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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
MlNEoLA

Mrs. N. M. Harpols has Feturnsa from
months visit TO stanford
Mrs, Joe S. williams Gas returned frea
visit to Tyler.
Mrs, Norris. whs has been visiting hep
daughter. Mrs Albright has rsturasd b
her home In Dallas.
Mrs. W. c. Holloway has returned frcm
a visit 10 LonGriew.
Mrs. Lee Carter OF Csmmercs - visiting
relatives and friends In the city.
RMS. A. b. Terry has returned ia hen
home In Wolfe City.
Mrs b. II. Greer and rhildrsn are vfsfes
ing in Glhdewater.
Miss Ross Hart Aes rstsrnsd from visfa
Mrs. Sam a. Joseph b visiting Intends in
Tyler
Mrs Mary b. GOOD has returned from 4
visit to relatives IA Waco.
Miss Jettie Gibson, wha has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. O. r. Pyle, for several
months, has returned to her homo In Alba
Miss Vera Pyle is visiting relatives ~
Alba.
MIS-. d. A. AlbrdSht Ia visiting rslatives
" Miss Jesss Power Is visiting friends M
Temple
70 Wiusboro.
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MINERAL WELLS.


Miss Bessie Goldstein and Mrs. W. O.
Wright Of Dallas are spending several weeks
here
Mrs. ]. y. Garrison and children Of Oran
are visiting with Mrs. $. o. Glover
Mrs. McCardie Moore OF Mckinney is a
guest Of her cousins, Misses Elizabeth aud
Jim Moore.
Mrs Isaac r. Hit has returned 10 Wash
ington.
Mrs W. r. Jenne has gone to Canyon
city.
here.
Colonel and Mrs. A. S. Reed of Bean
niolit are here.
MISS Myrtle Daniels OF Bridgeport is
a guest Of j. z. Green.
Miss Cludia Madar. who has been here
the guest OF Misses Hancock, has returned
to her home at Dallas.
Mrs r, y. Benson and Mrs. A. l.. Rowe
are here from whit
Miss Lille daughter Of Rev. and Mrs.
q. V. ASwalt, is here from Gatesville visit
ing her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. wicks of Beaumont are
here.
Mrs. Dr. Bcyett Of Waco is a guest OF
her sister, Mrs. A, w. Thompson.
Mrs. &. l. Green, guest OF her son, Il. ].
Green, has returned TO Garner.
Mrs. \. y. Monroe has gone to Wsxa-
hnchic
Mrs. Felix Drake of Minden, La, Is az
the Fairfield cottage
~. Giy1ns OF Dallas NEA, J. ~ Hull Of
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COLUMNS.


Mr.. ond Mrs, W, r.. stevenson Of wacs
returned 20 their home in the early part
Of the week. Mrs. Stevenson has well
trained voice OF unusual sweetness and
curing her visit here she has added much
TO the music OF the choir at Lhe Methodist
church.
Mr.. Harry c. Peterson of Garwood and
Mrs. Luddle Mae Emerson Of Rock Island
were married at the Methodist parsonage
In this city Thursday by Rev. {. w.
Thompson Mr.. Peterson In associated with
the Garwo0d Townste company and the
couple will make their home in that Young
town, Or. G. A. Foote of Mckinney BROTH
or 10, Mrs. Peterson, was present for the
occasion.
Mrs, Annie HIN and Miss Maggie Cohen
OF Wcimar were In the city Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss NJ. D. Delaney is In San Antonis
and VIII extend her trip TO Austin.
Mrs. II, w. Westmoreland, accompa nied
by Mrs. w. A. Mathee OF Housten re-
turned 70 columbus Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Mitchell OF San Antonio 10
visiting Mrs Drew &, Baker
An Interesting program has been ar
ranged for Decoration day services ut the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon. Those
who Will tnke part are: Mrs. LizEie Mars
ton, Rev. g. W. Thompson, Misses Gall
BORDEN and Cecil Byrd Johnson, Mrs. II.
III, X. Brown. Mr.. e. l.. Dry and membera
OF the Methodist choir.
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MARSHALL.

