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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27

the meantime the inmates we're re-
moved from the wing as rapidly as
possible. IL vas at first supposed
that ali were taken out or had es-
capped. but after the fire had been
rubdusi nearly 90 bodies were found
IN the ruins charred and diNfiKurcd
beyond Identification. All those
found dead IN the fire were women.
Relatives Of many Of the missing
have arrived ana are In an agony
81 suspense while waiting To learn
whether those la whom they are In
tsrsstsd are among the escaped or
the dead. There n no other means
OF learning the Identity Of the dead,
except 10 find the patients who got
away.
Al London f. thrilled with the
horror of the IRE. Additional details
add TO the story ~ agony 1t seems
there had been nothing provided for
such ma emergency. The building
had no FIRE escapes. and there was no
water available with which TO com
bat the flames. There Was no nyH-
tenn Of pfecaution against FIRE. nor
any appliances 20 resist. The build
inE was surrounded by high walls
II Was n fiiinsy hffHir. built Of cor
rusaied iron ana wood. built for tenn
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oLfxrkA- Jsa ss.--It may b.
s.,,>a - hext thing to a certainty
Al t<si Anksny viii be elected
rat<d states senator on Thursday
~ ntrotiIcan senators fruss ktnx
s<arfy. h<zfed BY Van &c Nanter and
fnr&<r. whe are regarded as prec-
l1rslv N the Ankeny camp have In
krrr9 Preston that they Wish q
y fys<t frcrn their obligation 60 vots
- N after tomorrow. They have
~ I'M and Gov. Mcbride one
~ ~ IA which TO make good ca
01n.azcn support.
~ rnlld seven- viii not inEint
= ieox1nx Preston after tofnorruw N
y siak<s % hold them TO their
,l..lrx nnf te 40 into caucus for a
~ avs ionxsr, but " Preston can
- rshs = decisive gain tomorrow
N NJ Understanding that falls
- n A. - means the election 81
kahsrY hsfere many days. Preston
n<a ~ rusnsxrfr are likely a. give
~ a 4 vili be noticr that nna1or =
NJ II th< legislature want Ankeay.
~ ere emily lookink tot an excuse
y nrsart hssrl
nss safs prediction. therefore.
nj s4neus Wiii be called tutnor =
~ n he AID a. AZ least part az
q. ing r.santy eei~gstions that n
N acfnlaAte Ankeny tnuforroe
NAT - THURSDAY nornins. and that
4cl>rx MI b elected senator az
~ kfni session on Thursday.
N yefe vas Practically uuehang.
Il tsA&y The emily alteration Tn the
6rBrvs sslrx caused BY the pAirins
An1sny s1iref ane because enly two
= - gnrpoFfsFs we're paired To-Day.
- Yxe<efdsy there we're three,
hnacn tret enc because tue ~ bis
~ eere rsfrsd today and only one
r>s1<f&A7 TIE pairs TO-DAY werr
Gg<~Nrn uizA Eaxt~TfAyi Potts wtth
OnsRns1
N 1f1tn - ths ~natft seven -
uyH1l'as - the remainder o. the
1<t1arr1 Wiki = loyal q Preston
~ b many r<orrfnerf hasins~s men
f1n 1satfi< ske arr here wsrkinE
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CAR LINE
ASSURED
soAo TO WEST eEATTLE WILL
COST MONTANA MEN $3.50 600

~ ntsruFt4H railway system be-
Zen here and West Seattle now
Sss5< . - an assured fact. The
;<ss q The proposed enterprise
%en p Nayee A. y. Helnzc.
Wilson and Charles Clark. all
sentzna. Mr.. Soyes is 9 son ~
= w Jain Noyea. and Charles
= the son Of Senator W. A.
The estimated cost II fes0. :
Has< track line viii be laid
u< Las. but Al both termin-
r1bk tracks win b constructed.
,s<'f. TIE system may b. ex-
70 Ali Point.
~. y" neineHee granting the fran
- f.sssed its second reading
:. Vest Seattle city council. and
- flffzt-s meerine Of the Seattle
81 Was introduced and re-
49,. 49, = NJ edrp1ratlons COMMITTEES
- h fieht % construct and
-. 'ss proposed system in thia
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ON
CITY COUNCIL
Grand Jury Said TO Be Inquiring Into Various Mat
tiers Involving That Dody--FranChises and Sa-
loon Licenses Among Them

