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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26
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The German minister being informed OF
the circumstances and the attending as
appearance OF his countrymen, called the
attention of the Guatemalan government
10 the matter. 1t is said that the Indians
made no attempt to conceal the death OF
the German whom they actually whlppea
10 death with their long whips, out on
the contrary sent some portions OF the
victims body to the president with mes
sage that he was killed for his presump-
tuousness. Barrios, evidently judging the
cost of invading their domain with an
armed force. sent for number or their
head men whom he at once made prison
ers. Other head men were sent from Ma
hula 20 secure the release of the hrst
and these we're also imprisoned. Thirty IN
an were secured and confined. Then Bar
rios notified them that they would be set
al liberty and allowed 10 return 70 their
homes upon payment Of $1,000 each. They
were allowed to send messages 10 their
ueople and In due time a troup OF IN
dams appeared trotting up 20 the presi-
dents mansion loaded with $4,000 In SILL
yer coin.
It Is very dlfneuH for traveller to
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26

- me end Of which is a magnificent view
me irregularity outlined lake Of Atll-
s.. '' win Its majestic volcano piercing the
.H,nce the road twists upward to an
49, elevated plateau and then dives
I'm INTO series OF tedious depths. to
NJ, out again among bills and along
o., Waere ono is fairly bewlldered with
VIA rugged scenery on every hand,
css leadlng to the rim Of a mountain
cs-'.lro on at the bottom of which lies the
4, F''l OF the strange Nahulla commun-
o.. ~ Is q small and wide spread city,
houses scattered over vast, irregu-
,l' paee' They stand out from O laby-
a.. OF gullies and ravines, they occupy
''Nes OF little hills and crown their
rr, white wall and red-tiled roofs on
O., rock relieved by occasional punches
sen foliage. A venerable old church
rt t me center OF the picture.
me He Christians call this city Santa Ca
f. ,, the Indians call it Nahulla. Above
a "nereVer there IS a gentle slope, or
r,.,e even plain on the mountain ter
no.. mere may be discerned. like over
sung gardens, Acids OF potatoes ana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26

they sometimes journey to the coast,
where they receive products of the tropics
in exchange for those of their own rugged
nights If they speak Spanish at all it IS
barely sufficient to carry on their trade,
and though they appear so illiberal within
their own community, they never hesitate
to penetrate some other in their pursuit
of business.
The head men carry a long silver
mounted staff as a badge of authority
and the shepherds, who form a class by
themselves, carry short handled whips.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-26

The monkey seized the iron and tried
to use 1t as he had seen his master do
with the toothpick. Not finding 1t do his
liking, he proceeded to put finger point
upon it by sharpening it on the stone.
He dislodged the pieces of nut, and
always afterward used his iron tooth
nick with most satisfactory results.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
BOYS Win
Boulder Girls
JUNE WEDDINGS.

Handsome Ceremony Attending that of
L.siis Miles and Lydia GaIbarlno.
This was day OF weddings n Boul'
der, two occurring before noon and one
being appointed FOR the night.
Sacred Hear, Catholic church wss rem.
dered bower OF floral loveliness, and
the ceremony binding together in bonds
OF matrimony Miss Lydia Garbarino aid
Mr. Leslie e.. Miles was in all the pomp
and circumstance OF the nuptial sacred
mass, which was celebrated by Rev.
Father Chryso.trom. The bride was
govned in an exquisite gray tailor made
suit and carried white Ioscs. Her maid
of honor Miss Florence Carroll, OF ST.
Louis. wore a beautiful blue dress.
When the mother of Miss Carroll was
married, Mrs Garbarino. mother of the
bride, did like service for Mrs Carroll.
Mr.. Ed. Crowley officiated as grooms
b .st man. Immediately after the cerc.
mony wedding breakfast was served at
the Garba,ino home to members of the
two families, maids. bes. man and init
m lte friends.
On the afternoon train Mr. and Mrs
Miles left ior Denver. Colorado Springs.
and Mani;ou and later in the season.
on return OF MIR Miless business partner
will make more extended tour. On
their return from their present trip they
will 20. 10 house keeping in the hand
some Malloa resi- ience, corner t i4!h
and Walnut.
The wedding presents. which were
costly. included fine dining table from
the Crystal Springs Brewing & Ice ocm.
PAW, sets of china, a handsome clock
and other articles needed for houEe
keeping.
The popular young couple were given
the accustomed shower Ct rice at the
s,,,ion
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
GENTRY Is COMING.

