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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
A NEGRO BABY FOUND.
The Dead Body of an Infant Found
in Ditch.

Yesterday morning as some colored bows
were playing in ditch, corner OF Main
and Calhoun streets, they pulled out a
bundle and upon unwrGpng it sufficient
ly to, discover that it contained a dead
baby, they became frightened and SAM
pred off Mr., G. " Carman, who CHANGED
to be passing at thu time, was attracted
by the action of the boys and upon ex-
aiming the bundle they had pulled from
the ditch, he Immediately notified the
police and Officer Quinn proceeded to the
place, accompanied by Justice Malsch, WHO
held an inquest upon the body.
Dr. Brumby, who was asked to make
an examination, reported 20 the corc>er
that the body was that Of fully de-
veloped female colored child that had bsen
born some thirty-six or forty eight hours
and was alive Mt the time of its birth. No
attention had been paid ii after birth and
while there was no evidence of strangu-
lation the infant had likely bled to death
from neglect Detective Quinn is working
on the case
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
CITY BREvITIrs-.

The Ladies' Parish Aid association wili
have called meeting this afternoon at 4
o'clock
The county schools are beginning TO close
the current school term. Several have closed
already and more will close next week.
Mrs. Albert Borneheld of 1911 Franklin
avenue has presented the city with beau
tlful doe to be placed in the new city park.
Tie republican city executive committee
OF which + II. Williams is chairman will
meet tonight for the purpose OF reorgan-
izing.
Mrs. J. Randolph requests the parents OF
the children taking part in the Scottish
dance TO meet her at $3.50 this morning NJ
the Lyceum TO discuss costumes.
The Brays Bayou Gun club will give
Tree barbecue on Sunday at the Brays Bayou
Gun club park ~ which there will be
dancing, trap and target shooting and other
amusements,
Misehianza carnival rehearsals will be held
as follows today; Flower dance at .. m
ana Scotch dance at 7, m. at Temperance
hall Hungarian dance at D. m. at Audi
torium.
team ran away yesterday near the Grand
central depot. A policeman got In front
OF the horses aud tried to stop them by firing
q couple OF shots, but he was not Suocessfui,
me horses We're injured by running against
q telephone pole.
The Houston high School alumni held
lnee.lng Yesterday afternoon at the residence
OF MRS Andrew Dow In the interest OF The
coming reception TO this years graduating
lass They will meet again next Tues
uhy IN the trustees room in the High Schoul
building AZ o'clock
c. Z. Setteghst & Bro. had three npe
horses stolen from them Tuesday night Tha
nurses were taken from the homo OF Mr.. O
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
CALIFORNIA LADIES
Experience with Drink.

While using Mocha and Java coffee, /
was hnally thrown into serious case of
nervous prostration. with heart trouble
and dizzy headaches. My husband also
mad most serious stomach trouble for
years. We finally gave up coffee and began
the use OF Postum. Both husband and my
self have now been perfectly well for
three years.
Mrs. c. r. Holmes OF 1916 Adair 81
and Mrs. AIDE Leonard. 2S4 Twenty seven n
ST.. Los Angeles, both tried Postum Food
Conee but did not boil II fifteen minutes
according TO directions, and therefore did
not like 1t. made cup for each OF them
the right way and now they use II daily
and like it very much.
Mrs. Ida sherman OF Glib Wentworth
Ave-, Chicago, had been quite III for years
with dyspepsia and nervousness and /
urged her TO leave OFF coffee and take Pos
tum Food Coffee. She now writes me that
she is entirely cured.
Mrs, Julia Moore of Riverside Cal
and also Mrs Lily Staldn OF Riverside wers
beth i'll Tor some years with heart trouble
told them OF my experience with coffee
and induced them TO drop IL and take M
Postum FOOD Coffee. Mrs. Moore was
cured and in three months after making
the change Mrs. Staldn' wrote that she ma
been relieved more from leaving OF oot-
fec and using Postum than she had an
tained from any medicines.
am naturally strong advocate OF
Postum" Ina Maud Magee 1872 n John
son ST.. l.. Los Angeles. California.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
PERSONA MENTION.

