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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
take place this forenoon with the inter

take place this forenoon with the inter-
ment at Weeks cemetery.
The street car, company had new
transfers in use yesterday, that are ne
cessitated by the roundabout way from
here to Martins Ferry.
Miss Clara Allen, Of Armstrong S
Mills, was calling on friends here yes
terday.
Thomas E. Clark, an aged citizen OF
st. Clairsville, died Tuesday evening
at that place from the effects OF par
alytic stroke received a few days ago.
The deceased was 62 years of age and
was one of the best known and popular
residents of the county seat. Mr.. Clark
was formerly the proprietor of the Clar-
'enden Hotel at that place. The funeral
will take place this afternoon from the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. John Frint.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
---------7-7--7------77F57
WAS IN GOOD SHAPE.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, July 49,
Capt. William Sloan, of the schooner
Cecil H. Lowe, reports that on June
"a, while % miles off Sable Island, he
sighted the sloop Great Western, in
which Howard Blackburn, of this port,
is making an attempt to cross the
ocean. Everything apparently was in
good shape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
THEFT DEMANDS GRANTED.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The proprietors
of four of the large boiler shops whose
employees are out on strike have
agreed to grant the demands of the
strikers. 1t is believed by the latter
that by Monday all the boilermakers
will return to work on the wage scale
they demanded, 80 cents an hour, an
eight hour day and half day on
Saturday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
WELCOME TO DEWEY.
Austrian Newspaper Pays Tribute to the
Hero of Manila BAY and His Country.


Hero of Manila Esay and His Country.
VIENNA, July 19.-The Neue Freie
Presse has an article to-day, heartily
welcoming Admiral Dewey to Austria
Recalling the bold coup de main at
Cavite, the Neue Freie Presse sees in
the admiral the personifcation of dar-
ing, GOODNESS and dwells on his calm
ness and amiability, describing him as
a model soldier and gentleman who
will be placed in the category OF De
Ruyter, Nelson and Tegetthof. The
Neue Freie Presse then says: The
great welcome extended to Admiral
Dewey is intended not only for the
hero, but above all to the glorious rep
resentative of the great American ma
ton TO which Austria-Hungary is uo-
tied by so many ties of interest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
A GREAT ORDER.

The Union Depot Company at Col
umbus, o.. has issued an order which
is equally as bold as the stand taken by
the New York Central Railway Com
pany prohibiting the throwing of rice
and old shoes at wedding tourists on
the premises of the corporation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
IN A STATE OF SIEGE.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-U. S.
Consul Jenkins at San Salvador has
reported to the State Department by
cable that San Salvador is in state
of siege as the result of revolutionary
plotting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF THE DRAWING

NOTICE OF THE DRAWING
~ FOR REDEMPTION OF BONDS
OF THE BENWOOD AND M'MEcHEr
ELECTRIC LIGHT. HEAT AND POWER
COMPANY.
Notice II hereby given by the undersigned
trustee, hiatt on the sixth day OF July 1885,
pnrsuantfo the requirements Of deed OF
trust dated July 50th, 1891. which deed Of
trust provides for the redemption and pay
menf OF said bonds. the following describ-
"a bonds isUed By the said Benwood and
McMechen Electric Light Heat and Power
Company. and secured By said deed OF
trust were duly determined by lot by said
trustee for redemption and payment %
the first day Of August, 1888:
For year ending August ist, 1855, bonds
Nos. and s. for $50 each.
For year ending August list, 1869. bonds
Nos and15, for 500 each.
Said bonds will be redeemed and paid
at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley in the city
Of Wheeling, West Virginia. on and after
said first day Of August 1890 and said
bonds. SO determined, will cease 10 bear
interest from the first day Of August 1Sy9
Given under nay hand July 10TH 1850
Jy11ez T. s. RILEY. Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20

B. & o. passenger train No. Z was
about five hours late yesterday because
of a wreck on the Third division.
Trains No. 101 and 103 on the Pittsburg
division were also over three hours late
because of freight cars off the track
at Whitehall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20
TO JOIN IN DEWEY'S WELCOME

