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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
SWIPED A PACKAGE.
PACKAGE CONTAINING Sc, 900
STOLEN FROM THE DEPOT AT
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ii Jamestown, June Railway mail
clerks le arriving from Lie west report
the robbery Of the N. P, depot at Miles
City. Sunday night q package con
taiining $1,000 arrived billed to the
National bank at Miles City. 10 The
agent was absent and the operator did
not know the combination Of the safe.
About midnight he placed the package
of money in the ticket cabinet and
went out for lunch. When he returned
the $4,000 package ano $50 Of the COM
.pany's ticket money had disappeared.
The authorities are looking for two
men NJ who had been loafng around the
depot and who disappeared on the
same night Of the robbery. 81, sf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
MAN & \ Y DIVoRC CEs.
WOMAN OF MANY NAMES GETS
II DIVORCES FARGO AND

Fargo, June In North Dakota di-
vorce ntanglements are many and in
teresting, and the recent divorce action
Of Elena Mariana. Delgado Fay Greene,
at Galveston, Texas, brings to mind
the history of this: woman of many
names in Fargo q. few years ago, and
also shows that she was married again
before she was presented "a decree from
her first husband by the Dakota courts
Elena Mariana Delgado Fay Greene
reached f'argo cary in 1896 and at
once started an action for divorce from
her husband, Edward Henry Fay, Of
Boston After the papers had been
served upon the husband he made an
application to the district court of this
district for the appointment of a re-
ceiver for himself, claiming that he
was but 20 years Of age and a minor.
His mother Joined in the request that
the guardian be appoined and con-
frmed the statement made by her son
that he was but 20 years of age. Ac-
cording to his report to the court, he
and his wife were married in Brook
lyn, on Sept. "a, 1894, wnen he was
but IS years Of age. The complaint
of the wife stated that she was de-
serted by Fay on October 1, 1894 four
years after marriage Judge McCon-
nell appointed @. T. Bradley, the att
torney, as guardian ad litem of Edward
Henry Fay, and in the due course Of
time the case came on for hearing.
Mrs. Fay was granted decree and
allowed by law to resume her maiden
name Of Elena Mariana Delgado. *
The hearing Of Miss Delgado's second
venture in the divorce court brings out
the fact that she was married to
Charles Burrows Greene on October
21, 1895, a little over a year previous
to the time that she secured a divorce
in NorthS Dakota. The story of his
wife's marriage to Fay, it is stated,
did not reach the ears of Mr.. Greene
until after their marriage. Miss,
Delgado, by me grace of the North
Dakota courts, fastened back to New
York from Fargo, after securing her
decree, and she and Mr.. Greene were
remarked on Nov. 3, 1896. =.
Mrs. Greene is a daughter of the late
Joaquin M. Delgado OF Cuba, and was
born in Santa Domingo. Her mother
was an American and she was brought
up in Boston and graduated from We'll
lesley college. She went to Texas six
months p mt ago and was granted divorce
on March 2S, s55 35 IA. u. . 4. $ {%
BY the provisions of her fathers will
she inherited about 100000 from his
estate on May q, when she celebrated
her 25th birthday. Her last husband
is trustee of her share of the estate.
Fl is said now that the woman with
many experiences and two divorced
husbands is on her way to Europe and
the Paris exposition. "a
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lieyed, however. that he came from
Jersey City. With rest and treatment
he viii likely recover.
NO ONE TO Push.

