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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

DR. j 81 Raymond, Senator 8 Z
Kaiue and Q b Wells have been ap.
pointed trustees of Malulani hospi-
tai, Wailuku.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

Rentuosy's famous jessie Moore
Whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloons and at Loyeioy & Go
distributing sgepts Tor the Hawsiia
Islands 4
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

Work on the purposed lew wharf
at the foot Of River street is await
ing the arrival of pile timber from
the coast. Contractor John Ouder
kirk expects to begin work in about
four week..
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

The funeral OF the late j B Ather-
ton is taking place this afternoon,
beginning with services in Central
Union church at 3 o'clock. Busi-
pess houses in the city are closed
out of respect to the memory OF the
ldeaa<AAd.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

Charles Vessels, formerly engi-
neer at e va plantation, and family
will leave by the Miowera this after
noon for Tacoma where they will
take up their residence.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

The INDEPENDENT DO cents per
month.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

AT meeting OF the Jockey Club
held last evening a program Of June
III events was prepared. There will
be only one day OF racing.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

During the three hours service
from IL to Sat St Andrews Cathe.
dral tomorrow, Good Friday. peo-
pie will be allowed to arrive and
depart as they please.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

Frank Rowland, for two years a
clerk in May e. C,'sst store, left by the
Sierra for San Francisco to grow
up with the country" He will en-
ter the employ OF grocery firm
there.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

ES You}ng, for many years agent
for several Seattle enterprises in
Honolulu twas through pssseger by
the Mowers today for'his home on
the Sound. While here be was the
guest ofjSt CB S,yres, Col G j
MCCARTHY and others.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

The arrangement to supply rs
pounds of paiai a week to patient is
at the Moloksi settlement will n .ces-
sita!e calling for new tenders for
supplying same.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

Tomorrow is Good Friday, the
most solemn day in in the church
year.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

Judge Lyle A Dickey has entered
suit against the Rapid Transit Com
pany to recover 500 damages
claimed 10 bs due for being compel
led topay an extra fare at King and
Punshou streets for a .r:nsfer from
the electric to the horse car llnes'
The suit\wlll uncover the facts as to
whetherihe trsm system ia or is not
now 10 control Of the electric COM
pspy.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

I'D Pripgle, formerly a school
teacher on Kauai, has been appoint
ed United States gauger and inspec.
tor at the Dreier bonded warehouse
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

Cable news from London reports
the depArture OF the Anglia and
Colouia Yesterday for Manila. They
are sch eduled to arrive here on
July 3, after laying the cable be-
tween the Philippines, Guam, the
Midway Islands and Honolulu,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-04-09

ports.
Hereafter only one dog to each
family will be permitted at the leper
settlement.
Superintendent McVsigh OF the
Leper settlement arrived last night
in the Lehua.
The First Regiment, N G Fl, will
have drill and inspection a week
from tonight.
Tomorrow being Good Friday, the
Senate adjourned over at moo \ TO-
day to Saturday morning.
DR. j 81 Raymond, Senator 8 e
Kaiue and @ b Wells have been ap-
pointed trustees Of Malulani hospi-
tai, Wailuku.
AT a meeting OF the Jockey Club
held last evening a program OF June
Ill events was prepared. There will
be only one day OF racing.
CD Pringle, formerly a school
teacher on Kauai, has been appoint
ed United States gauger and inspec.
tor at the Dreisr bonded warehouse.
The arrangement to supply Is
pounds of paia week to patien is
at the Molokai settlement will n .ces-
sita!e calling for new tenders for
supplying same.
During the three hours service
from IL to Sat St Andrews Cathe.
dral tomorrow, Good Friday, peo-
pie will be allowed to arrive and
depart as they please.
Charles Vessels, formerly engi-
neer at e Va plantation, and family
will leave by the Miowera this after.
noon for Tacoma where they will
take up their residence.
Frank r ,wland, for two years &
: clerk in May g. C,'s store, left by the
Sierra for San Francisco to "grov
up with the country" He will en-
ter the employ OF grocery firm
there.
Work on the purposed new whar
at the foot of River street is await
ing the arrival of pile timber from
the coast. Contractor John Ouder
kirk expects to begin work in abou
four week..
As the Korea left San Francisco
at p m on the 4th, she may b
along at anytime this afternoon
She carries the 81 100000 appropri
ated by Congress in part paymen
OF the fire claims.
Sergeant Wise and Sergeant G 90
were last night elected first an
second lieutenanta, respectively, G
Company B, National Guard. The
succeed Lieutenants j b Gorms
and M M Johnson, promoted.
The funeral OF the late j B Athel
ton is taking place this Afternoon
beginning with services in Centre
Union church at 3 o'clock. Bus
pess housAs in the city are close
out of aspect to the memory OF th
Es Yor}ug, for many years ager
for severAl Seattle enterprises
Honolulu twas through passeger |
the Mowers today for'his home c
the Sound. While here be was IL
guest ofSt CB S,yres, Col G
MCCARTHY and others.
Cable news from London repor
the departure OF the Anglia ar
Colonia v yesterday for Manila This
arc scbeduled to arrive here {
July 8, after laying the cable b
tween the Philippines, Guam, Il
Midway Islands and Honolulu
Judge Lyle A Dickey has enter'
suit against the Rapid Transit Coz
papy to recover 500 danag
claimed 10 bs due for being comp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
SANTIAGO FALLS
AFTER HARD |: FIGHT
insurgents Triumph in the
Dominican Republic: Pres.
entGOV6Inment Doomed.
(By Associated Press.>

