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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Telephoned Friends.

During the afternoon Mrs. Dry
zoos telephoned To several of her
friends, telling them that she was
going on a long Journey. Among
them was DIR. Emil Bories. the fam
iiy physician. Or. Borios went TO
the house. thinking that she was ia
need OF his assistance. Upon his
arrival he noticed that she acted in
a peculiar manner. When he told
her that he must be going she re-
marked "Wall. there is the door. :"
As soon as nr. Bories had departed
Mrs. Dryfoos went to the telephone
and notified Mr.. Dryfoos that he
reed not come home to dinner as
she would not be there. She then
went TO her room and the pistol re
ports which announced the terrible
tragedy soon followed.
Mrs. Dryfoos was ~ years OF age.
Her father was J. Lazarus, n pion-
Ger OF Syracuse. ~ Y. She was mar
ried 10 Mr.. Dryfoos about 20 years
ago. They lived IN Everett prior to
coming 10 Seattle.
Coroner Hoye says that an inquest
will be unnecessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
INSANITY
BRINGS TRAGIC DEATH
Suicide Closes the Useful Life Of Mrs. Louise Dryoos
Was III and 0verstudied at the Law Schools

Temporary insanity. brought on
by ovcratudy. caused Mrs. Louise
Dryfooa. wife OF Lewis Dryfoos, one
OF the best known Wholesale mer-
chants OF Western Washington to
commit suicide yesterday in her
bedroom at her home. ia Eighth av-
onue. The tragedy occurred about 4
o'clock IN the afternoon. but she did
not die until Z o'clock In the even
ing. She She shot herself through
the left side with q 45-cellber Colt +
revolver. The bullet passed through
the body, barely missing the lower
lobe OF the heart, and lodged In the
wall on the opposite side OF the
room. Two shots were fired. The
first missed and Embedded itself in
the wall Tho second took effect as
has been described In each In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Twice Mis- Bride.

The secret marriage Of n student
In the University Law school, Dec.
~, In Dayton. Ky. to Mamie MAY.
aoubrette singer In the Buckeye
concert hall. IN Cincinnati. who
was last season on the road with
Rice and Barton. has just been
made known. In private life she Il
Mamie Tangmeier, and lived with
her mother. Susanna I1ngmeier. a.
1914 Main street. She recently
lived az II Estelle street. Mt. Au-
burn. and last summer become pop
uiar at concert halls by her ap.
pearance az THE Girl with the
Auburn Hair from Auburn Avenue.
Mt. Auburn" But J. J. Murdoch.
managing the real Auburn Haired
Girl" protested against the use OF
that name. which II copyrighted.
Misc May then commenced DOING
n double singing act with her sister
Lillian. They are known as the
May sisters.
Beil saw her across the footilghta
laat October. and fell In love on the
spot. n was intended 10 keep the
marriage, which followed. a secret.
but her mother discovered II last
week. and demanded that the two
should be married again IN her own
horne. Accordingly n second we'd
ding took place ian. 10. New. Father
Miller. OF st. Mary's church, orr
clatinR.
President Louis Hudepohl, 81 the
Hudepohi Brewing Co. uncle 81 the
bride. sent 20 kegs OF beer for the
festive occasion. but this ceremony
also has been kept secret as possible,
for fear Of the anger Of Bells father.
r. 8. He'll, n wcll-to-So citizen OF
Mansfield O.
Mrs. BELL IS the NTH singer 10 en-
chant visitor and capture n hus-
band from the stage Of the concert
hall in which she IL now appearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
CHARGE NEGLIGENCE
TO CITY PHYSICIAN
Thomas lynch, With His Hand Shot OF, Waits an Hour
Before Medical Assistance Is Secured.

