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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
TO DIVIDE
WARD Nine
PLAN Is ON FOOT TO CUT II
INTO TWO

A proposition IL helnE festored In
tho Ninth to divide that ward into
two warts nasklnK the east Tine 81
Woodland park extended antth hnd
soUth the division line between what
Will 30 che present Ninth gnd the
naM ward.
Such a division Is possible under
the nuW state law pasaed at the last
session af the legislature. Which went
into effect recently Under the citN
charter sach q re- division of the city
VAS eniX possible Al given date
and exVrN tive years thereafter The
mrW law Nhtgh MAS enacted at the
INSTANCE 81 Councilman Muf ehy of
TIE Ninth. makes u possible 10 re
district the city al am time provided
that such resdtN inion h made na{
nlofv than once In sNrR two wears.
Mhllr Councilman Murphy urged
the rassaEr q the IAN. he was urEed
to Dc - hy prominent NiRth wRrfe
efS. who believe that the Ninth i
entirely too large A. matter Of
fact, the Ninth takes m an 90 Pre-
mont. Green Lake brooklyn. la
tena and the University enmmuus
ttN. comprising fnors Territory than
any either TIVE wards II the citY.
The proposition How 10 to retain
ss the Ninth ward frcmont and ell
81 Green Lake - the WrHt of the
east lire of Woodland park. and
make the neW ward Include tlFook .
lNR, f.atena. University community
and the ether territory % the pres
eat Ninth a. the east ~ the east line
81 Woodland park extended north
and south Il ls Thought that when
the matter + hroaehcd ln the citN
council It viii meet with No serious
opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
MARINE NEWS


L ~ Gray a co have sold the
o. hounrr Aritla a. A. n Straeey q Go.
a. consideration. u IL understood %
ttzsa she viii be used fer eNrrylnx
supplies Ter sfrarry n CO between
This port and Nyak. Hvr master sill
b W r. Scshitt
Steamer COTTAGE city arrive.
frosu SkaEWay thta morulng With IS
IassvHgNfH Meme Of them were
from the interior. as Yukon naVisa
tiun had not commenced when the
steamer left thr northern port Mar
shal shoup eauis ffem Juneau with
thrve insane iatientn two 81 v hpui
WERE Indtana Tire three ase bniHE
taken a. thr salem asylum. -. X
aHa uaFtY HutterWnFth u this citX
returned from 40 Inspection % their
mining properties At Mattlss camp,
year Nfhnksi
Steamer DifiFa sails to Southeast
sfn Alaska tonight with rs passsn
GeFs and a fun freight earke. The
latter Includes iea eea feet Of lumber
for the construction II the govern
meat BARRACKS at Haines and fnus
Nat cars consigned So the DaN son
City Electric Light & Power eum-
pauy
- AtNA Hf ANtMkA A-tftsN ANtH
morning fut SkRkNaY AfrtonE hvs
passengers we're a scott ~ the
kasaan Pay NlHinF company. and
NJ T. Mayer % Mayer fifas. who
eonssmriates = trip 10 Meme by
var af Da~son.
The Topeka had a large amount
Of frvtENf
Ths Valencia should reach this
pofs iea!ghs from Ss,h Francisco :
The ely Of PGSltia sailed this
morning fof San sVaneisca she
carried about tse passengers among
whasn Was q W Msrfen. private
s~cr~sary 20 General Manager Ford
Of tSe laeiae Eaast company.
Boston Steamship gufnpazze's
.R'9ssr--,,.-' lFEgk'fl
at Fort Townsend shts morning and
proceeded To- Tacoma.
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49, y
SOCIETY


