered n new
buggy. Watch out, girls.
The Concrete school opened up last
Monday one week ago. Mr.. Attaway,
OF Williamson, is the teacher. Oak
Hill or "Elrod" school opened up Mon
day past: teacher, Miss Emma Dowei,
of Williamson. COuNTR, GIRL.
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Masonic Notice.

Hiram Lodge Will meet Friday morn
Iny. :>tIi, III $50. to confer :;rd degree.
This will br followed by refreshments
'barbccuc At I'ictwcll> Spring. y
miles from city, at | y. III. After this
il. W. Bro. Byron IIollcy, Of Green
':'! .'"ii"; .:::m:! M::.!"n, viii de
liver IN address.
MI Master Masons in good standing
ia this County are invited to be pres
ciii. All such must be vouchcd for at
lodge room and receive ticket in order
to be present at barbecue. Allpcr,ons
not hnvInE tickets from committee
VIII not i," admitted to the grounds.
Members Of lliraia and Ruff Lodges
are invited each to take one lady to
barbecue and speaking
&. y. &. l'uLEMAN,
Sec. Hiram Lodge.
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In pursuance of the above call we
arc requested TO announce that meet
ing will be held in the Court House in
this city on Salesdny i'll August Mt Il
o'clock q. m. for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the above convention.
Every farmer in the County whc feels
interested is urged to attend the meet
ing, as Anderson County must be rep
resented in this convention. Every
County shcMlA have ct !east as many
delegates MS it has Representatives in
both branches of the State Legislature,
which would give as six delegates.
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Wheat Growers Convention.

i" the Farmers and Wheat Growers
OF South Carolina:
The undersigned committee appoint
cd ut Il meeting of the citizens of Green
wood to iiX Il date and make the ncccs-
saly arrangements for II convention of
wheat growers. do earnestly invite the
farmers and I'LL persons interested i'm
the prosperity of the State to meet at
the Court House of their respective
counties and select IL delegation to
meet at Greenwood on the 18th of Au-
gust next for the purpose of forming a
permanent Wheat Growers Ass0cin-
ton. and taking such action as will, in
their Judgment. better secure the indie
pcndcncc and prosperity OF the agri-
culturalist, and Herewith every other
interest of the State.
We hope to have with lis on that oc-
casiOn prominent farmers of this and
other States to address the convention.
lrtcnch county send IL good delegation.
ID. {. DrPnE.
y. A. CRAIG,
}. X. DURST.
j. Il. SIMMONS,
5. II. MCGHEE.
Committee.
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you want Shoes with honest work.
honest leather and at honest prices buy
the Gainesville home N ade Shoe from
Jno, a Hayes. Every pair guaranteed.
Once customer always one. 81
What improvements distinguish the
"rhanplon Mowers sold by Sullivan
Hardware Co? one among others is
that tna old troublesome Pitman on all
otter Mowers is abolished On the "Cham-
piou.' y new and vastly letter device
is substituted which enables the .'Cham-
pion' To work amid STUN ps, rocks, bitches
aud grnund where others fail or soon
wear out.
sullivan Hardware Go. have connect. d
with their Bicycle Repair Department "A
"iarh'ne+t of many years Ak pc rence. MIR
Jhs. I. Rowland, of Donalcs, S. &. If
vnu waDt your Bicycle repaired bv a
HirycIe MAchinest, who is thoroughly
competent, don't fail tn give him trial
Have hot water pipes run trom your
To bath room. Try Osborne &
D.bnrne
WANTED Contractors t. build house
at WilliamstOp, S. {. Plans can he seen
mt Willianstop. Address b. c. Martin,
Williatnston, $. C.. 80
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Petition for Primary.

