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New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ROOSETELT'S HUNT ENDED.
KILLED a DOZEN AMERICAN LIONS IN THE
COLORADO wILDs

Meeker. Col. Feb. 1G-vice- -President-elect
Roosevelt and John Cior rode into Meeker from
the keystone ranch last night. having concluded
their hunt FOR big game In the mountains. When
asked FOR interviews. the Governor referred the
correspondent 70 Me- GoH.
Mr.. GOff said seventeen lions were killed in
course OF The hunt. and that the Governor him
SELF killed twelve. four with his knife and eight
with his rife Mr.. Con- further stated that
has been killed in this region. weighing 22I
pounds and measuring Sla feet N the flesh
Mr.. Cor states that Governor Roosevelt killed
il with his knife.
one oc the most exciting experiences or the
hunt occurred when Governor Roosevelt killed
RS second largest lion. In order % get shot
the Governor leaned the larger portion of his
body over "A cIiT forty feet high. Cor held him
.- the leg. The Governor brought down hts
game with the hrst shot.
Governor Roosevelt expressed himself as hav-
.ng had the most enjoyable time OF his life
Denver col. Feb. 16-ColoneI r. r Mont:
zonl4ry Speaker OF the Assembly has received
a telegram from Vice President-elect Roosevelt
expressing regret al his inability 20 accept the
invitation 10 address the Assembly
colorado Springs Col. Feb. 16.-vce-Presi-
dert-el4-t Roosevelt arrived a. Ride from
als-k-r bv stage this afternoon and left there at
% m uy special train over the colorado Md
.ari road. H- stopped az GIenwood Spring 20
take a plunge in the sulphur pool. and Will reach
this clrv tomorrow morning. He may remain
here for several days aUI possibly may 60 on a
WuIf LlCr over the Divide
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
ErpGE IEssE j THILLIPs

Springfield III. FEB. is-J.lE- Jesse j. Philips
OF the Supreme Court q Illinois t-t last -iglt at
his home i0 H.lsborp III Judge Phillips had
been ri f1- several u---hs ana MS Ieath had been
EXPECTED lie vas BORN i0 MnutSoul-ry county.
IU. In -s3- and vas gra-ae,-d from Husoor1
Academy lu ISL he was admitted 60 tae bar in
81. and served captain. major and lieutenant
colonel &C. the sth Illinois Volunteer Infantry n the
War and wa- hr-v-ft-t colonel ard hriEadl-r-
general Ir politics le wa always t D~m1,-f-
Tie was fvfH- nominated f1r @rarr Treasurer. Hl-
Was defeated both ti-ur-. iis VI~ elected Judge
~ th- Eth Circuit Court CT Illinois lr 1873 sH~r-
INK until LG1 when be- elected ro trs supreme
bench Th- cause ~ death Mas Har'--.Hs - ta-
liver lie leaves widow
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAys FORECAST
Washington. Fec I5-The weather during tae last
sht been remarkably free from precip
ltaton IN all districts The pressure continues
over me Nlrta Atlantic and f8ll the Northwest.
perature ana above the
n an .istricts The disturbance north
Dar1tas vii probably eastward. will give
IirtIe precipitation the Lake reached
the southwest the weather will
generally fair The temFe-d-ure viii fa! in Montana
-t th- Nlrthv 81 THO winds On The New England
tJast Will brisk u1Ttrary. shifting north
westerly on Middle lni south Atlantic Coast fresh
sJuthw-sterly winds Rii prevail
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
-0LoNE1. PETER : lncHIE

West Point y Y. Feb. ls-Co.ouel Peter
NTchie professor - th- department - natural and
experimental philosophy. died rEi- ruiug after
short Illness fr5ra pueum0ui4- he was xiv years
olI and had been duty here as professor since
lS-l. He vas graduated from the Military Academy
iu i,i2 and stood second ls l.s class. H- entered
ra- Corps cs Engineers. and served tu -le opera
t.ors against Charleston ia l-sl and ls4 Tie "a
survived ly hi- widow ard daughter Lieutenant
Dennis Mrl4n Ni.--. one ~ his sons killed
iu The battle ~ Slu Juan HIi tul bon les than "A
l-s~ aft-rward Ei- only remaining SON died from
pu--u.u.1.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