The society editor will probably over.
look the ARRIVAL in this ct!y ot Mr. and
Mrs Snyder. but society itself will not ee
50 careless. True. Mr. Snyder does ne I
pretend to be a gentleman, NOR can Mrs
Snyi boast the proud title Of lady.
Notwithstanding tn.s handicap the
couple are very popular in Boulder.
They are charming entertainers, grace
fal dancers, elegant dressc.s, popular
everywhere, and never gossip about
their "nabors" Neither was ever known
to speak harshly and their nature is at
all times manifest, They have both
travelled extensively, but never bore one
by long drasn out descriptions OF the
many sights they have seen. The chi!
dten love them and ih:y love the chill
dren. Ia fact, every fond mother wishe S
her little ones TO spend an afternoon CT
evening with Mr. and Mrs Snyder. She
kn ows they will enjoy themselves III.
menssly because this plir are only txo
OF the beautiful little animals among Il Q
800 comprising Gentry Brothers famors S
trained animal exhibition which will
make this city visit for one day, on
ruesd4y, June IS. afternoon aud night.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
CAPT. EASTMAN WEDS.
Miss Mary weliman of Boulder Was the
Lady of His Choice.

Miss Mary Weliman of Boulder Was the
Lady of III, Choice.
A very charming June bride was Mary
L Wellnin, who today became Mrs
Charles B. Eastman. The wedding vas
very pretty one and took place at the
home OF the mother OF the bride, being
witnessed by only ilw intimate friends
aside from the family and relatives,
numbering thirty 10 all. The house was
pret,ily Gec.fIted with June flowers
Promptly a, high noon the brdal party
entered the parlor. stopping under a
floral bell, where Rev. DR.. NJ. d. Horn
beck peri 5rned tie ceremony AT their
entrance the wedding march lrcm Lob
engrin was played by Miss Irene Stern
berg and soft strains weIs played
throushou. the ceremony. Little Edna
Sternbcrg. looking Ike i fairy, scattered
ros.s on the way to the pnlor before the
bridal entry. The BRIDE WIS gowned in
a cream silk null over Cream tatfeta
aud carried bouquet Of brides roses.
Miss Ada SlSo!y as mud Of honor was
dress.d in white Persian lawn. The
groom and Cal Wellnan, the best man.
were IN the conventional b.ack, After
congratulations the wedding feast was
served and at o'clock they boarded the
train amid showers OF rice. for Deaver
where a number Of social functions have
been arranged IN their honor. which will
detain them few days. They then will
90 TO Crsstone where the groom is pros
per.us merchan'. Many useful and ele.
CANT presents were givcn them. A deed
to house and lot was the groons gilt
to the bride. The Business Mems club
OF Cres.ons furnished their parlor com.
plete.
Th. bride is Boulder product, an
amiable and intelligen. OF
the city's best. The groom is we'll known
and admired as the captain Of the vol
unteer company of National Guards
which represented this city in the Phil.
iopines during the war with Spain and
with the Filipinos. He served tor the
term of his cnlstm mt with a gallant
record and, returning to Boulder. at once
engaged in business. He had enough ol
military life and soon drfted to the pros
porous mining camp of Rio Blanco dis
,, srict.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
MACCABEES' BIRTHDAY.