The police ars much incensed today
u the result u another official act
Of City Physician MeKechnls. The
officers charge that MeKeohnie re-
fused 10 respond TO an accident call,
which was very urgent. and instea1
referred the polics 70 his assistant,
Ds. Carroll, who could not be found
~ the time. II was necessary 60
eall Or. Emil Boriss 10 attend the
patent. DR.. McKechnie was nOti-
ned about ssz5 o'clock yesterday
morning. and up 20 O'Clock last
nifat, according 20 Tailor C0rbett,
aia not put IN an appearances a. the
city jail.
Ths case referred 70 Is that u
1hos. Lynch, who mad his right
nsnd aeeidenfiy shot OF on the wa
sf front early yesterday morning.
Lns accident occurred about 20 min
n'es past O'Clock. while Lynch was
M ne way to take a steamer 10
ep-bound points. Passersbg who
Witnessed the accident, notified the
Ionge, and Lynch was taken TO
hssoquartsrH IN the patrol wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
CUBA TO BE
CONTROLLED

WASHINGTON, u. C.. Feb. ~
The president has nominated Capt.
William cTOnisr, Of tfr ordnance de-
partmnuf. 20 be professor Of natur-
al experimental philosophy Ia the
military academy.
A canvas % the senate indicates
that the termination OF the cuban
question. as arranged hy the COM
mitte~. will Be- accepted.
Teller and Money. on behalf % the
Democrats have Endorsed the
amendment reported BY Plat tcuns
neeficati. who proposed that tho al.
Indication Of the United States can
never bs Withdrawn. u follows that
internal disseusiona viii not be per-
nittsf cuba will have self govern.
ment under the general supervision
% the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
MEMORIAL.

ne local Epsxcopal churches yes
tarsiay held memorial services In
kcz0r * the late fllzhou Barker.
rha recently died IA Tacoma bishop
Ridley. % Caledonia h. g.. deliver :
"a tks sermon al ST Marks. The
altar nns drapef IN black ard tbs
ekesr sang pa3ss - Sullvau's '~TA
DsGr" a. an afYert0YS.
nshup Ridley spoke fceiinxiy o.
sthe cloud thai has eayeigre1 The
eA4Feh during the past week. lie
aid that every one has % I've his
If Tery much alone. but that that
lanelinezs ulay be made n comfort
e one would listen to and believe
"fks voice IN the claad. which said.
This : Ny beloved sou. hear Him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Can Never Find Him.

JaiIer corbett stated that # was
almost impossible 10 get Mekechnie
In case Of any accidenti and that In
nearly every instance II WIS neces-
sary 10 cali Dr. Bories.
"McKechnie was notified Of the ac-
eident as soon as the wagon ar
rived said Corbett today. ''nnd to
my knowiedge he DID not show W Al
the jail az all during the day. Of
ten prisoners who are In need OF
the services Of a physician, lay for
hours before either McKechnie or
Carroll can be found II was over
an hour yesterday before Lynch waa
attended 10 after he WIS brought to
the station"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Big SENSATION FOLLOWS
THE UNIVERSITY FIGHT
Principals and Aides in Fridays Battle Are Suspended
Students Hold Mass Meeting and Oppose Faculty

that the faculty knew the FIGHT was
% b. held aside from the announce
ment ~ the star President Graves,
Prof. hyura. Prof Moore. Minr Huhet
and Miss Ober are said Ia have FUZZY
Understood the purpose OF the iva
students 10 hEht Ca Friday morning.
The students argue that n The fac
ultT had no authority 10 prevent a
hight being held away from the
campus. Il has no right 90 punish the
young men for taking part ga ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
WATERFRONT NOTES.

The Humboldt. Capt. nnniasid. ar
rived from san Francisco yesterday
The Frank Waterhouse Co, Ltd i.
announces that the China Mutual
line will build a wharf at this port
capable u docking two OF It's Is. 90
ton steamers nj one time.
Shipping men are pleased that
Senator Perkins has petltloned the
war department for cable from Sc
attic 20 Juneau. Funds are On
hand O. build u from Juneau 20
Ekagway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Mrs. klein's Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Mary Klein were held yesteday AZ
tsrnoon from Eiks' hail. under the
auspices % Seattle lodge No. :. L. O.
7. NJ. and Palm Circle. No. -. W. O.
". neb. J. r. Nichols, Mrs. Emily
Callahan and Mrs Il J. uedda orr.
clmtea. The funeral wnH under the
direction % Butterwnrth a Sons.
The naiihearers were; Mrs. X. J.
botds and Mira Daniels. from the J..
q. r M. Mrs. Mclaughlin and MrE.
Marley nom the W. q. W. and Mrs.
MsfEer and Mira. Meek from the /.
o. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

