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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

S5t !Ss (By "a Associated Press.)
eST.SPETERsBURG, Mar 4 30----2 80 iAs{ M NJ;
Another duel between the opposing armies
In Manchuria may be on the programme
for the coming week. .3@S5 III he Russians ac-ss
scording to the Associat ted Press zHarbt
correspondent are now strongi tort fy-3gs
Ing their positions at siplng hal, q galnstSt
which the Japan ese are reported to- be-
I gathering in force. .A bord der Of twenty
miles Of del atabl ground still remains
tbetwean the two 8armies over VII the
Japanese prob bly, VIII ssno 7 nd vance IN
It'll they arc ready to at tack. IN IA
Equally imp rtan t Is the ila@s
column OF Japanese Is rloL.ln aga inst
Kirln, perhaps wit tn I he OBJ ject of turn
& ing the position eastward and striking
at the Vladivostok k line OF communic 81
tion with the double purpose 4 OF aisolnt-
Sing the fortress and sepnra ting Gencr:lIZ
Linevitcll's army from a valuable base
OF supplies. the Usslrl District.
Advance on Kirin.
" M There has been no 81 gzting Soft't
inportance lately Reconn distances ea-s
tablish the fact that a the Japanese are
gathering in heavy force twenty miles
south OF Sipinghai eVl Identity intending
to attack the Russian position at Siping-s
hal. The Russians are strongly forttfy-
ling there and nppa rent " expect to make
a stand, The country be tween Is COM
f fparntiyely clear OF Japanese. s8I 3
The Japanese are approaching Kirin5
threatening, communication In the Ussuri9
District. Ssi' J sss S5 5ysi JF
Il heI number Of Chinese bandit Is con-;
stantly nugmenting Chinese continued
TO report that Field Marshal Oyama has
issued proclnmations fixing the date Of
Sthe occupation Of IIarbln MS April 4 th..3s5
but this prediction. II actual i Is appar-S
emily improbable Of fultiiiment. Al
Evacuate Railroad Sta ton. Il ,5s
Il March PA telegram from Gunshua
Pass, dated March 2sth says the Russians
have evacuated the railroad station at
Chaoumlaodzi. forty miles below Gunshus
Pass, and that the il panesr, are dyanc-s
Ing. VI tsst 5fs
Chief OF Staff larkeyitch $ elegraphsY
from the front to-day that no change
has taken place 4 IN the position Of the
armies. q S4g NJ IA
Russian sharpshooters on March e6th.
were in conflict with a force of Jap
anese infantry and cavalry at klouan-6
chilne 4; 81 ss$ g5a 5 ~ lflIss5
The chief General Line
Witch, has Inspected the second army and
found the troops to be Il III excellent
spirits. s}s II " IA NJ isB STi3 83 sf4g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
Miner, Killed.

HINTON, ,55 W. VA. March 2s,.M. p,
Cod Company, at Raleigh, was killed
to-day by failing slate, T., G. csrnett,
Who was working with him, escaped un'n..
jured, Nancy was g former resident OF
Abingdon, VA, to which place the renal "A
VIII be sent for burial, M l3s M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
F|RST9BRUSHIO
HISTORIC [ ] | ! { SOIL 0 |.
Montague and Martin. \
May Lock Horns at
Spotsylvania.
COVERING
TO OPEN THERE
If Senator Is on Hand the Exec
utive Will Speak and May
Challenge the Former to
Joint Discussion-A
Great Crowd
Expected.

ef1 n 4 NJ IS H 1
Next Monday may turn out to be the
most exciting and interesting day IN In
spotsylyania' county since the Civil War.
for II Is not altogether Unlikely that on
that historic soil Governor Montague and
Senator Martin may measure swords; In
their initial battle for the Democratic
i nomination for the seat now held In the
United States Senate by the latter. 81
i Governor Montague last night author
%ized the statement that he would ttend.
u spotsylyanla court on Monday, and while.
at lis not definitely known that he will
make an address to the voters II may
be stated that he will do so II Senator
Martin lis present. and III the latter event
y It is very probable that the Governor.
will offer tile Senator a formal challenge
to meet him Iii join debate. s$s 5 s
E3I II II. shall develop that these two
8 leaders will lock horns before the people
i OF this old + coNnty a great time may pc
& expected. for In almost every section OF
5Sthe State. the lines arc already tightly
drawn between the actions 5of the party
B OF which they are the respective leaders
Governor Will Go. NJ
IN There is no doubt as to- Governor
(. .Montague's intention to 5atten lie VIII VIII
Il #lcayc here on an early train Monday
& morning for fredericksburg, and VIII
drive across tie country to the quaint
old court house, distanceEof some eight
u or ten miles, and at least shake hands
II With the voters. s{$;, n sl5 n,
The Governor will return here Monday
night, and leave for tendance upon the
Il Circuit Court 5of York Tuesday morning.
This will be his first canlpai Ign trip out
Il in the State. and will. to Sall intents and
purposes. mark the real opening, a Of what
promises to be the great test stump cam
yass IN Virgfnia since the days Of y enry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
New Constitution for Transyaal

