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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
First Money for Y. NJ. c. \.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Salisbury, n. c.. Jan. 19.-Mr. CT. S.
Lane, treasurer of the building com
mittee of the Spencer Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association, on yes
terday received the first money to-
wards the erection OF the $4,000
building which is TO go IN at that
place. The first remittance was from
Mr.. K. l.. Parham, OF Manchester, Va,
and others are now coming in. The
largest contribution is from the South
en- Railway Company, the officials haV-
ing appropriated $4,000 in cash and a
site worth no less than $1,000, making
a total Gift of $4,000 to the Associa-
ton at Spencer A number of persons
from this place and Spencer, return
ed yesterday from Monroe. Va, where
they attended Il formal opening of the
new association home at that place.
Mr. G. II. Ackert, general manager of
the Southern, was one of the princi-
pal speakers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
Moore Count Heard.

Mr.. Henry A. Page, OF Moore coun-
ty, then spoke for Moore. lie told OF
negroes and lower class whites carry
ing whiskey from Hoffman into Moore
and Of the shame of it. He said
IF the thing were known as the
nuisance 1t really is the vote Cor the
bill would be unanimous. Moore has
no voice in the matter as it stands.
but it cares more for the boys and
men than it does for fine hogs and
cattle and asks that the bill be pass
a1
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
THE BASEBALL SCHEDULE.
Prospects for Good University
Team Are Bright.
(Snecial 10 News and Observer.

Especial to News and Observer
Chapel HILL n c., Jan. 19.-The
prospects for a good baseball team for
the University this spring are bright.
DR.. Robt. Lawson an old University
student and an eX-pitcher on the base
ball team will coach the team this
spring There are enough old men
back and sufficient new material for
the selection of one of the best col
lege teams in the country.
Mr.. H. MGR. Jones, manager of the
team has just completed his schedule
for the team this season, which is q
compliment to the management.
Games have been secured with sew
eral colleges not on any previous
schedule of the University team. The
following are the dates and places:
March 13. Bingham VS.. T. n. c., at
Chapel Hill. March IS, Guilford vs..
I. N. c., at Chapel Hill. March rs,
Oak Ridge VS.. L. n. c.. at Chapel
Hill. March 81, Lafayette VS.. U. n.
c., at Chapel Hill. March %, LaFay-
cite VS.. L. N. c., at Chapel Hill.
March 81, Wake Forest VS.. u. n. C,
at Chapel Hill. April 5, Washington
and Lee VS.. Z. n G at Chapel Hill.
U. n. C..-=at CharfoftesVille, Va.
April 10. St. Johns College VS.. L. N.
C., at Annapolis. MAJ April IA,
Georgetown VS.. u n. c., at Washing
ton. April Is, Navy VS.. T. n. c., at
Annapolis, Md. April 10. Syracuse VS..
L. N. G., at Chapel Hill. April 81,
S. G. College VS. L. n. c., at Chapel
Hill. April %, S. c. College VS. L. n.
c., at Durham. April "a, A & NJ.
VS.. U. n. c., at Raleigh. April %,
st. Johns VS.. Z. n. c., at Chapel Hill.
April 20. A. & NJ VS.. II. n. c.. at
Chapel Hill. May 4, Virginia vs.. U. n.
c., at Chapel Hill. May 5. Virginia
vs. L. n. c.. at Greensboro May 6,
Georgetown VS.. L. n. c., at Norfolk
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
.DINNA We HEAR THE CLANS.
MEN?"

The bill to make Richmond county
dry was unanimously reported after
a hearing by the committee. with the
exception of the vote of Uncle
George" Warburton. He wanted to
vote for it but felt bound by some ex-
pressionS he had made during the
campaign. Five years ago who would
have thought that Richmond would
soon be a dry county? Now Hamlet
will become a prosperous town, its
Industries based upon those things that
make for permanent good.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
ALMOST TEN THOUSAND.