been asked about matters Of which
he knew nothing. II te alleged that
tie distribution Of the fund raised By
tfis liauof dealers Of the city TO de-
feat the $1,000 saloon license ogdin-
afire. two years ago. was something
Barton was familiar with. Two 9TH
ef members ~ the saloon mems COM
mitfee hirh had that matter IN hand
esfe in the jury room yesterday and
their testimony on that paint IL sup
f-1srd Ia have been taken.
Barton IL ntili Interested In gam
bling or First avenue south and IL
s.id 10 be familiar with the opera :
tiffn Of the back room poker games
He may have been asked about These.
ChAs. a. Collins. manager % the
Citizens l.irht a Power Co. who
took into the grind Jury room the
rscrs books ~ that corporation. was
the firpi witness this afternoon.
lei f.ampmhn. the next witness. IL
feetifytuR a. the star goes 90 press
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
SENSATION eafArto ~ STATEMENT THAT ANsgsy IsFlu.
ssce - KILLING sllls OF MS OPPONENTS

OLYMPIA. Ian ss.-~nsnn q Che
1alh created . SCRANTON IN the
hcam tAss uurnsax ~ making a
sz1<n9ux ~ thf fiopr that ~ had
oe<& tnee<<e<t that n ~ aid not
~ n11f N ths senatorial ques-
- q h1rntian In which h i IN.
HFa11>f eeulf - hung up. The
&1<eH<Ef u<s made daring the ar
aH<xt - The question 70 ~ refer
h'Efs Dir land hsli 20 the tnairtnry
e1unlf's< ne bsn has trsn ~.
er'<d favorable By the tide land
1osHAi<< and has thu approval OF
- atefr<F general Phifhrfck of
<zse&ah n1fs practically the same
kflsz sdteurnmsns Benn stated 60
- Aaf representative that u. An
~ p<uris bad Threatened T. ain
= bin uniess h. got Ia Ilne for
11 exntifsts. He says this morn.
setlen nas the first snaxe 20
r,,'frs he fhrsat His hfii Nss re-
HI1rsd ~ = natority vote.
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TO COUNT
the SHEEP

TAcoMA.Ja Jan. s7.-The department,
81 the interior has adopted the rec.
nmfuanda tons of Superintendent y
n Fheilsr. and hereafter the sheep
10 enter the forest reserves for sum
nntr a4axInR viii be counted In and
out of corrais especially built for
that purpose Similar 10 the corral
penH hY means ~ which the great
hkrders Of tho plains count and keer
track nf their herds. The directions
grntn the department arrived IN let.
ter Of instructions from Washington
yesterday.
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otherwise hav. been arrested for
theft.
Wilson sas in the grand jury room
but q eheft time this tiotninE When
be ~as called out into the main
court room ~ a Witness in Larceny
case teinE tried there lie was later
notified that he NfHa'nnt needed long
er aa a grand jury witness
Capt. Taylor was next called into
the jury ruutn.
After Capt. Tayior's testimony
had been given. Al tiartnn. Pike
street Halpoukeepfr who was AZ one
time a member 81 tho black jack ring.
was called hefurr the Jury. barton
stated when ne came out Of the iury
room just before noon. that he had
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OFFICIALS
SHIFTED

