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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
bad YEAR. F0R. FARMERS
! ON the NORTHERN. NECK.
The Menhaden Fishing Turns Out
a Success for the
"a Season.
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TIEATHsVIULE, VA, Sept. 2.--ITha i
summer OF 1906 will long be remembered
by the farmers Of the Northern Neck as I
one Of the most unlucky and unprofltanlo
in years. for agricultural interests.
Nearly everything they have put their
hands to- seems to have resulted In q
failure. All the early trucks were dead
failures, few truckers having cleared ex-8
penses. The wheat crop was almost as
much of n failure Tile few crops which
measured up to tho average yield We're
SO damaged by rain as to bring little or
nothing In market.
Then the tonlat 4eop. usually the farm
ers standby" proved almost an nitro
failure. On the early crop most Of the
growers made some little beside expenses,
as the fruit brought excellent prIc es.
The late crop, however, is altogether a
failure. Usually more tomatoes are
grown than tho factories can possibly
handle. This year only about onc-third
Of the factories are running, and these
only few hours each day.
l One of the densest growths of corn has
been raised, ever known here, owing to Z
the unusually heavy rains. The corn
has cared up very poorly, however, and \
the yield will be below the average
Tho hay crop, too has turned out
short, and a large percentage has been
ruined by rain. Large amounts of fodder
arc also being spoiled by the rains, and
much anxiety Is being felt lest proven der
should turn out scarce next spring. 81
Menhaden fishing has Improved very
much in the past few weeks, and he
Fish men" seem much encouraged
Usually the factory owners are satisfied
III they clear expenses during the suns
inner, as large bunkers OF the latest fish
caught during the season, come down tho 4
coast every fall. It is Of these fish that
money Is made, A few more weeks of the /
present fishing will put the factories far
ahead and with the fall fishing, the sea-
son with turn out very successful ono
after ALL
Mr.. George Mason. of Colonial Beach,,
has been chosen by the Democratic party
of northumberland and Westm0relnnd
counties. as their candidate for the State y
Legislature. AS yet the Republicans
have nominated no one, although It Is
understood they will fight Mr. Mason's
candidacy. r
In Richmond and Lancaster counties
the Republicans have chosen Mr.. Edward
Garland of Warsaw, to oppose Mr.. John
Airlett, of Lancaster, tho Democratic
nominee for the Legislature.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C..

