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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-08
OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
ANDREWS ;,

Andrews May Though May has
been with us several days, we have
not vet had many May days. Gardens
and everything are backward as the
spring. The strawberry crop is almost
a failure in this section, owing TO the
late frosts: peaches and pears are
scarce but the prospect for apples was
never better.
There are several cases of measles
IN the neighborhood. Little Carrie
Holman is with her grandmother on
Bear Creek, quite sick with that
disease.
Joe Dillehay was at home sick last
week.
Reece DooIey came home from Muir
freesboro, with bad case of grip.
Miss Fannie Sowell is sick at the
home of her sister in Columbia.
Little Charlotte Balm spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs Andy Watson,
and was taken home quite SICK Sunday.
Charlotte Sowen is slowly improving
from her serious illness.
Little Rupy Holman is recovering
from serious burn on the side of her
face and neck.
Miss Mary A. Gray aud Blythe are
visiting relatives at Glendale.
RUDE Smith came in from Texas
Saturday. He says there s no
place like home .
Miss Maggie Dlllehay spent last
week with relatives near Culleoka.
Elder A. G. Williams preached an in
teresting sermon Sunday.
Elder f. G. Sowell returned Mon
day from Henderson, and expects to
preach at South Harpeth next Sunday.
Rev. II. A. Gray is improving the
appearance of his residence by fresh
paint.
Mrs. Dooley and Mrs. Gaines expect
to move into their new house very soon.
School opened up at Gray's Academy !
Monday morning
Mrs. Jennie Flowers returned home |
last week from visit to her sister,
Mrs. Holcomb, in Columbia.
MRS. MICAWBER. 4.
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WATER VALLEY.

Water Valley, May g. Mesdames
James Pigg and Bian Hensley were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fleming, of Mt. Pleasant, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Hutchinson have
returned from visit with relatives
on Leatherwood.
Mr. Lem Pigg is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Fleming, of Mt Pleasant
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Oakley
last Tuesday, girl.
Mrs Florence Letslnger and Miss
Ola Letsinger attended presbytery at
Santa Fee, one DAY.
Mr.. Tom Rountree of Snow Greek.
was in our midst last week.
Mrs Maggie Jones and son Charlie,
of Williamsport. were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs John Rountree part of last
week.
Mr.. Felix Jopes is still quite sick.
Mrs. Dee Oakley is very i'll and is
not expected to live.
MIR. ana Mrs John Fleming, OF
Bethel, were visiting here last week.
Mrs. Sam Sparkman, of Nashville,
is the guest of Mr.. Dee OAKLEY.
Rev. Bian Hensley is attending
quarterly conference at Greenbrier,
county.
Miss Estelle Fields, of Snow Creek,
was the guest If Miss Sallie Hutchinson
the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Thos. Jenkins, of Goshen, has
from a visit with relatives lin
Hickman county. ORESIRA
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ROBERTS BEND AND KNOB CREEK

