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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-11
STARTERS" WINS
VICTORY IN FAMOUS SUIT,

.Or Estcllc's 'uition At the Van NurinaE
school In SEVENTEEN street. Manhattau.
CAmpbcll's will, after a Few small be-
quests. LETT hi, mIItion.dollar cstate to
Lillian Ash campDrll.
Esteil. Campbell Solomon contested
the VIII A. H. Hummei appearing Tor
her while Ambassador Joseph ~
'h"ate appeared Tor Lillian Ash Camp.
bell
The ties lnOny was highly sensational
and In the midst OF il Mr.. choatc asked
FOR IN adjournment \ recess was taken
On the recommending Of tn" court IL WAS
announced that u settlement had been
arrived mt and the trial was abruptly
ended.
II was said that the daughter sccured
$1,000 In settlement.
Campbell was sued for $500 Tor allen
ating the affections % Frederick j.
Prunicr. her private secretary. from his
wife, Mnivina Prun!er The Jury rtslh-
cred verdict OF $1,000 In favor OF Mrs.
The testimony IN that suit was o. "a
highly sensational order
An ardent love letter from the de-
PENDANT 10 Prunlcr was read In court to
;he bitter sobb'ng ana weeping OF the
fair plaintiff.
PRIMER testified that he acted as
nurse to Mrs. Campbell, frequently Civ
Ing her massage.
In November Of last year an attempt
vas made to poison Mrs. Prunier by
substituting deadly tablets for med!cln.
prescribed by her physician.
The present suit was instituted In Feb.
Tuhry. 1890"
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TROLLEY MEN
IN SESSION.
Absorption Of Independent
Brooklyn Lines by B. R.
T. Is Rumored.

\ cnufer"nr" Wa held this afternoon
IN ;he Office Of Anthony VI Brady At
No. - Wrll street briwren President
ir'ats.ugrT. %. tIr u X. = President
John o. Hines. II the independent
BROOKLYN trolley lines, .rnh several
director. nf The e u r.
II was said that The subject ynicr
consideration was IN" absorption py the
HrooAlyn Rapid Transit Company OF
the De kLlb Avenue. Smith street and
Franklin Avenue lines
TN" roads mentIonc! are The only
lines IN Brooklyn not at present IN inc
BROOKLYN Rapid Trans!; system sad
they ARE thr most profitable traction
properties IN that borough.
For some time pas, efforts To- !nelud.
them IN the general system have been
making. but the stockholders in the
Independent lines were avcrs. to con.
spi.daiIon.
Negotiations nave been under way ,or
months. out matters came 10 = stand.
s;ill several weeks ago wh"n President
Hines placed an upset price Of s2Jp a
share on MS properties. The brooklyn
Rapid T'rans!; directors were willing %
xiv. $3.50 but no more.
While Wall street has been puzzled Tor
tho past two days by the sudden rise tn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. negotiations
for making the consolidation Of Brook
Ign trolley roads complete have been
progressing toward favorable con-
clusion. Meanwhile the rumor bureaus
In the street have revived tn" old story
of a consolidation OF the Manhattan
traction companies with the Irookiya
system.
leading officials OF the Metropolitan
road denied positively to-day that ;her,
VAS either logic or proDn bility IN such
a combination.
The conference between the y. r.
iirectors and ia. directors Of the lnde
pendent lines began a: 9 o'clock IN
afternoon. and az . late hour WAS 81
under "Ey.
AZ the conclusion ~ the m""ttuf
President Grrltslngcr ~ thr ErJuEl
Rapid Transit said thai the IucstG
OF consolidation with the indcI,"rI'-
lines had moi been considered lie re
fltsci to say what had 5cca the subject
OF the conference.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-11
BROTHER AND SISTER GET
ALL BY NEW STOKES WILL.

