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Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Davis sells drugs.
Etockert sells carpets and rugs
Metz beer at N~eumayers hoteL
wollman, scientific optician. A9 sway.
Miss Anna II. Moore left for New YORK
last evening.
For sale, fresh Holstein COW. inquire a'
us Fourth street.
New novelties in picture frames. c. Il.
Alexander & Co., 333 Broadway.
Harmony chapter, Order OF Eastern STAR
will meet in Masonic hall tonight.
J.. c.. & w. Woodward, architects, room
3 Everett block, Council Bluns, Ia
Missouri oak body wood. $50 Sord. VII
dam WEIGH. % N. Main street. Tel Ia
]. 7, Janning Is home from Ration. N. NJ,
on a visit to his family at lbs Seventh
avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Myron C. waddell will
leave today on a visit TO Mr.. Wadoeiis
City Engineer Etnyre arrived home yes
terday from his trip to Cuba, where he
went in company with Peter Jensen.
Mrs, Mary simpson Of Ayoca was tenn
pital yesterday by the Commissioners for
the Insane.
The women Of Trinity Methodist church
will celebrate W~ashlngton's birthday FRI
day evening with patriotic recitations and
music in the church.
The junior class Of the High school or
ganlzed yesterday with these officers:
President, Hugh Silcott; vice president,
Vera Wheeler; secretary. Margaret Wright;
treasurer Ralph hobertSon.
The case against John Murphy, charged
Sgith breaking into Pat Gunnoude's barn
Sunday night, was partially heard IN police
court yesterday and continued until this
morning for further witnesses.
Articles of Incorporation of the Schmidt
department store of Avoca, Ia, were filed
for record yesterday. The incorporation
are Charles Schmidt, Charles m tr.,
and Ed Schmidt. The capital stock Is SO,-
900.
oren r. Smith, 15-year-old son of Mr.. and
in Denver, was buried yesterday afternoon
In Walnut Hill cemetery. Rev. j. w. Cal
fee, pastor of Broadway Methodist church,
conducted services.
Miss Fenner, who will have charge of the
Benz company's millinery department, has
arrived in the city from her. shopping ex-
petition TO the eastern markets, and eX-
first of the coming week.
The Omaha Brewing association has
ought the property at the northeast cor
ner of Ninth avenue and Main street, OPP
posite the location of the Great Westerns
passenger depot, and is having plans drawn
Tor a block IL will erect this spring.
Charles Crump, colored, was arrested last
night, charged with beating a white woman
with whom he lived on Broadway. The
white woman has a young daughter living
with her and charges made to the authori-
ties will be Investigated by the police.
A ~saloonkeeper named Wise of Onawa,
Ia, sought the assistance of the police last
evening to arrest his wife, whom he ac-
cused of running away with another man.
too late, as II was learned the woman had
left the city on a Union Pacific train for
the west. II was not ascertained whether
q mar accompanied her.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
ReaI Estate Transfers.