Roberts Bend and Knob Creek. MAY
3. Children Day will be held a
Goodwin chapel the third Sunday after
noon in June
The school at Athendale will close
with an entertainment the latter part
of May.
Miss Winfrie Roberts returned t.
her home at Goodwin, several days ago.
travelling through the South and South
west
Mr.. Francis Miller, of Shady Grove,
visited his daughter, Mrs. Elijah Gar
ner, of Timmons.
Mr.. Warren Harris. most talented
artist of this neighborhoo6, has re-
turned from his home in Mississippi
and has now gone to Nashville
Messrs, Tom Harris and john
Dawson have returned from fishing
trip in Delk's Bend.
Mr.. J. W. Beasley, of Thompson
Station, was visiting friends at Tim
mons and Roberts Bend last week.
Mrs. j. M. Gregory, Mr.. Clayton
and little boys, Mrs. T.. q. Hughes
and daughter, Miss Lily Mai, Mrs.
Amos Tlmmons and little daughter,
and Mr.. Elliott Roberts, attended the
Muslc Festival in Nashville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Church spent
the dav out at the poor house Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Nelson, of Co
lumbla, were out visiting relatives
at Tlmmons Sunday.
Mrs. Shorter F'orgey went to Mt
Pleasant Saturday, 60 spend few days
with her mother, Mrs Jones.
Mrs Taylor, of Goodwin, is visiting
relatives in Columbia.
Miss Sadie Witherspoon, who is
teaching at Carriers Creek, spent from
Friday till Monday with homefolks
near Goodwin.
Stockard Allison, who has been with
The Manix store, in Nashville, has re-
5urned and will &C TO Mt Pleasant.
CHLOE.
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Awful Aunt, drama in two acts
and the Spellin Skewl" a farce il
one act Mr.. Jesse Gray, a wei
known mimic and amatuer actor OF
first class ability, is slated for a few
new selections.
Music will be furnished by the Big.
0yvllle String Band.
Messrs. T. Fl. Nicely, j. b. Pender,
D. D. Digger, J. w. B., John H.,
j. Lem and Otey Thomas are spend
ing a few days angling in Duck river.
below Williamsport.
Mr.. w. j. Thomas has accepted a
position with one of the leading phos-
phate companies of Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. George Maxwell Is spending a
few weeks with the family of Mr..
John Fariss, near Buford g.
Mrs j. b. Sowell and son, Bling
ham, are in Nashville.
Miss Maud Duke has returned to her
home near Mt. Pleasant after teaching
very successful school at the Amls
school house.
S. P. Perry spent today at Lynn
vile with Dr. A. T. Boyd, W hose
health we understand Is growing very
feeble.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas J. Maxwell
and son. George, are visiting relatives
near Buford's.
Miss Ethel Bryant, who has been
teaching in Alabama, has returned
hone.
Prof T. M. Hogan, who has been
indisposed for several weeks, continues
unlmproved.
Mrs. Lizzie Estes is on the sick list.
FORE AND AFT
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GILLEOK A.

Culleoka, May 5--Mr. Joe Afford
died at his home h,r) Friday after
! noon. he had been il poor health for
two years or more, and for six months
had been declining. He had been very
feeble for two weeks, but was taken
suddenly and seriously ill before day
Friday with congestion of the lungs
| and so violent was the attack, that he
could be given no relief. He died or
his sixty sixth birthday. He was a
soldier IN the Confederate army His
character was that Of quiet, gentle,
industrious man. Though of modest,
retiring disposition, yet he had many
warm friends by whom he was loved
Rev. J. Price conducted the burial
service at the grave, and the
body sleeps its dreamless sleep in
Wilkes cemetery.
DR.. Afford and wife, of Robertson
Fork, attended the burial of Mr..
Afford.
Mr.. Joe Ballafant went to Nash
vile last week to visit his son Joe,
who is in bad health.
Strawberries are being MAJ keted
here. Mr.. Wilkes has been shipping
some fine ones. TIE continued cold
weather prevents h m becoming as
sweet and richly Favored as usual.
Wheat and corn are being injured by
the cold. Already wheat is showing
much rust, as is also RE.
Miss Lindsay Tomllnson is with
Mrs. Jesse Tomlinson In Columbia.
Miss Lena Convey entertained the
following ladies at dinner on Thurs
day: Misses Della and Glneva Calvert
and Ora Perry, Mesdames Clarence
Clavert, Bruce White and J. P.
Graham.
The protracted meeting Will begin
at the Methodist church the third
Sunday in this month. with Rev. E.
l.. Gregory to do the preaching
Messrs. Joe Love and Wallace
Smiser took the State examination in |
Pharmacy. Mr. Love received GER
titicate as registered Pharmacist, but |
as Mr. Smiser had not had the
experience, he conld only be I
granted the certificate as assistant
Pharmacist. Mr.. Love is at home for
! vacation.
Mr.. G. S Williamson, Jr.. has been
by heIng elected Professor of
chemistry and Biology. In Wotford
jollege, Spartanbu1g, s. G. This
vas net given as for publication, but
We think it too good to keep Another
eature in Culleoka cap, please; and
his one was won by tue worth and
noble labor. as were the others
lum her of big men have gone from
ur village, and some day we will tell
ou which Of our now oare footed
rchlns Will rule affairs of our State
nd maybe the Government
Messrs. Elem Thomas and Erie
'aylor mad business trip to Nash
lille last week.
Mrs. Joe L. Moore Is with Mrs.
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Hattie Rothrock in ashville.

