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GEN. GREENE SEES ODELL.
Senate Sends His Police Increase BACK Il
Committee white He's There.

ALBANY, March 2.-Police Commissioners
Francis vinton Greene OF New York city
was an interested spectator in the Senate
to-day. He sat at the side Of Lieut.. Gov.
Higgins for several hours and listened
to the Canal debate.
1t was there he sat when the Senate
unkindly threw his pet Police Increase bill
back into committee.
Commissioner Greene was interested in
the fate Of the Canal bill as he was chairman
Of the Roosevelt Barge Canal Commission
Gen. Greene came to Albany at the IN
stance of the Senate Cities Committe.'.
which wanted him to give his views regard
ing the incorporation Of an amendment
providing for the three-platoon police
scheme in his bill. The committee could
not meet to-day, but will hold special
meeting tomorrow morning to listen to
the Commissioner views.
He saw the Governor during the day and
tonight took dinner with the Governor at
the executive mansion where he stayed
while in the city.
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SARATOGA BOARD or TRUSTEES.
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VILLAGE President.

SARATOGA, N. Y, March A.-The charter
election to-day Of eight new members
OF the village board Of trustees was a warm
contest, the result of factional differences
in both the Republican and Democratic
ranks and the introduction Of an independ-
ent or citizens union ticket.
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were successful, the others being Republi-
cans. The new Board, which embraces
nine Democrats and four Republicans. will
probably reflect Village President A. p.
Knapp. The retiring board stood: Dem
ocrats, II; Republicans, 2.
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MelVAk. nUssELI.
Marriage of Popular Preacher and Lovely
LADY of Chatham

SANFORD, y. c., Nov. co. Specially
The wedding of Miss Pauline Russell
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Wesley S. Rus
sell, OF Gulf, to Rev. Donald McIver, Of
Wadesboro, was solemnized at high noon
Wednesday in the Presbyterian church
at Gulf.
Because OF the popularity Of the con
| tracing parties. the wedding had been
anticipated with much interest, AMI
though the guests who witnessed the
ceremony were confined to relatives and
| friends, still these were present in sutf-
cient numbers TO comfortably ill the
! church.
! At the appointed hour for the cere-
mony Rev. w f. Thorn, pastor OF the
church. took his position At the altar
and the wedding party entered in the
following order, to the tune of Lohengrin's
wedding march, rendered by Msa Alloy
Jones, OF Red Springs
First the ushers, Messrs. Ralph Monger
oil Sanford and Clyde Jordan, Of Cult.
Then the bridesmaids, Miss Cornelia Shaw.
Of Lumber Bridge, and Miss Sue Coylng-
ton, of I.aurinburg; Miss Lessie Jones Of
Carbonton, and Miss Myrta Dalrymple, of
Jcnesboro; Miss Estelle McIver, OF Gulf,
!
Matte Lee NcIver, OF Gulf, and Miss
Kittie Bryan. Of Carthage. After these
came the bride on the arm of her broth
er Mr.. ~. a. Russell. OF Franklinsrillc,
who gave her away at the altar At the
| altar she was met by the groom. who was
accompanied by his brother Or. Lynn
McIver, of Sanford, who was best man.
During the ceremony Schubert's Serc-
made was played. The VOWS said and
the bans pronounced. the bridal party LETT
! tho church, and while they We're retiring
Mendelssobn's wedding march was most
pleasingly and happily rendered by Miss
Jones.
| The bride was beautifully gowned IN 4
white crepe de chine with veil of tulle
and carried shower bouquet OF white
carnations and smilax. The bridesmaids
v ore white china silk, carrying chrysan-
themums. 0pfs
The church was beautifully and ar
tistically decorated with potted plants,
ferns. palms, etc. An improvised arch
was arranged in front OF the altar and
beneath this the couple stood while tn?
ceremony was being said.
After the ceremony at the church the
party repaired 10 the charming home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell. where dinner was
served. Here the time was most pleas
antly spent until the afternoon train er-
rived, when the happy couple said good
bye and lett Tor their home At Wades-
Doro.
The presents received by the bride were
numerous and handsome, and attcsted the
high esteem in which she and the groom
are ncld.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIver are members oil
families that have long been prominent
in this section of the State. She is
Young woman of many excellent qualities
OF head and heart He is the pastor
| oil the Presbyterian church at Wades-
boro and is q young preacher OF ability
ard force. Both he and his BRIDE carrv
with them 10 their new home the good
wishes OF an extensive circle OF friends
in this community.
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Delightful Dance

