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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-18
ERJENDs, UNIVERSITY NOTES.

L
Thursday afternoon the local church
he,a its regular monthly business meet
ms in Russell Hall
Misses Iela Seal, Daisy Thompson and
CapitoIa Pyle are assisting Miss Croker
in the kindergarten department.
The Y. w. c. A prayer-meeung Thurs
day morning. led by Mabel Rawson. was
very interesting. There was an unusually
large number Of girls present.
on Thursday morning the Y. NJ. c. A.
praver-meeting was led by Albert An
drew. Such interest was manifested in
the praise and prayer service that twenty
minutes seemed far too short for the
meeting
Mrs. Della c. H. Cox. lecturer and Or
GAMER for the W. C T. L. viii speak
in Russell Hail AT the Friends University
this afternoon at s p. m. Subject, What
Are You Going TO do About TIP Every
body is invited.
The third number ofthe University Life
IS lust out This issue contains many
interesting articles, among them "A Lit
erary Affair" a Kansas Blizzard. -
CHAPEL Talk The Purtans" over
the Wires and Mr.. Singleton on the
Toothache." 4 condensed account is Civ
en- q Mr.. Allison's lecture Of January Is.
on The subject. The Qualifications for
Business Success Letters from I.Ucien
Baker and W. A Harris Of the United
states senate. received BY DIT. C. ".
2Eoss. endorsing the position the faculty
ana students Of Friends University had
taken eOneerning the peace movement -
we're printed in fun One Of the choicest
articles is a poem, The Plain Quaker
Colors. s parody on the odd Oaken
Bucket" The general items also are oct
ter han common
A nunsberof the young men met Tues
day afternoon and organized society for
the purpose OF enlarging their knowledge
Of Jaw. The society il 70 be known as
.sThs Court" Mr.. Elmer Jones was
elected temporary chairman.
TIE Brightonian Literary society adopt
ed a new constitution Friday evening,
February IS. On account Of the unusual
amount Of business transacted the pro-
cram was snort but interesting, the mG-
SIC being especially good,
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSIONS.

On January and IS. February and 70,
March and 20, April and IT, 1900, the
Santa Fe Route will sell homeseekers'
excursion tickets at rate Of one fare plus
81 TO points in Arkansas. Arizona Louisi-
ana. New Mexico and Texas. Those con-
tempiaJing a trip through above named
territory viii do well 70 call on some
representative Of Santa Fe Route. Solid
vestibule trains and through Pullman
service TO all points. L. R DELANEY.
Telephone Is Agent.
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SAN ANTONIO
THROUGH SLEEPER VIA SANTA FE
ROIrTE

F!rst-cIass Pullman sleeping car leaves
wichita daily via Santa Fe Route az :
m Free reclining chair cars on same
train For folders. rates and reservz-
rt7ns apply TO L r. DELANYEY,
one dollar pays for q double lower
ha-4b 4, sleeping car On the Rock Island
@. and O. flyer. Wichita 10 Lincoln and
Omaha Leaving Wichita daily at p.
n. arrives Lincoln q. n, Omaha 3
m. No change Of cars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-18
canning in COLORADO and View Mexico

The Denver and Rio Grande railroad,
..-rhe Scenic Line of the World" has
nreDared an illustrated book upon the
above subject. which Will be sent free to
farmers desiring TO change their location.
This publication gives valuable informa-
ton in regard to the agricultural. horti-
cultural and live stock interests Of this
section. and should be in the hands OF
every one who desires TO become &C
ouainted with the methods Of farming by
irrigation. Write S. K. Hooper. G. P.
and T. A, Denver, Colo.
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FRISCO LINE TO EUREKA SPRINGS
ARKANSAS

Excursion tickets On sale at all times
Take . much needed rest and spend E few
DAYS Al this noted resort sl45 for the
round tr1p. Good returning ninety days
from date ot sale B. 2. DUNN,
District Passenger Agent
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WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