Hattie RothrocK in Nashville.
Mr. Tom Convey came up from Deca
ter Friday night, for little visit.
The school at Roekdale CLOSED
Friday. an1 Miss Lawrence has re-
turned to her home IN Lewlsburg.
Mrs. Matt Sheriff. visited her home
people here recently.
Mrs Dan Garret and Miss Brown
are with relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Irvine PEBBLES and
that handsome bright, eleven months
old son, Fred, have been visiting at
"Granpa PEBBLES.
Mr.. George Williamson will move
his family to the Wilsford place some
time this week.
Miss Lena Convey will entertain at
Progressive Finch Tuesday night
complimentary to Miss Ruby Craig.
"BARBARA. -
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STIyERSvILLE.

Stiversville, May Mrs. f. A. Me-
Kissick has returned to her home a,
Broadview, after spending two weeks
with her daughter Mrs. Kate Digger.
Mr.. Raymond Howard, Of Minor Hill,
visited Mr.. M. s. Howard several days
recently.
Messrs. w. A. and Chester Digger
we're in Nashville this week,
Mrs. Smith Howard and children
spent few days Of last week with her
sister, Mrs. Alonzo Hardison, at Hill
boro. 80,
Mr.. J.T Digger and daughter, Miss
Iona, and Miss Mary Hickman, OF
Lynnviile, went TO College Grove last
Friday to attend the closing exercises
of the school at that place. They report
a nice time. Mr.. Chester Digger, who
was in school there, returned with
them.
Miss Media Richardson visited her
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Mills, attended church at Isom Sun
day.
Mrs Dan shannon aud Mrs. Tom
Brooks each had a chicken Matched
that was curiosity. One CHICKEN had
Is toes. the other II toes. their toes
being drawn in a knot ard their leg.
so far back they could not stand
Their wing, had no joints; the upper
part Of Que bill being so short il
could not eat BOtn chickens died.
Miss Mona Bishop entertained a
few OF her girl friends. since our last.
IT honor Of her eleventh Uirthay.
Mrs. John Bishop ard children, Wis
tied Mrs Willis OF AshwOod. last
week.
Little Mable Cathev, who has been
right SICK for the last two weeks, is
better.
There is some talk that wheat will
not make any thing.
GUESS WHO.
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brother, l. p Richardson at Br .ad.
view. sereral days recently.
Miss Myrtle Wilsford is at Buforo
Station on visit.
Mr.. u Howard and family left
today tor Minor Hill. they will be
away week
Elder W. q Harris preached at
this place last Sunday morning and
Elder Arch Harris preached IN he
afternoon. There was a cool attend
ance at each service
Elder Sam Sewell VIII be with us on
next Sunday.
Since our last. death has been in our
comm unity and claimed for Its own
Miss Cordie Sweeney. She had been
an invalid for number of wears She
was member of the Baptist church.
On last Monday, Mrs. Mary Osborne
died quite suddenly. She was sick
only few months. She was mem.
Der of the Christian church and a good
woman. She was the mother of Mr..
jesse Osborne. BLONDE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-05-08
Cures Eczema and Itching HumOr
Through the BlOO9. Moth
ing to Try.

