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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
READ BILLS
INDUSTRIOUSLY
Governor Working to Keep Up
With Legisldture-Notes
from Capitol.


The Governor put in yesterday and last
night reading bills, so as to be ready for
the General Assembly to adjourn to-day.
He spent the morning hours yesterday
engaged with his correspondence. Secre-
tary Richie has returned from West Viz
GINA and New York, where he went on
business.
Mr. ]. G. Hankins, chief clerk In tho
office OF the Secretary of the Common
wealth, left yesterday for his home in
Halifax county. lie was accompanied
by his sister, Mrs. e. B. Moore who Is
rapidly recovering from serious opera
ton performed by DR.. George Ben John
ston about five weeks ago.
The School Journal. published by the
Department of Public instruction. will g
out in few days. 1t will contain in tho
official department full announcements
regarding the Summer Normal to be con-
Quoted t Emory and Henry College. This
school has not so far received the help
from the Peabody fund usually given dur
ing the lifetime of DR.. Curry, but Will be
conducted as formerly and tuition will be
charged teachers attending.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
ers medal in the Phllologinn and MI
Sigma Rho Societies Will be held tonight
at $50 O'Clock in their Respective. halls.
STATE BOARD OF TRADE
Mr.. L. z. Morris Says Body Should
Push avireinia Buildjne'' Scheme.

Ono of the most progressive and
thoughtful men In tho city is Mr.. L. 2.
Morris. formerly president Of the Rich.
mond Chamber OF Commerce. He vas
asked yesterday what he thought OF the
idea OF virginia's having q building at
the st. Louis Exposition and the repro
duction of Monticello, all to be paid for
by public subscription. He said first that
he had not yet given the matter much
thought, but so far as he had pursued 1t,
1t was Just the thing to do.
The new State business organization
ought to take the matter UP and push It..
This Is one which the entire State Is In
terested In, he declared. and 1t would be
most appropriate for tho State body to
endorse 1t. 1t would not do for the Rich.
mond Chamber to take the lead in push
Ing 1t. he thought, since some might say
1t was Richmond fad rather than a
State project.
This is the first suggestion, so far as
known, OF specific, work for the organi-
cation recently, effected in Richmond, and
in which nearly every largo city in the
State has representatives.
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THE ADVOCATE
CONDEMNS A HYMN
Says it is Abhorrent-M Much
Used by the Reyl-
VdlistS.

The leading editorial in the Christian
Advocate of this week discusses the sub
tect, us There Dead I.ine?' and Incl
dentally gives strong condemnation to
a familiar hymn much employed by reyi-
vallsts. The hymn begins thus'
'There is a, time we know not when,
A place we know not where;
Which works the destiny of men.
TO glory or despair"
In discussing this hymn the Advocate
says in part: We have never heard of this
hymn, read. sung, or quoted without
a feeling of mingled horror and repul-
sion. The idea that man may be t'doom-
cd before he dies. that there is a line
this side of the terminus of life. which
seals his destiny for anteenal future
is so abhorent to every human and Chris
tian sentiment and SO totally inconsistent
with the teachings of scripture. that to
us 1t is exceedingly offensive We know
that It is often made use of by reviyalists
to awaken and alarm the impenitent. but
we doubt whether the effect Is ever other
than repellent and hardening,
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RICHMOND COLLEGE
The Final Exercises to Begin on the
18th of June.

The final exercises of Richmond College
will begin Sunday afternoon, Juna 14th.
and continue through Tuesday, June 18th.
The commencement sermon VIII he
preached by Rev, W. @. Tyree. D. D.,
of Raleigh. y, c. DIR Tyree Is an alum
nus Of Richmond College and Is man
OF great power,
On Monday afternoon, June 18th, ;he
graduating c'ass will nave Its exercises.
The officers nre as follows: w. Y. Tyler,
presiden; 4. NJ. Ritter, vice. president; y.
w. James and II. II. Willis, orators; w.
u. Nelson ami j. u. Oliver, historians
On Tuesday the trustees Of the college
meet In annual session. On this day the
College Alumni Association has Its an
nual dinner, at which all the alumni are
Invited to he present. Arrangements for
this dinner are IN charge 70 MIR j. lay
Tor Ellyson, president of the association
Tuesday afternoon occurs tho closing
exercises of session 19o2-'3, at which time
diplomas and college honors wall pc
awarded. The commencement address
will then be delivered by President Ly-
man Hall, of the Georgia School Of
Technology. These exercise VIII be held
IN the college chapel and promise TO be
a most interesting occasion. The public
generally Is invited.
Ths iGnual debate for the best depat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
BlCENTENARY
OF JOHN WESLEY.
Detailed Programme of Cele.
bration. Which Begins
Next Sunday.