W Patterson of Galveston Is at the Capt
toll.
R. f. Houston Of Beaumont s at the Law
lor.
W. 3. Carrere was a guest Yesterday at the
Bristol
D. T Rorbes of Victoria is registered at the
X. R; FGrston of Louisville is guest at
T.. c. Rodey of Palestine is autoeraphed
at tho Capital
George W Hughes of Yoakum is stopping
at tho Bristol
A, NJ. Waugh Of Eagle Lake is among the
Lawlor's guests.
j. b Hereford Jr. of Dallas is in the city
stopping at the Lawlor.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Teagle OF Beaumont
ale guests at the Lawlor
Mr.. and Mrs Harris W Garrow. Jr.. have
returned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. c A. Teagle of Beaumont is in the
city and is guest of the Lawlor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r, Bryan and child OF
AnSleton are among the arrivals at the CAPT"
tol.
Mrs. NJ o. Goodner has gone to Dallas and
other points and will spend the summer
away.
Miss Blanche Wood left via the Southern
Pacific last night for New York to be alb
seat several months.
Hon Walter Gresham. Al Dirks and Fos-
ter Rose. all of Galveston. were registered at
the Lawlor yesterday.
Mrs. ]. p Long of 2207 Travis street has
returned home after spending pleasant
month visiting relatives
Messrs r. W Torrance of Austin and A. w
Bradshaw Of St Louis were among yester-
days arrivals at the Bristol.
A, T, Root president of the First National
bank. and Bud" TAYLOR left yesterday over
the southern Pacific on a trim to Mexico.
Miss Hood. who has been visiting the FAM
ilv Of Traffic Manager $. f. b. Morse, left
last night over the Southern Pacific for her
home in Covington. Ky.
Mrs Minnie Richardson and Mrs Cassidy Of
Ernis are attending ,he w. c. T. u. con-
Nention and are guests of Mrs. Richardson
cousin Mrs u, p. Randolph SIZE San ia
c!nto street.
Miss Mary BENJAMIN OF Deuison a dele
gate OF the vs. to the eighteenth annual con-
Eenuou OF the Texas Womans Christian
Temperance Union now in session IN the
city paid The Post visit last evening.
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The Cross of Honor.

There have been seventy three applica-
ton blanks for the cross of honor" is
sued by Adjutant Fall to members Of
Dick Bowling camp. and only forty of
these have been returned, leaving thirty
three Gus anding, He has only few more
blanks to issue and those entitled to them
and desiring a cross should call early. as
they are to be presented to the members
OF the camp on the 21st
Those having blanks should sign and
return them to Adiutant Fall. so that
they may be put In shape to turn over
TO R +. Lee chapter, United Daughters
of thd Confederacy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
Suburban Policemen to Double Up.

Suburban Policemen to Double Up.
For some time the question of doubling
up the suburban policemen. or putting two
men on each beat and having them cover
more territory has been considered and
since the killing Of the negro, lobe Ahick,
by Policeman Scott It has been decided 10
double the policemen up or let them go
in pairs on some of the suburban beats.
BY this method it is hoped that the ne
cessity for harsh measures in making ar
rests will be minimized. The new ar
rangement has already gone into effect
on some of the beats and it will follow on
others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
Trucl, Gro,rcrn trcnnire-

Phair, Texas, May 5,-The truck grow
ers Of this place had a meeting at j. =.
Carmans store and formed permanent
organization styled the Phair Vegetable
Growers association. NJ. B. Reid was
elected chairman. Robt. Pound secretary
and Wiley G. Kyle business manager.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
An AlI-DnN Ouiinp.

The Houston artillery and cavalry COM
panles viii have an all-day outing next
Sunday at point in the woods about, FIVE
or six miles distant from Houston the
exact place not having been determined
yet The companies will leave the city
about a. M
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
RARpERS, PIf NC.
houston ana Galveston BARRIERS WIN
Have n Joint Picnic

A Joint picnic of the Houston and Gall
weston BARRIERS will be had at Dickinson
Sunday, June 3. c. A. FORK, Harry Ath-
erton and A. T. Maxwell of this city have
been in conference with tho Galveston
BARRIERS and the details are being ar
ranged. The Galveston BARRIERS have a
letter from Congressman Bailey stating
that he will be present il he can conyc-
niently do so.
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The Leading Photographic
Studio of Texas,

"AwARDED"-By Photographers Associa,
ton of Texas Gold Medal first general prizi
at Dallas October 1899.
BY Photographers Association of America.
Dioloma, Class A. at Celeron. n. Y. July.
1879.
The above is proof that our work surpasse,
all others Phone No. 7S2.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
Arc You Thinking

where you will spend your summer outing
this year? The many lakes in illinois
and Wisconsin located along the line OF
the Wisconsin Central Ry. offer a variety
of choice. Good black bass and pckerel
fishing is always to be had. For illustrat-
ed booklets write to James c. Pond Gen.
Pass. Agent, Milwaukee. Wis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
SALE OF STANDS.