b. b. B. botanic Blood Balml Is a
certain and sure cure for eczema, itch
ing skin, hulnors, scabs, scales, watery
hlisters, pimples, aching bones or joints.
bois, carbuncles, prickling pain in the
skin, old, eating sores, ulcers, etc. Bo-
tanic Blond Balm cures the worst and
most deep.seated casos by enfiching.
purifying aud vital1ing the blood,
thereby giving healthy blood supply
to the skin. Other remedies may re-
lieve, but B. B. b. actually cures; heals
every sore, and gives the rich glow of
health to the skin, making the blood
red and nourishing. Especially ad-
vised for old, obstinate cases. Drug
gists, 81. Trial treatment free aud pre-
paid by writing DR. Gillian 2l3 Mitchell
st, Atlanta, Ga. Describe the trouble
and free medical advice given. l5-1m
For sale by Gee. S. Alcorn.
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TAYLORSyILLE.

Taylorsville, May MIR. and Mrs
Baker, of Hickman county. nave Deen
on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Cummins, since our last.
Miss Lena Kittrell who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. Ernest Kit
treil, of Arkansa s, returned nome last
week.
Misses Mamie Shannon and Pearl
Kirkpatrick spent part OF last week
with Mr.. and Mrs Will Shannon, OF
wllliamsport
Mrs. Jonn Delk and children, OF
Kettle Mills are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Cathey.
Mr.. and Mrs Thurman, OF Neapolls'
are visiting DR.. Cumm ms and amlly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shannon attended
church at Isom last Sunday
Miss Ayala Brown. after pro-
tracted visit TO relatives In Texas,
has returned home.
Mr. ana Mrs. Joe Whitslde are
receiving congratulations over the
arrival OF wee little girl.
Miss Anne Delk. of Kettle Mills,
spent last Sunday with Miss josie
Kittrell. -, -. nj.
Masses Florris Whiteside and Euia
Brown went to Swan last week.
Elder Will Morton filed his regular
at Catheyj church last
r.
Mr.. r. Ii. Kittrell, of Thompson
il visiting his neice. Mrs. h.
Mr., and MRS. Tom Brooks, OF Lewis
county, spent SATURDAY night WIN
MIR and Mrs. Joe Whiteside.
Miss Ruth Kennedy, OK Kettle
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MT. BET II.

Mt. Beth, May 6.-Mr. Elder
Blocker was kicked by mule this
morning and was very badly hurt.
Mrs. Julia BrImm and Mr.. Tebe
and family have returned from Texas,
and are now located at Sawdust Val
ley.
Miss Carrie Gibson, from Columbia.
is visiting her cousin, Miss Virgie
N. ]. Paschal will fill his regular
appointment at this place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ocie Mcbride and
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BIG RYVILLE.

Bigbyv,lle, May THE spring term
of Bigbyville Academy will close next
Friday. Prof. Regen has given
general Satisfaction as a teacher, ana
be It saiu to his credit that the IN
terest in school work and the attend
ance has been better than for NUMBER
OF years. On Tuesday evening, Nav
ETH. the school will present, "Our
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CAMPBELL'S STATION.

Campbell Station, May Glider
VIM. Splvey filled his regular appoint
ment at the Christian Church in this
village on last Sunday. There was q
large crowd out to hear him.
Mrs. Price Hannah and children, Of
Campbellsville, Giles county, spent
last Friday In the village, visiting hel
aunt, Mrs G. A. White. Mrs. Hannah
is daughter of the late DR.. James Fl.
Campbell.
Mrs. Ode Thomas and children, of
Sunny Side, are spe uding a few days
in this vicinity visiting relatives aud
friends.
The farmers in this neighborhood
are very much behind in their farm
work. They are afraid to plant corn
while it Is 80 colo, for fear 1t will be
destroyed by the cut worm. Some
think the wheat crop is injured very
badly because OF 50 much rain, but
hope not, for it seems the farmers, as
a class, have more to discourage them
than any working men. The severe
drouths of the past two years and the
low prices for which thew have to sell
their produce is indeed disoouraging
Friends OF Mr.. Afford from this
neighborhood attended his funeral
and burial which occurred Saturday.
His funeral was from the G. P. Church
in Culleoka and he was buried at
Wilkes cemetery. GRANDMA.
A little life may be sacrificed to
sudden attack of Group, if you dent
49, n. Tbop,,o, Elaotrir Oil on hand
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World Wide Reputation.

