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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-21

As Il Is a matter OF almost vital I'M crest
full attendance Is urgently desifed lt
would be well for the members 10 brins
their duoS, az the treasury has Immediate
and great need OF them. The celebration OF
General Lees birthday Is told in the Con-
federate column OF The Post by Mrs s.
w. Sydnor. the regularly appointed editor
Of the division.
Mrs. Moliio &c. Middlebrook and Mr..
Charles a. Guiilotte OF New Orleans were
married by Rev o. T. HotchkIss Monday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the residence OF
Mr.. Arthur sharpe. The wedding was
strictly private. only the near relatives OF
the bride and MIR. Frank NJ. zeigler, Jr.. OF
New Orleans, the groom's best man. being
present. Mr.. Guillotte carried his bride
on to Galveston for q short stay but as
their future home will be In that delight
full old city.
No matter how far from home a SCOTCH
man strays, no carries with him certain
traditions and ideas. and prominent amons
his traditions is the love for "our ain Rob
bic Burns" Thursday being the annivers-
airy OF the plow-boy poet, the Scots who
make Houston their home viii make mer-
ny In memory OF him and they have In
vited their friends to a bali at Turner
hall ON that evening. the invitations duly
displaying the thistle scotland's flower
~
Mrs. Ben Bailey invited few friends
to play cards with Miss Anna Qulnlan
Wednesday evening, In very informal
way. Her guests were Miss Quinlan, Miss
Effie Jones, Miss Tarlton Miss Miller
Miss Delgado, Mrs. NJ. L. Foster Mr..
Henry Porter, Mr., Harris Garrow. Mr.
Norman Kittrell, Jr., Mr. Arthur John
MIR. Bruce Fraser and Mr.. Harry Lea
Mrs NJ. r. John gave a beautiful lunch.
con Wednesday, to which the following
ladies were invited: Mrs. w. II Webb,
Mrs. James Price, Mrs =, $. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Steele, Mrs Ida How
ard shearer and Miss Lucy Bird.
49,
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will begin their regular weekly
cake sale next Saturday. Mr.. Abbott Cock
rell having kindly lent them one of mis-
windows for the purpose OF displaying
their tempting wares.
49,
Mrs. James Adair gave large pro
gresslvc euchre party Saturday evening.
Mrs. Austin Pollard entertained infor-
mally with cards Saturday evening
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Patriotic Societies.

The meeting OF the Daughters OF the
american Revolution Tuesday morning at
the Capitol Hotel parlors was veil at
tended and very interesting. Mrs. Sea-
brook sydgor, regent for this city. was Ia
the chair, aud read number or letters
received welcoming the new chapter into
the fold She also informed the mem
bers that tho name, Anthony Wayne.
which they had chosen at the initial mes-
ing, had already been taken and the laws
OF the organization forbid duplication
Of chapter name 20 the Houston chap
ter had 10 make second ohoiee They
agreed Upon the name OF Lady Washing
ton, and as George Washington was al
ready chosen FOR the Galveston chapfer, u
seemed very appropriate that he and bis
noble wife should be 50 close together.
committee composed Of Mrs. r. X.
Franklin, chairman; Mrs %. r. Cherry
and Mrs Mary Bolts Fitzgerald Was sp
pointed to find an appropriate fower and
motto for the chapter Mrs. ] c. Hutche-
son was elected n delegate TO the general
convention to be held in Washington y,
| c., February %. and Mrs, Margaret II.
| Foster 10 the state convention February
/ S. The next meeting OF the Lady Wash
ington chapter will be held on the 3osh
OF this month.
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dehlssohns wedding march as the bride
and groom entered and took their stand
before Rev. Mr.. Eppstien who performed
the wedding ceremony which was followed
by the hearty congratulations OF their
friends assembled as witnesses. After
the ceremony MIR. and Mrs, Heidingsfelder
left for a bridal trip through the cities
OF Northern Texas.
Invitations have been received here 10
the wedding OF Miss Mary Stella Shepard.
daughter of Mrs. Ida Holland shepard of
Bryan to Mr.. Allan Douglas Sanford OF
Waco. TO take place In the former city on
the 3lst OF this month in the First Bap-
list church at $3.50 o'clock The bride u
very pleasantly known in Houston and
is a niece OF Mrs. EugeniR Flewellen
whom she has visited from time TO time.
After a bridal trip that viii take up the
month OF February, the newly married
couple will be at home at ana North
Twelfth street, Waco.
The wedding of Miss Carrie Pearl Bailey
aud Mr.. Frank C, Little took place We'd
nesday evening at the Shearn Methodist
church. The handsome church was filled
with friends of the bride and groom, who
gathered there TO witness the interesting
ceremony. Mr.. w. $. Montgomery and Mr.
J. Lockhart acted as ushers; Miss Frida
Kallsted as maid OF honor and Mr.. Vduel
Bailey best man
The wedding OF Mr.. Thomas Chester
Dunn, Jr., of this city and Miss Ida Mnrs
Horlock of Navasota viii take place a
the home Of the bridc's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert a. Horlock, on the Sth of Feb
lfuary.
Mr. and Mrs A. n. sternenberg have IS.
sued Invitations TO the marriage Of their
daughter, Menettie r. to Mr., August II
Scher. Wednesday evening January "a
at the First Presbyterian church.
! Miss Hattie Elizabeth Murdoch and Nh
Morris Halff were married "Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William l. Murdoch,
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Literary Clubs.

