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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
New Officers for A. O. Y. W.

The Supreme Lodge. A. o, L. W..
$1,000 o6icers at ST. Paul. William II.
Miller OF st. Louis was advanced to the
position of supreme workman, succeed
Ing Webb McNall Of Kansas. NJ. W.
Ssckett Of Pennsylvania was elected for
the thirty-6 first time 10 the Office Of su.
creme recorder.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Four Killed Under Cars.

-Four men were killed at grading
camp of Fitzpatrick brothers, twenty
miles west Of Cheyenne. Wyo., on the
onion Pacific. A trestle on which the
saen we're working gave way, and they
we're caught under a number of HAT cars
IN the fall Their names are not given.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20

the railroad running from Puerto Cortea
to San Pedro. distance of fifty-cight
miles. which is owned by the Honduras
syndicate. an American corporation Of
which Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew. Of
New York. Is president. and Henry l..
Sprague Is vice president.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Peter IL Chosen King.

Prince Peter Karageorgevitch was
unanimously elected King Of Scrvia at a
Joint session of the senate and skupsh-
tina. Prince Peter was informed of the
election at Geneva and he at once tele'
graphed his acceptance.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20

seven persons were drowned at Aber,
S.eu, Ar. on White river. by the cap
Asias o. houseboat. The victims we're
w. b. Nonsymaker and wife, J. NJ.
Casst ed wife and two boys and a girl.
They were gathering mussel shells
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Shot Down by Soldiers.

DIR. Alberto Ferrari, who recently grad.
uated at Il Philadelphia medical college.
was murdered in Puerto Cortez, Spanish
Honduras. upon his return to that coun-
try Passengers on the steamship An
selm say he was shot down in cold blood.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Striking Employees Capltulate.

striking hotel aud restaurant employees
Ia Chicago have capitulJtcd, joint board
through Steam Power Council making
sycrtures In writing TO employers for
teace, agreeing to submit all differences
to arbitration.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20

Charles r. Macfarland of the Anti.
Policy Society was shot and killed on the
General Sessions floor Of the Criminal
Court building In New York by William
Spencer, negro, who was to have been
placed on trial on the charge Of violating
the anti-pOlicy law.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Burglars Blow Open Safe,

The postof,ice at Rhodes, Iowa. was
entered by burglars and the safe wreck
II with dynamite. The booty secured by
,bp robbers was $500 IN cash and
stamps There is No clew to their iden-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
SHOOTS SELF At A MoRoUE.

Prominent Citizen Of Dayton, ohio.
Had Oriev0d Over Sons Suicide.
Frank Kiefer, a member Of one Of the
leading families of Dayton. Ohio, stepped
into an undcrtaker's Office and shot him
self IN the right temple. He will prob.
ably die. Reed Kiefer, Frank Kiefer's
son. committed suicide several years ago
This crime preyed on the fathers mind
and was presumably responsible for his
attempt ut self.destvuction.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
OfeIoIais VIII Bo TrIed.

A. j. Cassatt and other officials and
directors Of the North Jersey Street Rail.
way Company will be tried at Newark
for mansiaughter as the result of an
accident that killed several children.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Many Perish In Hurricane

A typhoon Of extraordinary violence
swept over Hanoi, Namdinh and Thai
binh, China, causing much damage.
Many natives persisted and several Euro
peans we're injured. Three trains were
overturned between Hanoi and Namdinh.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Doath q, Cen. MoCook.

Gen. Alexander Mcdowell McCook,
United States army, retired, suffered a
third stroke Of paralysis and died half
an hour later at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Craighead, In Dayton.
Ohm
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Fruit Trust Corners Lemons.

