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New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Miss Florence Le Baron Walker. daughter OF ihe
late John T. Walker Of Manhattan. and Ernest
Sayre Emanuel youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Emanuel Of No 100 Fort Greene Place. will
be married in ST. Thomas's Church. Manhattan. on
Thursday afternoon. November u. Miss Gertrude
Watkins will be the brides only attendant JOAN
II Emanuel tr.. will tc lis brothers best man.
The ushers Hill he Samuel w. Whesloct W. Rich
ards BigeioW. 4. Y. Bennett ard W r. Richards
OF Brooklyn. and A :. Fairchid and J. g. Small
Of Manhattan. The ceremony viii be- followed by
reception at the homo q the brides mother Mrs
Elbridge J. Moore. No. IS West Ninety-hrst-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Tebriz in the number. average size xxi fas,
values 5000 TO 100000. at
$4,000 20 S125.O0
% choice Antique Afghans or Khivas. in sof,
dark. rich and luscrOus colorings. excep.
tiOnally fine in quality, ge size 6xQ
feet to Skill feet; values $500 10 $125O0af
S42.5o 20 S15 60
12J rich Turkish, Persian and India Car
pets, selected from a number of the largest
importers stocks in the country The de-
signs range frCm delicate shades Of green
pink and cream, suitable for the parlor ar
reception room, to the DARK, rich reds. blues
and greens for the library, hall and dining
room. There are PersiGns, Gulistans Gero-
vans, Indias, Kirmars Sparta, r1horassa9s
Innelh and ChiOrdes; md all are moderately
priced. Sizes average from Gx9 to 12x19 feet
1OO antique AE2tolian Mats; some very
choice. silky and lUsJrCus pieces in this IOt
20 $15OO at ..............si si.2.5O to S975
Third fOcr. East building
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27
Leatheretts Pillow Tops.
Art Embroidery Underpricine.

There is more than novelty to commend
these Pillow Tops of Ieatherette. They are
extremely durable and they are extremely
pretty. Yale, Harvard. Cornell. Columbia
and Princeton designs and colOrs will
show the young wom2n's favorite college;
Indian head and smoking room designs win
commend themselves To men. They are very
little priced al 63c.
other special news from the Art En-
broidery store is here:
Figured silk covered Pillows. 22x22 inch
Laundry bags. in an assortment of cOlOrs.
at --.oc
The rev figured VeIutina Pillow Squares. Of
Oriental cOlors and designs, at
69c. and SOC
An assortment of Work Baskets .69c
The new Autumn Drapery Silks all the
latest designs and cOlortnSs, at
soc. and zoe. yard
Figured Satins. for draperies and pillows.
9Jc yard
Japanese gold embroidered Mantel ORA,
perieS from. -...-.-S--io 10 So'oc
Second floor. West Building.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Miss Maud Alden Durham. daughter Of Mrs.
John r. Dunhan. OF No a35 Hancock-st.. and Will
lam Weiant son OF Nr. and Mrs Joseph J. Weiant.
Of No. S55 Macon-st.. will be married on Novenher
70 I'm the Church II he Good shepherd Miss Dun
ham VIII be attended hy Miss Lulu Steiger as
maid Of honor and Miss cora Whitehead. Miss
Mabel Shines Miss Caroline Washlurn and Miss
Heroine Woodruff as bridesmaids. Wesley }
Weiant will act best man. and the uShcrs VIII
be George PreudergasJ. Edward ". Ieask. Thomas
Seaman and Duncan Letrum.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Great surprise was manifested in Brooklyn
among the friends OF Ethan Allen Doty of NO $50
St Marks-ave when II was announced on IhuIs-
iav thar he had married Eliza beth Louise Scheio,
A. her home I'm Gratz. Penn. Mr. Doty is the
senior partner Of the firm OF Doty * Scrimgeour'
paper manufacturers. and Is also shareholder IN
~ avn of Journeav * Durham. He is sixty
seven Years old and is one Of the leading members
OF the Third Unitarian Church. He Is well known
In Ercoklyn as an advocate II good government T.
ana has been an active member OF the tSei'ibllcah
organization M Doty hrst wife died about a
Xear ago when Mr. and Mrs. Bo;N We're NlslunS
Washinston They had been married about forty
years. Since that time Mr.. potys sister mas oe'h
his housekeepsr.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Announcement IS made Of the engagement oi
Miss Nellie Casilear Bogert eldest daughter of MI
and Mrs " J Bocert Of Westheld. y J., and
Gustav Hevss Of NO III State-st.. Brooklyn. NJ
Bogert is a well known member Of the Germania
Club.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