The young ladies' society club. the Ant
lcrs, was delightfully."- entertained wcdncs-
day Of this week bv Mrs w. A Adair,
complimentary TO Mrs Il. r. Lantham.
Tho evening WAS spent at progressive
bunco. with an interval when refreshments,
perfect cf their kind we're served.
The Inglesldc club were entertained III
royal style Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
G. NJ. Racquet.
Mrs Joe Vines If jefferson was a guest
Of friends in This city Thursday
Miss Mary Jane Lane, fourth vice pres
ldent Of the Daughters Of the Cnnfedcrncy,
left for Fort Worth Thursday, whore she
viii be fcined by Mrs l.. V. Craugh, who
will accompany her to the meeting Of the
Texas Veterans.
Miss Helen Newman has returned from
delightful trip to Little Rock and Hot
The Cuthura club held reception Tues.
day az the hospitahle home of Mrs. Henry
Yokol. ut which all the clubs OF the city
we're guests. II was one Of the most EN-.
joyshle as we'll AZ important meetings OF
-" Mr.. Alvin Carter Is visiting relatives
and friends in Jefferson this week.
Mrs n, c. Matthewson. was called by
telegraph to Chillicothe. Texas, this week
father. MIR M. c Williams. whose death
occurred before she reached his bedside
Mrs a. y. Blalock of Woodawn has
hccn the guest Of Mrs. A. c. Alexander
Mrs. ". ]. Rasborough has returned
from months visit at San Antonio and
Mrs Ben Rodgers Of Jefferson was the
guest Of Mrs Howell Lewis several days
The past week.
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ORANGE.