NeV-Eus and PARTLY cloudy TO-DAY and Monday. fresh
northerIy winds bee omng u9rtEHs-terly
Eastern New York partly cloudy today and M1niay.
with nurries portion to-day, fresh
brisk h-rlF winds
Eastern Peur-, lvera generally far. except fur
northeast rertion. not warm to-day. Monday
fair, fresh brisk r0r,hp-slerly winds.
NeN-Iers-y ana Delaware partly cloudy today Mon
day fair. fresh urf=k n1r-h0yesterly "A nds.
pi-tri-t Columbia and Maryland, fair today and
Probably Montav. not warm to-day; fresh west 90
northwest
Western Fer1sy.ran snow hur-es in western. fair
eeseru portion to-day. Monday fair WITH rising TEN
periure fresh hWestsry winds becoming variable
Nesteru NeyYork. hurries along the Lakes to-
dav. Monday fair with rising temperature fresh west
eriy winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PRAISE FGR TRiBJNES Hr>IC RErIEWS

To -h- Editor ~ The Tribune
Sir From time time print with just pride
the commuuIrs atoms of devoted subscribers prais-
ing your Invaluable journal Permit me 20 add my
tribute 20 the excellene- ~ "A department which
has nor. far 1 have observed. received par
tcg'ar n-ufilu refer 90 the column % musical
comment. i should Ike know whether I have
been correctly told that n Is Mr.. KreEbiel who
writes the opera notices Whoever &C. g. they are
remarkable f1r their Justice. but above ali. they
beSp-ak The warm hearted. sympathetic, noble.
loving soul of thr writer whose reverence for the
greatest works of music drama never fails. and
Whose ready Wit i- never al a loss 10 ind graceful
and ever forms OF expressing the gratitude To
those who labor hard not only for the recreation
II the public but TOR the setting forth OF the
highest ideals The criticisms delight 10 read
after attending a Performance and they are more
than consolation when one has been unable 20
he present
Th- review OF Tristan uni Isolde on the morn
Ing u February = prompted NE 10 write this sin
FREDERICK WILLIAM BURGE.
3 Michael and AL Angels Recf0ry. Seaford
Long Island Feb l3, 1871
NJ Krehbiel is The Tribune's musical re-
viewer
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
OBITU AIRY.
COMMODORE MARTIN RIvADAvIA.

N''A4A-''Af''ftr- MAR - - Ala b .-A
A cable dispatch from Busnos Ayres announces
the death. as the result OF a fall. of Commodore
Martin R.vaGavia. Minister ~ Marine of Argentina.
Commodore Riyadav!a was hcty years Old and
leading political ag1re q his country. lie a
member 20 the Liberal party He had served
IRA. terms tu -ls senate and Congress The
family ~ comm. 1dor- Rlvadavia has long been
prominent one On Argentina. and his uncle
once President OF The republic.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Evans. Hurry. TalnaGge. Jones. smith, Kenyon.
Gunther ana Ludingt1u and Messrs HayeTeyer.
tr.. StilIman Clyde. Jones Chisholm. Mitchell.
RraiuarI. Buriick Carpenter ChirteDde-. Mead.
Norton. Reynolds Sherman. Tay.3r Teller. Waite.
DreisJach On Val Graunis James Johnston.
Lyons. McCirtock. Mccormick Minor. oliver,
PeckhaT. PlUuIner. Townsend Wander Poel. Boo
cock. Ctilds Lu3irgror T.. 2. Bri1ley. o. 3. Kip.
r. H. Brown. b Hewitt. r. : CotHu. Percy \.
Rockefeller A : Cochran. II ; Kip. H. ;.
Hooker and II L. Laws
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
T. BENTON TITUS

Clifton springs y Y. Feb. Is ,Speel4o.-T. Ben
ton Titus died az his home in this place on Friday
lie sixty-siX wears old. For many wears he
win his father. ADson Titus. plough manu-
fsctur-r Ia Phelps =. Y. In recent wears he has
represented school aud church furnishing COM
qauieS He was known throughout New York state
and Pennsylvania He leaves family. Oliver :
Titus = Sh0rtsEtI-. y Y. and the Rev. AuSou
Titus or Som-rFill- Mass are brothers.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PLERsnN y H-LEr--

Rochester y y. Feb -5-Pls-s.u 2 Hl,sr'.
sxty-thre- years o.t County Judge sre ls5 20 Isss
"a widely known member os th- legal profession
l!-G ar his home IN this citv ~ rau7.trst.8n o,
Diseases arising from an attack 20 t-. grip Pfc
ul only f-w iar-. art --- @~- AIS NOS
considered serious ly his friends fi- active
member 2 Ger-s-- Falls Lodge. r. and A ".
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
~yIu THE PFyn4v." BY AMATEURS.