Tho great celebration of tho bicentenary
OF tho birth OF John Wesley will begin
in this city on Sunday next. to continue
four days. The detailed programme has
just been announced. 1t is as follows:
SUNDAY, MAY 18TH.
II A. M, John Wesley" Each preacher
In his own pulpit.
$3.50 p. M. "Bvangelistic Spirit Of Meth
odism." Mass-meeting, Centenary, DR., j,
c. Kllgo.
8 P. NJ, ''Methodsm and Education"
Mass-ineeting at Broad Street, Union
Station. Park Place, Richmond, and Cen
trail, Manchester.
MONDAY. MAY 18TH
$3.50 F. NJ. 1.-THE Contribution OF Woman
to Metfodlsm." Centenary, DR.. r, D.
Smart
8 P. NJ. 1.-TWO Hundred Years Of Mctho-
disn," by Dr. j. ]. Tigert. Centenary.
TUESDAY, MAY 18TH. /.
Broad Street Methodist Church, Dr.. w.
v. Tudor presiding
10 A. NJ, ''Rcpentance", Rev. Asa
Driscon.
II A. NJ, Classification by Faith" Rev.
L. 3. Betty.
70 NJ. ''1mportunate Prayer" Rev. j,
T. Mastin.
s. P. NJ. THE Methodist Church Of the
Future" Rev. j. c. Kilgo. D. d.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 2oTH.
Broad Street Churchill A. NJ. "Regen-
Grafton" Rev. Fl. u. Johnson, D. D.
II A. NJ. Witness of the Spirit" Dr..
John Harmon.
II NJ, Christian Perfection" Bishop j.
c. Granbery.
P. NJ. Love Feast" conducted by
w. v. Tudor. D. d.
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came to Richmond yesterday to attend
the meeting of the Masonic Board OF
h Governors held yesterday.
Mr.. Gooch will return to Staunton to.
day. About June 1st, he and Mrs. Gooch
expect to make a trip Of some weeks
to California. They will visit points OF
Interest on the route and tour the State
OF California before returning.
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner OF King
George Courthouse, has short poem In
the June Smart Set, entitled LOSS" The
first verse OF 1t runs thus:
MY life and have grown SO strangely
tired!
We falter, now, before n little thing;
While other days, the greater task would
brind
with 1t the greater strength that 1t re.
quireL.
The dreams that thrilled of old. the hopes
that fired,
Are turned to ashes. fading. darkening;
And the old songs that we were wont to
sins
Gone with the old desires that we de.
sired"
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The Police Cour.

e / .
Mary Lewis, colored. had Bessie Brown.
also colored, arrested for being drum
and disorderly, and then tried to have
the warrant withdrawn in the Police
Court yesterday.
Somebody jagged her beer" said
Mary, in explanation, "and I hope you'll
let her go easy" ID
"All right; gimme $2.bo."
Bessie din't have that much.
Leroy Eggleston. an incorrlgible negro
boy, who recently served q term of
three years at the negro reformatory,
was sent back to that institution for five
years, because he robbed his benefactor
of $780, and bought q bicycle with the
spells.
board and lodgings at the Lexington
Hotel. denies the charge. and. at the re-
quest Of his counsel Mr.. Harry Glenn,
the case went over to Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
MASONIC HOME.
Meeting Of the Board Closing Exer
cises IF June I'M


cses Of June lth.
Tho Board of Governors for the Ma
sonic Home OF Virginia met In regular
monthly meeting at the office OF Judge
b. r.. Wexford. In the City Hall, at IL
o'clock yesterday. with the following
members in attendance:
Mr.. Garrett G. Gooch. vice-president,
in the chair; Mr.. c. A. Ncsbitt. secre-
tary: Major A. r. Courtney. Messrs.
Julius Straus, J. s. Moore, John w.
Richardson and Mrs. Barbour, super
intendent Of the Home.
Reports were received from the several
committees, showing the affairs of the
Home to be in good condition There
are now flfty-slx children in the Home.
twenty-three Of whom are girls, and the
health of all is good.
The closing exercises OF the Home
school will take place on June 18th, and
the Board will meet there on that day.
The committee on admissions reported
favorably on the admission OF John p.
and Byron F. Hurt. of Primer Lodge,
NO 254, located in Russell county.
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BEST CONCERT
OF THE SEASON
Testimonial to Mr.. Roe G.
Tupman at the Y. M. G.
A. Tonight.

