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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
slx HUNDRED PEOPLE
PERlsHEo m sroRt
Reoult Of Terrible Typhoon and Tisi
Wave Which Swept South Sea
Islands.

The steamer Mnripoga hna orfivosit
San Francisco from Australia. hrlneis
additional ucwa OF the typhoon "a
tidal wave Of the Pcarl Island rronrin
the middle OF January The Fresh
government has Investigated ihe dirg
Ter and found that between 300 and 0O
Islanders pershed during tho storl.
After the wind had subsidized and 90
waters had recodcd. hundreds Of
drowned natives we're found tied tdro
trees about the places.
Hlkuera, ono Of The Islands visied
by the doluge. was The bost able TO
Withstand ltH force. az lta highest psco
Is twelve feet above the ocean.
The residents nockcd to the holtts
and sought safety by binding them.
solves 10 the rocks and trees Thrc
They remained Tor three or four avs
In which tho storm swept over the
dreadful scene. Four hundred hes
wore lost there. The Islands OF Hlo
Morakau and ilikuora are vlnully
washed away. AZ they arc % prsant
little above the sea level and are ies.
tIiuto N vegetation. on thcm manran
not suhaIat, as the soil has nnshod
and the cocoanut trees are dried up
and dead.
on the island OF Rarorla tho dousta.
ton iB complete. Threcfourths Gthe
c0c0anut trees were destroyed. hasea
wore cast down. tho walls Of the 9th
Ole church and tho prison were ront
away. and twelve Of the inhahnnta
were Killed. AZ Amnnu thoro we're
three sraons killed by the cyclort
An r. tho survivors OF tho rful
storm are Elders Chcniold and Allen
and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert OF tholAltor-
day Saints mission.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20

DR. A. p, Mckee was found dead
and his twin brother and comrade.
Charles Mckee. dying In the stable OF
Dr. Mckee at Edward0yllle. Ills. un.
der circumstances that Indicate n
double suicide to escape the disgrace
that threatened tho physician. and
which the brother dreaded as much
ns II Il were his own. This oxplana.
tlon grows out OF the arrest OF Dr. Nc.
Koe a few days ago. He was known
TO have been greatly worried over the
case, hut Il was not thought he would
commit suicide whom the bodies were
discovered nr Mckee hnd boon dead
several hours and Charlca Mckee wns
breathing family. but died fifteen min.
utea later Death came from the In.
lection OF morphine.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Venezuela 10 Paylno UP.

The Venezuelan government accepts
without reserve the protocols signed
by Minister Bowen and tho represent.
ntives OF the powers at Washington.
Proof Of this was shown in the pay.
ment 10 the German minister OF tho
hrst installmcnt amounting TO about
100000, Of tho $4,000 pledged TO
Germany In satisfaction Of that coun.
try's claims of honor Minister Won
Felldram was conducted TO tho Veno-
zuolan foreign Office by United Statos
Charge Analros Russell.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
A BRUTAL MURDER.
TWO MEN SLAIN WHILE SEATED
At DINNER TABLE.
Masked Men Enter a Fashionable Rec.
taurant In Pueblo, Colo, ard Muir.
der a Prominent Physician.

A daring attempt at robbery and
brutal tragedy In tho most fashionable
restaurant In Pueblo. Colo, created
Intense excitement early Sunday even.
Ing. The robbers. two in number aud
both small men. wore black masks.
They FIRST entered the back door Of
Loostau's fne cafe opposite the opera
house. advanced half tho length Of tho
long room aud then went back Pres.
emily they rcentorod by the front door.
Ono went to the cashiers desk, tho
other attempted 10 rob guests at tho
tables. He held a revolver toward Dr.
J. II. Turner. who was eating his sup
per, and told him 20 throw up his
hands. The doctor was surprised and
hesltated. wheroupon the robber fred
full In his face, killing tho doctor IN.
stantly and scattering his blood and
brains all over the corner OF the cafe.
Then the doaperado attacked another
guest, G. y. Bishop. and shot him In the
left side. without securing any
booty. the rumans He'd. Bishop was
taken TO a hospital and Is IN a critical
condition.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Qua FOREST RESERVES.