cAHKLorf Il 8, ss apst +; = c i'S;y
took tM1 s place n Wednesday evening whe9, Miss
Bird Cross, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
6, B. Cross, OF Crab Orchard -toWnship,
became the bride of Mr., " nanks ,! Rlsu,
o oeo Shar are , SeiIKnown. The bride IS
complshed and the groom. who Is 20 9
Davidson graduate. is prosperous
.oung farmer. ~, har
Of her friends Monday evening In Prov
Miss Adde Houston, Of Long Creek III,
TIer friends throughout ne S Sma N.Y. w..
rover r. binson, of Fayetteville, for years ears
society editor Of The Observer, Of that
town, Will be associated, after November
ISL With Mrs Nellie Carney yoc Gllm9 n ne In
to'i be established at Pensacola, Fla.
Miss IIelen Brem delightfully."- enter
tanned a number Of her friends Tuesday
morning at her homo in pilw0rth y hon i,a
at cuchre was won by Miss Mary RAM
sey, of Salisbury. 80
house party Of Misses Gertrude and E suas
Kirkpatrick, In Sharon townships: MiSses
Maud and Mary Chaplin. Rock Hill, s. CT;
il, A. Kirkpatrick, Greensboro; W. =.
Nevin and W. M Dunbar, OF AUGUSTA
Ga. % ~ orr,oca az
MISS Aiargeret Wood Thorn, OF Austinvllle
Va. and Mr., John n, Bennet. OF d|ou .,is
Vile, Ky, came in the nature Of q srr-
prise e ths many fri enc n q me oF tho
home Of the bride sfathT. Capt William
i. Thorn. near Austinylle, The bride !, y
a sister Of Mrs, 1atta g, Johpston. of TINS
city and has yIsited Char RIubm @r,Gh Va
ia the guest Of her brothers Mr., George
BrOckenbrough.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Is It false or Is 1t real,
That, In ages more ideal,
was song and you were Sappho: you
were sunbeam, 1 the dew? 5, III
For | long have fclt-the burgcon,
or n passion, vague and virgin
Which you quicken to remembrance o.
~ former life we knew.
Were got, stream when IVES willow?
Was | shell when you were billowY .iS
For your voice has ever echoed through
the hushes of my heart;
Andsit seems. as behold you.
THAT the very air foretold YOU. a,t#
BY the fragrance which. IN welcome. al
the budding boughs lmpart.
But at last I stand beside you,
And the fate which long denied you
Yields, In rccompcnsc. n dcarcr ncarnn-
nation than ms dream; 88
What sought to what you are, Love,
Was az twilight 10 the star, Love,
gffAs the languor Is to summer, as the
murmur to the stream.
And since age on age has persisted
But 10 bring the soul cherished
Wherein though, and feeling blended,
are as petal and perfume,
Let us linger here forever.
Where the pride OF all endeavor,
Is u fcrvor which TO passion Is as glamorS
unto gloom. "a
Yet II Fate reserves It's malice,
But to break the lifted chnllce,
Let me mingc with the elements, whera
once ! was a part:
Then, on some slpcrnal morning.
Which your beauty ls adjoining. 4. n
AS Il dewdrop In Il lily, | may nestle
in your heart.
Horace r. scuddcrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs, James S. Moore. Messrs.
Mimic and Louise Moore. Masters James
Stanton, Jr., and maid. returned home
to-day after delightful summer spent
ait Otterburn Springs
Misses Julia and Margaret Omohundro,
of Home Place, are visiting friends ut
Farnworth, Cumberland county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

