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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-14
SOME COMMITTEES / !! | /
ARE. RE0RGAN|z'.||.N'|.G|'
Party Plan, However, Distinct Distinct:
" Provides That II Shall
be Done in Fall,

@
Il a good deal OF surprise is expressed IN
some quarters regarding the rcorglnl2a-
lion or the Democratic committees in sew
teral ofSthe counties OF the State ut this
season 81 tho year when he plan OF
SDnrty organization is said by them 10
provide that It shall BIO done&in the fall,
This matter was definitely settled u few
wears ago, 1T Is said, when 1t was dis
covered that some Of the committees htd
not been reorganized III many years. he
plan distinctly provides that al f5co c'il
III and city committees shall be reo' I'
ganlzed every two years, and ~ section
iGsthe following language Is used:
3..Ench county and city, byIpopulalt5rnee t-
Ing, after due notice, or through the me
dun OF existing organizations, may ap-
point a county or city committee toecon-
sist {of two or more members from cnch
district or ward In each county Or city,
who shall be selected by the Democratic
voters Of their respective districts or
wards, and who shell be charged with
the affairs and conduct of the party ~
such county or city, regulating and direct
Ing the same, 70 therby districts or wards,
or otherwise as such committee may pre-
scribe. Such committees shall be reor-
sganized every two years. lit &,
5725..All county and city committees must
be reorganizcd in4190l, when denominations
arc made for the House Of Delegates and
every two years thereafter,
7H"such committee shall elect n chair
man. whose duty 1t shall be to appoint
all meetings and regulate ials affairs, as
TO the party, which may affect the coun-
~ or city, 5e94 l3t 81
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Deep Run Hunt Ball.

{ Tho following notice regarding the Deep Run;
Hunt ball has been sent to each member OF
the club: 3 . 5 VI " u 81
e The board OF governors of the Deep Run
\ Hunt propose that n hunt ball be & given OH
Monday. March 9TH. 8undcr the auspices OF the
CLUB. Subscription $40, which will scntitlc each
subscriber to u ticket for himself and n lady,
Only memhers allowed to subscribe. Extra
tickets for tnon-resldcnts may be had ut So
each II q @ tft il8. u }t.4, .5i " 81 i5B y !.
subscribers be In the hands Of the committee
by Saturday February 18th, and an immediate
George Cole Scott. ". otto Noting, If,Sg q:
Beattio. T.. "A. s.. Brine. Thomas N Carter,
lard, Alien Potts. John Kerr Branch. Andrew
H. Christian, Jr,, Frank w. Christian Erred
William ScOtt,lA. S. tuford, Jr. tllilt8s
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CITY MISSION WORK.
Meeting at Monumental Church

IN Interest OF City Missions.
The City Mission Society Of the Epis-
ccIoal Churches Of Richmond held its
regular meeting at tho Monumental
Church Sunday afternoon. ID &
Notwithstanding thcEinclemency OF tho
weather and It could not have been
much worse, tho attendance was very
large All Of the auxiliary. societies act
ing under this body We're representa-.
In tho absence Of Bishop Gibson, who
was detained on accountiof illness, Rev.
r, a, Goodwin presided and conducted
the opening service. }
q Rev. William Meade Clark Hrector# OF
the st. James Church, delivered q most
interesting address on the general sub
1ect of&city missions. He was followed
by the Rev. John Nloncurc, D. d. the
Episcopal city missionary Mr. Mon
cures address bore directly on penal and
general charity work, In which he is en-
gagged and is greatly Interested. His ad-
dress made u deep impression.
DIR, Evans, the rector Of the Nlonu-
mental Church. took an Offering to sup
plcment the salaries of the officers Of tho
city mission which was very crafty
ing in%thc results,
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Kate lsmere Fuller clocutlonist and
a., Where sha viii visit her brother, MI, ]. !.
Pullcr, district passenger, agent Of sthe Sea
BOARD Air Lie Railway, .of PHILADELPHIA
Miss Eva Tucker, OF No III North Third
Street, has gone on u Visit 70 her parents In
Charlotte county, st&s}{ l4lM aiat2t&05 ts H39
Mrs w r.. Moncure Of washington, d. O.,
is visiting Mr. and M#, NJ W. ,Moncure. No.
100 IL Ens Main Street III !8&
f "A. H. Cornell Of Mpnteo. Va. came 10 the
city onn visit yesterlay, and is now quite sick
~ his sisters, Mrs Iiraneh No. 5lSi North
Twenty second Street
Russell H. lrunch, wiio has been 50 III tho
past two months. Is now slowly improving,
brs William Il. Harris. Of DanYillc. VA,
Is Tho guest of Mrs j. "a, Hodges, Of No.
l01 East Franklin Street,
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Of
VIRGINIA MAs0.Ns!.
Their Annual Meeting Begins at,
the Masonic Temple at n
S. III "a, 40 r o-nigllt. Sg 55$i Re