over -Four Million Acres Of land With.
drawn From Entry
4 Washington dispatch .. Monday
last contains the following The so.
logical survey now has under consider
alton tho establishment Of forest ro-
serves in the mountainous regions OF
tho state Of Utah. During tho past
three years petitions have been 70.
celved from citizens OF Utah for tho
establishment OF small reserves which
would protect their water supply for ir-
rlgation and domestic usos Those pro.
posed reserves arc az folloas: Tho Ia.
COON, Salt Lake. Spanish Fork. Tooelo.
Huntington, Manti. Ferrou. Gunnison.
Sallna, AquariuH Monticello, SEWER
Pangutch lake. Duck lake and Calder
forest reserves
Pending an examination which
would fiX the boundaries OF these
areas most desirable Tor forest re.
serve purposes and eliminate such
areas as are most suited for agrlcul.
ture or grazing. the secretary OF tho I'm.
torior acted upon these ps,ltlons, aud
withdrew from entry about 1905. 600
acres. A careful examination was
made during the season OF 1909. and
tho secretary has decided to establish
system OF forest reserves In Utah.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20

Bartlett Sinclair, treasurer OF Rial
province, p, l., attempted to commit
suicide Friday by taking poison in tho
ONCE OF the attorney general, when
informed that the government intended
to prosecute him for neglecting his OF.
fee and permitting the peculation Of
funds sinclalr's books were found to
be In a muddled state The authorities
had been Investigating for months a
shortage OF several thousand dollars,
but II "a not believed that Sinclair ON.
bezzled the money.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Drowned Llke Rats In a Trap.

-Four men are known 10 have lost
their lives and four others are missing
rs tho result Of an accident In tho
Millo mine at Iron Mountain. Mich.
Tho men were drowned by a rush OF
water which flooded the north level
OF crosscut in the mine. The accl.
dent was caused by the working
through the wall Of their level into an.
other level which had been flooded
the water escaping through the break
and overwhelming the miners. Only
one body has been recovered.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
reAaruL FLOODS N SOUTH.
Il 10 Feared Many Lives VIII be Lost
nefnre The water eubaLdea.

The nood situation in the portion Of
Tho Mississippi valley contiguous &c
Memphis. Tenn. IS extremely critical
and reports OF loss Of life are at hand
Il was thought nj nrst that the break
In tho loyoo % Hoiybush, near Trico'a
landing. would help matters by rciIev.
Ing the pressure OF water and causing
a fan nj thia point Instead Of this
the break has complicated conditions
by flooding a vast area in Arkansas
across the Mississippi from Memphis,
and vorilablo sea exists in the S.
Francis and Mississippi river basins,
extending from one basin TO the othor.
a distance Of many miles. From this
territory a call for help has gone un
from persons who have been surround.
cd IN their homes on high parts Of
the country. but thus Tar Il has been
an lmpoasibllity 10 send Thorn assist.
ancc.
A few floating bodlcs have been
found at various points by the roscu-
ing boats. but tho number has not yet
been alarming.
The 81. Louis a San Francisco rail.
road runs through the ST. Francis
country. but that company has an.
nullod all trains. ltn tracks boins uu-
der water near Marion. Ark. The
town Of Marion ia almost totally food.
cd. and citizens arc using aklns ns
their only means OF travel Negroes
and white persons from the adjacent
territory are pouring into Marion
every hour, naking that a boat be sent
10 rescue their families. There Is no
means OF reaching them except by
making a break In the loveo near
Momphia
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20

