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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-07-23
Smallest Book in the World.

The smallest book in the world is
Schloss's English Bijou Almanac for
1889" Diminutive as Vt is. there are
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-07-23
RsleetIons Of wIse Thouaht.

The true strength Of every humsh
soul is to be dependent on as many
nobler as It can discern and 70 be
depended on by as many inferior a.
II can rsach.-Ruskin-
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-07-23
A Nonpuncturable Tire.

There has been a growing demand
from all owners and operators of
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-07-23

piso's Cure for Consumption Is an infalliole
medicine for coughs and colds. N. w. SAMUEL
Ocean Grove. N. j.. Feb II, 1900.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-07-23

Holland today has $50, daily pa,
pers. There was only Ave In 1910.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1904-07-23
Important to Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle OF CAsT0RIA.
safe and sure remedy for infants and childreS
and see that 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
NO POWER BEFORE
SEPTEMBER I

city officials 40 not really expect
20 see municipal electricity deiiy-
cred len this city before the latter
part uf September. at the earliest
This vas plainly shown iH the re-
port which Franchise Inspector
Wheeler made 70 the board 81
waHaH Saturday iu regard 60
the application ~ the Suagualmic
Falln q Power Company - con-
Hfruct another pole line Ca Beacon
hHI. on which IA carry a portion
of ia high tension wires. carrying
25 dul volts To ifa sub-stafion on
seventh avenue.
wheeler recommended that the
company be allowed 20 construct
the additional line. bat that IL be-
compelled 20 reserve arms on which
the high tension wires from the
Cedar river plans could be brought
o. the eify'a b-atatioa on seventh
avenue and Ycaier way. provided
the poles are up within 50 DAYS
after the application il granted.
The matter was referred 20 City En-
Fineor Thomson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

DROP
Marine Insurance Quotations
Considerably Less Than Last
Week

Marine Insurance rates on Jap
hucae aud American bottoms took
slight drop this morning Quo
tatlouH were reduced % 4 per cent
an neutrala and IL on japanese
vessels THIS reduction IL duo u
the satisfactory settlement ~ the
Malaera incident and the position
taken by the United States govern.
mont on the question ~ eontraband
Euuda
All Insurance companies doing
business in this city announced this
morning that they wcre ready %
take risks az the rates given above
and they we're willing 10 DO 50 on
Japanese vessels just what re-
ault the recent sinking Of UritlAh
ships viii have wac not known by
the local Insurance men. bat M
change will be made until ndvicea
are received from the home offices.
Considerable apprehension is falt
In this city over tho tHlrEmphla
adyicea received here that the Niad.
lva4tub squadron "a keeping a close
watch on tho waters about Toxic
and Yokohama IA told exclusive
lY ln The Star on Saturday. spies
In this city have notified the Rus
sian embassy A. Washington about
tho earEueH Of ships leaving tho
Puget Sound ports recently. aud the
continuation Of the patrol Of tho
southeastern waters ~ Japan con
firms the opinion that a watch Is
being maintained for vessels Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
CITY WILL BUILD
THE SIDE WAX

Tho board ~ works Saturday
De- .Haf to advertise FOR bids for the
construction - Tl miles ~ wooden
sidewalks ~ Green G-ka. r. d.I Ho
uraa receiving the written opinion
~ Corporation Counsel Gillian ar
20 the liability ~ fha #Hfy ta dtm-
arcs 70 tie project ia carried out
TH" #.IsH Ire f1 be four feet vide.
bHiif IN ON" side - the street. SO
street RfH1ns elI be made. 20 that
Tho Wake win Doc virtually though
not literally temporary
NJ Gillian states that there IB
no Doubt but that the city can levy
The aHs.H#HaHf for tho Improvement
II the latter Is asked for Doe regular
form. - 20 future liability uf tho
city IN eHHo - rHnf11a. De- states
that the supreme court has decided
fh1t the HIty Is liable for the orig
uHi arade Ha WrIi as IN case Of "A
ravrIdr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
THE
PASSENGERS OF DIX
olaHrlro STEAMBOAT OFFICIALS AND ATTORNEY ENGAGE
IN FREE .FoR.Alt SCRAP FLYER DOCK