Mrs.. q. Y. lay has issued invita-
Stone fat "A fnceptian, Tuesday after
aonn I'D her home. on Fiftefnth af'
enue. Misc Willis VII be The hun-
nrcd guest z...,...
Ma n Traw bridge Will receive
nsst "wednesday afternoon - net
nome. on queen Anne hili lhfk'
numbsf OF Invitations have hseh -
Ns aud Ars y. X. Mcclellan will
entertain a large number 81 ffienas'
.f'hufsday aesninE. az their home, ei'
Seventeenth avenue. cards VIII 20
the main feature ~ the evening
Misn lone cutler has issued htlia
ti0nn for card party ftaHp att9
noon. June ~. ct her home o.
1s,ysutieth avenue. The afihi VIII
b. In honor ~ Mics ora titoMh.
A diunef party vas HlNFii Ahns
IsIay night at the Rainier tifuhd Tot
'nr buckley. Who leaves Tor ths
Past nest week
Mrs. y. ii. N. Miiisr siKteerth Hf-
snus. sives reception nrst fflaa3
afternoon At hef home fof hfs Lea
lei nerrtck 81 San Francisco.
Mrs q T.. Aluaworth viii enter.
tain the "Wednesday Card 1ihu Mon
day evening. June -, At hsf home.
Mis-. phlilp Kelley entertained a
.uuHhrf 81 friends At iuuehsou. vi
may afternoon, n honor 81 Miss idA
corey.
Mfs Horace G. Henry and Mis-
Florence HeHrg Hiii arrive in seat 81
tie about the middle ~ THE month.
Mfs JAMES u EaHiesnu gave a
delightful luncheon party fat the
visiting young ladies. Thufsdaf af
tsfnoon a. The University eluh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
VA CHUNG BLOCK rs
NOW ONLY A MEM0Ri

The 90 va ennhk hnildins has hssn
raHsd So ths xreanh Ths uar3 II
tsaflnN de~u the fnuf- ssaaF brick
stfssetaF~. ~hixh was ans - tho fret
buildings e es sfsetsd aftef Tho great
fire. wss bsA-a last uss4 TIE Great
NefihsFn aay unu pfeersd uish The
disKiue - ia funusi under tn site
- the ed nuiiaiaa
-ssss 1870 .s'Ass ''',s.ss 't.s =.
-Tfa wurs "A tas saHtn end 81 ths tuu-
net Ths excavation q Tbs taHasi a.
sslf has ben cesnuisnrsa A hafxs faFrs
- men 10 At wark aisktns agt ths "a
hole ard laadtaa n. art onta snati
ears drawa ~ a tiny siertFiF ieeumo-
tive
Ths cart {. being dump~d on ths va
east lot AZ ths Size q ihs Issforslftau
buiialns
Al = IN readiness far commencing
the actuai construction q the tunhsf
A. fts naflhesn sz=sssisssz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
TO GUARD AGAINST
FIRES

J. T. weller representing the
uraann Hiii Improvement club Hud
residents - fae city generally. pftls
toned the tesFt ~ public safks THE
WaruluE that Some sfuHE be taken
Tor the protection 81 The sgn-Here
tract suufh - Heanan iiin. which
the eifY uwus 4ua ultimately Intends
g. ifupfuae H# isafk ffsHH ffss
NJ Waller stated that there IL ntaeh
unas thrush ana other innemmA bic
material in the traet and that =
nfs once started would without
pafk
Superintendent af Streets hnd
Paris Walters sAfrrd 10 puf man
ia ths park dnFiak the Summer
months 10 put cut nfcs ara to %
y bat he could in the way 81 ciean
ms t ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
FOR
RADCLIFFE COLLEGE

Greater opportunities faf TIE
higher education ~ Bauhs women =
the Northwest have lust been Of
tered - one II the strongest insn
iutianH 81 the East igAGtilffs coli
teEs. which j. the numen's depart
msut 20 Harvard university. has De
eided o. give Young Nensen ~ the
coast an opportunity 20 take the efr
trance examination ~ that insiitus
ton foF the FIRST time in history
The examinations aiii begin Mon
day June ~. ana vii eanfinue for a
arrk.
Applications shauia ~ made g. the
proctor. Julia " Kennedy. So Fast
Lake aVruuss aha sa.d today that the
eaa nnrh a good one
that siis earnestly hoped that q large
number II young women ~ this cilY.
eho are contemplating = course n
eastern Institutions wUutd avail
themselves ~ this privilege.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
PAVING EsTIMATU

Assistant city EnAIneur Scott to-
day nled with the board 81 public
works an estimate OF the coai OF the
KfHdinE ~ East cherry street be-
tween Twenty third To- Thirty thlrd
avenues. The estimate ~ thu total
eost ~ lhe Improvement b. tsfae.
ami the limit OF assessment under
the SO per cent lA0 N 5000.
This work viii be pushed ns mp
IDLY az possible ia ofder that it may
be completed hefore the rroueniug
Of the Walia Waiia srhaal Ia the fan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
aoias % Californian

