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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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ps~ssaeee rss tAr"~eh Gsssises.
Albert E,-esberg hSe resiQped bic
po~itioI ~ head eock 1T LsNesa aud
Qose to Cslitosais to join bic tsasily
Gerritt Pancake sent hossse hoa-
day TO Virginia His health wss 50
m"ch isproved thai he eesld go
aiose.
CHttiesaea aud every BODY else viii
rcaeMber the meeting called for next
Friday to discuss the six constita-
tionsl amendments.
Mrs. J n Allen returned from
Lake City Sunday, the firm OF Lstis.cr
aud Allen having discontinued their
store AZ that point
Mrs.. Emerson Carr has moved
into town from the cattle ranch up
Lost canon aud is living with her
usotber Mrs. u. X. Peck.
y. n. HAYNES Of Greeley, has been
attending court this week as repre-
sentative of the Woodmep Of the
World on the W Woods insurance case.
Henry Roth, the Crested Butte
merchant, has been in Gunnison most
of the week attending to court bust
ness, but left Wednesday evening for
the capital city.
Dick bry IN took load Of supplies
to Waanita Tuesday for Fred IA
gelder Who has commenced work ON
the new structure which is TO be
erected there yet this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dole are again
making their home in Gunniscn. Dur
ing the summer his work has been on
the new North Fork branch and Mrs.
Dole has spent the sea ason in Delta.
John Berry hill was hurt last Sat
urdsy at Parlin by having horse on
W which he was riding run into barb
ed ire fence. John was cut in
several places but is getting along all
right.
FoR SALE Room Brick Cottage
hot and cold baths, electric lights
celler, telephone, in fact all modern
improvements. 4 lots, good barn. In
| tirst-class condition. $4,000.
HENRY +. LAkE.
At the Mallin home Monday even
ing pleasant surprise party was
held in honor of Mrs. Bert Hill and
Mrs. John McEwen. About sixteen
friends were presen-. Cards AMI
Refreshments furnished the social side
| OF the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Knapp and
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II, McClung drove
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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ssccs-sfal ksasing trip.
Mrs.. Ael Iser,sg ~e.t to ksos Ie-
willie sunday tor = too Weeks visit
. ith her SISTER Laura neerisx.
A. X. sampIiser. wife asd a.~eAses
of Grand yssctioa visited With hk
brothers at Gaanisos tais week.
When in the civ on business ees
your dinner at the Columbus vss-
taarsst. ;. ;. johnson Prepristos.
Harry saltivSs Msde his 6rss trip
~ = 6remaa Wednesday, sssistisG
Seo. k.esss oh ths S"sso~ s~
branch.
Inportsnt business called =. &.
Boy les To Pueblo "Wednesday esss-
ing. He will be gone until the Arst
OF next week.
j. X, Reed had business tAs;
brought him down from Tin Cup this
week. lie drove in from thst vsstre-
polls OF Taylor Park.
County Superintendent fasHie
Burnett came in from sapinero We'd
sesdsy having inspected the scheoss in
the lower Gnnniso~ valley.
Nr. and Mrs. Austin Dodge of
Ohio City are rejoicing over the
advent OF q son. Mrs. Dodge was
formerly Miss Hattie Aartenis.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID killen Of
Grand junction are happy in the
addition to their home of a little
daughter born last week Monday.
The sngors goat business having
proved unprofitable near Grand
Junction, Mrs. Nancy Il. Irving has
decided to sell her flock aud locate
elsew where Is she says property rights
are not respected by citizens of that
section.
Democratic primaries were held
last night in precinct No. 6, south
Gunnisou and Fraak Anderson, Ferd
Hsgsn, Al. Knoll, and James Young
we're elected delegates. They all favor
the return of Representative Rawalt
it is understood.
Jap Smith and wife, old residents
of Pitkin, drove down from that
place sunday to meet the morning
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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holidAy sssek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-09-26

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hssiss~ ssossss 'sssdy Hsya~s
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Thee. Hsxtss.e aud r. hcnll.sp
l' fItkiI were 10 sews Tuesday.
W x. ksssfres es ksss~@ CITY 10
visitiag sssh c. 7. silis s.ie vseA.
Gee. ksscherser aud ssss VI Nsl-
caa visited relatives IN toss this
Neck.
Mr. b. Norw~s esuss AeSs srsa
tAe sterling mise Friday " Do soss<
shepPsag.
Albert Jesers and . te Uere .
iown fro@ North Beaver yesterday
afternooa
Id Goo.ieuoagh has boea transferred
t0 the Hotchki-- run a. conductor
We may move his family 10 Delta.
t,eo. Miller aud wife passed
throsgh town Yesterday morning op
their way home 10 Crested Butte.
j. w. Carpenter who Is mining in
Cameron in the Tin Cup district was
IN town during the week on business.
GupsisoB eoanty socialists have
placed q ticket in the field II con-
sists Of Wm Raapoe OF Crested Butte
Tor comus1j ssioser aud Rufus ;. Crosby
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
FREE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY coNveNgs
Thirty-fifth Annual Meeting IN Boston
Considers the PhiIippine Question.

