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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
NEW YEARS SURPRISE PARTY.

The friends of Miss Lula Adams ten
dered her a delightful surprise party
last evening. The house was prettiIy
decorated with ported plants and cut
flowers. Games were INDUCED in until
a late hour, and then delightful re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Miss Lucille Eason, Miss Eu-
lalia Cox, Miss Lottie Purse, Miss An
ME LaRoche, Miss Eva Baker, Miss
May Butler, Miss Nellie Dodd, Mr.. j.
Stub, Mr.. Clarence Airline, Mr.. Ralph
Meter, Mr.. Frank Meter, Mr.. Will
liam Mingledorff, Mr.. James Miscally
and Mr.. Robert Newman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
woMAN,s CLUB ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The January meeting of the Wom-
ans Club will be held tomorrow
morning, at 1870 o'clock at the De
Soto, the drawing room having been
kindly offered to the club by the hotel
management for use until permanent
quarters arc secured. All those who
have signified their intention Of joining
are invited to be present. .Acceptances
may be sent in any time up 10 the
hour of the meeting.
The sending out of printed cards Of
invitation during the past few weeks
have given rise to some misunderstood
ing, which has been explained as foi-
lows: In the organization of the CLUB,
the organizers agreed to use the priv
ilege of each inviting verbally a GER
tain number of ladies. whom they
thought would be interested in the
movement. At the preliminary meet
ings the new members thus acquired
were asked to invite others in the same
way, as 1t was considered desirable not,
at first. to limit the membership. All
those asked to Join in this way are
considered charter members and a conf
nlete list of those who accepted was
nrinted in the Morning News of Dec.
ON the Saturday preceding that day.
Dec. 5. at a meeting of the club a
committee on membership was ap-
pointed and it was decided
mat hereafter all nabes of new
members must be proposed by one
member and Endorsed by second, ana
then presented to the invitation com
mittee. If approved, printed cards oil
! invitation would be sent out. since
, This action % the club the original
method of admitting by verbal in
,,itation has been discontinued.
ANY information regarding the cup
NAV be obtained from the chairman Oh
The invitation committee, Miss REID.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
SOCIETY,"

pert MISS Mary Blue Hull, Miss Mar
gof1e Wesson. Miss Vera Palmer, Miss
Eilzaoelh krensop, Miss Jeanne Jones,
MISS Gladys Gilardeau, Miss Lila
Nlchols, Miss Virginia Bisbee, Miss
Lucy Dancy, Miss May Hayward, Miss
Deoorah Adams, Miss Augusta Wood,
MISS Elizabeth Hazelhurst, Miss La
treble Hutton, Miss Edith Williams
MISS Selma Hayward. Mr.. Mckay
bearing, Mr.. Tattnan Pritchard, Mr..
eugene Jette, Mr.. Malcolm Bell, Mr..
Larcombe Schley, Mr.. Arthur Hey
ward, Mr.. William Rankin, Mr.. Joe
HUH, Mr.. Lyman Wilcox, Mr.. Harry
Gilbert, Mr.. Dawson Wylly, Mr..
Robert Newcomb, Mr.. Warren Butler.
Mr.. Carville Carson, Mr.. Edwin Car
son, Mr.: Charles Strong, Jr., and Mr..
Walter Hayward.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS
ARE FOR ROOSEVELT

Atlanta, Dec. 31.-The Republican
State Committee to-day selected this
city as the next place of holding the
state convention and named March 90.
1904, as the date for the meeting. The
committee unanimously Endorsed the
administration of President Roosevelt,
and pledged him their support for the
presidential nomination.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MARTEL, FLA.

Ocala. Fla, Dec. S1.-A marriage
took place at Martel, eight miles
southwest Of Ocala yesterday, in
which Mr. Henry D. Rogers of Bishop
vile 8 G.. and Miss Elizabeth Kelly,
a Young lady from South Carolina,
who has been visiting friends at Mar
tel. were the contracting parties.
They lett on the afternoon train for
the home of the groom
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