Frederick W. Hinrichs. who. in spite Of the fact
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

pretty home wedding took place on Wednesday
evening at No 1.2a Bergen-st.. when Miss Florence
Emily AI5ee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elliott
Gleason Albee. and Harry Hawxhurst were mar
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

The Memorial Hospital for Women and Children
will hold its annual reception and harvest Offering
in the hospital building. Classon and st. Marks
aves.. on Wednesday. between and o'clock in
the afternoon. All kinds Of winter stores. such as
grooertes vegetables fruit. delcaces for the sick
money, will he acceDtable. An entertainment
under the direction Of Mrs Edwin Knowles will be
given in the boardrOom between , and o'clock.
Mrs. ]. II. Burtis is president OF the board Of
ayers.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-27

But Mr.. Shepard destined to experience an
other shock of the character the same
evening From Schleliein's Hall he went to a
meeting In Richmond Hill There the chairman.
Harry Sutphin. had been dilating upon the merits
of the candidate when Mr.. Shepard was announced
This Is our candidate" said Mr. Sutphin waving
his hand toward Mr.. Shepard. "the Honorable er-
er, the Honorable Mister er-oh. the gentleman
about whom 1 have Just been speaking"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Wn, tuie ruhreno!

G6tcago, q. Stunt. nMifz
foa>i Did" Der SanarieaooJcl. Der
ng5anfae OoobIe" Fl0ten tanu. riro
5rau Mc&inleD gum 8sfdsnf gez
ma4t perben. 3uerit piro er nod
Ieinem alten Seim in 81. Soiep6,
Mo., gu ieinem frii6ersn gi9tntbiie
ner 6. s. 9onoban 3uridaeiaidt
tperben, Der i'm BON 8. so. @ebges
BON bier fir $1,000 5uriit9efauft bat.
6r. 6ebges faufte Du5 808lein BON
0onopan DOR penigen Wohen fir
$1,000.
Sr. Sebges bat ii9 nur inter Der
8e6ingung entf6lOFen, bas 2bier=
6en pieber 8rriid gu pertaufen, baB
boFelbe, pte ST.. Oonopon Deriproz
9en, Der Srau bes prdfioenten gum
@ef6enf gema6t perDe. UNI bas
8ranfenbeim berfelben in Canton
a~ufsuheitern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
9ies tit ein Bib oes Sr. Gowaro
Sod nnS ieinsr srORen Gr=
tnouns, Oct Sod ST.
balation.
So. 2o9 bat feline atnerifaniSGet
Snftttttte beinGt.
Scr 9roBe S@tutnoftt6tSs latto
0itbutd-Spftor