Boston, May 81. Free Religious as,
ISOLATION OF America began It's thlrf Safth
animal convention today. Jacob Gould
schurman LID, president Of Cornell uni.
verslty delivered lengthy address on the
Ideals and the duties OF the republic
President schurman's nrst point In the
nddress was that the first IDEAL of the
american people has been termed Cont.
nontallsm' This, briefly defined. Is terri,
torlal occupation OF the new world ana
territorial separation from the old with
all the Institutions, sentiments. ideas ana
warnings OF which that physical fact Is
the source.
The main part Of The address was devoted
10 tho Philippines. The speaker argued
that this nation cen not permanently retain
TIE Philippines and al the same time con
tinue the principle Of contineutnllsm Of
which the Monroe doctrine Is one applica-
tion. Mr.. Schurman argued that nenee
distinguishes the american nation and thai
though he was not opposed 70 war, Il was
tus,iaable only when wagcd In q juat cause.
THE experience ~ the last two years,
he said proves that In Luzon and the
yiscayas are dealing with a united ma.
tlon. TIE ryIlripas viii never he content
until we allow them to govern themselves"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

The commencement exercises o the col
Ord state normal are under way At Prairie
Fiaw.
sprrtthrv ot state Tod has made some
recommendations 10 the legislative iuves-
,igailrc committee.
p De nrdovn or Austin tells Of the cir
cum '1ur,s under which Texas gave lands
for hoe hrlldinE OF railroads.
r Wade county convention was strict
81 '5rper annIr
ST. statc board has announced tho names
TIN 'te physicians who pissed a crcAtnhle
examination,
Governor savers is fast resoinIns hts
strength
The legislative Investigating committee
has made copies Of the bonds of all state
Officials.
A Mathematician transportation company
has fled a charter NJ Austin; u purposes to
send oil vessels 10 all narts Of the gluh~
Members Of social club in Collin coun.
" are 20 be prosecuted under the local or
tior law.
Experiments conducted nj BRENNAN show
that red paint is not eificscicus MS a poison
for boil weevii.
Commencement exercises are now under
way at Sam Houston normal Huntsville.
The State medical school turned ut a
large number OF graduates.
The budget for the next term Of the medi'
cal university has been adopted.
Al oil mixing plant is 10 be established
at Galveston.
Much damage was done TO crops near
Moody by hard wind.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
GRloas is CONFIDENT.
Thinks that the Democrats Are Sure to
Win.

Thinks that the Democrats Are Sure to
Win.
Washington. May 81. Representative
Grlsgs, chairman Of the democratic con
gressloual campaign committee who return
ed "a Washington yesterday after two
weeks absence. during which he visited
many cities of the South aud west Is very
hopeful OF democratic success next fall
Mir. Grggs has conferred with u number
OF distinguished democrats, who accepted
his Invitation to serve on the democratic
committee this fall, and he says that they
all express the greatest hopcfulncss for
success,
II have -ccelved letters from Edward NJ
Shepard, Josiah Quincy Adams aud other
democrats OF uote." said Mr. GrigEs today,
''roferring TO the approaching campaign In
the most cheerful terms, and predicting vie
tory. / think the democrats are to be con,
graduated on having secured the services
OF SO many influential and popular men 20
serve ON the campaign committee AS for
campaign, they VIII be formed by the con-
gress. The differences that divide the re.
publirans aud democrats as brought out
In congress, win naturally become the Is
sues OF the campaign, They must he formed
by the party, and not by the campaign com.
nlttec."
Mr. Grlggs says he knows nothing Of the
report that ]. NJ. Guffey, National commit
teeman from PENNSYLVANIA, Is Sisted to
succeed Senator JOnes of Arkansas as
chairman OF the democratic National com
mittce. Il saw the report published that
Guney might become chairman u that
committee said MIR GGieEs. but my IN.
formation on the subject Is limited to what
] learned IN the paragraph In question.
Nothing has been said to me about It by
any one. IN fact, ! do not know that
Senator Jones is to retire from the chair.
munShip,"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
wAsHINeToN