TACOMA. Jan. s7.--It is announced
that one % the results Of the recent
visit To Tacoma u A =. Mitchell.
superintendent 81 motive power Of
the Northern Pacific. ts readfust
usent II offic~a. Maater Mechanic
n ohr being drawn from SPOKANE To
acs here IN the place 81 ~ a. War
ner. no. on February 1. will assume
charge north ~ Seattle a. master
mechanic while Maurice Hickey VIII
Ro to Spokane.
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In the house this ruarnlnx . blli
intrustueea by Hopp of Thufrtou I'm
posing an annual iiceune tan % per
cent. sFaaa earnings on all pariof.
chair. drawing room and Sleeping
cars.
Other measures presented ~ the
house Werc a. follows Hy CON-
stock of King. % provide for the ap-
fsuintrueBt Of a state dairy aud fn-pi
commissioner. and pFuhfhiting the
sale n impure fniix lard. vinegar or
baking powder. Hy Dir Of Whit
man. To prevent the introdncfion
into TIRE State of disraa SD stock ny
Raine Of king. pfuhfbtfiHE the sale
Of Aquor within two miles u a nor
NAL. agricultural, reform or other
state school
In ths senate; ny spiaan % Yak
Ina, providing for the appointment
% = secretary ~ the stale fair nsso-
citation Nho shall be paid salary
o. q. 20 per annum.
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porsIy use I'VE years ago.
The inmates were mostly feebie
old women Many were seen TO
struggle desperately TO break the
bars which confined them. and then
fall back into the flamec There
were 1900 inmates In the entire In
stifntion. Al noon 81 bodies had
been recovered. The list VIII prob
ably be increased. A number Of
bodies we're found burned In the beds
and the ruins have not yet been fully
explored.
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N CITY
COUNCIL

a.. ei'f council disposed of con-
n, seN reutius business last even
,ss ,s.'s1iftIeu GIN. Taylor and Crich-
s.r,.s appointed a committee 70
r,@.' With the board q heath re-
6.sa NE action. " any. ~ be
80. reference to the bub0nic
Pro- ,hst = now prevalent IN san
az ~ enlef q police vas directed q
II co. 49, Or February the 10 spec
~, '"esiA mat were appointed I'M
b, a. 'sseaution which VAS passed
Nv, w council December 2aa.
~. nan.s af becond avenue north
sirs., highland drive and Gaicr
Mo- vas changed h. Highland
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CaSTR0'S MEN
BEATEN

WILLEMaTAD Curacao. Jan. 26-
a government army has Theen de-
fcated By the rcvolutianIrts in a
hard fought battle about 90 miles
west OF Porto Cabcilo. The COM
mnuder Of the government troopa
wnF taken prisnner. straRRierH are
constantly arriving 81 Porto cnlellp.
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10 the Offices formerly occupied By
Superintendent 81 Streets A. 4. Wal
terra Tho latter has taken the old
affiee rooms u the board Of public
worku
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Republican Senator's From King County Notify Preston They Want to
Co Into Caucus After TomorroWt Is Probable That aa Waa
Man Will Be Elected on Thursday

on his behalf.
with the Ankeny forces IN hole
ana the chances for the election q
Preston or sofne ether seattle man
growing brighter. thsy openly ac-
euse some Of the senators OF laying
down
Braeing Them Up
quite a large delegation Of Seattle
men arrived yesterday to administer
a nerve tonic 10 the Delegation aud
try u induce them To set cut and
huetis instead % merely voting Tor
the man to Whom they sere pledged,
Their visit appeared oniy 10 have
precipitated a crisis
Ths Key to the situation has all
aiouE been In the hanfn Of the King
coufiy men. but they have appAr-
cntiy been afraid Of Using a. Ne
one can question that as Ions a. the
.eiid seven ssp, Ia ins Anssny
certain. too. that the longer the An.
k~uy forces are kept In thsir present
situation the weaker he will BECOME.
The Ahkeny Managers realise Thu.
ana their fearn ON thia ~cors has led
them Go put all pressure possihis on
the king county mea In order 70
cause them to hreak before their
own fnree- 80 % pieces.
ffesteus managers deny that
there = any truth IN the current
runner that N h. h not elected BY
" cAas@day he will release tho kfns
ceuttY delegation from the anti.
caucus agreement. They say that
hs = not yet ready 70 coacsde that
the fight = lost. II = claimed that
Wiisun y ready 10 thf9W his votes
~ Preston with the undsrsta ntiins
that kfHx county Il to support VII.
son t~e years hence for Fu9trf's
seat. but the prors~stioa has not yet
BEEN aesspt~d. IN II considered
Doubtful ehstber Wilson can deliver
th~ sosidss - ~ has been understood
all Hfnnx that Smith. Mcrsan and
F@sFusun - snohamtsh county will
br~sk 10 Ankeny In case Of Wilson's
withdrawal
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eHANeE IN orricTa

s.ssd p .. o. public works has re-.
We Quarters In the city hail
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BECOME OPERATING AS
WELL AS STOCKHOLDlNG
t(By Associated Press.