A free for all fight. Ia which
John A.. Allen. of the law firm Of
Allen a Allen. Charles Batteil
Manager W Dudley. fireman OF the
steamer uix. aud Captain John
q nfien. Of the steamer Olympia.
participated. occurred ON the Flyer
dock last Saturday evening
The fight started. according 10
the testimony OF hystandera. a. the
result IT long standing feeling Of
animualtf between Nj batteli aud
Attorney Allen uattrll alleges that
Allen maliCiounlY aiandrryd him.
and In addition IA this Wa eunilu-
uAlly kuog kluE' the steamer UtK.
Of which Mr. hattel Is passenger
agent Mr. natteil finally arnt .
message TO Nj Allen informing him
that he must rcaau hts alandetiuA
ur he. MI battoli would make the
affair "a personal matter
Ina RESPONSE 10 the message Mr.
Allen came down "a the dock sat
urdaY evening and wanted % kuuw
shat Nc Hattell meant BY sending
him aueh messages
AIT Hattell informed Mr. Allen
that be meant just what he said
and 60 emphasize hla statements
slapped Mr. Alien across the
sthupa Mr. Allen Immediately
squared away. and a vivid re-
production of a lacrosse game com
mruHsd Mr nattsll Who ia s.
years ~ age. but Who looks much
younger. Naa EettiuE aamrwhat the
beat q the ZANE. when Captain
John uuriru. who Go ua" his ovn
worlds. did not Nant Co zrr hh
old man licked boy a Md. proceeded
t. hand Nr HAftsIl a few
Manager Dudley bY thfa iluc
thought Il Waa "uu % him and -
accordingly commenced to Iamhaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
MMR HAMZC N
M JWZW ESTATE

that John Sullivan. Who died In Sc
altIe slthout a sill. ia the an u
John q Sullivan. her grandfather
that be sna born ~ Hautry Ireland
ehfimsurd there ia 1856 and that he
afterwards moved 20 Canada whore
BE- resided for several years She
claims that she can produce EVIL
dsucea % her relationship a an
early date
Terrence O'nrion. administrator
af the estate. mfa that several fam
iIiea IT HuIiiuna ln Canada are
claiming relationship 90 John Sui
Ivan and that hs haa recently re
eaIErt over a dureu letters from
persons believing themselves a De
related 20 the deceased So far the
strongest claims o. the estate have
hesn made ~ Marie CARR. a French
woman who claims Il under a nun
eupatlxr viii ant Richard Carrors
an of ireland. and the heirs -
Hannah CaiiaEhan. also ~ CORK.
The final dIsirihufion % che estate
3 aet Tor August g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
TERR0RiZED THE
REIGHB0RHOOD

Mn o g. Elliott. u Green Lake.
wants her neighbour pu- under a
bond % keep the peace She swore
90 an affidavit before Justice Cor
don this morning charging Annie
Holmes With threatening 90 murder
The holmea woman has lately been
granted a divorce from her hua-
band. and a charge ~ insanity has
been placed against her BY people
who alleEr that she ~ crazy.
Deputy Sheriff Mike Kelly arrest
81 the woman thia morning. and
believes thar she sas inst having
a little celebration over the sue
eraful termination ~ her divorce
proceeding The matter gill be
fully gone into at Justice Gordon IS
court this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