TRIESTE, July 19.-Congressman
George E. Foss, of Chicago, and Lieut..
Commander William H. Beechler,
naval attache of the United States le-
cation at Vienna, arrived here to-day
to welcome Admiral Dewey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20

HpIs0 sss1pps 10 s5tcmes 9uIuu
IA pub 7ss19S 354isE I55T pur ezZL ON
ro0 SupuIIE "a 1ssA ~ IIpo o. ssTl5Io
-O6 LaHoaS 40 sdaaNAE d3LNvA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-20

Tuesday Thos. Clark, a well known citi-
zen of St. Clairsville, died after short i'll
ness, aged 50 years. Some years ago de-
ceased was a contractor on quite large
scale, two of his most important under
takings being the building of the county
infirmary and the school building at st.
Clairsville He also built the Clarendon
Hotel at the county seat and ran it for a
number of years. He was knight Tenn
par and the fraternity will have charge of
the funeral which occurs to-day. He was
the father of Mrs. r. c. Myers, of this
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
IOIR HONEs DID Ii.
Remarkable Success of New Pile
Cure.

People who have suffered for months
coz years from the pain aud lnc0u-
Vcnitnoc OF that common disorder piles.
Will look with skepucism upon che claims
or the makers oi the ucw discovery Tor
cure of an forms 0f piles. known under
che name of Pyramid Pile Cure newer
theless. the extraordinary cures performed
hy this remedy are such as t0 warrant
th. investigation of amy sufferer As "a
case boz point the following letter speaks
log itsc.l
Mr Henry Thomas 10 Suh-sfati0a 80
B Hosach avenue. Columbus. o.. writes
as follows.
Pyramid Drug Company
Gentlemen want sou 90 use mas name
if % NiI Dee OF eny use t0 sou. / was -0
bad With piles thaJ ! lost work on that
account Nothing helped me. read
in Cincinnati ~ The many cures OF piles
by the Pyramid Pile cure. and I went tl
"a drugstore aud asked for Dr.. The ORA.
clerk told me that be had something else
THAI he thought was better bat / told
him that i wanted 90 IT'S the Pyramid
list
The nrst box helped me SD much chat
/ uied another. anl then Oh complete
the cure used Two more boxes. makus
four in au / am nov completely cured.
y
fered Tor four years Mia the worst knl
az proirldils piles
! have suffered death from piles. blt
/ have found the Pyramid Pile cure t0
be just as represented 4 have recon-
merded Do t0 several of ms friends. and
am thankful % be able 90 write you what
good che remedy has done Me.'
Physicians recommend the Pyramid Pile
Care because DO contains DO Opium. Coz
calnt. or mineral poison " any kind. and
because D. Is SO safe ana pleasant % use
being painless and applied "a night The
patient is cured in a surprisingly short
time and with no inconvenience whatever.
THE Pyramid Pile Cure is sold by drug
sists al 60 cents per package and n there
l. any constipation Il b well 20 Use the
Pyramid Pills al the same time with ths
Pile cure, as constipation l. very often the
cause Of piles and the pills effectualy
remove the costive condition Price u
pills is e cents per package.
Write the Pyramid Drug COMPANY
Marshall Mich. FOR little book on cause
and cure VI piles. sent by mall tres-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTs REGARDING TIE
RAPID INCREASE or HEART
TROUBLES.
Do Not Be Alarmed, Buf Look for
the tause.

