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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
COLUMN BiA, VA.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch, I,

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.) III.
COLUMBIA. VA. April a1.-A silver
tea was given at the town hall wesa.
,nesday, which was very successtul. Mlas
Ellza Cowherd arranged the room and
with the assistance OF several other.
young ladies. served refreshments. Tho
proceeds were used for q charitable pur-
pose.
Mr. and Mrs. Latternlan and Miss Lat.
terman. Of Cleveland, Ohio. are now
guests of Mrs. JACOB Stonepan. after
having spent the winter ut Mama. Florl,S
da. I'll
Walter T. Cosby has returned to Jack,
sonville. after q visit here to his mother,
Clarence Taylor, OF Taylorsyille wns
the guest of his sister. Mrs. 3. G. Cows
herd. for the Easter holidays,
Marshall Cowherd and B. r, CowheYd,
Jr., have returned to Virginia Polyteoh-6
MIC Institute, after spending Easter
here, Esl
Miss Elizabeth Payne. OF Covngtons
student at Woman's College, Richmond.
Ia spending week here with Mrs. Isaac
SeAy, sss
Mrs. Charles g. snead and her sister,.
Mrs. r, C, Bowles. ara spending this
week In Richmond
Fred Morton, Well-known writer pr
stories, late in the mountain region spf
West Virginia, has returned to Kings
wood. after visiting relatives here forFa
few days. III 565
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MIDLOTHIAN SOCIAL
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ESPECIAL to Tho Times Dispatch
MIDLOTHIAN, VA, April 2l.-S1isses
Ellen Coode and Myrtle Jewett, Of Man
chester, spent Easter with Miss Goodies
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Goode.
Mrs. Baril Winfree spent Easter with
Mrs. w. g. Owens.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Green and baby
spent several days last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Barr. y 35 M
4 Miss Bertha Horner spent Easter with
her cousin, Miss Nellie Horner. OF Nut
tree. ,.5I 5'.$
Misses Minnie Cogbill and Alma Rob-
ins. OF Richmond, spent Easter with
Misses Margaret and Mary Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Bailey and Char
lie Bailey visited Mrs. Ellis Martin, OF
Manchester, and Mrs. Scott, Of Drewrys
Bluff. Monday.
Mrs. Tyler and daughter, OF New
York, spent last week with Mrs. Tyler's
broth, Mr., Willie Bass.
Miss Lula Powell spent Easter with
hen mother, In Richmond.
The public school closed here Tues
day. (. tss3@
Mr., r. NJ. Burlington and family
spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Bel
lamy. ofNKeswick.
Miss Marie E. II Hancock, Of Hopkins
Vile, Powhatan county. spent last week
with Misses Louise and Carrie Bailey.
tEl ME- BaSll NlnlIee spent sunday with
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. r. II. Win
frae g
Miss Bette Winfree, Of the graded
school OF Crewe. spent Easter with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. R. H. Winfree
Miss Neville Watkins, of the Dunn
barton School, and Lois Watkins, OF the
Normal School at Farmvlle, spent Eas-
ter with their parents. Mr.. and. Mrs.
J. b. Watkins.
Mr.. J.. N. Gee. Jr.. spent Sunday with
his parents, at Keysville, Va. ss
Master Bruce Furgerson, Of Richmond,
spent Easter T,ith his aunt, Mrs. VIC.
Owens. tsga 81 tig
Miss Bessie Bellamy, OF Keswick, Va.
has returned home after spending some
time with her aunt, Mrs. Hudspeth.
w. r. Chapman was In Richmond on
business Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Gibson, OF Richmond,
was a recent guest OF Miss Daisy Cole.
Mr.. b. S. Vincent spent Easter with
friends here, 4 5 s6
Miss Mamie Quarles. OF Hallsboro,
spent Monday with her aunt, Mrs. j.. W.
Jenries. ..,a
Misses Josie ana Grace Field spent
Easter with their uncle, Mr.. Justin
Field, OF Nlosley Junction. va. .sss-
M Mrs. W. R. Chapman was in Richmond
Tuesday.
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4 ~ . & T. y E
liam Longley; Miss Carey Preston and
Mr.. Hal G. Tyler; Miss Mary Harris, OF
Virginia College, and Mr., Truman Bull
lard; Miss Willie. Jordan and Mr.. William
Whaling; Miss Guthrie and Mr.. Dave
Cloyd; Miss Matte Thomas and Mr..
Robert Lee Jordan; Mrs. J. Lewis Ingles
and Mr., william Ingles; Miss Melita
Wilson and Mr.. II. 7. Thomas, OF the Vlr-
ginia Polytechnic Institute; Miss Bessie
Lyle and Mr., II, c. Miller; Miss Rosen-
field and Mr., Burct1; Miss Pearl Rosenfeld
and Mr.. Ernest Bullard: Miss Bessie
Kenderdne and Mr.. Clifton Karnes; Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. K. Cowan; Miss Edith
Carper, OF Roanoke, and Mr., selbert Scott,
OF New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Fields Bald
VIM Miss Bessie Scott. OF Roanoke. and
Mr.. Lamkin, Of Roanoke; Miss Angeln
Tinsley aud Mr.. Frank Humphrey, Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Stays
Messrs. James Zoll. William Trollinger,
James Baird. Courtney Williams. Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute; Mr.. Bridges,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. and Mr.
William Rosenfeld.
There were large number Of visitors
present. among tho number being DR.,
G. =, Fisher, Judge and Mrs, Cassell, Mr..
and Mrs. Walters DR.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Mr. Frederick ], Wilson, chemist for
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Surgical operation for plies ls uhnecea-
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You suffer by doctors exalnina ton,
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Especial to The Times-D!spatch.)

