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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
TO CoL0xIzE THE NEGROES.
CoIored Lawyer of Tennessee
gurntes Such n scheme

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. January Ia
An application was made to-day os
7. uutchins. John +. Hatton. and othe'
leading. colored citizens of this CITY, io'
n charter for the National America"
Colonization Association, the object pei"7
- organize branches In the Southern
States.
The association is formed with VIC"
Ia colonizing negroes In the west ""-
securing from Congress concess'o"
ouo,, tho Colonies so formed the right OF
s,o,o government and representatives III
Congress, etc. ,.,,
The plan was originated by ,. !. Luz. w.
ms a negro lawyer of this CITY W. with
given the question of "Wnat W ~ yr,,tcb-
,ba Nogro,' a great deal OF study. Hutch-
ms was n Circuit Judge In North Nal -, "a
during the reconstruction. and II Is san
he came nearer TO giving satistacuon ~
the whites In his circuit than any nee.o
who ever held a like office. He states 40
a reason for his proposed colony ,,S
the people Of the United States shou'o
be given an opportunity TO see wne,n ma
the negro Is capable OF goverhihs CIV
holding office" .or soys,
The application for the charter says
~It is not fair TO Judge OF the nesiV
ability TO conduct public anairs s 49,
failures he has made In oince ~ NV
South. Given an opportunity, wne" ,horc.
ara altogether dependent upon -,
selves. the negro will solve the uues .s,
ouicklv as to whether they are 49,,
~ citizenship and to be an ih'esi'i '
| Of the government. ., ,eadin,
..oos Of the South are in sympa'n'
| with him in the movement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
SIXTEEN DROWNED,
Awful Fate Of The British Bark
Ands|ina
A VALUABLE VESSEL LOST.
The Catastrophe Due to q Ttfn-
fC Gale.
NO HOPE FOR THEIR ESCAPE.
seamen Were Penned III Like Rats In
Trap-The Hatches were Open
When the Boat Capsixed-Wrech
Occurred mt Tacoma, Wash

later report concerning the wreck OF
the bark Andelira (printed on page b.
ED, reads as follows:
TACOMA. WASH, January 1.-THE
British bark Andelina, 23b tons. Of Nova
Scotia. Captain q. w. Sailing. sank In
twenty-five fathoms OF water In front
OF the ST. Paul Mil wharf. and the cap
drowned
The accident occurred during the night
The vessel came four days ago In ballast
from Shanghai. The ballast had been
discharged and the ship was lying at an
Choir. waiting to be lowed into the dock
Last night a terrific gale ragged on tho
bay, the wind blowing thirty-six miles,
an hour. TWO great boom logs were
placed behind the Andelna. one on each
side. During the gale. between and I
o'clock this morning. one Of the logs went
| adrft. causing the ship TO capsize. with
very little warning to the crew.
LIKE RATS IN A TRAP.
The vessel was entirely without ballast,
| and the matches were open. All on board
were caught like rats in trap. and had
no chance TO escape. The ship simply
| careened over, the water flowing In
| through the open matches. and she sank
| At daylight this morning the ship was
missed. Where she had been riding ap-
| parently securely at dusk the night be-
fore there showed but a blank stretch
of water. The wreckage which was
! strewn about the bay told Of the vessels
fate. A large number OF the crew were
| discharged yesterday, or the loss of lifa
| would have been far more appaiiing.
The ship was 10 have commenced taxi
ing on a cargo Of wheat for Queenstown
to-day and was to receive further orders
Captain Stating lived in Annapolis, n.
g., and leaves widow and three children.
He Is well known In this port.
The Andelina left New York May 9th
last for Shanghai. carrying case OIL and
arrived there October 18th. She reached
this port less than a week ago 10 load
wheat for Eppinger * CO.. OF san Fran
cisco, for export To England.
She was built at Worklngton, North
England I'm 1889, and was owned by f.. +.
II. Roberts, Of Liverpool, and was rated
AL by Lloyds. Her dimensions were;
: Length, $50 feet; beam, Y: depth Of hold,
"a feet inches; tonnage, 2,2s5 net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
AN OFFICIAL FUNERAL.
congressional Action Concer"'"s
Nelson Dingley.