Stands and privileges for the Lords
Cycle club outing, to take place at Mag
nolia park Sunday, May 49, will be sold
at public auction at the club house, 100
Chenevert street. Tuesday night May s,
at s O'clock
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Tickets for Mischanza Karnval can be
secured at Heyer's, Woman's Exchange,
Cookrell's, Capitol Drug Store. Lechen-
gers and Grunewald's.
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TELEPHONE PRICES REDUCED.

We brought them down. Get one Of the
new phones and be in the push Resi-
dence, 81; business, SO per month Full
metallic circuit. No party lines. Tele-
phone As for contract. Citizens Telephone
Company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
DR.. SWAIL,
sI4-3l0 Khan Big. Bousto

e. Carman. D. w Malone and w G. Kyle
were appointed committee on bylaws.
There viii be several carloads of veget-
ahles shipped from this section this soa-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09

r. settegast, 221S Bagby street. They were
shipped in with a car Of horses from North
Texas recently. One OF the animals was
= bay mare and the other two we're brown
horses.
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Magnolia park every Thursday evening.
Trains leave 6, 7, s and 0 o'clock D. m.
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NOTES.

NOlES.
Every State in the Union with two ex-
ceptions, now have temperance taught in
their public schools
a conservation meeting will be had this
morning between and o'clock at the
Central Christian church.
Tho ladies Of the First Baptist church
VIII serve lunch to the delegates tod "
at the Levy building, corner of Main and
Capitol,
Mrs j, +. Corbln OF FL Paso, who was
to have given response to the addresses
or welcome. was detained on account Of
high water and did not arrive.
The delegates and their friends will be
invited to take dinner and supper each
day during their stay In the city with
some one of Houston's churches In most
cases the meals will be served in the
church buildings This is a. very pleasant
feature OF the entertainment accorded the
visitors, giving them an opportunity to
be together great deal
Ths supper to be served tonight to the
Womsn's Christian Temperance Union
convention by the ladies' Of the First Pres
byter!an church will be given at the Levy
building, corner Of Main and Capitol. in
stead OF at the church as first intended
Ladies who have promised contributions
for THE supper are requested to send them
TO the Levy building today. hut not earlier
than $50 p. m.
The decorations of the Central Chris
tan church, in which the convention IS
being held are quite artistic Above ths
organ in the rear OF the pulpit la a large
me painted star. constructed OF white
tissue paper, in the center OF which is
q photograph of the late Miss Willard
below this is globe, around which Is a
hand Of white ribbon. typical OF the fact
that the work of the Woman's Christ an
temperance Union extends entirely around
tho world.
The badges worn by the delegates to the
convention were presented by Mrs Il. S.
Tracy of this city, and are OF very
handsome design. The badges consist OF
white ribbons, on which are stamped in
letters Of gold; Delegate, Eighteenth
Annual Convention w. c. T. U. OF
Texas, Houston. May 3, and 10. 1900"
Attached to the middle of the ribbon ia
keystone fonmed Of celluloid. on which
Is printed; Ready armed, face to the
foe"
The transportation committee of The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
has arranged with the Santa Fe railway
for side excursion to Galveston on Fri
day, May IL, Trains will leave the Grand
Central depot at and 915 a. m. and tho
Santa Fe depot at 71O and 9:25 a. m.
Returning, they will leave Galveston at
ala p, M and 1880 p. M. The rate will
be 81 for the round trip. varied and
interesting programme has been arranged
Tor the entertainment of the party while
In Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-09

Drink Pal Pinto Water, at Kiesling's
Soda Fountain. SOP Main street.
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Magnolia park every Thursday evening.
Trains leave 6, Z, s and O'Clock D. M.
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N aAhthts
EVENING.
DELEGATES PRESENT