Take tie famous srenie Shasts
funts. TIVE tfains daily 90 Nan
frame tsra Fast time. beautiful
Fesusff and excellent ssryfae. He-
aitl~ e San Ffaneiseo izafe hrst
class. 1850 second class
HlaeiHi rate sAcufnlans 20 chit
caEu hnd return tsz 80. ~. Louis,
fs1ta. omaha sud ttanNaH rtfY. t7g
Nas Orleans. fAaAas Memnisis
SIS % iuna "a 20 80. IuiY IS shd Is.
AuE 81 end 20 Full Particulars.
tickets sad reservation a. Southern
iaaEihr Co once els first aNenue.
- ~ Ellis general sK~nf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
BIG CARGO
OF FLOUR
RlOlun Maru Carries ISL,
36TSaCks to the Orient

one nf the greatest flour cHfEeer
that ever LETT this pert Tor the Orient
went on the Japanese llnef kiulun
Aaru. which sailed az daylight this
mareinE There were aboard tbl. iet
sacks 1t Washington flour besides
ab eaakH uf bser. loo bales 81 sheet
inE. ma eases al cigarettes. g. hie
ryoieH and several toms ~ other mia
eellnneoum products. There were
more than ano eases 81 eurusd beef
Sliced ham, bacon and HauHaKeH.
A. passengers che had 80 Euro
ptHu and 20 JapanNst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
slonAl aYsrrM cor rlREp

The policc telegraph and telephone
signal system, when got tired and
took little rrst yesterday b. bgam
Va working order The pelice yes
tHrdHN were compelled 90 use the
pnhlie telephone ~ stem la calling
the Wuaon ANA reportinH inaH-
much as the regular uyHiem IL hut
it'll. used. the Inconvenience was
slight
THE new instrument Installed bY
city rteettieiAa iuHlNn tedaN has
BEEN tested and Nurks satisfactorily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
FATAL NINE
ACCIDENT

nEnuiSG. cal. june ts@The
face Of che sub zst0pr iD the tunnel
of the Iron Mountain mine rhRed a.
this morning crushing Ia death =
Stevenson. a. ~ EIDE. and r. kubls, a..
Austrian miner II il believed 0ue
ulofe taaY ta tn tie debris The
strata reek gave Way suddenly ana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
NEWS FROM FRISCO
WHALING FLEET

Mall sfviees fsrsiFssi tFara tinataskA
sits ns~s - ths arrival = = huHl bet
- sss.sis a fhr unsilnN fleet sf fhs
nefthsfn gnrt Tie atsau ssf NGfHins
star reached Esaiaska 81 Ma 81 2ua
dars rssef g. be- arrival II Eaan.
ths eittsf. effieef tied ana VS. hurried
az ssss " tfeFfinsN ihs sscafst ssffl.
ccsf. ss&uapsd ne aaliss = 80 first
'.S',- :" Ss ~ - ~ -; - . : .
faH suHHrFs uTFEsH5 WfiiiafN ftaFf
Tee Atesandrs ane NsFius hat aftvs
- ~ tnatsssz. sns after roalSuE haa
Departed faF Ehs krctle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
NELLIE RAN AWAY

Little ksiiis. the 10 year=oid
daughter Of u. =. Andrews u the
Seattle water department ran away
from home. ~ 800 Sixth avenue,
some time ihff evening and hppnf .
entity Eat lost she wandered 40 and
down several streets and fuhily be
coming Tired she eat down on the
nispa 81 the United states assay Of
flee. on Ninth avenue. and cried her
sell "a Hisp
There she Was found ne 9'ciaeh
this morning hY the niEhtvatehulHl,
g. whom shr could not explain
where she had heeu, lie took her
into the office aud asked her who
she aas ND where she lived. ana
the police sere Informed
Police Sergeant stuart took Nellie
home HE has gone away from
home once o. twice before ~ a sim
liar Hag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
STATEMEN
BY EMPLOYERS