,,,,c1,rNcTON. January 14.-Profound
sorrow was manifested to-day In every
walk of public life at the announcement
nat Nelson Dingley. Of Maine. had passeu
avav. At the late home Of Mr.. D'nsiey'
.,.e Hamilton Hotel. there were many e'i-
dances OF that deep personal esteeni ;"
n,tioh ha was held. Messages OF cohuo-
,aroo oor,e from every quarter OF the
country. and to these were aooeu w
,ersonal condolences of CABINET oilA''
ao,,a.or. Supreme Court Justices anu
members Of the House.
A. the House of Representatives 'ne
aootb ~ Mr.. Dingley came as persona
r ,'Saoia,,or,ent TO the men with wnon hs
-. haen long associated. Inc ueSn ~
io,t o,,,iod as floor leader OF the iouse
- +ho centre Of the Republican Siue
.ne chamber was heavily drapeu III ot ~
tiie Cii'.' -, u-as a profusion of orchlus'
salaat dag. coral sprays, and smiidA'
4 STATE FUNERAL
IN view Of the long and distinguished
sar,dces Of Mr.. Dingley the tuneral eeie
,,orv will be in the Hall OK the nous -
representatives, and Will De ~, haId
tIlre of "A state luh'i"', D., =
eui1 % a,cIock noon on Monday, Kew .
Newman officiating. assisted Dy re''
Couden. Chaplain of the House. -,
Tr.IitIe the recent funeral ceremony ol
ca,ator Morrill,. which was held ourils
- recess of Congress, this Will pe oiio."
a. obaracter and invitations Will De sen
a. tho President and members Vi VI,
Cabiret the Chief Justice ana Jus''ey'
30 the limited States Supreme Couit
| Senators. Representatives anu
| of the Diplomatic corps.
PRESIDENTS TENDER LEI Ihh'
p.os,dort Mckinley sent very feeling
lottar in his own Handwriting, en ,pI,9.'
inc his grief and that of MIS- Nicn''''''
! II was as follows: % ,soo
| "F,xacutive Mansion, January u, i'SS,
"neor Mrs. Dlngley,-I nave this M
,,ont learned Of the death OF your ols.
., ished husband. and write to express ,h'
Srofound sorrow which both Mrs. Mcn Nlu
lev and myself feel for you III YOU, -
ostc,ion We mourn with you IN tni
o,,aryvhslming loss. which Will De ueep''
ca, bv the whole country. From my io'''
- intimate association Win MIN
on,,,es m me as personal bereavement
,reot consolation in this SAD houi
racolIection of Mr.. Dingley eNaite'
oharocter. his domestic virtues; ms quie'
useful distinguished life, ana ms ,ons
continued faithful service In oehdi, =
49, colIow-citizens. who will always cher
isb his memory as that OF great s'"'eS
man and true patriot. .,o,.
..With sympathy. believe me, alWa!
.,,oareI,, WILLIAM MKINLEN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
PICTURE OF PELHAM,
Portrait 10 Be Presented 10 Lee
Camp To-NoHoW Night .
GEN. WHEELER TO BE HERE,
T. Will kccspt the Painting on Behalf
Of The Veterans.
MANY HoNoRs TO THE HERO
uc WIN he the Central Figure ~
Three Receptions During IFS stay
~ Txvcnty-Four Hours here-i"'
programme.
MANY HoNoRs TO THE HERO
programme

