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GILLESPlE--WEBKE
A Beautiful Wedding SolenI
 Catholic Church Last MI

Mir. Steven Webkes and N lie Gillespie were marrieds Catholic church in this cid day at 8 o'clock, Rev. J. \ officiating.
 The handsome edifee was fully decorated and presl pretty scene. The eeremt witnessed by a large gathl friends.
 The groom is a popular employe in car departI the Cotton Bot shops.
 The bride is a very popula lady and up to the time of EI riage was employed at tlI phone office in this city.
 Miss Mamie Keely acted of honor and MT. II. s. Wd best man.
 After the ceremony a Il was rendered the bridal D the home of MT. J. H. Dellmt on Texas street.
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The Daily Graphic demonstrated the difference Sunday morning be- tween a Sunday morning daily and a Saturday night (so-calIed Sunday morning) weekly. The Graphic was the only local paper distributed Sunday morning that had an ac- connt of the Blum assignment and the presentation to retiring Train Master Richards of a handsome tea set Saturday night. The Graph ic publishes the news while it is news.
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Narnlpg Order,

In the Chancerg Court of tue { Jefferson and Staee of Maria Hochs6etOer KauG n16n, J
 tbeimer, Matilda Altheimer Loaa CT, and August Blum as Trus1ee, vs William Blun5 and Jennie Blun ants The defendants. William Jennie Blunt are warned to aDpe court within thirty days and 3 complaint of plainCifs. Maria H
 Kaufman, Joseph Altheimer. N theimer, Lotus Althelmes. and Aug as Truseee. Given under my ham seal of said courG this 29th day ofl A. D. 1898. ]. A. LA SGFoe D,
 (Seal,) w46 W. L. Goodv
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VISITORS ENTERTAINED .

VISITORS ENTERTAINED = One
 of most important and elabo-
 rate social events of the week was
 that given by Mrs. J. B. Speers last Thursday night at her palatial home on West Fourth avenue in honor of her guests, Misses Hamilton and Cowplaad and the Misses Bum, of Little Rock. The house was elegant ly and seusonablY decorated for the yceasion, and the glitterlng lights and beautiful evening cos tunes of the young ladies present made brilliant scene long to be re- membered. A musical program was the chief feature of entertalnment. The Misses Bum, with violin and
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IN MISS ERHMAN'S HONOR-Miss
 \ May Meyer entertained at euchre on last Tuesday afternoon compli4 mentary to her guest, Miss Ophelia Erhman, of Helena. A large gather ing of young ladies were present and each played at her best, all eager to be the happy possessors of thehand- some prizes which were awarded. They were won by Misses Beatrice Wertheimer, who captured the first, Roela Soln9son, who won the second, while Miss Rosa Kaufman, of St. Louis, who won the visitors prize. The Meyer home was handsomely decorated with hot house ferns and other prevailing plants. while the charming hostess, assisted by her guest, made the evening pleasures long to be remembered. The lunch con consisted of seasonable delicacies and refreshing beverages and were highly enjoyed by all who partook of theP.
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The Confederate Veterans arc very wisely and patriotically op posed to Senator Buffers wholesale pension scheme to pension ex-Con- federates. The ex-Confeds are get tlng along quite we'll, thank you, aud do not want to put any additional burdens on Uncle Sam.