Jim The P4nman." was given last righ. before
an audience or ave hundred people AZ the Berkeley
Ivceurn No q West Forr y-s0urth-st II was the
one hundred ard twentieth performance % the
Amateur comedy club and The third night % The
present production The cast. which was rehearsed
under the direction of Alfred Young. was as FOL
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
Religions 5 Notires.

ALI. SOULS CHURCH (UNTTARIAN1, sth-av4 and
Rev. THOMAS r. SLICER, Pastor.-Sunfay
school 10 a. m Rev. EDWARD EVERETT HALE
% n. will preach at II a The puoo eordiAfY
invited.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULruRE-sunday. rso-
H. 1901 ar ID az Carnegie Music aa!i Sn.9a
Tth-sve-. address by Professor A0WA4t4
HOWARD GRIGGS. subj-cr. Content OF rno Idnns q
Modern Life All Interested ars invited
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
THE REV DR. z P GOODWIN.

Chicago Feb. -f-The Rev. Dr. r p Goodwin.
pastor 90 ra- First Congregational Church ~ this
city. and one 0f th- best known diyi1-s ir his de-
domination ~ the country. died Suddenly .Is-
night
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

LOUIS STERN ENTERT4INS Mr. ODELL.
Louis Stern gave a dinner an his home No ss3
FIfth-ave. last night IN honor of Governor OdelL
The dinner was Informal AMI there Were no 81
speeches II followed oy vaudeville enter
taiument under the direction OF J. A Alpuente
Among those Or 80 NJ were.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
. - a-a-<--<A-m =

rf rDN-Or aDoulexy on Friday February Is. 1901. O.
Woo.worth cotton In his ;tth year
GINTHER-On Friday. February Is 1901. W n. eldest
a the late William Henry anu MARY - 'fuhaei III
5Oth of his age. . - 49, 49, ---,,- - %,
East 55th- 81. Monday morning February Is az 10
O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers
r4ERRICK-At Paterson. y J.. Thursday February
"a 1901 Carleton NJ, or the Iate Hon Anscn Her
of CITY
Funeral services on Monday. February Is his
residence, Ne. 3ie Broadway. at O'Clock ?. m
Y1erneut al Greenwood at convenience z family.
HOWELI-At Morrtstown. y. J.. February rs 1901. %
pneumonia. George ". Howell aged 10 year.
Funeral services held the Baptist
Church. Monday. February Is. at 2. m.
fVES-Ar New Haven Conn. February rs. 1901. the
year ot Caroline shoemaker Ives. laugh
ter az the Elijah Shoemaker OF Wyoming Valley
Penn. and widow % Levi Ives. NJ. n
Funeral service held residence. No
$40 Temple-st.. Nev-Haven, Tuesday. February 10
A. > 30 r.
JUDSON-On ws,iuesday February n 1901 her home
IN East Arlington Vt. Virginia Parish Billings wife OF
Hon J. r. Juds0n
MICHIE-On February i8 West Point n Y. Colonel
Niche professor of natural and experiments al
philosophy. United states Military Academy.
IEerment West Point Mlnday. February II. az ..
MYERS-At West Farms New-Tork City. Friday.
February 10 1901 of pneumonia John H. Myers, prin-
rpa of Public school No. g. the ssth of his
Funeral services sunday February II. az p from
late residence. No. 1881 Cloverst. West Farms.
NeU-York CITY.
sMITH-At Grove HalI. Neu-H Haven. Conn. SATURDAY.;
February Ia Harriet NJ Bacon. widow OF Russell
smith. IN the sorh year Of her ass.
FUNERAL private.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
MARRIED.

