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EATEN nj cagNIRALs.
Bodies " Five Priests and Five '.uns Make
u Feast Ia south sea .s,auGs.

bodies VI Five Priests and fivr ',uns Make
Feast Ia south sea .s,auDs.
SAN Francisco. Jan u. Ihe Rev VI /.
Sdms0v south sea missionary, who arrived
vest rday Jn the steamer Doric, brings
the Gr. .ctails Of the murder OF ave CATH
oho priests and ire nuns Of New Britain
last October After the murders tho
savage ate the bodies of tine yictlns Within
sight of the German Governor residence.
Mr. Sti,nson is settled a. Pouapi Cat.hne
Islands, aud he got the details from the
Vics-Gove-uor Of New Britain lie said
tho nuns and priests were surrounded 10y
mob OF natives whose fanatci-m had
been aroused The priests fought for
their lives, but all were soon kiird. Then
the caunibais p. ,ceedod to hold a feast o.
the bodies Of the victims near the resi-
dcnce Of Dr. HAIL, the Governor. lie has
Organized punitive e.. petition.
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SUFFERING Fn0M H4yDSHAKE.
Ring Scratched Mayor Brush's Hand and
nlOnd pols0nlnE followed.

MoUSr VERsoS y. Y, Jan. l4.-Mayor
Edward F. Brush of Mount Vernon is suffer-
ing from a case q blood poisoning which
be received by being scratched by ring
while shaking hands at His public reception
on New Years Day The injury appeared
trihing NJ first but it became more serious
aud spread from the index finger up TO tina
arm DR. Brush says that the wound
is responding TO treatment and that it now
looks as thourh everything will come out
all right alt ugh for a tune 1t appeared
asthough an operation ight be necessary.
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JtfL FOR COZ. JACK CHM.
Must serve Ten Days in Prison for Carrying
Gun.

HAR8orsuUaG Ky, Jan. l4.-Col. Jack
CMnn, the famous kentuckian who IL
known on every raoetraok in the country,
must langli4h ten days in jail and pay a
fine OF SIS for carrying gun.
There is no escape from the jail part Of
the sentence. a. the most the Governor
could do, were he mercifully inclined would
bc 10 remit the fine. Col. Chiun and one
James Renfro quarrolled in a saloon here
sever4l nights ago and when gun play was
arout to begin both were arrested on a
charge Of breach Of peace. Both had guns
and the additional charge Of carrying con-
oea ed weapons was made against them.
When the merits OF the quarrel were in
qurcd into by tho court the breach Of peace
charge against Renfro was dismissed, mark
ing Ch,nn n. the aRgressor. Both must serve
the jail sentence. however. for being caught
with guns in thoir pockets.
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Irving SCoRNS Music NAILS.
Declines Orcr TO Appear In Them and says:
III Ls TIme | Mellred.n

tnf07|I ITIlf IIHFplT11 n II" STN.
LoSuoS, Jan. if-After a recent dinner
in honor Of Sir Henry Irving at Manchester
the personal friend Of one Of the best known
entertainment promoters offered Sir Henry
e35o a week II he would appear in q music
hail performing 4 Story Of Waterloo
Irving exclaimed. Music hail? Shall
! tell you something? 1t IS the music hall
that has ruined the theatre aud the thea tri
cal profession. The detestahle music hall.
Then calming down. he said, 1t is time /
retired
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rnhrr the Cl,n scr,icc blanket

W.sHrSdroS. jan IA President Roo-e-
welt has thrown the civil service blanket
over the great majority Of the laborers
emplovcd IN the executive depart meuts In
Washington by an order promulgated 10y
the Civil Service Commission to-day Six
hundred and forty persons are affected by
II the greater number Of whom ane en-
ployed Ia the Treasury and Agricult ural
Depart mentS.
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PALACE or PEACE SITE.
Netherlands Go, eminent selects Place for
CarneEie's CIT.

Special C4bie Despatch 20 THE SuS.
THE HAGUE, Jan. 1.-The Government
has selected the military parade ground
near the Bosch dhe royal pa5lO as the site
for Cafnegies Palace Of Peace. T,Ie Sc
lection is made subject TO the approval OF
the States General
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Wisconsin Delegation for Tarln Revision.