PETERSBURG, VA April 21.-Easter
week has been replete with galeties and
attractive girls, who have given las
cinating Imitation of q good time. II not
the real thing, beginning with the base
ball game between the Riverside Country
Club and Hampden- Sidney College on the
club grounds Monday afternoon. wheh
the local heroes triumphed, and propahly
reaching a climax at the Easter german
at the Petersburg Grey's armory wed
nesday night, when the iolloWlns couP!es
We're led In sones beautitul !gures ~. NJ.
George B. Whitmore. with Miss Margaret
Gin: Mr.. Robert Gillian. Jr., with Miss
Nash. OF Portsmouth, Va; Mr.. Cabell f.
Fitzaerald OF Richmond, with Miss Nina
70 Whitmore; Mr.. John Gillian. With
Miss Miller, Of Danville; Mr.. 8. w.
price with Miss kittie sublett; Mr.. w.
Meade stockdell. with Miss Stephenson;
Mr.. Julio Useia. with Miss Josephine
schwenck; Mr.. J. D. Smith. with MISS
Rosa Stephenson; Mr. f. NJ stewart.
with Miss Vass. OF Washington, D. CT;
NJ Fisher Collier. WITH Miss schwenck,
of washington, D. G.; Mr.. ]. L. Birbeck,
with Miss BoIsseau; Mr., W. II. Mann
with Miss Kate stockdell; Mr., w. j.
prlohard, with Miss Nellie Binford; Mr.
Ioa Perciyal, with Miss Mamie Blnford;
Mr.. r. A. Martin, Jrn with Miss Mary
Meade Bernardo. Mr., s, W. Rudd. with
Miss Robinson. 'ot North Carolina; Mr..
Fill Beasley, with Miss Kerfoot, Of
Chicago; Mr.. George w, Harrison, with
Miss Bryan; Mr. l.. NJ, Green, Jr', with
Miss Alyerta Egerton; Mr. G, H. Cuth-
bert. Jr,, with Miss Mary James; Mr.,
wilson Jones. with Miss Mary Boothi
Mr.. ], n, Cuthhert with Miss Minnie
spillsr OF Wytheville. Va; Mr.. J.. 10.
VennbIe. with Miss Eichelherger, of Ches-
ter, Va; Mr., r. r. PerciYal, with MISS
wilson, OF I.ynahburg; Mr., Graham Mar
tin, with Miss Helen Harrlson; Mr. sam
Reese, with Miss Julia Whyte; Mr.. Lem
row Jones, with Miss Stevenson, Of Warm
springs, VA; Mr.. John Stevens, with Miss
Conway Nicholas Mr., and Mrs. William
Bud; Measrs. William L, thinner. Jr,,
Dunn Martin, Val. Parham, Stanley Beck
With, r. r. Roper, Fl. r, Prlehard and
~. II. Patteson were stays. Tho chap
erones were Mrs. B, 3, jones' Mrs. W. q
Keyan. Mr., and Mrs. Preston Roper
Dr. and Mrs. John Mann.
The Wednesday Music Club met with
Miss Mary II, Patteson on Union street,
ME programme was beautifully rendered
Nv Mrs. Charles D. Wltherspoon, MISS
Emily Mason, Miss Mary Patteson, MISS
Bettie. Jones, Mrs, J. s. Foste1 Miss Lucy
5As NIcIlwaine, Miss Beatrice Plnckney
Jones. Miss Helen r. Yenable, Miss joyce
Blshop and Miss Jean Trlgg,
a The clubs guests were Miss Tyler. OF
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WAvERLY SOCIAL
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)

