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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
Turner of Washington First Speaker
Of the Day--BitterIy DenounCes
Republican Party
HANNA FAV0RS EXCLUSION
,dge Amendment Striking 0utSection Making
Il Unlawful to Employ Chinese on Amer
lean Vessels Is Adopted

vAsHTNGToN, u. c.. April Ia
y thls the day for the taking % a
- "a the Chinese exclusion bill.
\ rrats met two hours earlier than
"a n order 20 give the senators
A ..ssrsd opportunity 20 discuss the
pnsere before the hour OF voting.
ws<A the bill was laid before the
srx.t Mr.. Turner OF Washington
~ TIE floor TO reply 70 what he
sxr<a was a personal assault made
nsc HIN yesterday by Mr.. Spooner
4 Wisconsin.
~. Turner declared he had fol-
rx<i The Republican party as long
a ss could and far longer than he
xfhs 10 have done. He said he did
" believe when he left the party
Ut 81 is virtues had ceased 70 ex-
min that party, and that ne felt no
f..srnsss toward IL. He declared
y ns could feel unkindly toward a
~ when Il had Included Lincoln
ii Grant. bur said he believed "
Aaw great men could return TO
wsA they would fail to recognize
~ II the principles for which they
nj n the Republican party of to-
n He asserted the party preferred
\ telar 20 the man. that u was
HHed 10 the principle ~ human
4A1 and that Il was grossly ma
wx y al Its Instincts. lie insisted
~ ~ party had 50 little regard
y ~ principles of liberty that AZ
- scrent u was attempting to
eTr- b a sea Of blood a friendly
YsTs struggling for Independence
- Philippine Islands.
other warn s,ssehss
Paterson % Colorado followed
2reg sith a violent denunciatIon
q sgponets' measure. lie de-
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Lake Union Clubhouse

The Southeast Lake Union Inn
provemcnt club viii build a club
house this summer for the use Of the
residents Of the district. Arrange
ments have practically BEEN com
plated 10 erect the house on lot
at the corner % East Lake avenue
and Ward street A definite settle
mept viii be made at a meeting Of
the club COMMITTEES tomorrow night.
The building win be two stories in
height and ain cost fully 1890.
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WASHINGTON, u. c. April ie.-
Gen. Chaffee, IN cnhlegram 10 the
war department today. announces
the final surrender of Gen. Malvar
ana all hlh troops. thus ending All or
ganiHed resistance TO the United
States IN the department OF tho
North Philippines,
Gen. Chaffee says that while ths
ton with 1909 men has been sent 60
arrest the Mofos who murdered
American soldiers noar Parang and
punish the Datoa who refused 60 turn
the murdercrs over 10 the American
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Hundreds silently followed the bod =
les afOot. The utmost decorum was
maintained. From every man In the
ranks Of the procession menacinR
looks were directed az the troops on
the curbing.
May Break 0ut
The attitude Of the people through
out the city Is threatening. The
slightest spark may. precipltate a
catastrophe Gendarnes and cavalry
are patrOlling the streets The
strike has spread throughout the
country among miners and working
men II all classes.
Today the socialists Intend 10
make formal demand In the cham
bers for universal suffrage. As the
demands viii doubtless be set aside.
II r. feared serious trouble viii en-
sue. The government Is now confirm
ing all kilograms sent out and exer-
cising a rigid press censorship.
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and collect from the owners legal
fees therefor. H. now the central
nEurd Of the poor saloon keepers
nightmare.
Howl eossup
a united hoyl against the enforce
ment 81 the old law and the per
Torrance Of the liquor Inspectors
official duties, has gone up from the
saloon men: but Mr.. Meek shows no
signs Of ahdicating the ONCE. The
saloon men have demanded his re-
movsl. but, armed with his little kit
Of testing apparatus. Mr. Meek IL
aiill going his rounds 81 the bar
rooms and Wholesale spirit stores.
gathering in his fees.
Regular Geld Mine
The fee provided by the old law Ia
80 cents a barrel for liquors in wood.
and 1874 cents per dozen for LIQUORS
IN glase, 10 be paid by the owner ~
the liquor. n dillRcnt I'm his work.
Mr.. Meek, II Is claimed by the saloon
men, viii soon have bank account
Ike a railroad president.
In vain have the saloon men
Drought pressure 10 bear upon the
county commissioners for Mr.. Meek's
removal. The commissioners recent-
~ went 30 far az 10 consult n ia,S,,e,.
- 10 their power 70 declare the or
| ice vacant. but although assured az
their right 20 take that step, the no
litical pull OF MIR. Meek and his re
/ publican friend was too strong and
the inspector still reigns supreme.
Which Is Best to Do
ne question OF again attacking
NI Mueks position In the courts ia
NV petofe the liquor dealers local
Organization and Will probably re-
suit In another test case being made
or Mr.. Meek's authority 10 ooiIes,,
iees IN case payment Is refused.
IN the mean time, with electIo,
| coming on, the county Commission
| ers are Figuring which II would he
| most advisable 90 cast overheard
MT Meek and his political friends or
! the saloon vote. VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
ODD WRECK