Tho fruit trust. 1t Is said. has cornered
the supply of lemons In the United
States. and as a result prices have been
increased over 100 per cent. The trust
has placed the lemons In cold storage
plants, and will not dispose Of them ex.
cept ut its own figures.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20

Inc steamer breakWate, Drought news
from Puerto Cortez. Honduras. that the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
LEGAL F,oHr ron SUGAR BOUNTY
Minnesota Company Seeking $40
900 Under Repealed Law,

The Supreme Court OF Minnesota has
granted to the Minnesota Sugar Com
pany writ of certiorari, directing State
Auditor Iverson to show cause why he
should not certify to the court the rec,
ords in the beet sugar bounty controver.
sy The sugar company Is seeking to col
lect $4,000 bounty earned under law
repealed by the Legislature. This is the
first time the company has secured II
standing in court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
soaro for tina Em boron,

An insane man threatened Emperor
Francis Joseph In the streets Of Visnns.
bat was promptly seized BY the police.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20

Oregon Destroyed by Water0pOut,
Word has been received that the little
town of Heppner, Oregon, was destroyed
by a watcrspout and that between 400
and 500 lives were lost.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
Paaca in Anthracite Eield.

Miners and operators have reached an
understanding and there will be no strike
In the anthracite field.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-20
FUN ON THE DIAMOND.
Sig League Clubs In Race FOR the
p0nnaut.

Following is the standing of the clu's'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
Special Religious Services.

Very special religious services will be
held at Nazareth al the Church of the
Holy Name Of Jesus today and an invita-
tion has been extended the public TO at
tend.
The morning service will be ut II o'cloes
and the afternoon service at 3 o'clock.
Tie morning services, which are the
most important. viii consist Of Solemn
Hish mass sung by three priests; re-
lgious procession singing ecclesiastical
Giants and a sermon on what is Ncces-
saly for Salvation
The afternoon service will consist OF a
solemn religious procession Vesper Chants
sermon on: Baptism and it's Necessity, ;
aud solemn, bcnedirtion OF the sacrament
The music at all services will be rendered
by a choir Of twenty voices.
The Fathers OF Nazareth will al be at
hosio from the various circuits for the
ffth sunday Of every month. and have
4nado arrar gcn1ents 10 devote those Sun
DAYS to solemn religious services as mag
ni6c,.nt as they can make them, so that
the noorle may see something of the ser
VICES OF the Church as they are eolemnly
carried out. The services today ale
the drst Of the series.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
d Most Delightful Meeting.

The ladies who attended tho meeting O.
the w. c.. T. U. at the home OF MRS.
walter Horton, on Polk street, last Fri
day afternoon, We're most delightfully."- en-
tertained. Quite q good number we're
present considering the cold weather.
Mrs. Horton proved herself most
charming hostess and her tWo little bows
pleased the audience TO a very .enthusias-
tic degree by their little temperance reci-
tdtions. The meeting was a most inter
esting and inspiring one, especially 81
in connection with a report from The
superintendent OF prison work by Mrs.
/. c. Blair. There were many Indications
which passed that the cause Of the w. C.
T. L. il moyia. op a higher plane. The
Union will be glad TO receive new mem
bers any time, who would like to join
in The good work Visitors are very cor.
daily invited TO attend the meetings also.
Delicious refreshments were served at
the close Of the meeting, and three
sweet little girls, Misses Robertson and
Glenn, who we're dressed IN white ard
pink, acted as WATERS. after havin
taken oi the good things prepared by
Mrs. Horton. each one lett feeling that
it was good 20 have been there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
4 Hat Trimming Party.

The J. O. c. had a pleasant party in the
Hood building last night which was OF
tended by about sixty of Kinstons young
SET. The young ladies' who gave the party
assembled at p IN. and completed tae
announcements for the evenings entertain
ment and the young men came at
O'Clock.
The young men were each given nat
to trim, which was placed on the head o.
4 young lady and then all OF the young
ladies so bcdeckcd stood up for inspec
ton of the work Of masculine hands in
va,ling feminine domains. The effect pro
luced by the remarkable efforts OF the
young men was extremely ludlcrous,
Then the halloting by the young ladies
for the best creation OF the mae mill ners
and the first prize fen 70 Mr.. Joe Rogers,
which was a silver stick pin. Mr.. Atwood
Biz2cll won the BOBBY for the most poorly
trimmed hat II was truly q remarkable
work II art. The prize was paper boz
with a slip OF paper bearing these words n
it: "Rush bye don't cry; perhap
,ou'l win bye and bye. "-Kinston Free
Ips.c.g
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
Mr.. A. !. Ioyner, Noted Horse Trainer
in Moth Carolina.