These transfers we're filed yesterday In
the abstract. title and loan ONCE Of j. w.
Squire, I01 Pearl street:
Adam Ring and wife to Andrew II.
Ring. swh SEA and SEX swh 1915
same to George T. Ring, sen SEX is
Henry r. Gray and wife to Christ
Lieb, MI ma sek and So OF nwk
SEX and MI swh SEA 1-75-43, W. d.. $500
William s. Agnew ct al to Smith G.
Agnew, eh swk 23-77-3S, q. C. d.. 1,O47
Mary NJ. Johnson to Ella True Con-
neF, lot II, block 2, Avoca. W. d., $50
Joseph A. Ram to Fenton K. Ran, nn
va, nwk swh and SEX swh. and
nek swh OF 1-TS-44; lots IL, IS and 10,
block II. and lot s, block 5, Pierce's
Charles o.. Davis and wife to Lydia j.
and Z. M. Sage, lot 8 and ek lot 4,
block II, Highland Place add, W. d.. S5
J. w. Brindley and wife TO Henry
Xollstedt, s 40 feet lots "a and e,
mans ada 10 Walnut W. d'..!'.ii. $50
u. H. White and wife to Adelaide V.
Westcott. lot 3, block 2. Turley &
Whites subdiv in Jackson's add,
Hannah NJ. Graybiii ct al to s. F. and
Zenas Graybil1, Ell swA and 06 acre
in SEX swA and 0.3 acre In swk
nwA and ILL acres in nwh wi 10 j..
Cora y. Butler and husband to same.
same land, q. C. ]
Katherine Cook and husband ct al to
came. same land, q. c. d....."......,.
Total. twelve transfers SO, 22S
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-(Special)-Ihe
following western pensions have been
granted;
Issue of February l:
Nebraska: Original. War with Spain
Ben ID. Mckee, Auburn, Sc. Increase, Resto-
ration, Reissue. ~Etc.-Sanford ". Douglas,
Bloomington, SIS; William ]. Collett, oxford,
SO; John Emerson, Dorsey, $40. Original
Widows, Etc.-Martha Monahan. Grand
Iowa: original-John McDonough, oska-
loosa, Sc; Thomas G. Brown, Marion, 20;
Samuel l.. G. Rhodes, Davenport, Sl2; John
q. Marshall, Pennington, s.. Increase
Restoration, Reissue, Etc.-Abraham Sells,
Murray, SO; Jacob Smell, Urbana, 81; VIII
liam N. Johnson, M~useatine, s.; Charles w.
Beck. Leon, so; Phillip E Bird oakla1d
s12; William n. Lammey, Des Moines, 70;
Widows. Etc.-Maggie Galligan, Monticello,
A. Linn, Shelby, IS: Nancy A. Justus. Bel
mond, IS; Hannah Bohan Especial accrued
February 81. Carroll. IS. Renewal, Widow
-Marlah Norris, Bloomfield. f2.
South Dakota: Increase, Restoration,
Reissue, Etc.-Willis b. Landon, Egan, 81.
Original Widows. Etc.-Jessie Conner,
Sorth Dakota: Original, War with Spain
John r. Wurth. Larimore, s..
Colorado! OrlRinal-WiIliam j. Dewey
(deceased). Sedalia. s. Increase, Restora-
tion. Reissue, Etc.-John w. Wood. san
Luis, s.: William l.. Profhtt CMexfcan war;,
Walsenburg. 81. Original Widows, Etc
| lane Dewey, Sedalia, IS.
Montana: Increase, Restoration, Reissue
Etc.-Thomas w. Miles (MeXican war;
| Castle, tl2.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Gravel roofing. A. H, Read. 54l Broadway.
Charge of False Pretenses.

Tony Prescott, colored, employed in a
shoeblacking parlor, was arrested yester-
day afternoon, charged with obtaining
money under false ppetenses. His arrest
was at the instance Of the officers Of the
Colored club. II is alleged that Prescott
solicited and received subscriptions AMOUNT
Ing to $3.50 to buy q suit Of clothes for
Cam Fayne. who died In St. Demands hos
pital Monday, and that he applied the money
to his own use. Prescott asserts that he
turned the money over to the undertaken,
but the latter denies It. The officers Of the
Colored club. who had the subscription in
charge. state that Prescott was not au-
thorized to solicit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Demur 20 city Ordinance.

John Dunn, Steve Dunn and Thomas
Skinner. jr. expressmen, arrested on a
charge OF standing their drays in front OF
a building without first securing the per
mission Of the occupant. filed a demurrer
to the city ordinance yesterday In police
court and their hearing was continued until
today. The complaint was filed against
them by S. A. Pierce, occupant OF the store
at the southeast corner Of Main street and
Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
NOT LOOKING FOR M'GoVERN
Young Corbetts Says He
VIII Not Meet Terry's
Manager.