r. \opcCIdl W - !Ic sEEgs
yvAVERLY,g "a. April l2l.--Very prom!.
nent among the Easter-tide social events
In Wayerly was the entertainment OF tho
Cupid Clan Club and Its guests Monday
evening4by Misses 9. y. and s.. B. Burt
OF No. los West Main Street. Various
progressive games and melodlous music
enthroned merriment and vivacity, which
relgned supreme from to 70 o'clock.
Refreshments, fruits and domestic candies
were sumptuously3 served, The guests
of the club included Misses Hattie Chap
pell, May Taylor and Ruth Chappell, Of
Petersburg Miss Mary Cowell. of Way
boro. N. c., and Misses Ruth spratley,
Mary, w. May, Elsie NJ West, Ethel
Daniel and Christine Ellis, iii
A brilliant Easter cotllon was danced
at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening. Notwithstanding the younger
set did not positively decide that they
would have the dance TIL Tuesday, the
commodious ballroom Yves strained to
Its utmost to accommodate those In at
tendance.
The Phlomath!an Club met with Miss
Blanche Fleetwood Friday evening
Among the college girls who spent the
Easter holidays with their parents In
Waverly were Misses Elsie NJ, West,
Ethel Daniel, Mary W, May and Estelle
F!tchette,
Mrs. Katherine B, Burt and little daugh-
ter, Mary Garrett, are Visiting Mrs.
Burt's father, Or. John a, Broaddus, OF
Bowling Green,
Misses Hattie and Ruth chappell, Of
Petersburg, and Mr.. Samuel Burt, OF
Bedfo CityD are visiting Mr.. p. Fleet
wood and family this week
Miss Gertrude Balm, Of Gray visited
her aunt, Mrs, p, M. Hancock, OF No, 2os
East Main Street, Tuesday.
Professor D, ]. Slpe returned from
Halifax county on Monday, where he
visited his people during the holidays.
Miss May Taylor, Of Petersburg. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, RIA. Daniel, this
week. @5
Mrs. Lizzie 3, chappell is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Chappell on corner
OF Main and Hunter Streets.
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RADFoRD SOCIETY
.snec,al 10 The Times -Dispatch.>