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FANCY DRESS PARTY-Master Hendricks Byrd entertained his young friends with 8 fancy masque pal ty at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. W Byrd, on Lake side, last Monday evening, Dec. 26tb. Costumes were original and unique. A musical program was rendered and highly enjoyed Refreshments were served. Those present and the characters represented were as fol- lows:
 Misses Nettie Byrd, Diana; Edith Smith, Persian Woman; Ida Belle Mccain, America; Bessie Byrd, Little Red Riding Hood; Abbie HilHard, Christmas; Hattie Orto, German Peasant Girl; Lottie Byrd, Greek Maiden; Versa Niven, Girl of the Pc riod; Allie B, Merritt, Red Riding Hood; Nellie Voss, Mabel Voss, Two Little Maids from School; Lutie AL exander, Snowflake; Cathleen George, Old Woman in the Shoe; Carrie Hiue- mon, Goddess of Liberty; Annie Lee Hinemon, The New Woman; Minnf- zelle George, Diana; Annie May Ap- plegate, Old Fashioned Bride. Mas ters Henry Speers, Young America, Clifford Brewster, Sailor Boy; Henry Bryant, Lord Fauntleroy; Bertie Laine, Clown; Otis Smith, Black Venus; Newton Byrd, Jester; Sam Knox; Uncle sam; Rob Lee Byrd, Little Boy Blue; Bert Strickland, Pop Corn Boy; Will Alexander, Ere bus; Edgar Mizell, Clown; Egee Byrd, Speers-Langford Military Institutes; Hendric Byrd, Up to Date Gentle man.
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The jury in the celebrated Botkir case at San Francisco, returned : verdict of guilty against Mrs, Botkin, charged with the murder of Mrs. Dunning by sending her poison through the mails, and con. demned her to life imprisonment, The attorneys for the defendant will make an effort get new trial.
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V NJ. H. A. NEW YEAR BALL.
 As The Second annual New Year
 ball was given by the '. II. H. A.
 lyst evening at their elegantly fur .nished apartments on West Second Avenue. The balls of this associa- USp are always q social success, and the Sbove proved Fo exception to the rGae, Fully ffty couples were present. The qhildren's ball was
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mandolin, discoursed exquisite eeiec- tlons, and Miss Cowpland rendered several delightful violin solos. Miss Hamilton favored the audience with several pleasing vocal solos, as did also Mrs. Dilley. The pleasure of the occasion was heightened and the program varied hy Miss Neigh An derson, who gave several recitations and readings that were heartily ap- plauded by the guests. After the conclusion of the program the guests were ushered into the dining room. which was also handsomely decorat- ed, where delicious refreshments were served in courses. Mrs. Speers prov ed herself a most cordial and delight fui hostess and the eyent!will long be pleasantly remembered by all those fortunate enough to be present.
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NHILDREN'S PARTY-Annie Lee N and Carrie Hinemon, daughters of Prof. and Mrs. J. H. Hinemon, en- tertained at their home with a child dren's party last Wednesday even ing in honor of their guests, Minni- zelle and Cathleen George, of Little Rock and Allie May Applegate, of Union City, Tenn. The home was beautifully decorated for the occa- sion. About fifty young people were in attendance, who spent intervening in a geography contest, after which refreshments were served. The girls prize was on by Mary Mizen, and the boys prize by Edgar MizeI. The booby prize was awarned Belle Evans. A most enjoyable time was had
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WARNING ORDER

In the ohancery Court of JeTersoS
 Arkansas.
 Bryden W. Williams, plaintiff, Williams, defendant. Defendant. Bl Hams, is warned to appear tn this co, in thirty days and answer the eoai the plaintiff, Bryden ". WilHams@ @s
 Given under my hand and Che court this 18th day of Dec. A. ll.,
 47w J. 4. LANGFOa
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Mayor J. A. Woodson has yielded to the call to become a candidate for the third successive term as mayor olLittIe.Rock.
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ZPLEASANT OCCASION-One. ol "A the most pleasant entertain ments given for some time in East ELd was "A Fancy Dress Party" given by Miss Eleanor Lyon, Thurs : " eve, from till II, at her home East Second avenue. Those who .Ano remember the pleasant spent were, Misses Lula Mur- 'nnie Shaw, Katie Shirey, ape, Donie Durnell, Fay Car e Parrott, Eleanor Lyon;
 McCarra, Frank William
 illiamsox, Ernest Bush,
 ra, Fay Wheeless, A. T.
 Moore, Alfred Jolly.