TOLEDO, o.. Feb. 1s.-John Corbett,
Toledo, denies that he will meet McGov-
ern's manager to arrange a match between
the latter and Young Corbett. He says
club of Denver to have Young Corbett
meet a ~12e-pound man to be selected by
the club before tina organization in May
and has obligated himself to make no other
matches before that event takes place.
Manager Corbett believes that the Colorado
club will select either Benny Yanger or KID
Broad as Young Corbett's opponent.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20

braska: Colonel II. J. Dowd. department
commander Of Missouri, and Brigadier GEN
eral NJ. Newman, Des Moines. II Is ex-
pected that there will be a large gathering
Of the Odd Fellows at this meeting.
settlement Of Manning Estate.
Judge vermillion has Just approved a
partial settlement Of the estate OF the late
Edwin Manning OF Keasauqua, one Of the
pioneer merchants Of Iowa. The settlement
gives to Mrs. Mamie B. Manning. widow Of
the deceased, all Of the real estate in Van
Buren, county, which was appraised at
1l47, $50. The other heirs, children and
grandchildren, received real estate outside
Of Van Buren, county. which in some in
stances includes personal property TO equal
ize the allotments, to the amount Of S36,SI0
each. The heirs receiving this amount
each are: Anna G. Manning. Calvin Man
ming, William S. Manning, Stanley w. Man
ming, Kate NJ. PARROT. Craig /. Manning,
Hollis B. Manning and Bates NJ. Manning,
the last two being grandchildren. On the
theory OF equaliZing the shares In the fore
going division. about $751; 900 worth OF per-
sonal property was used. There yet re-
mains in the neighborhood of $500. 900 Of
personal property to be divided. The total
estate, according to the appraieement made
by the referees, and counting in the re-
naming $780, 900 Of personal property yet
to be apportioned. amounts to s742,44o.
Bennett Elected oIoneI.
Major E. R. Bennett Of Des Moines. city
clerk, has been elected lieutenant colonel
Of the Fffty-irst Iowa regiment after a
spirited contest with Major w, c. Mentzer
OF Knoxville, by a vote OF 1856 to 149.
The following is the vote for lieutenant
colonel by companies:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Plumbing and heating. Bizby q Son.


Colonel Hannah and the MayOraIty.
Colonel Charles R. Hannah. late president
Of the First National bank, is again promi-
nently mentioned in connection with the
republican nomination for mayor. When
his name was first suggested Colonel Han
nan denied having any ambitions in that
direction. but his friends have In the last
few days been actively urging him to come
out as a candidate. Those on the inside
say II is likely Colonel Humans name will
come before the convention and that il
rendered the nomination he will not refuse
Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
F0SS is STILL CHAMPION
Defeats Norris in Final Billiard
Match at Amateur Tour
nament.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-W. p. Foss sue
cessfully defended his title of amateur bill
Hard champion of America in his match
but now of the Knickerbocker Athletic club
of this city, tonight Both men are mem
where the game was played. The condi-
lions were 800 points up, fourteen Inch balk
line. two shots In, and by defeating Norris.
tournament, Foss now owns the champion
ship trophy, having won II three years.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. tslsphons $50.
Bridal Certiaeate Reeuned.

Mary Hetherington and Isaac Walters
were married in Council Bluffs April s,
1884, and in some manner the marriage
certificate was made out in the names Of
Mary Hofington and Jacob Walters. The
faulty certificate has prevented Mrs. Wal
tiers, her husband having died, from secur-
ing a government pension as the widow Of
an old soldier. She applied to the district
court yesterday and secured an order to
have the certificate corrected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Omaha Union objects.

Members Of the recently organized musi-
cal union OF this city are much disturbed
over the receipt Of information from head
quarters that they cannot be granted a
charter because the Omaha union claims
jurisdiction over a radius of thirty miles.
state lines not being barred. The members
of the local union will not give up the fight
20 secure q charter and will appeal to the
Federation Of Labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
TripIets Come to Iowa Home.