pAnroRD. VA, April s21.--General
q wharton brlgudier- general OF the
Confodarncy. now nearly eighty-two years
did viii attend the Confederate reunion
at New Orleans. He will be accompanied
south by his little granddaughter, MISS
Mia Wharton, who will visit Pr an1
Mrs. r. 8, Mitchell at Atlanta Ihoy WIZ
be absent about two weeks.
Mr. John Ingles. the engineer m Shafsa
- tha railroad construction works at
clinohport, after visiting his parents inc
first 81 the week, has returned 70 Cllnch-
port. :, n,ondov
for a visit OF several months to her uncle
Mr.. Stuart Baldwin, at Chicago
Miss Matte Thomas. OF Christ'nnsnurs,
was tha guest OF Mrs 6elden l0ngley
Monday. ,,.o.
bytery at Coy!ngton Tuesday,
Mr. Emmett Roberts who was thrown
from his buggy and very n,hs :, nr"'sI "
while driving on First Street sunday IS
conyalescent.
Among those who attended the Virginia
poytechnio Institute german Friday were
Misses LILY Tyler. Carey Preston, Angela
Tinsley, Afelita Wilson, Willie JORDAN,
Anna Wilson, Bessie Lyle, Kettle Aus1in
Mrs, j. Lewis lnges and Mr. HAL {
Tyler.
Mr. william Rosenfeld, of Middlesboro,
KY. Is visiting his parents mere,
Mr.. Oscar b. Pryor has purchased
half Interest In the meat market and gro
cely store OF W. M. Delp, and Will act
as manager for the company.
The Easter german, danced Monday
night at the cotllon Club, was q large
and delightful affair, Mr. Henry G. Al
len led, assisted by Miss Laura lngles,
and the following couples participated;
Miss Bette Austin, of Arkansas and Mt
John Ingles OF Clinchport; Mr., and Mrs.
G. b, Fisher, OF Roanoke; MI and Mrs,
n. M. Thomss, OF Roanoke; Miss Lily
Tyler and MIR. Carey Fisher, OF the Vir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute; Miss Belle
Tyler and Mr. Stocton Heth, Of White
&Thornt Miss aIackey Ingles and Mr., W1l,-
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Marvellous WATER.
SIGHT Be SHOWN |I.H|:|.|
An Unique Demonstration TO bc Z
Witnessed at the James
.f1 town Exposition.
REvoLurloNlzE WARFARE.
Light Can Be Utilized for Many
Purposes to Great
VI Advantage.
tspecialNto The rimes-DIspatch.)

(specialAto Tho rimes-Dispntch.)
NORFOLK, VA, April 2l.--scien-
tlnc .marvels follow each other
90 rapidly nowadays that each may be
said to tread upon anothcr's heels.
Equally fnrsrcaching in Its effect upon
tho modern world as wireless biography
will be the remarkable water light which
Will be shown as q 1--we exhibit In all Of
It's phases at the jamestown Celebration
In HAMPTON Roads In 1907. y rs.
Various Uses.
This wonderful light is used In
great variety OF ways and for many use
f,il purposes. Ofsits various forms tho
most spectacular md thrilling and the
one cmbodying the greatest possibilities
for rcvolutlonizlng former methods or
warfare. Is the projcctile-a magazine
OF intense light made to last any rca,
sonablc length Of time and constructor
80 as to DO fired out Of a qua. ana
thrown as far as an ordinary shell can
i be thrown. This projcctie is com
posed h OF the most powerful and only
light OF the. kind in the world. It's pos
sibilities are almost infinite. II can DC
thrown among lurking vessels IN q DARK
sea, disclosing them In all their details;
4 It can light up the bottom OF the sea Tor
divers and bridge builders;sit can nelfay
the position OF hiding submarines ana
other craft and 1t can turn night into
day over a wide area wherever It IS al.
rected BY the hand OF the man behind
the light gun.
AS Life Saver.
Multifa rio,s arc the uses to which the
new light Is put. Attached to llfe buoys.
the, mere act OF throwing the lie buoy
unseals the light, carries 1T overheard
and ignites It instantly. The capacity
OF the life buoy light Is about 300 cand!e
power, and It will burn for ono hour II
is not extinguished by heavy seas or
wind. It's value In tho life saving SER
vice can readily be imagined. DistriDu-
ted around the deck OF vessels READY 1or
instant -,,se they form q valuable az
tunct to other methods OF saving lie
Mt sea in the darkest night It does not
require much effort OF the Imagination
Il conceive OF tho delight which a
brightly lighted life buoy would bring
TO the heart OF man struggling in the
dark waters OF the ocean on moonlcss
and starless night
Daily Exhibitions.
This remarkable light Is used as 9
lifircman's search light. In which case 1t
ican be taken through q building full OF
3smoke to loca to fire Or used about the
s{ngine or hose carriage In dark streets.
LIT Is also used on land or water for
such purposes as a large deck flare, Tor
building bridges, raising wrecks. to- Tag
I trains or for emergencies on railroads or
steamboats,. for which purpose It IS
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PEOPLE IN CAROLINE
Especial to Tho Times-plspatch>