VANCOUVER n g. suns ~
Tho Employers association, spfn-
pfiAlnx AN employers large aud
sfuaH les the siiN, met this faetu-
inF and lHaued Z statement that the
succession ct strikes here h hsndir
enpuine traar and industry The,
declared that thcY had formerly
dealt with the unions az individual
employers but nov proposed t. Heal
with thetu az the Employers aHHas
HHHFtau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
RAILWAY FOR
PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. n. .. June IA
The var Department. e Informed
that the China American Develop.
fuenf company viii apply to the
phil gplue commission fof q fran
ehise for sn extensive railway sya-
ten IN the Islands Il Wiii ask Tor
land grant ranreaafaoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
rlrronrnla llrARlNa

7 u 7 NfIIH = II 3TFfFHW
A. the meeting nf the eivil ser
Vice commission lnHt night e wa Dc g
Uidad ga FiVo fatWef fattplhan w
" Fletcher recently removed by
chief sullivan IL hesrinE before the
commission neat Monday uisht
Fletcher Ia charged with making ima
proper proposals to Mrs hnle GRANT
Ito denies the charge ana under the
ciVii service rules IL entitled TO a
hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
ron SEPTEMBER 80

The ease 81 the State against Nell
he Underwood. charged wtfh muf.
deriaa her baby. three weeks old. a
wear ago. Was aet thia morning fof
trial Hapt so Airs Underwood
Wna 10 have been tried June :. but
the ease 80 that time WIS continued
indefinitely un the motion uf her
attorney. john ~ Hart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
SEVEN KILLED IN
DlSTIlLlnG FIRE

uREENoCK. scotland. Juus IA
Seven persons wefs Killed and mum
h~r injured IN a fire At tire AfaEuWn
distfiisrY last night Whlsksf hars
rriH exploded and the liquor ran IN
a tiaEtng STREAM o. an adjacent
flour mill. which Was destroyed
Isnss - 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
nooM MoRkIna ny

Rooms occupied by J. =. Donovan
and 81 " Case. in the liirheiisu
hotel. and by Jesse James hentt IN
the Precisely houhe. we're entered ana
by what - believed 60 be
an organized gang ~ room wnthsfHf
last night Prom the former place
the thievaa secured so ~ money.
Nothing elise WIS touched. FROM
acotta room q hat and ke3t vest Was
fuhHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
MINE FLOODED

WTLKEsBARRE, Pa. June Ia
a large portion ~ Nayfield a min
lug village, was Hooded last might
by the overflow ~ reservoir. due
10 excessive rains In the Glen
wood mine ~ the Erie company tho
water reached within 20 feet Of the
main shaft. Two hundred miners
sAap ped with difficulty through an
AZ shaft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

u niil pay Yoa 20 fnAkw special
trip downtown e tuf one 81 these
- 50 ahiftn nith iwu PAIRS - Guns
Ter toe " ~ unfHbinson Co
cor snd ana f'ntaH. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
CnUG CHUG TRUST

NEW YaitK. June IS All de-
tails are completed for an nutuma.
bile trust which viii control the bus
mess iu America. II viii have D
- pifai - so coo 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
Ne, m.n, Ia

n IL an seonomy az well as a
pleasure - eat At the Rainisf. Grand
cafe fua will u~veF nad = better
liaae SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

houses in ssAsway sew badly
rocked
An allowance % sza.eee has been
made ter tsr prsefiezt rebuilding It
shs captured span lsn cruiser fsle fis
Luxon. the only fruit 81 Dewey !,
victory. The vessel Niii be- pat In
firsi-cias2 cnniissau here n ths
Spanish duek. whlch was captured
and ,owsa from Havana.
WAY not save the wear ard tear
on the srrVian cable lines By eaillng
him kiuE Carrief
Isa belle Heaty Chicago. granted a
diYorce from Captain John J Hsaly.
Widely known az an Alaskan pro-
rnotsr and millionaire she arts n
large block nf stock IN the North
American Trading ard Transports
ton Company, u which ne is preEi-
dent
Prosecuting Attorney Scott has
ioined the ranks q the long hard
sieepevx.
u b. reported that the sesoysa son
81 the late King Milan may tay
81 I'm 10 the sefxiau tArau@ I'D
frat Wtll stir up a lot more IN
trlEuea.
Two hundred Russians drowned by
the coiiarHing 81 gauaway ~
AFaff Whfls FAsesasaFH we9s landing
from a steamer.
Major w. n. Gibbon. who fired the
first shot On Fort sumter. IN issi
died at Columbia. 81 &.
Sixty HuigRriaus killed during =
recent attack on village Of Ysnff
Rounnnia. by Mu-ssiu.sn troops.
Why should Carnegie want taikn
tive eookatoo-f Doesn't his money
talk enough
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14