n The one hundred and twenty-seventll
annual communication of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons in Virginia Will gin
lii the Masonic Temple, on Broad Street,
ut 57:30 o'clock Tonight, nnd continue
tlirough,gto-inol'row and THURSDAY. The
principal meetings will be held ut NJ
OH the days manned During the hours
or the day he grand working committee
will be In almost constant session, and
other committees Of the Grand Lodge,
who will Ii Formulate the work for the
grand body will hold dny meetings. The
Grand Lodge itself smay5 hold ~ day meet
ing on Thursday, Slf the press Of business
requires 4 t.tI ll6E l5 # 10 5S H. q 545 /,
{ats1Ieretofore,5 ever since the Grand Lodge
was instituted a hundred and twenty.
seven years f$ngo, the annual meetings
have been sheldHthe first week n5T4ccn-
Der, but the last meeting, held In
December, 1908 it was docldcd&thatf here
;lftcr5the annual meetings should he held
in February and thus itl&happens that
$It{8hns been fourteen months since
the members Of the craft from snll over
the State haVG#cOmG ogether.@gs3}. 85sS
Ell There are now ISL chartered lodges in
the State,8and all Of these arc expected
to be represented Iii. the meeting TO open
Tonight. sSs Already quite rs number of
delegates have N arrived, and nearly all
5OE&ttuc 1EIHUuH5ulllCcIS W
duty Many Of thc,plost enlinentSmen and
best known citlzens Of the commonwealth
are menbers 81 this DISTINGUISHED md
ancient order, md the annual gathering
In this city usually brings to- Richmond
many of Virg mia, Is sons eminent In social
and political life. fi ri;
The prescntsof'c ofE G 4 Grand Lodge
snreH Thomas i n. 9sS PAWS, Of l4ynchburg.
Grand Master; *. 1npers q f Alexandria.
Deputy Grand sMaster.SS EsJ4 gQnlnn,8of
Fredericksburg t1i4tnd Il seniorfft Warden:
Dr. Joseph Nv. & Eye ton, lof Richmond.
Grand ,Junor Warden Fred r easants,
Of Richmond, Grand { trreasurer;;B g w.
Darlington, Of Richmond Grand Il Score
5tal'y:SJ ohm ~. X lla1n. of Accpmac coltn-
Ety, Grand Senior 2 cnco con " Il liam y.
Nice hesney, Of Stalnton, Grand Junior
Deacon; Rev Or. C;:f II # RAJ OF Peters
burg Grand chaplain,;& II osephs AZ, Pamp-
lin,@of Richmond, II Grand IF ursuivant; ".
2C.g Wilkinson OF :Richmond.@ Grand ,Tller;
william sssJ Srausc, Of Richmond, Grand
Steward. 81, j}3,
D. Tho al Grand Working Committee. Of
which W.. H. Rea. ofI4Albcmarlef county,
the grand lecturer38is cha rman, held a
lengthy meeting in the Masonic Temple
Yesterday, and all ofsthe brethren pres
Ont who wanted instruction did not fail
to- get 1T.
56ItSis probable that not less than fiyo
hundred visiting Masons will be int5the
city by tonight to attend Grand Lodge"
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MUST OBEY THE LAW.
Board Of Health Is After the
Dealers in Milk, a

