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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-25

Des Mones, March 25.-Mrs. Dorothy
Harvey, residing in Lake Park, this city,
claims to be one of the alleged Is wives
OF Christian Nelson, who is now under
arrest at St. Joseph on a charge of big
amy Nelson wooed and won her just
year ago. She was n widow 40 years old.
She says Nelson represented 10 her that
he was a wealthy horseman and desired
TO take her TO his big stock farm in the
East. To accommodate him she sold her
home, worth $4,000, for half this sum and
entrusted the money to him. IL Is said
he departed ostensibly TO buy span of
horses and was never again heard from.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-25
TO CURE a coLo IN ONE oAv.

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money IL IL falls
10 cure. II. w Groves signature ~
on each box. 25c. /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-25
IS WIVES.
Nelson, Arrested in Texas, Is
Brought to Missouri.

St Joseph, Mo-, March 25.--Christian c.
Nelson. railroad contractor and horse
man. alleged to have 13 wives, is in jail
here on the charge of polygamy, having
just been brought I'm from San Antonio,
Tex, where he was arrested few days
ago.
Nelson will be tried in st. Joseph be-
cause one OF tho women. most active In
his prosecution was married TO him In
this city last September. This bride was
Mrs. Mary A. Parker, Of Plattsburg. Mo.
Nelson admits having three wives, but
says the other ten are myths. lie Is said
TO be wanted for bgamy In Chicago. San
Francisco Des Moines, New York. StPaul,
Sumter. 8. c., and Conway, Ark. His
preliminary trial will be held here be-
fore the same justice of the peace who
solemnized his marriage with Mrs. Park
er i'm September
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-25
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES.
LONG ISLAND WOODS ON FIRE

.Ex-dssdend.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-25

dividend.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
Many Gifts Sent TO White House in
Honor Of Sixteenth Anniversary Of
Marriage Of President and Mrs.
ROOSeUeH.

those present were Nr. and Mrs. Charles
Horton Nr. and Mrs. Henry getz. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank RUPERT. Mr.. and Mrs.
w.. H. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. w. ireland.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Mt. and Mrs. Ben
Loore. Mrs. Culugan. Miss Florrine
RUPERT. Mrs. Barbara Lyons. Miss T..
Johnson, Miss Edna Miller. Miss May
Burns. Miss Susie Dawson. Miss Mabel
Thrift. Miss Ida Loore. Miss Florence
Getz, Daniel Ritterbusch, George Vaughn,
Harry Berdeu, and Edward Thrift
The wedding or Miss Anna Marshall
Hays. daughter OF Mrs. Lodiaka Hays.
and Frank Cary Bliss will take place
This evening ar O'Clock at All Souls
Church The Rev. Ulysses G.. b. Pierce.
pastor OF the church. Will uTciatc. as
sisted by the Rev. Emerson W. Bliss.
father Of the groom. Mrs. Louis H.
stabler viii be matron Of honor. Louis
Denton Bliss will act as best man. The
ushcrs viii be Dr Frank A. Swartwout,
Richmond r. Bingham. Louis II. stabIer.
and Dr. ID. z. Buckingham Mr.. ana Mrs.
Bliss viii De az home after January 75
AT 1922 Z Street northwest.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Last week the hoir presumpuvc'a
brother. Archauke Otto. acted I'm Ike
manner. He spent a whole day at Bel
grade. had luncheon al one hotel. and
dinner az another and drove all about
the town without paying the slightest
attention 20 either King Alexander OF
Queen Uraga.
Anronts such aE these we're placed
10y certain uIra-CathoIic members o.
royalty upon the late King uumacrt.
and they visited Rome and were received
In solemn audience by the Pope with
out paying any attention TO the QulrinaI
But none OF the members OF the reign
ing houses of Europe has veutured 20
subject the Italian court to any such
sllgh, since the present king ascendcd
the throne.
During the presidency OF Papa
Grcyy several foreign queens came 20
Paris without thinking Il necessary 20
recognize the existence either OF the
chief magistrate or Of his wife. who.
fl is true, had been his cook.
AARQJ lsE DE FONTENOY.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
The Presidents Household.