The Woman's club held their regular
weekly meeting Wednesday. Roll call was
answered by quotations from colonial
writer's and curiousy enough most OF them
were from the writings OF Benjamin
Franklin, although the club members were
not aware until the day came thai It
was the birthday OF that worthy gentle
man. The lesson was The New England
Confederation. An excellent paper was
read by Mrs. Anslie on the Long parlia-
ment and Cromwell and Charles II were
discussed by the club Tho Sist OF he
month being "Presidents Day the club
will be entertained by Mrs. Richard Nors-
worthy at her home Only the club mem
bers will be present, as the club Ia get
ting 10 be very economical, desiring 10 be
generous 10 the Carnegie library.
The Current Literature club met on
Wednesday with Mrs Homer Booth and
had the largest meeting held for some
time. row member. Mrs. pickens, was
added to the roll. II was decided by the
club to furnish a shelf in The Carnegie
library, to be called The Current Liters
ture shelf which the club will always
keep illsd with the best literature OF the
day.
Owing 10 the recent loss In the family
Of Mrs. Horace Booth, the club will post
pone the next meeting until Monday, the
2sth 1t will be held at the home OF Mrs
Norfieet
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Personal.


Mrs. Della Morris is now with her
daughter. Mrs. r. b. Morris.
Mrs. Hathaway and her niece Miss Vera
Strong, are visiting friends In Waco
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpatrick OF Kansas City
nre with their sister. Mrs. Edwia Parker.
Mrs. Merry Barry OF Paris is with n,r
daughter Mrs. nsyid y. Barry. FOR ths
present
Misses Cora aud Gertrude Fisher OF
Denison are the guests OF Mrs I. NJ
Bowers, Jr.
Miss Stella Roo; has returned from
| pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Bennett,
/ In Fort Worth.
/ Mrs T. Freed and Miss Sarah Freed OF
/ San Antonio are visiting Mrs. f j. Lprer
1913 Texas avenue
Mrs. Alfred o Hewitt Of Boston, Mass
Is visiting her sister, Mrs Weho
| 1902 Preston syenue
| Mise Estele cardwell who Is yisitin
Mrs, Adolphus Rutherford IN Austin y
expected home Tuesday
/ Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hsryey are Al the
| Capitol Hotel where they viii be hspps
to receive their friends
Miss Underwood, who has been vi b
1 Miss Lillian Alsworth Cor few weeks
1 left for her home In Columbia last Fr1day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Myer and mis-
Blanche Myer are at home again after
long absence. They are still at 2oi6 Travis
street.
Mr.. Dryden Williams came over from
/ Harvey, La, TO attend the wedding o
his sister Miss Pearl Williams. TO Mr.
Robert w. Hodge Of Kansas City on Wei
nesdsy.
Miss stella Carr returned Wednesday
from VISIT OF several months VITA
friends in Kentucky and Maryland, accom-
panied by Mise Blanche Frederick OF b>i-
timore.
Mrs. J. M. Burroughs has returned from
California, where she said good bye 10
her husband. Captain ]. NJ. Burroughs
on his way TO the Philippines, and Is
the guest OF her friend. Mrs. A. G. Towies.
Mr.. Il. ~. Johnston and Miss Halle
! Johnston left Thursday for sherman.
Texas. Mr.. Johnston will return liz the
early part OF this week, but he will leave
his daughter az Mrs. Keys school In sher-
| man.
Mrs. Charles X. Orr formerly Miss
Grace Henderson, OF Columbus. Ohio. y
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Henoer-
son, 1919 Walker avenue. MS, UT "
poets TO be with her Houston frienaa uns''
spring
Mrs. Samuel s. Paauin Of Chicago Is
Visiting her parents. Major and Ars.
Charles b. Peck. at 2s14 Caroline. The