ans, Miss Lila Conner, Miss Sophie
Meldrim, Mr.. Alexander r. Lawton. Jr.,
Mr.. Beirne Gordon, Jr., Mr.. Isaac Minis,
Mr.. George Gordon, Mr.. Richard Whit
tier, Mr.. James J. Warning, Mr.. George
j. Baldwin Jr., Mr.. Antonio Warning,
Mr.. Charles Hazlehurst, Mr.. Fort
Hammond, Mr.. Garrard Haines Mr..
Edward Karow, Mr. Lester Karow, Mr..
Dana Stevens, Mr.. Haldeman Finnie,
Mr.. Ralph Meldrim, Mr.. Larcombe
Schley Mr. Lincoln Eyre and Mr..
Owen Daniel
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

tend the dance given by Miss Carrie
Virgins Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Geiger Of
Waycross spent Christmas with Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Augustus Wall. Mrs.
Geiger has returned. MIR. Geiger will
spent several months with his son and
daughter.
Mrs. Alfred Iverson Griffin and lit
tie Miss Helen Evans Griffin are ex-
pected to spend some time at Oak
Crest, the pretty country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Augustus Wall.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
EIocutionists, Omcern.

Atlanta, Dec. 31.-The Southern AS
ISOLATION of Elocutionists have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Frank ]. Stowe, Lee
banon, Tenn; vice president, Miss
Alice May Youse, Baltimore: CORE
spending secretary, DR.. A. E. Nooth,
Huntingdon, Tenn: treasurer, Lucius
Perry Hills. Atlanta.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
s1I.VERMAN--LEYY.

The engagement of DR.. Charles Sill
verman to Miss Mildred j. Levy OF
Cincinnati is announced. Reception,
Sunday. Jan. 3, at $40 Rockdale ave-
nue.. Ayondale, Cincinnati.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
AT GnoOT,s MARKEr

You get everything the very best. The
best Lamb, the best Veal, the tender-
est Steaks, and the juiciest Roast. Our
delivery Is prompt.
THEO. GROOT.
Both Phones Asa.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
DANCE AT THE YACHT CLUB.

MISS Ella Claire Cults and Mr.. Alan
Sul's entertained last evening with a
U ~, dance at the Yacht Club,
.'ie great hall of which was attrac-
very decorated for the event, and
''oNea very gay and pretty.
among those invited were Miss Ger
11e sullivan, Miss Ruby Williams,
H.. angie Cubbedge Miss Mary
CsrpI53ss, Miss Nora Edmonston, Miss
%s.xS Slayl MISS Mary Bell Gil
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Ter, Mr.. Jack Black. Mr.. Frank Nc
Carthy, Mr.. d. O'Connor. DR.. H. 1.
O'Connor, Mr.. John Strous, Mr.. Her
bert Freeman. MIR. ]. r. Maddox,
Mr.. p. Breslin, Mr.. James Leacy, Mr..
L. Ray, and Mr.. l.. ]. Lynch.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Mrs. George T. Cam entertained a
party of little folks for Master Tom
Craven yesterday afternoon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
SOCIETY EVENTS AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. George F. Tennille has sent out
invitations for the next entertainment
of the Married Womens Euchre Club
Wednesday afternoon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

the members of the Duffy Street School
and its two branches.
The entertainment closed with the
doxology and the pronouncing of the
benediction by Rev. Mr.. Van Deventer.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Judge and Mrs. Henry McAlpin are
expected home from South Bethlehem
Monday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 FOR rs
cents. az Business once. Morning
News.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Murray McGregor Stewart, Mrs. An
derson w. Carmichael, Mrs. Henry
M. Stoddard, Mrs. w. S. Daff1n, Mrs.
Robert P. Kelly, Mrs. Thomas Wayne,
Mrs. Cornelius F. Moses. Mrs. Hen
ry Cohen, of Augusta; Mrs. Fred
Baker, Miss Lily Anderson, Miss Susie
Olmstead, Miss Irene Withers, and
Miss Emma Huger
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Mrs. Godin Guerard is visiting i'll
Louisville, Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Miss Elizabeth Krenson will enter
tain this afternoon with a tea in honor
of Miss Algie Hardwick of Washington,
a schoolmate of Miss Krenson at Ches-
nut HILL Miss Hardwick arrived yes
terday to visit Miss Gladys Girardeau.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Mr. and Mrs. John Wayne Smith have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Florrie, to Mr.. Harry
Gordon Mccall, which will take place
at their residence, 40 Berrien street.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 6, at $50
o'clock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Mrs. F. S. Jette returned yesterday
from Las Cruces, N. M, where she
has been visiting her son, Mr.. Paul r.
Jette.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01
Miss Nell Connery of Jacksonville is
the guest of Miss Maisie Smith.