Two hundred and seven new daily
subscribers have been added during
the past week to the subscription list
of THE Old Reliable" as most people
have come to call The News and OBJ
server. The best test of what folks
think of paper is whether they sub
scribe for it. A gentleman in Monroe
this week, in sending his subscription,
said: Il must have The News and
Observer to keep in the fashion.
Everybody is taking it and must
have it, too" That is one fashion that
cannot be too widespread.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
Prohibition Wins.

Mr. McNinch, of Neck enburg, then
moved to report the bill favorably.
The question was put and thunder
of voices from the committee said:
AYE" Then. care the call for the
Noes" and but one voice was heard,
that of Mr.. Warhurton, OF Richmond,
who held himself bound for 4 vote by
the county, but who had said he
wanted to vote for the bill.
Then came a sold volume of ap-
Dlause. The bill had passed the COM
nnttec. Its passage through tila
House and it's enactment into law Was
regarded a S Il certainty.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20

It is just ten years ago that North
Carolina had a Legislature that refused
to adjourn in honor of Lee and did
adjourn in honor of Fred Douglas. the
negro miscegenationist. The statement
of this fact shows the mighty contrast
1895.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
MORNING TONIC.

(Robert z. Lee to His SOM
Hold on to your purity and vlr-
tue. They will proudly sustain you IN
all trials and difficulties. and cheer
YOU in every calamity"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
Mr.. Warburton Explains.

MI Warburton explained his posi-
ton in the matter. 1t was understood
ne said that he was not prohibit
ZIONIST, but he stood square upon the
Democratic platform. Sometimes he
had said by the vote of the people,
other times by the voice, but he meant
the same. and that he meant the vote
of the people. II wish ] could vote
for the BILL" said he, but Uncle
George will stand by his word,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
Robson County Speaks.

Mr.. Stephen Mcintyre, of Robson,
spoke next, saying that he spoke for
the largest county and a solid
prohibition county since 1898.
He held that Robson was suffering
from Hamlet, the Only place between
Wilmington and Marion on the Car
DINA Central road, Shere whiskey
could be bought. He toId of wagon
trade whiskey and jug train whiskey
oVerrunning Robson and creating
great decentralization and misery,
and Of the disgusting sights connected
with the sale of Whiskey at Hamlet
with no relief in sight, but this bill.
Since Robson had been rid of whis-
key it had gone forward in prosperity
and had built up. banks and schools. At
Hamlet ne saw fine nogs and cattle
but let's get rid of whSkey at Ham
let and raise fine me1 and women,
that is the best thing that can be
done"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
Captain Everett's Remarks.

Captain Everett, the author Of the
BILL next spoke. He told of his in
terest in Richmond and or the needs
of the great mass of the people for
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-20
Never. hand

Never hand
Waved sword from stain as free,
Nor purer sword led Drawer band,
Nor drawer bled for a brighter land,
Nor brighter land had cause so grand
Nor Cause q chief like Lee. ;"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

RUPTuE Gre. $loo per bottle.
Endorsed b1 5OOO Physicians. None
Free. Ali ets wanted ~ "
DR.. Nelson Medicine Co., Utica. N. Y.
|6l5.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

Governor N. G.. Blanchard was
in town on Wednesday, the guest
Of Hon. Walter J. Burke, at his
home A number of the prom
inent citizens of this city called
upon the Governor that afternoon.
Later in the evening he drove up
TO st. Martinville to be present
at the closing exercises Of the St.
Martinville High School, on which
occasion he awarded the diplomas
to the graduation class. Hon. w.
J. Burke accompanied the Cover
nor to st Martinville and partici-
nat cd in the school commencement
exercises. The Governor left
lie on Thursday morning on tie
east bound train
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