~ u. (By AssocIatod Press.) n III.
385 LONDON. March Pa new Cpnstitu-
tion for the TransYaal has just been Sign
I ed In London, md Will shortly he pre-
sented TO PARLIAMENT for lts dell6era-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
AGAINST Z PACKERS.
Meat Sold in Kentucky Said to
Have Been Doctored.

Especial to The Times-D -Dispatcl.) "a
LEXINGTON, KY March 29-Com-
plants shat meats prepared with injuTi-
Gus antIreptics are being sold In sever al
large cities ofaths State, especially Louis
vile, Covington and this CITY, have
brought the matter to the attention OF
r. NJ. Allen, secretary of the National
Pure Food Department. Collections ot
the meats have been put throughEthe tost
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VIII Come {: Shortly.

Matters, may TAX g a. turn on Monday
which will lead up to an opror tunity for for
d Joint debate between Governor AIonta ::
gue and Senator Martin. but from tv ia T
4 IS known of the situation, 1t lis believed
that this stage Y Of the canvass will not
y be long deferred. and thas3 before many
weeks the voters will know whether to-
I expect personal meetings between t.-
4 leaders or speeches by them not in Joint
y d. bate. t !5s3N N NJ
Senator Martin has been earnestly a.
work since the adtournmentsOfsC Congress.
gslIc has been In tho section where the
i Governor will go on Monday. having con-
fcrred with his friends ut Stafford Court
house Just before Congress adjourned.
Since then he has been In tho Southwest,
I'm Staunton and in Norfolk and other
sections OF the State and is understood
to be satisfied with the condition OF his
u organization. s55 la 8.t g5F i55 ii5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

Il It is apparently confirmed that the RUS
Sian second Pacific squadron, commands
Nossi. an island off the northwest coast
of NEadagascar, about March 18th, and II.
f the warships steamed Very slowly they
nv tha staa 1ner Dart now at Durham. .G
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
5Oyalna Now Threatening Line
vitch's Communications With
Base in Ussuri District.
.RUM0RED i H c CZAR q. 81
TRIED no KILL HIMSELF
Sensational But BUnconti ntirned Re
port That Emp peror ! ], icholas
Made Attempt Is Commit
Suicide and injured Him
self in Hand w. tempt
Frustrated by M other. ~
fpv A ssooia.ted I Press.

VII NJ (By Il Associated Press y VA sSi
.!35s5 PARIS, lar, ao.--An y uncor,firmed
i rumor from st. Petersbura is put.
sIIsted here thIs n ornlng 20 the effect
that Emperor N icholas i, ade an 3at N; 4;
tempt to commit suicide and wound,
ed himself Il the b and. Il he run,or q nor
further said that the Empe rur's Dc rs -s
slsn was frustrated BY the lnterven .S
tion Of Ills mother, the Empress 4
a fDowaoer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
DelcasSsse at Work.

There as authority for the statement
that France is diligently striving to- end.
the war, and for six weeks pa ct negotia-S
tions : Of; i the most cont tidenti tial character,
have been III progress between Paris and
st etersbtrg. Even diplomats Of the
rank have fai led to obtain from
NJ Delcasse, the French foreign mister,
the results Of these negotia tions, but II
can be announced on the eSsame authority;
that Count Lamsdorff, I, the Russian min
lister for foreign aft airs, has within a.
week admitted that he had In q general
way outlined TO NJ. D 9 lcasse the general
terms q long which ys Russia mig e con-
sent to- consider peace. I5 g535
tAdWices from Europe K tell Of the fear
prevalent there Russian quarters that
the activities Of Lam dorff and $Delc,lsseF
are directed toward all international con-
ferencesto abe held In some neutral F,u uro-s
pear capl tai Ri such Sns Stockhol I'M. Svhnrpe re-
pea CO negotiations mi ghtE be conductcd.s
| IT. IS said that this move has. In & a.
measure, been blocked by the refusal ef
Japan 81 to give any ndication as to- the
peace terms she would accept until posi- z
lively assured In the name Of the Gear
himself, that Russia Is prepared to ne,
gotiate in8 good faith for peace. ..sS$s Not
only does Japan insist upon this asslll-a II
ance, II but she prefers to negotiate oil
rectly with st. Petersburg. II " =
WitlIgthe United States, Germany aid
Japan opposed toi#an international con-
ference to end tho war. tho belle Is
strong In III Washington that successful
neace negotiation will da to from the day
ST. 8P etcrsburg communicates with TOXIC
direct. The Washington government Is
constantly watching for tho opportunity
to assist Russia and Japanin getting into
diplomatic @cornmunica ton Thus would
MI international conference be avoided
and the United States would be In bet.
ter position to insist upon the mainte.-5
nance Of the Integrity and administrative
entity OF China, No negotiations inyoly-3
Ing an attack upon this principle can bo
acauiesced In by the u United States.
!sag3yiftf rII4 rla aJN4A--lrlIHrs2g ~ Sa!3 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
FLEET SIGHTED.
(BY, Associated Press l!