Fourteen armed and masked men on.
tered the house OF a widow, Mrs. ia.
cob Relschelder near Crldersville, o..
and took possession. With Mrs. Rolls
cheldor are living her granddaughter.
blanche, aged n years; George James.
hls wife and their son, Joseph James.
The robbers bound the elder James
and his son and the two women. and
then. at the point OF a shotgun. forced
tho little girl to tell whore the money
was to be found, They secured 81 200
IN cash.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20

Mrs. Lucinda Whitney, So years old.
and Joshua Cline. aged o2. two OF tho
Oldest residents OF Lapeor county,
Mich. were married at Inlay City. at
tho brides homo. The bride has had
four husbands before Mr.. Cline. and
no was married today for the fourth
time. After the ceremony pictures
were taken Of tho couple and their
home. and later Cline went down town
and bought two quarts OF oysters. Tho
bride welghA loss than 100 pounds.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Objected to yellow Fever.

The steamer Alliance, from Colon,
arrived at New York Friday. and
among the passengers was George
sawter who recently was appointed
United States consul at Guayaqull, but
Immediately returned 10 tho United
States on arriving at his port having
been alarmed by an epidemic Of yellow
fever. The consul was accompanied
by his wife. 81 was told Il was sure
death for my wife and myself 10 stay
there" said Mr. Sawter Tho death
rate there Is very high.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
JIG eToRY lN FlouRee.
Bulletin Of Geographical Distribution
Of Population In United States.

Bulletin Of Geographical Distribution
Of Population In United States.
The census bureau has issued bull
letln OF the geographical distribution
OF tho population Of the United States
II shows that almost GO per cent Of
tho total population lives In the coun.
try drained by the Atlantic ocean:
over 90 per cent in that drained by the
Gulf OF Mexico; a. per cont in tho
drainage area OF the Mississippi river;
almost 2 per cent In tho area drained
by the great lakes; per cent on the
Pacific coast. half OF one per cent IN
the great basin.
Tho proportion living Within the re-.
glon drained by tho Atlantic ocean f.
steadily diminishing. whllo that part
drained by the Gulf Of Mexico IA be-
coming relatively more populous. as n
the case IN n stlll more marked degree
In the great basin and Pacific ocean
region.
or the forolrn.born, % per cent live
In the region drained 20 the Atlantic
ocean 3o4 per cent in tho rosion
drained 10 the Gulf OF Mexico. and 10
per cent ~ TINT drained 20 tho sroRt
lakes. The proportion IN tho rcsion
drained TO the Pacific ocean ls CT per
cent.
Out Of every 1000 negroes o9s arc
found IN the regions drained 20 the AZ.
lantic ocean. and Ga per cent arc In
the lands drained 10 the Gulf OF Mex.
leo. the proportion In the west and
on the Pacific coast being trlnlng.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
a Montann Murdnr -.

Martin zeltmer, who Is being heii on
tho charge OF having killed George
Relder a wealthy mncher at Trail
creek two years ago. and Jack Held
and Andy Weldonbaar. charged with
being accessories. have entered their
pleas In the district court NJ Living.
ston. Mont They an pleaded moi
guilty, Tho court Fixed he honda on
Held and Weidenhanr az h 600 each
and refused bail for Zoltmor mo min.
cipal. The trial OF the cases AGAINST
the accused viii be set Tor some time
In April
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Victim Of Pueblo rhuo, p.,d.

@. u. Bishop, tho second OF tho two
cltlzons shot by robbers In l.oulsteaus
cafe In Pueblo, Colo. is dead. Ho was
a draugh,aman at the steel works. had
wife in ST. Louis and his relatives 70
side in Arizona. The body OF Or. j.
H. Turner. who was shot and killed at
the table whore no was dining, was
taken cast Monday II Is now thought
there were throo OF the robbers I'M.
stead OF only two, as aupposod last
night, but one stood ON DO outsiio
OF tho restaurant The police arc work.
ing ON a number OF CLOVIS.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
oANAL rRaATY pAaaEs aENATa.
only Five Votss Were Cast Asaina,
the Measure.