Through the efforts of Mrs
Kate Chivers, who has circulated
a subscription list among the
members Of the Episcopal Church,
an amount nearly large enough
has been secured to pay for a
water connection with the city
watermains and the water service
for 6 month in advance. This was
a voluntary and self imposed task
and the lady is to be congrstu's
ted upon the success attending her
effort. We feel confident that the
small deficit existing at the time
Of the writing of this article will
be subscribed several times over
possibly before we 60 to press II
was a happy thought that sug'
gested the act and the results will
be brought with great c'mf"'t tt
the worshipers. Situated as tut
church is on the corner Ot two
streets the dust is very disagret
able during dry spells.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17
The Glorious Foruth

The patriotic fremen OF this
city have arranged for the appro-
pirate observance of the "glorlous
fourth, and will celebrate the day
in fitting style. West End Hose
Co., No. 6 and America Fire 10.
No 2, co operating with the iberia
Park Association, have arranged
an elaborate program Of festivities
which promises to make the day
on of interest to old and young
First, will be the Firemen's
Parade, beginning at 1880 a. M
and ending at the Iberia Park
grounds Then follows q "r'ne
cal ching contest on saddle horses
Several prizes arc offered in this
feature.
Five races are scheduled, a
greasy pole contest and a greas!
pig race, together with othe
amusements will follow. Refresh
ments will be sold by the lad.
friends of the companies. IN
DAYS program will conclude with
grand ball at night at the ball Q
America Fire Co. No. 2.
| The Committee of Arrange
ments is composed of the fOllowin
lfiremen: No 6; Q. E. Philips, l.. !
Laperouse, Gus Ordaneaux' l..
Roger, +. ID. Pessan, II. +. He'
peche and Aug. ROge.
| The public ls expected anu
good time will be assured to a
! who attend.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17
ARE YOU Property r,REDs

Have vouA busE wheels rubber
! !!"s%; "ys A. S'i n sss"a I'd:
Factory.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

The Delcambre PrOgnOsticatOl
is expected to make its appearance
this week. Prof. A. NJ. DeIcam.
bre, the principal of the Delcam
bro Academy, will he its editor ana
Mr.. Sidney DeBlanc will have
charge Of the mechanical depart
ment. Prof. Delcambre Is doing
a great work for the advance
ment Of his section, being the
founder Of \ prosperous school
til. re. Now he launches into
journalism, which will afford bin
An excellent vehicle for giving
publicity to the many natural al
vantages of his section and vii
reinforce his effort in further OK
tending the usefulness OF hi
school.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

There was aim. st convention
of Travelling Passenger Agents
of the railroads in this city on
Wednesday. N. D Finch,of the I.
c., of Houston Tex, P.W. Morrow
of the l.. and N, Of Houston;
Homes Smith, Of the Southern, of
Houston; G. b. Magruder, TT.
Worth and ID. c., Of Forth Worth,
Tex were among those VINO were
here.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

romorrow the New Iberia Base
p.li team will cross bats with the
."aner.tte nine. The railroad
Company has announced sptclal
fsrr Of 35ct for the round trip l"r
this occasion
Iud,e j. A. Babin. acting as deputy
.saossor returned this week from
W"aL,s i.Iand where he took the as
ss.sm, nts of the property OUT ''ie'e.
H. ur sented this Office WIN Il ne
.oecims Of salt from the mines on 'he
island.
The Globe, one of our largest airy
GOODS esta blishments, is to he convert
cd into department store.
Mr.. Chas Carstens is home from
school for the vacation.
Mr.. Leon Bienvenve, OF New Orleans
an expert accountant. is here TINS
week engaged auditing the books anu
sccounts of the city, preparatory 10
their transfer to the ADMINISTRATION.
The AS You Like IT, club was very
delirhsfully entertained on Thursday
sheruoon by Mrs. Nina Johnson.
Nr.G.C. Laughlin presented US with
n bag Of beauiiouI plums TINS morn'hg
,,own on trees at his home. One
cluster of II weighed Il ounces.
Mount Carmel Convent and st.
Bofchmsu's School commencement
exercises will take place June 2lst and
22ad, 1t 1901 M.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
Church will give lawn party at Mrs.
Taylor's residence on next Friday eve
ming, June 23rd. from to Top. IN.
Refreshments will be sold. including
Ice cream, cakes and homemade candy,
Admission free. The public is invited.
Mr.. Armand Cousin mas accepted he
cash,ersh,p Of the First National Bank
Of Jeanelette The bank will he
ready to commence business Sept. ls.'
The Steamer F. B. Williams came
up Yesterday afternoon with heavy
drag of timber for one Of our local
mills,
Congressman r. F. Bronssard re.
tsrued yesterday from the Crescent
CITY.
Thursday evening merry boating
party was gotten together for an en-
joyable moonlight ride upon the Techt
The party was composed Of Mesdame'
A. B. Hood and Leonard, Misses Mabe
Birch, Alice, Alma and Amelia Erath
Bertha Berry and Lilly Brupbacher
Aean. Frank Laughlin. Michel Lev!
~ "a. Terrell.
Ri Rev. DAVIS Sessums will id
minister the rite Of Confirmation
u the EPISCOPAL Church on Tues
III 9uso 81 st sp. q.
IA a Y ~ Il
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