CAPE HAYTIEN. HAYT1, Oct. 26.--The
town of Santiago In the Dominican Re-
public, was surrounded this morning by
insurgent troops under the command Of
General Iplfanio4 Rodriguez. After So
we're lighting, which lasted for several
hours and during which a. number OF
men were wounded, the revolutions!s
trinmphed and Santiago fell into their
hands.
The revolution, which has broken out
in the northern part OF the Republic of
Santo Domingo and which has already
resulted in tho establishment OF a pro-
.visional government at Puerto Plata. un-
dor the presidency OF General Morales,
was caused, according to advices received
here. by the numerous custom-house
frauds and the prevarications Of the Min-
listers OF War and of II nance The Sig
,,n, for the outbreak Of the revolt WAS
given at 2 O'Clock on Saturday afternoon
nv three cannon shots That same even
ing all the partisans Of President Wos y
Gil. at Puerto Plata were arrested, Tho
of Monte Cristi. La Logne
and Moca united and attacked Santiago,
,releEra phc communication between San
tiaeo and La Vega has keen severed. The
outbreak Is extending, and
the general opinion Is that the govern
mont of President Wos y GIL is loS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27

Joseph Tyler Scott, son Of Junius A.
scott. who was killed by an unknown
person some weeks ago. while standing
behind the counter of his store at Twenty
eighth and Main Streets. has written
the following letter for publication;
Richmond, Va. Oct. 26, 1913.
The son Of Junius A. Scott, deceased,
makes this statement to the public:
Since the murder Of my father, there
have been gone very false reports col
lected and published. do not blame
the papers nor the reporters, but l do
blame the long-tongued gossipers.
II declare myself innscent of any knows
edge of the case further than my states
ments made before and in the presen:o
Of the proper authorities
am very sorry for some of the per-
sons that have made false statements
and being caught up with and question:
ed, have denied these statements. saying
that they stand In fear of me.
I am very sorry for such weak-m'nded
persons. for II any person or persons In
Richmond can give any informal on to
the police. that will lead to the capture
OF the murderer, let them do SO and
stand In fear OF no one or nothing and
will give one hundred dollars myself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
DENIAL FROM THE SON
OF SLAIN j. A. SCOTT

I don't care who the Information con-
cerns-my brother my sisters, my " fe,
my wifes brother or even myself. l shall
not alter my reward, for care not who
the parties be who d d the crime.
have no respect for persons connected
In such a cod-blooded murder and the
punishment for such persons cannot bo
too severe.
But this one thing, dear people. do not
forget: Judge not that you be not judged
for you shall be even so Judged by your
own Judgment and punished according
to same. II the false gossip concerning
tho murder Of my father Is not stopped
by this statement, will pro- eed to law.
where they will be forced to stop FOE
+ am innocent. as have stated eefore.
have also had misfortune enough II
past years and don't wish for my charac-
ter to be disgraced, for boyhood's things
should not grow into any young mans
Z life.
Let the future always right the past.
Wishing everybody to read this and bear
in mind that any information that is
true and can be proven concern ng ths
murder of Junius A. Scott Is worth more
than am really able to pay, but III
give 800.
Yours truly to all,
JOSEPH TYLER SCOTT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
COUNT AND COUNTESS
ARE PLACED ON TRIAL
1Ry AssocIated Pretr.>

BERLIN, October 8.-The trial Of
Countess Isabella Westerska Kwilecki, be-
longing to n rich and arlstocratic Polish
family, on the charge Of pretending to
have borne son over six years ago and
pr esentlng him as the heir to an estate
at Woblewe, province OF Posen. consist
ing OF ten thousand acres and having
a yearly rent roll totalling $4,000 began
here to-day. Count Kwileckl appears at
the trial, charged with being an accessory
to teh crlme.
This son lis said to have been born
January n. 1897. The prosecution claims
that the latter is the son OF a peasant
girl Of Parcze, in Austrian Salesia, who is
present as q witness and as q claimant
for the, child.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
HIGH MARKS
FOR COTTON.
Exc!ltemsnta and Activity
in the Market.
VIOLENT FLUCTUATIONS
Near Months Scared Twenty TO Forty
i- Points High.r aud Market Closed
NTH High Nst Cams Transac-
tions for Day Break Records.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.>.