THAT SEEMS TO BE THE TROUBLE
WITH The CANDIDACY OF W.
WAsHBURN FOR VICE PREsI-S
DENT, AS JERR y j: SEES. ii.
Minneapolis, June VI. Jer-
name wires the journal regarding uneS
candidacy Of ". D. Wash burn for vice.
president Il
The chief trouble with the campaign
for w. D. Washburn for the vice mes
idential nomination lies in the fact
that ashburn has no organization
/ It is thought by some Of the ablest pol
ticians in Washing ION that ii an ii
fective organization were put under
way, Washburn would be landed, Sc
far is sentiment from having collee1ad
around any one Of the several presi-8
dential possibilities Whether there
will be an Organization is not known
but but tfiss'e are no signs of ons at this
time, and the time IS growing snort
| It is even limited that circumstances
may arise which will make ii mex
pedient Tor the state delegation to- pre-
sent Washburn's name to the conyen-
| ton Il, as some seems to think.
there is "a clearing up Of the atmos-
phere before convention time, and
some particular candidate seems
likely to win, no good can come from
the presentation OF the name Of a man
who will be known from the start to
a loser. The word s.pr ropitiousss in
the convention resolution win be ken
advantage Of should circumstances
suggest IT. The Minnesota delegation
was instructed to present the name 81
Mr.. Washburn, should there be a pro-
pitious' opportunity.
I find two strong objections urged to
the a Washburn candidacy by some Of
the more radical republican members
Of congress He was interviewed in
New York City last summer, upon his
return ,ll N from Europe, to the erect that
the country was rapidly coming to be
controlled by iniquitous trusts, and
Ventured the opinion that the protect
i've tariff was largely responsible for
them. This Interview was republished
IN the Ohio democratic newspapers
and served to make the shedding 4 bit
harder than it otherwise would have
been for the republicans in the Ohio
state campaign last fall. Washburn
also took an active interest in the nro-
tests which were made by republicans
IN the northwest against the Puerto
Rican tariff. His name came first in
long list of names signed to a tele-
gram Of remonstrance sent to congress.
This remonstrance came at a time
when the republicans in congress were
on the ragged edge, and it is now re-
membered that Washburn was said at
the time to be largely responsible for
it. Il p. SO = q * 81
AT the same time it is admitted that
Washburn is we'll known over the
country, and that his nomination
would be accepted gladly by the whole
party. Not only is he known, but he
is liked wherever known Everybody
down here speaks kindly of him per-
sonally. but there is nobody OF infiu-
ence to urge mis- candidacy AS was
said In former dispatches in this coll
uman, an, the work which will secure him
the nomination must be put under
way and directed from home. If the
matter is permitted to go by default
there, no attention will be given it
here. At least, SO say the politicians.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01

Unless food IS digested quickly it
will ferment and irritate the stomach.
IS After each meal take a teaspoonful Of
y SaKodal Dyspepsia Cure. It digests
What YOU eat and viii allow YOU to eat
az you need Of what you like. It never
fails TO cure the worst cases Of dys--
Ipepsia. q Is pleasant to take. 4, S.
3Beardsley. Fourth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
ANTI-TRUST

HOUSE CONSIDERS THE PRO
POSED Ant TRUST CoNsTITU-
TIoNAL AMEN DMENT
Washington, June The consider
alton hour Of the proposed anti -trust
5constitut tional amendment was CON
tinued. MI. Boreing Of Kentucky,
the first speaker, denied the demo
cratic charges that the republicans
We're insinesre ii proposing this legis-
lation. 9s#
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
Functions 81 Hogs, legs.

The hog s legs perform function
not known to any other animal says
The Butchers Magazine, and that Is
an escape pipe or pipes for the dis
charge Of waste matter or sweat not
used In the economy Of the bod These
escape pipes are situated upon the III.
side Of tile legs above and below
the knee in the fore legs and above
the gambrel joints ID the hind legs.
3 but in the latter they are very small
and the functions light. Upon the I'M
/ side Of the fore legs they afe, III the
healthy hog, always active, SO that
Moisture IS elways there from about
I'D below these orifces or ducts III
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MORE TROOPS.

Washing gton, June General NC,
Arthur a r' asks for more troops for the
hilippiness and makes a special re-
quest that only cavalry be sent. Three
regiments will be forwa arded, but they
are not vet selected,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
MORE TROUBLE.