WAsHISCTON. Jan. A.-The Republican
members Of the Wisconsin delegation in the
House tonight placed themselves en- record
0s unanimously favoring an early revi-
which are higher than is necessary TO afford
adequate protection
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Garter Gains In srnatorshlp Race.

HELENA. Non. Jan. 14.-Carter mnde
further gain of one vote to-day in the ~ ma
torial can yass. but is still six short Of an
election. The ballot resulted. Carter
(Repl, Al: Mantle Uep) e,Conrad oDemJ,
81, scattering. ~.
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Sunset Annex car. Tor MtIlco aud Cllf0mlA
leaves s. + daily a. Is r. u. via southern K'y,
a IS p 49, " A. L. A n h. r. Affords
Every refinement of r. Il. travel n. !. Onces
"a s. ass HRay..-Ag Or.
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FIoRIDA,s FAMOUS TRAINS.

" Y 3 Fla Spec',!.- 2lo p. ~. ~FA. q West
indian Ltd 20 4 " Uneroelled service ia
pean d Atlantic Coast Line. ilei B'way, =. Y
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sorTmGRN,s rAIn IIMrrED.

Leave Sew York {? s. =. 4 dale. except sunday,
FOR 81. Augustine, aiken and Augusta. Via r. %. t.
and Southern rs. Train surrounded 5y crcfy
comfort and convenience. Two other iast trains
daily. Sleeping And dining car service. y s.
Orlccs. al and 1855 Bway.- at..
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Ices New York cvrry day at l2.25 noon making
naf,i,trsf dine In bo.h directions between rev
resort booklets Inquire any r. X. u. once OF ils9
u-uadwhF. itr-
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onIcIc.t Linz 90 cIr,eIans

Leave New York jS9 g. N. arrive Cleveland
us next rrorninF, Cincinnati ial p a., inulsn-
Apoi!s 100 y. n, 81. Louis IS \. Il. By New York
Central line Service, 40 excess fAfc. .-Afr
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Fa.t Time TO MaAieo city


and UOt -pfinEs, Ark.-Honrs HnNed-
Via 81 Louis and tho Iron Mountain Route. days
% Mexico CITY. les than Gays TO hot Springs.
Through Pullman Cars. Dining Cars S95 H'wGy.--A1t.
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Latest Marine Intelligence.
rrtvcd. $ Toronto. Hun. Jan. g.
.r.nnAnn rInRInN ITn -. Il. Il

a nnc aupctEa-, btticr AVID NaI'F Inau '0rEl0la
II r. nrVry { sons Co.. iae Fulton ST., Nr" YORK
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torpid liver. Bohh's LaILtves induce tho
effect naturally. Without dlscomfoit--Adt.
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PINTHuRsT n. O. SPECIAL.

leave New YorA daily. except sunday, via v " X
haa southern Rs. Sleeping cars Nashingtoh 70
faashGrSt. y. y. Onces I'll and ils5 b'"hy --ier'
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ability, and their
Betting 20 whioE he
Prophetic vision and
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
FOR ARCTIC REGIONS.
Prof Oliver L. Fassig Left New
York Yesterday.

Yesterday DIR. Oliver l.. Fassig, Sec
tion Director of the United States
Weather Bureau, and associate kpro-
fessor of meteorology in the Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, sailed
from New York on the Cunard liner
Teutonic for Liverpool, whence ne
Will 20 to London, where he VIII
learn when his ship is ready TO Sail.
From London he will go 20 Chris
tiana. Norway, and thence TO Sander
forfiord, on the southern coast OF Nor
way. where his ship will await him.
DIR. Fassig will leave SanderfJord on
the whaler Norgica about May 10,
and will go direct TO Shannon Island,
on the east coast of Greenland, where,
it is thought. the members OF Flala
party may have sought refuge. Large
quantities of provisions and stores
were cached on this island, the under
standing being that when the explor-
ers were compelled by the ice TO aban-
don their ship they should make their
way on sledges to the island.
They were equipped with 800 dogs
and about 30 sledgeE, and it IS more
than likely that they endeavored to
reach Shannon Island. Scientists do
not believe that the party is lost. DIR.
Fassig is bound for Polar regions IN
search of the Ziegler exploration party
sent out in 1902 to find the North Pole
and which has not been heard from
since.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
Movements of Naval Vessels