STARRJ-CK- DOAN-Ou Tuesday February - 1901 az
sanford Fla, by the Rev. j. / Norris Catharine Dix
daughter Mr.. William a. Doan. Lincoln Cihent
starburk Of ORLANDO, Fla.
yyooISFY- -HU-NT-Ou Saturday. February IL az Grace
t.t1Ir.h by Rev Morgan DIX. Esther Morris Hunt.
daughter of Richard Fl Hunt. 10 George Muirsou
WColsey-
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
d5rsad with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
Postomre Notice.

t-h1-t 10 reRf DAILY Interested
F1r-E1 mails for the week en- iinE February y. r-i.
wi close 'p-nuptv The General Po-tor-cs
a. f Far-eis Post Mails earlier than
closing TINE SHOWN below Parcels Post Mails for Germany
rfse On February ~ e. e D.ferhuFu Bremen.
h@siltr tnt Supplementary mails close ar F1rsi<n
hrunr1 haf nour later than closing tine SHOWN below
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
Ask clRyEGIE'S AID roR LIBRARY,
MOUNT VERNON CITIZENS Confident THAT HE
WILL Help THEM

: ne - tle residents % Mount Vernon are anx-
ious 10 have a arg public library O., their own
Mayor FTsks recently sent letter 20 Andrew Car
n-ge setting forth the facts and asking his aid in
--rabli-hlng the institution. Yesterday Mayor Fiske
received a reply from Mr. Carnegie asking FOR adtl-
tiouaI information. Mayor Fiske viii Immediately
comply with the request He feels certain that he
can induce the philanthropist 70 make Mount Yer
non "a gift
A few months ago NJ Carnegie sent a check for
a. 100 90 Mrs Douglas. the widow % Sergeant
Douglas ~ Mount Vernon. who was killed IN the
t,roru Dam strike In his letter the phtian thropst
sait tr1f the money fOr one who had fallen
defending peace and order at home. rather than In
conquest u u foreign land
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Vanilla
leaves good the mouth II - pure and whole
some Don't be cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
DIED

WiITAKER-On Friday. February IS. residences
X. Whitaker
Funeral services will held Grace Church. Broadway
and lOth- St. sunday. February II. $50 D. N.
greenwood temefery.-Handsor plot sor ssle.
neiy located the main entrance suitable tor
- o4rlals. reasonable price. CEMETERY LOT Rl--
HtEAJ- 2.8 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

The officers or the society are Jacob Wendell. jr..
president. James Lees LaidIaw. vice-pres'ient.
Frederick " Weudt. secretary. John T. Couover.
treasurer. and Harrison Blake Hodges. stage
manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
rRANsATL-ANTIc MAlL4s

"EL NEsDAY A. . % a "a. t1r Europe per s.
louis 'uai Or Ire tnd ~ ffr-rfef e
Louis I az $50 q supplementary 10 M fnr
h1rupe Ma1rsflr. 20 a. N
fur k-g'u Murr.finnf.
must ~ directed s-r e. NoorfIa-d
TIT E5LAY-At a m Or Frame rEprand. IralF
spain P.r'lxal Turaev EEpt G-e~r- Hritsn lana
an- A~sranEl MI-4IeH 81 g. f.Ar..'tins. uavrs
fraA Or orne- para z El-rps must directed per
r.. a n
SAT- RnAY-k- $50 flr ENl-rpe per s.ryta
VIA -u-e1s- : frr Ir-marx Direct
IsIand % i.~-r-eIf
ar : Do M fr Neither lnls Crect e Mas
Sam mail ufst 1e directed M1asiim
a. u. fr l'tlY Vera naples nal
n4st h- fre,tef per Vera I. a. lo "a n f1~
scotland f.--lf. rl-reasia .uGT m.lsf -
directed F'Ir~sssIl.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

'TE.INTEI NATTER FT|'-THs steamer .l.ss 7-i1fsF
Mar-r Urwu-rrifl IHrs~s rrf Pr German
only The LASS n ~t.I MATTER '-- other 7lrs
t.-s-rer.
Af-r fha closing - -.rrisrrer-r-v r-I0ss ruf.r
Mails rHr-i above frlll.e-ar rr1i'e
opened tra ae~s .f -Hr American English. r-eur1
a7I German sf~tr7r-r ave OPEN r-tf v-r.~
minutes .. f.- -.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

