davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1901-04-26
foEey's Kidney Cure
makes kidnsys and bladder richt.

Pay your taxes before next
Tuesday. The penalty will be
attached then.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
SIZE OF REGULAR ARMY.
VIII Contain $4,000 Men With
Enough Officers for 100000.

Wasbiogsou. Al pril % 1t has beeo
determined to increase 'he regular army
TO approximate 10000 meo aud to
leave it at that nuBber uuless ooodi
,ions in. the Philippines should mske
more troops necessary. The president
and Secretary Root reached this cooclu
sion today and the details will work out
by the secretary and Geo Miles The
oumber of officers appointed will be ss
originally oontenplated Tae asillery
corps will be Increased TO it's full
strength Of 1S 900 nen. Some ,ine ago
it vas sonounced that the coupaniss of
cavalry you'd CONTAIN IS instead of 80
enlisted meo. aod it is expected the
infausry companies also viii be reduced
TO bring the total to the dgore agreed
upon It has cot yet been determined
What proportion of the troops shali be
stationed 10 the Philippines. although
it is koowo that large force will be
required there for some time
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
PHILIPPINE NEWS.
Many surrenders of Filipinos
Expected in Next Few Days.

Manila. April 25-Caps Jas Mac
Rae, With companies G aud F of the
third infantry recently encountered a
force of insurgents near Norzagarag,
province of Bulacao. killed 5 Of them
aud captured 25 rifles Soon afterwards
Gen Morres. With six meu. cane to
Norzagaray and surrendered Later,
Gen Morales surrendered
Many surreuders are expected before
May l Whso the limit of the amnesty
expires
CommIsa:y Sergeant John Meston,
charged With complicis3 10 the coumis
sa7y frauds, whose trial ended April Is.
has beec sentenced to be dishouorably
discharged and to two years iup.ison
mept
The sentences of the other sergeauts
ADD clerks similarly implicated will
probably be greater
Lieut. Wu Patterson of the coast
artillery. formerly a Philadelphia lay
yer, is to be tried by court martial for
mlsappropriatiug the company funds
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Death Sentence COMMITTED.

Columbia, April 24-Gov Mcswee- :
uey has coumnsed to life imprisonment
10 the peuitensiary the death sentence
of Miles Cure,on, the wesk-nindeds :
GreeDVille negro who was recently
respited
There we're several strong grooods IN
the petition, the principal one beiLg
that Cureton is half witted aud not
mentally responsible Capt SHRINE
and Mr. ToSue. of the Greepville bar,
we're requested to defend the man by
Judge Beues, sud gave their services
gratultously and be vas without money
or friends They had 30 opporsuoisy
for preparation and knew nothing of the
uegro's history. It appears that after
the trial, Capt Shrine learoed that the
negro was weak-minded ADD generally
regarded as irresponsible The county
physician Dr. Brsmlets. the jaier sod
three of Cureton's former employers
made afidavit that they believed b'm to
be half-wlsted and incapable of forming
40 intelligent opinion of righ; and
wrong To the same effect sss state
meot sigued by nomerous citiz Us of
the county. There vas 10 sda,rioual
petition slgued by members of ,b- lsgis
lature, county officers. chief o: police
and residents Of Greeuvile
Gcv McSgeeOey after granting a
respite on this showing bad the clerk of
court of Greenville to get sao ph7si-
claos to examine Cureton they
reported that be was not iunatic
Some additional afldavits pressoted
convinced ,be governor that Cure'oa
vas indeed half witFed aod that be
should not be hanged. though Doth
Judge Benes aud Solicitor Boggs in
plain terms declined to accept this idea
aud to recommend a change 10 she
sentence
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
NOT SEEKING OFFICE.
Statement Given Out by Will
liam Jennings Bryan.

