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General Markets.

p,o,,n New York. March e.
fLoOh-State and western dull and ,hm,,
steady, buyers holding of; Minnesota natcn,s
"a aloas35; winter straghts, S. 45as. .55 winter ar.
"as, vs. ~ 4oa2 30; winter patents, S3.85a4.
MhEAT-Ruled dull and easier because n, die.
appo'h'ing cables, lack Of acceptances and les,
SO%c. 'sAoA i-'oe'' 'uiy' s0ssa
hfE-stcady; state, 5ea57c., c. /. T.. New York.
'',ao,s, , No western, 6lc., a. o. b., afoat.
IohN-Duil, but steady on small recent, wcs,
ai6ssc '''N''ose'' 'uiy, 20 o-lo
% oArs-ouiet. but steady; track. white. stat.
'4aaoG; nmn, track, white, western, 32aa6c.
s,a',n sonh-fery firm; mess, sl5 25aI6. .25: family
nnmpmfirm; n,,n,,, prime western steam, s.2Oc.
nollEh-Strong: fresh state dairy. ,s,sre
fresh creamery, 16a22c. isio''
ohEEsE-Firm; fancy, large, colored and white.
Iiail'sc.; fancy, small, colored, l2xe.: fancy
small, white. 12al2Ac. ''
1n,s-steady; state and Pennsylvania, at mark.
i"aiS,fe. western, at mark, lsc.
suGAR-Raw firm; fair refining. sIhc . ccr.
.riusai, se test. l-s2c; refined steady: crushed.
6'Ioc.; powdered, 6.35c. N'N'N'
IuhpENTINE-Steady at 37i5assc.
moLAssEs-steady; New Orleans. s2a4oe.
.,a.A HAY Steady; shipping. s7Masoo.; rood b
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New Jersey Finance ,pl.,,.

Trenton, n. j., March 21.-The Joint
legislative committee on appropriations
has decided to include in the supple.
mental appropriation bill for this year
and in the general appropriation hill
for next year provision that IS per
cent of the state school tax shall he
provided from the state surplus. This
will mean an appropriation from the
state surplus OF over SSO0, 900 for each
of the two years. The direct effect or
this appropriation will be to reduce
taxation for state school purposes
The sun., 1901-03-22

being much discussed by menbars Of the
conferences. Among those who are spoken
of for the position are the Rev. j. w.
Easley of this citv; the Rev. c.
Prettyman, d. D., OF Salisbury; the Rev.
G. w. Woodall, of Princess Anne, and
NJ. Farlow Lampen, OF Philadelphia.
The Rev. J. d. @. Hanna, D. D., who
was transferred from the Wilmington to
the Philadelphia Conference last sum
mer, and stationed at West Chester, has
been invited to become pastor OF Centen-
ary Church, Philadelphia, at salary Of
$500 year. DIR. Hanna has declined
the invitation.
Tomorrow afternoon the Woman's
Home Missionary anniversary will be
celebrated. Mrs. G. G. Browne will pre-
side and the address will be made by the
Rev. William Writ King, pastor of Grace
Church, In the evening the Veterans
anniversary will be celebrated, with the
Rev. ]. A. Arters presiding. The address
will be made by Henry G. Conrad.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Charters Obtained in Dover.

Dover, Del, March Certificates Of
incorporation were filed here today as
follows:
Merrill Mineral Spring Company, Of
Nossburg, Miss. Capital stock $500,
oimos Coal, Coke and Oil Company, of
Eagle Pass, Texas. Capital stock, $780,
900.
The Manor Publishing Company, of
wilmington, Del. Capital stock, $780,
The Ransome Construction Company,
of Philadelphia: Capital stock, $3.50, 900.
Its business shall not exceed $4,000, 900.
The Smyrna Ice and Cold Storage
Company, of Smyrna, Del. Capital
stock, $4,000.
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CHURCH CLUB OFFICERS,
Elected at the Meeting in Trinity
Parish House Last Night.