bat ii9 beifduig iiber Die Offices bet
DeutI6zamerifaniI6en 8eieQi4aft gez
Gubert, ns6eionber5 iiber Die Saltiz
more Office, sol Gutap@S traBe, 8dlz
timore, WD. Gr bat Die bornebmften
8ultimprer englii9en unD oeuti4en
53eitungen be1u9t unb lit BON tbnert
alien iebr ber3li6 %empfangen tporoen.
8iele Ier5te BON 8eDeutung baben benz
grpBen DeutI9en GrfinOer tire Iufz
partung gema6t, UNI it9 bic nele ten
8erbeHerungen an feiner punoerbdren
GrfinOung Der Original Sod Snz
balation = an3ufe6en. 9teielbe TT pa
tentirt unb bari BON Niemanoem peiter
benubt fperoen ais bon Der Sod Sung
Sure, sol Gutup=S traBe. Sic tit bas
ein3ige Snitrument, mittelit beilen Die
16peren 6eiLenben Sele uno Dd5 Sod
f9e Suberculin in 9Gmpfe p%ertpanoelt
rerben t0nnen, 10 baB oieie in peroiin@
itetem 53uItanbe brett in Die 2ungen
9eat6met gu perben bermOgen uno bic
9e6anblun9stpeiIe ben SiB beg uebels
errei6t. Seine anbere Met6oDe lit I'M
Stanoe, bic i9lpere Mii6ung 10 gu
beroampfen, baB tie eingeat6met lperpen
unb bas erfrunfte @eipebe Der GungeH
beilen fam.
gr lit in Der gar5en 8elt befdnnt
als Der grfinber Der &o3 STIPULATION,
zines Sei~lberfa6rens fir S6pinblu4t,
41t6md, &atdrr6 uno 8ron6itis. Die
9e6anblung pirb berabrei4t Nr. SOL
Gutafpitr., Baltimore, M}O., poiel6ft
fie f6on felt Sa6ren permittelt poroen
1T. BORT befinbet ii6 Oas 9auptzSnz
Ititut Der beutI9zameritanif6en 8eieaz
f6aft fir bieIes 2anb. Sn ietnen 8orz
leiun9en ertldrt er unllmtpunoen, oah
bieIe auf S6pinbfu3t bebanoelte paz
tienten leoi9li6 an elmer fdtarrbaliz
f6en 8ron6itis Ietber, elmer GrtdlA
tung auf Der 8ruft, Die fi9 auf Die
2ungen pirft unb in Solge BON Ser
na6Idiiigung 6rpntI6 nirb; einem
trodenen 9uTten, elmer lei4ten It6emz
bei6perbe, Nustpurf bon S6leim,
berbunben nit Dem befdnnten 8efi6l
bpn Qbipannung unO S6pd6e.
Sii0et ben Magen ni4t mitQr3neien,
! tpel9e me6r S6aben anri9ten, als iie
N1ben FIFTEEN. Nlle nur benfbdren8erz
6%eierun9en iinb in Der leBten 3eit BEL
benz &o4i6en @pparat ange6ru6t
Pattenten iino 6iermit etngelaben, borz
auipre4en uno gu priifen.
173)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
ben, Die be3iigli9en unterhanolungen
finb apiI9en ben 5lpei tntereliirten Ute
aierunaen brett aefihrt tp0roen.

ttn0 3lDt1Oen pen 6lpet lHleIe lIleI Jlez
gierun9en brett gefiibrt porben.
9egenbieS ubertuloe
prpfeFor Robert 8p9 perDffentli4t
i'm r9euti9en Mebt5iniiden 8o4ens
blatt" bic Mittbeilung, baB Or. 8oeti4
bonn Slapenbi5 : 9oipital felt aebn
Sabren Suberfulin nit unfpanbelbaz
rem Grfplge gegen Die Suberfuloie an
eetpenbet babe.
MlIerGet aus 9eutf4lanh
Sn 6anuu, preuB. 3egierungsbe5trt
&afel, bat Der Hedt5anpult gbert
Sslbltmprb ~begangen. Der gepegz
grunb Der Shat 1T ni9t befannt.
Sn Sppeln, 9reuben, lit Der WtOr=
Der Gonitantin Sbomann bingeri4tet
tporben.
Ser r3ei6sz unb Stats : Inaeiz
ger" bringt Die amtli6e 8etanntmaz
dung, baB Sr. Gmtl 8pas BON NeDz
Yorf pom Saiier ben &rpnenorben 3,
&lahe erbalten bat.
@s lit nunmebr nt16teoen tporDen
bab bic reuen Hei9spoitbampfer Del
n9amburg : 4meritu : @eieli6aft'
rMpltfe" unb r8lii4er" getauft per:
ben ipuen.
Qus Yrag fommt bic Ra6ri6t, BAT
Der Director bes bortigen Gpnierpato.
RUINS, 8ennepib, BON ieinem Ypfter
suriidgetretsn lit. 9erielbe lit nllr
Mnton 9ppruf angeboten porben. 81
er annebmen pirb, tit mod iebr frug:
li6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
173)
Nntllci0cnbe ySnDmerS."

aunfoszG ttp, q. Sum-. -
Na9ri9ten BON ben @ren3en Der
9iolpaz, gomman6en< uno IpaAenz
GeIerpqtionen in Stla6oma ergeben,
bah bittere Notb unter ben Saufen=
ben BON Mdnnern, 5rauen unb Sim
bern berrIat, tpel4e bort lagern unb
auf bic Gr0ffnung Der &eIerpationen
barren, nm ii3 bort 9eimitdtten gu
e%rperben. On $4,000 Meni4en limb
an ben @ren5en berfummelt, uno
cirfu 5000 beriel6en befinben fi9
f6pn u Sabre bort. Die metiten
6erielben batten BEL i6rem aufbru9
nur tpenig @elb unb lire W1ittel itno
iebt total erf6Dpft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Eturmnerhefrunnen.