The Knights and Ladies OF the Mac
cabees had very enjoyable entertain
men, at Temple hall last night. including
music by Melvin's orchestra, selections
By the Pep Mandolin Cub. addresses by
Hon. James NJ. Plat., Hon w. d. Wrigh,
and Lady MNrea Marvin. besides sing
ing by the ConcoIdia quar.ette. Miss
Adele Catherwood rendered recitation
finely. The address by Lady Marvin
was signally able and ielicnous. Sir
Knight Commander Edgar Fate pre-.
sided. Following III. exercises was a
dance and fine spread in the banquet
room adjoining the hall. |, was very
enjoyable meeting and creditable OBJ
seryance CT the 10th anniversary OF the
order.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
Extotiy as Advertpei,

An indignan, Woking farmer returned
to a horse dealers about an hour after
purchasing 4 horse
Look here, sir" he exclaimed. i
doa't want this horse sou sold me! He
shies. can't get him TO Gross the
bridge"
That's the reason sold him." said
the dealer calmly. "Why did yoa come
10 me for the horse!
81 saw your advertisement. in the pa.
per"
a thought so, gave my reason tor
selling him"
"Yes; ,ob sold. yoi stated. for 70
other rels IN than tn. owner rtei 10
go ou, OF town."
well, il you can &c, ou, Of .own with
him." said the dealer. III will be II ore
than ! can do."-Lon Ion Answers.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
Jury Con | Ag|ee
|0 Libel CoSe
THE GREAT LIBEL CASE.
Testimony Closed and Case Went to the
Jury Tuesday Night.

Jury Tuesday Night.
Denver, June I2-Thc jury in the long
drawn out libel case of Senator I. M.
Patterson against William Siapleion.
editor, and Crawford Hill. publisher OF
the Denver Republican reached the
stage last evening when the lawyers had
earned their fees and ceased 10 talk and
the jury had taken the case TO the jury
room TO determine the guilt or the in
nocence OF the accused. Counsel were
exceedingly bitter in their arguments 10
the jury, their speeches taking a wide
range. Mr. O'Donncll for the state and
Charles J. hughes for tn. defense are
able Democrats, bright lawyers and
never appear SO we'll as when. with sar.
casm and irony, they tear to pieces the
painful efforts OF their legal abilities Ior
weeks. And they exercised the freedom
O! debate to the fullest extent.
The jury filed into court at I,:45 this
morning, having failed to agree. At II
o'clock, alter being questioned By Judge
Mullins. they were sent ou. again. AT
p IN the jury had not reached verdict.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
CATTERM0lE--lOVE.

Tonight at 9 o'clock at the home of the
brides father, Mr. H. E. Love. will occur
the wedding of DIR F. P. Cattermole and
Miss Cora M. Love, Rev. DR.. ]. Marquis
Wilson of the Presbyterian church oflici
ating. Tomorrow DR.. Ca,termole and
bride will leave for Colorado Springs
and we'll spend week in visiting points
IN that vicinity. DR.. Cattermole is a
prominent young dentist Of this city and
the bride.,o be is popular music teacher
in the public schools of this CITY,. Only
relatives Of the parties will attend the
ceremony.
Great crowds are attending the auc
ton sale Of R M. Crosby's fine stock of
watches and iewelry.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
FINE PICTURES SEIZED.

New York. June l,-OsiiceIs today
seized for deb! ol Edward Stokes the
fine Hoffman house pictures. including
"Nymphs," ,he m m,sniticent painting IN
the bar OF that hotel.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DRILLS WOULDN'T WORK.

Secretary A. NJ. Hunter of the com
pany operating extensively on Eagle
mountain. Gilpin county. says the elec
tric drills proved failure and the com
plny has Installed fine new plant and
put in the Leyner air drill, and will now
drive through the mountain a, lively
a,tt
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
MRS M'KINLEY BETTER.

Washington. June STEADY improve
men, OF Mrs Mckinley is reported from
the white house. She is still very weak
however. Or. Rixcy says sheewill gel
well if a relapse does no, occur within
the mex, few days.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
GREEN EYED MONSTER.

Dei Moines, la, June I2-June PA.
Hea.hco.e. a contrac or, jealous oil his
wife because OF another contractor, en-
tered his home after midnight this morn
ing and fired the six chambers OF his
revolver into her body. She is dead and
he is in Jail charged with her murder.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
HOW KENNEDY DIED.

Kansas City. June I2-G F. B:rnhafl
today told OF Kennedy's death, in the
murder case against Mrs Lulu Kennedy.
When her husband was expiring, she
rushed toward him, kicked him and
shouted, Now you will never seduce
another girl."
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
BOSTON MUSEUM Is BAD.