An event this week which has caused a
futter II excitement in social circles was
the marriage Of Miss Gertrude Miller and
Mr.. Joe Crager, both well known here. The
AFFAIR took place in the home Of the BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. julius Miller, thu
ceremony being performed by Rabbi Joseph
Bogen Of TeNarkana. The bride wore n
gown Of figured satin fouard trimmed with
Irish point lace. After the ceremony a re-
cepton was held, and in the dining room
100 covers were laid for guests there being
200 present The bride and groom left for
tour through Texas aud Mexico and will
return In about three weeks.
Mrs. Scastrunk entertained the Pelham
chapter of the Daughters OF the Confcd-
eracy at her home on Green aFpnue Ia n
"Wednesday afternoon from until o'c.ock.
The parlors and han were artisticAlly dec
Grated with crimson and white roses and
hegonias, The affair was O very charming
one and was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
Misses Flavla and Georgia Ochltree re-
turned this week from visit 10 Beaumont
Mr.. and Mrs. West Baxter Of Lemon who
have been visiting here, have left for their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McFarlaue have re.
turned TO the city from visit to Lake
The Misses strather OF Fresno. Cal, are
the guests Of Mrs s A. Robertson
MIS-. \. Is. funstream IS spending a few
DAYS In Galveston visiting friends
Miss. Emma Corbn. after spending several
weeks here with her father. has returned
to Galveston.
Miss Mary Nelson is here on an extended
visit from West Lake Miss Nelson Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Dees.
Mr. and Mrs. Buell. and family were over
from Beaumont this week visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Friedander Of Houston has been Wis
ltng the family ~ lucs Miller this week.
Mr. and Mrs C. r. Jones Of Beaumont
have been the guests Of Colonel aud Mrs.
" H. Bettis this week.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Coulson have returned
from an extended visit to Houston
Mrs John II. Kirby and her mother Mrs
Stewart, have been visiting the Misses
Ochltree this week
Mrs John Weaver is visiting friends IN
Beaumont this week
Mrs Gus Bouchez Of Crowley has been
visitin grclatives here this week
Mr.. and Mrs, Vic Ivy, who have been Wis
iting the family Of D. Mosslker returned
this week 10 their home IN Lafayette.
Mrs A. l.. Blackford of New Orleans Ia
spending = few days In Orange visiting her
husband. who has charge of the construc
tion work on the new telephone COMPANY
Mrs. n. Well Of New iberia Is here visit
ing her sister Mrs. Julius Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs Hecht ana daughter Miss
Cora, were here this week visiting the
family Of Jnlius Miller
Miss Nanefte Miller OF New Orleans Is
visiting the family OF her brother, Felix
Miller
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ever Witnessed lp Calvert was The may
lagc Of Dr. William ). Parker and Miss
Mamyc Culhreath. which was solemnizcd
at the Episcopal church Wednesday oven.
ing The church was very artistlcally dee
GRATED In pink and white The music was
superb and surpasscs the writer's powers
Of description. A o'clock the expectant
throng Of relatives and friends were de
lighted by the sweet melodlous strains Of
81 Love Thee, Dear" sung by Mrs, Netue
Groom. accompanied by carefully selected
orchestra consisting OF Mrs. j. h. Lewis.
organlst: II. l.. Stricken, flute. Miss Emily
Dunn. violin: y, L, McAlpine viola and
J. 4. Morse, base violin At tho conclusion
Of this beautiful song the orchestra played
NfcndlessohA' wedding march aud the
bridal party was ushcrcd In by Captain l..
s. Casmur and Mr. lOm Field. Following
the ushcrs came Captain II. w, Brown ANA
Miss Emma smith of Mexia then came the
beautiful bride supcrbly goWpcd In white
with long white bridal veil; the bride was
accompanied Ivy her maid of honor Miss
Mary Connaushton. At the chancei rail
the bridal party were met by the groom,
who was accompanied by his brother, Dan
Parker, Esq. OF Groeshecck, Rev. John
r. Dunn pronounced In very solemn and
marriage ceremony As the bridal party
marched out Mrs. Groom sang Together
pr Parker is prominent young physician
Of this city The bride IS the daughter ot
Captain and Mrs c. Culhreath. Dr. and
Mrs. Parker were the recipients OF many
handsome presents.
on Wednesday afternoon Of the past
week the Pleasant Hour club was most
royalty entertained 1T the elegant home Of
Mayor and Mrs G. s Meredith. The pro.
gram Of the afternoon was both novel and
UNIQUE II was n "Spring chicken" party,
and the idea was carried out in very
happy style, Prizes were awarded to Miss
Mary Connaughton Alma Watson. Mary
Connaughton and Sallic Smith Of Mexia
Mrs Magaretc Richardson OF Vickshurg,
Miss. is visiting her cousin, Mrs, c. n,
Miller.
Miss Kate Morgan left Friday for Martin
to visit Mrs J. A. Martin
Miss Pcarle Hodges Of Lott Is visiting
her sister, Mrs II. Sencker
Mrs G. w. Sparks Of Waxnhachie Is
visiting her parents Or. and Mrs. ]. p.
Miss Pauline Bedach is visiting friends
In san Antonio.
Mrs. c. c. Bcnkley Is at home after n
| protracted visit In Cameron.
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LA GRANGE.

Thursday was great and solemn DAY
here Decoration Day. The previous night
an electric storm, with heavy rain and hail.
descended unexpectedly, Diminishing the
floral offerings considerably. The GENE
terry had been put In order for the occasion
by the thoroueh-going ladies OF the Gene
terry association. EARLY In the morning
ladies commenced TO drive out to the GEM
efery. the buggies laden with exquisite
flowers. Every grave was decorated, some
very profusely.
In fhe afternoon some very interesting
exercises were held AZ the opera house.
The opening was by the home band. IN
der the leadership OF Prof. Wilson. The
ladiss and gentlamen rendered the musical
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VICTORIA.