The battleship Olympia, the cruisers
Cleveland, Des Moines and Denver,
and the supply ship Culgioa have ar
rived at Tortugas. !,
The cruiser Minneapolis has arrived
at New London.
The cruiser Marblehead has arrived
at San Diego.
The cruiser Galveston and the collier
Marcellus have arrived at Hampton
Roads.
The cruiser Brooklyn has. arrived at
Guantanamo.
The battleships Maine, Missouri,
Kentucky and Kearsarge have sailed
from Pensacola for Hampton Roads.
The battleship Alabama has sailed
from Pensacola for New York.
The collier Hercules has sailed from
Pensacola for Norfolk, via Key West.
The battleship Massachusetts, has
sailed from Pensacola for League Is
land
The cruiser Dixie has sailei from
Monte Cristi for San Juan.
The battleship Iowa has sailed from
Pensacola for Norfolk.
The collier Leonidas has sailed from
Newport News for Monte Cristi.
The gunbuat Scorpion has sailed
from Pensacola for Hampton Roads.
via Tortugas.
The destroyer Truxton has sailed
from Santo Domingo city for San Juan
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
Summer Season Continued

The Southland Dramatic Company
will open four weeks season at the
Colonial Theatre on next Wednesday
night with the clever comedy drama
aSweet Kitty Glover, followed by
1.-THE Wage of Sin. The engagement
will open with a lady's ticket. This
company is part of the Thomas +.
Shea Repertoire Company that played
here on December 10 in "Banished by
The King and "Dr Jekyl and Mr..
HYDE. = There will be clever special
ties introduced between the acts The
prices will be 10. 20 aud 30 cents.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
THE CLIMATE AND CROP
Weekly Bulletin of Weather
For Past Week.

The following bulletin of the eli
mate and crop service of tho Weather
Bureau has been issued by 4. ID.
Emigh. temporarily in charge in the
absence of DIR. Fassig, who has sailed
for polar regions
Cool. windy weather was somewhat
relieved by higher temperature and
scattered showers toward the end OF
the week. Except at a few favored
points. the growth of grains and grass
es has been slow Wheat is promising,
however. and under seasonabe condi-
tions should produce good yield; that
injured by cold is improving. Oats
show a good stand and color.
Grasses are very backward, but for
the most part look fairly we'll. Corn
planting is becoming general. Rye is
doing we'll. Apple trees are bursting
into abundant bloom, and in the Wes-
tern Section cherries, plums and pears
are beginning to bloom profusely,
Fruit was not greatly damaged in
southern and southeastern counties,
but in central counties much early
fruit was hurt in some localities,
while northern counties experienced
greatly reduced prospects. In the east
ern counties, where many early straw
berry blossoms were killed, the plants
are throwing out new blossoms and
the loss will be much lighter than
was anticipated.
Grass and wheat in Anne Arundel
county is much improved and growing
finely; corn planting about to begin !;
oats up well; potatoes and peas mp and
some peas in bloom; some tomato
plants set; tobacco plants in fair con-
dition and plentiful apples in full
bloom; damage done early fruit by
recent frost, local and much seems un-
injured.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
MOTICE

| hereby give notice that will not be
respon ible for any debts contracted by
any person or persons except myself.
ma Nv w. w. a ORRIS.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04

b. O. Whitney's splendid production
of 1.-The Show Girl, which will be
seen at the Colonial Theatre on May
s. for one night only, is just the kind
of an attraction TO go to, if you want
to be irresistibly divorced from dull
care and worry and to spend an even
ing in laughter and enjoyment. There
is a wealth of music, color and beauty
and everything goes with a dash and
sparkle. The comedy abounds with
clever specialties introduced by the
various members of the company. The
chorus, containing thirty pretty and
bewitching dancing and singing girls,
will be seen and heard to advantage.
The scenery and electrical effects are
all new and the costumes are magnifi-
cent.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
Credit Carries the Load For You.