Lincoln, Neb !. April 25 In
statement given publicity tonight
VIM j Bryan says in effect that he
has 10 intention of seeking 9 third
nomination for the presidency Mr.
Bryan's announcement is an answer
to an article in an eastern paper
speculating on his plans as politi
cal leader Mr. Bryan said IL am
not planning for another presidential
nomination, if I were l would not be
editing paper If ! ever become 9
candidate agaiu it will be because it
seems necessary for the advancement
Of the principles to which l adhere,
and thai does not now seem probable
| shall, however, take an active inter
est in politics for several years yet. if
l live, and can be relied upon to
support those who as candidates,
advance Democratic principles and
who can be entrusted to enforce them
if elected
"I have no enemies to punish.
No matter what man may have said
or done against the ticket in 1896 or in
1900, that man becomes my friend
the moment he accepts Democratic
principles. Neither have I any dis
position to reward political friends at
the expense of our cause No matter
what a man may have said or done
for the ticket in 1895 or ID 1900, that
man becomes an opponent the
moment he turns against Democratic
principles. Political battles are
fought, not in the past or in the
future. but in the present The
heretofore cannot be recalled and
the hereafter cannot be anticipated.
bat tbe NOW is all important u
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Repudiated State Bonds.

Washington, April 25 Regard.
ing the report than au interest in the
repudisted bonds issued by the
Southern States during the recon,
ssruction period was being revived in
London. Secretary Gage today said
The treasury department has no 10
formation concerning the issue of
State bonds by the insurrectionary
States during the civil war It is not
q matter in which the general gov
ernment can be concerned In our
form of government the Federal
Union is not responsible for the debts
of the States uuder any circamstsp
ces Whether or not the individual
States issued bonds in aid of the re
bellion the records of the treasury
department do not show To get
accurate information on this point
and to learn whether such bonds, if
issued, are regarded as binding obi
cations, or whether they have been
distictly repudiated through reorgaD.
lzation of State cons titutions or other
wise, the records of the several States
would have to be consulted -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Regular Army Officers.
Secretary of War Announced
Appointment Of 588.
LIEUTENANT L. s. CAR
SON AMONG NUMBER.

Washington. April 24.-Tne se,re
tary of gar today made public the
Games Of the 5S8 men selected for first
sud eecood lieuseosDts iu the regular
army uDder the army reorganization
bill. Ali OF these meo bad service
either 10 the State or national volap-
,eers or in the regular army They
have been ordered for examination and
should they pass will be appointed
The num Der following the State shows
the allotment TO each State The list
includes the following:
Florida (2); Georgia (12); North
Carolina (lO); South CaroIiea 80
Thaddeus B Seigle. Lawrence 8. Car
500. Clarence s Nestles, Joseph c
Hardin. Edmond R Tompkins. Will
liam P Crawford Virgin. (1l)
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Terrible Powder Explosion.
200 HANDS IN GERMAN
FACTORY KILLED.

Frankfort. Germany April 25-Ooe
OF the most disastrous explosions on
record occurred this afternoon at the
Electro Chemical works pear Cries
helm, where snoEeless powder is mauu
featured. Most of the boilers exploded.
The noise was so tremendous that it
vas heard at great distances. including
Frankfort sod MayenNe
The factory Immediately became a
mess of aames and northwest wind
carried The sparks TO oeighboring viii
lagos where several houses were olso
ser on Ere.
Eighteen cycl,nders, each containing
about 100 weight of smokeless
powder. we're 10 the room where the
explosion occurred
Troops were at once ordered to Cries
henm to prevent the Gre spreading to
the large Depsiue reservoirs uearby
Fire brigsdes from every place iu the
Deie borbood hurried to the scene but
owing to the dangerous Oature Of the
disaster and the fear OF a renewal Of
sbe explosion, the greatest difficulty
was experienced 10 stopping the
progress of the ite Ooly after 5 hours
STRENUOUS effort was the couHagratiou
to some extent controlled and the dan
ger passed, go as to nake it possible to
begin the work of exrricating fhe
bodies. l. is feared that neariy 200
nersons have heen killed or ieiured.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Greenville Post Office Short
age.