A shirt waist 81 tucked iansd0wn
In soft Nile green n one Of the lat
est changes seen IN the separate
waists. II Il tucked on the upper
sleeve and blouse IN groups Of three.
while the front box pleat had given
place to a series 81 shaped tabs eacn
ornamented with three flaRree but
tons. The quaint yoke gives the
long shoulder effect. ana II SIMPLY
The sleeve il buttoned the
full length Of the forearm, with the
same niiagree buttons About the
neck il effectively worn a scarf OF
deep rose pink chiffon, which ENDS
in an immense rosette Just at the
back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
BROKE THE WINDOW.

Saturday one ~ the large plate
giasa windows % Seller n cos store
At First avenue and Madison street
was broken by powder blast
The Seattle Electric Co. haa OBJ
tanned permission from The city q
use powder In the work Of installing
the crossing uf the Madison and
Firnt avenue lines. The result was
disastrous.
The cars 81 the Madison street
nne may 10 stopped few hour tos
uorr ow m0ralng In order To install
the crossing
Flrst avenue ears will only run fe
Madison street until the work 10 m
iaheA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

HELENA. Mont. Esh. 2s.-Ex-
Representative w. w. Beaslcy has
aaed number of we'll known and
wealthy citizens to recover ia0.o00
damages fer libel. for having hang
"a him In sfngy when he voted for
Senator Clark during his campaign
for the United states senate. There
VIII be sensational Developments
when the case IL tried.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Pushing IL Along.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Feb. ga--
The Pacific coast senators and con-
gresnmen are signing Senator Per-
kins petition calling the attention
81 the secretary u var % the great
advantages that would result from
a cable from Seattle 90 Juneau. II
asks him % order the cable % be laid
with funds already Ia his hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Feb. as.--
strenuous efforts are being made 20
harrnonirs the differences - Rcnat-
ora IN regard % Cuban affairs. and
thus prevent an extra session %
congress. Conferences were held
yesterday ard today. and Il u hoped
that an unfiar sakink can - reach
sd hY the time the army btu comes
Cd for final action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

forced 10 summon Or. Bories, and
he responded In about IS minutes.
Later IN the day I met Mckechnie
in the street and he demanded 70
know who ia @--- had called him 20
early in the morning and disturbed
hts sleep. I Old not hesitate 70 tell
him that ~ was 7 who had notified
him Of the accident and my reason
for doing 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
HONOLULU.

HONOLULU. II. l.. Feb. 1.-THE
rsag q gamblers from san Fran
slsto nhe have lately been trying 70
d Business here. left for the colon
iss On the steamer Sonoma- The
PARTY a. sure thing men were headed
by Billy Hunt and wife.
HONOLULU. n. l.. Feb. Is Mss
Ehsi Drew Adams. 81 Oakland. Cal.
ana Frank q. Prescott. formerly Of
the SANE place. were married here
On the TIN Inst.
HONOLULU. n. T.. FEB. fs-The
BIG freight steamer California, with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
HAVE their
DANDER UP

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 3 semi
Official newspapers deny that a So
cret bounty On sugar exports II pail
BY the Russian government. They
declare that the United states has
acted on heafaay and made charges
that are not founded on fact. They
Intimate that the Russian govern
uent Will fetaifate for Americas
duties. by raising the
rates ca American trust made artt-
eies. which are nuw sold cheaper
abroad than IN America Iron. steel
and copper manufactures viii prob
ably BE first levied upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
To ns Retired.

WASHINGTON, u. g.. Feb. zs -
Rear Admiral Philip Hlchbnrn viii
be retired on March 4 b. the uEe
limit. For eight years he has been
chief constructor in the navy. lie
began his carver an a EhipwrlHht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
NEWS.