Boston, June I,-B:shop and clergy
pro.es. against III. use OF the Boston
museum FOR an entertainment. OF y. NJ
c. a. convention guests tonight. They
say The museum contains many works OF
ar, in the nude and these are unti, Tor
the eyes OF young girls. "ATt. say they
"ioes not eradicate indecercy." .
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
NO SIGNS OF PEACE.

New York, June PA Tribune cable
gram today says that peace IN S'uth
Africa is merely an optimistic dream and
will no. occur until al II 1t all. Mrs
Bo,ha is accomplishing nothing. British
successes have been frequent. hut they
are not n Sortin:.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
a GREAT PARADE

Th. io.loSing addressed 10 the editor
OF this paper, who commands the right
wing OF everything in sight, is explain
atory:
Aiju:an. G:nerlls Offi:e,
Derv.r, Colo. June II, 1901.
a. meeting Of the Field and Staff
Officers held last evening, il was decided
to hold the official Lawrence Flag drll
and the Hosle Trophy drill, in Boulder
during the enc ncampment there this sum
mer, and they will be one OF the grea;
features OF the encampmrnt.
The Lawrence Flag drill is held every
six months /, is competitive drill OF
the companies in the FIRST Regimen, for
a very fine silk ilig donated to the reg
imens by {. a. Lawrence for ,ha, pur.
pose, and drilling is very spirited for it:
The Hosle Trophy drill is held every
six months also. /, is an individual drill
for a very hne gold medal. and one man
from each company is eligible to enter
this.
These txo evea,s will be on. OF the
features Of the enc Impment. and Col.
Verdeckberg is very deiiroas they
should be announced as such.
The staff will nee between fifteen and
twenty sadil. hers IS for the parade. Dc
you think thl. many can BE- secured in
Boulder 7 Let m. know as soon as
possible.
Hoping this will find everything in
good shape in Boulder for the encamp.
ment as it is hers. am,
Very Truly Yours,
ELMER Johnston,
ASS slant Adj liant General.
This encampment is 10 be part Of tn .
Ola,to Ceptenui Al celebration.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12

JUNE BARGAIN SALE began at T.
J. Pate & Sons Saturday and will run till
nex: Saturday. All summer lawns,
dimi;ies, white goods and shirt waists 60
At ,cg discount. We are overloaded on
summer wash goods. Nov is your
chance. PATE g. Sons,
1903 Pearl St.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
CASADAY BUYS MINES.

]. B. Sybrandt has sold 10 Alderman
Harry Casaday the Annex, Earl and
New Romance miring claims. Central
district, for s2Ioo. These are well known
limtoWn pIopeTlies.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
KILLED BY A NEGRO.

Shreveport, La. Jun. Ex-Governor
McMullins' brother in.law, John Gray
Foster. was shot by negro on his
plantation this morning and will die.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12

At the Congregational Church on Fri
day. June I4th. from $50 p. m. Straw.
berry short cake, ice cream. cake, etc.
From 10 to &c. Come. 1873.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
A GOVERNOR DEAD.

Montgomery, Ala" June I2-Goyetnor
Stamford OF Alabama died this morning
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
VN0gg swept
By 0 Flood
TWENTY EIGHT DEAD.
Austrian Village swept A way by breaking &
Gfa Dam.

i. Vienna, June I2-The village of I
! Nander on the Tyrol has been I
: swept away by food, caused by !
the brcs king OF dam. Twenty. :
+
!. eight persons are missing. !
4 /
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
DICK CROKER WINS.

London. June I.-Richard Croker's
horse Flandarj, with Lester Reih up.
won today the li:h Imperial handicap.
worth S2o,oo
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
. NOTICE TO WOMAN'S CLUB.

There will b. special meeting OF the
civic science department. OF the Woman S
club Sl,uidIy. June IS at ,:3o p m. All
members are urgently requested to be
pressn. as there will be business Of i'm
portance. Nj. +. ULLMER, Chm.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12
Prison
A De01 HOUSE
BOER PRISONERS DIE.
The Pretoria Prison Admitted to be
Vcrltab.e Death Trap.

