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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20

cotton to Eighteenth and Grace streets
,couire Donati saw three men at Broad
street. lust a square away, as II IN ar
ellment about something. just at thdt
limo Young mechanic, VINO was wen
known TO the Squire, came up on ms
- nome from late work, and he ana
the Squire entered into conversation
There was nothing specially uhusual
about the appearances or the three men
AT the other corner when they were III
eeen nv Squire Donati. and the next
moment they had passed out oil ms nj, Ilinu'
as ne and his friend conversed Inc CON
,,ersation did not continue many minutes
however. without interruption
CRIES OF MURDER. FIRE.!
Tho terrifying and blood-curdllng cry
Of Murder! Fire" and 'Pohce. rms
ont ON the chilly air The weighty squire
Iis friend. and the porters saw that the
sounds came from the Cullingworth cor
nor and rushed to the place They were
tbere i'm an instant. but fearful damage
mad leen done. The victim who had cail-
ed for aid 80 lustily-and he had goou
reason for doing so-was lying prone OH
fhe street, a crimson tide howlhg IRON.
his head and face, and several parts u
his body. The blood is on the street now
pedestrians even now turning aside d9
they come to it, thoughts OF the Tragedy
coming into their minds.
The man was almost undressep' 700
even to his shoes. His money ana us
watch were, Of course gone a..
officer Parkinson was soon On tn1
scene, also. and took Merrlmah I .,eI.
hol,-inq his iovial name, TO the station
Loree where he was cared for and made
as comfortable as possible.
No arrests have yet been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
MIR. wvrHE WHITES WEDDING.
Popular Young Richmond Man "e"S
Miss RcinohI, of Washington.

Miss RCInOnis OF ~
The WASHINGTON star Of yesterday con-
tains the following account Of the mar
riaee in that city Of popular Richmond
man:
"Hamline Methodist Episcopal church
was filled last evening by the friends OF
Mr.. Wythe White. Of Richmond, and MISS
Dtooio A Reinohl only daughter OF Mr..
- Mrs. ID c. Reinohl. Of this city 10
Witness their marriage. The bride entered
Tho church on the arm of her father
robed I'm which organdie over white taHela
e0l, and carried beautiful bouquet
~ bride roses. lilies OF the valley, and
,naiaen-hair ferns The maid of honor
Miss Gertrude Houston, wore handsome
pink organdie over pink taiIeta SILK anu
carried La France roses. ne groom "fS
attended by Mr.. Stafford NJ. Nhlte' OA
New York, as best man. ana MaS'e'
FRANCIS A. Reinohl, brother of the DIlde'
as ring page. The ushers were Mr.. y.
Weimer Reinohl, Of New York; MT W.
Parker Refnohl; Mr.. Porter Cox, or TINS
city. Mr.. Edgar 3. White, brother OF
the groom. and Mr.. Harvey L. Taylor or
Richmond. and Mr.. Graham HILL or Al
evandria. The Rev. DR.. w. K. Stricken
pastor Of the church, performed the "eu-
| ding ceremony. during the early part Oh
| which Mr.. 9. II. SWEET, OI6dll40I va ~
! church. rendered with most pleasing e.
! feet Sweetest Story Ever Told As
| the ceremony proceeded, and while the
/ bridal couple were kneeling at the chan
eel rail. the choir Of the church, OF when
/ the bride Is a member, under the leader
shin of Mr.. w. j. Palmer, sang the an
them 80. Perfect Love" in an Impressive
and charming manner. Among those
present from out of the city were Mrs
Judge Joseph j. White mother OF the
groom: Mir. J. Carter White, Mr.. Edgar
u. White, and Mrs. G. b. Peasley' Oh
Richmond, brothers and sister oil the
groom: Mr.. W. \. Dickerson, OF Rich-
mond: Mrs. William VI. Merrick, aunt OF
the bride. Of Philadelphia Miss Matte
L. Seip. Of Mauch Chunk, Pa; Mr.. anc
Mrs. S. Roland Dishman, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hibbs; Mr.. and Mrs Charles Len
nan, Of Alexandria; Mr.. George Shoe'
maker. of Hamilton, Va. and Mr.. Geors
Lawson. of North Carolina. The bnd'
was the recipient Of many handsome ah'
costly presents. After receiving the con
gratuIations of the immediate relatives O
the two families at the home of the Drlde
Gil o street, northwest, Mr. and Mrs
white left the city on the 10 =. NJ. tran
for New York, where they expect to re
main until the 2Sth instant, and VIII nav
three receptions rendered them In Brooh
1,,r and Jersey City"
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n Lewis of Richmond, DR.. Foster APP
t.... before the board and accepted 'N0
r.... in appropriate words.
l- Roster was born in Mathews LoIts
"-.s rs ago. There he mar 'e ues 49,
t says resided, except when Oh az
lie received collegiate euu
,r Randoph-Macon, after %nlC" IA ~
medicine i'm a doctors once anu
son Ger entered the New J. oIA ~
}..r of Medicine. from which ne $50
aga. win hieh honors. After piac'i. ,t,,e
-e FOR several years in his natiFS
county, Dc went 10 Europe and atlehUeu
.t.r. for nearly two years AT the hoy@l
Hospital of Edinburg. twice ne ",'S
t.r elected by the Medical SoclclS
re s.at. member OF the state bC oaIe
~ Examiners. which position be mas HIlou
tr tae past five years Dr. Foster Vas
-.rtel hv Governor Mckinney dl itos
trlf tae Eastern state Hospital ia lo9-'
arl was reappointed Ivy the succeealns
Governors. ana has always been oeeply
t.e.stDd BOO fits welfare ard mahaso
n.rt BE is well acquainted with the ue-
Rails of .hs executive department. As
% hs administrative ability, DR.. roster
t.s ior eight years been at the head OF
na public schools Of his county, ana nus
n.rl as Superintendent OF Schools OF
Mathews makes him stand in the front
I county superintendents of the state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
THE BALANCE OF TRADE.
Exports for 1898 quite Larse-i"-
ports Unusually small.