 Mrs. Davinson, Mrs.
 and Mrs. Andrew
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sg4Syg~GS9eGesGSg~GSe9GSe S PAST WEEK IN SOCIETY. < Se1@71@0o@0%010 10o@0o%0e

lCOCIETY for the past week has O been the liveliest Of the season. Our local society folks availed them- selves of the holidays to maLe it one grand and giddy social whirl. It was the liveliess of the year 1898. Every local society or club held q meeting or gave an entertainment,
 as will be seen from a perusal of the entertainment chronicled below The events have been so numerous for the past week and the attend ance so large that us a consequence the Graphic Is compelled to omit the names of the attendants at several entertainments from sheer lack of space. The social happenings of the week were further heightened by the excellent attractions at the opera house. Theatrical circles can be truly said to have opened and closed with tragedy. The social
 week was ushered in last Monday by the MacLean : Tyler Hanford combination in return of Shakesperean productions
 with the Merchant of Venice" as
 matinee and "Othello" at night, due
 mention of which has been made in
 these columns. The week was con-
 cluded by the presentation of sRich-
 elieu" 1t the opera house Saturday
 night by Mir. Edwin Rostell aud coms
 pany, q very promising young trage-
 dian. but on account of the severity
 of the weather there was a small at
 tendance. Altogether it has been a
 very lively and memorable week in
 local society and theatrical circles,
 and the Graphic takes this opportu
 nifty to wish the readers of it's ssoel
 ety columns" many happy returns of
 the various occasions, and for them individually very Happy and Pros-
 porous New Year.
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A CHRISTMAS PARTY-A veAFy "A enjoyable party was given bA Miss Lillie Byrd at her home on Lakeside last Tuesday evening from s until F o'eloca. The home was beautifully decorated with mistIetc-~ and holly and presented an encfi ne- ing scene. The guests were recelved
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4 GOOD TIME-The hearl

| A +in,o a,,i.,aa,l g,,s,,. la ming by those who were bif guests, to the home of Mir. a c. M. Philpot. Miss lola, tI daughter of the household taIned fifty of her young frid 'tis seldom that we find in than she so tactful. blight
 a hostess. The pretty homI
 Fifth avenue was decord mistleto; the party cleared ing and, that nothing migs ing, string band wasg make merry with music. assembled at s o'clock, ans evening was brightened candles and sky rockets crackers, big and little, st drowning, for d time, | of boys and girls; when d
 begun, no fairer picture
 been presented. The dalF costumes were fitting happy hearts and the brF all present testified t pleasure was there. served after ten, then continued tin midnighI one of many bright CT given by the younger year. In fact Christl passed so merrily for . pie that we are force6 that the pleasures in0 different age of mankin,s in degree, but kind. St.Nies his toys never gave more res ure than did Miss lola to her
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 w,th or gat hospitality by the hos fess qI le most enjoyable of the ra,nos layed during Intervening was tha lut-apron game. A waiter ,,f 1. It's Was distributed among rho .a, lg gentlemen present. Upon aa.b was printed che name of a ,o,,., ady who was also in attend ,nca The gentleman was instruct oa =, th@ lady whose name he pos sessod f. hem her apron. The aprons ,,,e,.o ,,, Ge of cheese cloth of various colors AMusic was another enjoya- tlo fo. Ire on this occasion. An ele- aon+ roL last was served in courses. rrboso ,L hsent were Misses Nora Byrd, A1iia ha EFoX, Maude Holland, Mary Mi1oa lelen Tunnah, Little Rock; Mo+tiJ RoYing, Nettie Grace, Hattie F,-onsl EEmma Dewoody Annie May Cross tIay Tullis, Virginia Bum, Ti+rleA IIoek; Arralee Bum, Little pont.H Iillie Byrd; MessIs. Robert Arthur Brewster, Garland agot4t lEsee Byrd, Alphonso Brews- far e1 bpbell Fox, Asa Mccain, Por- for xGrk bee, Kendric Byrd. Conlin RvrcH M. and Mrs. A. M. Perdue, MT and KMrls. f. NJ. Smith. Miss Emma pvr ir. and Mrs. W. W Byrd.