Whites Cream Vermifuge has
achieved world wide reputation as be
ing the best of all worm desJroyers, and
for its tonic influence on weak and un-
thrifty children, as it neutralizes the
acidity of sourness of the stomach, i'm.
proves their digestion, and assimilation
Of food strengthens their nervous sys
tenn and restores them to the health,
yigor and elasticity of spirits natural to
childhood. 2oc at A b. Rains.
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After La Grippe

Lest a worse thing befall, rebuild the
consumed Tissues ana renew the e1pply
of the red blood corpuscles with the
quickest digpsted and most nutritious
II 'ur m de-CLIFTON. 1t is the pro-
duet OF native Kentucky wheat.
CHAFFIN BROS.
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Headquarters For

Whipporwill Stock Peas and
Tennessee German Millet.
Get our prices and save good
money. At stock yard.
w. ]. DALE, Manager.
5-d3t-w1t
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10 Years

In the buggy business, we have learn
ed what the people want. We know
when to buy, what to buy, and the time
to buy. We are better prepared 10
serve you and will save you money if
you trade with us.
20 st Satterfeld & Dodson.
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Doesn't Respect Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but just
the contrary in the case of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. They cut off maladles,
no matter how severe and irrespective
of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaund'ce, Fever,
CONSTIPATION ali Yield to this perfect
Pill. 25c at w. p. Woldridge's Drug
Stnra.
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BROTHERS,
Dealers IN
Staple AID Fancy Groceries, Farm Seeds.

All groceries are fresh and will give
satisfaction. Fresh German Millet :, ed
9Oc busnel' Fresh Whipporwil! Peas
81 40 bu; Fresh Sofa Beans$ 80 bu; Fresh
Sorghum Seed 75c bu. Call on us for all
kinds of Farm Seed. We also have the
incest line of Chocolate Candy in town
athe lowest prices, 25c and SOC per 10.
Fancy cakes, and crackers. biscuits, etc.
CIT. Pt,re 3l6.
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To Cure a Cold in one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qu.nine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if Al
fails to cure +. w. Groves signature
is on each b5x 25c.
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Lots for Sale.

Three nice building lots for sale.
Haddox property, near reservoir. cheap
for cash. Apply to Salmon & Turner,
.ttornevs 16d&w-tf
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State of Ohio, uIuy OF Toledo. SIS.


State of Ohio, olty OF Toledo. IS.
Lucas County.
FRANKJ. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner OF the firm of r. j.
CHENEY Il Co., doing business in the City OF
Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this the 9th day of December, A.
d. 1885.
SEAL. A. w. GLEASON
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Send for testimo-
uials, free.
F. CHENEY, Il Co., Toledo. Q.
SOld'by Druggists rs cents.
halls Family Pills are the best.
RALLY HILL.
Rally Hill, May There were servi-
ces at Macedonia Sunday afternoon,
conducted by the pastor, Rev Mr..
Byrum.
The school at Billington's Corner is
nicely under the manage
ment Of Prof. G.. L. Straley. Miss Annie
Moore is also getting on nicely with her
school at Lees Corner.
Mr.. Tom Turner is in Nashville at
present.
j. W. Jones moved his family to
last week.
Messrs. Dan Jones, j. A. Grove and
Walter Moore were in Lewisburg Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Jennie Wilson, of Hicks, Mar
shall county, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. X. Derryberry this week.
BROWN EYES.
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family, of Ridley, visited Mr.. Kin
Brown and family recently.
Miss Mary Russell has returned TO
her home at AbiH. ROSE BUD.
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A little life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of Group, if you dent
have DR.. Thomas Electric Oil on hand
for the emergency.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1903-08-28