Only Five votes Were Cast A1ainht
the Measure.
Tho senate ON Tuesday voted 10 rat.
ny the treaty with tho republic OF Co.
iomhla for the construction OF m i1,h.
milan canal The vote for ratification
was 70 IN the affirmative and 9 IN tho
negative Tho negative yotca woro
cast by Daniels. Martin. Morgan. Pet.
tus and Teller
Tho Panama canal treaty between
the United States and Colombia. which
was ratified Tuesday. was signed NJ
Washington Janaury 20. 1903. II was
negotiated by Secretary Hay on the
part OF the United States aud Thomas
Horran. charge d'afralroa. on tho part
OF Colombia. who signed tho docu.
mont. on January 30 Il was sent TO
the president. and by him sent to the
senate on the same date. II was re.
ferred to tho committee on foreign
relations on tho same day and ro.
ported back on February 3. Tho troaly
.xaa dlscussea a. como length during
the tsat cohtrcts. Or March b. W.
day the special session OF the senate
convened, the treaty was amin r..
fcrrod 20 the committee on forcirn re-
iatlona. and ON March . was AGAIN re.
ported rs the senate, since which time
II has been undor discussion.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Wyoming sheep Camp Ralded.

on Thursday night a band Of seven
masked men rode into John Stories
sheep camp forty miles north Of Lusk.
oyorpowored tied and Embodied the
herder burned HIS wagon, killed his
horses, and In a leisurely manner
slaughtered 500 sheep. They then rode
away, leaving the horder tied and
blindfoldod knowing that unless help
arrived he would starve or freeze to
death, Lurkly the man was insecure.
~ tied and managed TO release himself
IN short time.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
PIees d seantIInn pIereed Hln eIde

John whitaker owner Of n sawmll
at Sandstone, MInny walked half
mile from his min TO hla homo With
a ploeo Of acantlns thrco feet long
sticking through his side, AZ the
time Of the accident no was operating
his mill. and the scautllng was thrown
against tho circular saw and hurled
back against him, the end striking
him above the third nh and complete.
ly piercing his side, a doctor was
called. tho scantllng extracted. and.
II Is said he viii recover.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Terrible Deed Of an Insane Woman.

In frenzy Of mania, Mrs. James
strowbridgo OF Guayanoga. I've miles
from Pemyan, N. y. killed her daugh.
ter aged 20 years, and her mother.
aged SO years, and after settling fire
TO tho house In which tho bodies lay.
deliberately entered Il and porIshod In
the flames. The three women lived a
hormlt life, working on the farm like
men and oiton wearing mems cloth.
ing. Mrs. strowhrlige IA believed TO
have gone suddenly mad.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Doctor Makes Fatal MIntake.

According to a Paris Dispatch, Or.
Mlchaude. n surgeon ON the steamer
Laos. OF tho Messagerios Maritlmes.
met a horrible death on the vessel. Ho
was in the habit OF injecting morphine.
He made a mistake on his last trip and
Injected atruphlne. He soon dlscov.
cred his error, but kent perfectly calm
and 'rointed hiR cyncrlcnco 10 soma
military doctora OF honrd MIN hia
death, which occurred In ono hour
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
MANY TIMES A MURDERER
Herb Doctor Of Philadelphia Accused
Of Killing Thlriy.four peopA