The Legion Of Honor crosses which were
intended for Dewey and Miles we're con
fcrred on Binghata and Rodgers, friends
Of Roosevelt
A Baltimore capitalist Is figuring on tax
Ing cattle ON the hoaf from Texas to Ba IT,
more.
Congressman Payne said that he felt Ger,
tain the tnnaI measure would he disposed
az teftre adjournment ard that the tarir
on ceban imports would be reduced 20 per
cent
The totul strength Of the army estahllsh,
u,ent is 70 be reduced TO total OF O0 4Oi
officers and men under the army reorganlEa'
tlpit ret
Tic president has nominated Colonies
Samuel NJ. whitesIde and Sumner II Lin
coin TO be brlgadier generals.
Colonel Wagner and Agriha'do's former
secretary Of war testified before the senate
phnlpplne committee Yesterday
rhp minority report OF the senate commit
tec ON the IsthmIan canal favo7s tAe ran
anna route on account Of possible volcanic
dangers.
Mr. GriEgs says the outlook for the aeih'
ocsnts /. particularly cheering Just now.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
TANK CAR SITUATION.
Views OF an Official Of One of the
Roads

an O1lo'4' Of one OF the
NoaaS'
Bcaumont, Texas, Nav RI Tho oar sI-ro
tlon mas been the sour,a NJ ,,,.ll...,,',.
'"' So"'ce ol considerable
u's'l 'Sloh nht'ns Inc past week aud amor,
emit views have been taken OF 1t one state.
mrnt was made 10 the ofyoc, .h,. a.
s,.,o,t,r ,"''' 'H"l ,ne car
ei'u"t"H was III terrible condition By
inference the impression was given out that
the Uttlp cnn,nauias ara d, ~ $500 "a,
,oad,.t., , ., ." most helpless
Vuhui zen ana mat they are being made
victims uf discrimination The Post rorre
sponlent Stntod a few dovs s,,,,o 49, ~.
..,,,,,t. "' s'"Ne Nu"L the
S'""''Vu was soud ana That while some
acquisitions might not be hoporcd prolnntl,,
yet most Of them qre Tut. ,,,.u.,.
nrotri,,,,,t ,.,ti.....1. -. "t'e' N'"u d
F'"W'"'"' '"l4"eu man VINO has 10 10 with
tiis feature stated 10 The Post corfcSnop
dent that he Thought the car sit,,tto,, 80.
- '"S vac SITUATION was
s""u' ne u'u not deny the fuct that in
some cases orders for cSrs are not 6liod
hui be- did state that tho rou,nnuIes ,,r,
not suffering matcrhlk cxccpf In ,"r
cases, lie Saws that some compauies hnC,
pursued policy OF nrdcriD, r,nrr 80,
than they need or thc nnsitt,,r th,, a.
they win order ten they viii rci No Thnr
have been caught doing tsl. and n v-nrts
hardship on the other ,pp,,9uias 1,ti.
oflical suited that a ioy ar f,yo sirco ,,,,,,
company had ordered twenty tnuk rars md
on that day There yrnr,, ,l,,,t 'ii,'N ,olN hH'
They were nranrtIy gr r III lnr yards.
company was uBbblc to H. s,,.tnn u tar
them IAoy loaEd M, s ~ mus VII.
had 10 confess that thew c5nid not rsa 4 ta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
SPORT.

King Hanover won stiff race at Grave.
send yesterday, having apparently recover
ed his mtsiaiu form.
few long shotS helped the bookies out
1T all the tracks yesterday. otherwise the
talent had the best Of the argument
Six days racing OF the Hawthorne entries
viii be on the Harlem track owing to the
destruction OF the grandstand at Haw-
thdrne
Brooklyn won two games from Boston
yesterday. and Philadelphia gave New York
a second shutout.
Arthur f. Duffy of GEORGETOWN broke the
worifs record for the 1ooyard sprint ON
Benksiy Oval yesterday In the inter
couesiate games. Harvard won over Yale
by points.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Heavv Judament Rendered.

peaumont, Tcxas. May 3l.-The largest
verdict ever rendered here against tne
Texas aud New orleans railroad was gwen
in the district court before Judge Martin
today by agreement. 1t was for Slo'oVo
npd WINS in answer TO the petition OF the
wife Of jules Hebert. Behert was wen
known young engineer coming from oAe
Of the oldest and most prominent families
In Jefferson county, He mud worked up 20 .
the position OF engineer with tue cUniP1n .,
ana was at the time Of his death rqnn ii.a !,
a switch engine In the yards mere. ne Nh
a heavy string Of loaded cars OF lqnlncr
when a freight train pulled IN from ho ,iii
ton with no headlight on the engine VIZ
Without whlstllng for the station In Iue
wreck which followed Hebert was scaiueu
and battered to death. The accident nap.
pened on April 30, 1901. The attorneys Lor
the plalntlf' were Messrs Dun " Dun aht
George {. O'Bhen, and for the defendant
Mcssfs. Watts. Chester * Ellison. The AZ
torncys arrived at the agreement TINS
morning just before 1t was presumed they
wore ready for trial,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
News Notes.