Today marks the sixteenth auniyer-
sary Of the Presidents and Mrs. Roose-
velt's wedding. which was celebrated in
St. Georges Church, Hanover Square
London. December 2. 1856. by Mrs.
Roosevelts cousin. Canon GuthoridEo-
There viii be no public celebration oi
the anniversary and no gifts are looked
for except from the members OF the fam
ily many OF whom have already attested
their friendship by offerings OF flowers
and more substantial gifts.
Mrs. Roosevelt went FOR a drive this
morning. At luncheon she entertained
Miss Jane Adams. Of Hull House. Chi
cogo, in whose work both she and the
President take q deep interest This
afternoon Mrs. Roosevelt viii receive "a
number Of her personal friends and sew
eral of the Presidents intimates viii
dine at the White House tbis evening.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

No greater sort can De placed upon
the head OF a nation than for the mem
Der OF some foreisn reiguing house TO
visit his capital without houuriug him
with a call Twice has this ludignlty
been placed, perhaps dcsCrycdly. upon
the King o. Seryia- Some time ago, the
Austrian heir apparent spent a day at
Belgrade without taking the slightest
notice OF King Alexander.
The latter. learning Of the presence
OF The arcAduke within his walls. sent
dignitarIes after him. Inviting him to-
the palace. But Francis Ferdinand man
aged 10 avoid them. and the good people
OF Belgrade were treated 90 the spectacle
OF Scrvian dignitarics in respIendeut uni
forms hunting in iulI cry after the arch
duke. and he. obviously. endeavorine
to escape from them. which Ee succeed
ed In doing. they reaching the wharf
just as the steamer on which he was q
passenger had cast on
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

The reason for this Is that the posi-
tion Of an ambassador and also that Of
his wife in foreign capital IS always
one OF extreme dcliCEcy. They are re-
oeiyed by the omciaI world and by So
ciety with cordiallty. and. before long.
are generally admitted 20 The intimacy
or the various political factions. People
eventually talk unroservedIy before
them. treat them. IN fact. as houorei
guests. whom 90 would be an insult to-
conceive as likely to take advantage for
political purposes OF the intimacy 10
which hey are admitted.
Both tho envoy and his wife have.
therefore. 10 End the way OF servIDg
their own country in an Efficient man
nor without botraying tbc confidence
which has been reDosed iu them by thsfr
hosts. or without abusing the hospitality
or The latter.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

The marriage Of Richard d. Bate and
Miss Belle Burns took place at the par
sonage OF the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church on October 27. The ceremony
was performed BY me Rev. J. W. T.
Mcneil The bride wore a gown o.
cream voile and silk and a large white
beaver hat. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacob
sen attended the bride. and little Frances
Jacobsen was maid OF honor. Mrs
Jacobsen wore a becoming frock OF black
and white silk with a picture hat Of
black velvet trimmed with plumes
Frances Jacobsen's costume was Of
cream silk with red sash.
After the ceremony a reception was
held az the home which Mr. Bate had
prepared to receive his bride. Among
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
IN THE COURTS AND CAPITALS OF THE OLD WORLD D
The Care Modern Powers Selecting Diplomatic
Anla iEnrchLAn nsli Aarrts 81 Ii aLL-dznt tNaann