( /" ilc people OF Anderson Count, and
ia" Chairman OF the County Demo
cratic Executive Committee:
II i known that Slpcivl>"l W. T..
SnrlGiovc has resigned his office Ia
take cilcct September Isl. It j. also
known that there are ten oi iwrl,c ap-
pIirant> Ion the po>iii,n whnSr ptii-
ii"lS are being circulated ion appoint
iicnt by the Gnvclllo. Til, method
81 selection IN no >,n represent, the
VIII "i the proplc. II j. Il most i'm
pori;nt office d':ilIi. Wiii, our lllnnct
and pnblr r".ui- Ihlc are lIl,nol,
dbnIli ~ t" the condition oi ON iil,alI-
ccs. and W. Wnilld like to know some
thing abulli II. We want Il voice, in
saying who shall hold this Office. /, j.
Tho VERY r>>.nc" oi I)cilnrricy hat The
people >hHll select their public ser
Nans. III accordance with this w,.
hereby call upon he people to meet in
inas> meeting here on Salrs,lny in .lll-
-n>l, and We call upon the County
Democratic Chairman to call meeting
of me County Democratic Exccr:ivr
committee :,i the -:inr time.
fSignrd j. f.. Watson. II. II. GRAY.
John E>kcw. \. W. pickrnS II. II. Ia
wards. NJ. l.. I;unIian, Robert Nome
head, j. NJ. l;nrl>>. j. H. browning. i /.
T.. browning. j. II. Pack. j. W. Fowler.
u. +. Ni!sDii. Jas. v. Ashley George
W. King, W. Rufus I;urliss, r.. Bolt
{. i. Bolt. j. Il. NanIivcr. l.. T.. Abcr-
cr"nbic. l.. Il. MctulIy, t.. G.. Rose. Il.
J.. Mex inncy. Barney O'DonnclI, Il. +.
Mnllikin,S S. t.. Shirley. j. a. t.lgim, j
ii. Hutchinson, II. $. Shunlatr. T.. l..
Snmncrcll. II. T.. Mcdaniel. j. T.. Hun
ter. j. X. Harris. {. S Sullivan. Il. $.
liS"lI, j. y. Namtlivrr, S. \. Browne.
Nelson i. Green, j. VI. Sullivan. i. T..
i'arton. j. l.. Glenn, Il. III. Nance.
d.. T.. Tate. ID. T.. Carlisle. G.. n. G..
loirnlan. w. +. Cox. II. r. Ccly, T.. Il.
Brown. j. {. Harris. w. H.. ...Glcnn, X.
u. Dean. j. NJ. Giles. j. NJ. M0sclcy, \.
A. Dean. W. -. Simpson. W. j. Rob
bins. james II. Mcdonnell. G.. G.. King,
Oliver Bolt, j. X. Pcnncll, Joshua w.
Ashley. John Il. Green.
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4 Festive Aeess.en Acsss..een:.

Sunset Forest" the suburban home
of Mr.. Joseph j. Fretwell, was the
scene of much beauty and attractive
ness few evenings ago when its gates
and doors were thrown open to u party
of fun-loving young people. 1t was
tho annual summer reception, of the
Frctwell children extending hospitality
to their friends. consisting of different
ages. sizes. and sexes, and these were
many, On approaching the elegant
home yOM We're enchanted with the
lovely scene in view. Through the
fiuttcring leaves the moonlight dripped
rs II silver shower, and swaying gently
in the GOODNESS of the night were the
gay colored lanterns cncircling tho
woods with rainbow Of light. Under
the overhanging branches cleaned and
glistened the limpid waters flowing
from nm incxhaustible spring and wan
dering adown through ferns and rushcs
and water-cress, on through the "Sun-
set Forest of leafy vcrdure. The
waters empty into rustic fountain
that throws its spray high over our
heads and falls in diamond gems
back into its liquid basin. ltis scene
of fairylike beauty and enchantment.
StrOlling OH the velvety grass under
spreading trees congestcd mass of
fair girls and gallant boys who shout
and sing and laugh with intense enjoy
ment. Swings and jogging boards are
in easy reach, and they arc decorated
with swinging lanterns of light. The
handsome house was ablaze with bril-
liancy md gorgeous flowers in hand
painted vases diffnsed their sweetness
through the rooms. Piano and violin
music fiOated out on the breeze to en-
liven tho fieeting hours. There was q
cake walk arranged for the young peo-
pies amusement and the older guests
took lively interest in this Southern
festivity. Oh. how those boys and
girls did walk and walk around that
cake. and keep step to the tune of the
Georgia Campmeeting.r The most
grotesque walker took the caxe, and
the most refined and elegant high
stopper bore OFF the BOBBY. How that
sylvan dell did resounl to the shonts
of merriment as that happy crowd gave
vent to their enjoyment. 'eThe pnie
moon hung like a yapor in a clondless
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II you want the best Shoe on earth buy
the Gainesville hand made Shoe from
John A. Hayes. Every pair guaran,e.h
Buy once and you will buy again 81.
bicycle economy. The money you pay
for new Wheel is sometimes only ,,aio
OF the price. The bicycle uerder gets
the rest. But if you buya Viking or
Crescen, Bicycle to begin With, from Sui-'
ivan hardware Co., you need have only
n bowling acquaintance with the whotl
tinker
What are the improvements on the
~ hampton Mowers? Newspaper space
costs something and we can only rt.te
one feature. The "Cham pjDh ahuli- hes
tho OLD Troublesome. ever breaking, e,tr
choking :itnan, Aui substitute ;, .i-,ite
worth its weight ingOld Sullivan Hard
ware Co will tell you all .rout these
Mowers. ~
Iron King Stoves are considered the
beHtF Buy one. Osborne " Osborn"
Sole Agents.
III your Piano or Organ uoed- rrring or
repairs, 1t Will paw you TO see Mr. .JAp A.
Ruddock OF The G. A. Reed Mn>ir House.
who Will guarantee perfect satisfaction
to all.
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Beaver Dots.