NCflLAb.e DeAth rap,
+ London, Iune Il - Statistics :;
/ given out today show tie enormous !
; d.a,h rate OF B5er prisoners in the !
/. Pietoril race track prison pens. 4
!. They die at the rate Of 435 per !
|. thousand annually, according 10 I
!. British Statistics.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12

Come in and buy goods at your own
prices. We close Saturday. June 18th.
IA The FAIR.
Daily camera., 1901-06-12

An OfhciaI Hanging In Boulder
Will occur on the day yeu engage us tc
hang your wall paper. We sell it, hang
it, guarantee ii. Choice new patterns re
ceived Monday.
EAST END WALL PAPER Co,
1913 2ri4 Spruce St.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-19
ABOUT PEOPLE, MAINLY.

T. J. Copeland spent Sunday in Batesville.
 Mrs. Sarah Parrish was in Newport trading Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. N. M. Robinett, of Tupelo, were in Newport Monday.
 Wm. and Albert Morgan, merchants of Tupelo were here Monday on busi- ness.
 c. J. P'Fund returned from St.Louis Sunday, where he has been for sever- al weeks.
 Mrs. Lay Tiglman, of Little Rock, is here visiting the family of her father, Dr. J. N. Jones.
 Simon Adler, of Batesville, spent Sunday in this city, returning home Monday morning.
 Arthur Fels, of Batesville, came down Sunday and is visiting with the family of s. Wolff.
 John Keel went down the river by boat to points in Woodruff county Monday on visit.
 B. w. Stainback returned Sunday night from weeks trip to Eastern points and resorts.
 Sid Walsh left Saturday night for Beaumont, Texas, where he will spend a few days vacation.
 Mrs. c. R. Hite returned Saturday night from Jackson, Tennessee where she visited relatives.
 John Claridge left here Sunday night for St. Louis, saying that he was on his way to Buffalo.
 Mrs. Bell Lawrence, of Batesville, came down Saturday afternoon on a visit to Mrs. Andy Stevens.
 B. c. Hoffman returned from a two weeks visit at his old home in Mar shall, Mo-, Monday morning.
 T. J. Gregg, manager of the New port Compress Company, spent Sun day and Monday in St. Louis. FgJuuSo '. U. TulhSISOH ISUuLIlCu Uo this city Sunday afternoon to resume the sittings of the circuit court
 Miss Clara Sprigg left Monday noon for her home at Searcy, after a short visit with the family of I. Sprigg.
 The pump for the Iron Mountain tank has been moved nearer the river, step made necessary by the low wa ter.
 Mrs. w. M. Copeland, of Honey Grove, Texas, was here Monday with her children, going to Cushman on a visit.
 John English left Monday morning for business trip to Newark, Bates vile and other points in Independ- ence county.
 J.. J. Hunter, conductor on the Iron Mountain local, was sick Monday and his place was taken by 0. L. Crawley of Little Rock.
 w. M. Tims, one of the petit jury men attending court from Tuckerman called at the INDEPENDENT office on Monday and subscribed for the paper which prints the court news ill full.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-19