nesboro, have returned to their home'
No. 1917 Floyd Avenue.
Mrs Edward IIatton and son. Covlng-
ton have returned home after spending
the month Of August enjoying the noun
tain breczes of Mount Airy, Nc. While
there they were the guests Of Mrs. 9. a..
Bailey and family.
Miss Fannie Van Wort has returned to
the city after spending month at
northern resorts.S3
Mrs William Haley, Of Portsmouth,
Va. accompanied by her son, Master
Robert, was visiting Mrs. O'Conpor in
richmond and left last week for her
rhme.
Mr.. James Herbert Russell Of Wash
ington, D. n c., who has been In Rich
lmond for two months, making researches
for the Carnegie Historical Society, left
Saturday to return retr e washington
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Moon will be
with Miss Pltzer at No lilo East FRANK fn
lin Street.
NLrs. Urquhart and the Misses Urauhart
will return from Hot Springs, Tuesday.
Dr.. John avAson. who returned 70
Richmond from abroad last week, mad a
delightful automobile tour with DR.. DUEL
Of New York, through lEngand ana
France. 81
DR.. Murat Willis, after paying a short
visit to Orange and the Theological
Seminary in Fairfax county, will spend
IN 81
Richmond about the first of October. IA
Mrs. ". Ben, Palmer. who has been
in the Sapphire Country of North Caro-
lima for several weeks, is now the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Frank Male. ~
iaapden. .55 n
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carter Nelson will
return to Richmond and be at No. 1l5
East Franklin8str for the winter.
Mrs. S. Logan will spend September
with relatives 8 AT X Somerset, Va
Miss Josephine IL. Tlnslcy returned
Tuesday, after a delightful trip Of eight
weeks to Virginia Hot Springs. She Is
much improved In health,
Mrs. G. w. B. Crawford and SON.,
Earle, Of No. 1893 Floyd Avenue, and
Mr.. w. +. Crawford and wife and sons,
Carlyle and Richmond leave to-day for
| Greeley, Col, to attend the family re-
union Of the Crawford family. I'm
Misses Mamie and Annie Mclaughlin.
who are visiting relatives and friends
! in Roanoke. will return homo next week.
Miss Leone Ivey Coleman has returned
| after delightful visit Of five weeks to
| kentucky and Tennessee 5s.
Misses Nlcia, Ressie and Minnie Wal,
| ters and Miss Nellie Gardner. of South
Pine Street and Miss Ruby Priddy, Of
South Laurel Street. left Friday after
noon for Atlantic City Philadelphia and
| Baltimore.
Mrs J. s. Moore and Mrs. Cottrell. nc
companied by Miss Jennie Gary, will
leave tonight for months stay In
Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Moore. Nlessrs.
Mimic and louise Moore. Masters James
| Stanton Jr and maid, returned home
| to-day, after n delightful summer spent
ait Otterburn Springs.
| Misses Julia and Margaret Omohundro,
| of Homo Place, are visiting friends ut
Farnworth, Cumberland county.
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day for Norfolk after a two weeks visit
to Miss Ruth Harrison at Wayerly. a.
Her friends regret to see her leave.
Miss Grace DcKaTb Egglcston is spend
Ing the month Of September on Lake
George, n. Y.
Miss Emma sizer, Of No. 10 South
Morris Street has just returned from
n pleasant visit to her aunt. Mrs. Ardent
Howell. of GwathmeS. Va. Her sister,
Miss Corinne Sizer, has left for the home
Of her aunt at Gwathmey.
Mrs. and Miss Emma slzer will leave
for Washington, Baltimore and other
northern cities next Tuesday Their trip
will extend over two or three weeks.
Yesterday Miss Mary Wesson. to the
great pleasure OF many. arrived IN this
city. Next week. She will go to Ashebelle,
Winona and other delightful resorts. IN
THE Land Of the Sky"
Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. FinIay Dickinson was one Of last
:
terrified Cottage. Virginia Beach. 81.
The Atlanta Journal Of August 27th
says: Miss Forbes. of Richmond, Va. VINO
arrived last week to visit Miss EnSllsh,
has been layishly entertained at rouh1
\ of dinners and teas and small br.dse
parties This week there Will De even
more affairs for the attractive Vlrslni MA
belle. Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. James
~ in GUESTS
at bridge at her Peacht.ee home. the
game will be played indoors. followed
by a tea on the porch overlooking the
Italian garden.
Miss Forbes Is an unusually pretty. girl,
with dark brown hair and the bluest
OF eyes. She has recently entertained
Miss English at a large house parry
given In her country place, "Montebella,
in Eon Air near Richmond.
Miss Kate Buford is visiting Mrs. Clar-
ence Manly in Charlotte. n. c.
Richmond guests at a FriSay evening
german recently given in Raleigh, n, c.,
Include Miss Halle Dickinson, Mr.. j..
A. Parker and Mr.. r. Tayloe. MISS
Louise Dixon, Of Dlxondale, Va, was
among the dancers.
Mrs. Beverly 7. Crump Mr.. William
Crump accompanied by Mrs. Tayloe,
Will return to Richmond from Mt. Airy, :
the tTayloe home, in Richmond county.
this week. The. Misses Crump will re-
main at Mt. Airy until the middle OF
September,
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Bennett, of Ash
land, Va, are at home, after q trip
to Europe. Mrs. I. n. Vaughan. Miss
Halle Vaughan, Messrs. T. n, G. P. and
Walton Vaughan, of Ashland. Va, have
also returned.
Miss Jessie Warriner, who has teen
the guest Of friends In Richmond, has
returned to her home. at Jetersville, Va.
MI. Julian Fox. of New York, whose
marriage to Miss Elizabeth Owens will
be celebrated at ,Wakefieli Va. next
Wednesday, is visiting relatives in Han
over.
DR.. and Mrs John Pollard and Miss
Susie Pollard are visiting the family OF
Mr.. Q. p, smoot, in Rowling Green,
Caroline county
Miss Daisy and Miss Sara Chamber
layns arc back from visit to Bowling
Green.
Senator and Mrs. Thomas S. Martin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
HOMECOMING HAS SET IN
Those Who Have Sought Rest
and Recreation Are Flock
ing l1oneward.
Trovato.