Again we have been blessed with re-
freshing rain, which came Just in time
to save the upland corn from being
complete failure. At this writing (the
25th) the clouds look rs though we
might have more rain to-day. While
We have had showers every week or
ten days, we have not had real sea-
son in over IL month; as q consequence
vegetables are very scarce. Fruit is
also very scarce. and the farmers bill
OF fare is not so varied as it generally
is at this time of the year.
Mrs. K. w. hammond and baby hive
been very sick for the lust week. Mrs.
Hammond is much better but the baby
is still in n critical condition.
Miss Minnie Blackman is still quite
sick. and seems to be growing weaker.
Miss Anna Blackman, q lovely young
lady of Bowersville, Ga. is visiting the
family of Mr.. j. W. Rothrock.
Miss Margic Major visited friends in
Walhalla last week and had n delight
full time. She says the Walhalla peo-
pie know how to entertain their guests.
A few of our young people had a pic
mic at jolly Springs last Saturday.
Mr.. md Mrs. l.. e. Garrison gave n
lawn party last Saturday evening,
which was attended by merry crowd
of young folks. Among othors from
distance was Messrs. Sam Harper and
Theo. Watson of tho Trinity section.
The young people dispersed after their
evenings enjoyment with many thanks
to Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison for their kind
efforts to entertain them. This model
young couple with their two lovely
children are highly esteemed by ovcry
one.
Cadet VIII Garrison invited a few
friends to help him celebrate his 21st
birthday on the cath. Mrs. Garrison
served an elegant dinner to which the
company did ample justice. While
wishing our young friend to live to
celebrate many more birthdays, tho
guests heartily wished that they might
be there to participate. A day passed
so pleasantly will long be remembered
by those present.
Mr. Jim WO0ten and family visited
friends ut Pelzer last week and let
their children SEQ the works of great
cotton factory.
Mr.. VIII Browne, of Fairdeal. visited
friends in Denver MonCay.
INcoGNITA.
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Reunion Notice.

The annual reunion of Orr's Regi-
ment will take place on Tuesday and
Wednesday, August 10Th and 18th.
Several speakers have been invited to
be present, and the occasion promises
to be interesting. The public is in
.vited. J.W. THOMSON. Sec.
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sly, rllc belt OF light grew fainter and
iAliicl still" and the music wancd ere
Wr roild tear ui>clvcs from this en-
chanting. scene.
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IS Foil Berkehire Pigs for eale. Write or
apply 70 L. Oscer Dean, Deane, g. c.
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very rapidly and will soon be able to