Louis iaBarge. a we'll known
dalrFman OF his city. ls the de-
PENDANT In a sensational divorce
suit filed in the superior court this
morning b. Hm. Phoebe IaBarKr.
Mrs laIiarEe charges her husband
with extreme brutality and alleges
that although she has borne hia
abuse for the past ten years. she
can do ~ uG longer
The unhappy Nife in her com
plant tells ~ several instances
when her husband has 100 treated
her Hhamefuily he has beaten her.
she aileKes until she vas iuHenTlbie.
and haH often been 30 violent. when
his temper aaH aroused. that she
has feared for her life
Six years ago Hrf HaEafre al
lsreH her hu# band deserted her and
their three children. but about two
years age returned and insisted up
on sharing the home she had made
for herself HrH IaBarEe las been
until recently employed at stone
Fisher 4 Lanes store She claims
that her husband has an income ~
$500 month and considerable
property She demands $50 a
month aIlmony aud the custody u
her children
Superior Judge GfifHu this morn
inE Issued an order restraining la
Barge from dispuaIuE IF any of hiH
property until july s. when he Ii
cited f1 ahow cause Why the order
should not remain iu force until
the termination Of his Wife'B suit
fauarre f. also snioined from an
moving Mr. fABarKr Nhile divorce
proceedings are pending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
He Fooled
The JaiIer
Especial 70 The star

GLENuIVE. Mont July Is
NicFIn uelauo. an Italian held In
the county jail awaiting trial In the
district court for breaking into a
box ear and stealing a number of
articles. has made bic escape BY
digging through the brick vail Of
the 5ail
psIaua had made two previous at
temHfs ta escape and consequently
eas locked Ia the Gaze AZ night
IurIuE fhe niaht De fixed up a
dummy and pat If In bis bed II
aaa 50 natural thar when the sher-
m uent To lock up De thought De
lauo was ln his bed ana locked the
cage leaving him on the outside TO
dix through the wall Il va then
an easy matter to esrape No trace
of him haa been discovered IL Ia
thought be Is being concealed by
one Of the numerous Italian crews
al saft on the Northern Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
Goes TO
Asylum
John Davis, the Unfortunate
Renton Miner Sent to Steil-
accom- Saturday Night

John Davis. a raFlnE mania.
captured iH the woods near the
Cedar river WuterWouhH and
brought to the county jail. was
taken to tho atoilar0um asylum sat
urdhy night The man had been
an inmate Of the asylum Tor some
time. but was discharged on parole
n few weeks ago. aH II wu believed
that he had entirely recovered bis
mind The man ia a miner. and
-four year ago an accident. in which
his head wa hurt. resulted Ia the
loss OF his reason
After a short time apceHi Ia hlH
home he escaped from Heutou and
wandered through the woods Tor
five days In a hair naked and starry
Ing condition. aud Il VAS only aIth
great difficulty that his capture vas
effected by - Deputy Jack Fraser.
OF RayenHdale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
Pig CAUSED
TROUBLE
POSSESSION or A CREASED
poRkER CREATED A DIS.
TURBAscE AT MADISON
PARK

The CREASED pig At the butehers'
barbecue. held az Madison park yes
terday afternoon. caused free
1Rht over the possession Of lis slip
psry body. The judges were unable
90 settle the matter. and the crowd
took Il into their own hands The
pie Bquealed shrilly a. II vas farcl-
big dragged from the hands Of one
pssrson % be tightly held ia the
GREEDY clutch Of another The
.raekot brought Deputy Sheriff Jack
WIlllama tu The scene. and he made
10 desperate effort 10 quclI the riot
bnd establish nn ownership for the
bhfflue majesty
The deputy was getting much the
worst of 10 when the tall form ~
PaffDlmau Potter came swinging
into the mass Of legs and arms and
after several minutes 81 inNghtinr
the two officers arrested the pig
that cause Of an the trouble Ser
rsaut Mike Powers. with Irish wis
dom and tact. decided that the pig
belonged BY right OF purchase 20
Patrick sullivan. the genial Third
avenue saloonkoepor. who. In "a
burst Of generosity. paid three times
lta value In the meantime the pig
escaped but was rcarrosfed on a
verbal bench warrant issued by Act
Iur Judge Powers The pig is In
safe hands now and viii De return
"a % the purchaser tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
TOO MUCH
WHISKEY
Jack Wreun. an Indian, Tried
to Kill Ills Wife Last Night