The JACKSON correspondent of the Roam
oke- Chowan Tunes tells Of a visitor tc
North Carolina, lis native State. whose
name is known wherever people love fast
horses. Il sa+s:
The noted trainer of thoroughbreds
MI A. j. Joyney and wife are visiting ais
brother, Sheriff ". II. Joyner Of Garys
burg He was in town one dav last week
md brought TO Dr.. W. Paul Moore one OF
he plates worn by the great race horse
'Waterbos," which he had silver plated
and on it inscribed Brighton Handicap
1903 IL minutes won by Waterboy ia
pounds. Beating Worlds Record" He
told 20: ". W" that he had a yearlings
n his stable, who would race as two yea1
dds next season, hardly any of them have
cen natnod as yet Waterboy Will start
,ext year in three races, one OF them be-
ng for . stake OF $4,000. He will also
run in q great Eastern race The Subur-
San'--the so 20 speak Derby of America
Mrs. Ioyner may possibly remain during
thc winter in this section. Two of oul
former county mans sons Mr.. Boss Pope
will probably return to sheopshead Bay
with Mr.. JOINER"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29

lerson; o. C. Gregory with Miss Helen
,renshaw; L. l.. Joyner with Miss Mary
Andrevs, Of Raleigh; Samue! Watkins,
r., OF Henderson, with Miss Gretchen
3arnes. Of Wilson; T. T. Terrell with
Miss Eleanor Cooke; e. W Cooke with
Miss Nan Malone Mr.. Covington, of
Wake Forest, with Miss Mary Malone; ].
? Leach, Jr., of Lttleton, with Miss Amy
}utler Of Henderson; Sam Clark. Of Tar
1oro, with Miss Margaret Mackey, Of
>aleigh; T. r. White with Miss Olivia
lamb. OF Henderson: NJ. G. Winstead with
iiss Kate Horner, Of Oxford; Mr.. Coield
" Kittrell, with Miss Leila Johnson; G.
\. kittrell with Miss Leive Weaver, Of
Tort Monroe, Va: J. NJ. Person with
Hiss Mamie K. London; Lewis NJ. Baxter
f Petersburg. Va, with Miss Rutherford,
# Baltimore. Nd; J. II. Cooke. Of Ingle-
idc. with Miss Jennie Dunn, OF Hender-
son; J. 3. Jones with MISC JUNE Dunn
:. s. Ford with Miss Matte Hester; l..
fcJohnston, Of Littleton. with Miss Bes-
lie kearney; Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey;
II. and Mrs. ". S. Clifton; Mr.. and Mrs
". b. Green; S. 7. Wilder with Mrs. w.
l. Wilder, Of st. Paul. MINI.
Stays Messrs. y. Y. Cooper. OF Hender-
on: Percy y. Fleming, Of Raleigh; J. ?.
each ST., OF 1.ttleton.
Chaperoneg-~Mrs. H. 4. Crenshaw, Mrs.
:. S. Spruill.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
Liberty Social Notes.

Liberty. n. c. Nov. Specially -
On Friday evening the young ladies of
the s. 2. Literary Society of the l.. y
College. gave Gn entertainment and
luncheon to the young mems society.
The entertaipmen: consisted Of music,
rec,tatioZ9 and readings. The program
was prepared hy Miss Brown and was
very interesting and entertaining. Lunch
con was served in one Of the class rooms
The room was transformed into a bower
OF evergfeens and with It's TWO long tables
decorated with chrysanthenlumS ard Its
brilliant lights, il looked Ike fairyland
The place cards we're the letters IS. p"
tied with light bme and white ribbon, tho
society colors. and had the menu en-
graved on them.
The luncheon was served in four
courses. And midst the bright faces and
sweet smiles vas Voted by al to be .
happy event.
On Saturday evening the Young Ledies
Club cntertained a the club House the
faculty OF the l., \. College az six
O'Clock dinner. The men0 was a most
delightful one, and was greatly enjoyed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
THE TERPSlCH0REkNS' DANCE.
In Honor OF Ladies Who Suggested
This as a Club Name.