The members of the Church Club OF
Delaware met last evening in Trinity
parish house and Chrres NJ. Curtis pre-.
sided in the absence of Francis /. du
Pont. j. w. Macklen acted as secre-
tary.
Several informal ma ters were discus.
sed. The establishment of club for boys
was left in the hands of a committee.
The delegates to the recent conference OF
church clubs in Philadelphia made re-.
port which was favorably passed upon.
The following officers were elected foi
the ensuing year.
President, ]. s. Grohe; first vice pres:.
dent, Harry Il. Speakman; second vice
president, Hon. David T.. Marvel; thiro
vice president, DR.. William P. Or, o
l4ewes; secretary and treasurer, Fra &c is
&. DUPONT.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Lyons Dog Killed.

About two weeks ago Gildersleeys
srtter owned by Sergeant George Lyons
was missed from the farm Of a relative
IN the Newport turnpike, where it had
been for some time, and its disappear
ance was mystery until Wednesday
when its body was found near the None
urh creek. 1t had been beaten to death.
nut for what reason its owner does not
now. The dog was valued at $50.
The sun., 1901-03-22
A TRUCE AT ''TIEN-TSIN.
Russians and British Agree to With
draw From Disputed Territory.
so ANNOUNCES LANSD0WNE.
English Foreign Secretary Adds That
the Question of Title and Pro-
prietary Rights VIII BE
Decided Later On.

London, March 21.-The foreign Sec
retary, Lord Lansdowne, has announced
in the house of lords that Russia
and Great Britain have agreed to with
draw their troops from the disputed
territory at Tien-tsin and reserve the
question of title and proprietary rights
for subsequent examination.
Lord Lansdowne supplemented the
announcement by explaining that the
dispute concerned an extensive area on
the left bank of the Pei-Ho river,
which the Russians occupied In the au-
tumn and claimed by right Of con.
quest Subsequently the government
was informed that China and Russia
had reached an agreement, placing the
area under Russian occupation. The
area however, comprised plots belong
ing to the Northern Chinese railroad
and was therefore part of the security
of the British bondholders.
The more staid afternoon papers be-
licve the difficulty will be readily solv-
cd by diplomacy.
III regard to a suggestion in Shang-
hal dispatch that the Russian squad
ron had designs on Korea, the papers
think it highly improbable that Rus
sia has any present intention of risk
ing naval war with Japan. which,
they consider would unquestionably
follow any forward movement of Rus
sia in the Hermit Kingdom.
The Japanese minister, Baron Haya-
shi Tadasu, in an interview does not
attach any importance to the dispatch
es from Shanghai and Kobe. He says
that if Russia had any important de-
signs on Korea she would require an
army and not fleet. The minister
had no information regarding the re-
ported mobilization of the Japanese
fleet.
The Russian Account.
4 dispatch from st. Petersburg says:
A semiotiicial statement has just
been issued to the effect that COM
monplace incident at Tien-tsin has
hcen terribly exaggerated by the Brit
ish press until it has almost assumed
the gravity of Il casus belli.
According to the statement, the trou-
hlc was due to the British troops try
ing to forcibly possess disputed terri
tory The statement recites that the
matter is mnnifestly a question for dip
lomatic treatment and the Russian
government has no doubt but that il
will be amicably settled to the satis-
faction of the governments at London
and St. Petersburg.
According to Russian accounts pro.
mulgated in Berlin. the question is not
controversial. and the Russian claims
TO the territory where the trouble oc.
CURED are undisputable. Besides the
Russian flag, it is said, Russian boun-
dairy marks We're exhibited, which the
British soldiers did not respect.
\ Berlin dispatch says that Count
Won Waldersee during his brief stay
in Tien-tsin succeeded in his mission.
which consisted merely in preventing
bloodshed among the allied troops. Be.
yond this it is claimed in official cir
cles Germany will remain perfectly
neutral.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Snnnnsed snicide

Saratoga, March 21.-Mrs. Mary H.
Barbour, widow of Tucker II. Barbour,
formerly of New York city, was found
dead in bed here. She had been as
phyxiated by Illuminating gas. and II
is believed she committed suicide, as
she had been Respondent over the death
of her daughter some months ago.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Shamrock. Crew ~ cI,.