FORT DODGE. Ia, Feb. ls.-(Special.)-
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Anterior Of Kalo, u
small town near this city. enjoy the prouc
distinction OF being the parents OF triplets
Three lusty babies. two boys and a girl.
opened their eyes on this world on Mon
day night and at last reports mother anC
children were doing we'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
WESTERN PACKING STATISTICS
Marketing of Hogs Continues Liberal
and Omaha's Gains Are
Large.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1~9.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Price Current reports a con-
tinuance of liberal marketing of hogs. The
total western packing is sos 900. compared
with $685. 600 the preceding week and 625, 900
the corresponding week last year. Since No
vember 1 the total is $3.50, 900, against
1855, 900 a year ago. Prominent places
compare as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
BIa Fund for Library.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Mrs Mary .Ryle Of
used without condition by the city for the
purposes of a public library. The library
building, with It's contents, was burned In
the great fire.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Vaccination Troubles settled.

Vaccination Troubles settled.
Legal proceedings which threatened to
precipltate a fierce warfare between two Of
the leading schools of medicine in Iowa
were happily terminated this morning at
the suggestion Of Judge Holmes, who, In
the case of Evans against the West Des
Moines School board. pointed the way to a
compromise satisfactory to both the school
board and Mr.. Evans. The compact as
orally agreed upon permits the attend
ance Of all children at school who will bring
with them a certificate Of successful vacci-
nation by incubation within the last two
weeks given by a reputable physician. The
West Des Moines School board shall not as
sumo the premises OF defining the definition
Of incubation and whether the pupil has
been made immune from the smallpox
either by internal application or absorption
Of the virus through an incision in the
arm, admittance must be given. The agree
ment is entirely satisfactory to the home
opaths. who were instrumental in bringing
the suit for the reason 1t prevents the
school board from discriminating between
the two schools Of medicine.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Colorado broker Fats.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Feb. "a
stock broker OF this city. today posted a
notice on the Colorado SPRINGS Mining
unable 70 meet It's Obligations. He was
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
NATIONALS.
McGoYern Knocks QUO ChInaman.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1S.-Hughey McGov-
ern, brother of Terry McGovern, easily de-
the FIRST round at the Blue Grass Athletic
club OF Covington tonight. After nifty sec
onds OF lighting in the first round McGov-
and the Chinaman went down and out
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
waIcott wants a Fight.

BOSTON, Feb. l9.-Joe Walcott today
posted a forfeit OF 1900 and challenged any
WaIcott prefers to meet any pugilist living
for S2,bO0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
SUICIDE Of Demented Man.

MARTINSBURG. Ia. Feb, 19.-fsne"'"
TeIegram.)-Daniel McCreery. a merchant.
committed suicide today BY hanging. He
Was demented.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20

and treasurer Of the Alamano
Gold Minirg company and treasurer Of the
Bostwick Gold Mining companies at Grip
pie Creek, which are involved.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Marriage

Licenses 20 wed were issued yesterday 10
the following persons:
Name and Residence. Age.
John WilIams, Council Bluffs. ..23
Annie O'Neill. Council Bluffs ......."......21
Hugh ]. Bolin, Council Bluffs ..............21
Emma M. Case. Council Bluifs ..........-.H
Sagnoluer II. Dorsey. Omaha. .......,...... SO
Elizabeth A. Robinson. Council Bluffs.....2S
John Eyeberg, Quick. Is
Anna Hanneke, Quick, Ia...................25
A, II. Haney. Council Bluffs ................2 %
Lillian M. CIawson, Omaha ................ rs
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
Bennett. Mentzer.

Captain FINLEY Of Council Bluffs received
the unanimous vote Of the regiment for
major to succeed Major William widener
Of Bedford, resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
No Mansion Necessary.