PITTsBURG. Pa. March 2s,-The only
explanation offered in Plttsburg for the
filing OF articles OF merger at Trenton
to-day by subsidiary companies Of the
United States steel Corporation is that
the latter Is about to carry out Its plan
OF merging all of Its constituent COM
panies. practically abolishng the sub
divisions OF the general corporate on and
having the parent concern become the
operating as we'll as the stockholding
concern, This plan will do away with
the lHdivldaul organizations. while tres
mendous saving in capitalization tax
Will follow. .s 49,
At present the United States Steel Cor
poratlon pays a tax In New Jersey on
It's general capital, while each OF the un-
derlying companies pays n tax on Its
individual apital In other words. the
corporation Is paying taxes twice on Its
capitalization, 4
II The officers OF the corporations are all
old officials OF the Carnegie Company.
President Schwab, OF the United States
Steel Corporation. arrived In Pittsburg
to, az, It Is said his visit Is q business
one and that he will be here for several
days. Hts arrival revived rumors OF
proposed merging Of Independent steel
interests into the corporation but he re-
fused to say anything In reference to tho
reports In circulation. .lj
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Eul;,:mounl Hews


Mr., d, M. IIigginbotham, who recently
moved from Lynchburg, Is III at his
home on Twenty-fourth Street
At the business meeting Of the Epworth
League Wednesday night steps were
taken to raise $3.50 for the Methodist
Orphanage.
Grove Council, Jr, Q. U, a. NJ, is maxi
ing prepare tons tor great time at
their anniversary cplebmu ton next week,
LILLE Maude, twelye-yeareold daughter
OF Mr., Frank Sherman, Is quite Ill at
her fathers home. No, 2O04 Paramount
Avenue. Mr.. Sherman has recently lost
his wife and his housekeeper, Mrs, Moon,
Mrs. Violet Miller died at the home OF
her husband, Willie O. Miller No. 1919
sTWenty-third Street, at a quarter to five
o. clock Thursday morning, In the twen-
fty-seyenth year OF her age. Mrs. Miller
leaves her husband, one child. little
Grace Lee, two sisters. Mrs. Mary Mill
err OF Fairmount; Mrs Gillian y. La
neare, of Grove. Va; one brother, Thos,
Wheary Calhoun and her father, a, n.
Calhoun, of Nottoway county. Va, Her
remains will be taken to Nottoway coun-
ty, Va, onfthe O'Clock train Saturday
morning for burial In the family bury
Ing ground. .s b. Z ii, i
She was q loving. Saithtul wife, de-
voted mother fond sister, dutifu and
obAdlent daughter true fssepa sna g.
>stauneh Ghr1stteU "A. $sr tis
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han, Campbell! aDonald. John ], Martin,
w, III Dorrinston, Harold. Gordon, WI.
SdluE /. tVeedcniy Alice 8tudson, Ma1d
EIeekiey, Sam Dudley Iyelb1cy, Flor
otee Quinn, James y. N iIler, Harry Dale,
etc.The tsostoninns Will present the dc
aKovcn- Smith, comic opera, Robin Hood"
tonight at the Academy OF Music.
n K T'he 1SawccttS Company Will play at the
81,ljou Tonight for the benc flt of the Con
tfedcrate Home for Needy w omen. Me II.
gngers Mexico and Manager Fawcett de-
scidcd to give the entire proceeds OF the
performances Tonight to help hoiig tho
good cause Which has boon kept 30 prom
monty before the public during the past
two " eeks. FSf y s
The presentation OF Siberia" the ffl-
nous tnelo-tlrama, &. has struck q popular
chord In the public appreciation and the
play Is given tn crowded houses at every
performance u m H N f55s'
'rhnt popular play4of the sunny south.
ION the BuWnnee River will hold the
stage OF the Bltou Theatre the week
opening Monday. March Goth, With NATL
tices Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
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Steel Trust Companies File
Papers Of Merger. Ii
is FOR SAKE OF &c ONOMi'Y
This Explanation Given BY Gilbert 4
Gary, Chairman Of Board Of D'rec-
tors-Said That Sub. Divisions
Are TO Be Abolished.
Associated pre.s.)

