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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-07-05

A beautiful home wedding was
solemnized in this city yesterday at
high noon, at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. T. o. Kelley, at
EOS, E Pine street, the contracting
parties being Mr.. James M. Fox, of
Rocky Mount and Miss Mary Ella
Kelley. The fortunate young groom
is a native of, Bucks county, Pa,
but conducts a successful jewellery
business at Rocky Mount. He is a
young man of sterling character and
is universally admired by his num-
erous friends in Rocky Mount, his
adopted home. The bride is a most
lovely young woman and much adj
mired here and in Rocky Mount,
where she has spent the past three
years as teacher in the graded
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FOR

To my Friends and the Public Gen.
orally:
I hereby announce myself a candi'
date for the Office of Clerk of the Su-
perior Court of Wayne County. sub.
ject to the action of the Democratic
County Convention. I feel thankful
for the %fsttering support given me
eight years ago and hope that it may
be increased to make a nomination,
and if elected I shall endeavor to dis
charge the duties of the Office to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
JAS. r. HATCH,
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schools. The solemn and impressive
ring ceremony was performed by
Rev. Braxton Craig, pastor of the
Rocky Mount Baptist church. The
happy young couple left on the 1920
train for the home of the groom's
parents at Point Pleasant. Pa. They
will also visit Philadelphia, Wash
ington City and other northern
points before their return to RO ky
Mount where they will make their
fntEra home
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If you want your stove wood split
ready for cook stove you can get it at
Grifin's Wood Yard. No extra
charge for splitting
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See our line of Bath Rugs.
Andrews & Waddell.
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REDUCED

The Atlantic and North Carolina
have authorized reduced
rates as follows:
Louisburg, N. c., accounts Supreme
Grand Lodge Knights of Gideon
August Nth. 18th, 1906, rates on the
certificate plan Zone and one-third
first class tares plus % cents for round
trip
Winston-Salem, N. c., account
ketail Furniture Dealers Associa-
ton of North Carolina, August 18th
18th, 1906, rates on the certificate
plan one and one-third first class
fares plus 25 cents for round trip.
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Require the Most Careful Attention 9
We'll as Good Soil.

Ne0utcC the MOST careful AttcntlOn NJ
Well as Good Soil.
Did you ever see a rosebush which
despite the most beneficent environment
of soil-of sunshine-and of atmosphere,
seemed never to achieve a healthy
growth.
A ton OF manure will not help a plant
that has a canSer eating out its heart.
You must destroy the cause before you
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandruff and Bald
ness by rubbing on hair lotions, and
rubbing in vaseline, etc.
You must look to the cause of ths
troub1e-it's a germ at the roots Of
your hair which causes it to fall out.
Newtro's Herpicide destroys the germ,
and healthy hair is the sure result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send Toe. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Sold by Higgins Drug Co. Special
Agents.
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Cotton Acreage This Year.

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson
explains that the estimated increase
this year of 1,6s6, 900 acres is due in
part to the outturn of cotton in 1906
as ascertained by the census bureau,
and in part only to reports received
this year. An acreage that would
produce 400, 900 bales had to be add
ed to meet the census bureau'sfigures
and this accounts for a million acres
at least, leaving but $50 900 acres, or
about % percent, of rep orted in
crease,
ALI told, the department puts this
years planting at 1885, O1 acres.
There is nothing remarkable in the
governmental figures. The big crop
of 1904 was grown on 31,24S,5 $50
acres. The crop of 1903 was grown
On %, 9O7 900 acres, and it aggregat-
ed 1%O,O1l,374 bales. The crops of
1905 and 1901 were each grown on
about 27,5OO,OOO acres, and was be-
low eleven million bales.
The acreage of the present year
does not in itself point to a crop ex-
ceeding eleven million bales, and if
more is made it will be because the
weather is more favorable to the cot
ton plant, and the boil weevil quiet
and unaggressive, II is an average
! acreage, and the crop will probably
be of a similar nature.
The acreage of Alabama in the
big crop year of 1904 was 1902, 92O
and the actual crop in 5OO-pounG
bales was 1,467,469, This year thu
acreage is put at a,593, 04s, as agains
3,571,618 acres in 1909. The figure,
of 1904 have never been approached
in Alabama. Acreage figures ar
at the best but estimates, for TIT
government refuses to count acres a
it counts bales, that on being as feas
ible as the other in the government
would foot the bills.
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KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure
PLANTS

Recommended at MacKay's Phar.
macy
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RATES.