 H0RR R. T. BALL-The second an- n,# lal ball of the Brotherhood of Pa ly Trainmen at the Bluff City clI ,b hlll Friday night surpassed all nr oviols efforts of that well-known a6 "a nlpular railroad organization. Es or lore than a month the Train nI ,an lad been making elaborate ar- ang nents for their ball, and their eIeffe.rP. were rev arded by witnessing \ a grfnd social and financial success. { For this success the Trainmen are in- < deb led to their executive committee, : c. if Carney, chairman, and Messrs R. 1. Hamilton, J. F. Alfred, w. $. Jonfs, J. 5. Holcombe, E. L. Black 1 wodd, C. r. Culberson, w. H. Rich i ardson and W. F. Baum, who5work- ed early and late to make it a social
 and financial triumph. The hall was
 most artis tically decorated by the
 wives of the members for the oeea-
 sioh. Across the band stand lie
 toI was the word "Welconn in
 lar ge floral letters. hanging pcl mt frOm which was the motto che
 ord " B. k. IT. The musiciai dis
 eqhrsed music from behind large
 ff9ral rattleship, a miniature of the
 0lcgon, while the walls were elabo- rately decorated with stars and
 cfeseents, made from evergreens, The ceiling was decorated with red,
 White anu blue lanterns and U. $.
 flags. At 9 o'clock the band struck
 lip the grand march which was most
 gracefully led by Mir. and Mrs. John McDermott, and all went merrily in
 the may dance until midnight when there was an intermisson for re-
 treatments. The supper was served
 by MT. c. J. Caldwell, the caterer,
 anG it was feast fit for the gods.
 After supper dancing was resumed
 and continued until the "wee sma"
 hours, when the merry makers re-
 iuctantly took their leave for their
 several homes. About 75 couples ] were in attendance, all of whom
 were loud in their praises of the B. of
 R. T. and the successful management
 of the entertainment. The Graphic Rcongratulates the Trainmea and
 congratulates them individually anG
 collectively upon the success of the
 occasion. and wishes for them a very
 Happy and Prosperous New Year.
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DUFF CITY CHlLDREN'S BALL D The Bluff City Club gave it's
 annual children's ball at its elegant
 hall on West Second avenue last Tuesday evening. The tots highly enjoyed the occasion and the happy hours passed only too speedily. The grand march was led by Miss Ruth, the graceful little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Gus Blum. and Master Dot.
 little son of Mir, and Mrs. Leo Kas- tor. Refreshments were served by the clubs caterer.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, JAN. 4. 18ts
Write it 1899.

The Graphic wishes one and al a very Prosperous New Year.
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4 CHILDREN'S DANCE-The little
 "A friends of Miss Nellie Yoss, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. Voss ,en-
 joyed Q very pleasant dance on last Tuesday evening at her cozy home on West Fifth avenue. Fully fifty couples were in attendance and mer- riment reigned supreme for several hours. A refreshing lunch was serv- ed.
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THE ALA MODE-Mrs. Leopold
 Blum was the charming hostess for the Ala Mode Whist Club on last Wednesday, afternoon, when she pleasantly received it's members in a most charming manner at her home on West Second avenue. As usual the prize was the main 0DjeeE Of tine occasion. Mrs. Gus Waterman won the prize, the beauty of which made all contestants envy it's happy pos sessor. A dainty and most eniOya- ble repast was served.
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THE ACACIA CLUE-Tb
 \ social and literary club lightfully entertained Wedn ternoon by Mrs. w. T. Your ho ue on West Fifth aver club is at this time study in, history and the reigns ofQu and Queen Elizabeth were jects for discussion at this An able paper on the sub read by Mrs. Alex Barrow. tation by Miss Reba Dewe two selections by Mrs. F. M and Miss Mary Gillespie other numbers. It was q, this meeting tt change the the club from Acacia to tes Club.
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given in connection with tll tiie tots hoididg the loos o'clock. The dancers wa the "old" and "two-steppel new year and returned to spectiye homes at q "s
 hour. The supper was sers popular caterer of this city
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MISS GREEN ENTERTAINMENTS HR Mary Green delightfully."- enter tained her Sunday School class at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Tom Green on Lakeside Friday night. The evening was pleasantly spent in games, and seasonable refreshments were served. All present had an en- ioyable time.