1t falls to the lot Of the Iberia
Juniors to save the reputation OF
this city on the base ball diamond.
Last Sunday the Juniors Of this
city visited Erath and played the
club Of that pretentious town.
Our boys had the satisfaction Of
ret lrnlng home with . score OF 3
to 8 in their favor after holly
contested game.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

The Iberia Park Association
has arranged for a grand race
meet here on Sunday. July |, and
on Tuesday July 4. On the for
mer date five interesting races are
scheduled On the latter date,
three races; also, adding interest
to this occasion will be the turn
ing out OF the firemen. Excursions
will be run to this city FROM tie
towns of a wide radius. -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

We acknowledge the courtesy
Of an announcement from Mr. 81
II. Beckman, who announces the
marriages of his daughter Miss
Anna, to Mr.. Willie D. Reynolds.
The wedding will take place on
Wednesday, June %, 1905. The
Iberian cordially wishes the con,
tracing parties all the blessings
of life, with q long existance ! full
of usefulness to the world and
without diminuition Of interest to
themselves.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17
Another Fire.

On Wednesday morning De-
tween three and four o'clock tire
was discovered in the frame row,
on Railroad avenue, the property
of Mrs. N. P. Willard. Five build,
ings were more or less burned
three totally destroyed, result
ing in d loss Of upwards OF $500;
no insurance
The fire seemed to have its orr
gin in the largest building invol-
yed:that was recently occupied by
FL Ribbeck as a tin shop. From
this buildlng the fire spread both
way. rapidly, involving the bald
ings on either side before the ar
rival of the firemen. The Rlbbeck
shop and the restaurant building
next towards the depot were to
tally destroyed. The roof ano
side of the next building, occupied
by l.. E. Marion as storage room
| for machinery, were considerably
damaged. In the other direction
a shed building was destroyed
and the next bulding-the first
home of our Job printing business
WAS about half destroyed, losing
it's roof and one side
The firemen did excellent WORK
for which we are very graoefu'
! The origin of the fire IS lnvo'
vod in 10sF1JC.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

The New Iberia Base Ball team
and the Pilettes of Lafayett'
played an interesting game here
on last Sunday, ut the Iberia
Base Ball Park, resulting in .
score of 8 to 2 in favor Of our
New iberia boys. Our boys are
to BE- congratulated upon the turn
AZ their ssluck" and their many
friends heartily wish them just
such sncoesses in their future con-
tests.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

The Steamer Sadie bowman
returned Friday night. All mem.
bers of the party from this city
except Rene F DelahOussaye and
his charges returned on the night
train.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

For sick headache take Chan :
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's and a quick cure is certain.
For sale by Estorge Drug Go.
June
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