of thought and improvement to bring our r IN one
takes te place could do and has the additional a
ought have In word truly ana
freely py persons menus "
uuat
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
ships Sail For the North

Rear Admiral Evans, commanding
the North Atlantic fleet. has informed
the Navy. Department of the departure
of all the battleships of his fleet from
Pensacola Tuesday for northern sta
tions. The flagship Maine, Kearsarge,
Kentucky, Iowa and Missouri are
bound for Hampton Roads, the Ala
pama for New York and the Massachu-
setts for League Island. The Iowa.
Alabama and Massachusetts are to un-
dergo repairs at the various navy yards
indicated
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
Advertised Letters

The following is a list of letters
which remain unclaimed at the An
napolis postoffice:
Mems List-Ensign Allen. Cadet
Ray Avery, s. l.. Bisky. ID. S. Brady,
Alfred l.. Castle, e. Il. Falls, George
b. Gorham, Francis l.. L. Harrell,
w. II. Hollinger, John L. Johnson,
Maurice Makel, q. Malloy, Fred Ed.
Osbornn, w. q. Palmer, Joseph
Primes, Charles Thayer. Sidney Welsh,
DIR. j. II. Ward.
Women's List-Lizzie Blackstone,
Mrs. Mollie Burgess. Mrs. Mary Dun
bar, 3; Mrs. Della Hurt, Mrs. Martha
Lee, Mrs. Rachel Taylor
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
Naval Orders.

These naval orders were issued
Surgeon w. M. Wheeler. TO the Cleve-
land.
Passed Assistant Surgeon B. c. Aol-
c NIB, from the Cleveland TO Naval
Station. Culebra
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. L. An
geny, from Naval Station, Culebra, to
home and wait orders.
Lieutenant Commander J. II. Rohr.
hacker, 10 the Oregon
Midshipman A RI. Van Keuren, from
the Wisconsin 10 the Vlllalobos.
Midshipman w. j. Giles. from the
Wisconsin to the Raleigh
Ensign J. Downes, from the Raleigh
to the Zahro.
Ensign W. Norris. from the Balti-
more to the Za6ro.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04

is the appearance on the streets of the
musical CD hurdy -gurdy. This instru-
meut came down from Baltimore a
few days ago via the boat and has
RECALLED Annapolitans night and day
since its arrival.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
Fined Guilty.

Nothing was done in the Circuit Court
today in the case of Mrs. Sands who
lives on Compromise street. 1t is al
lege that she furnished liquor to minors.
Evening capital., 1905-05-04
EightyOent Train 10 Baltimore and
Return.

The Baltimore & Annapolis Short
Line II. II. will sell excursion tickets to
Baltimore each Saturday and Sunday
during the month of May 1906 at eighty
cents. Tickets good to return Monday
following date of sale.
SHELLMAN B. BROWN,
fI6 G.. +. * 4. A.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11
The Key that Unlocks the Door to
 Lone Living.

The men of eighty-hve and ninety years of age are not the TO- tund well fed, but thin spare men who live on slender diet. Be as careful as he will, however, a man past middle age, will oc- casionally eat to much or of some article of food not suited to his constitution, and will need dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and wig crate his stomach and regulate his liver and bowels. When this is done there is no reason why the average man should not live to old age. For sale by all drug gists.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11
MAn.s-Vnreasonebieness

IS often as great as woman's. But Thos. s. Austin, Mgr. of the Republican," of Leavenworth, Ind, was not unreasonable, when he refused to allow the doctors to operate on his wife, for female trouble. Instead" he says, "we concluded to try Electric Bitters. My wife was then so sick, she could hardly leave her bed, and five (5) physicians had failed to relieve her. After taking Electric Bitters, she was perfectly cured, and can now perform all her house. hold duties" Guaranteed by all druggists, price soc.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11
No Poison In ChamberiAin's CouIh
 Remedy