Special low excursion rates, one
and one-third fares to all points
Suth of Ohio aud Potomac and East
of Mississippi rivers, inciaing st.
Louis, Via Atlantic Coast Line.
Tickets on sale July End, 3rd and
4th, final return limit July Sth.
For further information commune
cate with your nearest ticket agent,
write,
w. J.CRAIG,
General Traffic Manager,
Wilmington, N. G.
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S. s. CONVENTION.

Following is the Program of
Grantham Township Sunday
School Convention to be Held
at Falling Greek Academy on
June 3Oth. 1906.
9 80 a S ing Service.
9 50 Devotional Exercise, by A
Rose.
9 Is Address of Welcome, by T
Sutton.
9 90 Reponse, by Geo w Parker.
10 10 Exercises, by Falling Greek
Baptist School.
10 80 Exercises, Celah School.
10 50 Address Rev. Nh Outlaw,
II Is Exercises, Falling Greek
M. e. School.
II IS Exercises, Bethany School.
II 55 Address, Geo E Hood.
u Is p m Announcement of Com
mittees and Adj 1urnment,
Dinner.
AFTERNOON.
2 20 p m Exercises, by Manley
School.
2 40 Address, by III B Parker r.
3 90 Exercises, by Academy
School.
8 20 Exercises, by Dobbersville
School.
3 40 Address, by President, r L
Kennedy.
3 55 Exercises, by Goodwin
School.
4 Is Exercises, by Smiths
Chapel School.
4 35 =" Report of Committees.
Everybody is cordially invited to
attend with well filled baskets.
r. l.. KENNEDY, Pres.
T. 1 SUTTON, Sec.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-04

Ito latest aamlrF a ~ aHii ssiooH
hague paper. ihs NsIniohi issss. l. osl
THE sess Il sssHls o. iiis ilaHhsf lhsl
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los all he s'Fpasih lshilng Zoe irsa
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man. aud especially = yogpg msn Ill.
abd that ismisefspos isA baslnsss 49,
ssi that riil lnefrass bic saFnlns i.ns
81. Tho aull.ssipon hague has Ffrsl
opportunlly - Do good lei iAairE
advantage u thls opportunity 10 ib'
sisssi sayE
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Woman,s Trials.

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n haa a. iis credit hNtldfrsis ~ thpusands
~ rafus aase IA fsft than ehf ether
frasaif Jiit 10 fof ssls thfaash druggists.
esiosisllt ~ euiasn's 49, HE itsfsdi.
shis ~ y hifh ihe asufiis i.fseFfipiion'
u esnfsssfd have fgeiged tls n.oss
positive raiiffss meat ffna he lssdint
naiirai aFtrfs 90 Nliffti Ncitrs - AT
10 ssfrfsi sfhetis = ffariioe. ~ ths
iAgfrdisnis afr iainissi 81 rifia Iagiish
- ne efapfrf rnriisins the tuiils. ~
that sNf at.man nskins use - thts
fsu0ils iaHsiifins MAJ tn0s esnrsiy shat
sho l. iskias, tF tsrfrn takes be pa
lienis lotto Biz tnii n1nnfsnor. shifh hs
can arisd a. a. ~ the fnfmnls aftrf
ahifh tha .iatnfiis i'fusfipsioas IL
4a.ia nili trzf Tie uosi rafriai etam'
nsiinn
~ i'isfrr's Peasant Psiisis sfo he
irsi and safest laxative fof sumaa.
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EAST DORSET.

Miss Myrtle Rich visited friends In
Troy last week.
Frank Mclaughlin visited in Ben.
niDgton this week.
Miss Nellie Andrews of New York
Is visiting her broth. r Wallace Brock
Mrs Fred jasmine of Rutland is
visiting Ter sister, Mrs Mary Gran
dali.
The students, who have been spend
ing their vacations in town, have re-
turned to school work
Miss Bridget Cunningham has re-
turned to Bennington after spending
some time ut her home here.
Mr. and Mrs Warren of Bennington
spent the holidays with the latters
parents Mr. and Mrs Edw Hughes.
Miss Sadie Stone was given sur.
prise party OF her home here Friday
evening by several of her young
friends. Refreshments we're served
and a very pleasant time is reported
by all who attended.
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r,onr,se Az PUERTO PLATA.
rsssFs tsasF nis-t rsssias-ss II
s--s. f,.--i.s. o. ttss ss-s-s,