The Southern tea to he given at the
home Of Mrs. J. NJ. Mrownson this Fri
day) afternoon by the w. p Rodgers chap.
ter ~ the United Daughters Of the Con
fcderacy promises to be n unique success
fuI and most enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. c. Allh0ch entertained quite a mum.
her Of her friends Tuesday night with a
progressive six handed high hve party. Mr..
Frank Henry won the first h0nors and Mr..
Parker the consolation award
j. A. McFaddcu left Wednesday for
Marlin accompanied by his wife, who ex-
poets 10 remain there for about n month.
The Bronte club held an open" meet
Ing Wednesday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs Allan, which was attended and
enjoyed by n large number OF the members
and their Invited friends,
The Trinity Episcopal sunday school pic
mic occurs Saturday afternoon on the colet-
Mrs Eva Barden went 80 Houston
Thursday to visit her son. Z. r. Garden.
Mrs G.. r. Carsner and her daughter,
Miss Willie. left Friday for san Antonio
Miss Ray PeTenot Of Austin. who has
been visiting friends here left for hons
Wednesday.
ton last Saturday 10 be present At the mar
riagc OF her friend. Miss Annie McKeever
10 Mr.. franklin Williams which tok plac,
Wednesday OF this week
Mrs. s. A. Summers ~ Cuero Is visit
ing friends and relatives here.
Mrs. T. j. Mcfarland Of Port Layaea I
here on a visit 10 her son. TIC. Mcfarland
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Fleming left Tues
day for New York city.
Mrs d. r. Forbes visited friends il
Mrs. w. Il. Calender left Thursday OF
a visit to Wallis, Texas.
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BRENNAN,

with the dawn Of the Twentieth century
old things and old times have passed away
and given place to the new and novel me
ruts of conventlonality have been washed
fun nv the hoodtlde Of precociousn'ss IN
the daughters Of the Twentieth century
The charming little hostess, Miss Tooley
Iusk mascot Of the XIII club. entertainer
the members Of that organization and
few friends at the Williamson home Satnf-
doy afternoon. This pretty home was dec
Grated in pink and white for the occasion
and among the varied amusemenlS OF the
evanine was an archery contest. In which
cIlded arrows we're shot AZ pink and white
hearts. and the first prize was captured W
Mrs Lula sloan. Ano her contest was a
doll search, the piay children OF tue "ue
bostsss beinr In various hooks anu cor
ners the prize 10 he awarded "a me nhnTr
~ The greatest number. ana MITE -. ~.
Childress captured this prize. u', 80
finale 10 the delightful en- ert9ihnienn., wa" an
an invitation to the dining nan WIZ ~, -
elegant luncheon was served consisting of
N uIted punch strawberries; ahuWltnSs,
ercam aud cut cake. Tn tWll sht 1890 1919, ,
were gathering when ne s hestess Goodbye.
NUssas Nfav and Myltle Mcfarland are
visiting friends In Hampstead; 40. rt,ht
Miss Ihetis rhornhill lett MONDAY "'sA'
MISS sallIe Griffin Of Lyons Is here on
a visit. the guest Of Miss Louise S"ou'yt ,,,,
Miss Nelia Abbott entertained lev
friends al an Interesting card party Mon
day night. H.. hoe te.n
Miss Whltener Of Carmine, who ha as, ~, IeSn
here on a visit, the guest OF Mrs. hleAe9
Me- retrrned fo her home In Carmine.
Mrs. McKeen Of Houston Is here on
visit the guest Of Mrs. Captain shelby,
Mrs. r. r. L. Wright returned 70 huito''
Mrs, Cook Of Hampstead spent fTihay ID
the city. the guest of Mrs. II. - nc w.
tyre en- route TO Lampasas 10 a'teha tue
Mrs, q. Rouse will leave tonight 20 at
tend the veterans meeting at l.smpAsa,s
Mrs. william r. DIVER and Mrs, r. ",
Wood and Master Earl Dallas leit TINS
morning for San Antonio.
Mrs Abe Harrison Of New YORK, Tor.
zaeuly Of thIs city, who has-peen acre ca
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WHARTON.