Moneys e ss '' %ss It.
ing of the Board Of Directors of
the iberia Building Association,
which will beIheld at the office of
the Associa tion on next Wednes
day cvcfnng, at 7:3O o'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-06-17

Later information denies the
statements recently published to
h effect that Maj E. A. Burke
had died in Honduras.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Mcssrs. Nhaley, OF New York; Swnyze.
OF Washington; McCauley, y. s. NJ; Cum
sninghaIn, OF Georgia.; Wilson, Of New
York: Elliott OF Savannah; Kelly, OF
New York; Preston. OF Baltimore; and
In fact all the younger. set.
A small-sized inpromptu circus per-
Torrance was given on the lawn of the
I hotel one afternoon last week when. on
4 the occasion OF q "ten' which thronged
tho broad pIazzas and overilowed on tho
lawn. twenty OF the men, mounted on
fleet horses, and in rough rider costume,
bare-hcaded and red handkerchicfcd, gave
an exhibition OF high school riding, and
Comanhe yelling, they having declared
that as they were barred from the tea,
by reason Of their sex, they would get
UP a rival attraction, just to help the
women out
The subscription german OF Monday
night was Almost enjoyable affair. being
led by Mr., Tom Brander OF Richmond.
and Miss Horner. OF Roanoke.
Mesdames TalLey and Adams, Of Rich
mond, were the hostesses of very
charming tea. given at the White Sui
phur on Saturday afternoon. last. The
superb musical talent Of Mrs. Talley Is
greatly admired blythe summer residents
& OF the Springs and she is In demand for
both social and charitable functions.
Mr.. Talley Joined his family on Sat
urday. the sudden Illness of his wife being
an occasion OF deep regret to her many
friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Commencing will give you the pick and choice Of
Fancy Suit III the house, consisting Of Casmee Chevo and Wo1ses
one Of the original This does few pkngs Of old
stock the entire stock your disposal
select from We determined not dollars worth
if ep These ought help them
Here the scale prices Mixed Suits in the houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
BRANDON HOTEL GAY
With many PEOPLE |. |:
The Richmond Soldiers Make It
a Lively and Pleasant
Week.

THE BRANDON, August 19.-The cry
at the Brandon Is Still they come. !"
Even the parlor has been called into re-
QUESTION several times as place where
beds could be accommodated, The OIL
GERS OF the scventieth Virginia have
swclled the list OF arrivals. Colonel
Dempsey, with his charming wife and
boy, was the first to arrive. Captain
c. c.. Bossing and wife, and Mrs. G..
M. Ganbert. OF Richmond; Captain Hugh
Braxton and wife, Of stanton; Colonel
Broughton and wife. Of Staunton, Colonel
Perry. Of staunton. and General W.
Noble. OF Richmond, are recent arrivals
@"Canp Jackson" makes a picturesque
adjunct to Hotel Brandon. growth OF
huge mushrooms suddenly sprung UP on
the green meadow by South River At
night the lights CLEAN in glow-worm
ia shlon.
Wednesday afternoon party Of twen-
ty from Summer Rest, with Mrs.
George Barksdalc in charge. stopped at
the Brandon. en- route for Camp Jack
son, Decorated with knots Of green and
gold ribbon. the Summer Rest colors,
the attacking party descended upon the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