Jack Wrrun. an Indian resident u
Vest Seattle. vas arrested late last
rht charged with a brutal az.
aault upon his uquaW wife Annie
Thompson Marshal Livingstone
arrested Wreuu shortly after he
had made the attempt % murder
bits wife The couple had been aro-
Ing the sights in Seattle yesterday
aud during the course % their van
behring's about the gity managed 90
take aboard an ueerFarply Of liquid
uUIHrahmFut
All went sell until thev struck
the beach al West Seattle last night
about 10 o'clock. when the haufe
began "a work. Incoming enraRrd
at Hnme lack 20 courtesy OF re-
mark make by bis duHkY Wifr
Wreuu grabbed up an are lying in
the akIa aud attempted "a brain
the WOMAN. ticr cries brought sew
e-ai people - her assistance. and
they held the maddrued man until
the arrival af The marshal. Who
promptly touk Wfsun e. jail
This morning Marshal Living
aiaHs came ever and asu5e ont a
warrant against the Wouli b. utfa-
SLAYER en- a charge ~ assault and
battery This may be changed 20
an assault aIth a deadly weapon
after the hearing before Justice
Gordon A iaeaI physician patched
the WOMAN up aBa she viii appear
Orb court a. testify against her mur-
leHuua husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

the captain The captain then turn
81 hia attention Ia his nHHuiinnt
and there were two reproductions
Of amateur boxing tn progress All
this time the fireman Of the DIX
who To- an ~ prize fighter VIZ
taking la the show merely az n
Hpe, tator. but when Nj Dudley. a.
sisted by the slippery dock. and
a clever hook from the captain
went down. the temptation proved
too much. aud be entered the AZ
fray with a who0p
tie side swung aud upper Quilted
the captain until the worthy fol
lower 81 the deep paHHeHHed a face
that looked like "A side Of beef This
practically put stop 10 the on
tertalumeut. and sent the particiz
pants ia search Of a wash tub The
affair was witnessed by about -
passengers % the steamer DiK. who
Wrrc waiting for the vessel % leave
for Al ~ Point After the fght
vas all over SIR Hatfsll upolo#
rIsrd - the passengers ~ the vessel
for biz part In the matter. on
which some Of those familiar With
The conditions assured him that be
was psrfeetly Justified ia protect
inK his character. and that Mr.
Allen needed "a little more than he
got
Captain 0nrien Wa very much
mortified on learning that NJ
lattell vas not such a young man
after all
The fact that I thought Hatteli
Vas much younger man than Mf
Alien vas all that brought me into
IL said Captain OHHou
After informing the passengers u
fhs uIf and Mr Hauell Of What be
fonfht ~ them. NJ Allen picked
uH biz bundles and walked away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
Strike on
nIerurban


TACOMA. July 25- because the
management Of the lutrrurbau rail-
way refused 90 grant the demands
OF some Of their employees for a re-
turn % the old conditions and the
uhIBrafiau of certain order cut
tins down the days off from four 10
tWa days. seven employees uf the
road known as subHtatiuu agents.
OF dynamo tenders. struck yfHter-
daY
before going on strike the suhata-
ton agents forwarded "A psfltion 90
d srhluar superintendent % pow
sf af the lnfrrurhan system. pro
testing against recent order
which Nha 10 90 into effest yeater-
daH morning cutting tasu their
day off from -four 20 lNo daya The
petitioners forwarded the petition
90 SIR schlusH Saturday afternoon
and gave the management ~ the
road a hours In which to comply
Wtfh their demands 10 return a. the
old conditions uIfh four days off
each month No question II wages
vas involved lu the matter
Yesterday the management of tho
road. WIth X sHhium. the aupefin-
teuHenf - power. vas buaily en-
raHed trying to fill the places u
the striking auhatatian met. A.
distant Electrician Merrill was put
o. work az Kent n piaer ~ The for
man uue man who refused % aign
the petition was PLACED At Milton
and a memhe of ths bonding crew
vas taken from the crew and PLACED
iu charge ~ the Hahsfatiun and d.
uamu uufk AZ Georgetown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