1.-THE Board of Health seems determined
10 see that tho milk ordinance is not ylo-
lated. The body held nSmeeting SATURDAY
night, ana Inspector Kelly report 81 WA 7
"a good many dealers were. selili,g ~ ~
Kelly 10 enforce the ordinances strictly,
and adopted tho. following for the gllcT
ailcc Of tho public; il5s z ,,5 "
ls,Persons Wishing an eXaninatl lon made
az milk. which they consider unsa llslac-
tory, must observe the following alree-
.'Furnlsh u sample OF SIX or eight
iounces-about a5half pine, INT the9milk
i'm d clean wcll-stopped bottle, ~ Amy
marked with the name and address or ~
person for whom the examine ton - " y
be made. M NJ v. s3i q
fof tie hoard az iieafth No. sos Past Grace
Street. trhoroughly mix the whole volume
OF milk before taking n sample. DO not
send sour,mllk, Do not take q sample OF
frozen milk. lfg q, ~, 4, x +,
sfsGs ov sYse Has has Not
ments Of the ordinance providing for the
inspection Of milk, meat md food sln-
niles In thcScity. Of Richmond, the Board
SoG Health Of this city. Is not res il1c
for any olipn based on or result follow
III Citizens Will notify the insPcctor.of
lmilk end food tsupLfRs when whore and
7 by, whom, their milk is delivered, 4 the iIl5
'spector will collect q sample inBaccorE-.
\ aEce with the requirements of the ordi-
VA q IA3ANTEE 20 g Y re FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding Or Protruding
If 'sHs Azo oifTa fails 10 cure cure You il
I to A days. 60c-- aa Y,
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DIR. B0|MkR 10 I'LL
N FLORIDA. ] /. HOSPITAL

Rev L. Il. l3omilr, assistant secretary
OF the Board fof Foreign Missions OF the
Southern Baptist Convention concerning
whose Whereabouts and safety his family
were very uneasy saturday night, is Al In
Z Il hospital at Pcnsacula, Fla, according
ipSa telegram received by MIS-. Bomnr
sunday from Rev. John Boniar, his
brother, nj Spartanburg. S, G., who had
received the information first.
iAS The telegram from the brother OF the
minister Save no details Of the minister's
illness, further than to sasr he has been
3ll#for ten days. but was better and hoped
5tobe able to return home during the week
or within a week MI. I3omar, of spar
tanb,irg, WA.ed yesterday that he would
leave for Pensacola and wonld then tele-
S graph mora definite information Up to u
late hour last night no information had
.$becI received. The first telegram. how
ever. has ,juficed to greatly reassnre Mrs.
Isonlar and the minister's friends who
were greatly alarmed at his long silence.
Mrs, Bomar had lad no Htidings Of him
since a letter he wrote January 3lst from
X montgomery. st
At that time Mr. Bomar was leaving for
X a small .cwn. GeorGiana, In Southern Ala
q hama ana thence he was to go northwnld
40 Admission 70 preach there February 18th
1T Is supposed that Or, Bomar became
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5thorities.

53ss Barton Heights and Brootland, P iil,K
viii receive Il most acceptable valentine
4 in&t the form of free mai delivery seryice
satisfactory as TINT in,,tlle city .isc
zion win begin to- receive free mall .dellN7
i cry service regularly, being served from
3Sttn Richmond office bS q mounted carrier:
This SECTION aseils, VII Pe KNOWN W W
* The clerk In charge, With office ait Rauy >
drug store. Post lnnster5.Wra 4. Knight
has detailed Carrier Thomas M Donald.
zone ofsthe veterans of the force. VINO mas
long been serving tho Broad Street route,
49forT lie new route. 81 Substitute Salnue.
Samuel Moore has been promoted TO reg
x t,lnr carrie to fill the vacancy caused Dy
the transfelS4of Mr., Mcdonald to Tue
5s Postmaster Knisht5stated yesterday tIlat
by March 1st5 IA II CIV rural free dellSerS
route would be establis to take IN n the
section west and northwest OF al3rook,ianu
\ Park, .iilis filling d gap irl#the territory
TX served ~ the carriers from the 5Richlnond
s5oit1cca and from 3Dumbartoli,t 8.
folIGWns 4 y IT,rl 6aFri s, ilve
l'ehrlary list Samuel. O. Butler. Louisa
saiary ssl2 per anilum; Arthur 1 FLED ;,,,l
l TstlIey. $50; Charles n . Moseiy Skip
sWitlil SEQ; George NJ. Porter. Rural III ONE,
sst-l; Henry Quesscnberry, Wills WI n.y. .io
U Charles II Stnmpcr, Dniiield sl2o Charles
ID February l5th-Tobie q. Wallace ii
dian Valley, $40. Wiley Baldwin, Park,
1920: Robert r.. Eclcher Beach, $!2O; John
At. Bowies. Elk Hill, S6l2; Isaac w .sRusicc,
Independence $40; Horace Grinstend,
NVaynesboro, s72O; James G. Butzner,
4, Fredericksburg,5 S72o: Robert u. DUNCAN,
+ StewartsVillc. $50: Henry G. Bondurant,
Iparmvlle, SGSt. Herbert IL. Bradshaw,
( Rice. sG12; Samuel McNutt,.. Rice. $685. q.
&SNVnithall Coleman s13allsvllle, 5StiS. SS
Herman CO. Gillian, Farmvillc, $6i2;
Charles L. Watkins, Nrnville, S6l2, arc
appointed from February 1st.f
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{ OLD#WAsVE HERR.
Rain Turns to Snow and Swirls
With Almost Blizzard Force