John ~. Ross. az. past grand mas
ter Of the odd Fellows. NJ Wyoming.
Del. shot himself. dying Instantly.
Cause unknown.
81 Louis exposition IL planning n
monster rose garden. IL will be need p
ed to take the smell OUT Of the Doodle
scandal.
Another knoeker
They ssy opportunity knocks but
once"
20 he's a knocker. too. is he7"
William Miller OF ~. Louis was
elected supreme workman by the
national gathering u the A. .. 4,
W.
The Waidy powder house. near
Tamaqua. exploded this morning
Two were killed and several injured.
Windows within radius Of two
miles were shattered.
Coal carrying roads won every
point against the decision q the Ia
terstate commerce commission
Exchange grain elevator at Kansas
City destroyed b. fire. Loss. $4,000.
James J, Hin says he ls against
"walking' delegates It's eineh
they won't get passes on the O. ~.
New railroad 70 Thunder Mountain
e. being projected at Salt Lake.
~ the Races
a hD by any other name would
sound e. sweet.
Charles Clarke. convicted two
weeks ago 81 thc murder Of Leila
geRe. was sentenced 20 hang al
Olympia. Clarke accepted his fate
without "A visible show Of emotion.
Pending an appeal 10 the supreme
court the date Of execution viii sot
j. fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
A Word from Josh Wise

Tn man tint
don't hsv a fam ~
Of Hs,le ones
misses his first
taste of hea ven as
well az OF tosh-r
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

situated ~ Riverside station. Ga tie
hsntnn fnfeHurhan car iur. Nhieh u
iust south - fie race track
Df the ~ aefss wisirh sr tad fsN
d - asa q great deal hns ho'u snld.
ard improvements ih the waf ~ siafh.
iaE and building are going 90. Several
FeIlf nasntaiiNee - Our office Niii De- on
fA- sssas.a ~ asF sHSasffgs. anii viii
be Fiaa 20 shos voc abaui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14
n uua SIS q q q "a q
DUST:

Alassa hal AZ earthquake and ths
houses ia SkAEway ~src badly
rssAkasf
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~ the Races
a up by any other name would
sound 81 sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-14

Why not save the wear ard tear
on the Servian cable lines By eaiifng
him KING Carrier
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-10
JoHEsT0N.PETrlGREw CHAPTER.
Entertained by Mrs Leo D. Heartt Most Ora
ciously.

The Johnston Pettigrew Chapter was
most graciously entertained by Mrs. Leo
d. Hearstt on Wednesday afternoon.
The residence was in Confederate col
ors, over the entrance being an immense
Confederate flag, while in the parlors the
flags of red and white were to be seen.
Mrs. L. B. Womack, the president.
presided over the meeting, and a number
of interesting selections were read The
treasurer reported balance in the treas
ury.
Mrs. Garland Jones made a most in
teresting report of the work Of the Jeffer-
son Davis Memorial Committee, having
recently attended its meeting in Richmond
She stated that the plan of an arch as a
memorial had been abandoned and that
in place the memorial will probably be il
the form of semi-circle of marble 1i
lars, from the centre of which will rise
a marble shaft to the height of sixty feet
surmounted by symbolic figure. In
front of the semi-circle will be heroic
figure of Jefferson Davis and about the
top of the pillars some indicature OF
different events in his life
Refreshments were served after the
business meeting. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. f. A. Olds in August
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-10
MRS W X. H0LLowELL.
A Distinguished Lady Who Was Received
With Pleasure in Raleigh