Glasgow, March 21.-Captain Syca
more and the crew of the Shamrock | I
have arrived here and have gone TO
work preparing the cup challenger's
gear. The men have been selected
from the crews of the Bona, the Ca
price and the lyerna. They number
a3, making, with the i officers. n total
Of 81 men as the crew to be carried by
the challenger.
The sun., 1901-03-22
FAVOR NEW ROAD.
Commissioners Made Report to Court
Yesterday.

DIR. L H. Bail, Richard Pilling, Lewis
I. Lyman, Stephen Armstrong and Enc 6
Eloopea, commissioners appointed to lay
,ut new road from Go ding & Sons
ompany's kaolin Works TO the B. & 0.
station at Hockessin, presented repor
% court yesterday favorable to the new
road.
Philip L. Garrett was attorney foi
folding & Sons' Company. The rad is
arallel to the B. Il O rail Dad and is t
,vJid heavy grade Il is about one-ha
nile in length.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Mrs. Pennington,s Funeral.

Dover, March 21.-NIrs. Rebecca Pen
lngton's funeral will take place to-
borrow from her late home. Interment
Will be made in the Presbyterian Gene
terry.
Miss Carrie Ford, daughter of II. G..
Ford, proprietor of the Bayard House
= seriously i'll from pneumonia. DR..
Thomas c. Moore, of Smyrna, was sum
lnoned today.
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Boot and Shoe workers Meet,

Boston, March 21.-The general exec
ltive board of the Boot and Shoe
Workers union met here, with repre-
sentatives present from st. Louis. Chi.
cigo, Cincinnati. Rochester. Syracuse,
and Brockton and Haverhill, Mass.
The national officers reported that in
the past year 55 new unions have been
chartered and that the membership
has increased 800 per cent.
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Riot Arrests In Russia.

ST. Petersburg, March 81. - Among
those arrested last Sunday on the New
sky Prospekt in consequence of the
student disorders We're NJ. Tugan-B Ba-
ranoffsky. former teacher in the Mos
COW university and an intellectual lead
or or the Russian MarXists. and NJ. Won
strive, a writer 1t is now rumored
that woman student was killed dur
ing the demonstrations Sunday.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Alleged Kidn.pern Arr....a

Fort Worth. Tex, March 21.-J. L,
Peterson and ]. l.. Cooper. claiming to
he officers from North Carolina. are.
under arrest here charged with kidnap-
Ing. They took charge without war
rant of man named Warrick, who is
alleged to have killed a relative Of the
man and for whom reward was Of
fered.
The sun., 1901-03-22
The BaIIoting at Lincoln,

Lincoln, Neb., March I'D. f..
Thompson, on the ballot for United
States senator, gained two votes and
came within six votes of election for
the short term. The vote was: Allen
iFusionist,, 53; Hitchcock 0Fusionist).
AZ. W. II. Thompson C'usionist, II.
j. Il. Thompson. IS; Crounse, .; Cur
RE, 3; Meiklejohn. %; Hinshaw, &:
Martin, 4; Rosewater, 81; scattering 8.
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Fined for Trespass.

James Devine, Richard Kenney, Al.
bert Howard, Joseph King, James Glib.
son, William Kaminski, Albert Bthel
and John Henry, were charged in; CITY
court yesterday with trespassing on the
property OF the railroad companies, and
tlned % each, as were also James Nc
tIovern, charged with begging, and John
J. Martin, charged with vagrancy.
The sun., 1901-03-22
The ossified Man Ia pend

Albuquerque, n. NJ, March Civ.
Il. Sapp, the famous ossiiied man of
Lebanon, Ky, is dead in this city.
While still child Sapp's muscular tis-
sues entirely wasted away, and every
joint in the body except those of the
left shoulder and of the hands became
solidifled. For 36 years the helpless
statue of the man has been OH exhlbi-
ton.
The sun., 1901-03-22
New Phase of A.phaI, F,rbt.

Washington, March 2l.-- Formal no.
tice has been received of the institu-
tion of legal proceedings i'm Venezuela
to settle the asphalt controversy. The
representatives Of the Warner-Quinlan
syndicate have brought suit in the high
court of Venezuela for the issuance of
a summons against the New York and
Bermudez company to secure posses.
sion of the La Felicidad concession. I.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Great GIacier slide In Horn

London, March 21.-A special dis
patch from Bern, Switzerland, says a
vast glacier slide from the Rossbaden
Alp has destroyed Simplon street, in
Bern. For distance of a mile and a
quarter the forests have been swept
down, and the valley is filled with
block ice. Two persons are reported
killed
The sun., 1901-03-22
Lives Lost In Italian Flood.