Beaumont, Texas, May 31.-There Will bo
a utg excursion hy The Eagles band M
The tent meetIngs NJ en- -,
uHqe TO draw large crowds ana fbe rsn tp.
sHtluns are expected to be specially iSrSe
I Ccs ut both morning ana night sery.
me city council meets Tuesday with an
lmlpGoF ,ar nst q matters before it. Thev
WV rob 6Sut GAYS the lasJ time, but viii hard.
general free-for.an fight occrrr,s =.
1 me, southern n9 Pacific yards this mornlnp
INV wo ss nfn were badly bruised up but hardly
The Southeast Texas Medical ,...,,..,...
ny mere Wednesday and ThursGarr' w" 10
NE NE, coming week, They will gatber in ,S Sa
,r The examination OF teachers ,r,u -.
tuesday morning az $50 o'cloct ~ oSeur
VINO wish 10 teach at the coming term 'uoSe
pI w ID le1 F Sl died in the hospital last
Sicana tonight supper 10 Cor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
cARMAcKls 81 sPEEcH.

At the opening OF the evening session
Mr. Carmaok who had made several
speeches during the debate took the floor
In explanation OF the protractcd nature
Of the debate he said It had been carried
on BY the minority in the hope that the
bill would be purged OF its most objection
able features All hope OF substantial
amendment OF the bill was now abandoned
lie seoAed at Senator Morgan's theory
thet the Filipino insurgents were the tools
OF wicked eouspiratesa al Hong Kong,
saying that that was the dishonored plea
OF despots, the plea OF CONQUEST aud muir
der and robbery in all ages. He pro-
cceded III an exceedingly sarcastic vein
60 reply 10 some OF Mr.. Morgans argu-
ments. He said he did not knew OF a
more dangerous doctrine than that ad-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
RAILROADS.

The Louisiana commission has made a
number of reductions In rates, not Gully OF
railroads. but OF telegraph companies.
The commission Is sSain hearing the El
Paso crossing controversy.
The s. A. and A. p. was acquitted nt
cuero of violating the commissions com
press rules.
The international strike is no6tnterfering
With the operation Of trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
fs''s ''V''' DOMESTIC

reai,s r.. Sargent snId the soft coal min
tre will probably strike Within ten Gays
Ahicss conditions are changed materially
Ex.rresident Grover Cleveland mas cou'
Aenlsd to deliver mn address on the occasion
Of tie opening Of the ridden clubs new
quarters, W. ]. Bryan. David u. Am ana
others will also speak.
The Federal grand jury at Beaumont mas
beeu summoned In special session TO inYeA'
tigntr the beef trust.
Another gushcr has bceE brought In at
Jennings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
COMM ERcIAL.

Cotton values declined slightly on iiqui-
dalton. The market was wholly profes-
siopai
The weeks bank clearings show nm in
crease Of o3.2 per cent in the United states
and % 0 per cent outside OF New York.
The oats corner az Chicago was brought
70 successful end. the price closing at 49iz
cents, record figure.
The cattle markets at Kansas City and
ct. Louis were quiet, steady and without
feature.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

contract with Hassins 4 Sells yesterday
Hoodiums hare wantonly damaged the
Dow school house property.
Engineer Thompson concurs IN The opin'
Ion Of City Engineer Dormant that the sen
Jaclntn Street bridge can not be made sate.
The city scholastic census shows an e
crease Of 5sI children Of scholastic age
over last yfar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
AN INDEX.

rms rNse'
was ssn .p1' s,cc,ais
u.s,s..,, .no.,oi.
e,orrsnblc news
rutnn
Local news.
FOURTH.
Telesraphic news.
FIFTH.
Telegraphie news.
SIXTH.
Austin budget.
School exercises.
SEVENTH.
4 sketch Of Hon John II, Reagan
On news -
AY'' "''''
a', ="
Toros oor.
NiNTu
ps,tr,,a now.
TENTH
Te,a uoustop school o,,o-illo..
A Conalct Of Opinion.
Local news.
ELEVENTH.
A TalHon Cuba.
, oea, 49, 80
-,
S-r r. r.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
a Government Convict Car