testimonial concert will be rendered
Mr. Roc C, Tupman at y NJ. G. A.. Hall
this evening at $50. 1t will be one or the
most thoroughly enjoyable musical events
of the year. The following well-known
musicians will take part: Miss Mamie
Harrison, Miss katherine Bell Powell, Mrs
Maud Porter Gum. Miss Mabel Digs.
Miss Mary Willie Smoot. Miss Myrtle
BEDFORD, Miss Kate u. Fuller, MI. w. A.
Watkins, Mr.. J.. A. Morton, Mr.. conway
Gordon, Mr.. J. u. Dunbar, Mr.. J. ".
White, Mr. James McBain Mr. Oscar
Lehman; accompanies, Mr.. Shepherd
Webb, Mr.. Herbert l.. Reese.
The programme in full Is as follows:
Male Quartette-(a), "rel Her I Love
Her &c." De Faye; (b) when the Corn
lis Waving" Blamphin, Mr.. w. A. Wat
klns, Mr.. J. A, Morton, Mr.. James Nc
Concerto in G minor. op. o. Mendels-.
sohn, Miss Mary Willie Smoot; second
plano aepmpanist, Miss Myrtle Red
/. ford,
Bradsky; (b), "Eclogue," Sawyer Mr.
Roe c, Tupman.
T Reading, "Paraose" BROOKS, MISS hate
soprano solo, "Nita Gitana," De Kqyen.
Miss Katherine Belle Powell.
4 Quartette, "1is Morn" Geibel, Mrs.
Maud Porter Gum, Miss Mabel plggs'
Mr.. Conway Ciordon, Mr, oscar iD,.t..a .t
Soprano golo,, ".Jewel Song," tFausD.
Gounod. Miss Mamie Harrison,
l'antomine. "The Holy CITY,, --,
Miss Kate u, Fuller.
Trio, "Beieve Me-" Verdi Miss kath-
crime Belle Powell. Mr., j. u. Dunbar,
Mr.. Roe q. Tupnan ,,
The patronesses are Mrs. II, a. Gillis,
Mrs II. L. Cabell, Miss Bette Ragland,
Mrs. Fred, Peasants. Mrs, ]. Scott Par
IRISH, Mrs II. William Pemberton. Mrs.
Henry Harwood. Mrs. Russell Cecil, Mrs.
Toha s, HarWood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
COLORED BAPTISTS
Association Stands by the Deposed
Preacher-Officer Elected,

Preacher-Officer Elected.
After an executive session, held yester-
day morning, the Baptist General Associ-
alton Of Virginia (colored) decided to stand
by the Rev. Ellis Watts. the Petersburg
preacher, recently deposed. Resolutions
assuring him of the conventions hearty
support were adopted. The body ex-
pressed It's confidence In Rev Watts by
clecting him moderator for the ensuing
year.
Reports received by the association show
the body to be In an excellent condition.
Somewhat of q stir was caused yesterday
morning when Rev. A. Graham. of Berk-
ley, In an address began ito uncover" some
of the academies of the State and show
where they were putting up straw con-
tr1butions."
The election of officers resulted as fol-
laws:
Moderator-Dr. r. Watts. Petersburg,
Va
e-moderators-The Rev. A. G. Skin
ner, B. D., Hampton, Va; tho Rev. M.
I. Williams, Northern Virginia Assoca-
ton: the Rev. r. B. Hardy Shiloh As
mont Association; the Rev. J. w. Booth,
Norfolk, Va, Union Association; the Rev.
w. II. Carper, Cherrystone Association;
the Rev. l., r. Ball, Northern Neck AS
sociation the Rev. II. r. Harris, South
side Rappuhannock Association; the Rev.
N, y. BaSDy, limestone ASSocialon' tne
Rev, A, ]. Brown, schaffer Association;
the Rev. C. s, Coleman, Bannister Assoc
citation; the Rev. NJ. IT, Burton, Sunny
side Association; tho Rev. T. W. Nettles,
Northampton Association.
Recording sccrctary-The Rev. M. T..
Gerst, r.. D., Franklin. Va,
Corresponding secretary-Dr. d. N.
Vassar Lynchburg, Va,
Statistical secretary-The Rev. j. II,
Randolph. 3. d.. Berkeley, Va.
Treasurer-Dr. a, Binga. Jr'. Manches-
ter, Va,
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Observation-Disclosures.
4
1T the theatres.


