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The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
sTEELE-HAMMOND, wAYCRoss.

Waycross, Ga, June 19.-Mr. George
]. Steele, formerly of Jesup, and Miss
night at $3.50 O'Clock at the First
Methodist Church parsonage, Rev. j.
A. Harmon officiating. The groom is a
clerk at the Star Clothing Store The
bride is sister of Mrs. R. NJ. Lewis,
on Jane street, and is originally from
North Carolina. She is a beautiful
young woman. Mr.. and Mrs. Steele
will make their home in Waycross.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20

STANDARD" milk is milk containing
not less than IL per cent. of the total
solids and not less than IS per cent.
of solids-not fat. nor less than 3. 25
per cent. of milk fat.
"Pasteurized" milk is standard milk
that has been heated below boiling but
sufficiently TO kill the active organisms
present and then Immediately cooled to
50 r. or lower.
"Sterilized" milk is standard milk
that has been heated to the tempera-
ture of boiling water or higher until
all organisms are destroyed, then cool
ed.
CONDENSED" milk is milk from which
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Best bargains In city property BY w.
j. Miscally. Jr., 20 Bryan street. fou
VIII consult your own interest BY see
ing him for full particulars.
Handsomely framed pictures under
l6K20 glasses for g5 cents each. Neatly
framed pictures under sxi0 glasses for
zb cents each. Mouldings for 5 cents
foot that others are selling tof ~
cents. Portraits for ti.7s that others
ere making for IS. A. LadeYeEes
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
rhe FooIIshnes. of Fads.

went crazy over the raising Of Belgian
hares and fabulous prices were Paid
for pedigreed bucks and does, says tie
Farmers Journal There wac 10 be q
wonderful market for hare flesh and M
yaiids were 70 eat IL and reouperats a.
once. The nesb was SAID 70 be white
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
~r.SOCIETY.~
s@D@S@~0eSs@S'
WYNN-NIIXON.

Mr.. William A. Wynn and Miss
Annie Nixon were married at
2:SO o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Rev. D. S. Edenfield, pas
tor of the South Side Baptist
church Both the young people are
residents of Fetchpio, S. c. They came
to Savannah on the excursion from
South Carolina, slipped off to the
parsonage of the South Side church,
and were quietly married. They re-
turned with the excursionists later in
the daV
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
Ancient British Stronghold for sale.
From the London Chronicle.

From the London Chronicle.
Dunstanburg castle is about to be
offered for sale by auction. 1t was
first a British stronghold, then Ro-
man fortress, and at a much later pc
Rod was garrisoned for Queen Mar
garet after the battle of Hexham, when
1t was besieged and taken after an
assault lasting three days. The legend
OF Sir Guy, the Seeker" told in
ballad by NJ. G. Lewis, is connected
with the castle. "Dunstan diamonds
are crystals found in the neighborhood.
A deep chasm In the rock at the east
of the castle is known as the Rum
BILE Churn." In rough weather the sea
PUSHES In, and great clouds OF spray
are thrown up.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1904

sticking to standard products and seek
ing their improvement in every possible
way. This is work enough for any man
and highly reputable avocation. The
sensible man will let we'll enough alone
and steer clear of fads and humbugs.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
The Atlanta 8 Carolina Trolley.

Columbia, S. c.. June 19.-R. S. Lyon
and George E. Coughlin returned to
Anderson yesterday where they at
tended meeting of projectors of the
Atlanta and Carolina Railway" the
projected electric road, connecting An
derson and Atlanta. They say that
they have nothing definite for publica-
ton, but DIT is understood that the OBJ
ject of the Atlanta meeting was to
discuss the feasibility of the project.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20