Miss Josephine Ruth entertained
Wednesday evening at her home, on
Forty-first street, her guests being Miss
Edith Doty, Miss Claudia Ingram,
Miss Jewel Cubbedge, Miss Carrie Col
Inns of Baltimore, Miss Helen Wlnn,
Miss Emma Rabey, Miss Nette Keck,
Miss Lillian Thompson, Mr.. Harry
Righton. Mr.. Frank Metgzer, Mr..
Brown. Mr.. winifred Champlin, Mr..
George Iawier. Mr.. Charles Murphy.
Mr.. John Dyer, Mr.. Elmo Weeks and
Mr.. George Butler.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-01-01

Peruchi and Company will begin
weeks engagement, Monday night, pre-
senting the comedy drama. "A South
ern Rose" Ladies will be admitted
free with every paid 30c ticket. Spe-
cial matinee on Wednesday and Satur-
days. Seats are now on sale, at 10,
% and 30e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
The Best T].h|.iiJn|:I.gjst0iEat
Mr. Brauer5 Fitting UpsHandsomc
Emporium in Which to
~, Keep Them.

The hest there is 10 eat displayed in.
ono OF the llandsomest emporums in the
country, may be had at the beautiful new
store OF Henry c. Brauer,S No. East
Broad Street. which Is being fitted up
ready for opening next Saturday morn I'm
I Mr. Brauer though, Gull e III young man,
has conducted aSstall inAthe. Old Market
for some years, and has done q big bus
mess. Ellis trade Is d the best and " -
growing all the time FIN 1t tsHwlth3 a View
10 better serving Ills customers that Mr..
'Bra uer hat decided to move fnp:toWn and
10 largely extend his business, He viii
carry a ilne stock Of meats Of all kinds
and also Ash, oysters. fruits and other
table delcaces. He will q, represent
Acker, Merrill & Condet Company, Of New
York, and Ben. Gambrecflt, the largest
exporter. of Vienna SAUSAGE. u; Ar ),
n Mr. Brauer has had his new place = led
l;,n;"Wsit hoit regard ia cost.9f II lins prob-
ably spentaslO 900 on the store, d the ap-
fpointments;sof which are 5especlally hand-
some. There Is a. great deal OF marble
and filing work and the place, WI be
sbrilIiantly lighted, Ono Spfs the novelties
jof tho establishment will be % :mact.ine
that: generates cold Air and nSs lfs ~ "
- ME- tf nrauier invites ttie ppbla the
opening next Sat prda he 2st ne
promises ta have the Re p os sysss| hihs
In nlS llIles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
BABY, AB;BIE.

$& Once there was a little. baby girl named
fAbble. When nurse went out OF a the
room little lAbbie's sisters. sf Ellen, Eva,
Doris 5Sand Vlolctte, would run In the
room where ba by. "a bbie was playln and
5sooE nurse WOULD tell them not to hurt NJ,
her. BY and BY. when baby Abbie could
walk andstalk,tit was in the early spring;
the grass was green and flowers IN
bloom Nurse took sweet little Abbie2
ont on the ground and her little sisters
went, too. II Az summer came Of. Apble
was full OF life. She would go with her
sisters In their play garden ana sW'Eg
and pluck lovely flowers BY the Walk.
Their mother was very young and pretty
she .would so around with her little
{ girls and N AXE pretty flower crowns Tor
Ntheni.. You ought to see little Abbe with
Sber4-orown on. Her mother. would make nal
1t OF roses, vioets. and z ll!acs. I nell
mother let thcm have stparty r and al AL
Of the children that came !, had q very
Jolly time. The mex II daysit rained ard
BABY Abbie could not go. out & OF d oors.l
SO she got her high chair and watched
her little sisters. suob 8. sight! There
they were. all In the garden With para q.
soils overstheirs heads. chat IKE squirs VIE,
grels. Abbie; tapped on the window and
they looked up and laughed. The next
morning the sun shone bright and the
birds sang sweetly, Ellen got her ex-
press wagon and they put a bible IN and
rode through the garden. '.rhe &1loWeris
and fruit looked fresher. Doris got a D.
q bio a 4 peach, but nurse would not let
4 her ent 4, . and nurse said she could give
her a ros e.s Eva ard " Toilette 4 We're 'r 50
glad they ran at once II osssafS rose a bush H
and got her+a white rosebud and aayellow
one Then. they. passed out Of the gar
den aid went into the woods. It was so
egreef1. and '+Abbte asked TO get out. but
;,nurse said itswas too wet. bic obeyed,
and the - Their little girls made her happy
by dancing. -pla yiEg and singing 83 i hen
nurse pulled the wa gon In lovely grove.
-I Nh CHARLOTTE JORDAN
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.,:WaYerly, Va, pa u.
CUNNING LITTLE DINAH.