camp with masked batteries Of bright
eyes. under wide hat brims. Most gal
lantly were they met and treated VIII
distinguished courtesy by the soldier
boys. Several of the Brandon guests
went over on foot and in private
equipages TO view the inner workings
OF the camp. The battalion drill at
the men COMFORTING I themselves most
#creditably. The stonewall Band, Of
Staunton, furnished music.
& After the drill the guests were escorted
by officers In full khaki uniforms from
tent to tent TO the cooks quarters, where
supper on gigantic plan was being
prepared; to the officers tents, with
their cots and neat furnishings, and even
to the guard tent where one tranquil
prisoner lay resting himself.
Soldiers come and go on the yeranda
of the Brandon, their bright buttons
cleaning as they cross the wide lawn.
3 Bowling parties, rides and drives con-
tlnue and much card-playing.
Fancy work on the veranda is carried
into fine art,
Wednesday night the guests enjoyed a
musical treat Of the highest order. Fixed
plans for the evening were changed and
engagements cancelled I'm when A it was
learned that Miss Mabel McBain, Ricll-
Hiouo . 1dHIOuS COJltI 1.-Two Sill yer, 4 WOulu,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Conway Gordon. give
n concert In the ballroom. Everyone
crowded in to listen to the sweet strains.
Mrs. Gordon's rich soprano was the
first to be heard, in "Toyland.'t7 Mr..
Gordon's beautiful tenor gave several Sc
lectlons new and old, one OF the sweet
est being a Scotch ballad, "Loch Lo-
mond" Miss N1cBain, as usual held her
audience spellbound. The thrilling quail
nf yrIy{c Ito 1,nGr
cially demonstrated in 20. That we Two
Were Maying. She gave several diff
cult selections, showing the scope ana
power Of her will But the most en- thu
siastic applause Of all was manifested at
her closing song, the pathetic COON
lullaby, Don't You Cry, Ma Honey
1 Miss Lizzie Bowdoin, graceful blonde
with brilliant instrumental music and
was raptuously encored !.
When the musical treat was over,
dancing was resumed by the irrcpyessl-
Bile youngsters. and a most delightful
evening came to a close,
Progressive euchrc Is scheduled for to-
night.
The very latest names registered are:
Colonel G. B. Bossleux, Mrs. G., B. Bos-
sioux, Mrs. G. NJ Ganbert, Richmond
Colonel Perry, staunton; Miss Lizzie
BoWdoln, w. Is. Hall, Norfolk; General
w. Male, Richmond; Captain Hugh c.
Braxton, Mrs. Hugh G. Braxton, Staun-
ton: Emmett D.. Butts, Edmund Easley.
Allen NJ. Carter, ]. G. Noel, Lynchburg:
Mrs. G.. c, Doyle, Mrs. Henrietta Moore,
Newport News; Mrs. Rosa G. Albert and
Miss Mabel NcBain, Richmond; Il. II.
Ryland and wife. Richmond; C., A.
Dempsey, wife and son, Richmond; Ge,.
D. Jordan. Washington; Carroll II. Mon
al, otAl,, =
Hammond, Chicago. H.; Miss Bruce
Halifax county; W. King, Lynchburg;
G. Timberlnke, Charleston, w. Va;
MISS Florence Crawford, Fenol: U. L..
Massey, Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

4 f. 1 J 20 ! + b z y / z I'll
IT l. stemplc, Lynchburg: r g. Faust,
Little Rock, Ark; N. S. Farche. Kansas;
Misses Julia and Mary Worth. Whining
ton, n. c.! C, w. Taylor. New Orleans;
Mrs l.. NJ, Davis, Salem; p, ~.
Hammond, p G. Baldwin. W Jameson
j.. II, Wngat.. Rnanake: y. j Pr'ce.
Meherrln; 4. r, Smith, covins.oh' !, "a p
NJ. C. Elstner. Miss Marcia Elstner, II. =.
sneod. Monroe, La: Mr. and Mrs. y.
E,theridge, Miss ID, L. whiting, Mrs w
B, Alien, Miss Louise Allen, Nortolk
N1,ssca Virginia r, and Adeline Harrison,
fulton, Mo-; Mrs, W. o. AlexN Wander
washington, D. c.; Kate NJ, stoGkdel.'
petersburg; Elizabeth G, Gyler. W,ll.un TN
~ 1rus Miss Pearl Ellis, J. I, Ellis. a.,
y ~ E:slrIdpe. Miss Cornelia Ellis, shaws-
vile. G. Eskrldge Edmundson. Ellston'
Miss Mary Radtord. Ranch, Texa'a DR.
p. Radford.