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The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

A supper is to be given by the Portland
Yacht club on Thursday evening at the
club house.
Bradford was held at hsr home In Fal-
mouth yesterday afternoon. Many
friends Of the deceased were present and
the cssket was covered with profusion
of beautiful flowers. The body was taken
to Yarmouth for intsrment.
Mrs l.. W. Hanson was out riding
alone Monday. When on Weymouth
turning the sleigh and throwing Mrs.
Hanson out. The horse started to run
AWAY, but the lady pluckily held to the
reins, until some men came 10 her as
sistanoe. righted the sleigh, extrlcated
the horse from tn, tanal, OF shafts and
harness, and put Mrs. Hanson In possess
sion OF her team again.
Yesterday Liquor Deputies Gribben and
Ostorne made seizures at Nos. q Com
mercial, 81 and rs Centre and 50 Washing
ton stre,ts
During the next week the work OF the
City Diet mission will be carried for
ward by the Congress Square Universe
Hat church, Mrs E, U. Jones and Mrs.
4. W. Hoodmsn directing. The mission
has As patients, as against Al last week.
1t Is very large number ana seems
likely TO 60 higher.
New carrots were put down In the
aeseis,rs' cflioes Monday and their furni-
ture frightened up. The beard is now
engaged in preparing card indexes Tor
the use OF the assistant assessors In them
ward canvass which begins about April
The fire commlltse will hold a meet
ing this evening for the approval of
bills and ether routine business.
Edward York lie charged with breaking
into a store in Biddeford and stealth g
a quantity of jewelry, q gold watch and
several rings, Yes erdsy Officers Frank
and Greedy arrested the man here and
recovered all the stolen property. An
officer from Blddsford came in at noon
and took ths man back to that city.
The annual meeting OF the Portland
Socisty Of Art will be held at the rooms
of the society, 507 i-2 Congress street,
this eyenlr at O'Clock,
At the auction sale CT horse furnishings
this morning at eos Middle street. there
Ia an opportunity to save lots Of money.
TIE goods offered are defaced and
smoked, but not injured for service
They will be sold in lots to suit custom
ers, giving every body an opportunity to
purchase. The articles are all of the
best quality and just such articles as
are needed about every carriage or stable.
Our readers should avail themselves OF
this opportunity.
The weather materially changed last
evening the mild temporal ure givin :
away to a sharp, wintry wind.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
THINGS ARE LIVELY AGAIN.

After a two days respite Of business,
affairs took on their usual lively aspect
at the Grand Trunk wharves yesterday
for the steamer Dominion of the Domin-
ion line arrived at few minutes past
sew n o'clock in the morning and the I'M
loading of the big steamer was at once
begun. The Dominion left Liverpool
January 18th and the passage across was
very disagreeable, strong westerly wind
prevailing on almost the entire trip.
Nineteen cabin, thirty Intermediate and
1871 Storage passengers were brought and
there was also cargo of 1900 tons
The Euxinia OF the Thomson line
passed Cape Race at 8. 80 O'Clock in the az
tsrnoon and this means that with the
usual winter weather. she will arrive at
this port about tomorrow night
In the morning tbs british bark On
tario came In ard Captain Lawrence who
was seen shortly afterwards said that ne
had experienced hard passage. I'VE isit
Rio on the ffth day OF last October,
said the captain" and proceeded to Bar
BADGES all right, From that point to this
DO rt we encountered some fierce weather;
The winds were from the foutheast round
to the north west and IL rained and snow
a great deal. When north OF Cape Hat.
teras we broke our four topsail yard and
spank boom and while south Of ths
South Shoal ligh tship our main yard wal
broken" The Ontario brought balls 81
and will at once load cargo Of lumber
which che will take to fome port In
South America, probably Buenos Ayres.
She has crew Of twenty men.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
CANDIDATES FOR MAJOR.