The second and presumably the
Only valid will OF the late Edward S.
stokes was filed for probate to-day
/. is dated MARI 20. 1894. and re-
yokcs the will isadc in 1891. leaving
10 bulk OF L, cc.ate TO W. L. d.
Slpkcs. cousin OF the testator. In the
latest will there is no mention OF the
isrnc OF W. E. d. Stokes. nor Is the
name OF Rosamond Barclay. who
saws she was Edward Stokess wife.
:fcntioned.
By the terms OF he wtIi all Of the
property OF tho deceased 10 left to Mrs.
nancy Stokes. his mother. Mrs. Nancy
stokes died in 1893. Consequently the
state revcrts to tho next OF kin Of
Edward 8. Stokes.
These are his brother Horace. and his
sister. Mrs. Mary McNutt. They are tho
soc heirs. The value Of tho estate 10
not stated.
\, the time OF tho making Of the t'rst
wiii-ls9l-Edward Stokes was on friend
Is terms with his cousin. w. e. d. A
snort time after this tho men had
quarrel. I, was then that tho new will.
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CH|NAMAN BARS
OUT COUNTRYHEN.

Four Cinnamon were arrested for vio-
iation OF the Chinese exclusion act as
they alIghted from Lch!gh Valley
train from Buffalo In the Pennsylvania
railroad station. Jersey City. this morn
Ing. The arrests were made by Police
man Boyle on the complaint Of Charles
Key, n Chinaman. who Is in the employ
Of the United States Government as an
Inspector OF Immigration.
The four Cinnamon said they were
Lew Moh, OF No. II Mott street. Man
haitian: Lee Tong. OF No. - Peli street:
Lee Back. Of No. - Pell street: and 10
sung. OF No. Mott street.
Inspector Key said he had followed
lar men from Buffalo. There We're
originally i've In the party. but one
Cinnamon left the train at South Beth
lehem. Pa. and Key lost track Of him.
Key says that the Cinnamon were
brought across the Niagara River IN a
rowboat BY . man who was under con-
q 4
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"s;Ing time. 1t made HIN move ali
around,
y; ills home 1t is said that he Is ae
Headquarters performing the duties OF
his Office. He left his house at No. sio
West Twenty-cish,h street at o o'clock
this morning.
Where did he go-
Nobody seems 10 know. Inquiry In
Harlem brings the same rcspoase from
all the bartenders They have not
saw him" Here are kilograms that IN
crease the mystery:
JERSEY CITY. Nov. li.-No sach
man as you describe has been here ate
~. The ncwsboys would like to see him.
however"
"iiOBOKES. Nov. live have no.
seen man sucn as you describe. He
cannot he here. II he was We would
know IL
NEWARK. y. j.. Nov. 1.-THE only
star strangers In town are the members
OF a show troupe. IL the man you arc
looking for. an actor? He don't appear,
Ia be here
lie Is not an actor in the sense that
the correspondent means. But he can
be told by his actions.
II you see large. corpulcnt man
making gestures with his hands and
calling people buns. that's him. II you
near a man say "touchin on and pcrs
tainln to that little matter telcphono
to Commissioner Murphy at once.
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bv the heirs ana ,hat th:Y never were
recognized hy Mr.. Stokes
II speaks 81 ar estate Eiven to him
in trust FOR Investment BY his mother
in iSi7 or 1873. and says h. invested Il
In $.O.no United States Government
ends and in the Brooklyn Oil Refinery
He had sold these and realized about
$SJ.urD
The viii continues as follows:
"a present IL ~ uncertain what my
estate may realize over and above ,his
sum which | hold in trust for my said
mother and have paid her the Interest
but should the sum realized from my
estate be SUFFICIENTLY large TO justify
my 1aid mother In carrying out my
wishes gs 10 certain beduestH. ! lesir"
her to do scout at the ramc time 4
Is ny-.wish mat IL ne Op:!onal villa
hcr Whether she DO 80 or not,
EliZur Y FOpIc Gnd my brother. iIor-
nc. stokes ar" APPOINTED executor.
Then follows this sentence:
~ herewith riiminti" the name ~
lanes D. l.arN and substitute the
name OF my ,soihcr. lio'ac. Stokes.
The name D, i."Bry does not appear in
ih.% nor in the viii filed last week and
suggests another will. a. does what APP
pears - bo a mnrinlum IN one Cor-
neT. a. follows:
Five hundred dollar. 20 Fred Basket.
nv -p-vnn'.'
~ gpnaily across TIL. is written:
Revoked: deceased.
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LOW TALKS
ABOUT HIS APPOINTMENTS.