tried the courts and the legislature and
neither awaited him grain of comfort;
even his millions would not induce the
obstinate saloon keeper to SELL Mellin
pronounced Merlin, is this obdurate
mans name.
A tragedy occurred on Mr. Rookie
feller's place few days ago. An old
horse pensioner that had been living with
COW for year or SO are the principal
characters in It. The horse was said
to be 35 years old, and it took a liking
to the cow in the days of it's calfhood
They were inseparable, until the COW,
which was then Holstein heifer, let
it's fancy wander. The day in, ques-
ton the heifer brought forth beautiful
calf and nothing would please her but
show it off to it's old chum, the old
horse The result was tragical. The
old horse got mad, not in the general
acceptance Of that term, but real crazy
It first made Holstein veal of the calf
and then bit the COW and after kicking
down a stone fence jumped into bar
rel and drowned itself.
Regarding the trolley connections
recently made between Stamford and
Cos Cob that part Of the road is void
of all interest and beauty, unless ones
taste tends toward cinder roadbeds
and ugly old fences and farms. But
from Cos Cob to New York the ride is
delightful and wonderfully cheap.
c. p H
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DIED OF STARVATION.
Body of Minneapolis Woman Devoured
by Wild Beasts in Klondike.

Minneapolis, MINI, Aug 28.-Edith
White, former wife Of John A. White,
general agent of the Deering division
Of the International Harvester Co, died
of starvation in the Klondike country
and her body probably has been de-
voured by the wild beasts.
Such is the Information contained
in dispatch from Seattle, which
which gives the details OF the finding
of the unfortunate woman's diary con-
tanning story OF her life from the
time she left her former home in
Mankao until she died OF exposure and
lack of food in the heart OF the track
less Copper river country.
Mrs White was a graduate of the
dental school of the state university
and was practicing dentistry in Daw-
son City two years ago. She wrote
her relatives here saying she was going
into the interior and probably would
not be heard from for some time.
In a letter written from Central
Alaska, July 20, 1903, William Shafer,
a petty officer in the employ OF the
government signal corps, tells of find
ing letters and diary tending to show
that Mrs White persisted from cold
and hunger. while trying to make her
way un0uAcmpanied to an interior
camp in the Copper river country
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RUMoR SAYS Upton rs TO WE'D
Story of Marriage Engagement With
Miss Revell Of Chicago.

Story of Marriage Engagement With
Miss Revell Of Chicago.
Mrs Grundy had her new story for
her followers yesterday in variation
of the oft-repeated story Of the mar
riage enga cement of Sir Thomas Lip
ton. Miss Alice ReveIl is the charm-
ing young woman now mentioned. At
the races yesterday and later in the
Fifth avenue restaurants the tidings
travelled like wildfire, but Sir Thomas
and his guests We're on the Erin far
down the bay, and there was no one
to tell whether the engagement was
only another idle rumor or not.
Miss ReveIl is a Chicago girl, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Alexander II.
Revell. All three are the guests of the
Irish baronet on the Erin, as they were
two years ago. The ReveIls are great
friends of Upton, and after the races
are ended Sir Thomas viii visit the
Chicago mansion of the RevelIs and
will be the "star" attraction at series
of entertainments Miss ReveII is a
lovely girl, but then a lovely girl al
ways has the attention of the gallant
Sir Thomas. OF course, he is said to
be a confirmed bachelor. However.
society liked to talk about it, and the
rumor has found many credulous ears.
From Chicago John T. ReveIl, the I'M
Gle of Miss Alice, said he had not been
informed of any such engagement
The Revells are prominent in the fash.
fonable north side set Of Chicago.