SPOKANE. April is.--Ths sas, hound
express. on the Great Northern wsa
wrecked at point twenty miles east u
here yesterday and sin ears thrown from
the track. ] 3 Dyson. A. n leonard.
r. W blanchard and A. T. Johnson. ~
the train crew, wers bruised and slight
~ inlured The cause In unkn0wn a.
ths train uas runninz 90 q amnssh
ssrsight trass al the tine the accident
occurred
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CHARGED WITH
ACT OF FORGERY

Harry Rhabs was arrested yesterday
By Deputy United States Marshal John
strlnger just as he was starting on a
little fishing trip.
Rasbs il charged with having cashed
postal order made out TO II. Fred
Haabe on forged endorsement. The
order was issued at Nome. Alaska, on
October 3. 1901, and Fred Raabe mailed
II 10 himself az Seattle. when he called
for II some time later he found Il had
already been gathered IN, presumably
by Harry Haabe
With large lunch basket IN one
hand, his fishing rod IN the other and
two large bottles Of whisky IN his pockets
Haabe was taken 10 the county jail
late yesterday afternoon.
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rebels are In force. SkirmlAhes took
place on several occasions and. Il Il
now believed. these we're for the pur-
pose Of enticing the troops farther
into the mountains.
A narrow defile was reached and
as the army was fairly within ia
confines an arnbuscads was sprung
and the entire force rnassacred Or
captured. One report says that no
prisoners we're taken while two 9TH
ers say that more than 500 were per-
usltted 20 surrender and are now held
as prisoners.
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have been guilty OF ordering or coun,..
nhnGlhg the torture Of Flllplnos, an In.
FesilRhtion has been ordered.
q, secretary Root last evening sent "a
senator Lodge copies Of instructions A..
s s 10 Ten. Chanee. In these gen.
nance was given review Of the testl.
m msny before the senate committee on
,ni'ppihe aualrs ana directed 70 order
Si y, ~ ~ Glenn TO return 60 San Fran
ISL st once to place himself In readI.
other two participants in tho admits
lstFatlon OF the water cure 10 the nresl.
dehte OF the town OF Igbaris. Lieut. CON.
ger ana Assistant surgeon Lyon. are no,y
IN thls country and will also appear.
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clared the biirs purpose was 10
make quick and sure. with cheap
labor. the exploitation OF the fhil-
ippinss when their time came.
Hanna followed Patterson, declar-
Ing he considered the essential fea-
ture Of the bill the re-enactment u
a law that for years had protected
the laborinE men Of this country. and
that he would vote for that amend.
mcnt.
Before the bill was taken up Frye
presented resolutions received from
the Federation of Labor urging the
adoption % the Pacific coast bill and
declaring that neither the Plat
amendment nor the Proctor bill ex-
tending the present laws would be
satisfactory. He also presented
more than 70 kilograms from san
Francisco. Portland and Seattle. ask.
Ing for the adoption OF the Piatt
amendment Just before the voting
began Fairbanks started TO speak.
saying the pending bill violated no
treaty rights. Voting began prompt
~ at 1 O'Clock.
The sirst amendment voted on was
the Lodge amendment striking out
that section declaring II Unlawful for
any American vessel 20 employ chi.
reSe In it's crew. IL was adopted by
vote % 81 to -.
The Quay amendment. providing
that Chinese Christians or Chinese
who assisted In the defense or relief
OF the foreign legations IN Picking
should be admitted was lost.
The house this afternoon voted 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
Another Kick

John w. Roberts has filed COM
munieation with the city clerk. pro-
testing against an assessment upon
his property TO pay for the sewer re-
Gently completed on Highland drive.
He states that the sewer does not
come within 100 feet OF his house
and that he has already paid two AZ
easements for the Warren avenue
and Second avenue sewers
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ON TRIAL

The trial OF Dr. o. v. Lawson on a
charge Of administering drugged
liquor 10 two young girls, Beuiah
Baidus and Florence Perry, was be-
gun Ia Justice Cams court this aft.
ernoon. The case IL Sensational and
"A large audience OF spectators Is
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16