Mrs. w. r. Hollowell OF Goldsbolo,
who has been here the guest OF Mrs. E. f..
Moffitt, lett for her home yesterday.
Mrs Hollowell is the president of the
State Association for the Betterment OF
Public School Houses, and vice president
of the Federation OF Woman's Clubs OF
the State While here she delivered a
most timely and earnest address at a
night meeting at the A. & M Summer
School, telling of the work to be done in
improving and identifying school houses
within and without, and the methods to
be used IN obtaining the aid of parents
and patrons in doing this Mrs Hollowell
showed deep interest in the matter and
gave many valuable points which cannot
but be OF value to the teachers who heard
her.
Wednesday afternoon in Primrose Hall
she addressed a special meeting of the
Wake county teachers and again she was
heard with pleasure and profit. Her
visit TO Raleigh has been of great value.
for she told of practical things to aid
schools school teachers and pupils. Her
addresses have been highly complimented
by all who had the pleasure of hearing
them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-10
Lawn Party at New Bern.

New Bern. n. c., July 9.-(SpeciaD -
rhe lawn surrounding the residence Of DR..
and Mrs. N. II. Sheet, on Johnson street,
was the scene recently OF a lawn party
given by their charming young daughter,
Miss Katie.
The lawn was Illuminated by japanese
lanterns. Quite an interesting and exist
ing game was enjoyed, the game of TWEEN
" Gates Miss Adelaide Peck won the
lirst prize.
Those present we're Misses Monger, T..
Williams, Myrtle Disosway. Frank Pref
lyman, Mablc Green, Cannon Prettyman,
sara Meadows. Charles Lisette Hanff,
sam Street, Mary Wooten, Mitchell Roun-
rec, Mamie Richardson, John Green,
Henrietta Hancock, Wallace Smith, Jes-
lie Rumpas, John Patterson, Jacquelin
Noolard, Owen Dunn, Adelaide Peck, Ed
Meadows, Amy Guion Marcus Dill, Eli
zabeth Clarke, Ralph Smith, Mial Dewey.
lack Street, Edwin Richardson, Rayard
Whitehurst, Joe Paterson, Charles Eli
son.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-10
Ths Southern's Surgeons.
(By the Associated Press. J

Newport News. Va, July 9.-The Asso-
citation of Surgeons of the Southern Rail
way system in annual convention at Old
Point Comfort this afternoon elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
President DR.. r. l.. Payne. Norfolk.
Va; first vice-president, Dr. ]. S. Veriles.
Corinth, Miss; second vice-presdent. DR..
@ p. Martin Russellville, Ala; secretary
treasurer. Dr. j. J. Harrison. Loudoun.
Tenn. member of Executive Committee.
Dr. Rhett Goode Mobile, Ala. honorary
members. DR.. f. W. McRehy, Atlanta,
Ga; DR.. E. Franklin Smith, New York
city.
Following the election of officers Attor-
ney Saunders Mcdaniel, of Atlanta, made
an address upon the attitude of the sur
geon to the patient and to the railway
company This was followed by a paper.
The Treatment of Surgical Infections"
read by Dr. Willis f. Westmoreland, of
Atlanta, Ga
Other addresses were made as follows:
Wound Infection Without Laceration OF
the Soft Parts Surgeon l. H. Goss.
Athens. Ga; Injuries OF the Hand,
Surgeon w w Harper, Selma, Ala;
Complicated Fractures of the Skull,
with report of four cases, Surgeon How
ard Williams. Macon, Ga Report of
Cases, Surgeon w. w. Hamilton, Brooks
ville Miss.
About o'clock the convention ad-
journed. Many of the members, however
will remain over until tomorrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-10
Peck-Graham.

Washington, d. c., July (speciaD-
The wedding Of Miss Sarah Cheshire Ora
lam, and Mr. Erwin H. Peck. OF Derby
Conn, which took place Tuesday evening
1t O'Clock in the Church Of the Epiph-
my, was most pleasant event
The bride is the daughter OF Captain
James D. Graham. of North Carolina
Who is here in the Treasury Department.
md the granddaughter Of former Cover
lor Graham, Of North Carolina, once Sec
retary OF the Navy. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop Joseph Blonnt Ches-
hire, of Raleigh, uncle of the bride who
came especially to offeiate at the we'd
ling. The groom is prominent manu-.
sacturer of New England