X subscription dance that was greatly
enjoyed was given Thursday night IL
Raney Library Hall and was led by Mr.
Edwin NOVEL;.
Among the couples dancing We're: Mr.
Edwin Novel; with Miss Katherine
Smith; Mr.. c. Alsop. OF Richmond. with
Miss Bessie White; Mr.. F. j. Thoma;
with Miss Emma Bullock; Mr.. r. Purvis
with Miss Sadie King; Mr.. Rufus Knott
with Miss Bessie Denton; Mr.. William
Smithers with Miss jamie Robbins; Mr.
j. Mason with Miss Louise Farmer; Mr.
Harry Cole with Miss Virginia Enniss
Mr. Ludlow Birdsong with Miss Rosa Me
Klenn; Mr.. Eugene Cole with Miss Hattie
Farmer: Mr.. L. Lynch with Miss Maroar-
ct Wer. Mr.. Jno Horton with Miss
Nella Allen. The dance was chaperoned
by Mrs. r. G.. Pace.
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Mr.. Davenport. of Spencer: Misses Nina
White. Mary Woodland. Of Norfolk: Annie
Kitchin. Grace Ruffin, Minnie Gray and
Bessie Gray, sisters OF the groom, as
bridesmaids, and Mcssrs. Sam Hoffman.
Tom White. brother of the bride. Arthur
Ruhin, h. F. Gray, Herbert Mcdowell. a.
p. Kitchin. Or. Savage, of Conctoe and
Mr.. Davenport of Speed. as groomsmen;
Miss Allen Hyman was maid OF honor. aud
Mr.. J. 4. Fittman was best man; little
Elizabeth White was ring bearer and the
bride was given away by her brother.
Mr.. r. H. White. Miss Annie Biggs pre-
sided at the organ.
Elder p. D. Gold pronounced the couple
husband and wife.
The bridal party repaired at once to the
home OF MIR. w H. White. brother of the
bride, where "A most elegant reception was
rendered in honor of the occasion.
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Thanksgiving Baskets.

The ladies of the general committee Of
the Associated Charities have decided 30
send Thanksgiving Baskets to the poor
OF our city To many of these unfortu
mates it is only name. Who will help
10 make Thanksgiving IA replity by filing
basket? Call up the secretary's office
on Hargett street. over the Bell Te!e-
phone Exchange. give him your name.
and the basket mot very large onc) will
be sent to you to be filed with cooked
or uncooked food, and returned to the
office on Wednesday morning. November
25th. Second hand clothing Is much
needed in the work If you have any that
you have laid aside. send it with the
ba sket,
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:. IS. Minor; Miss Annie Taylor with
! Dr.. n. Z. Daniel; Miss Maud Parha N
with Mr. Will Taylor; Miss Lena TaY-
lor with Mr.. Sam Peace: Miss Charlotte
Britt with Mr.. Mcmillan, Of Edentoa;
Miss Jeanette Biggs with Major Russell;
! Miss Irwin Starke with Mr.. Tommia How
ell: Miss Kate Cannaay with Mr.. Cliff
Roberts; Miss Eta Peace with Mr.. Alec.
| williams; Miss Rosa Crews with Mr.. Ed
ward Cannady; Miss Fannie Gregory with
Prof. Kittrell; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Miles.
The Afternoon Social Club was delight
| fully entertained on Wednesday afternoon
! by Mrs. II. G. Cooper. An exciting game
Of six.handed euchre was enjoyed Dalnt-
/ lily embossed score cards were presented
to all the guests. Elegant refreshments
were served, which were greatly en-
! joyed.
! Those present were Miss Bernard, OF
Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Sidney, OF Can.
ada; Mrs. W. \. Devil. Mrs. W. f. Mas
senburg, Mrs. J. 4. Niles, Mrs. DR.. Il. X.
Hays. Mrs II. NJ. Shaw. Misses Der.
nard, Annie Taylor. Charlotte Britt, Fam
ME ana Bennctte Gregory, Annie Gamma
| dy Elizabeth billiard, Susan and Alice
Graham, Jeanette Biges, Mrs. S. ".
Cooper and Mrs. L. H. Crenshaw.
| Mrs. William A. Dcvin entertained on
Thursday morning In honor OF her sister,
Miss Bernard Of Chattanooga. Tenn. An
interesting game OF Bridge Whist was
enjoyed by the guests.
| Bishop Junius NJ. Horner and family,
OF .Ashevile, are spending month here
with Mrs. Sophronia Horner.
Mrs. Gen. w. D. Fender, OF Norfolk,
Va, is In oxford and will spend the wiz
ter with her daughter, Mrs. s. 7. PEN
der. The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold bazaar the first week IN De-
! cember.
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GRAY. HIrE.
Beautiful Marriage at the Baptist Church in
Scotland Reck,