MORE TROUBLE IN, AFRICA, THIS
s'$ TIME WITH THE FRENCH.
Oran, Algeria, June IA column of
several thausand armed Moors is
marching MAJ to attack the three chief
points points of French occupation in the
south, including Igli. French rein.
.forcem1ents N are being hurried to the
points of expected attack. a44
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
KRUGER DEAD?

/ REPORT RE o1,RsT FROM KRooNsTADT TO
THAT TIL EFFECT NOT BELIEVED.
London, June LA dispatch from.
kti-roonstadt rs 'q1l dated May %, asserts thai
e report is prevalent that President
s;lsArslger is dead. The report is not
believed
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
WENT n. I CRAZY.

MoToRMAN GoEs CRAZY AND
RUNS INTO a TRUCKLoAD OF
SUGAR WITH HIS CAR.
5S New York, June James Casey, a
motorman on Third avenue, went in
sane from heat while running car.
He turned on the full current and re-
fused to stop. AT Thirty second
street the car struck a truck load Of
sugar throwing the passengers through
the windows. Eleven were taken to
the hospital seriously wounded.
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BECAME INsANE.

Dickinson, June Peter Leonard,
aged 80, was taken OF passenger
train here on account 81 has INSANITY
which was noticed soon after he crossed
the Missouri river on his way to Butte.
He had no relatives or friends on the
train on anything on his person 10
show where he came from. IT Is be-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01

REBELS SURPRISE A BODY OF
BRITISH AND KILL SIXTEEN.
petoWn, June Rebel colonists
at Doug northern Cape Colony,
surprised q body Of British Wednes-
day killing sixteen, including Col.
Spence. 55 ~ / *. s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
EPSON OAKS

81 Epson, June I---ioaks. the big event
IN the wind up Of EPSON week, was
won by The Duke OF PortIandss Lar
oche, och Walkers Merry Girl second and
Schomberg lSioan1 third
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
FERTILE LAND.

LARGE AMOUNTS OF FERTILE
LAND OPENED FOR SETTLE
MENT IN TURTLE MOUNTAINS.
Devils Lake, June i The register
and receiver Of the local land once
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FOR oRTs;,EIF,ENI. !, /

Chicago, June Mayor Harrison
returned this morning from Hummer
cottage, and Immediately declared him
self for Ortseifen for governor. s5s5ss. d,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
TIE BISAIAlR OK CIRCLE
The Florence crittenton Circle Of Bis
marck to be r represented at the
Meeting in Milwaukee.

Meeting 70 MllWauke w, v w
s The Florence Crittenton Circle Of
Bismarck will be represented at the
biennial OF the General Federation Of
Women's s Clubs Of America that CON
venes in Milwaukee on Saturday, June
[ E2,. by a. paper onsthe subject selected
for ssccsi.ssi on, viz Z: The Study ;of
Civil Service Reform by the Women's
Clubs Of America by its secretary.
Mrs. Linda w. Slaughter, their secre-
tary- elect-who also sends the greet
ings Of the circle as follows: sas
Dear Madam President; and Ladies of
the Federatio u 385E 'sS 81 9sss5 t
P From our happy homes in the cap
ital city Of a grand and prosperous
state, the ladies of the Florence Crit
tenton Circle of Bismarck send greet
ings to the representatives in con-
yention assembled Of the Federated
Women's Clubs of the nation. 81
We regret that while with you in
spirit we may not De with you in per-
son to greet our honored leaders in the
brilliant world OF d woman S thought
and action. But gladly we welcome
/ the privilege Of sending with our loyal
greetings one though that shall stand
as an exponent Of the leading object Of
our club organization, and which em-
bodies the vital principle Of our creed
Of reform Il 5E s:s9s
We believe that the true field of
woman's work for women is not alone
to crown with unexampled honors
any one except ional woman. 1t is
not to educate and raise to the high
lest pinnacle tof intellectual greatness
a few richly endowed women nor yet
to reward with worldly success, nor nor
enrich with depth Of culture few fay-
ored classes, clubs or professions Of
women. 81 sS65 .s5 =s ssss
Not even to perfect in physical, men
tai and moral beauty the ajority Of
women
Rather it is the most sacred duty Of
the true woman reformer to labor to
educate and 5uplift all women as such,
ito raise up the lowest to the level Of
the purest. to rescue the vilest, to
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-06-01
CHASE INSURGENTS.