Trovato.
Is it but the idle fancy
OF d 7nocking nccloninncy,
That together, leaf and blossom. by Il e
Indus once we grew;
And that lafE came, or Omar,
"A re imprison the aroma,
In some llalf-remcTlbcrcd measure which.
has rhythmed mo to you?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
WYTHEVILLE, VA.

(specialto Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
WYTHEV1LLE, VA, September 2-On
Tuesday evening the ladies Of ST. Johns
Episcopal Church gave q Japanese tea
at tho rectory for the benefit Of the
organ fund. The tea WAS largely at
tended and handsome sum realized.
Among the attractive features OF the
evening were recitat!ons by Mr.. Charles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Lanes Plurality.

Especial to The Times Dispatch) 8tf
& PORT HAYWOOD. VA, September 81
In the recent Democratic primary Mr.
G.. 4. r. Lane received for the House
of Delegates 4s3 votes In Mathews cpl,tl-9a
ty MS against % for both of his oppo-s
nents, making his majority In thead1s-f
trlct $50. Instead OF 176. as enormously
published.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03

Z M u, VIII TAKE pIdGe ~ oa'e', 80 " -
the head OF the English department In
(, Holland, late president Of Newberry Col
& st, Marks Lutheran Church, Charlotte,
connection and belongs to one Of the most most
c,,,,av
a ., t'nJoSi 80 ~
AIDE Aipeil i1 e c''i'SS
Mr. Thomas r.. Moore. Of this city, Is
cd Mrs, Dollle p. 35Vedder, Of Fairfax
county. Miss Laura S Monroe IS the
principal leeatee. At her death the
estate, in which she has life interest
Is to be made into a fund called the
"Veddcr Memorial" and the income lis
Ing therefrom to be used in keeping the
1Satrfar cenoterv ~ pood condition-ttc
{ fund to 4 f,. nut into the hands Of re-
sponsibe persons chosen by the court
because. as Mrs Veddcr writes in her
Will, "as ali my dear Fairfax people will
feel Interested in THIS, because all have
loved ones on the HILL"
NJ rh,,,e, p Robertson and Miss
Amelia Robertson Of Norfolk, Va, are
visitinr Richmond friends.
B ~ MI $3.50.
Z Miss Louise Herbert has returned from
Va
4aF4# ~ ~.
Miss Lucy Trueheart'' has returned 10
Amelia accompanied by her cousins, the
1850
Iic,,tenant Villa =, "a j, Anderson. init
cd states Engineers, land Mrs. Ander-
SA,torrev-Gnnar,, ana SAfrs Ander ~, IN
Ia,inr. ~. - = - - m Z
E - 80 -. #
THE Northern Neck News of FRIDAY
saws: "The Rev. LIKE M. White ara Mrs
White arrived al WARSAW re stcrday and
are guests, of Mrs Agnes Barron Mrs.
White was, before her marriage Miss
Jane Tucker daughter Of the Rev. and
"
Cards art out for the wedding Of Miss
Carolyn Margaret Carter daughter OF
county, 10 James Monroe Ponder,Tof Bal.
timore, s.the wedding to be celebr ted in
Mrs G. c. Maun, Mrs. Jones and the
Rev. Lee G. Crutchf1eld, OF this city. At
home of Mr.. and Mrs, C. Conway Baker,
Of Montross, Va.
iaFai
sisters, and Mrs. Catherine Anderson IS
visiting. her cousin, Mrs Holman fln' n. at
Shelfar, Va.
home In Danvillc. Va, after a pleasant
visit to Richmond friends.
Nrs Walker Lee GOddtn Announcing ttHH
engagement OF their usnter. MIS- ~ 10y
Agustlan Goaultl " W 49, =. .,i ~.
! erick hanover ~ :. n con.a n,her
place on, lnursuaS 49, 'hon,n ~ tha
istn, q. ".,u ~. e15 ,wnntv.sixth
nrloe.e'e N,a,,,a ~ Nows
7 -
,a M.Ss ~, are spendinr, some time with
Me- sn,,1av at Houston Va.
80
r. p. Chiles. of Louisa, Va.
|
Mr.. and Mrs. John rlun.er are vls't Nm
William Kean, OF Louisa county.
| Ea4
Miss BESSIE ~. JaGA7 N,an1 g, 1o,n.
Vile.
,,,,o,
Mrs tMontWIle m,., 9 r - stou.,rt In IN
Prom q WISH 70 ~ y y
MOTORS ''. rs
,u., Na,,,a " Fellows has returned
,.a n'sS da1ishtfnl two months visit to
Nh M v,n,.1 and Atlantic city,
~"
,,o,a,,a, "a tbe convention OF tho
ohi,eu 20, iI -, San francisco, cal, october
~ 1ne'u - nol,mastod TO communicate at
once With Mrs. w. r. Vawter, Highland
l,aFN' Maln''' Va in order TO secure pull
Oll4SVilo'H' ''''' y = ITI'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-03
Early Autumn Season.