Scotland Neck. y. c.. Nov, 2o.-(spe-
o;aI 1870 rhare was a beautiful marriage
in nat the BAPTIST church here last night
=, ene ,i;al Srs;e white was married
10 "s Mr. Henry Gray. A large catherine
% ossn .m ~ :. 20 o'clock 10 witness the
m mar no,.l The church was brilliantly
l llJ, .se ava ,astefully decorated. The
pulpit and steps We're carpe - nnin,o
ana , ferr p'' 9TH brilliant parlor lamp
en- either corner. -, 80 afo.srs
The bridal party consistsu E,i,;u -
Charlie Lawrence and biu'. -. Iars.ar.
ushels Mr.. b. f. White, -
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3t-Sat., Sun, Tues.
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Social Life at Oxford.

Oxford. n. c.. Nov. 20.-(special.)-
Miss BAnnette Gregory entertained the
"Beau-Not Club" most charmingly on
Wednesday night at her hospitable horne
on College street. Six-handad euchre
was the game enjoyed by tia many
guests. Dainty score cards in heart de-
sign were given to all those present. Ele-
gant refreshments were served and tka
club spent a most delightful evening
These present were: Miss lmogon
Bernard, of Chattanooga. Tenn, with AR
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Wllliams-Hnl.

Warrenton. y. c., Nov. 2o.-tSpeclal.)-
There was a very pretty ceremony at
shady Grove Methodist church. in this
county on Wednesday when Mr.. Joseph
( williams and Miss Hattie Il. Hill. were
married, Rev. Mr.. Chapln. pastor OIL 'he
church. officiating. The groom ~ a sue
cesaful merchant OF warren ana the
bride is the youngest daughter OF MI ana
Mr.. w. II. Hill. OF TINS county. bolh
have n large number OF trends
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Davis-KlDg

The following invitation has been re-
ceived by friends:
DIR. and Mrs. X. T.. King request hc
honour OF your presence al the marriage
OF their daughter, Mary Tunstall, TO Mir.
David Ramsey Davis on Thursday evening,
December the third nineteen hundlC4 and
three, at hall after nine CLOCK. st. Paul's
church, Beaufort. North Carolina"
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w !: Society.