LONDON. Feb. ts.--Princs Kari. ~
rroy. killed himself az Vienna yes
gsrday. He had been left By peas
ant siri with whom he was infatuat-
"a.
ODESSA. Russia. Fsb. fs-The
Thermometer l. Is degrees below Esro.
Travel IN the stress " abandoned.
Many psrHons have died from ex-
posurs % the cold.
LONDON. Feb sss--The british
government n negotiating with the
canadian government % establish IN
Canada n recruiting once for the
British army. a new Canadian
regiment probably viii be formed.
WARRINGTON, y. C.. Feb IL
The Republican eonferees on the
war tax reduction bill were in con-
ference yesterday. They said aft
erwards that while no agreement had
been reached. they believed that a
eomrYoni@e on the house and SEN
ate bills would be arranged.
PfTTaBuRG. Tex. Feb. zs.-The
business portion Of the city was
wiped out by IRE. Loss. 100000.
MADRID. Feb. 2s.-The queen has
requested Gen, Azcnrrngn 20 retain
the premiership and ~ reorganiEe
the ministry. ~ r. believed shat
this will poHtpone crisis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

=, Immediately upon the arrival 81
~ wagon, eergt LaubHcher called
w Physician McKeehnie by tele-
knone. He told Mex echnie that
1ssre was q man al the station with
~ hand shot of. The conversation
.nat followed IL best told IN Laub-
Hnera os'n words.
4. when informed MeKechnie 81
nc accident" said Isaubscher, ''hc
..nswered. Cali Carroll, he attends
~ ~ inst work. then tried to get
ssffoll, but failed. At last we were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
FRlGHTFUl ACCIDENT

jesse Cednrfaie. aged nine. met
with A friRhtfui accident on the
Grant street bridge last night about
O'Clock. While crossing the rail-
road track ne was truck ~ a freight
train ~ the Seattle 4 San francisco
Railway Co. Both Of his legs were
horribly mangied. lie was removed
10 Providence hospital. IL II prob
able that ore - his legs will have 70
b amqutated.
The Cottage city has sailed fer
Lynn canal. carrying % passengers
and II horses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

Thos. Lynch. a hunter. aged u,
met with serious accident on the
water front yesterday morning a
gun which he was carrying was ae.
cidentally discharged, ana part OF
bis right leg was shot OF, ne Was
removed 10 Providence hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
That they have always lived happily

that they have always lived happily
together.
About four weeks ago Mrs. Dry
foos returned from New York, where
she had been ill In n hospital for
over six months. Shortly after her
return 60 this city she was seized
with an ambition TO study law and
entered the University OF Washing
ton law school
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. DryfOos
asked her husband 10 accompany
her TO make some calls. lie replied
that he had a business engagement
down town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Used a Mirror

stance Mrs Dryfooa stood In front
OF "a mirror In order to take aim.
The two reports. coming almost
simultaneously. alarmed the ser
wants, and they Immediately noti-
fed Mr.. Dryfooa by telephone, tell
ing him that they had heard o loud
explosion IN Mrs. pryfoos room, and
that they feared she had shot her
aolf. Mr.. Drvfoos summoned car
riaRe and hurried home. Upon HIS
arrival he found his wife lying face
downward upon the floor IN n semi
unconscious condition. Physicians
were summoned, but upon examin-
ing the wound. pronounced II fatal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
POLICE NOTES.

The residence OF chas. Frasch, a.
goa Twenty third avenue. was bur
ximrixed last night. and n quantity
% silverware stolen.
Frank Miller vas arrested las
night hy pafr0lmau Hubbard Tor
theft 81 81 from the inmate % q
tendefloin resort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
MoKechnie's statement.

When interviewed this morning
McKecflnie said. DIR. Carroll and
myself have q sort Of an agreement
whereby he ~ supposed 10 attend "a
the work at the city jail. / don't
give a what the officers at head
quarters think OF me. That IL all
have TO say. n IN true j was noti-
fed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Cases Postponed.