and subordinates as business man
would exercise In surrounding hini-
self with efficient partners in an im-
portant financial enterprise.
Il will drop in ut headquarters this
afternoon to meet the gentlemen OF tho
press and tomorrow will be there for
general business. My idea In opening
headquarters was TO keep politics away
from my home.
Home Free OF Politics.
81 Will receive no political visitora
there. and the man who calls there on
a political errand will make q mis-
take"
Mr.. Low was accompanied from
Great Darlington by Mrs. Low ana
Judgc-elect and Mrs. Samuel Grecn-
baum. Their train arrived at 11.:0
o'clock. Mr.. Low wore long nlacla
ulster over dark business suit, and
no Economically carried q big dress-
CONTINUED on Second PaEe1
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)EVERY'S MOTION OVERRULED
JUSTICE JEROME MAY TRY HI
SISTERS WITH WHIPS HELP
BROTHER THRASH BAUMAN.

tha told the Court that Baunan INSULT
ed her.
She told her story 10 her brother and
sister and they decided TO seek an
apology from Bauman.
They waited mt the corner this noon
and when he came out the trouble
started In explaining why the girls
were around with whips abe averr"d
they only carried them for protection
and not with ary previous idea OF using
them
Bauman denied having insultcd tbs
young woman. He lives at No. 2.i West
One Hundred AMI Fourteenth street
The Court parolcd all four for eN-
animation on Saturday next.
During the courtroom sequel OF this
,lgh; the girls became ~ hysterical II
was necessary FOR officers to carry them
from the court.
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IN
SAN JUAN JAIL.
Roosevelt Calls for ExpIana-
ton of Labor Mans
Arrest.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ll.-Samnel
,:ompcrs. President OF the American
Federation ~ Labor. protested 10 the
President to-day against the arrest OF
Santiago lsicsias, who was sent TO
Porto Rico by the American Federation
TO organize The workingmen OF the
IsIand
Mr. igl"sins was arrested, according
TO cabesram received from him by
Mr.. Gonp,rr ~ ne stepped ashore at
san Juan He was placed in jail. The
nature Of the ,harsc against him is not
known.
president Roosevelt Immediately sent
an inquiry 10 Coy. HIM, AZ TO the cause
%! the arrest,
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He Will Open a Regu-
lar Headquarters and
There Meet AppIi-
Cants for Positions
He Will See No Of
fce.Seeker at His
Home.

quarters. where will have office
hours like any other business man"
he said. There viii, take up the
matter OF appointments and all az
fairs pertaining to my coming admin
istration.
Il will use the same care in the
selection OF heads OF departments
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-11
P0ST-OFFICE LIFT FALLS.

Loose stay bolts let the wcst elevator
a; the southern end OF the Post ONCE
Building fall two stories this afternoon
with nine passengers. None was hurt
seriously. The car stuck at the second
floor on down trip. Eight men got In
the elevator Mt that floor.
Suddenly the cable plates gave way.
and the car dropped more than thirty
feet to the main !ioor with terrific
noise. The safety appliances did not
work. The electric light globes In the
car were shattered by the shock, and
bits Of glass cut several Of the passen-
gers.
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DIES IN AMBULANCE.

b!KWH
man named Hanngan about ifty-Wc years of age, who
is said 10 be Iaborer employed the Carmete Church.
was found lying the sidewalk unconscious at ThirtY.rst
street and Second avenue this afternoon An ambulance was
called from Bellevue Hospital and while its way back the
injured man died.
Two who carried him from the church said they De-
eved he had fallen. Ii is thought his skull fractured
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-11
WHERE is CHIEF
DEVERY THIS TIME?
Murphy Says He's at Home III-There They
Say He's at Headquarters.