"~ 4"Ose nc may prove that to
liable Specialist. be a fact. The in
side nerves are in a state of infamma-
ton and this interferes with the
functions Of the blood, stomach and
heart, makes you weak and easily
tired. Consequently you have little de-
sire to eat, and you cannot sleep. and
the little sleep that you do get is un-
refreshing. II man, and you allow
this state Of affairs to continue, you
Will end up as a sexual weakiing, and,
II a woman, a train OF those diseases
affecting the womb. ovaries and mu-
cous membranes of the parts will fol-
low. The nerves require feeding Just
The same as the stomach. and If the
functions OF your various organs are
impaired the nerves starve and they
rebel by disordering your system
Nerve tonics" and things OF that
kind VIII not do-they are mere
temporary makeshifts. What you need
is full and complete treatment from
2 specialist Of the standing of Dr.
Hathaway after he has made a care
fui study and diagnosis OF your case
This he Will do free OF charge. He has
written a scholarly book on the sub
Ject Of neurasthenia. which he will be
glad 70 give you In person or 70 send
YOU on receipt OF your name and ad-
dress. This booklet will prove 10 YOU
that he can cure you permanently OF
these diseases
y. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ. d..
rs 4 Bryan street Savannah. Ca.
once hours q. m. 20 ~ NJ. 70
.. z 70 ,. n. Sundays 10 = a.. 70 /
,. m.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20

va > AAA W ANAl OulG
the trouble. If 1t
is a feeling Of Ian
guor. of loss of ap-
petite. of sleepless-
ness, of pimply ana
sallow skin, of ex-
C / I a b l lily a n d
twitching. then It
is more than likely
that national dis
ease. neurasthenia,
or nervousness. It
is possible that you
may not consider
yourself nervous,
and yet a physic-
ian's examination
~ ~ --. 49, -
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20

The pessimist may have hopes. hut
he never expects them 70 be realized
Philadelphia Record
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20

. BRIGHT VIEW" OLD POINT
Comfort, Va. delightfully."- located on
Hampton Roads; shaded lawns; broad
piazza; modern conveniences; excellent
table; summer rates; write for illus
trated circulars.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20

You go home az night, tired ana
blister. Royal Foot Wash is what 20
the soreness and all disagreeabie odor
feel like new for the next days wor
chatting. and odors from Precipitation o
send Zbc 10 Eaton Drug Co. Atlanta,
&c stamp.
Il received the bottle of Royal y
One Application relieved my sore and
"a for two years with ground itch, an
dured agony and Royal Foot Wash !
gives her any lasting relief ! feel ve
CHARD, i7QS y. Church Street, Jack
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
STARVED NERVES
CAUSE DISEASE

Many persons complain of not feel
ing well, and yet do not know to what
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
ARM, GARDEN
AND HOUSEHOLD
By S. A. COOK.

a considerable portion OF water has
been evaporated.
Standard skim milk should contain
not less than 9.25 per cent. Of milk
solids
Standard butter milk is the product
remaining after the butter has been
removed from standard milk.
STANDARD" cream should contain not
less than IS per cent of milk fat
STANDARD" butter should contain not
less than S2.5 per cent. of butter
fat.
STANDARD" or full cream cheese con-
tains not less than 80 per cent. butter
fat.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
kEEP YOUR FEET COO

worn out. your feet sweat burn and
u need. IL will cool your feet stop
8 from preparation and makes them
the armpits. II not at druggists
Ca. for full size. postpaid; sample for
cot Wash. and am pleased indeed.
aching feet by daughter has suffer
the lingering effects 81 q sting 81
e beach "a Pablo Beach. She has en-
the nssf thing ] have found that
~ grateful" MRS. W. G. bLAM-
sonWiile, Fia.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20

ASHEVILLE, N. c.; A FEW
guests accustomed to highest class
appointments accommodated in hand
some residence on choicest location;
beautifully furnished large, sunny
cool rooms, with or without private
bath; excellent service; elaborate ia
BILE; everything for people of refine
ment. Address Mrs. Martha c.
Crockett, 100 Merrimon avenue.
MEIROSE, NEW YORK CITY.-7s
Madison ave-, cor. % st. Rooms, with
board, IS per week. $3.50 per day and
upwards. Room and breakfast 800
up. Send for circular
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS !

DE SOTO HOTEL, Savannah, Ga.
Open all year. Large airy rooms;
1000 feet piazzas; 100 rooms with
private bath. Open air cafe. Illumin-
ated grounds. Golf links and sea
bathing within easy reach. Summer
rates June to October.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-06-20
HOTEL DENNIS,

HOTEL DENNIS,
Atlantic City, N. j.
Every known resort attraction and
convenience for summer guests. Golf
course in superb condition. The Den
mis-, directly facing ocean and famous
boardwalk, is literally appointed and
conducted. Hot and cold sea water in
private baths. Walter j. Buzby.
CROCKETT ARSENIC-LITHIA
SPRINGS AND BATHS
opened June 1. Elevation 1000 feet
Cures Nervous Prostitution, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatic, Skin and Kidney troubles,
and Female Disorders. Clears and
beauties the complexion. Write for
pamphlet.
NJ. C. THOMAS, Manager,
Crockett Springs, Va.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
Results nt Ascot Park.

Los Angeles Cal. Dee 15.-Favor!tcs hsi a
very bad day Of .t at Ascot to-day. Sais, the
only successful fsvorite. took the fourth race
from gecd field Agnes Mnnis surprised every
body by winning the second race at 20 to from
the re6-hot favorlte, Tee Major. with WaSer
third. Freesias was played in the third as il II
were ali over. hut could not get up In time
TO beat Blue Ridge. Weather clear; track fast
Summaries:
First race. i've furlonss-HIlona. loa t.dc-
Dsn.eD. 5 to =, won: Light Of Day. ip5 tHii-
debrsnd). 2 to i. second: Anona- liz (W. Aus
un), . TO !. third. Time. l0i.1. Leu Merrill.
Revel Ralph Reese. Saiario. Carries and St
Dixie also ran
second race. six furlongss--Asne. Mack. Io1
(SinnotO. 20 to ], won: The Major. los tHelberp,
to TO- second: Wager. 80 I-awrencel, - to J.
third. Time. 1:l4s4 Mss Provo. ouE Pride and
Durbar also ran
Ridge. lo2 GHildebrand). 70 l. won: FTeestas,
30 (Herbert} 4 TO 5. second: PnyZ. o. tSinnoto.
to /, third. Time. 1:4I. Doctor Birdsall. Fora
Bright Peuzance Miracle II and Erne also
ran
Fourth race SIX and one-half furlonss-sais.
1os 1Iildebrand). even. won: FL Chihuahua. iGs
(TTuebelD. 10 to ]. second: keniworth, l0i tH.
Smith, Is to ], third. Time, .2l. Golden Boy,
Judge Denton, Emperor OF India and Luckett
also ran.
81 tKenD to 1. won; Namtor: ie5 lDunsan,.
{ 10 l. second: CIoverton. So (Moriarityt. Is to
l. third. Time. 1:47. Ulloa, Lanark. Dutf fui. 1ras
and Jingler also ran.
Sixth race. eight fur!onEs-sir Clr!stopheT,
{ to i. second: skirnlsh. Iof Iawrence,. : to /
third. Time. LIS. I-auretta Pnil!pre. Ethel
scruggs, Trovator. Governor John. ConErr. Les
lie p, Chief Aloha and Merry Sport also ran
To-DAY's ASCOT ENTRIDS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
Portrait Strauss
q. HERBERT WALKER.

". 1Gf-SE/Rl w ALft<ts,
Chairman Committee on Arrangements Of
Saturdays Gymkana at Coliseum.
The management Of the Horse Show
and Gynkana. to be held in TIE Coliseum
tomorrow evening, has completed the big
programme in ali its parts.
1t will consist Of fifteen numbers, divtc-
Cd into three parts. horse show. municipal
and military display and Eymkana. or
sports or horseback.
The events will begin at o'clock. and
1t will be rnidnish; before the last num-
her is finished.
The gyTnkana events are TO be exciting.
To-day there will be a practice ride by
the Polo Club. Late this afternoon the
participants are to have a try-out in the
Coliseum. The Mounted Police division
has the Coliseum tonight for n similar
purpose. M,sch interest Is being mani
tested in the umbrella and chrysantae-
mum races by the Polo Club.
The contestants are TO ride FOR keeps, I"
az they express It and q little OF the <oot-
ball ~7irit will show itself whenever oc-
cas!on warrants. The Polo Club enters
the following members: S. C. Davis, H.
Nick Jones. o. l.. Mersman. A. T. West.
George Herbert Walker. A. T. Prinm.
y. McKittrick. Lionberger Davis.
Captain McNamee says tIat his men
will do a few things on horseback which
few suspect to be in their category. The
same may be sad of t.lurS,in 4laIzcT and
his fre-fshtinS contingent.
Mess-s. c. Z. W. Davis. 8. ". Bas-
Nugent and Henry Nicholaus secured
boxes yesterday.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
Was Warned Away for Supposed
Completely in Crooked Work in
Connection With Prix de
Diane m 1902 81.
WELCOME NEWS TO RIDER.
He Probably Will Now Seek to
Get 4 License From Eastern
Jockey Club and May Try
to Resume His Co
reer in Europa