/ lady's husband is Sunday editor Of tns
( Chicago Tribpre and belongs 70 q nunpef
OF social and literary elubs 10 me p.k
4 city. Having lived ia Houston before hrr
marriage she is delighted 70 81 9<eI
I Tor a few weeks srom ~ prelie el>D29 q
/ chicsss ana tssk q ~ Seel1e9 - .
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For the Future.

The formation OF a new cotillon club
Of married people is the latest thing In
the social world. There are already a
number OF names down on the list and
a meeting will be held tomorrow evening
at the Capitol hotel to complete the or
gapizttion. AS Lent does not begin this
year until February 2S. the married folk
will have time to give themselves and
their friends good deal Of pleasure.
The events OF this week will be the re.
ception to be given by Mrs. Jay Henry
Haber Wednesday afternoon from TO e..
complimentary TO Mrs. s. II. y. Morse and
Miss Julia May Morse. and the german 10
be given by Miss Morse on Thursday even
Ing at Bryan hail.
Houston lodge No 4a4, l, o. y. b., win
give an entertainment and dance Mt Bry-
an Hall Tuesday evening. January 30. The
affasr is In charge OF the amusement com
mittee OF the lodge. Messrs. o. II. J.
Dannenbaum, j. NJ. Gerson and Roy M.
Edmonds.
The z 2 club VIII give their second
german In the latter part OF February
and one for the closing OF the season after
Easter
Mrs. e. p. Turner gives a luncheon
Wednesday 10 Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Nor
man Mrs. Jeff Miller's guests, This will
bs preceded by game OF high ave.
The Mansfield club gives 40 enfsrtsin-
rsnt q sanssreprd hall "Wednesday svss'
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Ing for the purpose OF raising money
wherewiih TO entertain Mr.. Mansfield.
when be comes in March.
The weddings on hand will hll up the
spaces left by receptions. germans, etc,
but their number Is not nearly so great as
Dame Rumor makes them,
The Treble Clef clubs concert Is for
Tuesday, the Esd. at Turner hall.
Mrs. j. O. Ross gives reception aud
german on the Tth OF February.
Mrs. e, p Parker's reception will be
on the 31st CT this month,
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ToR clearing the complexion of ngy eupcn and preserving purifying
\ speedily
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meeting OF the Rober, E. Lee chapter,
United Daughters OF the Confederacy is
GALES for tomorrow morning, when a
matter Of great interest is to DO discussed,
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Mrs Helen NJ. stoddard. State president
OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. will be in Houston Wednesday.
January 81. and wishes to meet the men-
bers OF all the unions for consultation,
looking toward Federation OF unlons''
for systematic work, preparing for the
coming State convention, which will be
held in our city In May.
She will hold several meetings while
in our city and we hope for great results.
The members OF the union will give one
OF their regular monthly xoclals Thurs
day. January 20. at the residence OF Mrs.
f. G. Rust. corner Louisiana and Walker
avenue
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The marriage OF Miss Rachel daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". Rosenieid. aud Mr..
Arthur r.. HeIdiugsfelder took place az the
brides home Tuesday morning at o'clock.
II was very pretty home weddirg With
only the relatives and intimate frispds
present. Mr. Meyer Cohen played Men
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The Mansfield club gives 40 entsrtsin
rrsnt q sanssrbprd hall "Wednesday svss
The Coconino sun., 1900-04-28
THE COCONINO SUN.