Nl'oarne' Texas, May 30.-w orkmen ho,.
Just completed convict ear y,hiah ia
in 1sSu oS the United States eSyern,non.
prlse transporting prisoners to the fsSsra
IL appearance il IS n. aud 1D other places
sSSnser coach. but Il is heav d,iiIary pas;
l'4enout ana safe as prison csl WE" ,oheSn,
'he large end doors are locked Gel wnen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

v,rred nv Sir. Morgan. that the my vas
', re9,esrniative OF the people man
n n'D, lie did not believe that the
IT,3,eJ states had reached that stage OF
degeneration and decay wheu ~. '"s'oU'
al its liberties rested IN the army -
Nj CatmAciS insisted that u vas uae
duty Of The majority TO everyDouy
ecrned the American people as wen %
tho FG,pipos. TO proclaim what IS q DC
H. intimate purpose % the adh,Ilsta
tiou's Motley in the Philippines he qe
risyed that in his opinion II was 10 ie'
thr republic DRIFT into imperialism
Keen he public mind in doubt untu 'he
colonial system was firmly fastened upon
me change that democratic senators hau
aefar,cJ ard slandered the American
srr,v Mr. Carnaek denounced as
,t,,sbiess ealunny." He and his colleagues
Nd onlv assailcd the policy that sent the
army 10 the Philippines and q lew ct the
officers who had disgraced the UNIFORM
tbev wore He wanted to disclaini any IN
tention of attacking the army as wh9ie'
lie quoted extracts from many repuDu-
can papers, denouncing the brutality OF
GencraI Smiths orders Yet. he said, Mir.
I.odoe had found in the tortures inflicted
in the Philippines only natural acis OF
vengeance. The opologisis OF lynehlng9
in the South he continued WIZ ma
able support in the senator from Massa,,
chusetts 1 have never sought 70 'pholu
NIB law or the practice OF lawiess ven
geance upon any criminal no matter now
black his crime
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
Lake Charles Won tho Game.

Beaumont Texas, May 81 Lake Charles
took the first Of series OF three games
from Beaumont today in Il slow smuggling
match by score If TO to 5. The features
of the game We're many. Heileman, the
beaumont shortstop played in bad form In
the carly part Of the game, but did highly
sensational work in the latter part of the
game that redeemed him He received
great applause. Page played ven ,at short
for the visitors. Wilson At third at some
fancy work in the latter part Of the game.
IVA Tcyls, who pitched the game ior
Beaumont led with the stick, 10 got lie
sides q twObugger, home run whh two
men on bases and received a mig lot OF
money for H. His home run was made in
the ninth inning with two men out and the
Beaumontcrs had hopes, but the next mnn
Ny went out oh "a pop ny. Each team mas
fifteen hits to It's credit The heilng other
than above and Speedy Eidridge'S good
work In left field was not specially good.
rhes play again tomorrow aud Monday, and
every indication points to a pacscd PARK
tomorrow. The Lake Charles team Is Beau
momts bittcrcSi foe.
hgtt rles- Beaumont TcyiS and Richard
son; Lake Charles Lultich and Nelson.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
CONGRESS-

The day in the senate was devoted 20 tn'
fnol discussion of the Philippines pl,''
Senator Carmact made some very sarcastic
remarks and was hissed by the gallery
II has hccu decided that all speeches ON
Nopiay lc 30 bc limited To ffiern minutes
each. anl au early vote is looked Tor ih'
minority ahsnIons an hope Of important
amendments
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01

Washington, May 5I,-The minority
members of the senate committee on
isthmjan canals have prepared a report OPP
posing the views of the majority il is
directed mainly TO showing the impracti-
cability Of the Nicaraguan route. especial
ly ON account of volcanic disturbances.
and in favor OF the Panama route
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-01
NeelY-Wood.

beaumont, Texas, May 3l.-Ar. L. n,
Neely, circulator of The Post In Beaumont,
ana Miss Lille Wood were married quietly
last sunday morning in the presence Of a
Jew friends at the BaDtiSt church Mr.
TIME. but IN that time he has Won many
W'Im personal friends and they ali Joined
~ congratulations 10 MIN over the wInninS
a. ~ Suvn a. beautiful and accomplished bride,
me couple received some valuable nres.
elis from friends in both uonst0r and
3ulEeStou and the regular compliments ma
A li,lIl CApresslons accompanied them With n
'''E OF sincerity that was most pleasing