No ,or,r,it Of Major John Pelham will
g., ,-esonted 10 Lee Camp tomorrow
mi The speech on behalf Of the Sons
~, veterans. who contribute the richly
...t,.5 addition to the senior camps gal
'.-.. ,r,u be made by Grand-Commander
,,,,r,, p. Cox. and General Joseph Wheel
Che gallant ex-Confederate and
,.-, ~ Santiago. will accept the painting
for Ice Camp.
THE occasion will be a notable one. the
....ss~tstion of Major Pelham's por-
..., would be an interesting event under
,-, circumstances. 1t becomes douoly SO
..., General Joe Wheeler as the CHIEF
.-.,o- Both the members of Lee Camp
.-s,po sons were anxious that he should
,.ts ,,rt IN the exercises and they were
s.f.--ss Tor several weeks in order tha'
%. might arrange TO be present.
n, people Of Richmond have always
,o-o-sd General Wheeler. lie has be-
come even more popular with them since
h.s Gallant work at Santiago. The man
rer in which he will be entertained VIII
host show how glad his hosts are to nave
him here.
PLANS FOR HIS COMING.
General Wheeler will be here less than
twentv-four hours. and he will not have
much idle time programme mas Uee'
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ton. and that he is committed to no poll
cy calculated 10 discourage. much less
strike down. the aspirations OF liberty
loving people all over the world.
M'KINLEY'S PURE PURPOSES.
81 belong to "A different political party.
but / should be false to my sense OF
justice, and 10 that pride which ieei
as an American. II I did not declare my
confidence In the patriotism ana purity
OF purpose Of William Mckinley. lie Is
no usurper Of power, no stranger "
American institutions. but one or lhe
American people called to his high office
by their suffrages. and II would De
strange indeed II he did not share 10
the fullest extent In the love OF liberty
and the principles that underlie IL. What
less than this can be truthfuliy sald oi
an American President? II would De 'he
beginning OF the end of our great career
as a nation.
"Rut the solemn problems which con-
front us are not with the President
when the treaty is ratified no policy can
be adopted without the sanction OF Con-
gress. and the whole American people VIZ
determine through their REPRESENTATIVES
what relations we shall sustain TO the
Philippines. l., TINS,
"Shall we hold the sovereignty !" -,
for their people. as we VIII do III Cu ,,",,
or shall We with their consent es.a US,
q protectorate over them or govern '" ~
as we will the island Of Porto hico .t..r,,
these important questions WIN q;
onr,o mn for determination after the ratl
ecotion Of the treaty | will not eh'e,
,air the fear that tho American peopi'
,v,II not stand by the principles OF th'
Cons,itution or the declaration that theN
will not curb the ambition Of terrltollt
ao,arordizement and exhibit to the worn
an example Of moderation. justice, 'm'
se,f,res,raint that will be worth TO u
,n moral strength more than all III
! isiands of the seas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
DREYFUs MATTER NEARLY ENDED.
Report That Court VIII Report Very
Soon Now.

PARIS, January 14-The Matn and tho
Gaulois this morning say they UNDER
stand the inquiry Of the Court OF Casa
ton in the Dreyfus case is on the point
Of terminating, and the tribunal will re-
port that the acts OF treason actually
occurred. but that sufficient proof Of the
guilt OF Dreyfus does not exist. and that
his sentence therefore is quashed.
The papers add that there will be a
fresh court-martial. Dreyfus, II appears.
was Informed Of the revision proceedings
some time ago. but he is under the i'm
preston that they are due to the initia-
tive OF the general staff. and In his letter
the prisoner thanks General Boisdofrre.
tho former chief OF the general staff. and
his comrades of the army for the action
taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
FAITHFUL TO THE END
.pec, stratum Moore's Mo'"er
Ing to Help Her.

MACON. GA. January IA speo'"' "
the Telegraph from Atlanta Ca says,
Mrs Sarah strahan, mother oil re'
strehan-Moore. has gone to New io,A
% gst hail for her daughter. who Is LOCK-
"a % - the Tombs. in New York charged
with aiding her husband W. A. r. ~ =.
in his attempt to blackmail a prominent
hotel man in that city. .,,, .rorartv
Mrs. Strahan has considerable p nppeo =,
in Atlanta and in the state Oh OleeD ,,a
She Is willing to put it all with any one
who will produce $4,000 cash pan i'' ''s'
daughter. ~ .npa.,, stra.
II Is now believed that Mrs. fe' So nd
ham Moore will soon be Hoeia.eu -
will return 20 Atlanta one gay n'N
with her mother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
SENSATIONAL ALABAMA CASE.
Charges OF Fraudulent As''s"
Not Sustained.