ther. that said instrument is executed in accord ance with the laws of the commonwealth, and that am acquainted with his signature and believe the same to be genuine
 In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the said court. al, Pittsburgh, in said county, this 27th day Of January. in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
 [Signedl A. McOUITTy seal Prothonotary. lTen-cent documentary stamp properly can celled.l
 hecorded at request of E. s. Clark January 3l, A. D. 1900, at 1I:4O q. m.
 T. F.. PULLIAM county recorder. By II. c. HIBBEN, Deputy.
 First publication april 2I
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Republican Territorial Convention.

TUCSON. ARIZ.. March 28 1900 The republicans of the Territory of Arizona are hereby called to meet in delegate convent ion, in the City of Phoenix on
 MONDAY, APRIL 3Oth 1900 at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose of electinp SIX delegates and six alternateS to attend and represent said territory at the National Republi- can Convention, to be held in the city of Phila- delphia, on June 18th, 1900 and for the tran Sact ion of such other business as may properly come before said convention.
 The basis Of representation of the several counties in said convention will be one delegate Tor every 5O votes cast at the last general elect Ion Tor Alex. O. Brodie for delegate to congress, and one additional delegate for each fraction over 2o. Snch delegates shall be chosen. not less than three days before the assembling of sad Territorial Convention, either by primary election. or in such other manner as the Coun- ty Republican Central committees Of the re- spectve counties may determine.
 Upon the foregoing basis the apportionment will be follows:
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given, that at regular meeting of the board of supervisors Of Coco- nino county, Arizona, held at their office on the !nd day of April, 1909, it was ordered that a registration of all the voters Of Coconino county, Arizona. be made. Register closes October l7, 1900.
 Act No. g, twentieth legislative assembly;
 Sec. I. No recorder, justice of the peace, or other offi, CT authorized to register electors in any of the counties of the territory of Arizona. shall register or take the affidavit for the pur- pose of re-registration of any elector within this territory, unless such person desiring to be registered shall produce and exhibit to the registering officer a receipt showing that he has paid poll tax for the year in which he is registering.
 Sec. 2. This act shall not apply to any per son who is by law exempt from the payment of poll tax But in this event the person desir- ing to register must make affidavit to the facts that entitle him under the law to an exemption from the payment of a poll tax.
 Sec. g. Any of the registering officers enum. erated in section of this act. or any that may hereafter be qualified to register electors, who enters the name of any person upon the great register of the county in which he is an officer, without requiring the person seeking to be registered to exhibit n poll tax receipt for the year in which he is being registered. or taking the affidavit of such person showing he is ex- empt from the payment of poll tax, shall be guilty of misdemeanor and subject to fine, upon conviction therefor, of not more than one hundred (slO0 dollars or Imprisonment in the inil nj thirty days than sixty days, or by both such fine and T. F.. PULLIAM, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Coconino
 County. Arizona Territory.
 First publication April B, 1900.
The Coconino sun., 1900-04-28

Total number of delegates . l47
 By order of the committee J. KNOX CoRBETT CHAs. R, DRAKE
 Secretary. Chairman Territorial Republican Central Committee First published March 26
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MIR. cAHooN BETTER.