Iyouisburg, y. c.. Nov. 2S-lSpeciai9 -
The Terpsicnorean Club gave It's first ger
man in the Opera House Thanksgiving
cessful dance in the history Of the town.
When he club was organized some
time ago seventy-fve young ladies from
various parts OF the State were invited
10 submit names, and it was promised
that German would be given on Thanks
giving night in honor OF the ladies. who
submitted the most appropriate name
for the club. Two !oung ladies, Miss
Helen Crenshav- AID Miss Alice Sprulu
offered the same name, "Terpsichorean,
and the dance was given in their honor
Prof. Levin's Orchestra, of Raleigh,
furnished the 1niisic and MIR. Oscar G.
Gregory led the german in his most beau
tiful style.
Daacins commenced at nine O'Clock and
lasted until one o'clock. after which all
the dancers were entertained at the homes
of the several hosts and hostesses with
after theatre surpers.
The following couples were dancing
NJ. II. Allen with Miss Lou Reynolds Ford !;
" s. Cooke with Miss Ellen Dortch. OF
t-olisboro; g. P. Bod1ie wath Miss Elise
Gregory, cf Henderson. K K. Allen with
Miss Margaret Conaor, OF Tilson a. a.
Durham; "A. ". Person With Miss Mary
Dixon, OF Edsnton; S. G. Ford With Miss
Lucy Tayloe, Of Washington; r'r. 4. H;
Fleming with Miss Alice Epru;ll; z. c.
Mann With Mes Rebscca Butler, q Hen
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
Honeycutt- Young.

smjth6eld, y. c., Nov. 2s.--{Special.) y
At the home of the brides father, a
Polenta, on November 25th, at . o'ciocl
p. N. as the strains Of the wedding marcL
at the gentle touch of Mrs. Or. j. j
Young, Of Clayton, sweetly proclaimed tht
approaching event, Mr.. Samuel Tilden
Honeycutt, OF Smithfiell, with his best
man, Mr.. ". w. Cole, Of smithfeld, en-
tered the parlor followed by Miss May
Young, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Mildred Young, maid &C honor. SurroundeC
by quite q number OF friends and re "a
tives OF the contracting parties and amid
decorations blending into n picture o.
beauty. the Rev G.. ". Fisher, OF Clay
ton, Solemnly pronounced Mr.. g. T. Hon.
eycutt and Mss May Young man and
wife. The many presents, valuable aLc
useful, attested their popularity. Aftel
lunch Mr. and Mrs. Hoaeycutt drove &c
Smithficld, their future home.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
A Morning Card Party.

Henderson, y. C., Nov. 2S.-tSpecial.) y
Mrs. Alexander s. Davis gave a most de-
lightf,il Morning Card party. compliment
airy TO MIS-. Arthur $. Pendleton
There were five tables of six hand
e,ichre Ike score counters were unique
and beautiful-dainty little tinted baskets
filled with bon-h ons, with . card and
spray Of holly CT flowers attached,
Miss MAY Hunter aided Mrs. Davis III
doing the honors.
After the games were over, an elegant
luncheon was serted.
Those present were: Mcsdames Alex
onder Davis. hostess: a. s. Pondleton,
guest OF honor; Samuel Teltair. of Raj
eigh; j. Gooch of weldon; Furgerson. oil
Kittrell; J. s. T.. Young, Alexander Coop
er. G. A. Coggcshall. J. II. Bridgers,
Joseph Burweil Edward Lands, E. G.
Davis, D. L. Cooper, l.. s. p Cooper.
Henry Perry, W. o. shannon, ". w.
Parker, j. Hill Parham, j. Kittrell, A
Lewis, Toepleman, W. X. sturges, J. l.
Miller. Richard Corbett. Alexander Cheek
John Thomas, Misses Stella Perry Mamie
Clark, Bette and GusSic Blacknall, fdla
Tucker, Edna O'Neil and May Hunter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
IN MISS LONGS HONOR.
M. and Mrs. Graham Woodland HanC'
someIy Entertain at Wilson.