CARE iiAtTisN. Haiti. Ian, -Ad
si.as F-s-is-i fnsm i'nsFte I'laia. "a
tis- nsFil~Fn osssl q ranio poinihspa
say that The tns4,s e the fugitive
President MaFslcs. unsirf iie naminaisl
~ 'l-b-fai i,rin-iria neiFisn~s. attack
-i ri-tta i'laia "a a. o'ci'sk Ia ibs
morning Tic nsiiing vhisii vas -
vrss. lasted until = a'ri~'k ~ Night.
pl~n the l.rsirsing fegsr rriir,i
si~n-rai il"iflsu-s fought his way
into town and tlrn rriifv.i Not les
ihan t~-niy-fs wsrc kIii~l aui many
waunsie.i. G-n-fai Casis-F,is's l. hols'
ins iiir fai. Iie IL siili rshiins
Tie fsrs~s ~ Gcnrfai ieirignsy.
uhirh ar inss.ei outside - rusfta
Plata. Urc When tlese ad,iccs we're
FORWARDED preparing for another at
tack ga the placr.
4 psfti"ia q the population - Puerto
Plata. uiilch numbers s.fsa. hss drriar.
~ To- favor - Moraics. ani -ir.'i iisiii
Ing has errurr~i. the supporters -
Marai-. sl,osting from the vii lows ~
their hSsisr. AZ the treoiss If .-nssll
cac-rcs. ibc temporary president %
sanio Domingo. The trouPs were ca
r,sri-ncing dlfiirnliy In defending thcni'
s-lvs-.. NJ they were unable 70 iccaie
NJ. i,-r-ans firing on them.
A m.sssnssr who arrived from Mon
&C. crlsii brought the news that Gen
cral D-mririo Rodriguez has announc'
ei that II his attack on Puerto Plata II
successful he viii proclaim himself q
candidate Tor the presidency Of sanio
nnnIngo.
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NORTH BENNINGTON


TIC u { Waite Co shops sre shsi
doun for q seek.
wR wonhingioa IL cosaned 10 ID.
houso by lllgsss
Miss Gertrude Shepard returned
Nonday 81 IjrlJgcssisr Normal.
Mi.s Ida n shaE span, Tu-.ds,
with Nrs james whiiney Of iirnnipg.
too.
The graded schools will rr-opcn
Monday after the tuo seek. holiday
rrCrss.
Miss Clara Vac Nance Of rroy has
l,crn the guest u her aunt Mrs Al
Davis
Harry Sheppard 81 Grcnsich. a
iDrm' employee In TIE railroad Office.
spent Sunday wlih bis brother. 4 81
sbrphard.
Miss Louise Wood Of waierylici
ha. Dc-n the guest oi her friend Miss
Erwin aatlisoa.
tn regular meeting OF the wCrU
vas held this Afternoon nj the home VI
Mrs a " Hawks
Mrs Helm @ Wright spent Tuesday
e. Valley Fs.ls the guest OF lsey Il Il
rozer aud family.
Con mencing Monday, Jan :. the
the village churches.
Miss Margaret Barrett and Tracy
Barrett of 5chUyleryille we're guests
at James Horizons New Years.
Frank Horton OF Waterford and
Thomas Horton Of dechanicvills are
spending week with their parents 10
I town
Mrs Geo Hlnsdill has resigned her
position as librarian Of the public II
brary Mr. Hinsdill Is someN hat i'm.
proved 10 health.
The condition uf Mrs Frank Ripley
who has been critically III with pneu
monia Is slightly improved Miss
Helen Reed Is caring for her.
Rev b Harper, pastor OF the Con-
gregational church, delivered ser.
mon at tue watch night service In the
Methodist church at South SALISBURY
/ ouuudy hlsue'
The Baptist Sunday School have
elected the following officers to serve
Tor tue coming year: supt A ) Hath.
away, ass supt. Prof. A u Jon, 5,
sec. Harry VI white. asst sec. Perce,
Russo !. treas. Miss Lena Percy, or
inist, RS Jay LOOMS, asst Mrs
Myra + Endress, Librarian A w
! Hawks.
The Thursday evening service at the
| Baptist church Will be the moth,
covenant meeting. Followed by III,
mmuniun service on Suuda, morn
| ing at which time q new G. m1union
table, the gift OF one of the inen,be
in memory Of u former deacon aud al
a beautiful spread given by ne
| young peopie will be used.
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tsssss.s "a Tsisrhsss says Assi-i
>ssts.st.s 0. A.sssss.