Snbepenbence, S., q.
SUM-. - 8etrd4tlider Sdaben
tpurbe 9eute in bieiiger 9egenb bur6
einen Sturm anqeri9tet. Sn Der
Stabt entba9te Die 8inbsbraut piele
groBe @ebGube, seritOrte eine an5a3l
fleinere unb e~ntpur5elte cine Menge
8Gume. Inter ben 8eppbnern
berrf9te Gdngere 3eit Elm qdnit, bod
lit iopeit fem 8erluit an Weeni 8ens
leben gemelbet tporben. @liidli6er
@eiie mar Der Sturm tpeber BON 8ez
gen, mod 9ogel beglettet, unb bic
grnbte bat baher nur De~rbGltniBmdz
big gertngen @4aben genommen.
9urtfprb, Snb., q. sunni. -
Sin 6eftigsr Minbz un0 Regeniturm
figte beute ben 8rabnen uuf ben 6iez
Iigen Selfelbern unb anOerem @igenz
tbum S4aben i'm 8etruge BON etpa
$4,000 81. Bel 8ebforb mar Der
9obnpertehr in 5Olge bes Sturmes
ldn9ere 13eit unterbro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Geacn bas aQaemcine Stimmre6t.

Sdpana, 81. Sum-. - Sas
conierbatibe @lement in Der cubaniz
f9en Gonitituante periu9te, bic
Wabl : Gommiitou bubin gu beeinz
flufen, baB iie aegen bas aagemeine
Sttmmre4t beri4tet. Die Maiorttdt
Der GommiIiion lit iebo9 fir oagez
meines Stimmre6t unb ma3t gelz
tenb, baB es unpermeibli@ fet, neil
bic Gonitituante ben 8eOanten Der
cabaniiden @erfuifung einperleibt
bat. Die Wa6l : Gpmmifiion gez
benft, nit i6rer Nrbeit big gum 1.
Suli ferttg gu tperben.
Sberitlieutenant Scott, nel9er in
Gienfuegos bic @ublDerbunblungen
i9li9ten fo1te, beri6tet, bab bie3G6z
lung unter Der 4ufii4t Der MilitGrz
gommifiion mod ni3t 6eenbet lit,
bab a6er i9on biele fali4e Stimmz
5ettel uusgefdieben limb. 9as Sntez
refIe an benz Q~usgange 1T in Gienz
fuegos iebr i9pu4 uno an 3ubez
it0rungen lit ni6t 81 benfen, gei6z
biel, tpeldes Der Qusgang lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Nnariii auf SnB Shcparb.

g9ibuuu q, Mer., p. sunni.
= On benz 8eridt, buB Elm 9eriu4
genlu4t tporben iei, u. 81. (8OB)
SheParb, friiber BON Wai6ingtOn, ..
g., 5u t0bten, 1T ettpas 8abres. 9r.
80. g. Mias, Der hieiige amerifaniz
i9e &onIul, ertlGrt, ouB elm dryer
li4er entlaHener Qngeiteater Elm Sc
fpebr auf 9rn. Sbepurb ri9tete uno
gu feuern brpbte. gs fam aber au
teinem &4lBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
9ie Ghiraan'er Ieuerfafer.

Gbtcago, q. Sum-. Sn
Solge Der GntDefung elmer angebz
li9en @eri9p0rung, na4 pel6er
bod perii9erte Waaren in Sqinois in
gu benz ,3pede gemiet6sten 2Gben UNI
tergebra6t unb bann in 9ranb gez
ftedt tpurben, Inn Die Ser Ti6erungsz
5ummen ein3ie6en gu tOnnen, bat bic
goli3ei beute a4t beoeutenbe PeriOnz
li6feiten perbaftet, pel6e unter elmer
giirgf9aft bon $4,000 ben 9roBgez
f6porenen iiberpieien tpurben, unb
a9t peitere 9erbaftungen tperOen
nod ertpartet. @s beibt, bic S3ptnbz
Ter bdtten i'm 2aufe bon anei Sabren
$4,000 BON oeri6iebenen 8erii9ez
rungs : 9efeqf6dften er6pben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Wieoer aebobrn.
Seine tpsiteren 2ei9en i'm 8rad bes
in ben 9runb ee6obrten 6G6rz
bampfers rNprtbfielb."