Verona, Italy. March 21.-Later de-
tails of the breaking of a dam which
caused the flooding, March 90 of the
town of Cologna, ~ miles from here.
in the province of Nenetia, by which
Il number of houses We're wrecked. are
to the effect that IL persons were
drowned and number injured and in
the hospitals.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Live. Lost by steamers, Collision

Antwerp, March n. - The steamer
Chemnitz of the German-Australian
steamship company and the British
steamer Tay collided in the Flushing
roadstead. The steamer Tay sank, and
only two of her crew of IL men were
saved. The Tay had put in TO the
Flushing roadstead owing to the pre-
vailing storm. The Chemnitz sailed
from Sydney for Hamburg ON Jan. IA.
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The Plague In soutbamp,on.

southampton, March 21.-A steward
Of the British troopship Simla. from
Table Bay Feb. Is via Las Palmas
March Q. which has arrived here. is
suffering from the plague and has been
Isolated Twenty persons who have
been In contact with him have been
placed under observation.
The sun., 1901-03-22
MolInnd,r state CounciI nnened.

The Hague. March 21.-Queen VIII
helmina opened the session of the state
council, which installed the prince con-
sort as member. The queen was
dressed in green plush, and the prince
wore the uniform of rear admiral.
The prince made a brief reply to the
queens few words of congratulation.
The ceremony lasted quarter of an
hour. Prince Henry has only con.
sultative voice in the council
The sun., 1901-03-22
Death Of veteran TeIepranr,.r

Milwaukee,, March u. - Emile NJ
shape, for many years chief operator
Of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany in this city and who during the
rNil war was attached to General
Grants staff as telegrapher, is dead
from pneumonia. He was one of the
oldest and best known telegraphcrs in
the United States.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Isaac Henderson Writes m pIn,

London March 21.-Mr. Isaac Hen.
dcrson, formerly publisher of the New
YORK Evening Post and for many years
a resident of Rome, has written a play
entitled The Mummy and the Hum
ming Bird which Mr.. Wyndham will
produce in London when he withdraws
Mrs. Danes Defense"
The sun., 1901-03-22
Rodney Did Not Paw Alimonv

Washington, March 2l.-Lieutenant.
Commander Robert Burton Rodney, U.
;. ~, has not proved himself to be o
prompt imony payer, and, according to
an order issued by the District Court, he
VIII have to show cause why he should
not be committed for contempt in not
paving to Mrs. Margaret Il. Rodney her
money due on March II.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Smelling Case Goe. oy.r

trenton, March 21.-Argument in the
court of errors in the case to restrain
the American Smelling company from
carrying out its agreement to absorb
the Nj. Guggenheimer Sons plant has
been postponed until next Monday ow.
ing to the illness of counsel in the ease
The sun., 1901-03-22
Famous Jockcy Dv,r.

Phenix, A. T., March 21.-Richard
Clawson, the famous New York jockey
who has been riding for William C.
Whitney's stable, is in the hospital
here dying with consumption. Claw
son was rated as one of the best Amer
lean jockeys and has won fame ON
both sides of the Atlantic.
The sun., 1901-03-22
MAROONS HAD WALKOVER..
Whites Defeated in a Basket Ball
Gnme at Y. M. G. A. Last Night.

The game OF basket ball played in tht
gymnasium of the Y. M. @. A. last even
ing between the Maroons and Whites
vas exciting from start to finish, but The
latter was unable to score on the former
md the game resulted in favor of th,
haroons. The score was 20 to 0. Tni
large audience applauded often as 5
member on either team made a good
play. The score in series of five games
low stands 2 to 2 and the tie will b.
played off on March 81
The sun., 1901-03-22
Fire Underwater. In session.