The Seattle Electric Go. has added a
fO-fOot freight car to It's equipment
The car was built In the local shops,
and Will be put on the Green lake line
for the accommodation Of the growing
freight business OF the Fremont Green
lake disfrfct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
DUGDALE WINS

DuRdales Daisies ran up big score
on the LRvitas yesterday afternoon OF
Athletic park. The Lavltas we're handi.
capped by not having their regular pitch
er, kinnear. Donnelly and Harmon, OF
the league, pitched for the Lavltas, and
tho regulars found them easy. The score
was 20 TO 0. Todays game, between the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
BIG FIGHT
TOMORROW

Tommy Kelley and Bob Hodge
will fight a s0-round contest IA Ger.
mania hali tomorrow Night. Al.
though Hodge u a big. husky fellow.
with lots OF strength and endurance
Kelley II generally picked as the
winner. All n IN readiness for the
affair. Both men are In condition
ana ready to 70.
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lose 1000 men
Aass Rebels Massacre and Capture De-
tachment of Imperial Troops

s3 E0xG. April 1.-THE i'm
f7n1rsrt has sustained an
- tres4 blow from the rebels
= e sfzzfiOn grows even more
A report was received
~ 10 the effect that the
-. npsrial troops sent out
-. rms Chan had sustained
- hss. eliminating I'm a
- massacre near Pu Tan In
~ 4zssss province.
sexrtnent Of 100 men we're
- as the province. hoping to
-. - northern part, where the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
MONEY FOR
NORTHWEST

WASHINGTON, -. g.. April i6.--
The sundry civil bin reported by the
senate committee today carries the
following items IN addition to those
carried In the bill passed by the
house.
browns Point lighthouse, $4,000.
Bathing Point lighthouse, $4,000.
Robinson Point lighthouse. $500.
For the survey OF the American
Canadian border, west from the
Eocky mountains, $1,000.
ImT rosfment additions for the Co
lnmbia r''tr quarantine station,
near Astoria. 10000.
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INFERRED

NEW YORK, April iG.-The re-
mains Of the Rev. Dr. T. Dewitt
Talmage were Inferred IN the family
plot at Greenwood cemetery this
morning. The service at the grave
was brief and simple. The services
were conducted by Rev. DR. Howard
Snydan of Rhine beck. N Y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16

ST PETERSBURG. April i5-The
man who yesterday assassinated Minister
u tho Interior sipiaRuine has been lden-
tilted ~ Nicholas Balsahanstt, a stu
dent. lie says the murder WAS com.
mitted for revenge the minister having
prevented his reinstatement at a uni.
versity from which he had been ex.
PEELED for participating In the riots of
1901.
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Mr.. MEEK KNOWS A GOOD
THING when HE SEES IT
County Commissioners Are Between the Devil and the
Deep Sea- but the Liquor Inspector
Keeps Saving Wood

The troubles that Pandora turned
loose on peaceful world were not
much moro serious TO that unfortun-
ate matron OF mythology than those
which have overwhelmed the board
OF county commissioners as q result
~ their appointment Of s. q. Meek
as county liquor inspector for Seat
tie under a muaty old law passed
by the territorial legislature in 1863
for tho protection % the hibulous
pioneers from home made forty rod
whiskey.
The next lawyer who unehrths an
unrepealed statute OF a vintage ~
40 years back. and attempts 10 get
the county commissioners 20 enforce
its provisions. viii make those three
humble servants Of King county his
sincere enemies for life. II nothing
worse happens 60 him Half the
mental anguish the three commits.
eionerH have endured since Mr. Meek
took office would make the Affections
OF job look like almanac jokes.
Troubles just Begun
And tho worst n yet to come
When the commissioners first an.
pointed Mr.. Meek TO be- county
liquor Inspector last summer. the Ra-
loon men OF Seattle laughed with the
rest OF the community, and regarded
the revival Of the old law as huge
joke. Later they were bothered
then worried, and now they are
furious, for II has finally dawned up.
on them that they are the victims Of
the Joke. and that II Ia n most costly
piece 81 wit at their expense.
Instead Of an empty honor. Liquor
inspector Meek seems to have fall
en- into the latest job In the state
The supreme court has recently up.
held tho validity OF his appointment
which was several months ago at.
tackled by means OF q test sui
brought In the superior court, AMI
Liquor Inspector Meek, empowered
with fun authority to inspect ant
approve, conhacate or condemn. al
alcoholic beverages sold I'm Seattle
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new ROAD