Se1lle lpeltere1 Set1en I'm Wrdd Des
in BEN 9runb %ge6obrten 6Gbrz
bampfers nNorthfielo."
Nepz gprf, Il. sunni. - 0as
am leBten 5reitag BON Der rMau4
G6unt" in ben 9runb gebobrte 5G6rz
boot Nortbfielb" purbe geitern Nu4z
mittag geboben uno binab gei4leppt
mad ben Stats an Der 40. Strabe,
Siibz9roptlpn, mo unper5iigli6 NIT
benz 4uspumpen bes Sabr5eu9es be-
gonnen tpurbe. 5riib geitern Morgen
batten Die 2eute Der rM}errittzg5ap
man @reding Co." bic leBte Der bier
mG6tigen Soften UNI ben Rumpf bes
5abr5euges gelegt unb bic i4peren
Ypntons perientt. Damn legten it4
bic md4tigen i6pimmenoen 0ampfz
trG6ne nNepart" unb nGenturD" 81
beiben Seiten bes nNortbfielb" unb
bic 6ebung bes 6abr3euges tonnte be-
ginnen. lin I'll ll9r mar ou5 Boot
Dem f9lammigen 9Oben Des Gait
8ipers entrifen unb bulo burauf fam
au6 bas Sberbed gum 8ori6ein.
No9 befanb iia inbeB bos 9auptoed
poGe iieben SUB unter 8aiIer, als
4nItulten ~getroffen purben, baS
So6r5eug in bieiem 3uitanbe nad
@iiDz9rOOtlpn gu i4leppen. Sieben
Remorqueure legten ii6 an Die Ponz
TONS gu beiben Seiten bes 8ootes,
unb 10 ging Die Sabrt langiam ben
gait Hiper hinab. Iuf Der 9Dbe Der
gonereB : StruBe, 8rooflpn, mo ii6
peri6iebene Str0mungen treffen, par
es fir Die 5lotiIe duBerit i4pierig,
| it9 binburd gu arbeiten unb boQe 10
Minuten bergingen bariiber, Bis enoz
li9 bic Str0mung iibertpunoen mar.
@eri9iebene Mitglieber Der 9ofenpoz
li5ei folgten Der 5lotiqe in 3uoerz
booten, Inn etpaige 2ei4en auf5uz
fif6en, pel9e ndhrenb Der 5aArt
BON benz nNortbfielO" gepui4en tperz
ben tpiirben. 9ieie 8orii9t ertptes
| it6 ols unnOtbig, Ni9t cine ein3i9e
| nettere 0ei6e fam 3um 0pr16ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Sin arieGii6er PiepmaB.

Bottom, q. sunni, - Dem biea
1iqen 3ouzGoGeftor 8. %. 2pman 1T
bonn &0nig Otto BON @rie4enlanb
bus fil6erne 8reu3 bes GrlOier DR.
bens berlie6en tporben. Die 8eranz
Iufung mar Die 2obrebe auf 8ries
6enlanb, pel8e 2pnan BEL benz an
IS. Ottpber b. s. in Bottom itattgez
ba6ten 8anfett gu Gbren Der Diff
siere bes grie6iT4en &rtegsi4tffes
nMi9ouli" ge6alten fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Serhiente Gtrafe.

Gamben, DIRT, q. SUM-. -
Som" 8atfpn, pel4er 3uiammen
nit ieiner 6rau 6ei6por, baB bergfez
ger .8iG" 8ufep einen Qngriff auf
5rau @atfpn 9ema6t bate, tpurbe
BON einem 8iirger : Gomite ppll5iinfz
sebn aus Der Stabt gefiibrt, nit 500
peit56enbieben trattirt unb erbielt
ben 8efebl, ben Stuut gu perlaFen.
Der Neger mar gum Strung perurs
tbeilt porben, bod tn5pii9en aus Der
Saft entlufen, nu9bem 6rau0atfon
betannt bate, baB ibr Mann lie gum
@siasie gealpA1asIt butte e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
Sic Sraa0bie lit Gait>Walpole.