There Is considerable interest among
local military men, In connection with
the coming election to select successor
to the late Major Ulmer Of Rockland.
who died as a result of his visit co Chick.
amauga with the First Maine regiment.
Tbe already announced list OF candidates.
include Capt. Hogan of Portland, Lieut..
Moriarity Of Lewiston. Capt. Bird, Rock
land, Capt Barney. Auburn, Capt. Good
win, Brunswick, and Lieut.. Jefrsys,
Eiddeford. Captain Dow Of this city has
declined to permit the use of his name In
the election. Altt ough there Is ons'dsr.
able mar osuvreing among the various
candidates It is understood that the Goa
test will narrow down TO Captains Hogan
and Bird and Lieut.. MORTALITY.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
PERSONAL.

Mr.. James r. Dlnsley, who has been
the kennsbeo Journals Tosus eorrsspon-
dent for nearly year past, has resigned
his position, and the interests OF the pa
per will hereafter be looked after By Mr..
George o. 0osse. Mr.. Gosse IL veteran
newspaper man. He has done special
work on the Portland PRESS and Argus,
also some OF the Boston dsiliss, and 10
we'll known In New England.
Mrs. Arthar Conner OF Dorchester Ia
the guest of Mrs. Charles Bailey OF Stats
street.
Miss Alice Black Of Boston ID staying
with Mrs. Luther Freeman.
The next Of the Samaritan whist series
win be an evening whist complimentary
to the gentlemen, to be given at the
Falmouth, Wednesday evening, February
Z.
Mis- Florence N. Best has taken the
house ss High street, near Spring, where
she will have her studio.
Ms, Nellie M. Marston Of Monmouth,
state chairman Of correspondence Of the
q. u. W. O., arrived yeIterday morning
and spent the day with friends In town.
She lie the guest during the Federation
meeting of Mrs. l.. W. Edwards of West
brook.
Tho engagement Of Miss Ootavia Car
roll to Mr.. McSfann Of Baltimore, Is an
nounoed.
MIR. Ebsn Dyer, who has been seriously
III, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. George Duncan 10 on business trip
In the West. Mrs. Duncan accompanies
him.
Mrs. George Morse, Miss Morse and
Miss Emma Morse left for the South yes
terday. They Will stop In New York,
Washington and Jacksonville, reaching
Gre cent City, Fla, for tLeir final destl-
nation, where they will be Joined later
by the K. b. Denisons, who are thinking
of trying cottage life in the sunny south.
Miss Marion Deering and Miss Julia
Noyes left Monday for New York city,
where they will be the guests of Mrs.
Hugh j. Chisholm. at her beautiful new
home on Fifth avenue.
DR.. Richard ID. Small has gone South
to accept the very 1sttering offer Of the
position OF house surgeon at the Tampa
Bay hotel.
Mrs. Nathaniel Hobbs Of North Ber-
wick lie the guest OF her sisters, Mrs.
Quits and Mrs. Ea.tman Of State street.
Rev. Harry W. kimball, pastor of the
Congregational church at Skowhegan.
has recently been the guest Of his father,
DR.. Carlton kimball, Pleasant street.
Ex-6ov. Frederick Robbie and wife re-
turned last night from their wedding
trip and are at the Falmouth hotel.
Miss Frances Il. Slsk. who has been
confined to the house with measles, Is
now oonyalescent.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
&%.&ibb4 &c.,
A Clipping from MONDAYS Advertiser.
Somewhat Ahead of Time.

somewhat Ahead OF Time.
A Pine street gentleman has left at the Adver-
tser Office lilac twig which has commenced to send
out buds and give promise Of early budding. In the
same yard there are crocuscs beginning to bud, all
showing how mild the is up to the present
time. We had only one really cold spell this winter.
The indications today predict warmer weather.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
WILL GIVE A MINSTREL SHOW.