DREAMING OF YoU,
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am sitting alone in the shadow,
Watching the iirelight's glow,
Dreaming of days when you loved me,
The dear old days long ago.
II.
Dreaming OF the old love and sunshine,
While l list 10 the cold winters sleet.
And finding my dreams in the freight.
Like !oTe. both bitter and sweet.
We have found it so ever in life. dear,
And again we two may not meet.
would gladly take all of lfe's bitter,
If only could give you the sweet.
But It's useless 10 frown thus at fate. dear.
For love brings both roses and rue
If ever you return. Sweet, remember
That I'm waiting alone here for you.
E. +. II.
Mrs. +. NJ. Simmons and daughter.
Miss Isabelle, left yesterday morning for
Washington to join Senator Simmons.
Mrs. ". l.. Gilbert returned To Chaly.
beate Springs yesterday after spending
some time IN the city with friedns.
Mrs. c. w. Raney, OF Kittrcl. is Wis.
itlng Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Raney
Mrs. Walter Chsolrn. of Sanford, az
ter visit 10 Mrs. Ernest Raines, left
yesterday.
Mrs. G. a. Rominger and son. Of
peidsville, are visiting Mrs. Finest Raines.
Mrs. D. S. Cowan arrived from Viii
mington yesterday and is visiting Mrs.
Florence p. Tucker.
Mrs. T. Edgar Cheek, of Durham, Veg
here yesterday. the guest of Mrs. Lewis
L. Brown.
Mrs. Eugene Daniel. of Lewiston, West
Virginia, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. \. Withers. left yesterday
to visit relatives at Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Cantey Venable, Il student of
st. Marys, left yesterday TO visit her
home AT Chapel Hill.
Mrs w. L. Gilbert, after n visit TO
friends here, left for Chalybeate Springs
yesterday.
The many friends OF Miss Mary John.
con, who is Ill in Columbia, s. c.. will
be glad to hear that she was reported
better yesterday.
Mrs. W. 4. Withers left yesterday
for Saranao Lake, n. Y, where she Will
spend some time.
Miss Laura Aycock. OF Melroso, Fla,
who has been the guest OF her uncle,
Governor Charles d. Aycock. left yeste--
day TO visit relatives in Goldshoro and
may return 10 Raleigh for visit before
leaving for home.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Carr, Of Durham,
were in the. city yesterday TO visit rel0-
tives
Mrs. Henry 4. London. OF Pittsboro,
was here yesterday the guest OF Mrs. f..
f. Mofftt. returning from the annual
meeting OF the United Daughters of the
Confederacy in Charleston.
Mrs. w. w. Holding, after Il visit -
relatives. has returned to Wake For
est.
DIR. and Mrs. William A. Graham, OF
Durham, are now visiting In Edenton. DR..
Graham Is now completely restored To
health.
Mrs a. p. Andrews has gone 10
Montgomery. Ala, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. VI. NJ. Marks. She went via Char
lotte whore she was joined by Miss
Julia Robertson, who will also visit Mrs.
Marks.
Mrs. Thos. c. Powell and son are Wis
iiing in Franklinton.
During the absence Of Miss Laura
Devereuy in Minneapolis and Chicago,
where at the latter place she viii spend
n year in studying, her classes in The
city schools will be taught by Miss Willie
Law.
Mrs T. c. Worth. OF Asheboro. is at
the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Edwards and Rey-
mold Edwards, of Henderson, are register
cd AT the Marlborough.
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Favettev lie Society.

Fayetteville y. c., Nov. 20.--tspeciai.)-
In homer of Miss Beall. OF Washington,
and Misses Mclean. of Lumberton, Mrs.
y !, y Armfeld entertained at guess
ing party Wednesday. Iheie "oiI ANU.
60. ,,r.sant Miss Beall won the first
prize. handsome piece Oh s'atuais "
event was greatly enjoyed
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Fa'r-Land h.

Greensboro. \. c., Nov. 20.-(Special)
Mr.. A. J. Fair. a leading merchant OF
Walnut Cove, and Miss Minnie Lambeth,
of Greensboro, were married here today
by Rev. Or. 5. p. Turrentine. at the
residence of Mrs. John I. Wootcrs. sister
OF ,he bride.
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Vlckers-E.liott.