Mr.. William j. Cahoon, who yester
DAY evening swallowed an overdose of
laudanum to make him sleep. and
whose family and doctor last night
considered his case hopeless, is still
alive, and now has good chances of re-
coVery. People this morning expected
to learn of his death and were pleas
antly surprised to know he was better.
Mr.. Cahoon at times partially re-
gains consciousness, and unless there is
change for the worse he will get we'll
Or. w. w. Murray says the case Is
the most remarkable of the kind which
mas come under his observation. COW
erins many years. The patient is sup
posed to have drunk an ounce of the
drug two hours before 1t was known.
AFTER examination, DR.. Murray con-
sidered death only a matter of n short
time, but continued to administer hy-
perdermic injections, besides other
until this morning. Mr.. Cahoon's
strong constitution is in MS favor.
THEIR WEDDING DAY.
Mr.. John Calvin helms and Miss
Lille Belle Gardner will be married
att at o'clock tomorrow at the brides
residence, on Main street. Rev. VIM.
I. Green. pastor OF the Methodist
Church, will officiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. helms will leave via
the Southern Railway for a honey
moon, at the conclusion or which they
Will be at home, No. 8 Hill street.
TELEPHONE STOCKHOLDERS.
Stockholders of the Isle of Wight
Telegraph and Telephone Company, a
local enterprise. met to-day and elect
ed Joseph w. Holloway president, vice
j. Waverly Thomas, who was named
as secretary and treasurer. The inten-
ton was announced of extending the
telephone lines to Waverly, and ulti-
mately to Petersburg. The company
is APPARENTLY in good condition. A div
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idend of about 1915 per cent. was
made during the year.


Edward e. Holland, trustee, to Mollie
L. Rawies. OF White Springs, Fla. 800
acres in Holy Neck district, $4,000.
Claude w. Wright and wife to the
Nansemond Lumber Company, a lot at
Hill street and Central avenue. $3.50.
tract near Stever Station, formerly
owned by Albert e. Miller. $500.
Ell BRIEFLY TOLD.
Misses Macleary and Butler. who had
been visiting in Richmond, have come
home. ~
Mr.. Elisha Joyner, Of Isle of Wight
county, is guest Of his son, NJ. w.
Joyner at Chestnut and Market streets.
Major James Evans and Miss Bessie
entertained by Mrs. Christie.
Hon. Walter Jordan left to-day for
Richmond to hear the address of former
Senator David b. Hill.
Messrs. Johnson. Williams G. Co. have
opened a commission business and
storage warehouse in East Suffolk, on
the Norfolk and Carolina Railroad. All
the firms members are young and ener-
getic business men.
Rev. I. w. Johnson. assisted by Rev.
B. r. Black, is conducting evangelistic
meetings in the Christian Church, at
Holland.
Mrs. Busby and Miss Lizzie Busby
have returned from Portsmouth,
Andrew Carter Gilligan is working q
big eyelet machine in States prison.
He is now in good health, and looks
stouter than during the trial.
Hurricane Branch expects to attend
the Farmville fair next week and give
exhibition bloodhound man hunts
every day.
Concluding visit to Mrs. D. NJ Far
nell, Miss Blanche Chadwick left to-day
for her home in Wilmington, N. c.
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TELEPHONE STOCKHOLDERS.
SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

wv NTED-APPLICANTs FOR LIFE
w assurances to receive UNION
ion Central Policies. WOODARD &
ELAN, District Agents, Suffolk, Va.
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.
TWO RICH TREATS FOR THE
DEMOCRATS.
Especial to Virginian-Piloto