tsssssss 90 Tsisrhsss say. Asst-i
>.sis-st.s ts Asssrss.
WASHINGTON. Jan, t=uai man
Niiisasn isrubie u ny lie an easis j. The
uofsisffui as.s-ftioa made ~ 'fofs~~ai
Airtanisf 0Fahata Hell. uho hss insi
f~iuun~i ffum sncscssfui arfiai nafisa
tion experiments Ia Nova scpila. where
BE- surr-ir-i ~ lifting . - f.outi man
thirty. I've fert above the ground with .
kiirilks aIgssratus. sUc'essfui AERIAL
navigation by msn. b. deriarsi. mas
cotne In q fcs months of = few y~afs.
bat i assured,
Man wlll D. alb. IN due tine be
aid. TO soar much IftrT The manner -
the eagle. which utilize. the energy ~
the wind against which Il fles foe ~.
own prypulslun without using lie mus
cics other then direciitely.-
Professor Bell expects that airshiI'.
proi-lled ~ engines will coine hrsi.
but later men vill saar after the man
ncr - tho eagle. lie points out that bis
own kites In some eases sallci against
the wind. thcn clr'lei around and q
.-'oud time ro.c against the current
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TIE Fposfi l'snsisF II inlsrssi 81 Ihs
dibsaa sFeesrg has provoked = die
'pass 90 a. ~ 40 aid iins msfchanis
bsFs Thess hssi qssiidsd 10 'sf az
II Ito apiaiou that - Ell he lisnnins
ian asfchsHis ~ FsesHi tines foed \
sqslfs isi 10 Roini ~ ssFfies. osss
dhy fssrs IT ShnFsisa wss seooai,
9Th D. l. Nichols sna y oibson
Fanklns isal
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Tn. t.,...r war @, b......

BOSTON. Ian. two BOSTON bo
tells acceic'i to tile view Of District AZ
iorncy John u. Moran. who had hcld
their liquor liccnscs void on account
81 violations u the screen law" and
were granted new licenses by Oh,
board Of police. hut n third. the TIotc
Essex. resumed the sale of liquor after
having closed it, bar for n week. Ac
ton will bc taken against IL.
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Hi. BODY Under the Zee.

LITCIIFIELD. Conn. Jan. 5.--Rob
ert Lyman Of Torrlngton was drowned
In Bantam lake while walking acros:
the ice. and his body was swept under
the ice by the strong current. Th,
body has not been recovered. and II Is
feared that II may not he found until
the Ice breaks up IN the spring. Ly'
man was one ~ the best known base
ball players In the state.
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soyeorrso sovses.
ss- rFsfsss "a Bsssss.s- F-sesa -
oaes - hssiss.

NlRNNA. Jah. f-Ihs disiaTl.snoes
az i,siasrxsil, iianssg, 40 nliias sasi
a. hnisi@sl. ga lLe arrival ~ me ass
l,Irfrri. "A kogans. sese faily Isrst-
Iensrd- uls rEefsst GALS saoesssissi Ia
si.ilns ne disasdess and lhe niiilinassi
asssail ~ hinassif 10 sisnins bic resis
nsiial ehirh sas Ised 10 il.s rfe~d -
= essiiniillre - eilissts,
Iiia siIs~is a nelTutra sesp i,iafe
sHiai eigh = isasthy aeiios. fan -
shirh Faads ss fellows,
Nc nsanl uI.aa yea, fisitrns q i,e
hIrnsFa o. si,as today, ss Ia TIC l.asi,
hat iAsifsrsra l. TIE cradle q iiansa'
Fian iilasstg. 30 rilisra - nriFecsrs
siaif sene lhis inefreaaFy ~ = eoasii'
iuliuA hssakins admiEisifaliaa. 30
rs.sfhniaa shall drive him, ~ hairi
kTsIef sesNe him. no mssrtsni srli o.
him iiis nioisg l. the ease ~ = 10
dss Nals shaii siFe him = iais a. eai
- = dog - dfink. and be shall hnhsrs
ai,d lhiFsl nae liir irasl ~ ne doselt,
~ isaasr shall as.-n ice daaF 10 hlm. iis
siisii nitd ~ place ehrfrs,A u lay BILE
hnsd Tie shall b. i.ahishad ffom The
sssciriy q tnsa. Nol,siy silaii Fsiafn he
sFr~iins ~ answer bic anesiianihsst n
b. iasr NE ssy, no aae shall - hitn
siFaisiil iie must - dfitrn s'ii ffasn
iiiasr haif sails ~ IsaiTiaiir iii'afy and
9Th him ell ilsose ~ha hrip hiin. 1liis
&c yaaf ihfonnatissn, eilisens ~ IL
hfesyra, Ari aoraFsiinsiy.
Iiss aniuiosig - ths resria - ~
bfrcsrn asslnsi the prrfori Il entifeif
imf~Fsahsi ani aFisrs saieiY ffum the
fact that b. i an ai4oinies - shs
efoan
IN tho Trsniuiian q isis nrl,frsssn
Vas The ornirf g Hungarian iIi.eFty
ubstr kossulh prsriaimssi Hungarian
indsf~iiietrs la isip and Tho ioNn -
nrisily du.sse,i ffanris tosIA a. king
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Murderer saved D., Police.