Another 80 o. alleged heirs q the
$500 900 estate - the late John sui
lIYan put In claims Zoe The entire
estate as sole surviving relatives
II The deceased" in the probate
court thIa morning and demanded
that tho administration Be- delayed
auul they can make good Oh their
urefaurIuuH
The ueN heirs who have HlseaF
cred themselves. are Kate Sullivan
81 DO claims a. be niece uf John
Sullivan On hIa mothers Side her
younger brothers and sisters. and
her aunt Mru Mary Mullen an 81
Ontario. Canada Kate sullivan. Ia
a preliminary affidavit received ~
Tho clerk 70 the probate court THE
morning. announces that she has
Hrrn given ruuHr ~ attorney to act
for her relatives In this matter
she Is represented by william pom
IN a harrIatsr - HellrvitIr. Ontario.
Ia Der affidavit Kate sullivan
states that she is prepared 10 prove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
KB.PRiCE DEAD

KIlkana y Price. An old resident
Of this city. died al his home. $40
Seneca street NJ II 10 O'Clock this
morning lie Wa we'll known in
this city and "A member 81 - Johns
lodge No Q. Free and Accepted Ha.
soua iio was 5d years ~ age The
funeral services viii be- held at the
family Residence tomorrow after
noon nt 2 O'Clock under the auspices
OF the lodge Of which be wa O.
member Tho iutnrment Will take
place at iakeyleH cemetery The
remains are at the Bouuey Watson
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
CITY or SEATTLE OUT

steamer city ot Seattle smiled FOR
southeastern Alaska thia morning.
Among Tho passengers an the weasel
Wafr urEHdlrr General A. W
Grasly OF the United States signal
yofu. vino bound north on re- tour
ur inspection at the service in those
paHa. e IS bradley gaumltIur en-
siuHrr Of the Trsadweil Gold Min
Ing company was alan "A passenger
uu che ersHal fIe was haakrd for
rrH4Heau The vessel carried "a
number ut passengers and cargo
of ssnsraI freight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
mv s,r.pe- Nsw. A-'u1

SAN FRANCISCO. july ss-pa-
elne Mail otaeials are still greatly
concerned over the question as To
n neither the steamer Korea vii
safely elude the Nladiyostok squad
ron and land her cargo at Yoke
hama The Korea under fair con
ditions should arrive at Yokohama
90 the seth. but no word from her
h expected before the aath
The steamer Gaelic OF the Oceanic
line left Honolulu a few DAYS aso
and Is stll about zen days from
Yokohama. Practically all 81 the
vessels leaving the Pacific Coast
ports are takiug a zigHaE COURSE To
Japan after leaving Honolulu.
The German steamer Arabia. re-
ported captured hy the Nladtostok
squadron left Columbia river In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

LONDON. July a5 Dispatches
received here from the most con
sentative news aourura are tu the
effect that the Nlaaiyostok squad
rem set out into the Pacific % III
terccpt several liners PLYING be-
tween Puget Sound ports aud san
Francisco and Japan
An tho reports from the Nladl=
vostok squadron indicate that the
Russians are ecouumitiuE IN the
use % coal They seem to be- steer
iug very slowly up and down the
eastern coast of Japan keeping In
a position 60 easily stop vessels
making Tor the Japanese ports GA
the Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
WHIP the
RUSSIANS
ON LAND

LONDON. July zs#The Evening
News pendent a. TIeufaIu
uya the neht az Tia Tashs kia1
lest wees Vas one of The biggest
and most hatly faurht battles ~
the var it lasted fourteen honru
and the losses on both uGas 3src
heavy The Russians utfa com
picfsly beaten. Their position.
NhIeh appeared "a be- one % I'm
mfuar strength. De- noW uutsuable.
WASHINGTON. July % WinIa-
ter CouEsr. AZ Feklu. cables the
state department that the HHsalana
are rgaruafIHE NaWehsanF this
morning lie adds that thsy have
captured a British steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