Newport News, Va. March 21.--The
semiannual convention Of the Nation
al Fire Underwriters association has
begun its sessions at Old Point. Presi-
dent J. NJ. De Camp of Cincinnati de.
livered his annual Address. All bust.
ness was transacted behind closed
doors.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Leg BADLY Crushed

Late last evening James McManus oil
No. 502 King street, while driving a
wagon containing heavy refrigerator,
was accidentally caught between the side
of the wagon and the refrigerator and
had one leg badly crushed. He was re
moved to the Delaware Hospital in the
Phoenix ambulance.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Historic Homestead Rurpca

Natchez, Miss, March 21.-The his
toric homestead known as Concord,
connected with which are so many
pleasant antebellum memories. has been
burned The house was built in the
eighteenth century and was the Off
elai seat or the early Spanish govern
ors. 1T was massive structure.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Great Floods In Snai.

Seville, Spain, March 21.-The Cno.
dalquivir river has overfowed and in.
undated the docks here. The snr.
rounding country is submerged. bouses
are isolated and the police are rescnino
their occupants in boats. Traffic M
the railroad to Algeciras has been in
terrupted for three days. -
The sun., 1901-03-22
MAY Seat New Members

1t was reported yesterday that Horace
2. hnowle, counsel for Ohe Levy Court
md William 5. lilles and Harry p. Jos.
lyn, for Messrs. Elliott and Willis, had
inferred into an agreement whereby the
Two new commissioners would be admit
ted to the court today.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Big Fire at Mabanoy city, Pm

Mahanoy City, Pa, March 21.-A fire
destroyed the warehouse of the Hoo
ven Mercantile company, the Gerheart
shirt factory, a dwelling house occu-
Pied by Charles Calnon, a steam laun-
dry owned by the latter and a stable
belonging to Hoovcn. The loss viii
reach $4,000.
The sun., 1901-03-22
Cincinnati Firemen Injured.

Cincinnati, March 21.-During a fire
which started in the livery stable Of
q. Il. Hayman & Co., on West Seventh
street, six firemen We're hurt, two by a
falling ladder and the others by brick
from falling wall.
The sun., 1901-03-22
New York Forest ComnI.,ion.r.

Albany. March 21.--rhe governor has
named and the senate confirmed forest,
ish and game commissioners De Witt
q. Middleton of Jefferson, Timothy l..
Woodruff Of Kings and Charles Il. Bah
cock OF Monroe. Mr.. Woodruff ix
named as president.
The sun., 1901-03-22
To Prosecute Deputy .J.,uxo,

Paris, March 21.-The chamber OF
deputies has adopted the commissions
report in favor of the prosecution Of
NJ. 'Ialuzot, the Nationalist deputy, who
Is reported to have attempted to corner
the sugar market in Paris.
The sun., 1901-03-22
A Boys Deadly Pastime.

Troy, n. Y. March 21.-The infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hughes
OF Fort Edward will probably die from
Injuries that she received from burn
ing clothes. Her little brother set fire
to them lust to see 'em burn"
The sun., 1901-03-22

You have an engagement tonight at
Bicycle Club Fair.
The sun., 1901-03-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, !.
Closing Quotations of the New York
Stock Exchange.

u New York, March 81.
,. Money on call nominally at 2ika3 per cent.
prime mercantile paper, 3laa4h per cent. ster.
ling exchange firm, with actual business in bank.
rs bills at - ssa4. ssk for demand and at g. s4s.
lor % days; Posted rates. s4.ss1s and ~ so. Com.
mercial bills, s4s4a4s4h. Silver certiacat.. All
a63c. Bar silver. 6ossc. Mexican dollar. Ion
Government bonds easier. State bonds ins,,;ys
Railroad bonds irregular,
Closing prices:
n'.. .......... toN North American :. SO
= ' - Su,hsy' ,''.lea% Northern Pacific :. ssX
S,hos" ~, =; e.. T.. % Do preferred $500. so
hssapeaae ohio. 46ls New York Central. .i4esa
Snttas ~, lo.s Ontario Western. s3N
Del. Hudson. .l66 Reading "a
Erie................ BAN Rock Island ,ootk
General Electric. :. 2i5 st. Paul ,sYT
""a'"a' sad ''''''.i91 Sugar Refinery ...l4a%
Io;s,,,,. .',',...'.' 1925 Texas Pacific ..... 80
uanS..." ie NASH NASH. Wy Union Pacific ..... 931s
Msso'.; NJ ooh'''' is61s Wabash preferred. ssss,
''ou'i fac'he.'..i iooA Western Union 80. SIN,
The sun., 1901-03-22

Useful articles can be purchased at
Bicycle Club Fair.
The sun., 1901-03-22
King of the BeIglRns La ILL

Brussels, March 21.-The king of the
Belgians is suffering from severe at
tack of influenza.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-05
NEWS OF THE RIVER.