Herb Doctor Of Philadelphia Accused
Of Killing Thlrty.four Peopa
The police authorities Of Phradel.
phla have directed tho opening q thir-
iy.four graves. having secured Offence
which lod TO tho belief that George
Hoasy, horb doctor, IS responsible for
at least many OF the deaths. Honey 10
IN fall 40 an accessory to tho murder
OF William @. Dance WHOSE willow is
charged with having admnlstgod to
hor husband slow poison furnished by
the negro.
we do not know how many poison
ings can be traced to Hossey said 4
police Official today. but thus far wo
have secured evidence that has war
ranted US In directing tho oponlng OF
thirty-four graves. This stsp'viIl be.
gin at once. and wo believe tho result
viii show that Assistant District At-
tornoy Shooy was not oxnworatlng
when no branded Hosscy IN rch-pois-
onor
This case IN assuming pnportlons
far beyond the comprehensive OF those
es.sesstss FAB. Y, attic tgo Hoasoy
was nfrchtcd. Tho pcoi flTtauSation
IL Just BEGINNING. and beore II pro-
cocda much furtber starting develop
ments viii crop ~. There may be SOW
eral arrests, bW they are not likely to
como until tho organs OF tho bodies OK
humed have been examined by tho
chemists"
Dotoctlvts are searching for a white
woman who 20 alleged 10 have repre-.
scented Uossey In the preliminary deal.
inga with his patrons.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
confesssd to Murder in Court Room

Bud Higgins. a mulatto. on trial for
the murder OF Mrs. Annie Butler ere.
ated CONSERVATION in inc court room
IN Chicago Saturday. by confossing on
tho witness stand that he committed
the crime, Bud Higgins" demanded
Assistant States Attorney Fake. "dld
you not kin Annie Butlor7" Tho col.
orod man looked at his questloner u
fow seconds and replied; YES, I
killed her." Higgins thon dramatically
described the manner In which he muir.
dered the woman.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20

George +. d. Collins. an attorney
who has been seriously m OF late. at
Nilos City. Mich, went Into n trance
and his relatives, supposlng him dead.
summoned an undertaken. when about
10 place the remains in n cashet. tho
undertaken discovered perceptlble In.
dicatlons OF returning life. and medl.
cal aid was summoned. The patient
now bids fair to recover.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
Adjournment Of Lo1lslatur..

Tho Fifth Utah legislature adj.
journed sine die Sunday ovon.
ing. Tho house ended its existence
at 7i15 p. M. by singing the Doxology.
while at 7:1i the senate dissolved and
gave three cheers each for President
Allison and Senator Bamborger. Little
important business was transacted by
tho respective bodies during the clos.
ing hours. the function Of zach being TO
witness tho signing Of bills engrossed
for transmission TO tho governor.
Tho last proceeding by the legisla.
ture was the passage by both houses OF
a senate concurrent resolution author.
lzing appointment by tho governor OF
a tax commission Of three members to
draft n bill Tor a uniform system OF
taxation in the state. The resolution
required the attorney general TO asso-
clate with the commission In framing
the measure. and called upon the state
board OF equalization 10 furnish data.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-03-20
RAT ATTACKS CHILD.
Big Rodent Almost Kills a Two.Year.
Old Girl.

big Rodent Almost Kills n IWo-Iear-
Old Girl.
Curtis Baker OF Milton. Pa, was
awakened early IN the morning by the
cries Of his twoyearold daughter, who
slept In n crib In the room adjoining.
AS Baker rushed TO tho child. n large
rat scamp6red from the crib. The rat
had bitten the child several times on
the hand. soyering an artery, from
which blood flowed freely. Before n
surgeon arrived 10 bind the wound the
child had tainted from loss OF blood.
The hand Is badly swollen and discol.
ored. No serious results are feared
by the physician.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
The Clergy
Like Ii

DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
Cures All Creeds. 1t Relieves
in 10 Minutes.
Here are a few names Of clerRymen OF
different cresds, who are firm believers In
up 10 the preaching In all ~ claims:
Bishop sweetman. Rev Or. Dangtry
(Episcopaiisn); Rev. Or. Withrow and
Rev. DR. Chambers (MethodisD and Dr.
Newman. all OF Toronto. Canada. Copies
OF their personal letters for the asking.
DR.. Agnew's Ointment Relieves
Piles in a day.
SOLD BY w. II. MEEK.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
WILL ATTEMPT RECORD