At the request of w. W. Gilman,
proprietor u the hotel AZ Madroua
park. the eaaeh aEathst the keepers
% Lake Washington resorts, chnrK-
"a with selling liquor without IL
canae, were continued BY Judge
Cam today until March 8. IL IL
stated that the reason for the delay
IL that the city authorities viii soon
commence assessing the resort keep
efn . mouthiy me and 10 customary
during the summer months, and IN
that way they hope 90 escape paying
an extra ms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Empress I'm proving.

CRcNBEnG. Prussia, Feb. IT,
DowaRsr Empress Frederick has i'm
proved sufficiently 10 be outdoors a
Few minutes. Yesterday she went
for = short sieiEh-ride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Died Suddenly.

Mrs. Emma Tlutts was found dead
In her bed ~ her home IN South He-
attic yesterday afternoon. Coroner
Hoye pronounced that death vas due
20 heart failure. She vRs The wife
Of j. W. butts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

SEA YIELDS
MO DEAD
Over 100 Victims of
Rio Janeiro Wreck
Still Missing.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. fs-Ths
sea has yielded up no more dead
from the wreck Of the Mo DE Jan
slro. OF the ia3 supposed 60 be lost
but II bodies have been found. The
wreck has continued 10 slide into
deeper water and now lies IN 81
fathafna The depth renders diving
impossible. The bodies Ia the ship
viii probably never b. recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
Sailor Rescued.

Peter Henson. sailor. fell int0 ths
hay At the foot ~ Columbia street
yesterday. lie was rescued by Pa
trUinan Adams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

CAPE TOWN, Feb. 2b.-0ne new
case 81 bubonic plague develops here
daily. There has been four deaths
thus far.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
MAY WHEAT.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.--May wheat.
rev Q7sSc. 4..A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25
No Explanation.

Mr., Dryfoos offers no explanation
as 10 the reason for his wlfeH sui
eide. except over-study. lie says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-25

PARKV1LLE, Mo-, Feb. 2b.--Park
hall, Of the wonan's dormitory Of
Park college, was destroyed by fire
this morning. No lives are reported
lost, but many had narrow escapes.
The colored American., 1901-08-10
NOTICE

After the 18th OF August-next sat-
uFdsy-the special Masonic rate for
subscribers will be discontinued, also
also the special reduced rate fer ali city
subscribers, You lose your opportuni-
ty If you fall 20 take advantage of this
offer before august 18th.
The colored American., 1901-08-10

The 0a1q let give to Ii james b
5purgeo1, 50 degrees. secretary TO the
American Legation at MOnrovis, West
Africa by the Jonathan Davis COnsis-
tory; A. A. 8. Rite as the event Of the
Oas5 week The m )st distinguish he'd
members Of the craft we're a gsemb'ed on
Fri1ay last at Ill. Il. G. Irwin g Hal, TO
ID b lnOr to the occasion. After the
banquet the following tOasts were re-
spOnded to: Ills. r L. Pend ieton, com
m ander in chief acting as toast master.
The President Of the United States,
lis Il. P. Ch hsstham; the NarI3naI Sd
preme Council and the Sovereign G and
{ Jmmander, Ill. James q. Il Il, 3} de-
grees; the Colacil D9lib ration, Ii ]
| o. BamfeId, 80 degrees; jonathan
Davis IONS story; III w. L Pol ,rd,
30 degrees; the G,and Lodge. F A 4
NJ. D c., H. R0beri II. Terrell, 33 de-
grees; the Grand Master, F. A. a M
| D. G., III. Judsol ". Lyons. 33 de-
greas; the Grand Chapter and other
grand bodies, Ill. J. ". freeman, So
| degrees; our Dec s1 Brethren. IL.
John F. n. Wilkinson, SO degrees; Oar
Guest, Ill. James r. Sp1rg on; III. 5
R )ger Watts, 80 degrees, Liberia; the
President, Ill, G w. Gibson, % de-
grees an ouc Masonic Brethren Of
every degree 10 the Black R9pubI c over
tn sea. Ill James R Spu .geOn, SO de-
grees.
BIO .her L G. Fletcher has returned
ID the city much benefi ted by his out
ing and ready AM anxious for the con-
test with Prince Hall Lodge.
B other b. J. DAVIS. Senior Warden
o. Eureka Lodge left on Saturday for 8
u 'nths vacation a. Vinelaad, \, ].
H carried his rituals ana declared be
would be ready for the cor. est on his
tetuTn
Sister Pfiscil Irving of Queen
Esther Lodge, like the Arab quietly
folded her tent Cn last Sunday morning
and in Company with Brother John W.
Hunter of Felix Lodge LETT for an CUT
ing a: Bay Ridge.
Sir Mckenzie Scott during the past
week held his own and We sincerely
hope that he may recover speedily. No
man is more populy5 than this brother.
His home has always had an open door
for MaSons and nov while in the val
y and shadow Of death let Us pray that
ne may be spared to family sud friend=.
a prominent Mason from South
Washington sends in the following
slate; For Grand Master, John T Lay
ton OF Eureka Deputy Grand Master,
Richard Il Jones Of Widows 5 1nLodge.
Senior Grand Warden, Frank Hal. Of
Felix Lodge, Junior Grand Warden,
j acob q. Rutehlns Of Prince Hall
L Lodge.
The colored American., 1901-08-10
THE PEN AND PENCIL CLUB.