Rain Turns to Snow and Swirls
With Almost Blizzard Force.
The. cold wave IS /. here md Z n !, force.
came came o 1t ofi Eth West yesterday and
riding. more swiftly than any. stecd but
the winged winds \ swept over the 4l1tsteIli
rlvulets that 5swelcd the cutters and
swept on ward a 10 tho rivers. The tllaw5
arrest el ut dday, ttnd congelnt!onl
5II1TheB coming 81 the cold wave way, =, and Its
cHlsh8wlth the warmed tcmpeiatu pre-
yaillng8in his%reElons yesterday morning.
caused rapid ondensntton,EW which changed
almost Sinperceptbly from rain to snow
a few minutes att er 1,oo , Ihe 8.l.ny
rain drops. fast &greWs3in T'rCpo rtions ana
in5number,8 and ra idly developed from Y;
furry into a furious snow storm. one o.
lated ana WHOM about n 3-1iey ceased .to
fall the earth was covered viii g clean e'
Middle iH ~ AtlanticS q and North Atlantic
States. and was followed 4hercstbout BY .
steady untl@nigbt. and by mldnigh had
fallen to twenty With "a further IA li l.,
tell to fifteen degrees in pros pect.5 inc
lowest reading for the day1yas foyty q )
Section Director q Evans OF the Y nlted 9
States Weather u ureau8in this city, at o
| p. M. Yesterday made the following state,
lnent as to the weather conditions and
, prospects: TILE most gnlticlnt feature
I Of the map yesterda y. 4. sal Mr.. evans,
twas the area of cold weather central be
ltween the eastern slope OF tho Ro ckics
and the Mississippi River. 5s@ lliroug hout
that great area tho telnpera tule S}railg ed
The weather5in the trans Siren
was clear 5nll day. East Of tho NJ slpp
1.-the weather was generally CLOUDY. win
rain or sno he 81flin genera y. ,pelng
followed by snow in the Southern states,
| ana snow from lPcnnsyl vanla 5northWard.
! The highest Temperature recorded was
| seventy-four degrees at lieyf5SVest, Fla
| and the lowest twenty six degrees below
zero, ut Bismarck, South Dakota, and md IN
! that rcg on,5! II, tt !, I.
a decided fall in}thc. TEN perat ure5 In ms
| section. and BY morning the thermometer
| Will register between five and ten de-
\ greesS In thistvicinity, and zero Or below
|in the mountain districts Of the state.
| The cold wave Is conf ~ from = he W est
lin the area beyond 1.-The Mississippi and
| sweeping directly this way. Its vanguard
/ was the beginning OF the snowfall OF yes
| terday. There IS no present profaoili "
4 of further pitatlon., Y, .s {, I
The storm is almost X Identical in "a to
with the grea It February blizzard of lS.9,
| the lowest tenlpcra ttrc then being three
degrees below zero. the 10Th yt h ! 1rn
4 day promises to more nearly. equal that
4 8period fthan any year since that timc,,lt
4 The forecast Of the Weather Bureau DC
FULFILLED. ai5{sf .}ssf qt q
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!. N
MUCA | / 4 !