Heart troubles. al ieast among the
Americans. are certainly increasing aud
while thls may be- largely due t0 tnc e1-
element and W9rry VI American business
ife. ll is more often tne result 04 weak
st1machs of poor digestion.
Real organic disease ls lnclrabie, but
not one case in Il hundred ot heart trol-
DIE is orsllie.
The close relation between heart trou-
be and poor digestion D. because both
or.ars are controlled b. ihl same great
nerves the Sympathetic ana Pnelmo-
gastric.
Iu another way. also. tna heart o. az
feerel bg the form Of poor digestion,
which causes gas and fermentation from
hale objected food There ID "a feeling ef
oppression ana heaylnesa b. the chest
caused by pressure NJ tne liarenleQ st9m-
ach Oh the heart and lungs interfering
with their action. hence arises paiplla-
toa and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons The blood
making lt thiu aud wafrry. which lrri-
totes and Weakens the hart
The most sensible treatment Tor heart
trouble d. 10 improve the Dig sfl0n and ~
insure the prompt assimilation OF food
This can b. done by the regular use
after meals Or some safe. pleasant. and
effective digestive preparation. Ike
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. which may b.
found ar most drugstore and which c0u-
tain valuable. harmless digestive e.e-
ments Ia a pleasant. Convenient form.
In II safe 20 say that the regular per-
si-tenf use of stlarts Dyspcpsa Tablets
a. meal time viii cure any form ~ st1m-
ach trouble except cancer ~ the stomach.
Fuil-szed package OF these tablets sold
by druggists 40 ~ cents Little book On
stomach troubles mailed free Address
K. A. stuart Company. Marshall. Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
HAMPTON.
Death of n Prominent Citizen nc
Pythian-.

HAMPTON. VA. February --'Spe-
cial-Mr d. " w Waller died sudden
~ at his residence here at l A. NJ TO-
d,v. the immediate cause being apopieNy'
he had not been well for some mon'"S'
hut seemed about as usual on yesterday
ana wa. I'm his office an Gay Noou
p NJ however. be was attacked ul .u0
,fi-s.-a became unconscious, ana re-
manned So till death. 90.
The deceased was one or the p,.
known men in this section, had To. "io.s
wears been the agent Tor the oi" "''
Line and other transportation ooini'"-
mics al old Point. and vas very "'hi'
esteemed bv an who knew MIN.
~ had resided at Fortress Monroe UP
81, res. wear when be had erected
b,,,rsone and convenient residence ON
0ueon street near Hampton bridge ana
p. moved there. He was about p years
90 ace He leaves a wife and TWO daush-
tors one OF the daughters being the Wiz
OF 5. Gordon Cumming. a young ia"S'i %.
tho town. and was member or several
orders. among them the Masons 'aa-
Fellows. and Heptasophs. he was also
"a knight Templ1r.
The funeral win take place from the
house on Friday afternoon, conducted 10y
Rev. L.. T. NcDousie. ~ tne FhotuHS
Methodist Episcopal church of which de-
ceased was a consistent very useful ana
official member.
Tha Pyth.ars had n very fun meeting
last rfcht. the occasion being the time
for the Committee ou Building to report.
a rlU report WIS made and SO was found
that the amount Of money necessary 20
erect a castle hun could Doe procured ana
"a further committee was appointed c"
act with the trustees to make arrange
monts to build 40 once. at "a cost OF some
$1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN co.

of Cay-sirect Methodist church OIL
olt,d Thc bride was dressed Boo gray
uuur-mHdo suit aud carried brides roses.
The w,otue march MAS played by Mfs.
Helen b. Riches.
The bIId, ia daughter OF the late s..
% White. OF pine Bun Ark. eho har
only lived 300 the city "a short ume. but
bias formed 90 large circle OF friends. The
groom is Woll-knoWn cuisines imam of
this city.
Air and Mrs Tuslcy viii be at homo at
f05 west Marshall street They held
reception there last night after thc mar-
riagc and a large number of friends were
present.
4 room in ST. Pauls Church Home Was
dedicated yesterday at II O'Clock "lo The
glory OF God and n memory of Charles
NJ Fly and his wife, Elizabeth Wickham
Leigh" Row Preston Nash offered "a
beautiful prayer and then hymn and
the poXoloey We're suns 81. Paul b
church was well represented. AN unusually
large number being present More than
ordinary interest was evinccd in the cNcr-
ciscs. which were most impressive Miss
Mary Norwood played the accompani-
ments ON the organ. After the dedica-
tion donations were received. They We're
most liberal and consisted ot money
household articles, and groceries a very
delicious lunch was served 90 an present
by tho housekoeper oi the home.
The cake given AZ second prize IN the
cake-wllk given at the Puun BAN of Beth
Ahaba sunday school at Che Masonic Tenn
plc Tuesday might was Won hy Irving
Goodman and Ralph Levy.
Miss Edith Jones LETT yesterday after
noon for WILLIAMSBURG where she viii
visit Mrs. Noryel Henley
Miss Frances $ Bell. OF Missouri will
give reading of her own and other
authors works at the Womans cub
on Friday afternoon February -ith. az
hall-rast a O'Clock. Miss Bel is most
talented lady. who always charms her
audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
SG0NI-N GODS.
4 Notable MarriaE~ Ia Charlotte
County.