TRENTo, NJ Il. March 2s.-Articles
OF merger were filed In the office Of
Secretary Of State to-day merging the
American Steel Hoop Company, National
Steel Company and the Carnegie Com Com.
pany The merged corporation is to be
known as the, National Steel Company,
with capitalization Of SCI. ooo' 600. The
combined capital OF the old companies
amounted to .262, 900, 900. 5 III
BY this merger the new corporation Ion
viii save over $1,000 each year IN ices ices
paid 10 the State OF New Jersey.
The directors OF the new corpora Ion
are w. E. Corey. g. NJ. schwab. E.: - 81
cary, w. W. Blackburn and Thom mas
Murray. 5 :, 3s
The officers OF the company are ". e.
Corey, president: ". w. Blackburn. sec sec
rotary and treasurer; W. g. Mac Aus
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COMPANY FINED lei
ABOUT TRANSFERS
Justice John Placed the
Amount at SIS Police
taf Court Notes.

Is Through tho misapprehenslon on the
part OF the employees OF the Passenger
and Power Company. passengers on the
suburban branches who take cars inside
tho city limits have been refused trans
fers to the Traction line. General Mana
ger Huff and Counsel A, B. Gulgon. for
tho company. were In the Police Court
yesterday morning on such a charge,
They stated that 1t was simply mis-
apprehension. and that II was thu In
tention OF the company to give transfers
? to all lines where passengers took the
cars Inside the city limits. The case
was proved and In View OF the clrcum-
stances Justice Crutohfleld Imposed the
minimum fine Of $25, although there were
three other similar charges.
The proposed schedule prepared by the
company provides for the giving OF
transfers from all suburban lines to city
lines,
Giles Headen (colored) paid s3 for
cutting Calvin Hicks.
William Bland tooloreD was dismissed
Z of the charge Of holding up Peter a.
Hall and taking s. from him.
d Blaine Edwards was charged with cut-
ting John King. and the hearing Will be
held on the Slst. IN
r. Il. Mccormick and Charles MELON
ough wore given to the 4th OF April to
dlspgqye the charge Of being suspicious
James ',r Jones was sent down for
twenty days to- sober up *
f Jeannette Lewis (colorad) was charged
$50 far being dlsoyd eglSy on Inc streets /.
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MtAe 0Aea;.,tr;e''s'.,
Z. Z.


The Bostonians' Opera Company viii , ar
rive here this morning by special train
composed Of six cars. The entire con--.
pany, which includes the principals,
chorus, ballet. the. Bostonlans' special
orchestra. carpenters electricians, ward
rabe women, property nci., etooinuai-
bers q hundred # people, requiring two
Pullmans, one big day coach and three
baggage cars. The Bostonions is the
biggest opera organization touring the
country, This is the thirteenth year with
"Robin Hood" In the company will be
found four of the original principals, Fl.
O. Barnabee and ". H, Macdonald, pro-
pretors Of the Bostonlans, and Josephine
bartlett and George B, Frothingha1n.
Neither one has played his or her indi-
vidual part In Robin Hood" less than
1900 times, and they are cast for the
same Identical roles In the de I1oven-
Smith sequel to robin Hood entitled
"Maid Marian" With the BostonIans
this season is Grace van Studdiford, un-
Houbtedly the finest prima donna now
touring the country, Other principals OF
the famous company are Olive g. Moore,
Howard Chambers, George 3, Frothing-
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land, assistant treasurer; ]. j. Campbell,
assistant secretary and auditor
The new officers are from Pittsburg.
FOR MORE ECONOMICAL
ADMINISTRATION
(By Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, March 28.-Elbert II.
Gary. chairman OF the United States
Steel Corporation and director Of the
acknowledgements National Company.
or some Of the, other constituent compa-
MES, has not yet been considered. The
merger Of the companies as reported to-
day, he adds, was decided upon some
months ago, and was made solely for the
purpose Of promoting economical ad-
minIstration. The outstanding shares Of
stock OF the three merging companies,
the consolidated corporation at the rate
OF one quarter share Of stock Of the con-
soidated corporation for every share Of
stock OF the merging company.
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.MACDONALD'S BODY
TO RESTIN SCOTLAND
lBy Aasocia ted Press.