! wilson, y. G., Nov. 2S.-(SpeCial.) THE
ocicty event OF the season was shat Civ
II when Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Woodland
lesantly entertained in honor OF Miss
.ois Long, OF Statewide, \. C., who is
listing Mrs. Woodland. Thcir handsome
'olpe SO aapcrbly adapted for entertain
* was the scene on this occasion OF an
went that will always be remembered
those present with greatest delight as
otning WAS lacking for the continuing
leasure of ali present.
The guests after being received, divided
themselves among the several parlols, but
DON they were collected TO take part in
I most interesting contest which had bee"
ranged for the evening This was entl-
ed "A Little journey Around the World
nd was story containing about five hun
red words il which appeared the name
f fifty-3iX books. The object was for al
o underscore the names which are titles
% books prizes being offered 10
he most successful. After al
The papers had been handed IN,
the Judges on reviewing same aunounc-
I'd that while all had done we'll Misses
eleanor Vass, OF Raleigh, and Miss Lois
ong. Of Statesvilie. were most meritori-
nus each Of these ladies' having missed onlv
ne name, q high compliment TO Their 1T
erary accomplishments ard both Of these
ladies' were awarded prizes. Miss Vass re
re;ved 4 silver almond tray which was
appropriately presented by Mr.. c. T. Har
ris. while Miss Long was awarded
= silvcr seal by Mr. ]. S. Whitehead. Mr.
.. r. Harris won the gentlcman's prize.
!, match igniter which was presented by
Nh. Graham Woodland in most happy
manner.
At the conclusion OF this exciting con-
est delicious and elaborate refreshments
We're served.
Throughout the evening Prof. Realc's
Italian orchestra, stationed III the hail rem
'ered beautiful selections which were
thoroughly enjoyed. but the musical event
IF the evening was the singing of Mas
Long who accompanied by the orchestra
most beautifully sang "Violcts" and
"Schuberts Serenade' This pleasant oc
"asion. however, as all things must, came
o an end. and. az a late hour with hearts
'ui OF thanks to Mr. and MIS-. Woodar'
he guests reluctantly SAID good nigh
'rusting that they will soon again be the
guests Of their charming host and hostess
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
Philethea Class.

The Philethea class, of the Tabernacle
Sunday school, met in their class room
Friday evening to elect officers for the
ensuing year.
The following officers were elected:
President Miss Carrie Broughton.
e-Presidents--Miss Roberta Phillips
and Mrs. r. !. Holloway.
Secretary--Mrs. J. NJ. Edwards.
Assistant Secretary--Miss Clyde Wynne
Ireasurer--Mis Alice Wonble.
Teacher--Miss Maud Reid
Assistant Teacher-hlrs. c. r. Boone.
Press Reporter---Miss Florence Brough-
ton.
Following the election OF officers other
business matters were attended TO and
then dainty refreshments were served.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
The 8oren Family Reunion.

Greensboro, y. C., Nov. 2S,-(Speciall
An interesting event near here Thanks
giving day was the reunion of the Boren
family, at the home Of MIR. ". c. Boren,
at pomoua. Ali living members were
present. including tho mother, Mrs. Mary
Jane Boren. Among them were: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Borcu. c. Z. Borcn and wife,
Il. Il. Boren and ulie, G. S. Boren and
wife, and c. a. Boren aud 'Nie, of Pom
Qua: Rev. and Mrs. J. y. Bowles and
Mr. J. W. Clarke and wife, Of Greensboro;
Mr., and Mrs. H. c. Edwards, OF Kerners-
vile.
A sumptuous dinner was prepared arr
served by MIR. and Mrs. ". c. Boren.
and the day was spent in delightful rem
iniscences of tho days Of cd laud syne'
The Boron brothers are a'aong the most
prominent aud valued citizens Of the
county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
THANKSGIVING SOCIAL PLEASURE
At Oak Ridge the Week Mas One Of
Many Delightful Events.