EUREKA MILLS. VA. February d.
(SpecaJ % the prominence OF
tho parties concerned the marriage yes-
terday 20 Grace Episcopal church. at
BRAKES Branch. at o'clock p. A.. o.
Mr. William a. Scott and Miss Kate r
B Woods was one off the most impor 'lul
nuutinl events of the season. promptly
90 the appointed hour the bridal plr,f
filed into the t8stIy decorated .liIt' u"
tIs sweet music OF McnGcis"unns Wtd-
ding march artlsUoaily rendered hy 800.
J. b. Friend Jr The Rev j. j. ii"
renee read the impressive ceremony ol
the Episcopal Church. which united i"'
loving hearts.
Tha bride. who is % great faFoute WIN
"a wide circle of admirins friends l- "a
young lady OF great beauty oi p.' 'a
and r0ssesses many catiml hIr quliilI''
ghe g. FL daughter of che Iimrd''I VIZ
liam III Woods who iDr 3d. number oi
years nlled so accepHnIf ih' 'iii'. "'
Commonwealth Attorney f0f ii" '."N
Is. and aIsO served in tnH state 0'n', '
Tho -room o. prominent y9uns t"Nt,
CDu.st. and .f very popular ~. n
Of ox-sflte-Seu1t0r o.. w. Scott, so We"
known in thc state. t.,~
Tha numtIlgs and pretty pi'.' ems "''i
evidence Of the hIlh cHI..T iN WhI'h 'N'
huruv young couple trD htI1 iF Ilrf
MANY friends After receiving inn CON.
prafulatl0us of their friends. Mf ahi
Mrs SD0tt TOOK the nortn-bnund Tram Tot
am extended tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

her funeral to-day in a very inp'es7'''
manner. \, . d, br,ff The
-, eye~ experienced in this s.cuon vl
~. ,',,,r.trv Many of the people liFins
~ mo buckingham side 81 the James
were unable 70 get a. the SUI, ...,,., ~.
-. WIS experienced. Many OF tns
nnorsr reople were caught without iu,
80 r-ovisiarz. and suffered q great deaf.
THE snow has nov nearly an melted. ah"
ne river is out Of It's banks, ana cfo's-
ing Is barely possible.
fn- schools which had b,en closed tot
nearly three weeks. on account az we
extreme wet weather opened up asiiu
last Monday. with q good Attendance
The grip and colds are very prevalent
though few serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
CHASE CITY.
Friction Match BETRAYED iiim-Ihe
ToJacco Market.