WASHINGTON, d. G., January u
(speclaI)-The story Of the foreign COM
merce OF 1898 is now complete. us ex-
norts are the larg 20 in our history lts
imnorts the smalles since 80, attn ush
the consuming popula no" % Pr
cent. grea er than at that ume'' AZ" -
~ IN emphaslze the great TX q IN
greatest wear. the month OF Deceh-peF
made Tor itself the highest record OF c
norris ever made by any montn III Ou'
history. ,,.....,o. ,ysra
The total exports Of December Were
sg7si7. AS. and OF the full calendar yeaI,
81. 254 925. 1863 Only two carrier c-l q,
v,ars crossed the bill n-dollar hne.tha
~ iSa7 having been 81. O99, lO3O45 and $50
81 O05 s57.2H The largest record OF any
month prior to that jus ended wa my ~.
80 November. 1898. which was SlZs 'o'Vii'
vbiIa only sixteen months In our n s,oiy
ever crossed the one-hundreu-hililo I-
dollar lire in our exports. Ihree '',lo
20 ~ Lon ar wear 1891 and three MOI rs
- tho calend r year 1886 show exp TVS
a., axcess og 100000. four mo IN
1897 while six Of the twelve Hottn~ %
iS1s showed exports OF more IMAM siN'v.V'
oao each and the full year averaged iho ,
than 100000 for It's eHu'e p"s'''
months. a. ,otsbIe
~ arnorts but for revers' reasons
Ho,ng the smallest since 1885. though
tha Consuming population Is. a. above IN
drcated "a pr cent. greater tina az tna'
,t,~a Thev am 'unt TO only ob,0fo't
against ap .s3. 1913 in 1871. Thus III. ia al
seo,ys an Increase o. more tina S5oVW''
ooo in exports and a decrease OF more na'
$4,000 co In imports, giving - IN
Iargest excess o. exports eve X W. II
our commerce.
The total excess Of exports OF merehan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20