WICHITA COMMERCIAL COLLECb
NOTES
Mr.. Newman returned TO school during
the week. having been absent at home for
some time on account of sickness
Mr.. Tyrreu Of the commercial depart
ment. has been absent for three or four
Gays this week on account Of sickness.
he wiz be ready for work again Mon
cay
Miss Ella Hilton completed the short
tand and typewriting course on Thurs
-ay and IS a splendid fstenographer.
Mr.. RAIDER Of the commercial depart
rent. was called to his home on Friday
II account OF the sickness of his father,
e. Argonia, Kan.
Miss AIaude York of the shorthand de-
partment. went to her home at Coldwater,
Kan. Monday, on account Of poor health
i is hoped that she may soon recover
and be able to continue her course.
The college social Friday evening was
Z splendid success, notwithstanding the
bad weather One Of the good parts OF
the program was the playing Of the
Sfckner Mandolin club. Miss Laura Sick
re- favored the audience with mandolin
solo which was exquisitely rendered and
enthusiastically encored. There was only
0ne disappointment and that was the
speech by Mr. Claudt Stanley who was
called out Of the city, much 10 the regret
Of the large audience He promises tC
make talk TO the students sometime ir
the near future. Ont Of the humorous
parts of the occasion was a valentine boz
which was opened as the closing part OF
the program after which a general socia
time was INDUCED in for an hour Of
more
The following persons have enrolled
during this month: Gto. Rittenhouse, J
+. MCMilIin. Leslie Kerr, E. B. Jewett
Ray Carpenter. Emmett Wakefield, Berry
Wall. G. r Baker, D. y. Harrington
Pearl Morley. H F. Wedemeyer, S. V
Day. O. P. Wentworth. Chas. Ritter anC
L H Thompson.
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To Pueblo. Colorado Springs ard Den
yer without change O, cars VIA the Ms
scur1 Pacific railway. Through Sleeper
leaves Wichita daily st so p n
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HELP -MISCELLANEOU
WANTED-A man or woman in every
county for general managership; others
to travel and appoint agents; salary,
SIS per month and expenses. Also local
workers guaranteed 80 per day. Cen
fury, 3943 Market St. Phila., Pa
1-21-sun-6t
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TIE gEsT ROUTE TO HOT SYRINGE.
ARKASAAs.
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statesmen WANTED.


neutrality-suspicious. calendar sales
man, imported goods only (for advertis-
ing purposes; over 300 choice designs,
Hangers, Panels, Cut-outs, etc, import
ed direct by US. The most attractive
and best selling line on the market.
Address, with references, stating ex-
perience, Aug. Cast Bank-Note and
Litho. Co., St Louis, Mo. 2-1s-sun-2t
statesmen WANTED Statesmen every
where to sell our line of staple goods
Side line or exclusive, 5000 per day; no
experience necessary. Free samples
Kelliher, 3943 Market ST., Philada., Pa
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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BUSINESS CHANCE-F5r sale. Large
Chicago Wholesale house mai Cr1lr.
TaisorS 20 tEs trade business Sales e.
year. SSa,8sl; profit over S8f+A This
year sales vii b. cvs- $49a Price
Ss5,0lo- VIII bear str-cteSr l1Tzs-lza-
ton Is Al exceptional bargain. Al
dress D-s3. care Of Lord s Tlcu s,
Chicago. IL z-h-IS
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Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.

PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOIES-
Tuesday evening the middle preparatory
class gave a reception to the otner
Classes of the preparatory department
The reception was given at the nome OF
Hattie Roach. on North Lawrence.
The mother of Harold Morrison, %,
died AZ he rhome at sedgwick one week
from last night
Ellen Robinson, 90. was called to
Augusta on account Of the death Of her
grandmother.
Halle. %. has been called to Halstead
20 conduct a series of revival meetings.
Next Thursday being the 2znd day Of
February. students and faculty viii en-
Joy a full holiday.
Francis Doty, %, presented the library
With several sets Of current magazines.
a volume discussing Causes and Rene
dies Of the Recent Industrial Depression
has been received from its author, Mr.
Geo. T Bailey.
Among the important library additions
during the week are the following: An
1ual Literary Index for 1897; Holland
Butterfly Book, magntioently Illustrated
with cuts and colored plates; Dyces
Shakespeare, z vols; Green's History OF
the English People. vols; Sherman's
RecoIeotions, 2 vols; several important
reports on Tariff and Finance.
Wednesday evening Professor Barlow
dean CT Harris hall, and Mrs. G. H
Lewis. directress, gave valentine party
- which all the students on Paramount
Iill were invited Each guest brought a
valentine and came dressed to represent
some well-known character or book
Many Of the impersona tons were very
unique DR.. and Mrs. Lewis represented
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey, Professor Bar
low. Sheldon, and Mr.. Minton Ross-one
Of the members Of Paramount faculty
The company then guessed who each
other were. Miss Mabel Milllson and
Miss Helen Reilly proved most proficient
and received the prizes suitable TO the
occasion. The valentines which each one
brought were mixed together and drawn
at random, as souvenirs Of the evening.
Light refreshments were served, and
after a number, OF college songs the
guests departed singing a merry sere-
rsde
Miss Edna Hunter Of Wellington, last
years graduate Of the academic depart
ment. has been visiting her friends and
former classmates during the week.
Professor Cooley has been adorning his
recitation with large photographs and
pictures illustrative Of the ancient gIOries
OF Greece.
Scrosis will celebrate Washington
BIRTHDAY by giving a colonial entertain
ment Thursday evening. Dainty colonial
refreshments will be served and short
musical program will be rendered There
will be candy and popcorn booths. The
proceeds Of the entertainment will 60
towards the Sorosis room which is being
fitted up. Colonial costumes viii be
much il evidence and a general good time
Is anticipated.
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HoMEsEEKERs EXCURSION

HasiEsEEKERs' EXCURSION
20
ARKANSAS. LOCT5TASA. TEXAS,
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO.
See
3. 2. DUNN. DIST. PASS. AGT.
FRISCO LINE.
-ornsr Main STREET ans Douglas avsncs.
Wichita kan. fer fsIl iaf9rmzeioa a. 70
frse. rates. f5uth ETC.
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CLASSIFIED
WAN S