BOWLING GREEN, VA, April 2l,--.
Miss Pearl Smoot, who is attending the
Woman's College In Richmond, spent sev-
eral days this week with her parenta. u
Mrs. Mary u. Peatross has returned
from Norfolk where she went to visit
her son. DR. John w. Winston. Whils
there she purchased a home and lot and
viii move there to live,in q few weeks.:
professor A. b. Chandler and Wifs.i
Of Richmond. were the guests at ais
parents here this week, ~ 81
Mr.. G, n. Collins, OF Brunswlck county,
spent this week visiting, his parents. ME-.
and Mrs. g, l. Collins. as NE
b Mrs. NJ. u. Sutton Ia visiting In Wash
ington this week.
Mrs, Jno, w. Gill isjins Baltimore wbsTe
she viii remain for several week..
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tho American Steel Company OF Wander.
grift, Pa, will be married Tuesday at
H'arriisonburg. his bride being Miss Hat,
tie Allemong strnyer, daughter Of Mn
and Mrs. Ernest strayer, OF TIarrisonburE;
Mr.. Wilson is a son OF Mr.. =, w. Wilson,
OF this place. who will attend the mar.
rlage M
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Petersburg Society

Lyncbburg; Miss Kerfoot. Chlcago; Miss
Robertson, Elizabeth City; Miss salter
Boston; Miss Kent. Brooklyn; Misses
Allen, Miss Mary Meade bernard, MISS
N1,nnie sniller. Mrs, Randolph Barksdale
Mrs. +. spooner Epes Mrs. James Nc
Cullough, Mrs Charles PEBBLES, Miss
Bishop, Miss Cannon Of Fredericks hurg;
Mr.. Harry Martin, Of Chicago, and Mr.
Robert Claiborne. - II,
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Where Nations Meet.

3 OF all the railway stations In Europe
perhaps even In the world, the one at
Basel, belonging to the Swiss Federal
Railways, Is the most varied In Its ma.
ing stock. It is, In fact, a huge. junction
through which travellers from the many
corners OF the tinent must often pass
--RallWay Magazlne, n
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The Royal Cos1netique.

The messenger Numbered over the
drawbrIdgo and Into the castle courtyard.
Flinging himself from tho painting steed,
he accosted a group Of nrohers on guard
before the Kings apartment.
II was unayoidably delayed" he gasped.
"doth his majesty was Impatient"
hour his majesty waxeth. nothing except
his moustacios, PUCK. r
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hung up in passenger trains or cabins
for immediate use. IA
V1sitors to the Jamestown Exposition
will have a daily opportunity to witnesd
the operation Of this remarkable, useful
and Interesting light.
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0zor1uIsion Cure

For CONSUMPTION, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, SCROFULA, AMAZE.
MIA, MALARIA, PNEUMONIA and
all PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
WASTING DISEASES OF YOUNG.
AND OLD, and for those GENER-
ALLY DEB1LlTATED.
Always Uniform In Quality, It is
Speedily Digested and Assimilated:
y For Convalescents It is an 1nvalua-
bic Recuperator in Connection with with
any Medicine they may be : E,s. -
TO those recovering from any Diseases
and Fevers. 8s
Those who take ozomylsion enjoy
Buoyant Health.
Beneficial Results are Obtained after
the First Dose.
the Formula is printed Ia languages on each.
oZoMULsioN LABORATORIES
es Pine st.. New York.
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TIE Cod Liytr OIL Emalslos Par Extslftses.'' a
The Properties Of Its Ingredients are.
COD Liver OIL--Blood-making,
Tissue,buiding, Nourshing, Sustain
ing.
A GUA1ACOL-Antiseptic Germ-de-
stroyi1g, Catarrh-curit1g.
e $CLYCER1NE - Soothing, Healing,
LIME AND SODA Bone building.
Teeth-growing.
tits a Chemically Purified FOOD
Pleasant and Palatable. II.
1t is an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Desire for Food. ...
1t@is a TONI C Promoting the
Functions ofthc Digestive Organs. 81
e Physicians use in their Own FAM.
lies and Prescribe In their Private and
Hospital Practice, the =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

\ OF course he paid the price. which is,
as everybody knows, eternal vigilance or,
in scientific parlance, chronic insomnia
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Liberty.