The delegates who have registered UP
to date are as follows: Mrs. NJ. Il. Boyce.
Mrs. w. s. Wall, Mrs. W. A. Dorsey. Dali
las Mrs. Mary Richmond Powell. Ennis;
MISS Matte Low Carter, Hillsboro; Mrs.
M II. Reddick, Denison; Mrs. J. l., Vre-
denDurg, Miss Lucy VI. Campbell Mrs.
Anna l.. Shell. Austin, Mrs Hal w. Greer.
Mrs. Ella Now, Beaumont; Mrs, !. ID.
Campbell, Miss c. o. Mason, Brennan
Mrs. Lulu Samuels, Lawrence; Mrs. Clara
a Clarke. Denlson; Mrs. NJ. J. Saunders,
Mrs. NJ. d. Money. Smlthville; Mrs. Katie
Hooker. Beaumont Mrs. w. d, Mihills.
Mrs, NJ. S. Willy. Mrs. e. S. Tracy Hous-
ton; Mrs. Beulah c. Millar and little
daughter, Hazel, Hillsboro; Miss Fannie l..
armstrong, Dallas Miss Reta Carter
hoyse City; Mrs Mamie Curtis, Miss Kit
Tie owen. Mrs. Fay Akers. Mrs. A. J..
sharpley, Sherman; Mrs. NJ E. Couch
Beaumont; Miss Mary Benjamin. Denlson
Mrs Minnie Richardson, Mrs CaddIe Cas-
siday, Ennis; Mrs. c. A. Brace. Mrs. J. a..
Blanton, Mrs. NJ e. Port. Drummer; Mrs.
D. A. Ramsay, Mrs. ID NJ Stoddard Hous-
ton; Mrs Virginia Hazlett, Kerrville; Mrs.
NJ a. Culherson, Olin Culberson. Ifills-
boro; Mrs. Eudora Turner, Marshall; Mrs
NJ. b. Kinder, Mrs. r. T. Kinder. Mrs
Jennie Lewis, Mrs Emily Fehr. Mrs. NJ
F. Hockett, Mrs. Emma Golf Mrs. Francis
Purdune, Denison.
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Booths Ice Cream only $500 gallon.
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Ola HamlIn, Palestine; press. Miss Fam
ME L. Armstrong Dallas franchise. Mrs.
Mary u. Prendergast. Mexia; heredity.
Mrs. H. A. Nagle Denison; Sabbath OBJ
servance, Mrs v @. Montgomery. Tenn
pie; scientific temperance instruction. Mrs.
Dorothy weaver Fort Worth; Ave min
utes' respite for rest exercises, Mrs. X
p. Patterson; discussion upon leading
topics.
5;00--Adiournment.
EVENING.
S;oo-Music Devotlonals and address,
Mrs. r. VI. Haugntun, National evanRel-
ist music; annual address - state presl-
dent, Mrs. Helen NJ stoddard, Fort
Worth; Offering; music: bencdiction.
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Nellie w. Robinson.
~ Recording 1.eretary.
The report was received and referred
70 the auditing committee with the ususl
vote OF thanks. 17usi
The president appointed Mrs. Curtis.
Mrs Kirkland and Mrs. Haughton as a
committee TO award prizes.
!. AMER another song, led by Miss Adaml.
we forenoon session was closed with a
ham. y D'e"-
some announcements regarding s,,h.
meetings we're made and the convention
adjourned to ESQ p m. '''''"
Afternoon session,
re convention met eu the afternoon
session at ESQ D. m. The devotional AZ.
ereises were conducted by Miss LalIa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-10

TT. Scott Monitor: Attorneys a.
II. Campbell and j. b. f. Gates of
lola yesterday filed in the court of
appeals here an appeal from Allen
county in "a suit of Mrs. Mary F.
Barker against the Lanyon Zinc com
pany of lola, over gas lease.
The little city of Thayer has con-
tracted to pay Messrs Dodds and
Oveman, the Marion county Ind,
gas men now securing leases in this
state SlOO0cash bonus for furnishingth the
town with gas. The money to be paid
after sinking and connecting three
wells before snow flies.
Harry .. Robinson, the groceryman
who purchased the stock of Esse "
Funston. has leased the south room of
the j. II. Barclay building on north
Washington avenue, now occupied by
MIR. T. NJ. Bartels and will move into
it as soon a Mr.. Bartels can move in
to his new building in the next block
north.
Mrs. Eliza Lockhart, aged mother
of James Lockhart, one of the three
Allen county commissioners, died
/ Sunday at the home of her son near
| Humboldt and will be buried Tuesday
in the Dewitt cemetery. Mrs. Lock
hart was in her seth year and has
been bed-ridden for a long time, ow-
ing to a stroke of paralysis. She was
widely acquainted and her death will
he sad news to all her friends
Mr.. jameson, an aged newspape
man who in 1896 published the Spring
field, ILL.,, Republican and Loyalty
supported John c, Fremont, was in
lola on his way to Bronson tC
visit relatives. He is over seventy
years of age and wildly recalls fire.
quent visits from Abraham Lincoln
who dropped into the office to chat OF
brought in contribution for the pa
per.
Web Bostwick has invented some
thing which viii he hailed with de
light by everybody who has suffered
from chiggers. He folded up a piec,
of paper and glued it together so tina
it fits his leg from the knee down
The lower part is supported by hi
hose and the top is a folded edge
The pesky chigger starts upsthat paper
runs into the fold and can go NJ
farther, lays down and dies. At an.
rate he begins starving. Web say
he has got tofght a constant desire tC
laugh since then.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-10

r. c. Palstring has bought the in-
terest of his partner +. T. Wright in
the blacksmith shop on South street.
Mr.. Wright will return to his former
home at FIT. Scott Mr., Palstring has
made a distinguished success of his
career in lola. He came here last
year, held good job as blacksmith,
won an excellent reputation later as a
policeman went into business for him
self with Mr. Wright, got married.
and now has bought out his partner.
1t must Ice admitted that Humboldt
people when You once get them wean-
ed from the traditions of their town
make about as good citizens as are
met in a days journey.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-08-10
THE lola REGISTER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
CHAS. F. SCOTT
THE WEEKS NEWS
uckeye Churn at Coutant's.