GEN li5l. j, .t. tsRAL McARTHUR NEEDS CAV
n AIRY ALE TO CHASE SMALL BANDS
OF INSURGENTS.
Washington, June 1.--Gen. McAr-
thur says infantry viii be Of little
value value from now on in fighting insur-
gents, on account OF the latter being
I broken up into small bands and re-
sorting to guerilla warfare.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-02
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

or the S3i arrests last month there
were 394 white persons and 440 black
The proportion of the population is
threc-hfths white to two-fifths black.
The Sunday school of the First Pap
tiSt Church will have its annual picnic
and excursion to-day to Warwick
Park. Special permission has been
granted to those who wish to soc tho
big batt!eship Illinois. The steamer
Louise will leave the Chesapeake and
Ohio wharf mt $40 a. m, $50 y. m. and
so p. IN.
Mrs. II. January and daughter
Niaris. of Suffolk. arrived yesterday to
spend few days with Mrs. j. Powell
Mrs January's sister.
Mrs. A. Aronhcim. accompanied by
Van Wort, of Richmond. will leave here
on Saturday next for the Catskill
Mountains. where they will spend the
remainder of tho summer. Their adj
dress will he Grand General Hotel,
Tanncrsville. n. Y.
Mr.. Fred Chisncll has returned from
a visit to the mountains.
Mr. Charles F'riedlander. of the Can
non Ball Clothing Company, left last
evening via the Boston steamship on an
extended "trip along tho coast OF Nova
Scotia. On his return he will visit New
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore TO re-
plcuish his stock of mems. boys and
depleted by recent sale.
Miss Isabelle C'ullcy. of Washington,
n. c.. is visiting at the home OF her
friend Miss Bculah Brmmer. No. 50
Bermuda street. She will spend a week
or two in the Norfolk section.
Mr.. II. T. Picot has returned from Il
visit TO his parents in Iittlcton. y. c.
Mrs. j. Powell of Church street. who
mas been i'll for three weeks. is very
much improved and hopes TO be able to
he out Very soon.
Mrs. L. w. Clarke and daughter have
returned from South Carolina. where
they visited Georgetown. Charleston
and the Isle of Palms.
Mr. =. G. Johnston. of Georgetown, s.
c.. is i'm the city
The strike of tho woodworiicrs at r..
w. Whilchurst Company's implement
factory has ended already, many of the
men going back TO work. All of them
practically Will return to work.
Miss Eta Clements. of 36i Boush
street. has returned from Drcwrysvllc
North Carolina.
Mir. and Mrs. d G. Adair. of Rich
mond. are visiting in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. O'Eccfc and Mr.
and Mrs. Phil. Roskam arc spending
the month of August at the cottage OF
Mr.. II. l.. Page. Ocean View
Miss Leah Delaney is gone on a
visit 10 her home in Canada via Ma
CARA Falls. she viii return in Septenl-
Dor 10 Norfolk
Misses Lula and Annie Sauls. of Nor
folk. are guests OF friends in Goldsboro
North Carolina.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-02
Pleasure Pier.