There was man who esteemed liberty
Particularly" he was won't to say ''as
to what I eat. shall eat what like,
and all l want OF 1t. without let or hin
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-17
Wedding os,ls.

Saint Valentine was the dis
tinguished guest to witness the
nuptials of David II. Stokesbury and
Miss Clara Helms at the brides
residence Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary lith. Rev. Conrad Bluhm pro-
nouncing the Presbyterian form.
Relatives and neighbors crowded
the parlor to the utmost capacity.
Miss Helms. well known in this city.
has long taken prominent place in
the life and doings Of large circle
of young people in addition to being
the head of the domestic circle since
the death of her mother some years
ago. Mr.. Stokesbury is steady
and industrious young man of high
ideals and ambitions. residing on the
Stokesbury ranch five miles west of
the city. A large circle of we'll
wishers bespeak for the couple a
long and prosperous career.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-17
Osptsst aevissl Services.

Beginning on the second of April
revival services will be held in the
baptis. church. The pastor will be
assisted by the Bingham brothers.
These brothers are four in number.
all fine singers and able preachers.
We expect them to spend at least
two weeks with US. These young
men are a fine type of young man.
hood and have been attended with
the highest success among our
churches in Colorado this fall and
winter. Large numbers have been
converted by means of their preach
ing in various cities of our state.
At Boulder more than one hundred
were led into the Christian life.
Young men of our city are especial
~ invited to hold the meetings in
mind and share in their blessedness
when they are held.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-17
Former IL Jso,s Soy Killed in ns.,ee

William Wallace Elliott. son Of
Mrs. A. Il. Hixon. and with his
mother a resident of La Junta until
about nine years ago. was electro
cuted at Guanajuato. Old Mexico.
February $. 1906. The remains
were brought to this city for inter
ment. arriving on No. 10 last
"Wednesday night. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hixon. Mrs. Hixon is
a sister of Pony Cabler. a well
known resident of Otero county.
Young Elliott was born in La
Junta about p years ago. He is a
telegrapher by occupation. and until
about two months Ago had lived in
Canada. which had been his mothers s
home previous to her being married
to Mr.. Hixon and going with him In
Old Mexico. Mr.. Hixon is engaged
in the mining business in Mexico
and a short time ago sent for E.
lott. giving him employment in the
The young man had charge of the
electric wires in the mines. taking
them down previous to . blast and
putting them up afterwards. While
engaged in his regular duties he Wa
instantly killed by touching . live
wire.
The funeral took plsce yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock from nhomp-
sons undertaking pariors on Second
street. the services being conducted
BY Rev. ". G. Barron. Of the
Methodist church. The remains
were inferred in Rivefview ceme-
tery besitie those Of tie young mans
father. Who died when young Elliott
was m infant
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-17
esssssi "Osme" AZ A,e.as. i.

There was a general bump" all
around among conductors this week.
When Barney Marlowe was re-
instated he was given his old run on
Nos. 60s and COL. Marlowe
bumped" Cox. who has been on
the run. and the latter in turn
bumped Sporleder off the swell
double trip daily passenger run be-
tween this city and Pueblo. on Nos.
600. 6lO. 603 and 6oi. Sporieder
has been transferred to the Canon
City branch. taking the place Of
Hemphill. who is in California for
his health.
La Junta tribune., 1906-02-17
s-;.. v.i.. o.pe,.

Go see the unique Swink Union
Depot entertainment At WoodmAn
Hall Monday evening. February
18th. AT 7.30 o'clock. Why unique
Because il costs but Is cents TO get
in and nothing to get out Such q
thing was never heard Of before
Nothing to get OUT" Don't faint.
but come.
DELTA ALPHAs-