Oliver Kirkland came in Friday noon from a flying trip to Poplar Bluff.
 Will Pettet returned home Wednes- ]! day night from a visit to relatives at Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. Wm. Gregg and mother, Mrs. Chas. Miller, will spend Saturday in Little Rock.
 B. L. Morris, after a weeks visit hero returned to Jonesboro, his home, Friday.
 Sam Meyer returned Friday noon from a visit of several weeks to Little Rock and other points.
 Miss Annie Harkins, of Ward, Roa- noke county, after a short stay here, left Friday noon for Beebe.
 F. w. Snetzer, editor of the Mati anna Index, came in Friday morning to visit his father and mother.
 Jake Hirsch, the jovial bird of pas sage, came in last night on his re2C' r monthly visit.-Paragould SoliDhore,
 Miss Nora Landers returned home to Batesville Monday after visit of several weeks to Miss Merle Mcclure of Little Rock.
 Mrs. Beno Prince, nee Rosa Cohn of St. Louis, arrived Sunday morning on a weeks visit to the family of her father, Nathan Cohn.
 B. D. Chadick, one of the head pro- moters of the Morning Star, who has charge of the local office returned from Chicago Monday morning.
 The Arkansas arrivals at the Plant CTS Sunday were J. A. Hinkle, Bates vile; T. J. Williamson, J. A. Harris, Melbourne; c. L. Crawley, Little Rock.
 Miss Ida Brazille and children after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Sue Rob- bins, returned home to Tupelo Mon day accompanied by Mrs. Robbins, who will visit there week.
 Jess Carpenter and William Snyder took trip up the river one day re- gently and were lucky enough to find very round and handsome pearl weighing about 40 grains. They are holding same for sale.
 B. F. Murdock, representing Pitkins & Brooks of Chicago, sold Wm. Mos by of this city handsome line of cut glass ware Saturday and remained over till Monday to sell his brother, Chas. Mosby of Batesville.
 Capt. Charles B. Woodbury, the clever owner of the steamer Queen, left for Cincinnati Tuesday. Joining his wife there, the two will go to the lakes in Northern Michigan to spend the summer.-Batesvill Guard.
 A party of hunters on Cache river composed of Henry Owen, w. R. Hobday and son, James Duffer and Tobe Webb, killed eighty-four squir- rels Thursday and sixty five Wednes- day, which they sent to this market.
 Henry Schott and s. M. Adler spent Sunday with the family of Herman Schott at Batesville. They report that section much dryer than this, not only due to the hilly condition of the coun- try, but no rain was received there when the last one visited this section.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-07-19

w. M. Shaver, Hickory Groves efficient school teacher, was here Sat urday.
 Mrs. Mary Stubblefeld of St. Louis were here on her way to Cushman Saturday.
 Mrs. G. w. Niger, of Imboden, re- turned home Tuesday after a vis;;5 to Batesville.
 Mrs. Ed. McElwee of Batesville re- turned Saturday morning after a visit at Tuckerman.
 Mrs. G. G.. Davis of Nettleton w 5 here Saturday on her way to Bates vile on visit.
 Miss Cora Bryant, after a visit in Nettleton, returned Saturday to her home at Moorefield.
 c. Mendenhall went to Newark Sat- urday on business of the Southwe stern Telephone Company.
 Judge Powell of Batesville came down on the local Saturday morning to attend to some legal business.
 David Bowen, of Tupelo, who has school near there, was here Saturday visiting the family of Otto M. Bower.
 L. w. Penix, James Gamble, Walter Humble and Terry Quinn of Hickory Grove vicinity were in Newport Sat- urday.
 Mrs. A. Overton of this city left Saturday noon fer West Plains, Mo-, where she will visit the family of her father, J. D. Hill.
 The Litchfield ball team, which has made record thus far this season by winning 3 out of games, played Weldon Saturday afternoon in that town.
 H. G. Campbell, who has a summer school near Tuckerman, which has been in session two weeks, returned Friday for few days visit with rela- tives.
 Some twenty-five or thirty of Miss Maude Drummond's little friends were gathered at her home on Main street Friday evening, enjoying an outdoor party.
 The single men of Tupelo had a game of ball with the married men on Friday afternoon in that little burg, which resulted in a score of 14 to 6 in the latter's favor.
 c. E. McCorlzle left Saturday noon for Little Rock and will go from there to his home at Hope, expecting to re- turn in a few weeks. His company is represented here by Mir. Will Erwin
 The burning of some brushwood on the place of Charles Hite out on Ha- gel street started a fire alarm Friday evening about 7.2O; the hose cart re- sponded and many people ran to the scene.
 Miss Lillian Clinton, a trained nurse of Little Rock, arrived Friday to take care of Mrs. c. w. Hurley, whose condition is not improving and is a source of deep anxiety to family and friends.
 J. E. Jones and daughter Miss Allie went to Newark Monday morning, where the former is engaged in paint ing the new warehouse of Ration & Mckinney, erected since the fire in that little city.