MOBILE. ALA. January ~ -.,.od
t,onal case was decided here IN 'he -
states Court to-day. in which mercna" :,
in many cities were Interested Jane 80 -,
-, nonnaasv Of Marengo county, Ala faileo
,n,o lars ago: but previously disposed Oh
s's Goods 20 Jacob Marx. julius MARX
and Edward Marx, of the same oOu.' ,'1
and the charge of conspiracy to deirauO
creditors was brought against al 'o"'
Another charge of using the mails 10 ue'
,na,,d was brought against kornesay,
1iso rorGict in both cases is Not guilty,
and , T9s Judge from the bench stated ta S
anu sha e eyIdsnce was so frivolous that tht
sns ought ought never to have been brousn'
I'D for trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

Lieutenant Pakkareyiex shoots and
Kills "A Colonel.

VIENNA. January 1.-THE Neue f'rele
Presse publishes a telegram from Kra-
kow, saying that Lieutenant Pakkare-
viez, who was recently sentenced TO .
term Of imprisonment FOR neglect OF duty,
yesterday shot and killed Colonel Ze-
lincki. The murderer was arrested. and
later made d statement, in which he said
he intended 10 shoot all the members OF
the court-martial under whose conviction
he was sentenced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
Eour,h Corps Dissolved.

HUNTSVILLE. ALA, January li-Or-
ders were received at the headquarters
-, the Fourth Army Corps to-day an
nouncing that this corps is formally dis
solved. -,
The First Cavalry Brigade is also bro
ken M. the Second Cavalry having been
nrderad 10 Cuba. and the Tenth Cavalry
oss,gned TO the Department OF the South.
co,nmonded by Brigadier-General Pen
,,ns,ton Chief Quartermaster Penney.
engineer Chittenden, and Commissary
Grierson. members OF the corps stan, re-
main here for the present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
WAR IN BOLIVIA.
The Federaiists victorious-Consuis
To Act as Nediators.

LIMA. PERU. via GALVESTON, Jan
uary H.-Advices from Bolivia say that
General Caceres Is detained a. uynni by
order of President Al. nzo. According 20
.he same aIvices. GCrfial Camacho. tho
head Of the Fede.dlist Iryops. left Lafsz
With 2.o00 men. and has Il Ken up posi-
ton at Quenco. two leagues from i.dPaz
on the road 10 Oruro. President Alonzo's
troops were ouiflanked by the Feder1is,s.
pnd his advance guard was defeated. The
fO;e.gn consuls at IaPaz have decsded 10
act AZ me- dlators betwc n the government
rrooDs and tic insurgents with a Wow
"a oyerfing blOCdShed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
WEST VIRGINIA sENATORsuIP.
Roth Parties Are to Caucus Next
Week.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, January Ii
Tho chief development in the senatorial
c,,,,o,tor ,o-dav was the issuing of call
for a Republican senatorial caucus to
no held next Thursday night. The petition
was mt in circulation by the Scott
forces II was endorsed also by Gov
ar,or Atkinson's managers. The friends
80 other senatorial candidates would con-
sent 20 sign the call only for continuous
,oss,on beginning Monday, to last as long
80 ti,ev choose TO make it. BY delay, the
onnosifion 20 Scott have sought 70 defeat
~ Nan for an early solution of the sit
na,,on The Democrats to-day put in cir
o',Iation a call for a senatorial caucus, to
no held next Wednesday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
SMILING MRS. BOTkiN.
Sentence Deferred for al Wee.-Pien
for "A New Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO, January h-Mrs'
Cordella Botkin, convicted OF the murder
- Mrs John y. Cunning. of Dover. Dell
anpeared before Judge Carroll to-day for
sentence, but. on the motion OF her at
,orneys. sentence was deferred until Janu-
ary 2lst. at which time her attorneys VIII
enter a plea for a new trial. The con-
,,icted woman appeared in court smiling
and showed no signs of her recent alleged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
,xrss OF GENERAL wEIsIGER.