Especial to The Times Dispatch).
NEW YORK. Oct. 26.--There was great
excitement and activity at the opening Of
the cotton market to-day. More or less
general frosts had been reported In the
cotton belt over Saturday and Sunday.
and with Liverpool this morning exhibit
ing great firmness, there was a. scare OF
shorts here that started prices some 20
to 4s points higher. October closing satur-
day at o.9e sold up to 10 40 on: the call.
While Decelnber touched IS; January,
1925: March, 1920. and n1ay.f.lo.2p. This
enormous gain naturally attracted heavy
realizing, and after the call prices We're
depressed several points on tho more ac-
tive positions. The activity continued all
the morning and fluctuat ons were irreg-
'ular and violent.a Generally speaking, the
tone was firm. From the highest point
early. there was a reaction before mid
day Of % points on October to II to II
points on the other positions Notwith-
standing: the heavy estimates for to-mo.-
rows receipts. short covering continued IN
volume, and the market rcgalned most OF
Its losses with prices In the early after
noon 20 70 90 polats hi6'c1 lti1h N9tltui
day.
There was little dminulton in activity
or excitement during the afternoon ,and
the transactions for the day broke all
previous records, nearly million and a
half bales, according to estimate. The
market was finally steady. 26 to 81 points
net higher. this representing a reaction
from the best of is points OIL October, and
OF / to points on later positions. All tho
months later than January sold at new
high prices for the season,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
BIG TRUCK
TURNED.
a Crash Last Night While
Speeding to a Plre.
rlLLERMAN RElNTZ HURT
Others Jumped and Escaped Injuries.
"A Blaze at the Lever Gas Works
Was the. Cause of the
n Alarm,

A. coincdence Of. fire alarms shortly
after o'clock last night in the eastern
end of the city called out the greater por-
ton OF. the fire depart rtment, and in re-
spending. to an alarm from the lower gas
works the Hayes truck, NO. 4. from the
Broad Street station, was overturned s.on
lower Main Street. between Twenty
eighth Street and williamsburg Avenue.
SIX, flremen who were Oh It, besides
Driver W, B. Dun ford and Lieutenant h
Charles II, Reintz, tillernlan, all escaped
seriona 4 injury, AM. only Lieutenant
Reintz was hurt at ALL He was entangled
among the ladders and the steering gear,
and received a.. painful but not serious
bruise just above his right knee. The
t, uck and horses escaped damage
I z, TWONFIRE ALARMS.
Z An. alarm was ssentsin from T Thirty-tlrstl
and Broad Streets about 500 o'clock, ow-3
Ing to the,explosion of q lamp In a resi-
'dence on Thirty-frst Street, between
Broad and Marshall, calling out steamers
and 2 and truck No. 2. The fire was
not serious, being extinguished without
the aid Of tho. .flremcn, but before the two
steamers and truck returned to their
houses, m alarm came In from box 724,
at the lower gas works. and Chief Puller
ordered steamers Z and and truck ! to
respond. It was while running from
Tenth and Broad to the Fulton fire that
the accident to the heavy truck occurred.
While running at a, moderate speed down
lower Main Street, east OF Twenty-eighth,
a street car, was encountered. The car
stopped, the street at this point being
rather narrow between car track and curb
on the south side, In order to give the
truck easier passage. Just as the truck
approached, he rear wheel, controlled by
the tiller. became entangled in the groove
OF the track, and failed to respond to
Lieutenant Reintz's efforts to steer 1t
clear. The front wheels were clear of the
track, but the tiller end swung along on
tho rail, and finally swung against the
standing trolley car
~ ..Fa TRUcKsTURNl1D OVER
The clash slightly injured the fender
and front Of the car, but 1t caused the
long, p-heavy truck to keel over on Its
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27