Paris. Dec. 1.-THE Court OF Appeals
has confirmed the judgment OF the lower
court favorable to Tod Sloan. the Amer
lean Jockey. and against the Jockey Club.
The news that the verdict Of the lower
court in Paris, awarding him $4,000 has
been confirmed and that he will now get
the money Is probably the most welcome
Information that Tod Sloan has ever re-
ceived In the thirty-one years Of his event
ful life. He needs the money: more than
verdict carries. because he has been under
cloud on the turf for Just one week
more than four years. On December :,
1900. license was refused to him by the
English Jockey Club. and he has not rid
den in a race since.
1t is extremely likely that Sloan wfll row
make al effort to get g. license from the
Jockey Club. with a view OF seeking en-
gagements in this country next season
Sloan made q great name for himself
on the European tracks after his grea:
success here. and late in 1887 his income
was enormous. His ambition took him
to England. He made q poor showing
that year. In 1898 he was engaged by Lord
Beresford. with the Prince OF Wales, now
King Edward, having second call On his
services. His success for three years was
remarkable. He rode in England and
France. and was the sensation of the hour
In the Cambrdgeshire Stakes in England
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
STROLLER WON ny FLYING START

STROLLER WON ny FLYING START.
Veuntor. Odds-On Eavorite, Poorly
Ridden by Trnvers, Ran Second.
San Francisco. Cal. Disc. l5.--At Oakland
to-day the s!xfurlong rue. resulted In
an Upset Venator was an odds-on favor
lite. with Nigrette next In demand. Stroll
er. s-to-l chance. got OF flying. and.
leading all tho way. won easily from Ven
ator. who got of none too well, and was
poorly handled by E'rsvess.
In the first race, when a furlong from
The wire, Paddy Lynch, who was in second
position. fell. Sweet Kitty Bella.rs STUN
bled over him. Anderson. who rode her.
was stunned, and was UNCONSCIOUS for Il
tine
Weather clear Track fast. Summaries:
FfTse race. Futurity course : Edrodun. iT
tHeigesen,. to !! won: pdseelliIe. le2 (Joans!.
t5;td- Time. IA. ssee, KITTY Eelialres, Bear.
KIN: Paddy Lynch. san jog, LADY Fashion.
sa Hsn asas Tx aaa ana a haif ifsas a
los tEeigescn). TO l. won: LAZY Kent iA
s9 WEEP z = to e ;s2 s0?e %. Maps q Nsls sHs ms =.
an LA yo1 Lsrse S9Ioas aiisy ssisntyns AIT.
Third race, one mile and ai.y yz-do-Idosa
. tIaylS'), Sh TO !, won Laasf'rd Jamea ss g
Giasae5 T to third. H Fine. S;Ia I:ls % coieests st.
mt; mt; yglsa,n. Toto Gsa;,o, TsmT: jog JOIN,
nd Technique also ran.
Fourth race. SIX fuFioacs,-s,rollsr. Io4 (Green-
!eld), to !. won: NciIator. iG1 tTravers), even.
seco,d: Nigrette 99 DAVIS. 20 5, third Time
i:l5E. sasgittar.us Padua and Sea Voyage
also -an.
Fifth raca. i've and a half rurlons..Doctcg
Lego, 10 Bonner. 3 TO :. won. Sea AIT, lU
jones' to 5. secol!; Prince Brutus. iT Rus
selD. 5 TO /. third. Time. l:uH. L'iiitus Pftn-
cess Wheeler and Ar!sbe also ran.
sixth rsce one rr!le-Dusty Mi,le-. % TrHy-
ans, 70 /. won; Meistersirgar. los tJones>. 5
% J. second: Red Dsmsei, i0I tRuss.iD, to l.
,hrd. Time, 1:+4i. HippoTax. BlacsSthorno
instrument. Trapsette- ald Bet!ior also ran
To-DAY'S OAKLAND ENTRIES
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
EVIDENCE IN EVANS TRIAL
SHOWS HE WAS JEALOUS
Three Witnesses Tcstify in Caae
Against Man Charged With MUIR
der in First Degree.