: II rsls AXE ls April -omclals nj,
..ss'sfsnes ~, =. nc are here today in
\ e. rsvs .l.n Oregon Short lime
!. ssert fa'sainS depot facilities Tor
- ~ 'a e extension 70 f,os An.
y cailfas.,ns,.. Construction train
\ Y AID ,,iIi extension left here
"sssasId '' Commence operations
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MUST FACE
CHARGES
Men Who Gave Water
Cure to Be Tried

WASHINGTON. April 10.--As a result
OF the avowed intention OF President
Roosevelt TO slft 10 the bottom and
punish oficers In the Philippines who
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Youngsters Play Ball

beat the juniors OF the South schoo,
yesterday afternoon by score OF 10 e.
~ The game was well played, and .hs
youngsters were evenly matchSa
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|NCENDIARIES
s'gan Revolt Takes Property-D Destroying
Turn--FuneraI of Victims

nARLkRofA. Belgium, April 10.
. = Strikers this forenoon set fire
= s0urciilss glass works and the
Plant was destroyed. The
80 80 Z estimated at $4,000. fire
Tss,a ~ Nefe applied 70 several other
~. ~ ne gendarmes succeeded
4 gulshing them.
n, =, s.'nlet took place where life
! e. put clubs were freely used
-. 800 the strikers, and many
Nsre severely beaten.
Etwssz esn1aYmss
i ~ : ..sEi.s, April 1.-THE funer-
l 80 citizens who were killed
z,.ss.Il recent riots occurred This
srrsa Plaso0ns of Eendarmer
ausx ~, 10 shotguns. we're atatloned
4 49, - road to the cemetery ~
EN- 49,. - eortexe passed between
| grim lines Of solaters
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.APPOIN TED

Vi ~ ~aFesn Jensen this afternoon
M !. appointment u Eugene
az = :. assistant port warden AZ =
~ i 49, - 4 month. The appoint
s1sr si iv11 pDfary. the position being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
"'Hta FORECAST

may, > ss,. yieiniiy Tonight and
-. CT. fr sss nal showers; cool
south 70 southwest
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UGLY FIRE
BALLARD
Saloon Destroyed at an Early
Hour This Morning

Fire Quilted the interior Of the
Faaie saicon az isa Ballard avenue.
Ballard. at Z o'clock this morning.
The entire contents OF the place.
which Is owned by James j. Russell.
were destroyed.
A bowling alley and billiard room
next door, owned BY Al Richards.
also sustained some damage. prinoi-
paiiy by water. Mr.. Russell eati.
mates the damage at nearly $1,000.
Insurance amounting 90 ti5o0 II car
ried
The building In which the saloon
Ia situated ie owned by u. y. Gala
han. The saloon occupies the lower
floor and the American hotel the up.
per story OF the building. which 10 a
two-Hgory frame. Fire damaged only
the saioon. The hotel part was un-
injured.
New I, stsrtsa
The fire IL supposed 10 have started
from an kir-tFht stove which was
In the middle on the hnrroom. Mr..
Russell. who acts as night bartender.
left the saloon at n little after l
o'clock this morning lie says he
rioAth WI the Stove ttEhtt ~ - Dr.
ileved that the heater exploded and
started the fire on the floor. The
top baai OF the stove had been
blown off. which fact eorroboFates
the thrury.
Tho fire then ate a hole through
the floor and set ahlsKe pile 81 rub
hish under tho building The flames
were discovered by iodKrrs In the
hotel and the siarm 81 fire turned IN.
The he'll was not sounded long
enough and the greater part 81 the
volunteer fire department ala not
hear II.
I've streams cetnr
The fire engine was manned b. cit
tsens. however and soon two
streams were playing on the flames.
Witch row enNeioped the whole floor
ot tho saloon and had set fire q a
pile Of barrels ~ ll4uor. II was
neatly o'clock this morning when
the fire vas finally sstinEuished
The interior % the place IL com
plstriy burned and almost every bot
tie ana barrel troksn TO pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-16
BALLARD
COUNCIL
Many Questions Up Before
the City Fathers