At the Empire City track next Satur-
day afternoon Barney Oldheld the Am
erican championship automoblist will
attempt 10 break the worlds one mile
record OF IS and four nfths seconds. held
by himself and In addition he will com
pete I'm the regular races that are sched-
uled for that day. Word 20 this effect
was received in this city yesterday by
long distance telephone. Oldheld stating
that he would bring on two Winton ma
chimes. including the eight cylinder af-
fair that Alex Winton used in the in
ternational races.
II was at the Empire City track last
July that Oliheld supplied the wonderful
mile In IS and four ffths seconds and II
has always been his contention that the
course at Yonkers was best suited for
high speed autoGnobiling
Oldneld will first make an attempt 10
lower the mile record and will also APP
pear in three other races 10 which ne n
eligible As he suffered defeat at the
hands OF Page and La Roche at Detroit.
the competition between these three with
the addition OF Fred Walsh and Harry
Cunningham is certain To be OF the thrill
ing sort.
Oldheid is expected In New York to-
day and will 60 Immediately TO the EN-
pire City track to prepare for his races
on Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
NO Effort FOR FI1z

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 1.-"Con'
Coughlin, popularity known as the Irish
giant was 10 have fought six rounds with
Bob Fitzsimrnons last night at the
Washington Sporting club. but he was
greatly outclassed by the former cham
pion and quit before the expiration of
the first round. At no time during the
minutes and 30 seconds the round lasted
did Coughlin have show, and I'm that
brief time was knocked down three
times. He seemed to be scared and want
ed to QUIT before he did, but his seconds
would not permit him to throw up the
sponge.
The round opened with both men eau
tious for few seconds. after which
Fitzsimmons swung a left 10 the Jaw
and Coughln put light left TO the
mouth. Fitzsimmons sent another to the
jaw and a clinch followed The former
champion then struck out viciously and
hooked Coughlin on the jaw, which sent
the Irish giant 10 the floor for four Sec
onds
AS soon as he regained his feet a right
and left TO the jaw sent him down again.
this time for the count lie came back
slowly and F4tzsimmons landed q terrific
upper-cut on the chin, .Coughlin ap-
peared TO be scared and wanted TO quit
but his seconds sent him TO the centre
OF the ring. The moment he put up
his fists, Fitz again dropped him to the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-01
GOLF

Chicago. H.. oct. 1.-Two rounds Of
match play in the women's national golf
championship were decided at the Chi
cago Golf club links yesterday. The
eastern contestants are still In the run
ming. although Ave were defeated IN the
first round. one former national cham :
pion Three more. who had been count
ed upon 10 remain longer In the tourney
fell in the second round.
Western Champion Miss Bessie An
thony obtained premier honors for brill
liont performances by removing from the
first round Mrs r II. Barlow. the ef-
ficient player OF Merton Cricket club and
taking into camp the veteran Philadel-
phia golfer. Mrs Caleb F. Fox. maker OF
gold medal score In the qualifying round.
In the afternoon round Miss Miriam
Anthony OF Evanston, sister OF the west
ern champion. accounted for Miss Flor
encs Borden Of Fall River by the score
Of up. TO play, -ta-1es
Some consolation was AFFORDED the
women who had come from the east by
the comparatively easy manner in which
Miss Fanny Osgood. Massachusetts cham
pion. Miss Louisa Wells OF Brooklne,
Miss CO orgia ma Bishop. the pick of the
Metropolitan players. and Miss Rather
Inc Harley OF Fall River had won their
matches.
In the afternoon Miss Osgood. after a
brief period OF worry in her match with
Miss Robertson OF Glsnview. kept Bos-
ton very much in evidence in the cham
pionship 10 Offset the crushing defeat
that Miss johnny" Carpenter OF West
ward Ho gave TO Miss Wells
Despite the unfavorable weather con-
ditions that prevailed in the afternoon.
Miss Anthony and Mrs. Fox had the
largest gallery