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THE BACHELOR GIRLS-Again
 \ this select organization was ele- gantly received at the hands of the we'll known hostess, Miss Ella Gal braith at her elegant home on West Sixth avenue on Thursday afternoon. Many enjoyable features of enter tainment were indulged in during the afternoon. The ladies decided to have their fortunes told and to say the least the unique affair was very entertaining. Elegant refreshments were served by the charming hostess, who is receiving the congratulations of all who were so fortunate as to be among the guests. Those present were Misses Gussie Taggart, Eddie Rutledge, Nell Collier, Grace York, Neigh Anderson, Miss Connolly. Hot Springs; Hattie Sweet, New Orleans; and Ella Galbraith.
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THE EsTELLE's CHRISTMAS
 \ TREE-The Estelle Social Cha gave dance lat their hall onfWest Second avenue last Tuesday evening. Exceeding the dance a Christmas tree was filled with presents from each member of the club. Many comical ones were among the number. The evening was very pleasantly spent.
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IN Ex2ERIENcE PARrY-Mr. "A and Mrs. c. NJ. Ferguson de- liqhtfuliv entera ained Friday evening at their cozy home on West Fourth avenue in honor of M iss Lutie Laine, daughter of Mr. and Mir s. E. .. Lalne' with an experience p afty' The entertainment was most mover ana original Eighteen coupl es were present. Each young lady al 'd gen tlemHn wrote her or his expd 7fienee on paper, and these papers wer read to the delectation and amusem ieht ol all present. Prizes were avs aroea for the best paper. Mir. Rob6 hofh won the prize for writing u. 'e oest experience. and Miss Dollie oLnllil received the booby prize beca9 'se Sle would not write her "experle nce a' all Tho ovoninn woe a1so 95iversifi- ed by the rendition of severd' u husl7 cal selections. The parlor vas aF7 tisticallv docorated and tbek ek dining room ovo,;s;toIv odornoa nEith carl nations. After the "experiel i0e ilee ino,, and tho mnsioo1 nm ybers, ele gant refreshments were sd di '9u' IT was a very unique affair al pu hishif enjoyed by all present.
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THE NEW EUCHRE-The

THE NEW EUCHRE-Tbe
 \ of the Informal Eu hre gracefully received by Miss Her at the home of her slste E. Lee on West Second a- Friday evening. Althoua are only awarded once 8 mo interest was manifested in { of progressive euchre. Tn, ments were the acme of per the culinary art, and were of with great relish.
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VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.
ss q General Assignment and '. Triplett Was Made
 Assignee.
Dry Goods Emporium .al assignment through L. Altheimer!Saturday 8 o'clock.

lgnment was voluntary neral, and therefore all cred will share alike. Mir. c. H. lett was named as assignee. above tells about all there is old. For the past few days ~ has been sorely pressed -.
 s and concluded to make
 assignment.
 phic reporter last night
 1t &he assetts of the
 D g)e'ter than the li'-
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EGG NoG PAR1Y-Mr. and Mrs. A M. E. Bloom entertained a num- Der of friends Tuesday evening with an egg. nog party. Their home was beautilalQ decorated with holly, mistletoe a glish ivy. Egg g-nog was ser si an old eolored man in truly lid outhern fashion, and hosnl itg .gned supreme. Those presea were Mir. and Mrs, II. C. Rataes M. and Mrs. R. E. Lee, Gauf ano Mrs. J. D. Murtaugh, Dr. ld drs A. c, Jordan aud Mesdame es e'oii Mitchell, J. D. Loetzericb, MI BelfanIY. A. Jones; Misses Grace Y0rh Julia Hammett, Ann Cater, pearl Levy, Josie Dreyfus and Flu ture May Bloom; Messrs. W. A. Lee, Brunson Hammett. R. B. Davies, R. s. and Neel Bell, Brad Holeom be and Rev. Mir. Buckner; Masters Collier Lee, John Rather and Lawrence Thompson.