General David A. Wesiser' VINO mas
hen suffering with the grip for three
weeks was stricken between ana !
o'clock yesterday afternoon with what
,.a,,,od a. the time to be paralysis.
For several hours his cohdi'Ioh VS.
alarming. but he rallied somewhat iatef
ON and at midnight he was resting quite
,rou If was then hoped his illness would
,,rove 70 be only a relapse, and that ne
would soon be better again.
General Weisiger was a gallant Con-
federate. and was long a successful ouSi-
ress-man here. He retired few years
$50 He boards at 2O9 east Grace street
and is being attended by DR.. Stone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

escape from a terrible wreck was Inhde
on the Hempfield railroad. A landslide,
caused By the heavy rains. occurred AZ
a point on the Rehenstel farm. pas
sengcr train ran into the mass Inc en-
CINE was badly damaged. but happily was
not derailed. The passengers were oaoy
shaken up. but none were seriously IN.
jured Considerable damage was done ae
Newca stie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15

,.s,,t strateg1cal genius, made him one OF
u .,.i '-rest f,pi,res of the war Some oil MS
vi are among the most daring recorded
&c the most daring army the world mas
VI Wv ar 'sThe War Child Rides To-
night" was favorite southern song,
nfaaral wheeler was noted Tor dasnlnB
.,'.r,''h tho enerly's lines and hitting his
No. a. of communics alton. lie would tear
49,, nv The track. build up big fires Of the
up and lay the rails across them. When
' 'i,. az" ',,cre rcd-hot in the centre the men
~ selze each rail by the ends and
S S them like wire. They could never
be used on another TRACK
BIOGRAPHY IN A NUTSHELL
General Wheeler is native OF Augusta
Ga. where he was born sep,emDer ~,
1895; graduated from WeSl fo,n "a s 49,, a.
made lieutenant OF caVa'r' anu -
CONTINUED ON PAGE slAihI->'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
The Weather.

- WASHINGTON. January IA
lrilp Forecast for Sunday:
vlrginia-Fsir ill Tuesday,
colder; brisk 10 high northwester-
" winds. diminishing
North and south Carol.na-Fair. colder:
fresh westerly winds. diminishing.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was rainy throughout the fore
noon. with clearing skies in the afternoon
and at night.
Sfafe OF thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-15
uOxDERFIL SOLDIER.

He "a a wonderful soldier. Ihere was
NOT another in either the northern OF
southern armies who closely reseilDl .-
rim in his style Of fighting, unless IL was
Forrest. Ii is a great proof or the sem 10
ce the latter. who was an untraiheu SUI
dier that his tactics so closely resehi,
bled those of Wheeler, who was ualieu
in the finest military school in the Worlu'
..The War Child" was the title gwen
General Wheeler by the people OF the
south during the war between the STATES
His rise in rank was 50 rapid as 10 De
without a parallel He entered the Con-
federate service as lieutenant Oh arth-
ierv In a month or two he became the
colonel OF a regiment, then prlgauler,
tben a major-general, and in 49, was
TIaced at the head of the army corps %
cavalrv of the western army. All TINS
IN a little over a year, and before ne wa
oe vaors of age. Before he was - 9eai
oid he was the senior cavalry geneial lll
tbe confederate armies. he was ths
,oyneest major-general in the service
coneTaI Fitzhugh Lee is only one year
Nis senior. The dash and the courage o.
General &C. Wheeler, combined with won
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
cry Bl,EvIrIE,.

The Houston iAsht Guard will hold meet
ms ~ tho armorv In the Bsns building TO-
night.
Alderman Blackburn o. the Fifth ward was
at the polls all day yesterday and put Ia
some good ticks for the bond issue,
There are undellvered kilograms at Tho OF
Dec OF the Western Union Telegraph company
fer Mildred Greer, Alice irr.pEton sod w, NJ,
Davis,
Mr. Jake Weiss' contribution 10 the neod
sunerers through the First Ward eemmittva
was 81 90 instead of 81 %, as the types made
" gpnear IN yesterdays report
There will he y special meeting OF the Aous.
ton Real Estate association AT the business
League today NJ $50. at witch several mat
ters % vital Importance are to DO acted upon
i.ueius johnson. a ltght oemplcNtoned negro
hoy. WAS found to he suffering from seyere
attack of illness ON tho corner OF Caroline
street and Pcase avenue Yesterday, and was
iaken 70 81 lescph's 'nnrmsry In the patrol
Wagon
rhourh ~ the fourth week OF It's continu-
anee. tho protraeted meeting at the CLARK
Street haptis, church has lost acne OF Us H.
tareSt MANY are tnQutinS the Way OF life,
and tho church IS being augneu,oa sad
strengthened The meeting Will continue
through this week. and peNt Sunday will he a
missionary day,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
a nnNnrIr ooNcnnr.
small Crowd Heard an Attractive
rruprRmme