JERSEY CITY. y. j.. Jan. AIRS
Marie Arangclo Dolta. twenty-thrce
years old. was shot and killed 10y her
brother-In.law. Joseph vanca. NJ her
home here. vancn was captured by n
crowd Of pursuers after n long run and
was saved from violence NJ their hands
by the police. lie said that he shot
his sister.in-law because she refused "a
let him make his home In her house.
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Hard ON Football.

MARIENETTE. Wis, Jan. i-The
Marienette school board abolished foot
ball from Marienettc schools. A reso-
luton was passed declaring that In.
ierscholastic football is dangerous to
life and limb and not conducive 10
woral uplifting Of members of the
team: but, on the contrary, its tenden-
cy is TO promote lying. cheating. bet
ting. treating and consequent drunken
ness.
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RlS I HosL tdllsr ans rsbIisAs

ne RsndolpA iisFah and Asss
msds = hA lls olhsr dsy silh ne fol
losins bTisf bai raiElsi paragraph
''fias stats sfsnss isdoFsss He'll hi'
IhsFs. kii, aaFs ssrtsn sssts'" fFaa
lhis disisHes i ieoks a. lhoaFl Cover
hoF llsil eosld easily .uoossd Col Ma
isssins 10 oongEsss u hs cares 10 sry
Zoe he plaos.
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ROUND DANCE At NEW ORLEANS
bennington Fiiiy Easily D-s-s,-s
Helen Iaes..

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 4 - Newton
Bennington uncovered another gooi
two, yenr.oid. the filly Round Dance.
nj the fair grounds. She WIS easily
the best of the youngsters which went
TO the post In the third rHre. She broke
readily. disposed easily Of her only
rival. Helen Lucas. and won NJ she
pleased. Paul clifford aud Ilcbcr were
the other winning favori,es. snmmH-
rles:
First Race.-Sea Voyage. hrst: Ray
wood. second: Mary Primm. third.
Second Racc.-Paui Clifford. first; In.
weston, second: wborler third.
Third Race. - Round Dance. first:
Helen Lucas. second: Mamie X. third.
Fourth Racc.-Iicber. first: Captain
Bob. second: Torchello. third.
Firth Racc.-Deuxtemps first: Chaun-
ccy Olcott. second: Bitter Hand. third.
Sixth Race. - Sincerity Belle. first:
Dolinda. second; Henry o.. third.
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stole Dead woman. property,

ALBANY, n. V, Jan. 4.-The sum OF
1857 and two gold rings, the property
of Mrs. Wilber-Cramp Hammond,
whose decomposing body was found In
trunk in her home in this city and
whose husband. John G. Hammond. is
missing were stolen in burglary Of
the office of Newton W. Thompson,
Mrs. Hamm0nd's attorney.
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office

Whereas my wife Elizabeth STRAIT
ton has left my bed and board without
Just cause or provocation, hereby
forbid all persons harboring her r
trusting her upon my credit as I will
not be responsible for any bills her
contraction after this date. Dated at
Banningto :, VI. this 10th day of Dec
ember, 1905.
Myron + S ration
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murderer. viii probatcd.

ALBANY, n. ". Jan. 4.-Surrogate
Van Deersee has admitted to probate
the will of Frederick s. Harlow, who
murdered his wife and their pet dog
and then killed himself ut their board.
ing house in this city about two weeks
ago. His estate. valued at about $500
goes to his two brothers.
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Springfield church burned.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 4.-The
Highland Baptist church. in State
street. was burned here last night, and
stable adjoining was destroyed.
Three fremen were penned in in the
blazing church. but We're rescued by
their comrades
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4.-The heavy
rainfall made the going at City park
deep and sloppy. Five out Of the six
favorites won, while Signal Light. the
only nonfavorite winner, was backed
from 20 down to y.
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Bonapnrtc viii Attend.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Secretary
Bonaparte has decided to attend the
ceremonies at Charleston, s. c., next
week incident to the presentation by
the residents of that city of silver
service to the new armored cruiser
Charleston, now at Norfolk The cele.
bration will cover three days. begin
ming next Tuesday and ending Thurs
day evening. Secretary Bonaparte will
make the trip from Norfolk on the
cruiser Charleston
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Va, Dec n, lsui, ss soeand class
Haii m4tlrT,
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NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 4.The resig,
nations Of James w. Alexander and
James Hazen Hyde from the director.
ate of the Fidelity Trust company and
the Union National bank of Newark
have been accepted.
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