hands residence on east Tabb street rom
tbe effects of meningitis, from when snS
had suffered for some weeks. ScN 81
DAVIS ago she had a relapse, with olher
complications, and medical skill iailea 10
relieve. Mrs. Keefer lost her youngest
SON. a bright and popular young man.
with meningitis last year. She was most
cstimable lady, widely known and De
loved I'm tho community. she leaves
three grown sons. nil,
IL is said that the city's orease VIZ
he put TO work I'm day or two 10 dIeuse
the river at points below the harDor ~
has been some time since any work oil
tnls kind has been done and bars nave
been formed which ren0er naVigauoh
dangerous to largor-size vessels Ihere
IS am uuexpended balance OF ABOUT w.
~ the government appropriation for the
inprovement Of the AppomattoX river
and This fund will be drawn upon 10Y
the above purpose.
In the Hastings Court to-day VI. D.
poonev (coloreD was convicted OF steal
ing n cow from his uncle, and was SEN
| fenced TO the penitentiary for one year.
The large new building at the corner
| If Sycamore and Tabb streets has peeh
pulled down, and on the site VIII soon
| he commenced the erection of the new
! banline-house for the Petersburg saw
/ irgs and Insurance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
pR,ycELy PRICE FOR 4 PINK
rn,r,v Thousand Dollars r"'" "
Boston.

,oeroN, January Blowing 10 ule ~
bO0 - - e 600 from II. \. Hlgih-
t,athar of Chicago and 1l9'"V 'to",
-. VII florist. Tor an interest III $50
-, Tbonas W. Lawson carnatons'
a,ho,,ss w. Lawson himself sent 49,
- A. Calvin. the owner OF me ho"e''
-, ,,.htob he said that IL should no, iSaso
49,, II IN was only matter OF .o'' 80.
- therefore made two overs ~ 70 80
aoriet The first was OF St." 80 Let
man AIR. HignbOtham.s onei-ioa carns-
- the Mrs. Thomas W. l.aws". he
"a IL NV ,yith the understanding tnAl 10
hid rresent II 70 the city OF nys. -,
10 he propa gated AT It's nurseflsS ~, NE
,iav In SIS public gardens ahu - ,ha
benefit OF the citizens OF no,Sr shonid rye
yrdarStandIng that Mr.. GAVIN suou,N
"a no one else the right 10 pr9pds1s. 80, ~,
~. cbonge fts name. The second o1et waS
~ s2O OD for the sole fignt 70 ~ 49,,
and the 5000 plants the horst n~1 D1dis
yided Calvin would continue " &c, a.,
tbe b,isincss OF selling the caination IN
~ terms stated In 4 letter sent 10 s,l'
Iawson. Mr.. Calvin sent woru 70 81. 81.
LAWSON that he would accept t.e .a,ss
nroposifion. 50 that the pleasa,' 70
.ton which the pretty pink has been c,e'
ting ia AZ an end for the present Mr
dawson's letter 10 Calvin was character.
istic. eve well know he writes 'na'
chicago has many. many things ,hat ou.
little town has not. ana tnat n'r e1NSs
a,.t.scs should have about all they reacn
Cor hut there are a few things they must
do without. and one Of these IS the beau
,iynI slower YOU so kindly named for MS.
Lawson Those Of US whose oslhs Ia
been confined 10 our modest niue 'y"n,
IA whose aspirations and ambitions have
h been acquired from and moulded by her
Did-fsshioned and simple TRADITIONS
sbo,ld not be disturbed or molested 20
the possession OF that love ana the rev
sb,ngs I'VE love and understand. and
,,,hicb understand us-the fowers-ever
by The great people Of Chicago"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20