hISSING-
One large tat mnn.
Wears brown ssustnchr and
triple chin.
Sometime. nnsvrrs to the
name Of william =. Drv~ry.
som-tis,e. he refuse. to nn-
swcr.
lie had chest measurement
of u: inches before Nov. ..
since that time. howevrr, he
has shrunk materially.
Ills head. too. has, sadly fallen
away.
II he rnnnot he identified In
any other way mention al
the name Jerome viii cnusr
him to talk about "youse
huns"
Five days since this man vanished.
As a vanishcr he "xceis.
There Is n great accumulation OF husi.
ness in his Office at Police Headquar-
tcrs
Inquiry there results in the informa-
lion that he isaat home. sick. He Is
addicted to "plcurisy in the side" The
last time he had II there was an inter-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-11-11
FRISCO NACH|NISTS END
HARD CONTESTED STRIKE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov lit is announced that nearly
500 machnsts employed by the Fulton Iron Works have
turned to work after having been strike for several months
in an effort to obtain ten hours pay for nine hours work.
is understood that they return their benches on schedule
Of nine hours pay for nine hours work.
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CHINESE "REsCUE THE SUM-"
Foreigners see the Peculiar rite
for ti~ First Timc In IiisIur,

rEkING. Nov. n.--In conformity with
a notice whirh the Foreign once sent
10 Tie Legations. all the Chinese ON
cinls In the capital gathered to-day al,
IA, Board OF Rites To 'TtsCuy the sun"
which Was suffering from partial
eclipse. Tho rcsctle was accomplished
~ nrOstrat!ons, tbs. burning OF incense
and the beating of drums. few FOR
rgncrr. for the nrst time In history.
H.rc permitted 20 witness the ceremony.
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j ury Gives Jim" CaId.
we'll Verdict for
$2,546 Against Mrs.
Lillian Ash Campbell,
Widow Of Millionaire
Wall Paper Manufac.
turer.

the time and Es,ele and her mother
were intimatrs nj his home.
spent Vast Sums On Her.
Caldwell says In his complaint, that he
spent vast amount or money upon
Estelle between 1872 and 1893. most o:
which was paid by her father before ne
died
The schedule OF claims Includes board
at Saratoga hotel. at so week. an
evening dress costing $50. "A street cos.
tune. SO: SO for mourning clothes VIII. n
her mother died In March. 1897: 800 to
DR. cacace. Of Saratoga. for two dia-
mond pins and diamond and sapphire
bracelet. ana 500 to Mrs. Van Norman
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DROWNED MAN IDENTIFIED.

The body OF the man found on Sat
iriny In the water AT the foot OF Forty
A.nth street, brooklyn, was Identified
.n.day as Christian liadducn. seventy-
me years old. No. rs East Thirteenth
F'rcr', Mnrhattnn His nephew, AdOlph
ftcrhcr. same address, identified the
J,.Jy Whether death was me 10 acct.
NJ or suicide Il unknoSn,
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Forecast for the thirty
six hours ending at y y. ".
Tursday. for New York City
aud vicinity; Cloudy to-
nIght, with rain after midi
night, rising temperatures
occasional rains TucsdnyI
Increasing south to south
west winds.
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Jennie and Bertha Levy
Vigorously Lash A.
legged InsuIter While
Edward LevyUsesHis
Fists Before a Large
Crowd.

,ctt". They wcr" later arraiSncd in tn"
Harlem Court. before Magistrate Ho-
gan.
The l.eyys live al No. ic9 E,s, One
Hundred ana Twcnty-sixth street. Ber-
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Judge O'Gorman De-
cides Against the Big
Deputy Chief and Re-
fuses to Restrain jus.
tice JerOme-First
Blow at John Ooeism
Since the Election.