4 n a -
RIrsTNEss neutrality-suspicious. for
tunes are being derived from the culti-
walton of coffee, rubber. oranges and
other tropical products; let Us send you
free little book showing now you may
participate IN these profits without cen
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Osxaca Co, go Fullerton Bldg, 81.
Louis, No. -sun-4r
WANTED Partner. in well-established
manufacturing business; 800 required
Address Il. c." care Eagle. sl-St
FOR sALE-Furniture and undertaking
business in Oklahoma: county seat
town A snap for thirty days See
Tucker & Dickson. 202 E. Douglas ave
nue., Wichita, Kan Sr3tx
FOR SALEFeed mill, in good order;
will be sold cheap. on account OF sick
ness. 32S West Douglas, Wichita
N-II1
FOR SALE OR TRADE-For Wichita
residence good. clean stock OF
goods and store stand. in a good town
Address CIV. R." Eagle ONCE S-u
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTs WANTED-Agenfs: Dom Paul,
Boer flags and English war buttons, 81.
Patrick's dav badges snamrocks, nov
elites Headquarters for campaign
goods. Latest novelty catalogue free;
4 samples 10c. Always something new.
Miller Chambers St, New York
H
AGENTS WANTED-Lady agents, If you
want the best money makers, you must
have our Hygeia Electric CorSets ana
Skirts; the standard for twenty years
Address Western Corset Co, St. Louis,
Mo. 2-11-sun-17t
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Browns Tree Paint keeps borers, rab-
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Globe Chemical Co.. Bioomingtons III
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WANTED-Agents for the best laundry
in Kansas Liberal commission Adj
dress Wichita Steam Laundry. 92tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-1SH " Topssa
avenue; part cash: easy terms on the
balance Possession given March 1St-
INQUIRE at above number, or 1915 y. To-
peka Avenue 9s-u
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FOR SALE-By Israel Bros.;
A large, fine property on North Law
renee avenue. S3,610 Reasonable terms
ST. y Washington a handsome cottage
with large plate glass front winooS'
mantle and CRATE; nice frolt fence;
all newly rebuilt and up n perfect or
der WIN rent for s. per mouth- Price.
ar this time, $3.50.
4 large residence on the south side.
with S acres OF land. Price. s, $50
Ten-roou residence, on the West SIDE,
with three acres Price. 81, 600.
Handsome Groom cottage. on the West
Side. with large barn and 50 feet Of
ground. Price. $3.50.
624 Fern. West Side Price, $50.
~ By 80 feet. facing p. l. and Santa Fe
r r, near Douglas avenue. s3.el0
A North Dakota farm 20 trade for
SedSwick county farm.
Two forty-acre orange and lemon farms
IN Southern California, TO trada fJr
central southern Kansas farm.
Several farms in the west part Of the
county from 1850 up.
we have several cash buyers for
Wichita properties who must buy at
price which will reasonably assure
them OF a profit on the Investment
Call with your bargains. which we will
handle as you may desire.
ISRAEL BROS.
Silt
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WANTED-Cash for acceptable ideas.
State = patented. Address the Patent
Record, Baltimore, Nd. l2-l5-S1et
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AGENTS WANTED-Lady agents, II you
want the best money makers, you must
have our Hygeia Electric Corsets and
Skirts; the standard for twenty years
Address Western Corset Co, St Louis,
Mo. 2-l-Sun-It
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AGENTS wANTED-Just out. New
Peerless Gasoline Lamp. Easiest hight
ed; most satisfactory; knocks ali COM
petition agents coming money. Peer
less Lamp Co, 2S7 Railway Exchange
Bldg, St Louis, No u-26-sun-5f
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AGENTS WANTED-Agent everywhere;
Browns Tree Paint keeps borers, rab-
bits. insects away; 81 per day sure
2-Is-ltx
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MALE HELP WANTE-D-Salesmen for
the best line OF rnade-to-measursc cloth
ing. Prices range from > - up. Also
big line OF mems ami ladies' nackil-
tOshes, from $50 up. Write for sample
outfit and terms. at once. Warrington
Wooden and Worsted Mills. Chicago.
2-1f-SUn-2t
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MALE HELP WANTED-Men to learn
quired. Special offer now fn- gradua tes
to work for US; SO positions open; new
fields; car earn tuition by bringing four
students. Our catalogue exp planning Spa-
cial offer, mailed free. MOler Barber
College. st. Louis, No. 2-IS-6t
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BUSINESS CHANCEsEnormous for
tunes are being derived from the culti-
walton of coffee, rubber, oranges and
other tropical products; let US send you
free little book showing now you may
r1srticfnate IN these profits without cen
ficting with your regular business The
Oaxaca Co., go Fullerton Bldg. 81.
Louis, No. i-sdn-4t
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
rooms. at 6t5 \. Emporia. 142-su-tf
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tion: prefer management
OF lumber yard; experienced; can give
best OF references; vii 60 anywhere
Address. stating wages, when wanted
and where, 2. @. Box q, Sheridan. Ok.
SI--rx
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MALE HELP WANTED - Government
positions Don't prepare for any civil
service or census examination without
seeing our catalogue Of infOTma ton.
Sent free. Columbian Correspondence
College, Washington, D. c.
2-11-s1lr,-9fy
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FOR RENT-Two furnished and two IN
furnished rooms. for housekeeping. 1l05
E. Douglas avenue.
Embellishments
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WANTED-By young man Of . a place
10 work nights. mornings and @ Sat
urdays, for his board w1iie attending
school Address e l." Comuercial
College sl-lLz
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wANTED1Coat-naker at once. Closer
Tailoring Co TS-tf
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FOR SALE-Cottage. : rooms. close In.
north, 500.
Cottage and barn, with Z acre. on West
Side central location. 500
Dwelling. rorns. 3-st0ry, hail, closets,
bath. cellar barn. fine chicken-house
fruit and shade 100 feet, u blocks north.
cheap, only 100.
Nice home on West Side, ) rooms. large
barn. near Franklin school. $50.
Three-roou1 cottage, barn, lots, West
Side. $50. TUCKER s. DICKSON,
90 E. Douglas
II
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MALE HELP WANTED-Boys wanted
must De over Is years old. Join the c.
NJ A, Boys Secret Society; . 000 mem
bers. Full particulars free. Address
Grand Secretary c. NJ. a, Oak Park,
Illinois. 2-lS-It
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FOR RENT-One furnished room, for one
or two ladies. S57 y. Market Silt
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