The New Century club was delightfully."-
entertained at the Nation hotel Wcdnes-
dav afternoon by Mrs George whitney
Miss Mantle Duncan MS leader guided the
club to pleasant evening with the Lake
school poets. The roll call was answered
with quotations, which proved that Cole
ridge was the general fayorte. A very
able paper, which showed deep research
and profound study on the "Avocations OF
English Women" was read by Mrs Nc
Cnmly. Mrs StauShcrry read charming
biographical sketch of the Samuel T. cole
ridge. At the request of the president, MIS-
Rhodes rendered an exquisite musical gem
Several business matterS were then discuss
cd. The guests Of honor were Mrs. Rhodes
of Marshal aud Mrs. Grace Dcyine Linn.
The club viii meet next Wednesday after
noon at the residence OF Mrs. Il, Aiding.
At the hotel Thursday night u very en-
joyahe soirec was enjoyed by the Young
society people The music was furnished
by the Wharton string band, aud delicious
refreshments were served by the hostess.
The guests from abroad were Mrs. Rhodes
of Marshall, Mr. Vance Duncan ana Miss
lane, j Ewel aud c. Blakoly Of Lane City,
and Mr.. w y. Barbee OF Van Week
Mrs. Rhodes of Marshall and Miss Mantle
Duncan of Egypt spent several days IN
Wharton this week, the guests Of Mrs.
George whitney,
Mrs. R A. Rich and Miss Nellie Hood
left this week for San Antonio whore they
Nill he present at the Battle Of Flowers.
Among the Wharlonltes who Will visit
Dallas next week VIII he Mrs. !. Il. Bolton,
Mrs S Dardcn, Mrs. Val Meriwethcr, Mrs.
W. o. Victor. Mrs. j. W. Roseherry ana
others.
Mrs. Nolt aud daughters. Misses May.
Inez and Irene of Yoakum, arrived in Whpr.
ton this week. They win he quite an addi-
ton to Wharton's society circles,
Miss Ccclc Staley has returned II Whar-
ton after several months soiotrn IN Bay
City.
Mrs. NJ Floyd Inns been quite i'll this
week, but Is now conyalescent.
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WoopVlLLE.

At the Baptist church on last Wednesday
morning M 10 o'clock occurred the marriage
of Miss Minnie Fisher Jones of this place
to Mr.. w. y. Fleming Of Hampton. The
ceremony was performed by Rev W. A.
Jones, father Of the bride, highly respect
ed citizen, who was for many years pastor
Of the Presbyterian church at this place
The church was beautifully decorated with
Southern smilaN, pot plants, ferns and fra.
grant flowers While waiting the arrival
of the bridal party, the audience was en-
Told" by MIR. y. II. Dawson. When the
wedding march was played by Miss Dora
Hyde the attention of the congregation was
directed to the door Leading the bridal
party were two little children dressed in
whte-Kitty Ford and Ruth Cruise, who
were like two fairies, scattering flowers in
the pathway Of the bride. The attending
bridesmaids were Miss Lizzie Cruise with
Dr. h. V. Smith, Miss Eleanor Jones, sister
Of the bride, with Mr.. Charley Fleming.
brother of the groom, aud Miss Mamie
johnson with MIR c. u. Coolsbee. The
ushers were Messrs. Branch Roberts and
Edwin Dawson.
The bride was attred in white organdy,
her dress a creation of loveliness. She
wore a veil. which was held in place BY
orange blossoms In her hand she carried
n bouquet of white roses The maids all
wore white organdy and carried bouquets
Of roses The groom and groomsmen wore
the conventional black. After the ceremony
the bridal party repaired to the residence
Of the brides parents, whore late break
fast was served. After breakfast the bride
donncd n travelling dress OF steel gray We
netian cloth, ana the happy couple left
on the southbound train for Houston ana
other points,
MIR. Branch Roberts returned home last
Sunday from Waco. where he has been at.
tending the Baylor university.
Miss Dora Hyde Of Hyatt came up to he
in attendance nj the Fleming Jones wed.
ding.
Mrs. +. NJ Aldrldge OF Houston Ia visit
ing relatives here this week.
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program under the leadership Of Miss sidia
Prctorius. Mrs. Jerome Haidusek rendered
solo. Captain w. =. Holman was tho
orator Of the day and did himself great
credit The exercises were closed by an
other performance of the home band.
Tho ladies Of the Etario club are very
enthusiastic in the study Of Shakespeare.
aud az present have "rhe Merchant OF
venice under consideration,
The La Grange chapter United Daugh-
tcrs OF the Confederacy. contemplate Civ
ing dinner tn the Veterans who havs
their reunion here MAY & and T. and az
this meeting will perfect their arrange
lnents. For this reason a fun attendance
Is desired
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tyler. Mrs weathcrby Of GiddinEs, Mrs,
barney Fem and Mrs. Grace Murphy OF
Uculson are recent arrival here.
Mrs. g. r. Holmes aud children are visit
ing In Aiysrado
Mrs W. II BoykIn ana mother have re.
turned 30 Dallas,
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CROCKETT.