t .tGsSs lasf4 IL
Some one has roller ska tcs,s ho3 do you
Cunning ing little pinah. hair all altinR;
Such q, way she has &c running, heels
nov rs y a6a very fansy declare,
First she stand, siiil-of course that i.
But, alasi fcr tumbles! when she takes tnl %
Nelthera .ioot seems t. knsOWs what the.
o. sIsSt Eoss this and " 'sft
t ss. 1sle s'r'. s1 ~ R9;s :peyi's
Think i is 50 amusing they li s In to
H WY She laughs as loud - any at her
Up she gets and tries again, though down
bruises son her fingers, bruises on her
Bumps Bur ps' she hasof every sort, rbut at any
IT Is rs Very plain she. means e learn to
ska te. ..ilt H 49, * 81 s,s,, 6ig tt7 x
a 5f'sisfSaN ,ey D. q u ] p ~, SHERRY,
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I 'IN$sMlL]E IN /,

Iii. memory of the Ia to. IRIS. Mary Arm
POLAND, ] of PETERSBURG, \,
Thy spirit. freed from bondage sss.sSs
r jolce !! Thy work 81 8 q one 3{
The weary world Is 'neatll ~ y feet, MI
Thou. brighter than the sun y 81 ri
Arise, put on thy garrn tents, a
Which tho rede emed win 3,s
Now, sorrow hath no part In thee, s us 4
Thou, sanctlflcd from 81 y!
Awake. and breathe the living air ga s3s
II OF this celestial cline! TX IT ~
Awake to 4 love VIII cll knoWs & no chaEgeA
Thou, who hast done with time! ~ 81 ssi
Awake! Lift up thy joyful eyes.
i Soc all heavens host appears; Il II .fs3.8
And BIO thou glad exceed ngly.
N Thou, who has done with tears. 9E3{
Awake! Descend Thou art not row !.
With those OF mortal birth; Ia
The living God hath touched thy lirs, I'll
Thou, who hast done with earth
Ii. M. II. s
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ST., betweenrFourth and E fifth.
CiILDREN'S SIC RIES B ..''iI'
our BOYS AND GIRLS.
(Continued from Children s r ages.) y

Child grew worse. ss The father! had N to
leave the child and.ss go into It hehfield
TO ;wor k,' for lie thought every day that
he would have to go for tho DOCTOR fOns
day the mother had hi,riel in her y. Zap
}AettihE her parchgd lips with q damp
cloth, and Marion was sitting on a %atool
at her feet hen g rap was r. IN; heard 1. at
the door. ri s:sS ID
Mother, said Ma iaf5,; may y so55t,o
'aohl, says Al the mot ahh, afraid
SiL is a robber and lie VIII XIII YOU; q
mo, mo ther&you keep Murlet I'M your lap
ans1 VII to thessd oor 1ls@ VII not
But while ti1e5 slid. was waiting: for
lis mothers consent. tho ROBBERS, tired
OF waiting, opehsd the door. and went
into the room. IN q from t. of Murlel, and
we're keeping 10 gree 7 fuss trying e. find ID
money; just as hey. 9 peped the trunk, In
which tho money " as X nt in. they, turn
ed around to see 4 they had aroused -
any. OF the people. y z hey saw coming in
tho room q. lear title girl. and she ran az
up to the robbers and said IN q whisper:
5SI"Oh .tplease don t. keep, all y fuss, be-
cause my. dear sister, Murlel, is in the
other. room In mnmna g lap, Just s1t.. s as
Sick as she can be. W NJ :s.sS.s. "a
All this time Marion had been looking
for the money! AftSr-.shea found the
money; she turned ito, give it, to them
and she found hefsel tal lone .int the room.
%She ran simmediately:rto the: door to look
for them, but theyS.w ere n here to be
seen. The ilittles girl shut the door, and
went l1ackpto her m other and tookaher
seat by her side asf before; andr told. her
tho whole story i;|3 sil
Just then the, atliert ca1netir1;f hnd ,;the
mother told him. Whach braxez child she
ha q gbeen:f "A arapt a & dt1 he "a oora broke the
-conversatiofs and NJ Fl ,iaBti gigs y accom-
panied by his dihghter. went the door,
opening 1t, he saw DR.. Holmes and an-
other gentleDan met hs did e. net kno y:
robber; that. came here this. morning, but
he has Changed his ciot 81. Z,
wyatt, 81 Marion, said the "A Their let
the gent leman speak first e.
a.'she is right: she Is S,rIg lit {; but lam
not a: robber no W your dear, sweet face.
;soft pleading voice, broke my heart OF
stone. as nothing else could do.
brought the doctor to .,ssee see, your little
sister, .,ys - 1872
). While the doctor worked on the sick
Child. Marion was !, in the other room
with the gentleman.
what is your Nance. said Marion.
Barney Thayer.',s says he. What y! na Is; Is
yours ?''s8 81, x SIS & Az s5s N !. 4. !. II s$i
,,sl55..Marion Briggs, 8. S.5s Y.
well, now We viii go to see the
doctor ana see how Mur i; is getting
on n. NJ (. =: B 81. Nj, 85s, Y
The child was perfectly well IN bout
a month by the close attention OF every
che. Mr.. Briggs and family went to the
city to live, but what made them SO
happy was that Mr., Thayer .9ent to the
city and lived with tliem The add
ton tor the family was very pleasant and
they lived happily ever afterwards
s5 n S. K. @ ~ ELSIE M. WEST. e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
RUSSIA AND JAPAN.