It is no mere perfuactory formality
that takes place when "a government.
prior % Officially appointing an envoy.
inquiries % the power TO which he 81 TO
be accredited whether the nomination
would be agreeable TO It. for, especially
in the capitals o. monarchicaI Europe.
the character and auteCedcnts OF both
the envoy and his wife are subjected 20
Searching scrutiny before the answer is
given that the appointment is agree
able"
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard Earle,
114 Walnut Street, will give a tea to-
morrow afternoon. to introduce th,ir
daughter, Miss Catharine Ann Earle.
The following viii assist I'm re-
ceiyiuC. Miss Edith Townsend, Miss May
HOtsou, Miss Tanna Dixon, Miss agnes
Almy. Miss Amanda Jenrics. Miss Jose
phiae Mather. Miss Louise Townsend.
Mrs Roberl f Strawbridge. and Mrs.
Charles c. Snowden. A supper and
theater party viii follow.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
Weddings

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Roome announce
that ;he marriage OF their daughter.
May Hampton, 20 Clinton yelling Suer.
will take place December q. al the family
residence, 1877 Kenesaw Avenue. The
wedding wiz be q quiet one and no cards
have been sent out
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
Among the Diplomats.

Dr. Won Hollebeu. the German ambas-
sador. entertained at luncheon yestcr-
day IN honor Of NJ Camb0n. The ann
bassadOr's guests included the members
of his staf and Major vi-nal. Lieutenant
Commander de Faramoud De Lafaj0Ic.
Mr. Hermite. Mr.. Aygnesparsse. and
Jules Boeufve.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
Gossip From Gotham.

Mr. ana Mrs. Norman 8. Walker. ST.,
and the Misses Walker. have arranged to
pass the winter months IN Washington,
where they have taken house.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

A reception by the Penn Club. in
honor OF the Right Rev. Alexander
Mackay-Smith. bishop coadIutor OF
Pennsylvania. will take place On Thurs
day at the cIlbrooms. Eighth and To-
Gust Streets.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

10 the newly appointed French ambasea-
doris I'm those two capitals. In each In
stance the new app0iHtce rs a bourgeois.
who SIS taking the place OF q noble
The Marquis de- N1auIas. tho late
French ambassador 20 the court OF the
Kaiser, is able 10 trace his descent from
the Cru5adcs. although 10 ls true chat hts
wife, now dead. was the wife OF petty
Jewish tailor al Moscow. of the name OF
Lachmau, She. as Wcu as her husband.
viii be remembered ar Waehingto..
The late French amlas alo7 at ST.
Petersburg was likewise marquis
namely the Marquis dc MoutebeIlo. His
grandfather. the FIRST Duke OF Monte
bello, was, however. the son Of a stable
man Of village iun. while the AarqlIso
dc MOHJobeIlO is the daughter and heir
ess Of the owner ot one Of he cheap dry
goods stores az Paris. still. Monsieur
and Madame De NontebaIIo are titled.
and, g. they DO not possess bona GIe
blue blood. they az any rate made 10
ST. Petersburg very good prsteusc OF
having it auI pu, on $50 much "s.da"
and hauteur that they Impressed people
at ST. Petersburg. who are rather at
sea about French mobility. WIN "a belief
that they were fuH-fcIrpd a-istocrals.
10 SIS pheasant TO bC able 90 say that
the United States Government is now
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
Notes