AZ The regular me~iluE ~ ihe ballard
city council last nleht tbr mafshai was
Instructed D. al ~ ths advice n The
ciiY attorney in the mattrf q moving
eeftaln frame bHiialnEs whifh haa been
moved from uue loeHilnn 10 another
within the 1fs limits - tho tawn The
buildings In qgssiicn Werr moved ftam
one lut 20 another Is the sans bisck
some tins ago. . city or3lnanes pro.
habits this, and hboui three seeks ago
ihe epuneil ordered gss marshal 70 move
the buildings. The owneF protested and
action Ia the matter was deferred last
nisht the council aEslh ordsrcd the mar
shni 20 act and Il il likely that the
courts viii - called upon 10 settle the
legality % the ordinance
The question 81 better Gre protection
for the northwesirrn part q the town
was laid over tiil the nsHt meeting
request from a seattle biilspostlng
company that the poster ilcsnse BE- ~.
dnced from 800 20 AS vas referred 10
the license committee
The proposed new pound limit ordl.
nance Was turned down By a vote Of
5 to
shiishols Avsnus
provemsats took up a great deaf a. time
and was thoroughly discussed Prop.
srty owners along the avenue claim
that they bought property there at a
hiKh price and Understood that tho rail-.
roads that run On the street would BE-
compelled 20 grade aud improve n. The
The council was ~ tho opinion that the
Railroad franchises said nothing In ~.
gard 20 improvements and therefore the
roads could not h. held The city At.
torrey advised the council that Improve.
menta could b. made on ono eide 81
the street and taHed 10 ths abutting
property
A water main on Third avenue and
Wllbert street was asked for by ]. n.
spfague. The request Was referred 70
the IRE and water committee and water
superintendent
In regard TO the grading ~ sirth
avenue from North 70 ship streets, the
city engineer reported adversely.
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The house this afternoon voted "a
close the debate on the cuban reel
procity bin az o'clock Friday after
noon.
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ff-ssnn % Colorado followed
}rss sith a violent denunciatIan
q spponets' measure lie de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-09
HALLOWEEN FRIDAY
SCHOOL GIRLS JOY.
Midnight Ceremonies Precedeu
BY a Delightful Enter,
tainment.
c,,,n,snatch to The Times,

rsoecial Dispatch to The TimesA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. FARM
WILLIE. VA, November S.-Stuaents
everywhere believe that the ancient fes-
tlyal Of Hal1owe' en- is their peculiar prop
rrtv Fortunately. this occas on for
weird midnight mysteries fell this year
upon Friday night and the school girls
enjoyed to the utmost the frolics appro-
rrate to the spirit OF the season. These
m dnight ceremonies were preceded by
enjoyable entertainments earlier In the
evening.
Several hours OF social pleasure, music
and dancing. directed by Misses Lucy
Daniel and Elzabeth Verser. were spent
in the gymnasium. This gathering was
honored by the presence of President and
Mrs. j. L. Jarnan. NJ IS Virginia Rey-
Mods and Mrs. Portiu L. Morrison.
Miss Eliza beth Richardson entertained
large number of her friends at her
fathers hospitable home the same eve
ming.
Misses Carrie Martin. Carrie sutherlin.
Bessie McGeorge and Carrie McGeorSe.
we're enterta ned at tea by Miss Flora
Thompson on Friday evening
Misses Courtenay Taylor and Calva
q Watson had the pleasure OF attending
Or. Winston's reception at Hampden-Sid-
nev. on Friday evening.
Misses Minnie Taylor and Fannie Pierce
we're the guests of DR.. and Mrs. O. B.
Sears, at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. Justis of Chesterfield, spent Sun
day with his daughter. Miss Bessie JUS
Il It's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Martin. of Halls
boro. surprised their sister Mrs. Neville
Watkins by a visit on Sunday.
Miss Pattie Love Jones visited the
family OF her urcle Mr. .Lrd Jones. at
Green Bay. Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Palmer. who has gone
to her hnnne In Nelson county to con-
suit her physician. is expected to return
!, In a wsdavs.
Miss Martha Taylor. OF Amelia. snent
several days of the week with her sister,
Miss Courtenay TAYLOR.
| Miss Florence Edwards had the pleas
ure of a call from her father. Mr. ".
| G. Edwards. Of Arvona. one day early
/ in the week.
! Misses. ia ME cr1,te Louise Vaughan and
Ella Moore snent Saturday and Sunday
at their homes.
Miss Anna Clay was the guest of Mrs.
F NJ. Bailey. al Cur1 svlia. for two DAYS.
Misses Lucy and Bessie 7'cCraw went
home TO New Store. to spend Saturday
and Sunday They were accnmranfed by
their friend Miss Emma Keller. Of Wood
stock
| DR. @. b. sears visited Petersburg Sat
| uraay.
Misses r.l,zahetf Baskerville. cornetin
sterrett and Carrie Hende.ton are re-
| covering from la Crime.
Mesers wil1ce and Ca.eAr Sampson. OF
Manchester accomna MED by Mr. sisncy
! yvilbon. OF Richmond visited Their sister.
/ Miss Eta Sa-nnson. and Miss Carrie Hen
Izdereon an Sunday.
Miss Merle Ahbitt OF Port Norfolk. and
| Miss Lucy KAY. Of Caroline county are
J the new student arrivals of the week.