Geeenviile April IL The com
munity was greatly surprised this
morning when it was announced on
the streets that shortage bad been
discovered in the posto6ice The
fact was not known to the public
until legal proceedings bad been in
stitute6 against Frank N Jordan,
the money order clerk and assistant
postmaster, who had entire charge of
the foancial sfaiIs of the Office He
was arrested and taken before Com
missioner j G Hawthorne, where
be made foil aod complete confes
sion of mis- guilt, and there was no
need of further investigation, SO that
he was Immediately bound over to
the October term of the United States
court in the sun of 81 500 MIR
Frank Nichols. the postmaster, who
is an uncle Of Jordan, gave q justified
bond for the appearance of his
nephew for trial at the time specified.
Inspectors H T B. Moye aud A
j Moore of the postal service, have
been in attendance upon the federal
cour, for week. with reference to
cases being tried there, ard yes:er
day they made an inspecfion Of the
post flee which was in regular
order and no. on account Of eny eus
picion tha1 there was anything
wrong The inspectors {ocnd that
there was shortage as already
stated of 81 l7S. mainly in the re
gular account Of moneys received,
only $3.50 Of whicn belonged TO the
money orcer account, ard whico was
drawn By check or Saturday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Bank Looter Pardoned.
Peculiar Case Of Lawyer Wolf
son of New Orleans.

Washington, April % The presi-
dent today pardoned Joseph N
Wolfson who wac convicted in 1895
in the United States district court of
Louisiana of being in collision
with the bookkeeper of the Union
National bank of New Orleans 10 the
embeszlement of 100000 Of the
fuads of the bank and who was
sentenced to eight years inprison
ment
The case is in many respects
remarkable one and has attracted
considerable attention Wolfson was
prominent lawyer in New Orleans
before the failure of the bank in 1895
and had been q depositor in the
Institution for many years prior TO
that time Of the missing fuuds be
was charged with having obtained
$4,000 The long legal battle which
today ended in Wolfson's pardon
then began Wofson had the aid of
powerful and Influential friends The
case was appealed to the circuit court
of appeals which sffrmed the decis-
ion of the lower court and was then
carried to the supreme court on a
writ of certiorari Meantime Wolf
son continued the practice of bis pro
fessiou in New Orleans until the
breaking out of the Spanish Ameri
can war Being then under sentence
with his case still pending in the
supreme court be enlisted 10 the
volunteer army with the consent OF
the attorney general and the secre
tayy Of war and served until Febru
ary, 1889, when he was mustered
out He then enlisted in the regulars
and went to the Philippines where
he served until October, 1900. when
he was invalided home In JaHua,y
of the present year the supreme court
refused the writ of cersioraEi and
Wolfson applied for executive ciem
epcy He still has about one year to
serve in the regular army before his
term of service expires. He expects
to return 10 the Philippines imnedi-
ately and reioin bis regiment.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01

His wonders to perform This railroad
company has sprung into existence and
must be carrying ont the purposes OF an
all wise Ruler -
Far frou it! He insisted that the
railroad should keep out of politics, and
attend to the bueiness for Which it was
organized.
There is 10 more reason for throwing
upon the Almighty the responsibilisy
for war of conquest, aud for au impe-
rial policy which burdens our nasien
With large army aod suppresses the
aspirations of distant peoples for self
government, than there is to blame
Him because one Individual chooses 20
kill another. or because a great corpora.
siou attempts to control State govern
ment.
Qaes.,ous must be decided by the,
application of 6zed and imuussble,
principles. Jefferson said Il kooR
Of but one code Of morally for meo,-
whether acting singly or collectively )"
spd Franklin expressed the same idea,
only in different language, when be
said: "Jussice is as strictly due be-
tween neighbor nations IS between
neighbor citizens The highwsymao is
as much robber where be pluoders in
gang as when single and the patton
that wages 40 uujuss var is only 8 great
esoe.n
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Commissioners Dined With
President.