,,ddleton. Virginia; c. ID. Nc
Z. =. 1,aarIofte n. c.; G. W. PemOer-
hnleI It;;,e-,,ia. T. ]. Crowder, stanton
IN. n Y. Yancey, HarrisonDurs, "a
az ~ Moore. Richmond; G. Brown an
wife. Bristol, Va; r. l.. ,I DISCO
ericksburg. Va.-Howard houS w
80 NJ Morris, Richmond; >. W.
MISS ~, Tli wife Norfolk, Vast. James
j. r. Smith ana WIZ -
einia.-NatonaL o,-.,a
ei Messrs e. shepardson, Of Richmond,
~ vveisieer. of Manchester, are at
the Hotel Johnson. = poeser
~ II smith, Manchester; II; T.. Eenei.t
Si,nnson. and NJ =. Haskell, Front
RovaI: II. r. Fairfax, Virgiha-A n'
American. ,-..o.,,,l,o Va-The
Raleigh. .u..,
Among the fourth-class postmaslers
or,ointSd to-day were George .. La!iliii'
,ica Augustus Barnes, removed az PiaTh
crsat wilson county, n. c., and ): II.
Hines vice william r. Harvey. ueau' ~
Vandola Pittsylvania county va
,rbose commissioned were Ethan J.
snroles CHnchport, Va. Harvey ID,
| Coonweu. Great Falls, va, ana "eois'
w williams. Sandy, va. ,,,-,-.,
A new office has been estapllsheT IN an
! SYRIA. Madison county va, WIN -. VI,
| liam r. Berrey as postmaster
| from CHARLOTTESVILLE.
GOVERNOR TYLER AT THE CAPITOL
Governor Tyler was at the Capitol 10.
dav and was granted the prlVheso Vi
tbo aoor Of the House during the taxing
90 the vote on the Brown-Swanson CON
test He was accorded quite an ovation,
! and was introduced 10 large number VI
members OF both political parteSl ne ne
| Governor is here principally IN u0fal u
| Some Young gentlemen who Wish 10 Sc
- Commissions I'm the regular army
when the bill reorganlzlng 1t passes Con-
- He called at the White HOUSE.
v,bsre ne introduced one or two appu-
conts 10 the President, who was exceed
irg1v cordial. promised TO bear the mat :
ter in mind, and TO do what nc c"u'N
when opportunity offers. r,b
owing 70 the absence OF Captain Lamp,
who has the papers, Governor lyler clu
not mention the claim Of the SlaSe ~.
money due by the Federal GoVerilliieI''
for supplies furnished the virginia tiooPs
last April. He will. however can asHli
tomorrow, and explain the mallei 70 ~,
PRESIDENT remind him Of his promises
and. no doubt, will succeed IN optdiiii"s
an order for an early adjustment
Governor Tyler will, by invitation, Vlsl
the pure Food Congress tomorrow, AM
will probably make brief address.
CONFEDERATE REUNION
The Confederate reunion here to-nisn
was a grand success. eloquent ana pa
triotic speeches were maue, Az nro
repudiatink the Butter aihen1iii."s -
v,d,ne for pensions for ex-confederat
soldiers. ,-,,.a -aav a
4 ,oIio'rs. charles d. HUI, Brocket, va
AMI Ida n. Burruss, Louisa. va; Ihe n
dor Snrs Fl Smith. Manchester. va. an
Emf Emily L. BrOdel. Of FairPort New ze goET
: .-harles q. Leary ouantieo. and . ze YaI
Lunsford, OF stafford; strother =. f IA,
d. cey and Annie NJ. Green, potn OF Nu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
slice svcle & Son. "THE TOWER," julius 2YS-e q 2o"

d,so ,s ss2l 2so 535. against sSj70o'al IN
IS97 which was the highest recon- p'io'
to 1898. hi.,o-y cou-
IA ne u Ter the unusually small .mpo .,
were naturally aecomp "a, so l. y The to,
10. .ai ia nominations fr he year Were
s sT5 6 s 80 ard the total gold exp ira
lions siSi9i95i, making the excess 81 o. Tine Io
ports OF gold FOR the year sh'ah .,,re.e5 in
largest gold importation Of any pieceu,'SS
, ,.nar Das that OF 1886, when It amounted
TO e but sol 7s 49, and when the sSes :, qse
imports over ext. Is was only go Se - ~, iss;
whIle only two years in the decaoe -
and 1s9s-show any exec on iHpo -
gold g The total imports Of ia do oSs % %oT
of which comes in " tn ead ., Urs' ,,r.er
Gums ,ham hat at Of any earlier yea s. save 30
s ana 1871 ga while the exports stated In I'm O ssd
lion value except coins - 7o7 10 4 cum nm
Sosor nan that Of any preceding yeaF'
lent 1895 1895. and 1897.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
MORE NEGRO SOLDIERS RIOT.
They Make Trouble in
and Resist Arrest