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HON. AND MRS. J. ". CRAWFORD Al ENTERTAIN-Bright and hap py faces, brilliant lights, pretty and dainty decorations, good cheer, cor diality and hospitality characterized
 the home of Hon. and Mrs. J. W. Crawford on Chestnut street Friday
 night, on which occasion they enter tained a large number of young peo-
 pie in honor of their charming nieces, Misses Belle and Owen Hogg. Mir. Crawford and his amiable wife are noted for their hospitality, and
 they surpassed their former reputa- tion in the entertainment of their guests on this occasion. Thelr new and elegantly furnished home was handsomely decorated. The walls
 were tWined with ivy and deHcate roses placed on the tables filled the rooms with agreeable odors. Pro gressive games were indulged in, and
 with no two games alike the guests
 were kept guessing as to what next" and were often put at their
 wits end to reconcile themselves
 with their new environment. In this
 manner they were keptin a constant state of expectancy. After the coz
 clusion of the games Mir. w. L.I Toney and Miss A7ana Gantt were awarded 5aana prizesI 9gaSona0is ghn refreshments wASrosfe' wfASosf oriG m inc .ent was 4R5T6 in the history 0 locsl and .dl circles, and those fortu nate. j inough to be present will hop for. m 49arly return of the occasion.
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NANCE AT ENGLISH-Thursday D night Mir. Wm. Hemingway ten- dered a reeption and dance to the Noung pelple of his neighborhood. Quite a crdvd was present and danc- ing was indllged in until the "wee sma' hour" An elegant supper was served ad all who were fortu nate enough lo be present were loud in their praise of MT. Hemingway as host. Those present were Misses Mary Hlll. Alice Tanner, Nina Christian, Fralcis Christian, Millie Van, Minnie C9ok, Ella Kaufman, Nora Kaufman. Jennie Field, Vergie Murdaugh. Mesgs. Ben Mckenzie, Henry Hall, J, q. Chaney, Powell, Ben J. Althelmtr, Leo Barraque, Geo. Madding, Jr, Fred Madding, John Madding, J. B1Jones, G. L. Morris, Dwight Fortnlr, J. w. Bunch, L. H. Sullivan, E. A. Henslee, Wm. Hem ingway.
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day night at the St. church, Miss Josie Mr. W. A. Burdick he holy bonds of
 officiating. The
 ss Daisy Ken
 uan MT
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schnaEh. MT. and Mrs. c. N. Lyon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-26
MEN OF MONTY FEET.
III They Were Not Giants They Were ut
Least Cncommonly Large on tho Ground.

FROM the hdnSds Gtv Journal
Was tho great West inhabited by a race OF
giants In prehistoric days. r. b. Laird, who
was in Kansas City yesterday. claims to have
new evidence that II was He Is a New England
EeoloGist who has spent many months in making
Investigations in tho oanons, table lands and
gorges Of Arizona He left for the East last
night with his evidence, In the shape of a vol.
luminous typewriter manuscript carefully nut
away IN n handbag. He declined 10 make public
the full purpou Of the document
MT Laird makes no boast at having had A
hand in he Investigation but says the discoveries
were mhf" by a guide who has been n resident
Of Williams A. T., for many years and who has
been IN every nook and Granny Of the mountaina
IN that district The claim that there existed
In prehistoric times race Of giants Ii old hut
proofs arc not found every day. In this case thew
were found In the shape OF Immense iootprints
which have become hardened In the limestona
formations Of the district
To sibstantiate his statements Mr. Laird car
nea with him several photograph showing by
comparison with the foot Of miner the relative
size OF the giants foot Some idea OF lis great
sic can be gained whom II is that the dsprea
sion In tho rock strata caused by the great toe
II more than twice as large tho mineT's foot
The fact that animals In prehistoric periodic were
Of such immense size Ia advanced as an argument
that man was also abnormally large Iaird N
firm believer In this theory.