Miss Ffoulko presented her sister,
Miss GweudoIinc Ftoulke. at a tea yes
terdsy afternoon. her mother being at
T present absent in California. Miss
I Ffoulkc was assisted by her aunt, Miss
Eleanor Ffoulke. The dcbUtautc wore a
I frock Of white null and carried a bou-
/ QUet OF roses and orchids. Miss Ffoulke's
costume was a pale blue silk trimmed
with cream COlOrod lace. Miss Eleanor
Ffoulke's toilet was of rich black lace.
The reception was held ln the tapestry
/ gallery Miss Ffoulke was assisted in
I smith. OF Philadelphia. her au-t Mrs
( a. Livingston Mason. of Newport and
/ Mrs. j. Lowrlc Bell. Miss Pansy Bloom
I cr. Miss Carolyn Huff. Miss Florence
Field. Miss Elsie Seymour. Miss Jean
/ LoriuE. Miss sally Schroeder. Miss Diane
Morgan Hill. Miss Carolyn PosteIthwuito.
and Miss CaroIin Boreing. Of Virginia.
/ the guest Of Miss FfouIke The house
was handsomely decorated with palms
and yellow chrysanthcmums.
I Miss Edith Blair and Miss Eleanor
Mccormick. OF Chicago, are visiting Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page and win assist at
/ the coming-out tea OF Miss Florence
Field Thursday afternoon.
Senator Penrose Of Pennsylvania has
taken apartments at the New Willard.
Mrs William Edwards. who has been
visiting friends in Cleveland, returned
home the latter part OF last week
Mrs. Thomas Walsh expects today
the Princess Porgia Suasa. Of Rome. and
Madam de Talleyrand. Of Paris. who will
remain with her for several weeks. Both
the Princess Suasa and Madam de Tai
lCyTaud are American born. Princesss
Suasa Is one Of the most agreeable and
popular OF the titled women IN Rome
and Madam dc Talleyraud is a favorlte
both with the American colony in Paris
and the old French nobility.
Mrs Walsh VIII give dinner in honor
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

The third meeting Of the Card Club.
at the residence Of Mrs. Russell Tucker.
2217 De LaHCey Place, viii take place
on Thursday.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

This is a task Of more than ordinary
difficulty. and one. perhaps. easier '6r
men and women OF birth aud breeding
than for people who do not enjoy those
advantages.
In m0lareh'cal couc;-ics. where there
Is both "a court and an aristocrocy. tine
one and The other unjustly in many In
stances. assuucs that the distinction be-
twe-a the du,y TO oue's country and he
duty TO ones hosts is matter o. such
dcliclcy that 10 is impossible 90 expect
its proper appreciation save hy mem
bers Of noble houses. titled OF untitled
They argue. with the prejudice Of -heir
caste. that no one who does not form q
part thereof can strike the mean be-
tween a Spy and a 0gurehead.
That De- ,.Ir,- errfot- bofh rf 81 Uafore-
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

sydney Waterlov Of the British en-
bassy, and his bride. who arrived from
Europe on the Cau.pagnia. are expected
at the embassy this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr. and Mrs. II. Mckay TwcuJly,
who have opened their town house. CSl
Fifth Avenue, VIII return to FIorham.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
Society in Philadelphia.

Mrs. Edward s. Sayrcs. Of Haverford,
viii give q luncheon at the Acorn Clut
Thursday, December II. in honor OF her
daughter. Miss Linda Lewis Sayres.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Harrison sailed
Saturday for Europe. They will spend
the greater part Of the winter in Cairo
and Egypt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement stocker Phillips
VIII give a tea this afternoon to intro
duce their daughter. Miss Phoebe Caro-
line Phillips.
Baron staniIIs de ToepIitz is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Florence Fox
Mt and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensse-
laer Will give an elaborate ball in honor
OF their daughter, Miss Mae Fell, on
December 80. at Horticultural Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Evans r. Dick will give
a bal, this winter In honor Of Miss
Caroline latham Welsh and their
daughter. Miss l. Mildred Dick
one OF the prettlest debutante func-
uons OF the season was the tea given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John
Sruthers at her town house, 2102 Chest
nut Street. 10 formally present @ society
her daughter. Miss Armitage sruthers.
The cotillon 10 be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Cralge Lippincott on the evening
Of December 1s. in honor OF their
daughter Miss Constance LIDpincott. Is
limited 20 the younger set. and will De
given In tho foyer Of horticultural Hal
The annual smoker Of the Mask AMI
Wig Club O. the University OF Pcausyi-
vania 20 the members OF the varsity
football team and also the Army and
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

The French ambassador was enter
tanned az an informal dinner by the
British ambassador last night Miss
Roosevelt. daughter Of the President.
WAS one Of the guests.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Miss Emma Schubert will receive on
Thursday from 4 until 6 o'clock, at the
Warwick
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