September marks the opening OF the
early autumn season. when many who
have been spending the midsummer
months out OF town Will return to set
their houses in order, and put In motion
the social machinery that will come into
full play bS October. when the Rich
mond Horse Show will bring together the
beauty and fashion Of Richmond
Everything promises we'll for the fu-
turc. The Academy of Music. under ~
present management, has many attrac-
lions to present Richmond hostesscs
Will vie with each other in .ztilc num-
Der and beauty OF Horse Show entertain
ments The approaching completion c.
the bat,leship Virginia, now In the dock
yards at Newport News, brings nearer
the pretty ceremonial attendant upon
Tho presentation to the ship by the Fir-
ginia Colonial Danes OF handsome
piece OF silver.
The annual State convention of The
United Daughters OF the Confederacy, u
be held this autumn In Richmond, will
he Invested with great interest, as the
business sessions Will be preceded BY a
meeting OF the board Of directors of the
Jefferson Davis Monument Association
md the laying OF the cornerstone of'thel
monument with appropriate ceremonies.
a little later and the annual game of
foot hall at Thanksgiving will be at
tended BY delightful round OF llinch-
cons. drag and tally-ho parties. and fin
ished up by the Thanksgiving ball, with
the "debutante's figure as its greatest
attraction.
Already an+ang tho patriotic, historic
and philanthropIc societies Of women
there Is an awakening thrill. indicative
of a winter of energetic work. The fact
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-01
WEATHER REPORT

Record at the local office OF the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
at a, m. today
Barometer reading at a. mo- 1858
inches. Temperature at a. m, 20 de-
grees; maximum 81, minimum, 49,;
mean, Is, which is 10 degrees below nor
NAL.
Deficiency of the daily mean tenn
perature since the first of the month,
10 degrees.
Excess of daily mean temperature
since Jan. /. 1876 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since Jan.
/, ,3S inch,
FORECASTS TILL 8 p, NJ. SUNDAY.
Local forecasts for Salt Lake city
and vicinity:
Fair and warmer tonight and SUM-
day.
Utah forecast taken at Denver.
Colo):
Fair and warmer tonight and Sun
day,
For Wyoming:
Fair tonight and Sunday except
showers south portion tonight; warmer.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
TIE barometer Is highest over the
north Pacific states, northern plateau
lake region Ohio valley and Tennessee;
and lowest over the southern Rocky
mountain slope and British northwest
territory.
The temperature changes we're gem
orally moderate and unlmportant.
r. J. HYATT
Local Forecaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-01

Lake today and win remain hero for
several days probably delivering ono
or two lectures upon subjects connected
with the consumptive home, and one
lecture upon the assassination OF Presi-
dent Lincoln. OF which he was an eye
witness.
WORKS FOR CONSERVATIVES.
DR.. Bancroft IL a typical Kansas out
put, standing several inches over six
feet, and aggresslvely interested in
some new phase OF reform and charity
work He has been engaged In phil
anthropio work for over 20 years. His
first big venture was the establishment
OF the Bancroft tabernacle In Kansas
City. Here for nearly 10 years he main
tanned home for homeless children,
keeping always on hand n supply OF
clothing and food. for all who might APP
ply, The institution was burned in 1891
and DR. Bancroft then came west to
Colorado, where he noticed the large
number OF consumptiyes struggling for
q living against adverse circumstances,
At Salida ne found a town OF people
most of whom had come there original
ly with consumption, or to accompany
some consumptive remedy. Hundreds
OF these people he had found were cured
by the climatic conditions, and II was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-01
hnI nulnnrtnn Observation-Disclosures