A good deal Of mystery Is being OBJ
served as to the personnel Of the Giffen
Company, which is to open stock sea-
son at tho Academy next Monday in
Jerome's delightful comedy. Miss
Hobbs" It was learnt yesterday that
Mr.. Howard. the leading man. who was
last seen here in similar capacity with
Miss Ethol Barrymore, has been re-en-
gagged by Charles Frohman for next sea-
son. Mr.. Frofrnan has evidently secured
a play suited to Mr. Howard'a gifts as
an actor. for he cabled his general mana
ger in New York to close with Mr.. How
ard at once
Another member OF the cast Is Miss
Wood. whose name Is inseparably con-
nected with the success of Way Down
East" In which she originated the role
Of Martha. Miss Wood Is a newspaper
cago papers, and later the New York
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
The company now appearing at the
Bijou in IA Little Outcast" is the best
organization seen here this season In
melodrama. Miss Anne Blancke, who
heads the cast Is delightful little ac-
tress. who completely captivates her au-
dience. AS Bob, the newsboy, her work
is ideal. The play Is sumptuously staged
and is presented by an uniformly clever
company.
The Robinson Comic Opera Company
will open an engagement at the Bijou
next week In "Said Pasha." This will
be the offering at the three perform
ances on Monday and Tuesday. Fra
Diavolo" Is to follow on Wednesday, and
Thursday, and the engagement will close
with "Girohe Girona" on Friday and Sat-
urday. The operas will all be superbly
staged. There are thirty-tive people in
the company.
Manager Jake Wells will return to the
city to-day from New York to witness
the dress rehearsal Of his new dramatic
stock company in "a Mexican Love
Story"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15

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Horse Was Shocked.

While driving on Broad Street near
Third Wednesday Mr.. Eddie Boxes
horse stepped on the Traction Company's
track, and was shocked and thrown to
the ground. where he lay for several min
utes. He was not hurt much.
Mrs. Boze and Miss Boze were thrown
out Of the phaeton, but, fortunately, the
horse being under splendid control, he
was soon quoted, and they escaped un-
hurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
Last Rehearsal,

The last rehearsal Of the choir for the
Wesley celebration will be held in the
main auditorium Of the Broad-Street NJ.
E. Church, tonight at s o'clock. Prof.
j. i. Mitchell, director, will be on hand
and good rehearsal is anticipated. Mr..
Geo. l.. Bdgood, chairman of the Music
Committee. is anxious that each Meth
odist choir in the city be represented in
the Wesley choir and invitation Is eX-
tended to others who sing, even though
not members Of any regular choir.
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MIR. Matthew'S Gift.

A number of members of tho Legisla-
ture who We're the guests of Hon. S. Will
kns Matthews, Of Accomac, on an excur-
sion to westover aboard the tug Thomas
Cunningham, ST.. last Saturday. gath
cred in the clerks office of the House
Yesterday afternoon and presented him
with handsome carving set
Mr., Baker. of Westmoreland. made the
presentation speech. and Mr.. Matthews
responded in most graceful manner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
THE U. S. COURT
Argument Heard in Interesting Gases
The Docket for To-Day


Appeals yesterday. with Judges Simon
ton, Waddill. and Keller presiding. argu-
ment was heard In the following ,;,s case; :,
No 4e2 Christian Deyries; aTnsae v 81
b. G. t. a. of John NJ. Orcm. deceased
appellee appeal from the District dhsrs goI y
shanahan. Of Baltimore, Nd. for the
appellee and submitted on brief Of Rich
ard S. Culbreth. of Baltimore, for the
appellant. The court entered an order re- re-
further proceedings. -
In the afternoon, with Judges MOTIFS,
Waddill and Keller on the bench. TINS case
=" No. 400 100. The Twin City Power Com n
pany appellant VS. Thos. RarrHtc court OUR APT
G GSff; annes s. !so Ar rS y s. Mai
for tho appellant, and BY Frank a; Ml1-
Ter and Wiliam f. Miller @ OF a Angnstss'
CT. for the appellee. and submitted; :,
to r p5ai'ff IN thS e Of augusta Ca and
Charles Il. Shanahan. of Baltimore. Md;
3. L. Abney and j. S. Miller. of Column
Court will convene this morning at 10
o'clock to hear the following cases:
No, 494. Steamer "Alabama' and and steam az,
tng appeal ys ga rom Dis
trIct Court at Norfolk, Va TO be argued
by Robert NJ. Hughes, and James E.
pellants, and Edward r. Baird, Jr.. for
the appellee.
No. u.s. Elder Dempster Shipping, Lin
tied. appellant, VS.. Frank A. Pouppirt,
appellee: appeal from the District Court
at Norfolk, Va. To be argued by Rob
ert NJ. Hughes and H. II. Little, of Nor
NJ. Whitehurst and Floyd Hughes. of Nor
folk, Va, for the appellee. W
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
His Anniversary.