There 81 8 an a Toll, Old Bear In Russia
Sent word to the ] apss he would crus II iier
5lota replied wtllsa grlns i
a"WhyS il the bears II, /: ss$ . 5jttg51i x
We Won thing but n en-. ;
Said one old bear. named Nicholas
He vas going to til l<le us Is .5 y
With his army and fleet, 81 q ii
WHEN could F'he beat, .ss, ,,lS5
And in the windlr UP would W, pickle US US,
He sent a big army and navy ,s
10 wipe out the j aps; IN O. ", Sabes NJ. s.
,The j apps :mst he II t; NJ
You car bet twas at eat ..s9 n
Tho laps pick led the; bears ma ybe..st f
NOV look ;a5 here, you great big old bear;
You've so to- do your rs citing 4 quite e'
\ You can't thing. stss
With tho bears you do ,brln
Ruf you'll get II free ,trlp ;thtoush,the air
tByEtfi same OLD whtery ira elk + lS i54
4The Japs iare Tho stuff : 2s. g 81
They will give you eEouBhft
An. they are 5.not going totaake any Of
d, BY DOUGLAS MCLEOD sTITH.
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III Z F1sHBURNE, i
Coaches Make Several Changes
ir " arsity Nine..s

aS CIIARI,yrTEsvIL VA, Mareh 1ast-.===.
virslna defeated the Fishbnriie iiitaf =
three III an eight-ihnlrg contest. Z y, ,s g
and Ra lysa trl s'
nu Pollard, who pitched tile last four
inngs Marked imprG5yems,t vas s n1gin
rounding into form for the approaching
os Northern ah ss so,1sges
tia team today 4, ed. Daniel going to
rlEht led and MeGoan's e Est ease
short. stop Hard and Daniel lied with
Stick u O-dny. $ &Ss
Daniel and lone secured eorking
playing was the batting and back-stop
work de Clyde La m bert y. 5si
the lost game on the preliminary sch led y
V ViT Duas !. sa 7. 3 1882 1-1s Is >
Fisfburne q 9 10 !, % z
Batteries: Virginia. Cole, h Barge = and
Chandler; 81 Pollard and 8 Jones. Fish
urncs-Hudglns and Lambert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
AND. KING
ARE LIFE; SAVERS I:
German and spanisl, u Rulers Rulers
Figure i'll Pretty Story .s5
From N'igo 81,
Y QBygAssociatcd Pres!s.)