CHASE CITY VA February 2-lspe-
cnD-A utue matter caused Gus Ford
d sentence % fifteen years Boo rhe reni-
teu,ay yesterday one friction match
betrayed him. a few weeks ago man
broke unto the railroad depot lele tfter
midnight lu DIS efforts to TOD hr rhfhN}
opened OBJ. inner office door f1 lrFrsfl-
llfe and lighted match as De- dil so
Nr Al0uzO NtIms Was asleep Do thr
0ihee The striking ~ t1e match t"aheA-
aH him and iu ifa IENL tNr nAIIN'7 OF
fre face of q biz black .r1 Here im-
messed urou h.m. H. ..tpei from Ded
f1 ger his sun and the negro Nird. tne
ban passing nrer Nf.r- alN rIilhli- tta
wall The negro Chen ln lnr aaihlt--
escaped For come Time The ldruutF OF
tre wouli-le murderer Was Joy Ir.5-
one day SIR Ns.us while BOZ a Lln.etI-
house near Tho depot among iue iti--
l0t 90 negroes recognized inf same Ia
that caused hm suen i.li'i p" Prev
Gus occasion His ifeutttcal1n ia c.f-
f.fr wan The assistance OF 81 detective
ha procured sufficient iuclipdtn1 eve
lfnra ro secure fLe arrest IiIaIf HNi ,'ii
gicuon of Ford. BE- developed ilat fDl4
had some years previous been sentenced
f0 fho prrifenfiary from Charlotte county
Al- Henr. Hayes son of Captain %. y.
HAYES died here tn-s morning RE Vas
vel known here and iu tle tobacco mar
kafs 10 N0-fh Carolina.
William II Hasklns of fhc Seyrnfeelfh
United states Infantry is here 0n VISIT
fo his sister Mrs william r. Gregory
b. has been In fhe regular army Tor
eighteen years was wounded at 'alfias1.
i- now 90 flrI0ugn. has recovered. ana
viii soon leave 90 rejoin bis regiment IN
the Philippines
DESPITE me terrible roads. The sales ~
Tear tobacco have been unusually large
here this week IL II "a mystery bow the
Farmers can get here win such loads
hut the eaeerness and need for money
defy an obstacles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

LJNAA. NA. Fehruary - -,sreciul) -
A nr. 'f.t uieht about ~ O'Clock destroy
90 stable. ana barn ou the farm formerly
owned .I The late so. g. B. kitt. near
A.rksNlIe. m tls county. THE lle
started BOO tne MILL AND is supposed go
have been accidental The barn and stable
were located uu inr dover bands off Sins.
Virginia Kite. Out the reNcIs.uuary Iuf.r-
cst bad been sold 200 Mr Charlie Glat.-.
The other buildings belonged OBJ Str Frank
Phillips. OBJ. This county. Ihe Joss B.. r--
t.matcd at bout GVu. party covered ly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
SHRIsES OF RICHMOND VISITED.
CONTINUED FROM SIXTH PAGE)

Etlf.Mn.
evening was passed very pleasantly. Miss
Bette Burweu Booker SANG and Pro
fessor Hair played There were other
delightful musical selections. which lasted
until Secretary Case returned.
SUPPER AT THE CLUB.
Perhap, the most distinctive social fea-
ture OF the day was the entertainment
provided by the Richmond Clearing
House Association Tor the delectation ~
tho visitors 10 was held at the Vest
moreland club and was one Of the most
entirely successful events OF tho kind
that have ever signaiizod the annual cone
venlons Of Che bankers. Do took the form
Of am oil-timo virginia supper and the
very deloctahIe menu was satisfactorily
discussed There was delightful i'm
formaliy about the whole affair that
must have commended BE- to every one
present There were mo- set speeches and
mo- toast-ust II was said that there
would Dee mo- "speech-maNng' at alL but
the temptation to littlD post pfandnl
orat0ry proved irresistible and judge
Gco-g, H. Christian was called upon to
full tho Office 0f foastmasfcr-a task
which he fulfilled fohcitously.
I'm proposing the toast. 'Our bonorcd
Guest" Judge Christian took occasion Oh
allude to tho difference ln opinion ON the
currency question which exists between
the Secretary of One Treasury on che
one side and tha President and the Comp
troil,r of the Currency ON the other
SECRETARY GAGE SPEAKS
Secretary Gage. in responding co This
toast expressed Che pleasure Doe bad eN-
D. I'D. .H D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
HOW ABD>kILLE.
Death of NeiI-hnovn Lady
briefs.