,fttav, 4 4 Press,

y
ST. PErERsB u1,G Feb. 18.---'f lie trl llt,
situation, according to reports froill,d the
interior, is everywhere itripro Wing, even y on
I'M Poland. Here MI dange renewal
ii Il al acute stage seems have passed.
All THO 8works With the execution Of ING w
outiloff Iron Works and two others hu " y
resumed work. s} +; y "A q II & n !. \. I.
SEThe IMPERIAL 6,kaac. suinironitlg ~ JOINT l
commission OF II masters " md az S'orRin !,
Chosen by themselves to iivestlg to the
a uses Of discontenti among lie nbofeers
lSas postcd Hnt all Sthe wor lts to ola crc-
laiting q favorable IMPRESSION ]. Y !,
Tho government has Increased wa gcs. a. ~
5alliithe governments shops, and also the
spuy Of tie railroad employees by fifteen sel
toitwentyaper8 cent.a1, addition, tho mill
lister Of finance has taken Y bold step IN
to tho commute $ol mn mn.
isters the formation Of labor Sussocln tons t' rs
for protecting tho interests Of the work.
men # s . So 4, U
Count Czembck, the head Catholic arch 'fl
Bishop, has ordered tllnt pray ers for peace acc
30 offered UP II, MI the CATHOLIC churches
of Russia. 81 IA VI siiS 3 Il q Y E!si3s
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Elicit 4 N o MINATED.
Mrs oge Will Not he Post
ma ter at Blacksburg Il

VTI CT1romF cur Regular 8Corrospondent} TE,3
WASH IN t4To Nj Feb. j Tho President
semitic tkelG senate today the 5nomina-
ton of William c. Elicit to be postmr,atIs s
observation-disclosures. This nomination. has
been hanging fire Il long time. Mr.. Elicit
has q. servel ono torn us postmaster, and iy
Endorsed by n Representative Slemp and
EtnelRcpublican organiza ton IN Vlrg ni "a
8Indorscmentl the organiznt ton hns received
Attic hunds Of the President since he was was
elected u, !l::iis333
senator Scott. Of West. Virginia, tried
hard IT, have the $widoW Of John Hampton
IIoge S made postmastc tor at Bac ksburg,3
lbrt1N1r. siemp gundishis friends fought tho
appointments 80 .bt terly TINT the President
Would not act. y though disposed to sobllge
ltlon lins been held up because OF he fight
Senator Scott made against IT t q s. be,
(lieved the nomination Will be con med
without opposit ton from senatora Scott.kslsSk
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PINK OR GRAY. ii
All Manner Of Discussion Regard

& ing Costumes for Hunt Ball.
III There has been Ill manner Of discus
sion regarding tleiEcorrect apparel b for
&,ntlnbers# Or Deep Run Hunt at the forth
coming hunt BAIL OF course, those who
possess evening coats Of hunting pink
HilreS not giving themselves ANY. unensiness,
but those who are shy on pink evening
coats arc thinking ri ii fs..5 8s53 RE-
While pink is proper and attractiyeit
is not necessary, for black evening coats I;
the colorsor the club TO which the westrcr
belongs. 4,
may have the lnpelsI# their. evening
white wnistcoah with club. buttons VIII
be dressed properly for, the OCCASION, q,
+ IL q member of the lSeswict n unt shoulu
attend, lie would wear lnpels OF green. ia
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Cir AMeERLAlNG's COUGH REMEDY
THE. MOTHERS FAyORiTE

The soothing ana healing pioserues OF
this remedy, Its pleasant taste and prompt
and permanent cures have made TIA fa-
yorite with people everywhere. II Is cs-
peclallp priced by mothers Of small chill
dren, for colds Group and whooping
cough, as II always affords quick re-
lief. and az II contains no opium or other
harmful drug, it may be given as con-
/, fidently 10 q baby as to an adult. For
4 sale by all druggists. Isl
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CRAP SHOOTERS FINED.
Justice John Levies Tribute Of
Proprietor and Players.

Tho twcnty-ono crap shooters and the
proprietor Of the house u which they
were caught Saturday night were fired
BY Justice 5Crutchheld In the Police Court
yesterday. IS Il 81 !3i +
Robert Ellis, the proprietor OF the
house, paid So and the players ". 20
each. t.s2E8 Il Il N ERE l{$
Percy Jones went TO tho grand Jury on
James NIcCue, OF Boston. was discharged,
lie having been arraiGncd for alleged
drunkenness. hi. aa 55s
"a James Rogers got thirty days for being
drunk, though Henry White, who was
William Wallace was given thirty days
for stealing coal, and the case Of John
Brown. charged with stealing u shoe
shining, box, went over: This was the
size OF the Monday morning docket
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State League Games.