A company of Portland entertainers
consisting of David MoAndrsws inter-
locutor William Nickerson "Honey"
johnson, Tom McBrady, Edward j..
Qnlnn, Miss Bernadette Moreau, accom-
PIANIST, MIR. Henry Hiues, Mics Margaret
Galagsr, Mr. Brown. Master p. Ii.
Quinn 60 to West Falmouth on Thursday
TO give high class minstrel performance.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Petitions In bankruptcy were filed yes
terday by Oliver l. Jones of Lebanon
John W. Bryant of Westbrook and John
b. Dinsmore of Mapleton George W..
and George o. Jones of Portland, Royal
b. Burton of SKovhegan and Addison H..
Ste ems of Smithleld. No session of the
court was held.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
They Came Here For Their Annual
Rate Meeting.
Object to Establish
Summer Tourist Rates.
POrtland's Prominence As q
Summer Resort.


road men from all over the country. the
occasion being the Niagara Falls rate
meeting, so-called, which takes In rsprs-
sentativss from many OF the leading
roads, more particularly those In the
northern sections.
The object Is to establish summer tour
list retss from Niagara Falls, Detroit,
Port Huron, Montreal and Qusbec, from
which all the roads west Of the points
mentioned make mp their rates. For
this reason such Q meeting calls repre-
sentatives from nearly all the transpor-
tAtion companies In the United States,
more especially. Of course, those In the
northern section.
For the past ten or 10 years this meet
ing has been held at but four different
places, viz, Buffalo, Montreal, New York
and twice at Syracuse, and IL Is the
prominence which Portland has derived
as o summer resort, which leads to Its be-
ing chosen as the place Of this meeting.
The present chairman Of the meeting
Is Mr.. Charles S. Lee, the general pas-
senger agent of the Lehish Valley X.
H., and the secretary Is Mr. George q.
Wells of the passenger department of the
Canadian Pacific railway.
Among those present are:
g. S. Black man, Big Four.
q. Il. Foster, Northern Pacific.
ID. j. Flanders, Boston and Maine
William I. Herman, Cleveland and
Buffalo Transit Co.
g. Il. Usher. Canadian Pacific.
X. s. Coon. Boston and Albany.
NJ 4. md Mnin
ID. A. Doomis. Champlain Transporta-
ton Co.
+. A. Mccormick, Fitchburg.
NJ. L. Weeks. N. h Passenger ASCOT
alton.
Geo. w. Storer, Boston and Maine
River.
James o. Davenport, West Shore.
+. K. Brown, Boston and Maine.
b. p. Hubbard, Hudson River.
A. S. Hanson, Boston and Albany.
Z. j. richards, N. Y. q. and b. X.
g. r. Chesbrough, Leigh Valley.
r. NJ. Barton. Reading.
5. W. Nicholson. Pennsylvania.
Z. Ii. Parry. N. Y. G. and IL. X. X.
James MoNaughton. N. Y. G. and H.
A. S. Kendall. N. Y. N. II. and H. R.
X.
George O. Wells, Canadian Pacific.
Charles s. Lee, Lehigh Valley.
W. b. Smith. Lehigh Valley.
Q. W. Fuller, Lake Shore.
W. d. jerome, Now York Central and
Hudson River X. X.
George h. Daniels. New York Central
and Hudson River X. r
George Rushlow, ChampIain Transpor-
tation Co.
George L. Conner, Champlain Trans
pcrtation company.
A. Q. kendall, New York, New Haven
and Hartford. X. X.
X. +. Reaver, Philadelphia X. II.
q. L. Markham, Erie and Western
Transit company.
j. S. Barrow, jamestown and Chau =
@. N. Burt, Fitchburg.
W. +. Davis, Grand Trunk.
j. W. Sampson. Grand Trunk.
W. +. Clary, Grand Trunk.
The first meeting at 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning was that OF the rate clerks,
about 20 In number, who compiled the
rates to submit at the second meeting
ON Wednesday at 10 O'Clock a. m. to the
general passenger and ticket agents
for approval.
Last evening the visitors were enter
tained by an illustrated lecture by Mir.
K. G. SWEET.
In the evening the members listened
to the interesting address of Edw ard
O. SWEET on "Pioturesque Maine" An
Invitation was then accepted 60 spend
the remainder of the evening at the
Gum berland club.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
TO RIA

Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use for more than thirty years. and
The Kind Yoa Have .1iYaJs Bought
cASToRIA
Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLErcuER-
In use for more than thirty years, aud
zz< Kind You Have .fipaJs BoEgAk
CAsToRIA
Bears the signature Of cHAs. II. FLETCHER.
In use Tor more than thirty years, and
The KIND Yos Maze flzays Bongh:
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
FINAL MARK DOWN SALE.

r. NJ. Lewsen s. Co. advertise nnai
mark down sale for the season. Inc
lowest prices yet are made In ordsr 70
make room for the new spring goods
which Mr. Lswsen Is now In New York
buying.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs TODAY.
Mrs. Min.low,s Soothing syrup.

Ras been used over Fifty Years py millions Of
mothers for their children while Teething.
with perfect success. 1t soothes the child.
softens the gums. allays Pain. cures Wind
Cole, regulates tSe bowels. and u the best
remedy for Dlsrrhoea whether arising from
teething or other causes. For sale by Drug
rists in every part Of the world. Be sure and
ash for Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup. 70 cts
n bottls
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
Tricot Poplin.

A new edition OF the P0plin family. differently
spaced from its predeces sors, ana more finely
woven, lusuOus, dressy, a inches VIDE,
$3.50
(s2OO IN MArch-SmeJ
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
AT UNDERWOOD SPRING.

party Numbering about 100 OF the
residents of woodfords. went to Under
wood Springs park by special cars last
evening where they enjoyed social
evening, supper. etc The party returned
home at late hour well satisfied with
their evenings outing.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
Creme M erveilleux.

A fine Crepe weave, sikily polished, spring
wei ht French elegance and taste Is IN every
inch, A inch,
Twill be al In March.
The Portland daily press., 1900-01-24
j. R. LIBBY co.
THE NEW ALMsHoUSE.

At 4 80 O'Clock " sterday afternoon the
special joint slmshouse committee met to
consider with subcommittee from the
overseers Of the roor, plan for new
almst ouse, TO be submitted to the city
government. 1t is understood that the
plan selected some time ago by the special
committee is perfectly satisfactory to the
overseers and 1t will probably go to the
government without material alteration.
Within few days there will be confer
ence between the oversssrs and the special
com mittee with reference to plans for q
revision Of the system under which the
poor department Ii managed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-29
ALFONSO KARR

nuestfos argumentos contra los relojes los
pendulos, y hemos tornado la resoluci6n dc
comprar un reloj con ell importe del capitulo
que habiamos hecho para probar 10 menos su
inutilidaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-29

iPObre Elena !!

Una yerja de bronco, IN patio, una sscalssa
do piedra, y despues un peristilo con Columns.
En- Ia cochera un carruaje slegante, her
nesos caballos en- las cuadras.
Criados en- la antesala
Estufas vasos de marmol en- el eomedor
Atrayesamos un salon magnffcamente amue.
blado; las paredes estan forradas de seda al
rededor hay colgados cuadros de los meiores
pintores; ricos dorados y porcelanas preciosas
cargan la chimenea y las consolas, delante
de los BALCONIES Sc ven magniicas cortinas de
demasco.
Pasemos adelante. Al abrr la puerta 90 per.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-29
FOR SALE PROPERTY

On sale 300 cuerdas of land between the Nit
nicipa! districts of Luquillo and Fajardo.
Full information will be given ct IT Fortalezs
Street. San Juan, Porto Rico.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
STILL AT WORK.
Three Unknown Burglars Attempt
10 Rob Residence in Oakdale.
One Intruder Locks Himself in n Room and
Escapes by Ala of Ills pap ON Outside
Marriage This Ivcnins-For Calves
ton Sufferers
ton sufferers.