The third week at Ocean Views New
Pleasure Pier opened with another size
cess on Monday night in spite of the
extra charge for reserved seats. Prof
Harry Dunbar" with his Herd or Ed
ucated Goats. assisted hy his funny
clown, Leo was a decided novelty
"Murpny," the irish Goat. was the
rope walker. and although a very diff
hcult feat for goat 10 perform. he
did not fail. "Lasma and Eobcrts;''
III the beautiful illustrated songs
The Holy city" ~ Mothers Love"
etc, We're well received. The views
were appropriate. and very distinct.
The La Dili's. Harry and Annie"
still hold their own in their Speciality
of hand balancing. and stair case nov
city This is the second week for this
team at the Pier. The little child An
ME is cute. and does her work like an
old performer.
The Field Sisters" in their dancing
and singing speciality. gave general
satisfaction.
The Woman in Black" The Mys-
terry. an Artists Dream all in black
until she extends her arms. when She
is shown as a statue. in white, on
which was thrown II beautiful assert
ment OF stcrcoptican views. This act
is very charming. and was hit
Manager Ralph Beli deserves great
thanks. He has worked hard to on
gage the best OF talent and to please
his patrons. Judging by tho large
houses he has been drawing the past
week he has succeeded. He has a sne-
oial card for next week. one that will
not fail to please.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-02
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
FLOOD WINS IN THE TENTH DIS
TRICT.
Especial TO Virginian-Pilot.)

Especial TO -Filot.)
Richmond, Va. August LIN the
Tenth Congressional Convention at
Bucna Vista to-day Flood was elected
on the first ballot, and the vote was
then made unanimous amid great en-
thusiosm. The vote stood Flood, %;
Cattlett. AZ: Gordon. H.
Thomas Whitehead, Ir., OF Amherst.
WAS temporary chairman. and l.. c..
Payne. Of Bath. temporary secretary.
Lieutenant Governor lIchols spoke
for half an hour plcdgine his support
no matter who was nominated. Mr..
llilyson, state chairman. also made y
timely address. Colonel Turk. OF
S;aun,on. was made permanent chair
man, and Il. G.. Mitchell. OF Rocibridge.
secretary. The resolutions We're very
brief. and endorsed the candidates and
platform OF the Kansa City convention
Flood was escorted 10 the stage amid
enthusiastic applause. and made n
magnetic speech. which was greeted
with great enthusiasm.
y resolution WAS passed endorsing
the course OF Judge Quarcs the pres
ent Congressman. and the utmost har-
mony and good feeling prevailed. MI
sic by band en!ivencd the day.
GEN. WALKER NOMINATED.
Gen. James \. Walker was nomi-
mated by the Republicans ut Wise
Court House to-day by acclamaton.
All the counties OF the Ninth District
were represented in the convention.
Judge Rhca will open his campaign
at Gate City August 18th. owing to
the alterations between The two can
didatcS two years ago ending in q
serious shooting there viii be no joint
discussion this year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-02
BERKL EY NEWS AND ADJ ERTISEMENTS

Geo. ". Simpson. on Berkeley avenue.
TINS afternoon at $3.50 O'clock. A fuil nj
tendance is desired, 800 ~
Ernest Jones. son of Mr. and Mrs. n. 8
Jones, Is very i'll at their home on Vir.
Captain i. b. story will leave to-day
spend several days. CIV
Airs. Captain Frank Miller and family
have returned from Mathews county.
Wncro thcy have been spending about six
Mr.. Kate Holland left yesterday for
Niagara Falls and Canada to spend n
short vacation.
Mr.; Thomas Lacey will leave to-day
lor Eiizabeth City to visit relatives for
.Mr. Vernon Holland is indisposed at
his home on Berkeley avenue.
Mr, Ashburn and wife, of Tarboro "
G.. arc here on a visit to their brother,
Ds M,ss ii jzz Ash6 W1 on Main street street W.
and Miss Yacht. OF Wilmington. n G..
are the guests of the family OF Mr.. ]. Il
Williams on Maple avenue.
Mrs benjamin 'Gillcy. of Maple avenue
Is visiting relatives and friends In Rhode
Island.
OFFICER Humphrics is off duty spending
his ten days vacation.
Mr.. n. Dudley is improving at his
home in Oakdalc.
Or. and Mrs. j. r. Floyd are visiting
relatives and friends OF Eastern Shore.
The liberty Street Methodist and South
Norfoll BAPTIST Sunday schools will pic
mic at Virginia Beach to-day
Mr.. j: w. ilaskctt was qualified before
Judge Portlock yesterday afternoon ms a
South Norfolk. Tho. judge refused to
quality MIR G. Giraud for the same posi-
ton few hours before. but never gave
any reason.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-02
WILLIAMSBURG.
~ FIRE-NORFOLI CONTRACTORS
SCHOOL CENSUS.
Especial to VirglnianPilot.)