CHARLESTON. 5 c., January u
Three prlvates Of the Ninth Ohio color
ed, Regiment, now stationed at sumner
Vile. were up before Recorder JerHey, -
the Police Court here this ihorh, ,n.',
charged with starting riot In low
dive on Market street. Several shots Were '.,,
fred by the soldiers, and tney F e,.,'tS..
arrest by a policeman. Mayor shly enc
wrote 70 Genera Waties. who commands
camp Marion. asking whether the soldiers a,
should be tried by the civil or the mn mn
tar authorities. The General replied
-, 49, The civil courts should proceed with
the trial. roh, No
In the city Court Privates John NC
Pheeters and Simon Jackson were ule es
on minor charges against them 80 ana anu
t9o resnectively. on the charge of assault
and battery. with intent TO Kill, they APP
reared before a magistrate and were sent
TO tall to await trial at the Court Oh "a
stons. The third soldier Richard HarreIl,
was fined 80 by the Recorder Tor De'hs
drunk and disorderly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
DIR. FOSTER ELECTED
,lpERINTENDENT or THE EAsI-
ERN STATE HOSPITAL.
! SKETCH OF HIS CAREER.
, Native of Mathews County-Direc-
tor In the Institution since iH'--
His Medical Education and EXec"-
live Ability.
live Ability.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA January w.
(spocial)-The Board Of Directors Of the
Eastern State Hospital met in quarterly
session to-day. with all the members
rr,e.nt except Colonel William Il. AyletL
a. King william. Colonel Walter H.
Tavlor. Of Norfolk. arrived on the eve
ming train. The board having transacted
,re regular routine work before it, re-
,...acd over 10 have a night session to
.rt a superintendent vice DR.. Moncure'
ceased.
The acting superintendent DR.. John
-h. I'm his quarterly report TO the
ard. appropriately and feelingly alluded
81. the late superintendent, and the board
-ed suitable memorial resolutions.
10 the night session Of the board Dr.
S. Foster. Of Mathews county, va"
,s unanimously elected superintendent
the hospital His name was presented
ID a few well-chosen remarks by Mr.. D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
EVEN TOOK HIS SHOES OFF.
Tbomna Merriman Very Roughly
-. Win nv Unknown Men.

p,,broord has certainly had one genu-
- onA very aggravated case TOO
% hold-up within the past week
Two unknown men assaulted Thomas .
o %SFn,l'e al Eighteenth and Broad streets
tu c,o0 M cullingworth's corner and ,d not
only robbed him of his watch ana ,, ep"i he
all the money (several ooI, ,aa neat him
had and his shoes. but also pea, M" re
mos most I horribly. leaving him only at ON sTe
t app'o o'tracted by their victims screams
Of pain and horror. ,,rpr
SQUIRE DoNAT1 THERE a., 60
Squire V. Donati. who was the hrs eo ~
reach the mans side, ewes rror
graphic account Of this tni'i""e
OF the carly morning hours. ,d two
just before 2 o'clock the Squire ana n .wD
Of his porters were going up on oh" Ma
Hin from down town. When 'heS nov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20

state-senator Maynard. OF virginia
,,ss again AT the Capitol to-day win
some friends. whom he introduced L
Governor Tyler and Representative nay
in the east lobby Of the House.
II. F. Brett, Jr., OF fopssinou, nd sre
Colonel ]. ID. BIaay. vi n'''"'O
stopping at the Ebbitt. co,,,
NJ duffy and wife, North Carolina;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20

Q a. g II q II Z a.
' Sc, a: ~ % y; = :: -;'' '''''
=
.ylF. gu. Sw. isst-w YARN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
The COCKADE CITY.
Government CoEtract-TO Deepen the
AppOmattOA.

PETERsBURG. VA, January l9-(Spe-
oaI)-The Petersburg Iron-Works has
been given q contract by the government
..r tae manufacture Of 1900 4-inch shells.
ae order Tor these shells was given in
'- nature OF a compliment 10 the com
.eay because Of the very prompt ana
sabfactory execution OF the several pre-
contracts for the manufacture or
large quantities Of ordna--e OF different
s'l's ard the high grade Of the material
punished. There were several bidders
' tnis contract.
Afs Keefer. wife Of Mr.. Harry f..
N''ier whose extreme illness has been
"enuoned, died this morning at her nus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20

norer. BERNARD NJ Wood. of Gordonsvllle'
"a stella Louise True, Of Louisa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-20
WOMAN'S SENTIMENTS.
Thew Are Little Understood by Men, But lney cause
Her Untold Happiness or Misery.