Edgar Lee Evans was placed on trial
yesterday in Judge Fosters division Of
the Circuit Court on n charge of murder
In the first degree. Hs Is charged with
killing his wife. Marcella Evans, at Gar
rison and Lucas avenues. July 6.
The witnesses for the prosecution
showed that at the time Of the murder.
Evans was found lying on the sidewalk
in front of his wifs's home. his throat
cut and his wrists slashed so that he
was unconscious from loss OF blood. His
wife was lying dead near him, her throat
having also been cut. Evans's razor was
found on the sidewalk between them.
1t was shown that Evans and his wife
had separated, and that he was jealous
OF the attentions of man named Daven-
port. On the evening Of the killing. Evans
was sitting on the steps of the house ct
No. 270S Lucas avenue up to o'clock
were found at II o'clock.
Among the witnesses for tho prosecu-
ton were Mrs. Lyons. mother Of tho
dead woman, Miss Clara Lyons. her
sister. and the policemen who found the
body. Evanss attorneys refused to d.
vulge what line would be taken in oe-
Tending the prisoner. but II Is believed
that will attempt to show that MIS- Evans
attacked her husband and then cut her
throat
The State is re----ented by Assistant
Circuit Attorney view Maroney while
Evans - defended oy E C.. Cunningham
Of st. Louis, and Judge q. =. Buckley OF
Hamilton, q
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
DAVENPORT WINS
FROM LAMBERT
Victor in Three Cushion Billiard
Match in Missouri Athletic
Club Tournament.

Arthur Davenport defeated Jordan LRm-
bert in the opening game OF the three
cushion billiard tournament for tho cham
pionship Of the Missouri Athletic Club last
night by the score of 80 to H.
The game was interesting, and both
players showed great form, making aver
ages far above the usual.
The players tied on several occasions
end at no stage did either run the score
10 such an extent as to look like a walk
over =
After ten points had been made, the game
was tor either player, and each tried his
pest to win. although they used different
Davenport was the more careful plaver
and went after his shots with grace and
ease. His safe playing won for him. His
average of .65 IS far above that of most
OF the three cushion artists Two was the
hlShest that he could run, however.
Lambert was n long while getting start
ed and did not seem to get used to the
table. Up to the thirtieth Inning he made
only sixteen points. High runs were fire.
quent for him, however. and twice he
average was so.
Before the match many followers Of the
cue thought that Lambert would win, as
he has had more experience than his op-
ponent. playing In many of the academy
games.
He was reckless at times, and seemed a
triie nervous He made many brilliant
shots. however. and while Davenport did
the same. Lambert may be said to have
carried off honors in this line.
Many ladies were present among them
Mrs 4. Hall, Mrs: NJ. Cannon. Miss Clare
Schneider, Mrs r 3. Rains, Mrs. viii
Q; Campbell. Mrs. Jordan Lambert. Mrs.
Ida NJ. Clark. Miss Gleason, Miss E. Winn
and Mrs. j. T. Clabaugh-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
RENTS UNIVERSITY BUILDING
Headquarters of jefferson GuarSs
VIII Not Be Removed

An arrangement has been made with
Washington University By which the
building il which tie offices CT the Jeher-
son Guards aro housed will b1 rented oJ
the Exposition management for tae use Of
the officers and ;neo-
some ti..ie aEo x was announced that
the headquaIIers OF the JcderpU1
Guards would Is removed from It's
building which - west o. tIL2t formerly
used as the Administration Suudibs. 20
the WomGa's Anchorage, north o, the va
RED Industries build nS-
Wednesday, however. an IranSemenI
was mad. py which ths building WOULD
be continued 10 be Used for the Beaclulr-
ters. Yesterday the company of guards
which has bcCE Stationed IN the BARRACKS
or Art Hill .emoSed to the warmer sioUe
building.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
COST s1s4,ooo, s1oo GETS IT.
Ruins of Missouri Building at
Fair for Sale Cheap.