CAT : Walpole, Mai, q.
sunni. - Ser iunge 8roDI4mieo
Surrp s. 8lan4unb, Der BON Qnnie
8ieB, bic auf i'm eiferTii4tig mar,
geI6ofen purbe, 6at bic -Na4t 3ienr<
li6 gut iiberitunben unb pirb nabrz
f6einli9 nit Dem 2eben oapon fOmz
men, penn feline innere 8erblutung
eintritt. Die 2eiGe BON 2tnnie 8teB,
bic ii@ felbit eri4ofen bat, 1T na3
benz Dobnort Der 3OOten, Sslington,
our 9eerbigung ge6ra9t noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22


Trastdo Die SGrts, Die Ir Immsr Gakauft HABIT
, 81. &1Mzzw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-22
81. Sabrgang.
PROCLAMATION

0a in Der Sanuar&S tburg Des
esabres neun3ebn Sunoert Der @eieb@
oebuna BON Marelano 8ias ansez
nommen tpurben. pelde Mmenbemente
I'll Der Contribution bes Staates porz
f9lagen: <.
grfens = bur9 M%menbirung BEG
3. @bi9nittes bes 5. Mrtitels berGonz
fiitutipn bes Stdates.
3peitens = bur9 4menbirurg
bes 4. Nbf9nittes bes 3. 4rtitels Der
Contribution bes Stautes.
Orittens - bur9 MmenDtrl1g Des
2. Mb59ntttes bes 3. Mrtite(s pereonz
ftitution bes Staates, nelde be1agten
8iGs unb 4menbemente i'm Wortlaut,
tpie folst, gu leIen iinb:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13

From an old Confederate veteran we re- print the following interesting account oI the last meeting of President DaVls s Cabinet. as related by Hon, J. H. Reasan
 MT. Reagan. is Is generally known IS the only surviving member of the Can- net of either President Davis or President Lincoln, during the great war: .e
 The last meeting of all the members ol his Cabinet with MT. Davis was held Tn Richmond. Before the President left the Confederate capital MT. Trenholm, sec retary. of the Treasury. was taken sicH and left Richmond for his home at Charleston, s. C., but found himseli un- able to travel farther than Greensboro N. c. Mir Davis and the remaining mem bers of his Cabinet left Richmond shortiS, after. At Danville, Va, where we stoppeu for a time, there was Cabinet meetlns or conference at which all were present except Seer etary Trenholm. When we sI al = = held. Secretary Trenholm was in Greens boro, but was too i'll to attend the meet, nleet- ing. He attempted to make the JourheS with us when We moved on, put " T about twenty miles from Charlotte N V; he became so ill he could not go on, Sru 1I1 thereupon rendered his resignation 10 .il Tri :, Davis. who at once appointed me Aclihs Secretary of the Treasury. ,,4,, Mir
 At Charlotte we all met again With MI Wi :, Davis. except Mir. Trenholm lt Whs ir while We were at Charlotte that Hr, tii George Davis. AttOrney-General ol a .n
 Confedoracy. came to us and saiu ne "d in doubt what to do: that his nome .ti aitu property at Wilmington had falLen i,I' u,no the hands of the Federals. ana ms ms cn,a, no drcn without a home, needed ms cdid did and attention. At the same tiIiIs mf o,pt u not feel like abandoning the fresiuens M I'..s s and his party When the situation was made known Mir. Davis and aIl hir, Gr to agreed that it would he better TOT ma ma b eo stay and look after his childreIi,. i.a s'e Iaan17 was prevailed upon to do SO. Aitei pa1f
 ing Charlotte there were with Hr. H.Iot.rt, DsNIs Secretary of State Benjamin. SecFe'~t'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
Death of A. c. Elsberry.