Oak Ridge. y. c., Nov. 28.-(Special.) y
The annual Thanksgiving social pleasures
of Oak Ridge have been on this week
Last night beautiful german was danced
IN the gymnasium. lhe occasion vas
made unusually enjoyable by the pres
encc Of some visiting young ladies anc
gentlemen from nearby towns. Splendid
ulsic was furnished by the O. r. |. Or
chestra. Those who danced were:
Miss Jennie Billing. OF Mt. Airy, with
Z. k BE /; Miss Mattyc n ynes, OF VIA
stcn. with Joe Duncan; Miss Jean Gwyi
u Mt Airy, with ]. j. Williams; Mis-
Blanche holt with r. G. CLANCY; Mis-;
Maude Wilson, OF Greensboro. with Kemp
Doughton; Miss I.ottfe Whitaker viii
Al G. Fields, Jr.; Miss Ina Davis, of
KeYnersville. with Doc Hammond; Mis-
Emma Williams, CT Rockingham, will
Ed Gorapl Miss -re Stewart with A.
hur Torbs: Miss Anna Bradfield with
Frank Bell Miss Mary Smith with S. $
SloGn n, and Miss Annie Gwyn, OF Greens
boro, with Eugene Paddisou.
stays: prather and Gwyn, OF Mt. Airy
and Uzze,l. Taylor Hunt. D. h. Stafford
Chatham, Or. Paddecn. Harvey Holt, r
NJ. Stafford. y L. Do0rell. \. VI. Benbow
Lyon, Racey Groom ard F. G. Whirake'
Chaperoncs: Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. T
z. Whitaker.
The splendid home Of Miss Blanche Holt
will be scene of loyelness this evening
when She viii cntertf in in honor Of her
charming visitors: Miss Harris. Miss
Billing Miss Bayras, and the Misses
GTyn.
The entire week has been one OF nnusua!
gaioty. there having been foothal
game. three CT four informal dances and
rther th!ngs that 60 to make up week
If unmarried pleasure.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
Belcl!er- RrasWell.

The Norfolk virginiau-Pilot gives the
following account of the wedding of a
young lady Of Rocky Mount:
Mr. Edward Relcher,- master at arms
On the Olympia, and Miss Ada Bfaswell,
OF Rocky Mount, y. C., were united II
marriage yesterday afternoon at the home
Of aiI and airs. Joseph Tegerson. The
CEREMONY wac performed by Rev. Thomas
]. Brady in the presence Of large mum
er Of friends Miss Duchess Furgerson,
+ Scottsvile acted as maid Of honor
Mr.. Pete Ma2soni was best man for the
moon
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
McF adyen-R Robertson.

Cameron, " c., Nov. es.---(special. y
The marriage. "Wednesday evening, oi Miss
Georgia Robertson to Mr.. Neill c. McFad
yen was a notable social event. The in
teresting and impressive ceremony tool
place 1T o'c,ocA at the beautiful home
OF the brides parents, and was perforncG
by Reiy. NJ. ID. Mcneil, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, in the presenc Of
the family and a few invited friends. Tho
wedding of these two popular young peo-
pie was an OCCASION q much interest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
HANDSOME SfAHoGONY FURNI
TTTEE

Several pieces, Of handsome colonial and
antique furniture will be sold at auction
al noon on December 10th, at our shop,
co,nsr prcrean and Blount streets You
ave ;nv,tAd 10 call az any time and irsrecc
this furnsture.
rApoT,rNA WOOD WORKERS.
successors to Boyd Furniture Co
sun, Tues, Thurs.-2wlls.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-11-29
St. Mary's AIumnae.

There will be called and very import
ant meeting of st. Mary's Aiumnae Asso-
citation tomorrow (afonday. Nov. 3o) az
four O'Clock p. m. in the east Rock
building at st. Mary s,Nwith regard to the
presentation to the trustees OF st. Mary's
Of the Smedes memorial scholarship.
Signed by the President Kate McKim-
mon Secretary