Buckeye Chmn at Coutant's.
J. f. Hobbey came overfrom Moran
Monday.
Geo. Hepburn went to Colorado
Wednesday.
Money to loan on city property,
Bostwick q Acers.
Money to loan on improved farms
lowest rate. Bostwick x Acers.
Two cents a bushel for grinding any
kind of grain at the lola Water Mills
Born, Tuesday, August 7, to Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. French, a ten pound
boy.
Mrs. Ford and Miss Gard, a sister
and neice of Judge Gard, are here
visiting him.
Call and examine the DeKalb hog
fence, the most perfect one on the
market. j. w. Coutant.
Mrs. L. c. Munger and daughter
went to Ash Grove, Mo, Friday for
a visit withrelatives and friends
Walter Birdsell came down from
Kansas City to attend the funeral OF
his brother-in-law, Frank Rosenberg.
Mr.. Baird, of the firm of Ramsay
Bros. q co., went to st. Louis last
week to buy goods for his store at
Bartlesville /. Y.
Mrs. j. NJ, Marley and Miss Mary
Belt who have been visiting Mrs. f
f.. Lmith for "A short time returned
home to Oswego Tuesday.
r.. H. Bennett and Earl Arnold wenr
to Yates Center Tuesday to attend
the annual convention of the members
of the y. p. c. U. of the U. b. church
viii, Col. and Dee Lanyon lef
TuesdaySfor weeks shooting neal
Bronson. They will be the guests o
. Mr.. Hall who lives near there anC
frequently entertainscrowds ofhunters
License to marry was issued Tues
day to John p. Ebbs of Gas City ant
Bertha Chockley of lola. II is re
ported the happy event took place
last evening at the home of the brides
parents in this city.
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They tell good story on Barton,
the restaurant man. He keeps gum !
with Bryan's and McKinley's button
pictures attached. a very small boy !
hoisted penny over the counter yes
terday and asked for a stick of gum
with the Mckinley button. Barton
iokingly said that these buttons cost
five cents. y lump came in the boys
throat and with a terrible look of dis
appointment and fallen hopes he dis
gustedly said; well, give me a Bry-
an buttonthen.
\. w. Beck, who has stayed here
and stuck to his business pretty
closely for the past fifteen or twenty
years. returned Saturday evening
from an extended outing of about "A
week in Colorado. He wandered
through the Garden of the Gods, ell
bowed millionaires in Colorado
Springs, drank water from every
spring he met, climbed up the cog
railway and played the gentleman of
leisure and social swell for all of one
week and then he could no longer re-
sist the longing to be back in the
shop. telling the stranger in lola all
about what we had done and what we
propose doing further.
Each member of the Twentieth will
receive a medal. The G. AR. depart
ment has raised funds by popular sub
scriptiou to pay for them. They are
made from an old Spanish cannot.
The members of four companies in the
regiment have already received their
medals-Lawrence, Ottawa, Leaven-
worth and Fort Scott. The members
of Company G. most of whom reside
/ in Montgomery county, will receive
! their medals at the Grand Army re-
union at Cherryvale on August Pol.
The department now has about 600 of
the medals on hand and will turn them
over to the G.. a. r.. posts i'm towns
where the Twentieth Kansas boys were
raised as fast as they are called for.
Fort Scott Monitor; Quite surprise
was sprung on the manager and mem
bers of the Robinson circus yesterday
when it was announced that two of the
members were about to "do double
turn" for life, Yesterday morning
Mr., Michael Rowenor, the head bal
ancing trapeze artist, and Miss Jo-
hannah Loetller, slack wire artist, took
out marriage license from Judge
Scoville. Only few of the members
of the show were notified of the we'd
ding until late in the afternoon. The
ceremony was performed by Rev,
Green of this city, upon the throne
setting in their King Solomon pro,
duction and was witnessed by proba,
bly, three hundred members of the
company and friend S. After the cere'
mony good wishes were extended by
the Management and everyone present.