A Word Abb the HIS DRY of his Highly
In.ereS ing and Pop lar Organ zAJion
fold by our Re Incarna ed 'Man
OL-lhs-CoTner
The colored American., 1901-08-10

There axe formidable movements
started these daysin Washington where
the Old stages have TO be introduced 70
the leaders,
The colored American., 1901-08-10

The trip is worth so cents but We give
it for 3. Indian Head, NoteIy Hall,
M 1ntgomery's orchestra and band-all
for little quarter!
The colored American., 1901-08-10

SO To $50 PER MONTH MADE By
AGENTS. Elegant premiums Free. Ad-
dress p o Box $40 Louisville, XIV.
W hen you write IN snti II this paper.
The colored American., 1901-08-10

these things that will have then come to
pass -
Organic 'tion was agreed upon. Z pOD
M 1tiO1 OF Mr. Fortune, HershaW wa
el cted p -esident. ThOmpsOn " as chos-
en- SIS secretary and M ard was givt L
the office OF treasurer. RV general
agreement, Fortune was elected chair
man OF executive 5mmittee, aud after
DerOane n. organic ,1ion, he was t0 re-
ire and go upon the rolls SIS honorary
menb- r M. I. The III citing then 8d
'uFned subject TO le call Of the pcesi-
dent.
o. Saturday The c I)rad American
cgntgjned q column, tllIog nf the
bormOni0us sld sue ossful meeting,
ii s'Isted by handsome cu o. PIesl-
dent HeTsnaW and Editor Fortune,
non 'rary had Of The executive COM
mlttee
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-01-17
Hudson
.ence OF Tho Arsus

Correspondence Of The Arxus
D. y. Gibson was at home ono day last
week.
Miss Emma Gale is spending few DAYS
at home.
L. b. Walls, Of Pisgab. was visiting at J.
NJ. Lights. Sunday
Miss ! N. Gibson spent Saturday and
Sunday last with her parents.
Miss Monia y Walls was visiting a, Nj.
and Mrs. J. II. Walls last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Matte Graham, who has been stay
ing at Guseman the past year, is at home
now on visit
Protracted meeting is in progress now at
Nj. Nebo, Baptist church Rev. Conway
IS conducting the meeting
Quite a number Of Psgsh people have
been attending meeting here the past week.
Among Them were Miss jeanette Walls,
Messrs Lum Blaine, d, Auy Meihcny, Chsun.
cey and Cleveland Gubblc
Mis-, Lydia NJ Light, one Of our accom-
plished young ladies' and Mr.. Elmer Gar.
ner Of near Kingwood, we're married At
Albfighisyillc last Monday week. After
the ceremony they lef, for two weeks
visit among friends and relatives at Fair.
mont.
GaeNrr.