HOwARDsvILLE. February 2-(spe-
ciall-Mrs. Martha Edwardst a we'll
known lady on this place. died yesterday
afternoon al 10 o'clock. after q lnger-
ing illness. She leaves six children 10
noun her.
on the Absence OF a minister. Alr. j.
saxeIby Cobb read the burial service AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

PETERSBURG va. February o.
(SpccialJ ar Collie Htucy dleI ia Chess
terrified county to-day of pneumonia lie
had for some time been boarding with the
family of Nit Charles Chance. u th.s
city, in which SIX deaths from pneumonia
have occurred boo tlc last few days. and
where % d. thought Doe contracted the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
BANQUET TO GOMEZ.
pRILLI.yT AND wELL-ATTEsDED
AFFAIR At HaTsNZss.
PICTURE OF WASHINGTON PROMINENT
Reference. to Washington Loudly
Cbeered--The Cuban Leader Looks
Tired out-He il Very Gallant to
the Ladies.
the Ladies.

MATANZAs. February 22-The ban
quet rendered here % General MaE-mo
Gomez last night was brilliant affair
and well attended. The Junia Patriotica,
which bad charge o. the entertainment.
RETAINED from inviting spaniards. which
dlspleased the Cuban commander The
banquet was given IN the theatre. Inc
guests numbered 30. and 200 spectators
were present The boxes we're crowded
with ladies belonging 10 the best eircIe
of society. and the public generally
crowded the four tiers OF galleries. Gem
eral Wilson sat on the right NJ General
Gomez. and The CUBAN general. Betan-
court. was seated on his left s. picture
OF George Washington was prominently
displayed on the wall. General Gomez
during the banquet. leit bis seat and gale
lantly offered some flowers % Mrs. VIII
son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
mns. lINNns s,ol.nn, mln sIsrI.n
Honorary Regent of solid south
Itaom~-Uttts 90 Museum.

Honorary Regent of solid s""th
Itoam--Oitts 90 Museum.
A meeting of he Confederate Memorial
Literary Society was hold yesterday at 10
O'Clock N. at the museum. 1hc day was
the thld anniversary of tho opening ot
the museum. and heeldcs being George
WaahlngtOu's birthday. 80 wac thc anm-
Ncrsary of thc inauguration of Jefferson
Davis. For these REASONS ihr ladies ernc-
rally mako This daN sppoM occasion
and give ID social function. hut thls year
us ID fem m Lent 30 was deemed proper
20 have only tho usual business meeting.
There was asa unusually large attendance,
ana great deal OF important business
was transacted. Mrs. Joseph Bryan pre-
sided Fun aud interesting reports from
AN the standing committees were ROAD.
Airs llNsou. of tho Virginia Room, re-
ported "a contribution. which was turned
over 90 the Georgia Room. IL was tho
clearance papers of the Confederate brig
Halle Jackson from savannah, Ca. come
mandcd 10y captain hancr AN English
man. who ran thc blockade iortN-nNV
times The papers were presented by ms
widow. photograph of Colonel l"hn >
Noshy was also presented 10 the muse h
hy Mr.. W. h. Palmer.
The pmght,rs of the ConiederacN IN
Florida have voted am annual NppiopiA-
ton Tor the bcucAt OF the Florida Room
I'm the museum.
An Interesting report was read from
Mrs Wuklcr. the Texas toscnL
Mrs. HAYES has boon elected honorary
recent OF the Solid south Room, succeed
ing Miss Winnie Davis
Mrs Bryan appointed a committee
of ladies from this society Go confer Win
the gentlemen who have the Baltic Alb
bey IN charge
Mrs. Jenorson Davis has donated TO the
museum tNonty-cieht metal haages ana
four ribbon badges, presented 20 MISS
Winnie paws 10y various Confederate or
CARNATIONS.
Rev. pr. J. T. Smith accepted the posi-
zion OF chaplain 20 which he was elected
at the hast meeting
Mis-. HAYES has written promising the
museum the suit of clothes worn bN ftvs-
ident Davis when captured.
Mir Albert L. Tinslcy and Miss Gcorgi,
L. Waite were married yesterday eve
ming al 8 O'Clock. az che residence of Oh,