PARIS, March 2s,-The body OF Major
General Sir Hector Macdonald, who COM
mitted suicide at the Hotel Regina here
yesterday. was removed to-day to the
British Mortuary Chapel. where 1t will
await shipment to It's Anal resting place
in Scotland, It was said at tho British
Embassy that no orders have been re-
ceiyed from London concerning the dis
position Of the body. and 1t Is expected
that the family Of the deceased general
Will make the final arrangements Both
the officials Of the British Embassy and
the Consulate General OF Great Britain
dlsclalm any knowledge Of the existence
OF the letters which were reported to
have been found In g table In the room
.wheys the general killed himself, Mr.
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3a,1'o ''' Te!!ghtss:.

Miss Helen Briggs, who has been Wis
fling relatives In Newport News, has
returned home. VI
Mrs. George "A. Minor has left to at
tend the funeral Of her brother, Judge
Prince Of CORTLAND, southampton county,
Miss Jennie Cullen left Wednesday, for
iDanyille. :5 #
The Dixie Concert takes place at
the Parish Hall tonight. There will be
music and rotations BY the best city
talent. ssfa III
Services will be held at the Epiphany
conducted bya the rector, Rev G. r.,
:Kuyk. +. 81 IS 9f.s3
Mr. and 5MrssJ, G. Cole expect to leave
next week for Kentucky.
Miss Mary Smith. Of Chestnut FILL, Is
Visiting friends on the Heights.
The Golden Horseshoe Club will X meet
at the home OF Miss Ada Scott on Vir-
ginia Avenue this afternoon at 1880,
The Epiphany Episcopal choir Will re-
hearse at the home Of Miss Alma Saun-
ders Frlday night mt 5 o'clock. 1. n <
b Miss Helen Crouch. who has been quite
sick at her home, Is now able to be out
again, 3ji
Mr., w. q. crenshaw. has returned from
a business trip.
w Gregory McTyre is quite sick at his
home on Miller Avenue,
i} Miss Annie Haw, OF Matoaca, Is the
guest OF Mrs. g, Y. Wilkinson. Of Brook
land Park,
Mr., Frank B. Carpenter has returned
from business trip to Cuba,
The g, M. "A. Club met yesterday eve
ming at the home Of Mr. Overton Wood
ward and appointed Its officers. Over
ton Woodward. president; Virglnlus
Croxton, yice- president. and Buford
4 Rose, secretary and treasurer.
Mr., w. T.. Luck, OF Bedford, Is visit
Ing at the home of Mr., a. w. Robbins.
Mr.. ", p. Peyton has loft for Fred
ericksburg 10 visit his father, and from
there viii leave for Newark. N, j.. and
New York.
ton, are the geusts of Mr.. and Mrs w,
4 H, Kidwell.
Mrs. De witt. Of Luray, is visiting on
Chamberlain Avenue, Y. 5,Nss
Miss Bessie Collins, who has been yls-
iting her cousin on Luck Avenue, has
returned to Chester.
Mr.. Campbell Is quite sick at his home
near the Seminary,
Mrs. sn!der. who has been quite SICK
at her home, Is improving,
Miss Nellie Glnn expects to leave soon
for Newport News.
Miss Harrelson, of Suffolk, Is visiting
her sister on York Street. t.
Miss Annie Glover. OF Maryland, IS
here on visit to her sister.
Rev, Mr.. Johannon, OF the Union Ihe-
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north side Grace street 81 feet west q

north side Grace Street 81 feet west OF
Meadow. $3.50.
Otway s. Allen and wife to Peter Win
ston, % l-2 feet on north side Grace
Street, ia feet west OF Meadow. Il, 420.#
ton. rs feet on north side Franklin
street, ia feet east OF Mead dow. s.
G. u. Harvard and wife to James r.
Holmes, 2O1-12 feet on south side Leigh ign
street, southeast corner Harrison. 81. 900.
3 Richmond Realty and Deyelopmen
Company to L. c. ] enkins. 40 feet On
east side Fifth Street, 123 4-l2 feet south
4 OF Main, $500.
Henry s. Wallersteln and wife. James
Il. az Carneal and wife and Sara p. Ull-
man Is Lucy B. Palmer. 13l 6-R feet on
east side Elm Street. It's feet north OF
wv Street, s., iN.F