Washington, April rs The mem
be7s g Cuban constitutional commit
tee EeF4 e:.;eftained at dinner
gieea il taeir honor by the president
,on:,L l., d. tue White House The
s,Ges.s invited to meet them were
,a5@vG55@iy = 2reseatatlve of the eZ
ecua7e, legislative and judicial
bfeaci!ee o: the government and in
cIu3ad mem8ors Of the cabinet, sena
tors aa3 apfesarta'ives who have
5caa Fso.4i:.as.: il: the discussion Of
atfffs;.s. Justices Of the snpfeme cour;
aad eff 0. iae e.iny nnd navy
le e.l...e. szas i!mtten excius;-eIy
% ao:tiamen and covers we set
los 45
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Must Pay as Olive Oil.

New YORK, April % THE board
of classification OF the Uui;ec Stsses
general appraisers today announced
a decision regarding The duty on q
mixture of olive oil and cotton seed
oil In qusntiiy the olive OH vas
but 10 per cent of the mixture, but
in value it was about 25 per cert.
The collector at San Juan, Puerto
Rico. assessed duty of 80 cents per
gallon under the provision in para
graph 40 Of the tariff acts for olive
oil, not especially provided for in
bottles, jars. tins or similar pack
ages
The importer, j Marco Bayoaa.
fled protest, claiming that the
merchandise was properly dusiahle ae
cotton seed oil, under paragraph 50
The board overruled the protest
General Appraiser Fischer, who
writes the opinion Of the board, says
'hat the record in the case would
seem 10 chow that the oil was known
coIm ercially as olive oil For in
stance, j: is stated in counsel's brief
;has all the olive oil produced in the
world would hardly supply one State
in tie Union and yet it is a matter of
c2mmoo knowledge that tie OF gen
e:ai!y csed for sabIe purposes is
called olisc o.! and not cotton seed
OH.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01

Yokohama. April 25 Over 20
banks have suspended payment at
Osaka and in the southern and cen
trail provinces The Bank of Japan
has assisted them, but further trouble
is apprehended A financial panic
prevails
Charlotte N G., April 25 To az
Observer reporter today Dr. J II
NcAden. president of the Southern
Cotton Spinners' Association, said
that he had heard of no developments
regarding the proposed strike OF 1T
ton mill operatives on May |.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
RICH AUSTRALIA.

"For,y years ago the output Of wool
in Australia amounted to 5000 coo
pounds. No@. With a record Of 700,
600 coo pounds, Australia furolsbes
one fourth OF the worlds wool, and Of
such quslisy as to make it one third
CT the so.el value I is recorded that
rbe early coIooists nsed to kill their
sheep simply for the fleece aud 'alloW,
leaving :he mea, for the dogs" says
G saerldso Dowdell 10 Aioslee's Mag
az;oe. Later they began to export
caoned nussoo to the home couotry,
but wheo cold storage was INTRODUCED
Australia began her shipments of
frozen mutton, which have grown
amazingly, until 10 1900 these exports
amounted to 225 900 600 pouods
Meep sb;Ie, her shipments of timed
reats s;eedily advanced, reaching last
year 45,0O0.0OO pounds Because of
the war io the T,ansvaal and an im
mense uioiag development 10 West
Australia, the rev federation 10 1899,
v:,S $6O.000,00G output, led he
world 10 produas ef gold. By constant
gaios be. silver has come TO equal one
oinsh OF the worlds supply. For the
pas: year her tossl mineral cutpur
smouo'ea 80 oearly Sl00 600, 600. or
S25 to every inhabi;aot Her onloeral
POSSIBILITIES IL copper, tin. Iced anti
nopy, ;roa. quiekelI7er AID cosi caOoot
&c cverestima5ed As result Of her
gs:c3iahi, g ;effiity Aas5ral'a shipping
aas reached ;he tota! Of 20 000 600
eoDs Her 6.st raiiway-;has from
Sgdocy % Pzcrema fa-was opeSed 10
1855 Il gas oaly IA ui'es in leogsh
! lodag sae oeos $4,000 miles Of rail
ways a ca7ious right on ber prosper
;ts !a she laci ih2: sne has uilIioo
ieesa in her daily mail. 10 proportion
to her population the highest average
io tie 1orld Wa is more remarks
bic is taa: this coiossa. national wealth
has beca bc;!s up by cnly 1000 900
:eo1le.
AS consequence. average individual
wealth ia Australia is ibe highest in the
world Taro to the picture OF Australia
as ahs is ,oGsy TIE laud 10 size is
pearly 67e siz,a5 TIE area of the Uuited
States, co35aioiog 2973,O00 squsre
miles, against tue 602 0O0 square
miles c: cu9 couosfy But whiie 10
eztsa: Ap-sesl;a s,aods as 20 is to So,
10 population SIZE ia only as 4 to Is
o. Ger 1000 900 Inhabitants. ooly
200,0 sre a5orlgiaea Two thirds OF
TIE Australia cont;oens is desers,
aoa yet her pyoduo;i.eaess is senormous
The lauo coofa;ns oser 100000 900
sheep, betwseo 80 600 900 apd IS 600,
600 head G; oa;s.a sDa horses It has
g,ven 10 sae commerce CT tie wsrld over
s400 O00 600 n go'd, copper. coal
aod tie I'ne two pto7luces OF Ballarat
aua BooGiso alone have produced
sI00 600 coo OF cc!3. aud 50 much
uore caue iroco .hc cleas gambaroors
aud LsuUig Fat ia New South Wales
l. seacs to Eoeland Annually over
s40, Geo Gee worth Of metals. grains.
sool. oeef, tsiiow, biGes and uu;ton
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01