Ihrec unknown persons attempted to
hurSlari2c the residence of Mrs Rosa
Topping. in Oakdale. Monday night
one on them had succeeded in breaking.
open the cook-room door and aroused
the family. One OF the members of the
household came down stairs and
caught the intruder in the cook room,
and when he was crowded on he closed
the door while his ''pal"ran around to
the front door of the residence and
knocked. This attracted the attention
OF the occupant of the house and the
person who had closed himself up in
the coolI-room escaped. Several shots
were fred at the would-bc burglars,
hut none took effect.
MARRIAGE THIS EVENING.
After the rehearsal at the ST. Paul's
Episcopal Church last evening prior
TO the marriage of Miss Icbccca
Frances Dashicll and Mr. John Earle
White. which takes place this evening
at Gao o'clock, a delightful reception
was given at the residence of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. v.
Dashiell. from 10 to 1l:30 o'clock for
the attendants and in honor of the
GROWING event. The table was beau
tifuly decorated and ladcned with a
bountiful and sumptuous repast.
SLOW PROGRESS ON FERRY.
The citizens OF Berkeley, who arc
compelled to use the ferry as Il means
to reach Norfolk. say that they don't
want to 20 on record as kickers. but
they can't help from believing that the
work that commenced on the Chest
nut street ferry dock more than ten
days ago is being pushed with so lit
tl. activity that not even the lumber
for decking the bridge has been hauled
FOR GALVESTON SURVIVORS.
Lee Lodge No. H. of odd Fellows,
has taken active steps to raise sub
scriptiun for the Galveston Texas re-
lief fund. At meeting Monday night
Il soliciting committee was created TO
receive contributions. The lodge has
not been long organized, and not hav-
ina, an accumulated surplus to draw
from. has taken the next best means
to assist the suffering OF the Inflated
city.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety at its Sunday afternoon conSecra-
ton service voted So TO the Galveston
sufferers There are other religious and
fraternal societies OF the town making
ready TO cast in their forthings.
Mrs. Capt. c. w. Young. of Oakdale.
is arranging for a rehearsal to be given
soon for the benefit of the ill-fated Gal
vestoners She Intends to make II an
event and wants the people
to show their charity by their presence.
BENEFIT LAWN PARTY.
The lawn party at the residence OF
Mrs. l.. b. Allen last evening. on the
corner of Middleton and Mulberry
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
RAILROAD Barge In trouble.

RAILROAD BARGE IN TROUBLE.
The Weather Observer at Cape
Henry reported this morning that a
railroad barge was lying at anchor in
the channel opposite the Cape Henry
Station. and that Il tug was standing
near by.
1t was explained that as the barge
was being towcd across the bay Mon
day night the hawscr connecting the
barge with the tug separated. and that
the high wind prevailing blowed the
barge down between the Capcs.
The barge thus in trouble Is OF the
y. y, +. and y. fleet, and upon learn
ing the facts this company at once took
steps looking TO the safety OF the dere-
lict craft.
Late last night information was re-
ceiyed that the barge in question had
been toWcd into harbor at Port Nor
folk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
ereenvillo County Republicans.
(Special to Nirgininn- Pilotl

Emporia. Va, Sept. 19.-The Green's
vile county Republicans held n meet
ing here yesterday for the purpose OF
elccting delegates TO the State Republic
can Convention. which is now in ses-
sion at huntsville. During the progress
of the meeting many heated discussions
were INDUCED in by white and colorcd.
but upon the whole matters passed off
quietly. The following delegates were
elected: AIR. John r. Everett, of En-
poria; Captain Frank Jarratt. of Jar
T;Iru 3, H.. f.CtiiT5rrrri Ma
than Avent, of l;mporia, the latter be-
ing colored.
Captain Frank Jarratt was reelected
county chairman.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
NEWPORT NEWS.
WON'T SUPPORT CANDIDATE
FLYNN-AR. EELLEY'S VIEWS.
WONT