Demopolis Express.
 Last Tuesday afternoon the sudden death of MT. Cltherall Elsberry was an nounced and spread with lightning like rapidlty over the city, where every one knew him and where he had a large num- Der of warm friends who could not real ize that the handsome young man who health and Igor of strong manhood was cold in death, but confirma ton of the sad news soon followed the first report. and a stream of friends at once hurried to the residence of MT. L. A. George, his father-in-law, to offer their services and sympathy
 "Clth" Elsberry, as he was familiarity called. was one of the most popular mopolis. No one could resist his sunny. whole-souled disposition. He was affa- ble. sincere and generous to a fault and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
UNITED DAUGHTERS
 OF THE CONFEDERACY.

the work. Three weeks have passed ana not a line of clab reports has been sub mitted.
 The Tuscumbia Chapter holds its hrst meeting Oct. Sth, this date being so late in the season it was hoped all others would have arranged for entering into the year S work. especially as the November Convention is so near at hand. Alabama should with peculiar pride send to this convention delegates to vote as unit. Could it not be harmoniously arranged that, as our President makes the report of Alabama in every way, Is more Tn touch with its needs, preroEatives and interests. that she should be selected by every charter not serding delegates to cast the proxy vote for same. Sc many o"e stions come up that instruction Is not given upon beforehand, which she should, above all others be prepared to meet dis passionately and with impartial decision. That Alabama may ht. more united in the sacred work of this OCga nization we hope every chapter will give the matter earn est consideration and the various chap ters settle upon some one person to cast the proxies. We suggest this be mat ter to come before our State Convention another year. and that at each annual meeting the delegates come prepared to decide by vote upon one person for casting the proxies throughout the State.
 The chapters will please notify the com mittee in regard to tko '. D. C. motto. and we beg your indulgence in again u"g- ing you to send reports after each meet ing. l.. NJ.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
Purchase No. 6==Dress Goods.

If you want to locate the locality where the G1ig= est quality and lowest priced lime of dress goods is kept, observe the long lime of hi yhiy intelligent buy CTS constantly lined up along side Dress Goods department. Constant sacrifices like this accounts for the growing interest.
 IS pieces 38-nch very fine all wool reseda, gray, tan and ashes of roses Whip Cord, worth regular csc. at 44c.
 25 pieces 54 to 58-incf1 Homespun, plain and Peb= ble Cheviot, Ladies' Cloth, etc., Q8c
 Skirts made to n1easure=-complete and guaran= teed to fit out of amy of goods worth ready to-wear SHo.oo. This week S6.48.
 IS pieces black Peau de Soie, Grosgrain, Satin Duchesse guaranteed Taffeta etc. worth ST. at o8c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13

treasurer and correspondence read. the motto to be suggested for the U. D. c. was discussed and though several were offered it was finally decided to accept one, to be submitted, which had already been suggested at the Montgomery con- vention, Glory Sits Beside Our Grief"
 The historians book was found to be replete with interesting matter and be- side the articles sent to our State His torian, Mrs. Sawtelle has collected quite a number of historic facts and letters to be inserted in our Chapter Record.
 As none of our members find it conve- nient to attend the convention to be held at Wilmington, the chapter selected our State President to cast our proxy vote.
 committee. composed of Misses Fan nie Cooper and Mamye McCleskey was appointed to arrange for an entertainment at an early date, the proceeds to be do- mated to the monument fund. Mrs. Saw telle was delegated to supervise a literary and musical program for the next meet ing. Nov. 12th The chapter membership is fifty-SeVeu.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-13
Purchase No. 5==Curtains, Conn.,
 forts. Etc.

No doubt many windows i'm and about town are bare and cH1eerless==because careful, economical and tasty housekeepers have been waiting for the sn= nouncement of usual fall curtain sale==wl1ich account of the attractive prices will be unusually welcome news this time.
 300 pairs 3A yard heavy border and gracefully Nottingham Curtains, worth ST. 50 to S3 ait 9Sc., SH.4o and SH.9S.
 100 pieces fancy Gobelin Drapery, Crepe Momie, fancy Cretonne, Silkone, Oriental and Golden Dra- perry, Scrim, etc., for upholstery purposes curtains, mantles, etc., 5, S. Ho n2h and n5c.
 25 pieces fancy Tapestry and Damask, 3o, 49, and Soc.
 100 single bed Comforts 4@c.
 200 full size double bed Comforts z4 o8 and SH4o.