situation. March 1st. by a
man with 8 years experience In dry
goods and clothing. Best Of reference.
Address - care Eagle. Sl-2tx
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room, with board in private family;
gentlemen preferred. n8 E. Douglas
avenue. s-thu-sat-sun-3tx
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wANTEn-Position as clerk = assistant
bookkeeper BY Young married ma.
Address B. 3 r, care Eagle
SILK
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FOR RENT-My parlor suite; win rent
either to man and wife or four gentle
men. Reference required. Mrs Chas.
Fuller, 207 n. Lawrence. H-t
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LCST-Sarurday Afternoon. P -ar-1sd ID =
rf1- has date ard uouoZrsm On ssEEe
Ff1ae- please cave al p : Tooeka
ard receive reward s1-1tx
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FOR SALE-Special bargain for a short
time in seven-room cottage, with .cis-
tern. barn, chicken house, beautiful
shade and fruit: 40 front BY $50 deep
east front: one mile from center. 81 10
Tucker & Dickson, co2 z. Douglas
7e-fri-su
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AGENTS " AN TED.
%O-O-N---7~0O--0-N~oO@-N~-
AGENTS WANTED-Agents: Dom Paul
Boer flags and English war buttons, 81
Patrick's day badges. snamrocks, nov
elites Headquarters for campaigr
goods. Latest novelty catalogue free
( SAMPLES. 1Oc. Always something new
Miller 2 Chambers St, New York.
2-IS-It
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FOR sAL1E-A Few q ~ sores o. aAxT
rzy~@zts o r Sge1ceg EeGltT Ca
- - - = Doazgsz I-sc
FOR SGr-E-1Es1sgr EszI-bzist 6-rcez
ressaarce. zttkc. ceaisf. csc@ses basa.
slste-m aar1. east frgEt. egr-3-. 1crz1.
eax FAR or ~ 5 gEaat sacr1tee. = 80
Tucker & Ds-kS1z. - = DS1S1sG
A-It
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WANTED-Girl for general homework
1901 y. Lawrence. Mrs. c. II. Brooks.
Cliff
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TAKEN T-P-BaT ho-se; owner car hav.
same By 73ying lor advertising az
20. CAR Tesa y Market -crest 81
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WANTED-One lady clerk for store. g 4
week, board and room; six diningroom
girls; four women cooks; one news
agent, to run to Denver. $50 a north in
it; FIVE hotel cooks. kenworthy, En-
ployment agent. Silt
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D-Collector to travel in Okla
homa or Kansas for Chicago Portrait
Co. Reference and bond required. Call
or address z. H Eggeston. 10i7 East
First St, Wichita, Kan. s1-sun-5tx
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FOR SALE-One up-to-date showcase.
Barnes & Neweomb Music House.
S7-u
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30
EDEMTON.

Edenton, N. c.. March 29.-"said
Pasha" the well-known comic opera.
was presented by the Herald Square
Opera Company last evening to an au-
dierce that was liberal In its applause.
Mr.. Graham White, of HEREFORD, was
here last evening.
Mrs l.. l.. Moore returned home to-
day after selecting 4 nice line OF mill
linery goods for the spring and summer
trade.
Mr. II. b. Hardy, of Raleigh. N. c., Is
in town in the interest of the North
Carolinian, published at Raleigh.
Mr.. J. B. Rogers has been in Norfolk
for u few days this week on business
carnected with the Fish Hatchery.
Father George, OF New Bern, has
lnenn il Elenton this week conducting
services daily at st. AIMS Catholic
Church
After Il long delay a fence has been
placed around the Jail property, which
is quite an addition to the looks OF it.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30
HEREFORD.
Especial to virginian-Pllot.J

HEREFORD, NC, March 2o.-Messers. w
d. Pruden, VIM. Leary. L. L. Smith,
w. NJ. Bond. p. w. McAIullen, f. r
Aydlett and Geo. w. Ward were in at
tendance on court this week.
Geo. 1. Nowitzky, OF Norfolk. was ir
town this week.
Miss Lee LearY will be with Mrs CT
r. Hawkins this season as a trimmer.
Mr.. J. l.. a. Wood. of Elizabeth City
was in town this week
Yesterday the Courthouse was filled
to its utmost capacity to hear the out
come of the trial of Stephen Mitchell
for the murder OF Edward Hassell. The
trial took up the larger part of the day
The jury retired to their room about {
O'Clock and in less than an hour re.
turned with n verdict of mot guilty.