Especial to Virginian-Pilot.)
FRANKLIN. Va, Oct. 1.-Two rich treats
are in store for the Democratic voters
OF Southampton in the near future.
On October 18th court day). Judge
VIM. Hodges Mann, of Nottoway
county, will address the Democrats of
this county in the courthouse at
CORTLAND. Judge Mann is we'll known
as one of the ablest and most enter
tanning stumpers in the State and
everybody ought to hear him who can
90 so. They Will be well repaid for a
trip to CORTLAND on that day for that
purpose alone.
On October oath County Chairman
Parker proposes to have big political
meeting at Delaware Park. Hon. A. J..
Montague has already promised to
make speech on that occasion, and
Mr.. Parker is now in correspondence
with Hon. John Goode, former member
of Congress from this district, with a
view to having him also to make a
speech on that occasion. Many will re-
member the old time fire and vigor of
Mr.. Goode on the stump, and every
body in this section will love to hear
him again. With these two distin-
giushed speakers big crowd at the
Park is assured for that day. The
Democracy of the whole Congressional
district, and particularly that of Isle
of Wight, Surry and Nansemond will
be requested to unite with Southamp-
ton in making this a big occasion. All
the Democratic clubs in the county
will be requested to attend In a body.
There will probably be horseback pa
rade and a big time generally. Excur-
sions will be run to the Park from
East and West and the Seaboard Air
Line Band will furnish music for the
occasion.
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NEW DEMOCRATIC GLUE.

A large Bryan and Stevenson Dem
ocratic Club was organized in the Sec
ond Ward last night as result of a
Democratic mass meeting held in the
hall at the corner of Twenty-second
and Warwick avenue
me mass meeting was called to order
by Councilman Mountcastle. and as the
crowd soon got too large for the hall
the meeting adjourned outside. City
Commissioner Il. r. Wilson addressed
the meeting on the Importance of or
ganizing for the campaign. and was
followed by several other speakers.
A Bryan, Stevenson and Maynard
Club was formed with over one hun
dred members. Councilman Robert
Mountcastle was elected president; Mr..
John Steigler, secretary, and Mr.. Gus
Boyce, treasurer. Attorney S. S. Nit
chell was instructed to draw up a con-
stitution for the club and secure char
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WILLIAMSBURG.
REQUEST TO WILLIAM AND MARY
OTHER ITEMS.
Especial to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Especial to virglnian- Pilot.)
Williamsburg. Va. Oct. MIR. Earle
Walter Blodgett, distinguished alum
nus of old William and Mary College.
who died at Milford, Pa, left his alma
mater $1,000 Mr.. Blodgett left a sealed
paper expressing desire to have
tomb placed over him in style similar
to the antique slabs found in Burton
Church yard. this place. Mr.. Smith,
of the college, who was IL warm friend
of Mr. Blodgett's, will make a sketch
of several of these tombs and send
them on to his executor.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
a Bryan. Stevenson and Maynard
club will be organized here tomorrow.
DR.. Foster will no doubt be made presi-
dent. The club will be addressed by
Judge Garnett. OF Mathews. A big
treat is no doubt in store for it's MEM
bers. as Judge Garrett has the reputa-
ton of being one of the finest speakers
in Eastern Virginia, where he is a
great fayorite with all classes.
HUNT FOR SORA.
ut. S. j. Brooks, of the Atlantic
st Line, Manchester; Mr. w. NJ.
coks. Richmond and DIR. T.. w.
s'reasey. Newport News, are here to-
day hunting sora. The tides are the
finest this season. The birds are in
me cOndltlon and large quantities OF
them are being killed.
BRIEF MENTION.
College opens Thursday and students
are already coming in.
The Mathew Whaley Model and
Practice School opened to-day.
Samuel Rodman. engineer of tests Of
the Hubbard. Rodman, Ely Safe Com
pany, New York, was here yesterday.
This company sold the Peninsula Bank
their handsome new safe.
Miss Marie Marshall and her attend
lnt. returned last evening from q
lengthy stay at the Hot Springs.
DR.. Hall and family, who spent some
time at the Variety Springs. have got
ten back.
Prof CharIes Bishop and family will
be back this evening, after an absence
20 aayeral wrecks u tho mouptatRs,