(By Associated Press.) VI n!
DuKBAN, 3l NATAL. March 2D.--The5
British steamship Dart, which arrived
here to-day from Rangoon, February 2Sth.
reports having passed. March l9th.9 thirty
wnrships and fourteen. tcollicrs steamings
eastward go miles northeast of the Island
of Madara soar ;t.5t t&4st4t RI u i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30
.IR'.Ul.ssIA's ATTITUDE.

(By Associated Press.)
s3y ST, PETERSBURG. Mar, 29,-The AS
ISOLATED Press is In position to announce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-30

Tec-Dec w 4 II I Ad.
will reach ali tile
buying public of vir-
ginia. Just try ono
as a test. N,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
CITY COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
Adjourned Session Will Be Held at
Which Work on the New Ordi-
nances Will Be Done.

The city council meets tonight in
adjourned session. The principal bus
mess TO be taken up is the compila-
ton of the new book of ordinances
that is to be published as soon as the
material can be compiled and prepar-
ed The council will probably also
pass on the question of allowing the
Dixie Carnival Company the nse of
the streets for a carnival the first
week in April, Mr.. Davis. the repre-
sentative CT the company, being ex-
pected to lay his request before the
city fathers tonight He offers 10 give
per cent of the receipts to the city
fire department
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24

Washington. Mar. 24.--Minister
Bowen cables the state department
today from Caracas that President
Castro has fatty refused to arbitrate
the pending issues between Venezu-
ella and the United States.
The administration will take no
action in regard to the reply which
President Castro of Venezuela made
to Minister Bowen. The matter was
fully discussed at the cabinet meet
ing today. and it was determined to
await developments. The situation is
considered such as to not necessarily
interfere with the departure of the
President on his Southwestern trip.
The cabinet today also discussed
the situation in Santo Domingo. and
IL was the general opinion that moth
ing there warrants any change in
the present method of procedure. An
agent of the United States will make
Investigations for the purpose of OBJ
tanning information asked for by the
Senate.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24

seen on the stage of the Metropolitan
Opera House this afternoon. They
were the participants in a perform
ance given for the benefit of Joseph
Holland, the actor. who by reason
of physical disability. is incapacita-
TED for further stage work
All the seats in the theatre were
sold several days ago, and it is ex-
pected that the net profit to Mr.. Hol-
land will aggregate $4,000. All OF
those who took part in the perform
ance voluntarily contributed their
services. The Lambs Club and the
Players Club each paid 81 900 for
single seats, while leading members
of the profession and admirers OF
Mr.. Holland in the outside world paid
fabulous prices for boxes and seats
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24

Thought" There was a large crowd
in attendance and a great many peo-
pie followed the remains to the South
Side cemetery. where the remains
were laid to rest
The pail bearers were all Masons.
as follows: E. A Cahoon, John w.
Poe, ]. F. Hinkle. Charles Ballard, j.
Smith Lea and R. NJ. Parsons.
Many beautiful floral offerings were
brought as tokens of the love and es-
TEEN for the decendent, by her clos
est friends.
The body of the departed arrived
in Roswell last night, coming from
Denver. where her death occurred.
The body was accompanied by the
husband. John c. Peck. A large num-
ber of Eagles and a goodly number
of persons met Mr.. Peck and the
body at the station, showing their
and willingness to do any
thing in their power for him in his
time of sorrow.
Mrs. Peck was a noble Christian
woman. loved by all who knew her,
and her death is deeply regretted by
a host of people. All extend sympa-
thy to the husband and children.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
a BIG HOME NURSERY.
To Be- Started at Roswell This Spring.
Forty Acre Tract Bought.