very rapidly and will soon be able to
be out again.
In Circuit Court. yesterday, Charles
Wild, who has been IN jail for some
time past charged with being implicated
insrobbing an Ohio River car at Ben
wood, was given his release. There
was no evidence strong enough to hold
him, hence he was discharged. The
case of Harkins VS.. Davis is still on
trial, and the jury will hardly render a
verdict before to-day.
Tomorrow morning a very interest
ing trial will be held in the town OF
Cameron. Last week a number OF
speakeasies and one or two poker joints
were raided and about eighteen arrests
were made All are to be given hear
ing, and as several of our attorneys are
interested in the case, the trial will be
looked forward to with a great deal of
interest.
The Knights of Pythias will hold an
important meeting tomorrow evening,
when two new candidates will be initi-
ated. All members are requested to be
present.
r. H. Fry, formerly guard at the
penitentiary, is candidate for the
Office of assistant city marshal
Back on the Farm" the famous
New England comedy drama, is booked
to appear at the Opera House next Sat
urday evening.
Justice Henry Riddle, of Benwood,
was in the city yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Deputy Sheriff Majors was down
from st. Clairsville yesterday on bu-
SinesS.
Miss Anna Bowen will return to-day
from several days visit with relatives
at Ithica, N. Y.
Secretary Smith, of the West Vir-
ginia Glass Company, is at Pittsburg
on business.
A large flock of wild ducks were seen
flying north yesterday, which, accord
ing to the old adage, is sign of warm
weather.
tin plant was broken yesterday morn
ing, delaying work for short time.
Miss Lena McKay's condition con-
tinues to improve.
The festive slot machine has again
made its appearance.
Two plain DRINKS were assessed 81
and costs each in police court yester-
day.
Kentucky Home" was the title of a
pretty comedy drama played to a we'll
pleased audience at the Opera House
last evening by the Charles Mortimer
company. This evening Guilty With
out Crime will be played.
Harry Chessel is in town on business.
Charles w. Miller and Mrs. Davis,
of Warrington, W. Va, are the guests
of the family of Marshal Crupper.
DR.. J. M. Hensley removed his fam
| lily and household effects to Smithiield
yesterday, where he will locate.
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Tasting took place yesterday from her
late home on West Hanover street, and
was attended by a large number OF
| friends of the family. Rev. ]. 7. Nor
ton, pastor of the Methodist church
conducted the service. lnterment was
made at Weeks cemetery.
W. H. Helfenbine, the Democratic
candidate for council in the Second
ward, promises a very interesting fight
for his Republican opponent. No bet
ter selection could be made by the resi-
dents of that ward, as Mr.. Helfenbine
would, if elected to the council, make
them an excellent representative.
Frank McCarty is at Muncie, Ind.
on business connected with his patent
fruit jar.
Charles Reynard, of Flushing, was
calling on friends and relatives here
yesterday.
Mrs. Earl D. Holtz and daughter OF
Alliance, O., are the guests of the FAM
lily of Stephen Hipkins.
Mrs. Walt TruaX, of Woodsfeld, O..
is here visiting relatives for few
| days.
A change will be made here shortly
in the pay at the Aetna-Standard mill
from every two weeks, as it has been
heretofore, to twice month, the same
as they pay at the Laughlin mill.
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derstand that he was directed to make
preliminary report on the route for
railroad. but was simply to report
whether the typographical features Of
the Torain are such as to render the
construction of a road practicable.
Not only does he regard it possible,
but believes 1t to be a commercial
proposition of great merit. All the
natural routes, gradients considered,
are confined to the Keystone Pass at
starting for passage through the coast
range of mountains, having passed this
range at a point in rear OF Corbin's
Pass, he says, there are three possible
routes. These are up Low river
through the Keystone Pass to the
headwaters of the Tasuna. thence
down that river to it's junction with
the Copper, a distance of forty-nine
miles from tidewater; second, up the
Heiden valley to the Konsina divide,
thence down the Konsina to its juno
ton with the Copper, SO miles from
tidewater; and third, up the Heiden
valley and over the Thompson Pass,
thence into the Copper river valley.
Having reached the Copper river val
ley, it is possible to proceed in any
direction, the deposits of iron and coal
debating the course of the preliminary
line.
The remainder of the report deals
with sites for military posts and out
lying stations, the Indians of the Cop
per river valley, meteorological obser
vations, the Copper river mining ex
element of 1898, the drainage and sub
drainage of the Copper river valley, the
economic geology of the country ira
versed, and the insects that are found
in the Copper river region.
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MOUNDSVlLLE.

Joseph Carpenter, of McMechen, was
q visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Evangeline Hall is the guest OF
Wheeling friends this week.
w. H. Harris, of Glen Easton, was IN
the city yesterday.
Rev. Father Stokes, of Wheeling,
preached the regular Lenten sermon at
the Catholic Church last evening.
P. D. Carroll, of Wheeling, was In
the city yesterday
the city yesterday.
The Kings Daughters are making ar
rangements to give parlor musical at
the home of Miss Eva Walton about the
first OF the month.
M. A. Walton, of Cameron, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
The pension examining board will be
in session to-day.
The Epworth League will hold a
social at the home of S. H. Woodruff
tomorrow evening. All are invited to
attend
J. w. Burchinal leaves this week on
business trip to Cumberland, Md.
The Elks have very important meet
ing this evening and it is desired that
all members be present.
Manager Criswell has booked the
European Sensation Burlesque Com
pany to appear at the Opera House
next Monday evening. Twenty people
are with the show, which is said to be
up to date in every particular
George koontz has returned from
Wheeling, where he has been for sew
eral days past
Harry Games, 3. & o. yard brake
man, while engaged in coupling cars at
the station yesterday, had one Of his
fingers caught between the bumpers,
badly crushing it. The company's ply
stefan, DR.. Hall, was summoned, who
rendered the required medical aid, and
at last accounts the injured member
would not have TO be amputated.
The w. II. Dorsey livery will be sold
at public aution to-day, together with
all of Mr.. Dorseys household goods.
G. c. Gordon and wife yesterday
moved their old home on South Lafay-
cite avenue to the Meighen building, a,
the corner of Seventh street, where they
will reside in the future
A special session of the Circuit Court
will be held Friday for the purpose OF
transacting considerable miscellaneous
bushes.
Revival meetings are to be COM
| menced next week at the NJ E. Church
by Rev. Ash. The meetings held some
time ago at the other churches were
| not continued very long.
George Edwards, Jr., whose illness
has been mentioned, is still improving
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BRIDGE MEN WORRIED.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 21.-Bridge
men are alarmed over the scarcity OF
building material. They say it is well
nigh impossible to secure plates, as all
the rolling mills are overstocked with
orders. A meeting Of leading bridge
men was held here to-day. One of the
representatives of prominent bridge
firm stated the meeting was not held
for the purpose of forming a trust, but
to discuss the present difficulty in Sc
curing supplies and to find a remedy
for existing conditions.