Mrs. Robert Kent aud daughter are vis.
fling AZ Herman.
Mrs, Erie Lane Of oakwcods was VISIT
ing Mrs. Ed Parker here this week.
Miss wTlle winfree Or 0ekhurst visited
here this week,
Misses Pendleton, daughters u Hon.
genrre C. peadieton. have been the guests
81 the Misses Adams, but have tcturn4&
"a tksir hama Al xxRplA
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&c Miss Marguerite. also Nsx,.. ,...
'eit today for Houston Vi M'hNr
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CALVERT

one Of the Drsstisst church weddings
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-24
GOT AWAY IN TIME.
Ringlings Show Given in Topeka
Under Difficulties.

An example of what may be accomp-
lished by men trained for a particular
kind of work and by having the work
systematized, was given in Topeka
when Ringlings' circus arrived here
four hours late, and gave the two reg
ular performances under unfavorable
circumstances.
Despite the fact that it was nearly
time for the evening performance to
begin when the afternoon performance
was over, no one grumbled. Everyone
realized the odds against which the
circus people worked, eand were satisfied
to wait as long as was necessary, know
ing that it would be no longer than was
absolutely necessary.
Ringlings showed in Kansas City
Monday, and on account Of having to
haul the circus wagons across the city
in the mud were unable to get here on
time.
Because of this delay it was O'Clock
before the parade was given. 1t was
o'clock when the big show was start
ed and it was after o'clock when the
last of the Roman chariot races was
driven, but not a feature was omitted
or abbreviated.
The rains did not deter the country
people and the Indians from the feSeI-
walton from cor ing to the circus. The
afternoon perfO1 nance was to probably
four thousand people, and the evening
performance to about six thousand.
The country people waited all day on
the streets for the parade. The crowd
at night was large but small in the
afternoon
One of the big features of the Ring
lings' circus is the two troupes of per-
forming seals. The performance was
nothing short of the wonderful.
The famous Nelson family. who are
featured as the strongest team of ac-
robats are we'll known in Topeka. Their
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-24
Bondholders Want Their Money.

London, Sept 24.-The bondho1ders of
the CordOva and Santa Fe (Argentina)
municipal loans have appealed to the
president of the Argentine Republic.
Gen. Roca, through the British foreign
office to bring pressure to bear on the
defaulting municipalities. in order to
compel them for the sake of the ma
tional credit to pay up the interest due
on the loans. now in arrears since 1891.
The bondholders memorial has at
least the tacit support of the British
government, as it was presented to the
Argentine president through the British
legation at Buenos Ayres September II.
The sigma tories who represent capital
of $12O, OOO, O0O include the United States
and South American Investment Trust
company and the United States deben-
ture corporation
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Coal in OTTAWA County.

Minneapolis, Sept. PA vein Of coal
Ottawa county which appears to prom
Use something worth while. It opens on
small run. where water has washed
down the surrounding rock and though
it is very narrow. the surface widens
pies of the coal show a hard polished
surface, clean to the touch and very
like the camel coal commonly used.
Embodied in the coal. and in much of
the surrounding rock bed. there Is a
mineral deposit which looks much like
gold but which in fact is iron pyrites.