The telegram read ou follows Man
killed. found dead come mp HuHpi
,luu murdufH ur Stone
Coroner ituYv will leave tor HlaDh
Diamond late THE afternoon Co ina
~ lisate the ease,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
Fear For Safety
of Frisco Steamer
PACIFIC MAIL OFFICIALS WORRIED OVER PRoBA-
BILIrY OF SAFE ARRIVAL AT YOKOHAMA OF
STEAMER KoREA-ARABIA OUT FROM coLUM
BIA RIVER

early part ~ the month She be-
longs Co the Portland & Aaiatle
Steamship Company. controlled by
German capital She carried a gen
eral cargo. much OF which might be
considered ruutrabaud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
R..t pInnsr IN ssatsIs

-Four gauue. i0as course T5e.
and T. course. 5 90 with Sauiciues
or burgundy Every evening al
the Maia0u Barberla. Second aud
I..lA 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

OYSTER BAY. July 20 Senator
Willard OF Nebraska. Gen Gran
willie Dodge. OF New York. silas
Mckee. editor ~ the Churchman.
and NJ H. DeYoung ~ san Fran
cisco. called or President Roo8e-
welt today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arthur " Craig g. Of seattle.
and Jeanette sparks. 20. Of ChIeog
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
VESTS CONDITION
Sc Ri0US

SWEET SPRINGS. July 25.-Ex-
Senator Vests condition Is very
prccafiuas.
HOMESTEAD. s. d. July 25.-or-
der prevails to-day Most Of the 600
crooks and graftprs have left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

INK this coast for the Orient among
which are the shawmut Ahlch
sailed from here on july Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
SENSATION
PROMISED

LOUIS LAnkRGE. \ DAIRYmkH.
SUED FOR DIVORCE ON
GROUNDS or EXCESSIVE
CRUELTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

We keep fhCm The best the Amer
Ian market affords Sell them on
easy monthly payments
The sun., 1904-06-05
had a strai ght an a flush, both. 1t were a

had straight an flush, both 1t were a
royal, all right, an him havin' no notion
what the hand was worth.
-O' course 'twan't no business O. nobod y
else to say 'nothin' between him an Sam,
an Sam showed great presence O mind.
He were staggered for a minute. like we
all were, but he scooped in the pot, az cool
IA you please. an he says. very patronizin'
1T sure were right to play it for flush in
stead OF a straight but you know full
beats a flush
Yes, ! know says Googums. an he
Somehow nobody didn't seem to be anxious
for him to play no more. even II he did
have quite a roll left
He took the train for Little Rock next
day, an Pearsall took boat down the
river. He said there was no tellin' what
notions Googums might get in his head If
ne took to playiin' cards among them Little
Rock sharpers"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-02-18
Mrs, HAYNES entertalns.

Mrs Robert Fulton Haynes en-.
tcrtaiued elegantly at her beauti-
ful home eduesdsy afternoon.
Feb. lttb, IN honor of the "Chau.
tauqua. and As You Like II. 20
clubs. the members Of which we're
invited To- meet Mrs. Jesse York
Lille aud and Mrs John Rankin.
who Is Mrs Say res guest
Mrs Haynes was assisted ia 70.
celylng by Meslames Sayre and
Wilson Several contests were
INDUCED In which enliyed the oc.
casiuu very much
Refreshments were served while
sweetest music filled tie house
\ guest informed the FREss
correspondent that "theaiT4ir vas
one u the most delightful affairs
ever attended Every one had
such a good time Mrs Haynes
IS IN her happiest atmosp here
when doing something 10 delight
and entertain her friends. and
this occasion was no exception TO
her former entertainments