$ BDRL LIN, March 20 error w liam y
and King Alfonso figure as life-s save
ii, a story told In Daskletne Journal. A 40,
cording to the paper, the two mor,ar oh,
were cruising about the harbor Of Vlgo.
on the gunboat vasco Nunez dc Balboa,
when owing the awkward manoeuyrlng
3of ID fishing steamer, named the Melton,
the two vessels came into collision. q
twelve year, old &boy&fcll between he yes
sells and would Inevitably have been cr,is n
ed but for tho interve ton OF the mons
archs, VINO personally dragged him to the
gunboat. sii 81 (S Z 5s /, I
The Melton was seriously damaged
and It IS considered almost g miracle that
her boiler did not explode, which ain&vle y
Of the position Of the ! two craft would
have been extremely dangerous to inc nc
gunboat n; T. .l5- -5;i VI ,-5.S M III Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
OBITUARY & j:
Miss Katie Gordon Burch,, s

Miss Katie Gordon 26uIC I.Si{..
Miss Kate Gordon Burch, a youn s lady
very highly esteemed among a 3largeS cir
ola OF friends, died q Il the residence OF
+ her aunt, Mrs. James u. ri Huband, no.
2SO2 o Street, It 1915 O'clock yesterday
morning. Eth 4; IS H, 55s hi,
Miss 5Burch was the eldest child Of the
late tMarccllus S. Rurch, for man years
a clerk at the Lower Gas Vorks ID ana
llnd for some time been u sufferer from
the dread disease to which her young HE
finally succumbcd. = 3 Z, "a
~ sho was Of a. kind and gentle spirit,
and her beautiful Christian character and
conduct commended her to all With whom
she came In contact. Her parents died
when sife was quite, young, since which
timo ~ she had made hers home will Mrs;
EIuband. her aunt /. into whose family
she had so ingratiated herselfias to be
loved and inourned as one Of her flock
Miss 5Burch leaves a younger sister.
Miss Minnie Burch. Of Fulton.
FIor funeral will take place from
fIIaskor Memorial Church at $3.50 Monday
afternoon Interment at OnkWood Gene.
terry, ~ IS 81
Mrs. Letitia SWarthout Remsen.
Mrs LetItla Swarthout ReRseh. we'll
known In this city, died at Plainfield, N.
j.. at noon yesterday. She was born near
5Fishkills on tho Hudson. N, j.. Septem-.
her / 1903, and was consequently one
hundred years and six months Of age.
She came from the sturdy Dutch stock.
tho original settlers Of New York, aud
was a remarkable woman. both mentally
and physically. Her daughter, Mrs. Jo-.
seph W. Hates. Of Bon Air. wasiwlth
her In her last illness. Mrs. j. T, w.
Curtis, of this city. Is her granddaughter.
At the reception on tho anniversary Of
her one hundredth birthday IN september
last, she displayed great interest and
vlvaeIty, indicating considerable physical
ana mental strength, and q promise Of
years of continued Longevity, She WI he
inferred In Cyprus Hill Cemetery. Brook
Ign, n, ", to-day.
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THE .BOLDEST-BOY.

It's hard to always. Just obey,
/, And liz YOU, tear your clothes,
To hear your. angry parents say
|. That's how the money goes. II,
1tEseems as though I'm all the time
Provoking ma or pa I. :. syi53
THE baldest boy they ever saw.
I'm sorry when Eve run away,
: But vs. don't think, you know, "a
About the things that fol ks II so y4f ,f,3
q Before they start. to- go. I x
I wonder when i die some time.
3 And leave my ma and pa,
IfH GOd'll tell me I'M RI At ia. *
The baddest boy He ever sa ". I, !, !, !,
A.4,lrF Selected BY TLOYD aBRlSIOW
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
A suPPERllN' =. !. HONOR q. ! ! 9 R.
SOF i JUDGE BLAC KST0NE

lSpe,cial 10 The Times Dls patcll.
ACC ONIAC a. March l9.--J l udge
BIa ckstione was given q terrapin supper
8by5his friends and mel ghbors Of his home l
town. 4Aicconiac. Va, at Hotel, Doughty
tonight. !. ~. :.
The friends OF tile Judge were greatly
gratlfled to see him looking 50 well ana
re stored Ia health. Speeches were made
Inv severaltof the gentlemen present. and
the Judge responded ina most felicltlous
and happy vein. becoming particularly
eloquent In his expressions OF, gratitude
for the unfaltering devotion and tender 9A1|s
sympathy Of, the friends Of his old home,
who had now united In this evidence e OF o.
tEelr continued kindly feeling for hin. ss