The Quickstep will barge logs from the lower White River to the mill of the Kelley Lumber Company at this point during this week. Billy Morrow is master, Chas. Warner pilot, Ed. Harrison and Thos. Harland engineers.
 Captains Russell and Buyolette are assisting in the repairing of the Harry Waltz.
 Capt. Woodbury is giving his steam CT Ozark Queen a thorough overhaul ing at Batesville, preparatory to en- tering her in the cotton trade when the season opens, between the upper White and Newport.
 The steamboat carpenters and caul- kers are finding plenty of work in the repairs and overhauling that are going on at this port.
 The A. R. Bragg is now making two trips week to Black Rock, leaving this port on Tuesdays and Fridays.
 Capt. Riddell left Monday with the steamer Current View for Strawberry Cutoff to raise one of his sunken barges.
 Capt. Morrison is placing the Harry Waltz in good repair again and will soon be ready for business. He is also giving all of his barges a frst-class overhauling.
 The channel of the Black river is only about 1-2 feet deep; the cross ings are very crooked and snaggy, placing the river in about the worst condition for navigation ever known by river pilots. A snag boat is badly needed.
 The Joe Wheeler left Monday after noon for the lower Black, where it will secure cargo of wagon stock for Houston X Curtis of Chicago. T. T. Green, inspector for this firm, ac- companied the boat.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-05
IN HONOR OF MISS PAGAN.

Mrs. o. D. Watson entertained the young ladies card club on Tuesday morning in honor of her sister, Miss Stephanie Pagan. The hostess has long ago established her reputation as one of Newport's most charming and delightful entertainers, and upheld it with ease and grace upon this occa- sion.
 Miss Pagan has host of friends in Newport society, and those present thoroughly enjoyed this function in her honor.
 Choice refreshments were served of ices and cake. The invited, not includ- ing the club members, were Mesdames B. B. Bond, w. w. McMinn, Joe Ken nedy, R. c. Harder, T. J. Gregg, E. L, Maris and Misses Mabel Stayton and Mary Laird.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-05
CARD CLUB RECEPTION.

Misses Katherine, Mamie and Ro- berta Morrison, three of Newport's most accomplished and popular soci- ety belles, received the Card Club and a number of invited guests in the par lors of the Hazel Hotel Wednesday morning.
 Cards were indulged in to the lively good feeling of all, and refreshments of ices and cake nicely served con- tributed their quota of enjoyment to the occasion.
 The invited guests, aside from the club members, were Mesdames B. B. Bond, T. J. Gregg, c. G. Henry and Misses Hattie Bernstein, Lou Minor, Susie Jones, Stephanie Pagan and Bessie (E. L.) Watson.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-05
MRS. MAYNARD RECEIVES.

Mrs. c. E. Maynard received on Saturday afternoon at her home on Walnut street in honor of Mesdames George w. Decker and Sigmund Wolff.
 Only few close friends were in vited, which made the afternoon all the more informal and enjoyable. Delightful refreshments were served by the hostess to the following guests: Mesdames G. w. Decker, J. H. Me- Hugh, s. Wolff, Carrie Daugherty, G. A. Lockard and l.. E. Willis.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-05
PAVILION DANCE.

On Tuesday evening, small party of young people enjoyed a dance at the pavilion. The music was good and though the crowd was smaller than usual those present thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
 They were Misses Mamie and Ro- berta Morrison, Ray Brandenburg, Beatrice and Lottie Miller, Bessie (E. L.) Watson, Susie Jones, Mary Bailey, Noreene Kinman, Clara Murray and Messrs. Claude Erwin, Ebert Watson, s. P. Redman, Mitchell Gregg, Thos. billiard, Vernon Chavey and Wm. Parrish.