WONT SUPPORT CANDIDATE
FLYNN-MR. EELLEY'S VIEWS.
Newport News VA. Sept. 1S.-The old
City Democratic Committee clique in
the Seventh Ward. as elsewhere in the
city, have been industriously circulat-
ine the report that Mr. George Cross,
president of the Central Labor Union
and candidate OF the reorganizati onists
in the Seventh Ward for the Office of
member of the City Committee. was not
only not a Democrat. hut would fight
Hon. II. l.. Maynard and vote for Mr..
Flynn. the candidate put into the field
in Norfolk last Sunday.
Mr.. Cross was seen last night by a
reporter for the Daily Press and asked
for statement of his position. He
preferred to make Il statement over his
own signature, which lie did as fol-
lows:
Newport News. Va. Sept. II. 1900.
Editor Daily Press:
Having heard rumors to the effect
that | am bolter from the Democratic
ranks. the same having been circulat ted
on account of the endorsement of the
Socialist candidate as opposed to the
Democratic nominee for Congress from
this (Second) district. Mr.. Maynard.
wish to inform all voters of the Seventh
Ward particularly. and voters gene
rally. that I cannot assume respon-
slblhty for any action taken by trade
unlonists outside of their regular meet
ings. and that having always voted the
straight Democratic ticket and fully in
tending 60 do so this time. I stamp as
malicious falsehood the statement
that 1 am a boltcr. Very respectfully,
GEORGE CROSS
President c. l.. u.
MIR. KELLEY'S VIEWS.
The Herald contains the following:
MIR. Walter G. Kelley said to n Heral Id
reporter yesterday. when asked if he
would comply with the request of the
Norfolk meeting:
81 think that this request of the
Norfolk trades unionists comes in poor
grace when as matter of fact the
trades uniOnists of Norfolk failed to
give me n single vote in the district
convention on the 23d of August.
shall speak for Hon Harry L. Maynard
in this campaiGn."'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
a New Safety Match.

match has at last been discovered
which can be manufa cturcd absolutely
without the aid of phosphorus. and can
therefore be relied upon to make phos-
syjaw'' one of the hidcous memories of
the past This safety match contains
neither red nor yellow phosphorus nor Il
compound of phosphorus, but possesses
the great advantage of being able TO be
manufactured with the plant and machine
cry hitherto in use. Invention still strides
onward through every line. and yet there
are some things which seem inperious to
Improvement. For instance, Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, that famous medicine,
has stood unequalcd for nifty years as
lions have sprung up about 1t, but like
Il beacon light. 1t has stood immovable.
pointinE the way to health from all such
ailments as constipation. indigestion.
dyspepsia. biliousncss, sluggish liver or
weak kidneys. See that our Private
Revenue Stamp covers the neck OF the
bottle.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-19
berkeley NE VS. AND ADVERTISEMENTS

streets. for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Berkley Avenue Bap-
list Church. was we'll attended, not
understanding the cold tempered atmos-
phere. Those whose presence went to
make the occasion a success did not
linger about the lawn long after re-
freshinS themselves.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Berkeley Ruling Fraternal Mystic
circle at regular meeting last night,
at MIR. j.. X. Williams office, elected the
following officers: q. l.. Morrisettc. w.
ruler: c. l.. old. W. recorder; c. Il.
Gibbs, w. Collector. and DIR. ]. a. Nor
fleet. w. medical examiner.
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
The Berkley steam laundry is under
going extensive preparations prepara-
tory to the opening in Il few days with
perhaps the best equipment of machin-
cry for doing work OF any laundry in
this section. Everything is of the
latest improved.
Miss Marie Morrisette. of Ports
mouth. y. H., is here on q visit to the
Misses Ives. on Main street.
Little Miss Merida Rea. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George William
son. for several days. will leave to-day
for home in Edcnton, \. c., accom-
Mr.. IL. Goodman will leave to-day for
New York TO purchase his fall stock
of merchandise.
Mrs. Lizzie Beebe Seavey, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. l.. L.
Townsend. OF Oakdale. the past three
weeks, will leave tomorrow for the
home of her parents i'll Columbus,
Ohio.
Miss May Lassell. who has been
spending several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Daily, of South Norfolk.
left Monday evening for her home i'll
New York city.
Norfolk, have occupied their handsome
new residence In South Norfolk.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. DouShcrty have
returned from their pleasure trip OF
several days TO Northern cities.