When Alderman Huber introduced his
amendment requiring the railroad to erect
and maintain a passenger depot in the city
Central. Colonel Saunders jumped to his
feet, and. bringing his hand down on Che
railing, passionately declared that the eOun-
ell need not pass the ordinance, as IL would
never be accepted.
Colonel Saunders outbreak ELECTED the
remark from Alderman Lougee that he OBJ
jected to Mr.. Saunders threatening the
council in that manner, and that the alder
men were doing their best to pass an ordi-
nance which would be suitable to the rail-
road and at the same time preserve the
rights Of the people. He said he considered
Alderman Huber's amendment unreasonable.
as he did not believe the Great Western
would need a passenger station as large
as that Of the Illinois Central, and he was
sure that Il did not intend TO put up a
wOOdshed to do service for a passenger
station. He believed the railroad would
put up a passenger depot the same size as
that OF the Rock Island railroad. Alderman
Huber's amendment was lost. only receiving
the support OF Alderman Hammer.
ROhrer Has Personal Grievance.
NJ. F. Rohrer addressed the council, pro-
testing against the passage OF the ordinance.
Mrs. Rohrer. he stated. owned thirteen
acres OF land. with a frontage OF $40 feet
on South avenue. and the Great Western
had declined to pay him his price for the
entire tract but would condemn for it,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
CIarkaons defeat nationals.


The CIarksons defeated the Nationals on
Lentz & Williams bowling alleys last
pfOht EcOra.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20
PENSIONS FOR WESTERN VETERANS.
War Survivors Remembered by the
General Government.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-(special)-The
following western pensions have been
Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-20

valued Policy Bill.

The valued policy bill in regard to in
surance was presented in the senate by
Brighton. This is the bill which passed
the legislature two years ago and was We
toed. It provides that companies shall pay
he face value Of their policies where losses
occur. Senator Trewin introduced a bill
o provide for commissions to look after
river front property in cities.
P~atriarchs Militant to Meet.
The program has now been completed for
he convention OF the department council Of
be Patriarchs Militant Of Iowa in Marshall
own tomorrow and Friday. There will be
prize drills by various companies from diff
ierent parts Of the state. There will be a
banquet Thursday evening with an address
4 welcome by Mayor L. b.. Jones Of Mar
,halltown and reply by r. l. Ttlton OF Des
MOines. Or Friday there will be an ofhcisi
'eception OF Major General c. NJ. seckner.
apartment commander OF Illinois. Chicago;
lrlgadier General ]. II. Harris. chief OF
rand slres stan. Chicago: Colonel Thee
lore Finn, Chicago; Major Winthrop, Chi
ago; Colonel II. J. suttle. department com
handler Of Wisconsin, Colonel John w
] Nichols. department commander Of Ne
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-25

Main EAR STIFF.
Beautiful WestmoreIand Marriage

Oak Grove, Va Nov. 2lst. 1902.
One of the prettiest weddings that has
been soiemnized in this neighborhood for n
long time took place last night at st. Pc
ter's church, " hen Miss Elizabeth Ruth
Stiff, youngest daughter of Mr.. " w
Stin, of this place. became the bride of
9ir. Greed Wilbur Minear. of Parsons
W va Loving hands had decorated
the church most beautifully with chrv-
santhemums, roses and ported plants
Three arches of flowers extended across
the ehaneel, making it n veritable bower
Oh beauty. The first arch was longer and
higher than the succeeding ones aud wa
OF white brysanthemums-the smaller
arches were of yellow chrvsauthemums
The window at the back of the chancel
was banked with ported plants. and the
chancel itself was beautiful with rareand
fragrant flowers. In the center of the
mldule arch large marriage bell WAS
suspended. Promptly at 6 O'Clock the
orldal party entered the church to the
inspiring strains OF Mendlessohn's we'd
ding march, rendered on the organ nv
Mrs. Willie Whirt. The ushers. Nessrs
George and Henry Tayloe preceded the
maid ofhOnor, Miss Grace Greenlaw. and
then CAME the bride leaning on the arm
OF her father. They were met at the altar
by the bridegroom and his best man. DIR
John Payne Stiff, OF Fredericksburg n
brother OF the bride. where in the most
impressive manner Rev. J. l.. Pribble of
the Methodist church. the brides pastor
performed the solemn marriage ceremo-
my, assisted by Rev. VIM. T.. Latape Din
ring the ceremony the organist PLAYED in
soft, low tones, 20 Promise Me- Al the
conclusion OF the ceremony the bridal
party lett the church in the reverse ord, r
70 which they entered it. the bride and
bridegroom first, the maid of honor ana
best man next, aud the ushers following
The bride was handsomely attired in
WHITE Swiss muslin OF sheery fneness
made entrain, with bridal veil which .yas
caught np with rose buds. aud she car.
rlel "a lovely bouquet of bride roses and
smilax, The maid OF honor. was also AZ.
tired in white and carried chrvsantbe
NUNS. The brides going-away dress is a
handsome blue cloth, tailor made suit
with hat and gloves to match. Immedi
ately alter the ceremony the bridal par.
~ ieft Tor Colonial Beach. where the y
boarded the Potomac river boat for
Washington, where they will spend n
day or two, before visiting other points
alter which they will leave for Horton.
W Va, where they will reside for the
present. The bridal presents are hand
some ana numerous. many being of solid
silver Among the guests from adistance
were Miss Kate Minear. "A sister Of the
groom, DR.. and Mrs Frank Stir and
daughter OF Richmond, aud others
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-25
SCHOOL REPORT.
Good Attendance uraed