Tho Girl Of to-day Is the mother OF
future generations. Humanity is aoso'u'e
lv dependent for It's continuance anu
,Y-eservot,on on the knowledge and siam
ina and health Of women. Womans lot
ana her relations 20 the world are sHeh
as 10 deserve great deal more a.,en
ton and consideration from science tna"
she has yet received
The American race Of women IN paruc-
ular has questions TO settle that are .luSh
more important than the extension vi ."e
suffrage to women or the enactment Oh
national divorce law. -.
why IS It that there are so many ievo'o
and sicl<ly women all over the landY why
a. ~ that nor an average OF over one child
is born TO American women why -
that hundreds OF thousands OF America"
men will not marry at all?
Have YOU ever thought OF these Things!
II Is because disease IS striking az the
very root OF the American race. IL y pc
cause most diseases can trace their cause
10 one source-viz., troubles OF the klo-
news and adjacent organs
The kidneys are the great organs Oh
the body but this is little realized or
understood. A healthy, happy woman,
with good complexion. 5000 appeute' anu
hopeful spirits never has diseased Kidneys
The same is true OF men.
But kidney disease Is so deceitiui' SO
treacherous. so strange In rs approacnes'
that It often steals into the oody anu
deceives the victim before ne Is aMdi',
r., II * known that II can posltNey De
n the kidneys and the female ofsaps' ""N
49,. tho, twenty years. It IS acknowledged
:. ever brought sufferers from Brights dis
- - ,,roeer. dav which sufferers from
The Republican journal., 1899-08-10
Right After All.

A head adorned with shaggy and I'M
manageable whiskels was thrust out of
the window, and voice that fitted the
beard inquired
''What is it?'
''Oh, is this Mr.. Higgins?' came still,
small voice from the shade of the doorway
below.
eyes
''Please come to Ala High Street just as
quick as you can and bring your instru-
ments.''
81 amt no doctor; I'm a carpenter.
Dir. Higgins lives in the next street,
And the window came down with a slam
that told of former experiences of the
same kind on the part Of the humble
artisan.
But Carpenter Higgins had not got COM
fortably back into bed before the bell rang
again, and, uttering some remarks, he rose
once more and went to the window.
''Well, what do you want now?" he
calculated.
''Please, SIR" said the little voice, sits
you we want. Pa an ma is shut up in the
foldin' bed, an we can't get 'em out. -
lEpworth Herald.
The Republican journal., 1899-08-10
Enworth League Convention.

The State Epworth League will hold
young peoples religious and patriotic
convention at Northport Camp Ground,
Eug. 1917. An invitation has been ex-
tended to all the young peoples societies
in the State. Let the Leagues of Maine
rally at this great convention.
Northport Camp Ground is a delightful
place. it is one of the most beautiful
resorts on the Maine coast.
Already we are assured OF great con-
vention.
Rev. J. r. Day, D. D., Chancellor of
Syracuse University will preach on We'd
nesday. DR.. Day is well known as one of
the foremost preachers IN the United
States. Other able men and prominent
League workers will be on the program
We shall have a report OF the great
indianapolis Convention.
The Methodist choir OF Searsport will
furnish music This is the finest choir in
Waldo County
Thursday at 10 A. NJ, one OF Names
| leading educators will speak At 2 p. NJ,
we are to be favored with an address on
Modern Civilization by Hon. VIM. P
FRYE. u, S. Senator from Maine. Our
favorite senator has few equals as plat
form orator.
The Baptist Choral Association of Rock
land, with the popular soloist, Miss Sarah
Hall as leader, will furnish music. This
is Knox County's favorite choir and con-
sists of about 80 members.
There will be band concert on the
Park at P. NJ.
Fine boating and driving may be en-
joyed between the services. Recreation
and instruction may thus be happily
blended.
Transportation: Half-ra have been
granted on steamers and railroads. All
Penobscot river boats touch at Northport.
Entertainment: All delegates must en-
terrain themselves. Rooms for self board
ing can be obtained at private and society
cottages. There are good restaurants and
tine hotel on the grounds.
Estimated expense from so cents to
81. 90 per day Ample accommodations
for all. committee will be in waiting
at the auditorium, where arrangements
can be made on arrival.
Ten cents admission to the grounds.
The same will be asked Of residents.
Come one Come all .
W, W. OGIER, Manager.