Durham. y. c.. Nov. 2O.-(Spccial) =
Last night Mr.. Morris Raymond Vickers,
Manager OF the Postal Telegraph Com
pany. and Miss Laura Belle Elliott, a very
pretty young woman, were united IN mar
riagc at the First Baptist church. The
church was filed with the friends of the
Young couple. After the marriage n recep-
tion was rendered the bridal party at the
home of the brides parents.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

On Wednesday. November 20, 1903, at
the farm of the late J. c. Maroon deceased,
in House Creek Township. Wake County,
two miles beyond Method, on the old
HilIsboro road. commencing at 10 o'clock.
will expose to public sale for cash lot
of corn, fodder shucks, wheat. pair OF
fine mules, one two-horse wagon, all the
farming implements. including plows,
sweeps, etc; also one lot of hogs. chick
ems. potatoes, syrup, etc. belonging to the
estate OF said deceased
]. ". MAROON,
Administrator.
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An Tnjnvabls Occasion

The Handkerchief Bazaar" at the
residence of DR.. T. NJ. Jordan last night
proved to be a delightful event.
The refreshments We're epicurean. the
musical program an artistic one. and the
whole affair one that brought happiness
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The fulI the company, California Fig =
la printed front OF every package OF the
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-19
Bechtola-Whitted,

At promptly II o'clock m. on
Tuesday, November 18th, a very
pretty home wedding was solemn.
lied eat the pleasant home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bechtold, of this city, when Carl G
Whitfield led to the alter Mildred E
Bechtold, their only child. The
pretty ceremony was performed by
the Rev. G. E. Nichols, pastor of the
NJ. E. church, in the presence of q
number of relatives and invited
guests and associates of the young
couple.
The bride was becomingly dress
ed in costume which became hel
admirably. She has grown to wo
manhood in this vicinity and has
always been known as quiet, un
assuming lady, gentle in DISPOSE
ton, industrious and saving in her
habits, one always looked upon as
capable of conducting her house
hold with becoming, true wifely
dignity, possessing those traits Of
character which have made her E
lovable child to her parents and
companions and which will cling
to her, making her the true wife ano
companion to whom she has prom
ised to honor, love and obey till
death do them part.
The groom is known to all, having
lived here since early childhood
| and possesses all those attributes
which mark him as ayoung man OF
good habits, sober, industrious anG
gentlemanly.
We prophecy happy voyage for
them on the matrimonial ship and
as they sail the sea of life may they
never meet with disaster and death
to the new found happiness which
now encompasses them.
| After the words had been spoken
which joined them in wedlock, anG
congratulations had been rendered
them the company all were seated
at the tables, three of which had
been decorated and prepared fol
the occasion. The tables almos'
literally groaned under the loads o.
good things prepared by the mother
of the bride and to all, the merry
guests did ample Justice.
At three o'clock the happy couple
entered a carriage followed by show
ers of rice, a token of good luck,
and amid the kind farewells spoken
they started for their new home
near Berea postoffice, in Adai1
county where the groom has beer
farming on his own account the
past year.
The list of wedding gifts will APP
pear next week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-11-19
Prof. Payne to Visit Extra.

Mr.. II. S. Payne, the magician and
mind reader, gave an entertainment
at the Avoca opera house which
was very satisfactory. Mr.. Payne
is mystifier and his work is that
of an artist and expert.
NJ. E. CRos1ER,
Supt. of Avoca Public School.
1 consider NJ. Payne's perform
ances as not only entertaining but
very instructive and because Of the
instruction should be given every
where.
NOAH GARWICK.
Pastor Church of Christ, Girls
void, Iowa.
An Audience at the Metropolitan
theatre last night went away nysti-
lied after having vainly tried to find
some light on the clever tricks per-
f ,rmed by Prof. Payne.-St. Paul
dispatch.
Having heard of the work done
10y Prof. Payne in other places the
Young people of the Christian
church desired an exhibition of his
work in Extra, so engaged him for
Thanksgiving afternoon and even.
ing. Come, and you will be well re.
paid for so doing.
Rev. e. C. WHITAKER.
Pastor