WhIIa The United States Government
exercises scrutiny with regard to the
nomination OF foreign ENJOYS to this
country. fl exercises none iu the matter
OF the personnel of the stats of the varI-
Gus missions. The Government relies
upon the foreign ambassadors and min
listers, and counts upon them -o accept
as secretaries and attaches OF their mis-
sion only men for whose moral eharac-
te-, social status. antccedonts and DO
nestle relations they can themselves
v1uch
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Senior Don ChristoIero Cauesaco. who
ass recently appointed second secretary
u toe Mexican embassy. has arrived at
his post
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

considered worthy Of presentation at
their own courts, and who were. in con-
sequence, excluded from the great world
of the capitals Of their native land. To
word. Washington has ceased 20 be the
Botany Bay OF Old World diplomacy.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

ton than in days gone Dy, and GIIs It IN a
manner worthy Of his country.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

their country homo az Madison. n. j..
for Christmas
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bates. OF North
Nineteenth street. announces the en-
gaEcmout cs their daughter, Viola. to
Walter ~ Clement
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
LOCAL MENTION.

Hot Tamales and Chilli Con Came
at the Ranch. 7o7 2 50. mss. Phone z. SIGN
Money to Loan on Real Estate,
&, AZ. o pcr CT. Casah Bros, 1926 ". Y. ave.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

LaIaliYe EroHo-QlI-insG%z
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Miss Eva Collins. assisted by Miss
Carroll. entertained the members Of her
club Thursday at her home. 705 Irving
Street northwest The dancing and
games were enjoyed until a late hour.
after which refreshments we're served.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mrs. Peri, Dulles. Miss Harriet WIN
slow Dulles AID Miss Sophia Dulles, VIII
give tea tomorrow afternoon from
until 7 o'clock,
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

In fact. there has been O distinct inn
proycmeut an around. which those can
best appreciate who remember the
Washington o. former days.
It is chicago which ia partly que to
tha increased power and grandeur Of the
United States. and The anxiety OF foreign
nations 90 remain on good terms with
this Government IL De- also due TO the
Increased vigilance OF the State Depart
mCnt. and, lastly, in measure. to The
Infinitely greater care exercised at
Washington in the selection OF the mou
sent 90 reD-C-cnt the United States
abroad. whore the American ambassador
now holds an UNNECESSARILY higher posi-
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

The FIRST Of the series OF four sub
scription musicaIes arranged by Miss
Balch. Mrs. W II. II. Robinson and
Miss z. J.. Hutchinson. viii take place
iu The Foyer OF horticultural Hall on
Monday morning, December 10. The
artists viii De Anton Won Booy. Miss
Maud NacCarthy, the young Irish violin
.st. and Miss Augusta Zuckerman. with
Ellis CLARK Hammsnn at the piano. Miss
FRITZ scheG viii be one Of the artists
appearing 90 the sesond musicale.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mrs Edward S. Sayres. OF Haverford,
VIII give luncheon az the Acorn Club
Thursday December IL. in honor OF her
daughter. Miss Linda Lewis Sayres.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs Clement Stocker Phillips
VIII give q tea this afternoon to intro
duce their daughter, Miss Phoebe Caro-
line Phillips.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr. and Mrs Thomas Harrison sailed
Saturday for Europe. They will spend
the greater part Of the winter iu Cairo
and Egypt
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

That is why society, both at ST. Peters
burg and at Berlin. Is taking exception
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Baron Stauills de Tocplitz is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Florence Fox.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensse-
laer viii give an elaborate ball in honor
Of their daughter, Miss Mae Fell, on
December 80. at Horticultural Hall
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Miss Edith Blair and Miss Eleanor
Mccormick. OF Chicago. are visiting Mrs.
Thomas Nelson Page and viii assist at
The coming-out tea OF Miss Florence
Field Thursday afternoon.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs Earl b. Putnam viii
give "a tea Monday. December S. TO in
troduce their daughter, Miss Amelian
Tower Putnam.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
BaltIn7O1e Season Opens Viii londay
Gern1an--Ne10 York ReceiUeS Eng
HSh GUeStS---NoteS From Social
Cente1S.