The twenty-iifth anniversary Of Bishop
George w. Peterkins, of West Virginia,
will the celebrated on Ascension Day.
May 21st, in ST. Mathews Church, OF
Wheeling
Bishop Peterkin Is we'll known and
greatly beloved here. lie Is a son of the
Rev. Joshua Peterkin, for many years
rector of st. James In this city. His
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Peterkin, is Il res
ident of this city.
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ners east and west were Mrs. Stewart
WctGward and Miss Gullaume.
Team whist was also played Team No.
u. tho victors, being made UP of Mrs.
C L. Doyle, captain: Mrs. Fairfax Mon
tague Mrs. Armistead Wexford and Miss
Sue Gordon.
Team No. had Miss Maggie Morson.
captain: Mrs, Bland Smith. Miss S. L..
Spilman and Mrs. G. w. P. I}roc6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
THE BROTHERHOOD
OF SAINT ANDREW

The Richmond Local Assembly OF the
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew Will meet
tonight in the leoture-room OF Grace
Church. Mr.. e. NJ. Camp of New York,
will deliver an address. All men. regard
less Of denomination, will be welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
CHEESE-ROLLING CONTEST.
Baldacci and CasteIvecchi to Finish
Next Wednesday,

Cheese rolling has become tho popular
sport at the italian Country Club. A
match was begun at the club on tho last
meet day between Frank Baldncci and
P. Castelvecchi, which was won in one
event by the latter and in the second
event unfinished.
The contest will conclude next Wed
lL3sday afternoon. at which time the
championship OF the club will be decided
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
Delegates to

Delegates to Be Chosen to the Inter-
national Session.
Delegates to the meeting of the Inter-
national Typogra phlcal Union in Washing
ton will be nominated at the meeting of
No. 90 tomorrow night The election will
take place next Wednesday afternoon at
6 o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
NEW ORLEANS TRIP
List Will Remain Open Until Noon To.

List Will Remain Open Until Noon To-
Morrow.
The list Of those who are going to New
Orleans with the veterans and tho How
tiers will remain open until Saturday
at noon. The trip Is so reasonable that
any ono who cares to so on the trip may
join the party leaving here tomorrow
night, and any one 30 Wishing may place
his name on the list with Captain Myers.
at Lumsden's.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
Best Groceries for
Least M oney.
est American Granulated Sugar.

Best American Granulated Sugar
pound 1850. ..........S........4
Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee. pound. .1oc.
Sugar Corn, cans for. .............25c,
New Cut Herrings, per dozen. $50. Ioc.
Large cans Pie Peaches. .............7c
California Peaches, pound .........Sc.
II bars Johnny Cake Soap for.......a5c.
Small Smithfeld Hams, pound. .....I5c.
T. M. Shoe Backing, ? boxes. SC.
Best City Meal, per peck. 1Sc.
or, bushel ......... ..............65c.
Large Canned Virginia Tomatoes. &C.
Pure Ground Pepper, pound. .......1oc.
New Prunes, &C. lb., or 7 lbs for. .a5c.
Ivory or Celluloid starch, package. &C.
Cordoya or Lion cplee, pound. 1ac.
Gibson xxx, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
Pepper and Old Brands Whiskey !.
bottle ........,, 1000. ............ BOG.
Imported Macaroni, pound. ......... &C.
Blackberry or Catawba Wine, quart..12c.
Enameline Stove Polish, box........4c.
Cuticula Toilet Soap, 2 for. sc.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour, bar
Good Green or Mixed Tea. pound (. a5c.
3 cans Potted Tongue and Ham for. .Ioc.
Carolina Rice, SC, h., or lbs. for...a5c.
Canned Tomatoes, &C.; or, a for....25c.
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, per bottle. use.
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S, ULLMAN'S SON.

Downtown Stores, 1sao-1saa East Main
Street. Uptown Store, 500 East Mar
shall Street.
'Phones at our two Stores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15

Mrs. Herbert Gray has taken apart
ments at No, 2o7 East Franklin street
for next winter Mrs, Gray is spending
the spring and summer In Cumberland
county. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15

Mrs, Andrew Gray expects her mother.
Mrs. John Springer Gray, ard her cousin,
Miss Hewlett. OF Wilmington N. c., TO
visit he! soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-15
Milton Work Whist Club.

The Milton Work Whist Club met Wed
nesday afternoon In the parlors OF the
3yoman's Club The highest score north
snd south was made by Mrs w. Ben.
Palmer and Miss Matte Harris. Vim