McLaurin gave bis definition of
dem ocracy 1t is very mucb such
de6oition as fits boilers aud desersers
like himself, Skinner. Marion Butler
and others of ,ba, kidney He thinks
democracy means the rigbs of ruuning
with the bare and holding With boends
-'be right to csll oue-seTf democrat
and help the enemies of genaipe
democracy 90 all occasion 1t is the
right to profess coe thing and set the
opposite of it It is the plea of man
self convicted or with the moral seose.
bluated or dead.-Wilningtop, N c.,
" esseneer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
FLOOD ON THE WATEREE.

Hesoa3. orii 233.-7ae dgses At
The s,a:e faro cac.d aa s.a2a :ae .sss-
81: ga vaser Trey gay - ;ast
oieas and ,aa e5;i.e ::2sr oatsoE2 sl. =.
padeq na.e. Tnis WI s2t2i; as:.vy
:ose c. TIE rca;tsn-ieY3. asScvesai i'1a.
doe3 ac7ea 6: oa.s will be el.irei7
destroyed haa esp @se - mest
prop;s92 thai has ever been e.68a 90
.6c ;laee river Is big5er ,s@. i
;a2s IS Eet ;. rs SRI.
~ IS fa!!.ps -ioeiy eave! oosae :
aaro and Cao9dea = eaiirai5 oul ofI CO
as3eunt Q: . lsEa sase1. dc ;7-a,
SON KiGgTi!la eould pos .,ao.. 9..olaea
7e,tetaag OF, as the e'&ssr - f@i:iog i
is faoogat be. Z o9@;3 20 ya1oaga :ais
afteTeoon or :eGoFr28
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Wish Americans to Stay.

Pekin, April % Many sppI;ca
tioas have been made to Mr. Rock
hill and Gen Chaf4e by Chinese of
all degrees for the retention in China
of the American troops until the with
drswal of the troops Of al! the powers
Many of those making this request
think the withdrawal of the Ameri
cans will make the others remain
longer There are also people who
do not desire to see any OF the sol
diers go. feariog anarchy aud upsis
ing against foreigners TIE soldiers
who return do so with all the honors
of war
Field Marshal von TaIdersee has
made application that the gata Of the
forb dden city be guarded oy Germau
troops after the departure Of The
Americans Gen Chafee has replied
that American soldiers will coutinue
TO guard the gate AT this the Ger
msDs are indignant, saying sbis
lmpugns tnelr honesty, and ttet II
the Uni;ed States desires to 90 her
shste OF policing the city she should
leave behind enough troops for taat
purpose that merely few meo be
longing 70 the legation guards should
consrol the gate which viii be within
the German quarter Cannot be s.iow
ed If Gen Chafee persists ia tais
course, diplomatic representation wiii
be made in Toe matter The minis
ters OF the ioreiga powers are rect
ing Gall5 Taey % Tot at present
sho1 disposition &c reduce the
claims winch many thiak to BE- ex
trewely soGaoie.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01