From Napier New Zealand, Herald: Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of New South Wales, Australia, had an analysis made of all the cough medicines that were sold in that market. Out of the entire list they found only one that they declared was entirely free from all poisons. This exception was Chamberlain S Cough Remedy, made by the Chamberlain Medicine company, Des Moines, Iowa, U. $. A. The absence of narcotics makes this remedy the safest and best that can be had; and it is with a feel ing of security that any mother can give 1t to her little ones. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is especially recommended by its makers for coughs, colds, croup and whooplng cough. This rem edy is for sale. by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the postoffice, uncalled for, for the week ending November II, 1905: Hayden, H Hopkins, Maggie Jackson, Wm. J Kennedy, c B Lefkas. Goste Peabody, Paul Roy, Hector Sargent, John
 MEXICAN LIST. Bethan, Manuel Baldonado, Este Jurado, Jose van Lozano, EStanes- Martiu, Manuel lao MoZa, Jose Munos, Amado Nurnilus, Franc co Resudes, Aduan l. Sulonas, Felipe When inquiring for the above mail, please say advertised"
 T. J. CoALTER, P. M.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11
lContinued from page two ]

sidered at the January meeting.
 Board adjourned to Nov. 8th, Ioos, at o'clock a. m.
 Pursuant to adjournment the board met on the above date, present: R. H. Cameron, chair man, F. o. Poison, member and H. C. Hibben, clerk, absent A. T. Cornish, member.
 The minutes of last meeting read and approved.
 The following resolutions were adopted:
 Whereas, the term of D. J.. Brannen, superintendent of public health, in and for Coconino county, has expired. and,
 Whereas, the statuatory petition has this day been presented, ask ing that Dr. A. G. Housewife, of Williams, Coconino county, Arizona territory, be appointed superintendent of public health, and
 Therefore, on motion by mem Der Poison, duly seconded and carried by the votes of Member Poison and Chairman R. H. Cam eron, it is hereby ordered that Dr. A. G. Rounseville be and is hereby appointed superintendent of public health in and for Coco nino county, Arizona territory, for term of two years from No vember 8th, 1905.
 Board adjourned.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11

The new depot to be built by the Southern Pacific railroad, com pany at Tucson, will cost about S4S,ooo. It will contain offices for the superintendent and his as- sistant, trainmaster, yardmaster and resident engineer.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11
Notice to Teachers.

The regularly quarterly examin- ation for teachers certificates will be held in the lcountyfeourt hous, in Flagstaff, Cog 1fhino county Arizona, on MkndE and Tuesday, December 4-5l /oo5. Daily ses sions from &; a. m. to r2 noon, and from I to 4:3o p. m.
 J. $. AMUNDsEN,
 County Superintendent.
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11

Go to Emblems for plumbing and general repAyfhg. 42-tf
The Coconino sun., 1905-11-11

Bids have been asked for 70, 900 feet of lumber to be used in the construction of the new Indian school building at Fort Yuma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30