Gently by a train at some point In Penn
sylvania. The report has never been
fully corroborated. however.
While the unhappy man was gasping In
the agonies Of death In The station-house
the music from a dance In full swing
scross the street must have been waited
tc his ears for the ball was going mer-
rily on when reporter visited the sta-
uon-house
4 The body will probably be turned over
tc the family Of the deceased for burial
after the coroner shall have made his exc
animation. The family we're notified soon
after the discovery, and relatives visited
the scene and beheld the face and
form OF the dead. The story was soon
told, for the body lay beneath the very
spot where he had gasped out his life
alone. The man In the next cell was not
even aware OF what had occurred.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
SENATOR STEWART
WEDS YOUNG WIDOW
He Marries MIS-. Mary Agnes
Cone. Widow of the Late
Theodore Cone.
(By Associated Press,)

ATLANTA, GA. Oct, 26.-Unted States
Senator William II, Stewart, of Nevada
was married to-n ght at O'clock Ia "a
Atlanta, to Mrs, Mary Agnes Cone. wild IVY
of the late Theodore G, Cone, OF ,ieo' sia,
and for several years pasta resident OF
Washington, ID. c.
The ceremony was private, the only
witnesses being Hon, Thomas NJ Nor
wood. of Savannah, who served In tie
Senate thirty years ago With Senator
Stewart, Hon. Clark Howell and State
Treasurer II, F.. Park,
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
II, S, Bradley, ex-senator Norwood. act
Ing as best man. The bride and groom
Leave tomorrow ri uoon Tax R~-ssArssss..on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
WOULD
NOT LEAVE SHIP
Stuck to Vessel and Was
Killed by Bursting of
Steamers BOi or. #
fBv Associated Press )

sAULT STE MARIE. MICH. Oct. 26.--
The steamer w. F. Sauber was wrecked
oft Whitehsh Point. thirty miles from
here, early to-day and Captain W. u.
Morris and Oiler' Frank Ropin son were
drowned The rest of the crew of nine.
teen men were taken off the Saucer by
the crew of the steamer Yale. The Yales
crew worked from II O'Clock last night
until this morning rescu y tie crew OF
the Sauber. Robinson W. pnched be,
tween the yaw boat and the Yale and
went down before help could reach hlm,
CAPTAIN Morris was on the deck of the
Sauber after all the others had b en-
taken off when the steamers boiler
burst, and he was blown into the la.e.
The blow on Lake Superior Is rep1r.ed
to be the worst in twenty-elght years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
MINERS hlA1S-MEETlNG
OF MANY lHOL SAND
lBy Aasocia1ed Pross.l

BUTTE. MONT, Oct 21.-From the
steps OF the county courthouse in this
city, II. Augustus Heinze this afternoon
addressed q mass meeting OF the miners
of Butte more than 1900 persons beng
in attendance. AS the representative or
John MacGlnnis, Mr. Feinze made a
counter proposition to the offer Of the
Butte miners to purchase Mr.. MacGinnis
stock In the Boston and Montana and
Parrot mining companies and thus end
the litigation with the Amalgamhted Cop.
per Company. IN this proposition Mr..
Heinze offers on behalf OF MacGnnis and
Lamm to sell their interests In the Bos-
ton and Montana and Parlptt companies
under certain conditions, the result Of
which would he to put all the properties
in operation again
President Scallon, of the Anaconda
Company, tonight rejected the Ileinze
propositions, He said the proposals
amounted to II turning down OF tho
miners union plan. and were unreason.
shls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
VlRGINIAN TAKES
HIGH POSITION
Lieut.. Capps Succeeds Rear
Admiral BoWles as Chiefof
Bureau of Construction.
(speclal 10 The Times-Dlspatc tch.)

Especial to The Tmes-Dlspatch)
z WASHINGTON, d, O., OcSoper 26-
lieutenant Washington Lee Capps, of Yir-
ginia will succeed Rear-Admiral Bowles.
resigned. rs chief of the Bureau of Con-
struction and Repair, Navy Department.
Lieutenant Capps is At present sta
toned at the League Island Yards, He
mas had a great deal of experience IN
naval construction for n man Of his
years, and in addition to much service at
homo, has served in the Philippines and
in Cuba. He is about forty years OF age.
The resignation of Rear Admiral Bowles
came as a great surprise 10 naval men
and the public generally, 1t Is understood
that tho testimony in the shipbuilding
trust investigation Saturday, in which II
was stated that Admiral lSowles held
stock In the concern, caused haste in ten
xleriDg, the sresgnatlon-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
GOLD BRICK ARTISTS
SEEK FOR BAIL
.{By Associated Press,