small Crowd Heard an Attractive
rrOgrRWmc
The concert given In the chapel OF tho
First Presbyterian church by the Texas
Malo Quartetto for the benefit OF the hood
cess from an arsisto standpoint. but
hardly SO financially, The audience pres
ent was by no means as large as tho
merit OF tho attraction and the worthy
object for which IL was given deserved,
but It was very appreoiativc aDa each OF
the several numbers on the programme
was we'll received.
The first number was pleasing plane
solo, "Rando Capriccosso, by Grelg,
which was well rendered by MIR. II, Lee
Reasley. who was followed hy he Texas
Male Quartette composed OF Messrs c.
u. oliver, w II. oliver. :. A, kinthid
aud Il. l., De Almond. In Mendolssohn's
Farewell" Next was solo. For All
Eternity" which Mas Jennie Behring'S cui-
tivated soprano voice made very pleasing
Following this Mr. De Almond, who has
strong ana Harmonious bass. sang the
"Mulotcer OF Tarragona" by Hcnrlon, The
quartcttc then gave double number,
Sweet aud Low" by Barnby, and Tho
Wind" hy OTTO, and were followed by
Mrs. n. G, Munger. whose coutralto voice
was heard with flne enec, In "once In
Purple Twilight" Miss Adele pissinl next
gave mandolin solo, after which Mira, c,
u Oliver played plano solo "Cavatina,
by Ron, The 1uartette sang Annie Lau-
re'' with fne effect and Mir, Duncan Bells
tenor was heard TO good advantage In
MaseAgnrs 'lntermeaeo. Sullivan's Lost
Chord" aud pshop's sleep, Gentle
Lady" by the 1uartettc closed the at
tractlvo programme,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-12
Personal MENTION,


Mr.. pcbert Il, l.ohden VI New orleanS Is 80
the city,
Nj + VI MeHlhane OF Dallas was ia town
Yesterday.
Ne n, u, Barry Of Dallas spent yesterday
In the eity.
Nit John \, Mcshspe o, omaha was IN the
city Yesterday,
Dr. ] II. stuart lett last nish, for cal,ers
Oh oftelAl business,
Mrs ! y Garrett left yestel day On the IN,
ttwaUoua and Great Northern fast mail for
hsterluc Texas
Mrs lessie Maaoulet ot Ration. y, NJ has
returned aud will make Houston her future
homo with her mother pr, Aana W Morrcil,
W, i pa ruy, prcyniuant citizen ct qua
tah Texas, Us the civ On 4 aus,heSs trap
ane raid The Post rlcssaHt call lass nisht,
Mr., aud Mrs, I, n, Cenklin Of III raso are
IN tho city, Mr., conktn, who Is 4 prominent
real estate agent. says that huslpess and
ouilaips in II rsso ate unusually active,
Mira, X, Tvs ai ggo rraVta street LET, las,
week FOR Galveston. whore she Viii spend the
remainder OF tae summer, the gutst OF her
sen,in'law anl daughter MI and Mrs, \,
frank,
Mr., Ike WnI OF this city left yesterday on
the International fast mail Ter New Work lie
rVeS ~ attend the wedding ~ his sister, Miss
Clara, who viii be marrled 10 MIR Louls COIN
nSNt sunday,
Mr and Mrs }. y Taub. Mrs sam rAuh.
Ress. olga and Hen rauh alt LEFT yester ly
evening Ivy the International aud Great North
ern fast mail for Maniteu Springs, Colo. Il
spend the summer.