- Nay Emer ana Percy Cornelius were mar
- yesterday afternoon i8 the drawing rosIn of
~ aphr'ment of the brides parents. AIR. and Mrs
IAN Edgar Emery No ~ Fifth-ave The bride
~ ,, q white satin gown trimmed with point lace
Fr.s-.t. anc tll- KrN edged with lace. Mrs b
IA hIlgh 9eorRer the brides sister. was marron
- @ her gown was pare green mOusse.ine de
No. &c she NOre rOseleaf hat. relieved with
ire liiiam Cornelius was best man. and the
R,,-,ts Nere Walter Pterreponf BigelUW. Ahra ham
rrsss hayliE John Wedderburn Wilson and r.
''ieric Georcer
-, ana Mr. vs. sew % webb departed last
- for California. They are 10 stay a month at
i. harharR. william *. Vanderbilt f. 10 san
i N'rning. an conditions favorable. FOR Europe
gse aiant Mrs Robert Goelet and Miss
p ~ Niss Garcia De Forest and Mr.. and Mrs
sa.-'hce Gallatln went away the Maria
g0.ssA hound for Genoa and Lord Francis
- Nas booked to sail Tor Bouiogne-sur-Afe
-, l..g oeirlchs. the daughter - Mr and MS
- - oeirichs. i visiting IN Washington. and
R.us3 was guest az the dinner given ry the
-, ~ Ambassador Count CassnL Mrs. Fred
r.. -aey has been IN Philadelphia where AIRS
xs a, FatL -, gaVe q tea IN her honor. and
A. fS'sslea Schuyler Church is also IN the ssme
k< n knest of Miss Marjorie Vaughan Lea Mr..
J. Norman DE r. Whitehouse are " 80
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

IN NETWORK CITY
Mail Subscribers the DAILY ant -pr vv--r-, Co. .
TIE rates named above. 81 aUuiuoh %
--s a. conlnunicatons relative slbs--t,.s,,. -.
aiVsrtisements to THE TRIBUNE Nsy,- ~, ~
registered letter. -N''1 ''1I1S oruef. cract OF
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

To-day with Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
oth~rs giving dinners AID the informal receptions
IN -h- afternoon VIII be FAR from dun Tomorrow
evening the opera VIII absorb great deal ~ ar-
t-rriou. There Wiz be one dance. and that W. 1e
given by General and Mrs LLOYD : Bryce. Many
vii 20 from the opera 20 th- Cance, which. -0N-
ever. principally for celutantes- Mrs Fran rs
Mcneil Bacon viii give larEe dinner tomorrow
evening !u honor % her sister. Mrs Van ke0~Se-
laer CrlEtr Mr~ j. 'aIe SCOTT Wii also s-se "a
dinner for Mss Anita scott
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Among the 5ianers IN the near future ere tA's-
10 BE- given by Mrs Edmund l. EaFAes On ''S
49, 4-.s.--,a-,- s- A. ana Mrs " Bayar1 Cutting
IN ne same Gate and james j Van A-en Hrhl
Saturlav Mr.. As-Or VII also give no li-ii-l9 o'
fg-e she sails for Europe
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Tuesday brings the dance MIS-. Ro1-r- Nc-
Auister LIoyds and on the same evening the Fort
nightly will have its last meeting A. me Astoria
Peter Marie and Mrs Edward II. Ripley give ci.-
Wes- TUerrv-t hirl-zr. SUD Mrs.. Norman leslie
Munro have afternoons Ar home
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Ms Camille vi-8-uf-rd SO 3 Eas- Farty-sev.
4r,-b-,t v.I give card party ou THURSDAY. Feb
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Among other entertainments ~ yesterday were
.arge reception given ly Mrs Douglas W Burn
ham and Mrs Daniel H. Roy Dresser No. @ Park
ave. 20 meer Air. and Mrs. Gordon " Blruha-r.
reception a- Mrs. Richard J. Lolusher-. ana u
luncheon 1y Mrs Charles a. Dana 10. l6 last
N,n,h-st Tor d .-s D0rutlra Draper.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

A. Palm Beach are Ar and Mrs Marion Story
and Y e. RryraL Mrs C Gray Peudlet0n and
August Belmont entertained there last week. Nj
and Mrs j. Lorimer W1rd-n have come from a
Matanzas plant alton and have been q the hotel
Tor few daF~ ana have gone North 10 =. AuEg-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Mrs HaI,tt Aisop Rorrewe 10 East Eighteta
ST. viii give two receptions ore on Tuesday next
and me lr the Tl-SlrV ? .luWl-s-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

ne dance given hy Mr. and Mrs. e.. oliver Is@An
a. Mss Nora Iselin was On excellent taste There
=. No srter,rt AZ anv elaborate decoration. The
s-ors we're pretty. and although many - the
--,eer sci were asked. tbere were also a number
= married couples and older people. In point or
mes ~ The week MI and Mrs Twomt Us was
- III me hards0nest They Will start soon ~ a
,,srsl train Tor The south. Mr. and Mrs. j N'T-
-,n de r Whtehouse also gave large dinner az
aerry's on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