Rs :.o9 - Gsoesas' - 9.a5e] opt.
Tha7 hzge fauaa ~ ;12ea.c7e % al
aes oi& '2@G5'a G1 pefty, ara Il Goesa'i
foot op oofc s;.aa $4,000 coo. :; :tle
o7er bat5 - 2a;u u2l iuc0m .. son Of
our r:ca fellows.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01
Chicago, Z prIi 25 Chicago me q

Caicaeo, April rs Chicago nosa
ufaclpcefs # clothing representing
an age.eg gsse capital CT from $!5,
0G6 00e - $50 eco, ,GQG. aet saday
al daoid, . form an association
wtiea VS. combine With similar
bod.es Il: 5S.out ;ac Ua;sed 5:ssi2e.
oI1e ate,> & IS re TeaGi: u 6
vls:t ef eastern delegates who fer
years 3age oeeo trying to effect q
c0n6ire SOS, II ah sae large 'naea
featuring aoases II the United
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01

an eiectioo for increased taxation
for sca9ei pnfpoees at Paz7ilIe tbie
week resulted IN u4aninocs gote
for tbe tax.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-05-01

Gen s i Rosser will attend
fha olGrsas reunion Gen Stephen
D Lee cearat attcad.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-06-27

The Pacific Union Mining and
Smelling compauyshas made ar
rangements TO erect a smelling
plant at Lordsburg.
A big fire occurred at Deming a
week ago laat Wednesday. The
Dewey House, the Deming House
and three small stores were con-
sumed by tho lire.
The grand jury as a body re-
fused to receive pay for their SER
vices, but donated the money to
county. 1t was a most generous
and commendable action. In dis.
charging them Junge Parker com
%plimented them highly on their
efficiency, and congratulated them
warmly on the grand future Of
Luna county -Deming Herald.
Red River prospector. (Red River, Taos County, N.M.) 1900-190?, 1901-06-27
TAOS NEWS.
From Vans Cressei

Faustiu TruiilIo, sheriff, has ep-
pointed j. B. Brooks collector Of
liquor license.
VIM. Affair became the proud
father Of a bouncing hoy Sunday
morning; Int no Sugars just the
same-uay, nay; Oh, Williaml
Mr.. and M rs. /. r. Burns have
moved down from Red River ana
are here to stay. They win begin
the erection Of a residence soon.
Drs. Martin and Rood visited
Penasco on Tuesday. They report
the crops in that locality in fine
condition, especially the wheat.
Postmaster NJ. n. Kahn visited
relatives in Moro the frst .of the
week. XIV found his sister. quite
i'll with typhoid, but she is now
improving.
In the district court for Taos
county suit has ieen brought by
Joseph Peyer VS.. the Copper Hill
Mining company, to recover S406
for labor and material.
Dentist A. p. Rood started for
Tres Piedras yesterday afternoon
to meet his mother, who will arrive
there this morning and come here
for a few weeks visit with him
She is from Chicago.
J.J, Vigil Of Ranches was this
week appointed deputy county
clerk and will be in charge Of 5be
Office hereafter. We believe he
will make a careful and accommo.
dating official.
Mrs, j. E. Russell issued cardf
for a 5 o'clock tea at her home Oh
Tuesday, June l8,in honor of Miss
Rowland. Mrs, Russell in a charm.
ing reception gown, assisted by
Mrs. j, D. Morris, received the
following ladies': Miss Rowland
and Mesdames G, B. Berry, A
Muller, A Scoeurich, P. M. Dolan
A. Liebert, I. P. Martin, A. Gus
dorf, e. Hyatt Miss Ada Helphen
slime.