Goshen school, No. II, Chancellor
District, Spotsyvania county. for the
month ending Nov. Z, 1902. T. S. Boere
teacher.
Number enrolled, males. 1913. females,
1913, total, Psi. Per cent ofattendance
males, 30, females. $50, total. IS.
The following nine attended every day:
Hartman Dewey, Willie Alsop. Vernard
AlsOp. Eddie McCalley Linwood McCaliey
Luman Thompson, Helena Dewey ,Zeddie
Waller and Blanche Thompson.
Honor roll: Agnes J. Trigg, Julia
Trigg, Ida Pritchett, Blanche Thompson,
Helena Dewey, Charley Graube, c.
DOwner 1alley, and Lee Perry.
Allow me to say a word in regard to
attendance Although the atteHdancei u
nv school has been good, il has not been
what it should be. | think irregular at.
tendance is undoubtedly the greatest
drawback we, as teachers, have TO con.
tend with in our ungraded district
schools. With pupils in regular atten
dance good work can be done, but with
irregular attendance it cannot be done
How then shall we secure better attend
ance2 Fellow teachers, | think this rest
largely with you. Ii you make YOU
school room Il pleasant place for tbs
pupils they will be there. But how, SONS
may ask, can do this? And | aoswer
in many ways. BY your talk your drills
your books. your blackboard, your
songs, your school cards, and by youl
walk and conversation show them that
you are interested in their future as wei
as their present welfare, and. take my
word for il, you will have better atten
dance
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-25
One Minute Couch Cure

Is The only harmless cough cure that gives
quick relief. Cures Coughs. Colds. Group
bronchitis Nhooping Cough. Pneumonia
Asthma. LaGrippe aud all Throat. Chest
aud Lung troubles. | got soaked by
RAIN, says Gertrude +. Fenner. Muncie
Ind and contracted severe cold and
cough: failed rapidly; lost Slbs. Nv
druggist recommended One Minute Cough
Cure. The FIRST bottle brought relief
several cured me. am back to nv old
weight us lbs. One Minute Cough Cure
cuts the phlegm, relieves the cough AT
once, draws outinhamation, cures Group.
Anideal remedy orchildren. d. C. Bow
man.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-25
Death or Mrs.John n James.
Loretto, Va. Nov. 20. 1902

A-VietOo' a., Nov. ~, 1907.
Mrs Bette II. James, the beloved wife
OF John IL. James, OF this place. passed
into rest on Friday evening, Nov. 18th.
She had been patient sufferer for over
six years, all of which time she bore il
with the patience aud fortitude of n
CHRISTIAN woman. She was ready and
willing TO go and only waited for the
summons TO come, which she welcomed
with smile, and crossed over the river
to be with her Savior and await The
coming OF her loved ones she has left he.
hind, TO whom her whole life was deyo-
ted. She leaves a loving husband and
five children, Mrs. ~ r. HAYS. Mr.. A Ii.
and NJ. L. James, of this place. Z. T..
james, oF-Danville, and Harry l.. James.
oil Richmond, Va, 10 mourn their loss.
May God be with them and strength en-
them TO bear their affection. ~.