Navy undergraduates was held on Sat
urduy evening In the clubhouse. A spe-
cial stage production was given. en-
titled. The Letter Perfect: an Epic
Dream OF q Dress Rehearsal and billed
as a furious fusilladc Of froucsomo IA
naticisms by a few foolish freaks" The
cast included Messrs. Ernst Kelly. Dee
han. McMichael, Marlett, Calvert. Bar
tie. and Morgan. FoHowin.; the per
formance a banquet was serred in the
grill-room and brief speeches were made
by Coach Williams. Captain Gardiner.
Captain-eleot Motzgar. and other mem
bers Of the football eleven.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mr. and Mrs Evans r. Dick will give
a bail this winter in honor Of Miss
Caroline latham Welsh and their
daughter Miss !. Mildred Dick.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Senator Penrose Of Pennsylvania has
taken apartments at the New Willard.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

The annual smoker Of the Mask AMI
Wig Club os the University OF Pcansyl-
'anIa 70 the members Of the varsity
football team and also the Army and
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Mrs William Edwards. who has been
visiting friends In Cleveland. returned
home the latter part OF llsr week.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-06-20
Richmond County.
FARNHAi.

On Sunday evening jane 8th, 1902
at his late residence near En- merton,
Sir. Geo. ID. Northen a.ed With can.
Ger after many years o intense suf
fering. The interment took place
Tuesday p. N. Revs. Richard Ed
ward and N. A. Psge conducted the
funeral services.
Marquis Oldham ana Robert Book
er, of this county, ! lld Qates of Will
liam and Mary COLES e, left this
week for Richmond . stand exami-
nation before the S. Medical Ex-
aiming Board.
We note with pI.asure the APP
pointment to West Point Military
Academy of our yo' q ccuntyman,
Fred Downing. His a.scrity, coupled
with finished course at the V. M.
l., gives promise of his taking a
high stand at Uncle Sans school
for fighters. Fred has been selected
to deliver the valedictory at the v.
Nj. /. or the last day, June 25th.
The tenth term of Farnham Acad-
envy closed on last Friday. The at
tendance has been good the present
term.
Richard Davis is having large
storehouse built at his home, Earn
ham House" and will begin business
in the near future.
Work on the new bank at War
saw, after ao interruption of several
weeks, we leasn has been resumed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-06-20
PEARLS FROM THE SHELLS.

Mrs. w. G. nbrough aud daugh-
ter, Of Richmond county, who have been
the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. II. Knox
have returned .-Fredericks5uro
Free Lance.
Mr.. II. 4. Wise Kellam arrived here
from Urbanna Wednesday aud has
secured Que of the rooms in the town
hall, where he has opened a shoemaker's
shop. Patronize him. The
many friends of Mr.. A. Randolph
Howard, of Fredericksburg, were pleased
to see him here On Tuesday. Mr.. How
ard came TO be present at the meeting of
the New Telephone Company, of which
he is one of the officers. That
genial gentleman, and wide-wake news
paper man, Mr.. Charles Stengle, of the
Fredericksburg Free Lance, was pleas
ant caller at our Office on Tuesday. He
is one of the members of the Rappahan-
mock Telephone Company recently or
gained for the extension of the line
from this place to Fredericksburg
through the upper counties ofthe South
side. Mr.. a. A. Cralle has
just received as a present from his father
handsome horse and brand new"
buggy. Mr.. Cralle is not unappreciative
of good thing. and, with his boat and
his horse and buggy, he is in a position
to enjoy some of life's luxuries. TaDpa.
hammock Democrat.