Justice William Travers Jerome
has a full and legal right to sit as
committing Magistrate over Deputy
Commissioner OF Police william S.
Devery. indicted on charges OF OPP
preston.
This was the main purport OF de-
cision handed down late this after
noon by Justice O'Gorman, In the SUI
preme Court.
Justice O'Gormnn denied Deverys
xnotion for a writ OF prohibition to
prevent Justice Jerome from presid-
Ing ut the preliminary hearing.
OVEN swor- out Warrant.
Dcvcry was arrested on Sept. Is on a
warrant issued by Justice jerome on
complaint OF Policeman Edward IL
O'SAil. who charged the big chie'
with oppression and neglect OF duty
This was the outcome NJ DeverS
bullying tactics in his conduct OF the
police trials a; Headquarters.
pevcry's counsel Obtained A temper. ry
writ OF prohibition from Justice O'Gor-
man In the supreme Court ana tue pro-
c.ed,ngs before Jerome were stayed toF
the time being.
In the argument t" make inc NM
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permanent. II was argued. FIRST that
Devery's position AZ Judge at police
trials exempted him from being tried
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by the Judge OF an inferior court. ana,
second. that Justice Jerome was pref
udiced.
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~ want tn say right now
though, that / have MT made up
nv mind in any other way on
DOIjf caI na'fcrs. Not single
an no ntmcn, has been dccifcd
on. I really dOn'i know WI"
will constitute The office tee at
my Headquarters. I "en I"
Great harrington Tor rest ana ]
kepi my mind like a blank age
an poIiticnI matters. Seth Low
to-day.
Mayor-elect Seth Low. on his re-
TURN 10 The city this morning, an
nounced TO an Evening World re-
porter that he would be very slow
and careful in the matter OF appoint
ments.
Il have opened downtown head
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Sec the Tuesdays Papers
For Iking's Great ClOthing Sale
Watch the morning papess -
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LATE RESULTS AT LAKESIDE.

Fifth RaCe-lnspecto Shea !, Golden Glitter 2. Hoodwik
Sixth Race-Fantasy ! Farmer Bennett 2, Reseda g.
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Watch the Morning Papers
Tor hins's Great ClothinS sale. -
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AT L-ATONlA.

Fourth Race-Archne ], Queen Quality e. Ida Penzance
Fifth Race-Siphon l. Boaster 2, Martin Burke 3.
Sixth Race-Mape |, Ethel Davis 2, lena 3.
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FOR TRIM MING

We have silk Applqucs, Wash Appques Appqucd Net
Tnsc Chiffon Gold Cloth Tnsc Applique Tnse Lace, Irds-
Bands, and full line Of Velvet Ribbon
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FALCON ISLAND REAPPEARs.
The Little Pacific Island which Dis
appeared Comes Again Into View.

The Little Pacific I.land which Dis
appeared Comes Again Into view.
FALCON island, which early In 1899
was reported 20 have completely dlsap-
peared beneath the waves Of the IA.
eihc, is again showing rs fiat surface
above the water. The lie history OF
thiS speck % land has been unusual
and Interesting 4 cable dispatch from
Europe printed Ga April last year said
that after a brief life ~ 10 years Fal-
con island had ceased 90 exist II was
thought that no trace Of Il would ever
Dc seen again. But Mr. Vosslon. the
consul general Of France 90 the Tonga
group. announces that Commandant
Ravenhlll Of the cruiser pOrpolse has
returned 10 those Islands from n cruise
10 the Pacific with the news Of the re-.
emergence Of Falcon island. lie says
that the highest part Of the island is
now about 10 feet above sea level
The ISLAND was formed by a great
volcanic eruption At the bottom Of the
sea IN 1885. II took the waves and
storms OF the ocean ~ years entirely
% obllterate Il. Mr. J. J. Lister. who
visited the island n short time before Il
disappeared said that Il was rapidly
being torn TO pieces boy the action Of
the waves Unless a fresh volcanic
outburst occurred he thought Il would
soon disappear. His prediction came
true. aud a steamer that visited the
place about the beginning of last year
reported that not trace % Il was 20
be found above the water level
The island was built up 90 the neigh.
borhood Of the Tonga group about %
miles from the island Of Tofooa. A
submarine volcano had reared from
the bottom Of the ocean n mighty mass
OF ciccta. aud on this foundation rested
TIE outpourings which rose above the
water The island consisted of two
distinct parts. one Of them was hin
Of gentle slope and wide base. whose
height was 1884, feet. on one side the
hnl ended abruptly IN n cllf whose
base was washed by the sea at high
water. The other part Of the island
gns a Cat. extending away from the
base Of the hin In a northerly direction
and only 10 10 - feet above the high
tide level The whole biz 81 land was
lust bare, brown heap Of ashes
Sround which the great rollers broke
and swept up the black shores In
sheets of foam. The island was entire
y destitute Of vegetation save for
half dozen Seeding plants that had
found Judgment there.
II viii not be strange n the island Is
tSrn TO pieces aud again disappears
nom view within a very few years. Its
rappearancc now is doubtless due TO
smother volcanic eruption. Volcanic
Stands seldom endure many years I'M
less they are so large or so well pro-
tected against the sea that there IL
time for them 10 become covered with
dcuse masses Of vegetation before
ocean storms have an opportunity 10
tear them 10 ploces-Ncw York sun.
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RELIANCE.