ForIy Acre tract 6OuQnt.
Roswell is to have another enter
prise that is larger than it will seem
at first thought, in the way of a big
home nursery. The land has been
bought. the trees are now on the way
and will be set out at once 1t is a
sure Go" and is to be a reality i'm
mediately y
r.. F. Cruise, of Paris, Texas, is the
man who is to open the nursery He
and his family have moved here and
are l45w living in South Roswell
aIr. Cruise has bought forty acres of
Hondo land adjoining Roswell from
w. G. Burrus and now has several
hundred thousand CRAFTS. cuttings
and plants on the road. coming from
different points in Texas They Will
arrive in a few days and will be set
ont at once TO have them ready for
faH delivery
Mr.. Cruise is highly recommended
as a thorough and up-to-date nursery
man. having been connected with the
Texas Nursery Co. in the principal
cities of northern Texas, which com
pany is one of the largest in the Uni
ted States. Mr.. Cruise was associated
with President Kirkpatrick. of the
National Nurserymen's Association
of the United States in the Texas
Company.
The owner of the new enterprise
is well up in all matters pertaining
to the growing and pruning Of orch
ards and will gratuitously give any
information in that line to any of the
farmers of the Valley. Mr.. Cruise is
an expert in telling the names. kinds
and classes of trees, and will guaran-
tee his trees to be true to name.
A home nursery for Roswell will
be great advantage in many ways
that the farmers will appreciate.
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Papers Supporting Peace.

ST Petersburg. Mar. 24.!The pap
ers are supporting the campaign for
peace, and are beginning 10 point
quite openly to the history of in
trigues in the Far East for the pro
lection of private interests, devoting
especial attention TO NJ. Bezobrazoff' 5
connection with the Yalu timber con-
cession. The publications include Sc
cret memoranda of General Kuropat-
kin pointing out that that war would
be inevitable if the Russian interests
were extended in Korea.
The necessity for increased taxa
ton to meet the expenses of the wav
is recognized, and the minister OF fin
ance has submitted projects TO the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24

". NJ. Reed. district engineer. B. NJ.
Hall. supervising engineer. and w.
H. Sanders. consulting engineer. who
have been holding a two days board
meeting here in regard to the work
of the Reclamation Service in this
section. left last night for Carlsbad
where they will continue their labor
in this line.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
VICTIM OF INJUSTICE
Woman Arrested at Colorado Springs
Said to Be Persecuted.-Her Alter
ney Admits He May Marry Her
One Day.-A Complicated Case.

New York, Mar. 24.-Tmportan1 ev-
idence is said to have been adduced
in the so-called beef trust inveStiga
ton now in progress here in conjunc-
ton with that before the Federal
grand jury in Chicago. Six witnesses
were examined five of whom were
former employees of the packing com
panies. Joel NJ. Marx. who is assccia-
ted with District Attorney Burnett
in the investigation said that while
close any OF the details of the inve:s-
tigation, he was free to state that
the results of Tuesdays work would
be exceedingly satisfactory.
Colorado Springs. Colo. Mar. a.
E w Hooker. the youthful attorney
of Center. Texas, who arrived yester-
day afternoon with the intention of
meeting Mrs. Edith L. Smedley, the
woman arrested her on a charge of
ambezZ' ement near Lincoln. Nebras-
ka, admitted that he expected to mar
ry Mrs. Smedley at some time. He
said this morning that he believed
Mrs Smedley was the victim of a
great injustice. Mrs. Smedley is ac-
cused of getting ST 900 from Joseph
Wells, of Lincoln to secure a divorce
from her husband. with the promise
that she would marry Wells. Her hus-
band is Scott SmedIey, a business
man of Denver, and he has been ar
rested as an accessory. 1t is not now
known whether Hooker had advanced
any money to the woman, but he eX-
pressed confidence in her today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
Families Leaving Harbin.

Gunshu Pass. Mar. 24.-Women
and children are reported TO be leav-
ing Harbin. and the business houses
are closing. The stationary hospitals
are being moved back and the entire
railroad east and south of Tsitsihar
is being prepared for the next stage
of the war. The conviction exists
that General KurOki is now moving
towards the northeast for the invest
ment of Vladivostock. changing his
base for that purpose TO Gensata.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
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2 IN THE SOCIAL WORLD. 3
2 2 :, 2 p = g 2 g 3 9, g = = = :

Mrs. Ike Gronski entertained a
few friends at cards at her home at
304 Pennsylvania avenue Tuesday
evening.
The Independent Club will not
meet until April II, which is three
weeks from last Wednesday. A differ
ent announcement was made yester-
day. Mrs. Richard Barnett will be
the hostess.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
He ElatIN Refused.