a. X
will remain to wish bon voyage to Mrs.
and Miss Keeler, when they sail on June
9th for an extended stay abroad The
Misses Netherland expect TO spend tho
midsummer months In the Adirondacks
and on the coast OF Maine.
New board members elected at the res
cent annual meeting OF the, Woman's
Christian Association were Mrs. p. G..
Tatum, OF Manchester; Mrs. ]. Il. Taylor,
Of Third Christian Church; Mrs, II. j..
3Bowles, of Marshall street Church; Mrs,
u, J.. Hill, OF West End Church.. and MIS-.
r. NJ Thomas. of Seventh Street Church.
4 ss r
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
William II, Tomlinson, OF Petersburg,
announcing the marriage Of their Sis
ter, Miss Gertrude Lillian Thorpe, to
Mr., Stanley r, Ford, on Wednesday, May
10TH Mt the residence OF the bride-to'he,
No. s7 West Main Street, Richmond.
Miss Thorp is an attractive brunette,
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burgs popular young aides; and member OF
aKirkwood- Otey Chapter, u ID. g: .s8
Miss seay is the daughter VILLAIN Marion seay
Of Lynchburg, veteran of the First Corps OF the
Army of Northern Virginia (Pckett'sS Division who
left college June, ter Confederate service
as sergeant I'm Company p Eleventh Virginia In
i fantry z s59is 85
& He participated in the battles of Bull Run, Ma
nassas, Dranesvie, williamsburg Seven Pines Fra.
sier's Farm second battle Of Manassas, Fredercks-
burg, Gettysburg, Suffolk, Drewryss Bluff and Mill
ford's Station. ss3 E III 3
At the, last named battle he was taken prisoner
B and held in the Federal military prison at Point
June, 1865.
Mr.. seay was true and brave soldier.
S. Parks of Luray Va. She was appointed. sponsor
for the Seventh Congressional District to the Con-
federate Reunion at Louisville, KY. by MajorSJ.5
Ogden Murray, inspector general Of the Third Vr-
ginia Brigade. She is considered a very charming
representative from her section in Virginia.
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/. i ~ - /
Mr. Valentine Manoha and Miss Matte
Kendall. Of C'laremont, attended the per-
formance of Ben IIur during Tho past
week IN
:, Miss Marietta Powers. Mr.. and Mrs N,
Il, solater, Mrs, ], G. Hill and little
Miss Susie Blair, of scottsvtle, are Wis.,
fling friends and relatives In tho city,
Miss Ellen Pollard is tho guest OF Mrs.
William Latiwora Cooke, in Newport
News.
Mr.. Allen d. Jones, OF Newport News,
As spending a few days In Richmond,
Mr.. John BENEDICT is visiting at his
homo, In West Point. Va.
Miss Margaret Mcclure, of Richmond,
End Miss Katherine Newbill, OF Norfolk,
who have been in Charlottesville attend
ing the Easter gayeties at the University
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at luncheon Thursday at the Virginia
Club, Norfolk.
Mr., II. a. Gray. wife and son are visit
ing the Hon. A, A. Gray. In Palmyra Palm
Va.
Miss Agnes TIorner, Of Lynchburg. ts
here to attend the production ol Of Ben
Tur.
& Miss BESSIE Henley, Of No, lols West
Grace street, is visiting Miss Page Pei
ham Hewlett. OF No. 1917 Porter Street.
Manchester, f. y
ME-. W, Winfree and wife are visiting
relatives In Chester.
Miss Mary Thornton, Of Houston Va,
is the guest OF her brother NJ ~. Robert
q. THORNTON, No. 10 East Grace Street.
+ Mr., and Mrs, Herbert Tucker. who
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of Virginia, will spend several days at
tho Virginia Female Institute, in staun-
ton. before returning. s, E 4; 5s
Miss Julia Owen; Of South Boston, is
spending several weeks with friends in.
Richmond. q. Isl 95 VI e
Mrs. George MEG. Goodridge and son
are the guests Of Mrs. George Warren,
No. 215 shafer Street. I3
Miss Gertrude Car1m is the guest Of
Mrs. Floyd Hughes, on York Street, Nor
folk ~ 81
E Among the Ea ster visitors at I1tna Mills,
Va, were Miss Inez Hutchinson, from
Woman's College,; Misses Eva Gravntt,
Martha EDabneyl and her classmate, Miss
Wood, who Is attending school in Rich
mond, and Miss lone ,rrice. Mr.. John At
kinson, Jr., Mr.. Arthur Gravatt, y Jr.,
Misses Bessie and Marion Miles, Miss
Sadie Wagner and Mr.. L. g. Miles, OF
Richmond. # III rs
Misses Floyd and Lucille Alvey loft Fri
day for u pleasant visit to Miss Hankinsl
in Williamsburg. y.
j Colonel and Mrs r. b. Murphy, Of
Front Royal, have issued Invitations 10
the marriage OF their daughter, Matte.
to Mr.. Charles "A. Mncatee. .Jr., to be.
solemnlzed In tho Episcopal Church, In
Front Royal, on Thursday, May 18th.
Misses Alice and Emma Netherlandl will
/! go to Boston In June to visit their friends.
Mrs. Keller and Miss Belle Keeler. They