Relian e, March lS.-Mrs. JOS
Hicks and children have bee
sick since our last writing.
There was preaching at Ora
Burr last Sunday, and "a lar
crowd was present
Farmers are needing rain We
badly on their corn.
a good many are planting colt
out here.
Mrs. Kurten and daughter
Kurten visited Mrs Il. Newcol
Saturday and sunday.
Mrs Winnie Newcomb Of II
'ance visited relatives aud irle
in Bryan the past week.
Miss Wilson OF Cottonwood
listed relatives and friends at L
anre.
Jesse and John and Ab y
comb, Joe and Jim Lloyd
Burpo Smith and Ira Jones
went fishing Friday afternoon
/ killed twenty.eight squirrels,
side. catching fish.
There will be musical e
tainment at Mr.. Dave Holla
gin and everybody is invited.
Mr.. Ollie Buckhaults of {
Burr visited his parents satu
aud Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Litsey visited hel
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Massey
mast week School G.
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BATTLE SCHOOL HOUSE.

Battle School House, March Is.
March is giving US turn with
the cold winds.
Health is very good at present
in this community.
Mrs. J. Z. Athens and daughter
Miss Sallie went to Bryan Tuesday.
Mrs. r. J. Jones visited Mrs. 5.
W. Gentry Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 2. Gentry Wis.
tied in Wellborn Sunday.
Mrs. j. c. Athens returned home
from visit to Mrs. J. =. Athens
Wednesday.
Vienna Jones visited Miss rennie
| Graham Monday.
Mr.. l.. f. Battle attended Sun.
day school at Wellborn Sunday.
Mr.. b. +. Gentry was in this
community attending To business
last week.
Mr.. :. W. Gentry visited Mr.. J.
/ G. Atkins Sunday.
Several Of the young people at
I tended the musical entertainment
Saturday night.
Mr.. Percy Wade spent Sunday
with Mr.. Tom Pierce.
Mrs l. +. Battle visited her son
and family NJ Charley Battle at
Minter Springs Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Atkins visited Mr.. Hor-
ace Battle Sunday.
Mr.. f. j. Jones and family Wis
tied Mr.. b. l.. Gentry aud family
| Sunday. School Girl
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DEBATE At COTTONWOOD

On last Saturday night the
tonwood church was filled TO
flowing with people Of Cotton
and surrounding commu
among whom was the Roug
der. The enthusiastic crow
drawn there 10y the announc
that the debating society
discuss the question r.
that Nature IL more he
than Art. The ailirmati
being present, Prof j. C.
took this part, and Prof
Palmer the negative. The
gentlemen discussed the q
at length IN a manner higl
tere.ting to the audience
sides bringing out many
points. No decision was re-
The next debate will tax
Saturday night March 30
question for debate al that
"Resolyed, that more honor
be given TO Washington
Lee