ehHS ~ Nv ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bbb
The county clerk issued marriage H.
censes during the past week to the fol-
lowing couples,
c. W. Smith, Salt Lake; Lillian Fea-
therston Salt Lake.
j, j. Ryan, Albany, N. Y; Mary ~.
Paxman Salt Lake.
j, II. Howell, Denver, Colo; Margar-
ct Bastable, Denver. Colo.
II, l.. Ferguson, Murray; Mary ID.
Freeman, Murray,
7, A. Hodge, Salt Lake; Mary II.
Glaque, Salt Lake.
Chris Anderson, Callente New, Fans
ME Harmon, Mil Creek, Utah.
A. A. Nordquist Salt Lake; Ida y.
Evans Salt Lake.
n, e. Miller. Salt Lake; Elizabeth A.
Dixon, Salt Lake.
j. II, Roberts, Salt Lake; Hattie T.
Peterson Salt Lake.
G, NJ, Waoaster, Lehl; Mary l..
Smith, Taylorsville.
Ernest II. Scollleld and Mamie NJ.
Flint, both OF Kaysyille.
Leo l.. Bondurant and Grace $. Rich
ardson, both Of Salt Lake City
Hiram S. Pipkin and Carrie Flora,
both OF Salt Lake City.
Ernest Codell, Sandy; Laura Hard
castle, Sandy
Roy Wagstaff, Salt Lake; Margaret
Stewart, Salt Lake.
Benjamin Potts Salt Lake; Ellen
Fawson, Salt Lake.
Adolphus Ellis Bountiful; Eva Helen
Saunders, Bountiful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-01

from this that he conceived the idea
Of a free home for consumptives az
Salida He followed the idea by the
purchase OF the G. b. Coffin ranch,
mile from the railroad station, with
residence upon Il large enough TO ac-
commodate a small number OF patients.
lie then went on a lecturlng tour
through Kansas, Missouri and neigh
bornig states whore his former work
had been, and where he was known,
and raised enough money 10 partly
equip the residence, and to establish
the home His western trip Is now
undertaken IN tho hope OF further I'M
anoing the establishment. He wants
now 10 erect a number OF cottages upon
the farm. Once established he plans
to make Il self supporting by the Yield
Of a large orchard upon lt, and poul-
try farm, which he intends to establish,
GREAT WHITE PLAGUE
This Is the first practical move" he
declared 20 tho News today, towards
wiping out the great white plague
Dr. Bancroft carries with him certln-
cate signed by number OF residents
OF Sallda. testifyng to their cure from
climatic conditions solely, The home Is
not intended to be hospital. but 70
NlNt OuAuRNI treatment ihA h'A1f NiiA
will accept conepnptives only In the
first and second stages
SAW LINCOLN KILLED.
Dr. Bancroft carries with him a
unique souvenir OF the tragic event
which terminated the life Of President
Lincoln. 1t Is a photograph OF Il pro-
gram OF Fords theater on the evening
OF the assassination on which
were drops OF blood which fell
from the dying president as
he was carried out OF the build
ing The original program Or. Ban
croft presented TO the Kansas Histor-
teal society, and It's genuineness IL GER
titled to by Judge Of the Kansas SUI
preme court, who Is a friend OF DR.
Bancroft and states that ne WAS shown
the original many years ago, soon after
the dire tragedy The events IN Kan
sas connected with John Browns in
surrection, with which Or, Bancroft
was associated and the final death OF
Lincoln I'm the theater are made the
subject Of n lecture which he hopes
VIII bring IN funds for the new home,
After leaving Salt Lake Dr. Ban
croft win 10 TO Portland TO remain
during the fair, He Is stopping at The
Halls on State street. The dates Of his
| lectures will be announced upon the
completion Of arrangements for them.