Willemsted. Island of Curacao,
Mar "a II is announced from Cara
cas-. Venezuela. that President Cas-
tro today replied to Minister Bowen's
final proposition for arbitration. de-
nying that. Venezuela has any ques-
tions pending with the United States,
and saying that the case of the New
York and Bermuda Asphalt Company
must remain in the courts.
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Notice..

In the District Court of Chaves Coun-
ty. New Mexico.
Nellie A. Cockrill, plaintiff. VS.. James
NJ Cockrill. defendant.-Suit No.
653.
The Defendant James NJ. Cockrill
in the above entitled cause. take no
tice that Nellie A. Cockrill. Plaintiff
herein. has brought suit against
you. the said defendant, in the
District Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial District of the Territory
of New Mexico in and for Cha
yes county for an absolute divorce
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between said plaintiff
and said defendant The said plaint-
if, Nellie A Cockrill. charges you.
and failure to support plaintiff. and
that unless you. the said defendant
make and enter your appearance on
or before the Gath day of April. 1905.
judgment will be taken and entered
against you by default.
Plaintiffs attorney. F. Williams
Roswell, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal of of
fee this Bird day of March. 1905.
(SEAL) C. NJ. BIRD.
3-3t4-Fri. Clerk.
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Executors Notice.

Letters testamentary having been
issued to me by the Probate Court of
ecutor of the last will and testament
of Frank III. Lea, deceased; all pers-
ons having claims against the estate
of the said Frank III. Lea are hereby
notified to present same within the
time specified by law. or same will
be disallowed.
LUCIUS DILLS. Executor.
Roswell. n. M. March "a. 1904.
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santo Domingo Affairs.

Berlin. Germany. Mar. 24.!The
foreign office replying to an inquiry
OF the Associated Press as TO whether
the report that Great Britain and Ger
many were pressing Santo Domingo
for settlement was correct, said that
To leave Santo Domingo and her OBJ
legations to foreigners entirely in the
hands of the United States. and that
consequently Germany was not press
ing Santo Domingo for the payment
of the debt due to Germany.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
MORTGAGE OF THREE MILLIONS

Manhattan Trust Company to Fore
close on Rope and Twine Co.
Trenton, N j., Mar. 24.-The Man
haitian Trust Company today filed
bill in the court of chancery to fore
close a mortgage of 3,000.0 900 on the
property of the Standard Rope &
Twine Company, which is now in the
hands of a receiver. 1t is set out that
given to the Manhattan Trust Com
pany. another mortgage for $1,000,
900 was given to the Central Trust
Company.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
win Take Vigorous Measures.

The Hague. Mar. 24.-The Holland
government intends either alone or
in conjunction with other powers ha-
wing differences with Venezuela, to
take vigorous measures to secure the
release of the five Dutch sailors lille
gally Imprisoned for seven months
in that country. It is thought proba-
BILE that in the event of there being
no material change in the situation
in the far east. some of the Neither.
lands warships maintaining neutrali
ty in the Dutch East Indies can be
May.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
Dayton Realty Selling.

The Dayton Townsite Company to-
day sold two lots to Matte NJ Mauk,
two lots to Lizzie Eakin, one lot to
c. d. Cleveland and one lot TO Thorn.
as c. Shoemaker, all of them in Day
ton. N NJ
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24

The following party of Drospectors
came in on the excursion last night
W. S. Bishop, J. w. Rhodes, John Pal
mer Allen Palmer, Theodore Lawson,
E. J. Lawderbaugh and Miss Lawder-
baugh.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-03-24
HODGES SELLS FINE FARM.
Half Section With Well Brings Nine
Thousand Dollars. n. Beck
ham Was the Buyer

John r. Hodges, the former ROs-
well business man who has been loca-
was in the city yesterday, and while
here closed a trade by which he has
sold his 320-acre farm 11a miles
from Artesia to J. H. Beckham. Jr.
for $4,000 The tract has a fine arte-
sian well on it and is ready 10 pro
duce crops for the market.
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County Offices ciose.

sAll of the county offices closed this
afternoon through respect to the late
Mrs. John c. Peck, wife of the asses
sor of Chayes county. The county Of
ficials presented a beautiful floral de-
sign to the memory of the departed
They also attended the funeral in
body.