The following Is the standing OF the clubs
In ten pins for the month Of January; Many
duck and ten pins, nnd the teams SHOW II
wonderful improvement over Last seuson's
Whltmore hus called Il meeting for toni htj In
regard to Transforming the following Players;
Selfert from 'Arnloza 10 llanovcr Martin from
crystal to Hanover Williams from Hanover
to Crystal Captain SpiinB has refused y
big offer for Frank Bliley from q Captain
ltobelen, Of the Crystal team.
& Standing of the clubs: is AXE
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Negroes in a Wrangle.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday the
case Of Paul G. Easey vs.: Nv. + ~ Taylor,
witnesses, ali colored, and the case will
consume several days. Gjj@is s tf
Tho suit Is for $4,000 and grows out Of
n fractional fight in the Grand Fountain
True Rcformers. j.,5i],
BURNETT'S VANILLA BExTRAcT
lis sold by MI the best grocers every
where. Try it--"Ady." ,g III
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BUYS Virginia Centuries,

Busntss m Virginia bonds has been very
sctivo ior several days. Yesterday more than
Tor investment by Virginia people, The cen
,urles are quoted ~ ~ ~ and bear 3 pr \
cent interest Some holders are exchanging /.
couron bonds for centuries The bonds are
lhpuF. lhnRht Snr Investment.
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Give an Entertainment.

In the Methodist Church Hall to-nlght.5q'' Ma
FIJucscnberry. and Herr Gearls," will be- the
8hlt OF the evening. Refreshments MIL consist
Of cream and cake ana other dellcncics. Come
and enjoy q delightful time Will your best
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Wednesday Club Children's.

the rehearsal OF The Wednesday C,l,,bs
children s Chorus called for this afterloon iit
a q clock III the lecture room Of the Second
ia rtlst Church. iins been postponed to Thurs
day AFTERNOON at the same hour. Parents are
'reGues ted q to take notice Of this change and
notify their children. 81. VA
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AT Home to Their Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs w. lice are at home to
street. s65 lis lG6s /
# Mr. Rice and Miss Lucy u. Clash were mar
Gried February lst.42 DR. ~. Il. Derleux per-
forming the ceremony. They left at once to
spend u week at Palm Beach. Fin. Mr., Ice ls
cashier Of tho Scaboard Air Line freight ofllcb
I here ~ ~, 20 4 e ~ is a {S n
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Valentine Ea

Tho Valentine ball of the Twin City
Club at Leader Hail tonight promises TO
be a most enjoyable affair This Will be
the first annual ENTERTAINMENT or The
3c!,5b, and for tho pleasure of the mem
.bers and 5ther5Bfr friends. The committee
has completed all arrangements for the
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.v.EVS|jI@.ICA7'HERE.D|'....
SOU1'Hs|D||E|.
iticals Situation Growing II.
8In!tesrrest5at1d!8! Many Campaign
Buttons OUT. gs
1tanehesterI l,ureau, n .rl.nes.pIspatehll

1fanchcsterj 13urcnu, Times Dlspatchil i8
IN II 3 No. liz Hull Street. IA
4S Tlle political situation III Mancliester'5 IS
growing In Interest uild Indications point
10 IL lively contest for the Legislature
this fnll, 8lf the friends gef tho two gen
itlotneii noW fiinohtiohed sshnll succeed II
getting ltlicin both iii the iacc, us seems "
likely. g{SS e III, IA 53s rs NJ
They ard Mi. -. Ia 4 Wells and Nr.&rsopp-
5ert s. I2ives. Both HIVE lie matter Under
ludvisement,# and the latter has about de-.
{Clded to rtl9 g15ut Ibis " Is not all. triie
senatorial and guljeinatorLal contests ul''c
beginning ito loom $Jlp, and Montague,
SwansonMnnd Willard buttons are being
distributed. Plnils nreS being x Quietly.
made looking to olganizati ION for MI Of the
candidates for senatof5an 3overiior,Sand
lwhen8ft he IL first blast 5or the campaign
bugle heard Manchester promises 10 70
be ready. s,ii55 Ii 85jS 8
p strnastel.ship.
S&,rhe term or Postmaster Beattle does
not expire until December 26, 1guI and lie
seems pretty confident or serving another
term. Ills friends believe l,o stands a
good chance to land 8tlleEplun again. III
The Board 8of Aldermen will meet to-4
night iii rcgulnr session. Much business
of Importance Will Sbo$transacted.
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