'Spttiti ~ NlTSiTlHn-IllOI.)
Williamsburg. August Monday
covered in the stables in the rear OF
the Colonial Inn. but WAS eX,inguishcd
without any damage. This morning
at the same hour fire broke out again
in the same yard. but in another
building. filled With hay. which was
completely destroyed. While the fire
was raging some one attempted to rife
the money drawer in the hotel Office
put failed, being frightened off. it Was
supposed. Mr.. Spencer strongly sus-
poets certain party of being connect
ed with the burning and another party
as being the one who attempted To get
into the moncy-drawer. The loss in
building and contents from tho fire viii.
amount To not more than $40; no in
surancc.
NORFOLK CONTRACTORS.
Material is being gotten in place by
gymnasium building at the college. w.
j.. Foster &, Son. of Norfolk has the
contract for putting in the system Of
furnishing the institution with water.
but has not yet commenced opera
lions.
THE RIG KNITTING; MILL.
Work on the big knitting mill build
ing is progressing finely. and it is
stated that MIR. Charles l.. Dean. who
purchased twelve lots near the mill.
will soon begin to erect fine stone
building and several tenement build
incs. About 1000 will be expended
in buildings here this summer.
SCHOOL CENSUS.
The school census taken by the clerk
of the School Board, Mr.. II. ID. Cole,
shows that there are in our town. be-
tween the ages of and 81. SIS persons
and four feeble minded children. max
ing a total of 522 persons under 2i
years Of nye
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-02
ENGINES COLLIDE.
Slight Wreck on the Norfolk and
Southern Railroad.
Little Miss Miriam Robertson Entertains
Her Young Friends ut " birthday Party
w. C. r. U. to Meet Special Policeman
For South Norfolk Qualified.

Two engines, No and No 1, collided
on tho Norfolk ana Southern Railroad
near the South street crossing yesterday
special engine No. /. backing in from
Erambleton. ran into switch engine No. T..
The tender of the former engine was de-
molished and the wood work OF the COW
catcher of No. WAS split. One OF the
firemen jumped from his engine.
The collision was slight. however. and
the damage comparau lively smull TO either
engine. Both of them came i'll the yard
one was hurt. beyond a severe jar when
the engines came together.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Miriam Robertson, daughter
brated her ninth birthday yesterday at
tcrnoon from to I O'Clock. She had 81
Invited guests. boys and girls OF the
town. about her own age, and IL long table
Berkeley avenue and Main street. whore
Refreshments were served. After some
amusing games were played each left for
their respective homes. Miriam received
quite IL number of handsome and useful
'rhc guests were: Little Misses Judith
and Helen Berkeley. Ethel and Marguerite
miller, Pauline Cobb. Grace. Walker,
Simpson. Alice Williams, Josephine and
Lena Nelson, Emma Doughcrty. Pearl
Jones. Mildred Winirgdcr. Ethel Mackan.
Helen Banks. Helen. Tiliey. Marguerite
Iiclen Scott. Lille Maud Jones. Marietta
Shafcr Alma Jones. and Masters VAIN
wright Robertson. Albert Creecy. Wa
verify Bcrkicy, Palmer and Willie and
lillus Miller. Edward Truitt, Melville
NEWSY NOTES.
Tho Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet at tho residence of Mrs.