4 WASHINGTON, D. c.. October as.-1n
the cases'o Of II. D.. Hawley and J. T. How
ard versus the State Of North Carolina.
Attorney Leslie A. Gilmore entered q
motion to-day in the United States su-
preme Court for an order committing
.Hawley and Howard to the custody OF
the marshal Of the court and that the
two be allowed to give bail. The case Is
one Of two Chicago men who went to
North Carolina and made an effort to sell
a gold brick They were arrested. tried
and sentenced to imprisonment for, ten
yeare. They appealed the case to this
court, meanwhile remaining I'm custody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
THE NEGRO SUBJECT
OF ACONFERENCE
lBy Agsoclated Press.l

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 2s.!-Com-
mencing Monday, November 9th. and con-
tinuing for three days. there will be held
In this city an interesting conference On
the race problem in the United States un-
der the auspices OF the National soclolo-
gicaI Society, an orsanizat ton for the
study OF the condition of the colored peo-
pie IN, the United States q, tgs.sif
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
SOME EXCITEMENT ON
LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE
(By Associated Press.) J

+ LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26,-There was con-
siderable excitement on the Liverpool Cot
ton Exchange to-day on rumors that de-
structice frosts in the American cotton
belt probably would result In the next
cotton crop not exceeding 100000 bales.
Prices jumped several points and antic-
pntions OF a squeeze" next summer were
expressed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
THEA .ARMOfs PLATE
s AWARDS ARE MADE
S(By Associated Press. J

4 WASHINGTON, October 26--Secretary
Moody to-day decided In the loEg-stand-
ing question of the awards for furn shins
arn1or for the battleships Vermont. Min
nesota, Kansas, Mississippi and IDAHO
The Aiidvale Steel Company gets the con-
tract for supplying 6G00 tons and the
Carnegie and Bethlehem Companies q
contract for supplying 5000 tons each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
TRUE BILL FOUND
AGAINST DIR. JAY
fRr Associated Press.l

AsHvILLE, N. O., October l6,,--
The grand jury found a true bill against
DR.. J. v. Jay, charged with the murder
OF his three children, and he will be
arraigned for this crime tomorrow morn,
Ing. jays wife is still critically i'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR FIRE IN WILSON
t(By Associated Pross.)

WILSON, N. c., Oct, 2s,-rhe 8. w.
vcnahle Tobacco company's factory,
owned by the Branch Banking Company,
and used for the storage OF leaf, was
burned at 10 o'clock tonight, The Carter
and Whitehead Company. adjoining, had
their stock badly damaged by smoke and
water The Yenable Company's loss Is
estimated at $4,000, tnat OF Carter and
Company al 5000. ihe cause Of the fire -
unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-27
STATE OF THE THERMOMETER
MINIATURE ALMANA
RICHMOND.

Prisoner at the Second Police station
hangs himself In his cell---The SINKING
runo dispute settled by the adoption VI
the Crensllaw plan-Son OF j. "A. SCOT
Issued a statement TO the public regaid.
ing the killing OF his fnther-Bis truck k
one man is slightly hurt--,Blaze at IT,, ,ne
lower Gas W0rts---A lad .es, auSiiiary r
formed at Beth hAhaha-Ministersr refer 70
tie .Sut.,i..fA LI..S,i u p..s.v. uAuel ti.S
charge OF came who is seeking ASSIST,
ance--Foot- ball game between hacnn.ot.u ~
College and Danv.lle Military INSTITUTE e .. .,
aLils in u t.e--5peaning Il; ,,, asr,sis .sr,acis
to Uowie--Stuart Monument C9mIIIllee
meels---Rev. Mr.. Maclachan not coming
to Rlchmond--An organist resls MS.
bishops speak at Episcopal ll'nurcnns
hero-Rev. r. T. McFaden accepts tno
cailtIo the Fist Prssvy ts.iAn Snoicn- -,
Senator BArksdale to ADDRESS inc so..aa ~ .aa
Of Henrico county to-nigh.--DehIes leg saIs =,
sons Of Veterans-Smith said TO be fof
German for President--Great improve
ments to the State Library uslce
Crutchfield returns home in good health
"A romantic marriage, two sWeetieaIls
OF fifty years ago being unlted.,,ly ,ya..., lniI,S,
next sunday-Dr. Mitchell to speak on
negro auestion--Many new charters
granted--Pickett Camp gives an enter
fainment- go to Newport n e"s
to.morrovs- Colonel James H. Caton
candidate for sLieutenant-G0v ElAyS-
CHEprEk--Eiks and Shriners AZ tne
bazaar-A surprise ma age--Sunoaliy,-
school Union mee.s-fnhs,aI' an,,a schaoI q report M
Vork or the courts-A teacher CHOSEN
/. Ma rrIage last night at Rev. Asa DTS
coIl's,