In the evening there was cOucerr IN aid ~ s.
Rerrqbas's Guud for Trained Nurses. a. The Wal
dorf- Astoria. The artists who appeared Were Miss
Fielding R0seue Miss Anna siade. Nine. Flavie
van der H-ude and Heinrich Meyn Hobart Sm0ck
and Clarence de NauN Royer Bruno Hghu directed
fbe r,ncert and presided the plano. Among the
women VINO were Interested were Mrs. Richard
Irwin Mrs.. Archibald AleNander. M. J. Frederick
E<er-,orhpn Mrs Jules a. Mcntant. Mrs A Ernest
GaIlant Mrs. IS. Barclay Parsons and Mr. Rich
ard N Hunt
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
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ware OF imperial Fibre Will A.
sssss are Extra wet one book sample. Delivered
n c DAWSON Co. ss7 Broadway. New York
tonxress water: rs popular because health
10 mas long been famous for the desired results it
oLls- an or the clean. dfterttste 4 leaves ths
paiaie an infab.e test of purity.
bucks Weather strips. Wire Window
seiIiIators make ZONES cOmf1rtabs
5rooSlyn BorouEhs.
Apr~ssion restored; by artificial Or. Dsans.
N1hls sos Lex Ave, s5th; highest Col Exp.
M os tura bitters South American product.
the only Beware OF
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built and several smaller ones in course
of construction"
Rev. p. H. Whisner, of Nashville, add
the Board of Church Extension The.
Bishop also made some remarks stress
ing the Importance of this department Of
church work.
After earnest appeals were made to
liquidate the debts due on Fifth Street
Church, Wilmington, collection was
taken amounting to about one thousand
dollars and a resolution was passed au
thorizng the Board Of Church Extern
sion to borrow fifteen hundred more to
wipe out the debt The conference join
ed heartily in singing the long meter
Doxology.
Call of question twenty was resumed
and most of the preachers on Raleigh,
Durham, Rockingham and Fayetteville
districts We're called, characters passed
and yearly reports made.
Most all of these We're as favorable as
last year and ON many charges distinct
gains We're noted Rev w. p. Pickett
was eelcted a member of the committee
on books and periodicals. Rev. r. b.
Ham asked for collection for Rev. Il.
G. Crisp, who is quite i'll, and generous
response was made thereto. After an
nouncements the conference adjourned
with benediction by Dr. Jno. G. Kilgo.
Rev. d. II. futile delivered an able
sermon tonight in the conference room.
Considerable progress was made today
in the business of the conference and the
body may adjourn at noon Monday.
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Lodge Of Elks Instituted.
Especial to News and observer.)


Kinston, n c., Dec. 5.-A new lodge
of Elks was instituted here today. A
large delegation from Wilmington and
Raleigh are here and the degree work
began at noon. At a preliminary meet
ing of the new lodge held in the may
or's office last night the following Off
GERS were elected:
Exalted Ruler, G. Felix Harvey; Es-
teemed Loyal Knight Plato Collins; Es-
teemed knight, +. c.. Dunn; Esteemed
Lecturing knight, Kleber Denmark;
Secretary, Clarence Oeltinger; Treasur-
er, f. n. Stevenson; Tiler, Mark New
borne.
Trustees for one year. E. P. Wooten;
two years, DR.. II. Fl. Faulkner: three
years, j. H. Parham.
After the degrees had been conferred
the officers were installed, and at 10
o'clock a. M. a banquet was given at
the court house.
Between the hours of ten and eleven
yesterday morning, the residence of Mr.
w. l.. Holderby, on King street. was
entered by thieves, during Mrs. Holder
bys absence and two watches, a revol-
Yer, several rings and other articles
of value were stolen.
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Having qualified as executrix of j. w
Arnold, deceased, late of Wake county,
n. G., this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the undersigned
on or before the 18th day of December,
1902, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons in
dcbted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This 9th day of December, 1901.
MRS. OPHELIA B. ARNOLD,
Rolesville, N c.
Executrix of ]. w. Arnold, deceased.
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