Ia bid of 500 Is submitted FOR the ruins
of the Missouri building at the Worlds
Fair, which cost slG4,oso. it PROBABLY Will
be accepted President Davis OF the Mis-
souri, Commission yesterday IN ttmated
that bids for the salvage OF this building
we're not very high, and that the Board
OF Enua lizat.on might be conten, with tho
I TIE commission has four other build
fngs for S..ie-the Kansas city Cas.no: -
coTnmission's present headquarters. which
cost slglt.y: Model School. Si.yG; the HUNT
ing fl5dge. and the Mining Lccse In TIE
The disposal Of the salvage OF these
buildings ts in charge OF the State Board
of Equalization. which orders the commits 3
sion to accept or reject BIDS offered lof
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
BLAIR ESTATE $s3,504.12.
Inventory Is Filed in the Probate
Court.

An inventory Of the estate Of the late
James L Blair. filed In probate yesterday,
sets forth a personal estate Of S:,5N. L.
consisting of stocks. s3I.150: notes, ST.
3si.E, and life insurance. $500.
Ha held stock worth $.D.Sa in the
Shrewsbury Park Land and Improve
ment Company; $500, in the St Louis Re-
frigerator and CoId-Storage Company;
$500 Union Securities Company; 81 100
Decatur Land Company; 800 Country
Club; 500 membership st. Louis Mercan-
tile Library Association; so Mercantile
Club certificate.
OF the notes, eleven, eggregatfng $13,-
sg4 IL. were signed by Frank r. Tate; one
for $500 by the Topeka Water and Elec-
trio Power Company, and one by the
shrewsbury Park Land and Improvement
Company, g. .0oQ
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
NEwsBors TO SEE sOCKER GAME.
VIII BE the Guests of Football AssO-

VIII he the Guests of Football Asso-
citation Mt Spertsmnn's Sunday.
The Republic Newsboys OF North St
Louis will have a chance to get acquainted
with Association football. the game re-
Gently adopted by Harvard.
Next Sunday every boy who sells The
Republic will get q ticket for the games
at Sportsman's Park.
Already the boys are beginning to tnIk
about the treat in store for them.
Tickets may be had at the various
stands. The management of the st. Louis
Football Association expects the boys TO
turn out in full force and predicts that the
largest audience of the season will witness
next Sundays contests.
The Comets will play the Sportsmen IN
the opening game, which begins at
O'Clock, while the Rawlings will line UP
against the Deacocks Immediately after
the close of the first game.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
SIX DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN.
w. FL. Burgess Says Wife Would
Not Leave Her Mother.

William H. Burgess, In his suit for tl-
vorce. filed in the Circuit Court yester-
day. Gays that he Is civil engineer, and
that his wife. Edna. would not leave her
mothers house and accompany him to
towns and cities where his business re-
eured him to go. She attended the race
track and neglected her child. he alleges
Other divorce suits filed yesterday were:
George Haas against Ida Haas. alleged
desertion; Alberta 7. Ellison against Olaf
Merkel against Elizabeth Merkel, alleged
neglect of household duties and desertion;
James NJ. Thompson against Stella
Thompson. alleged desertion, and Louise
A. Cooney against John Cooney. alleged
desertion.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-16
Greenwood Mission Oyster supper.

The Greenwood Mission Of the Maple
wood Congregational Church VIII give an
oyster supper in tho chapel from to 8
o'clock this evening. A music programme
will follow. The Greenwood chapel was
built in one day last summer, and the
necessary finishing touches to make II
comfortable for the winter have just been
completed.