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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-13
TO THE PUBLIC

We have the best deal and biggest attraction in Washing Powder at pres ent that has ever been put before the public in Waterbury. A full weight. four i4) ID package that Is equal to the best on the market. It sells for I5c per package. and with q packages you get handsome large doll already dressed. something that Is sure to please the children. Come and get s doll for your little girl before they are sIl gone. They will not last long.
 We also make a speciality of keeping the best Butter and Eggs. Tea and Conee In the city. Call at 11s East Main street and be convinced.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-13
Y. M. 0. A. DIRECTORS.
Met Last Night and Heard February Reports Read.

Met Last Night and Heard February
 Reports Read.
 The directors of the Waterbury Young Mems Christian association held their monthly meeting in the association building last evening. Reports for the month of February were read and accepted. The treas urer, General L. H. Van Keuren, re- ceived during the month from mem- bership fees. $319.50; from rentals, etc, $266.55, and from donations, $57. Balance on hand February 28, $266.O7. The finance committee, Archer J. Smith, chairman, present. ed the following financial statement: Building, furnishings and
 land (est) .... ..$SS,000. .00 Treasurer's balance .... 2SS.07 Office cash .... ....... 25.0O
 $SS,31S.O7
 Liabilities.
 Mortgage note Derby Saw
 ings bank <. ....... $21,600.00 Current notes .... .... 6,0O0.OO Open accounts :. ...... 1,174.2O Trustee endowment fund 100000
 $3S,774.2O Property value over ob- ligations ..+.... ..$49, ,53S.S7 The expenditures for the ten months of the fiscal year were $65.05 less than the appropriations for the various departments.
 Sustaining memberships or dona- tions were received from the fol- lowing persons: L. E. Fitzsimons, H, s. Chase, R. R. Harder, A. D. Field, Dr F. E. Castle, Dr F. c. Marg- graf, Frederick ,J. Brown, A. G. West, N. J. Welton. John w. Potter. as follows: Junior $3.50 members, 119; senior $7.50 members, 3S7; sustaining $10 members, 1S7; total, 693. An increase in membership of 52 over February 2S, 1905. Fifty nine members were received during the month.
 The attendance at the Business Mems Bible class, conducted by Dr Henry B. Wright of Yale, showed a total of IT for the four weeks in February, an average of 29 each ses- sion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
PATHETIC CASE AT NEW ULM
DR.. Humphrey and Wife, Pioneers, Lose
Their Mental Balance,

NEW UEM, NINA peculiar condition ex-
lists in the case Of DR.. 7. r. Humphrey of this
county and his wife. They are both very old,
the doctor being past 90 and both have suddenly
grown very childish. He is possessed with the
belief that his wife is his sister who died some
years ago, and she has forgotten that she is his
wife and accepts the belief that she is really
his sister. They live in different places, and
when he calls on her he always inquiries for his
sister.
Recently he called and his wife informed him
that their parents had just died. Both Of
them were terribly affected with the sorrow that
had come upon them. when in fact the parents
have been dead nearly half a century. Mrs.
Humphrey lives with her son. who is a para
lytic and is unable to recognize any Of the
family, and is cared for by his wife, but the
old lady believes that she has the care Of the
house on her hands and that the daughter-in-law
is the hired housekeeper and the son is a man
whom they have taken in because he had no
other place to go.
Upon some things the aged doctor is rational,
and in good physical health, and were it not so
pathetic the case would be one Of real humor, for
the old people carry out the ideas they have
created as If they were real facts. DR.. Humphrey
came to this county in 1862, and gave the name
to one Of the townships Of the county.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21

Each day brings its annoying petty
duties. Pickwick Rye will help you to
perform them with a cheerful, smiling
face.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
1EAGUERS AT NORTHFIEID
District Meeting Ended Last Evening
After a Three-Day Session.

NORTHFIELD, M1NN.-The seventeenth an
nual convention Of the Epworth leagues of the
st. Paul district was held here Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday. On Friday evening there was
a lecture by DR.. L. T. Guild of Minneapolis on
The Moonbeam Bridge followed by a recep-
ton Of the delegates by the Northfeld chapter.
On Saturday J.. A. Bailey of Northfeld led
the devotions, followed by the appointment of
committees and several addresses, 1.-THE Week
" Devotional Meeting and It's Mission" J. S.
Willmarth. Saltwater; 1.-THE Department Of
Mercy and Help" Miss Pearl Heal, Hamline;
THE Department Of Literary and Social
Work.. Harry Lathrop, St. Paul.)
On. Saturday evening Claude p. Southwich
OF Albert Lea reported on the state convention,
and Professor r, w. Cooper, Hamline, deliy.
cred an address on The bible"
Sundays program was as follows: 6 am,
early prayer service, F. s. Lorrimoure, Red
Wing, 1890; convention sermon, Presiding
Elder J. F. Stout; 2:45, ''The Student volun.
teer Movement Mrs. II. G. Scholberg, Ham.
line; 2, The Junior League Work. Miss
Marion, Cole. Minneapolis; 7, devotional, Car.
F. Miller, Hamline; 8. sermon, DR.. A. G. Ste.
venS, st. Paul.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
An Honest Deal.

When a reliable concern of forty
years. standing offers it's product d.
rect to the user under a positive guar
antee of satisfaction or money refund
ed, the public is certainly getting an
honest deal. Why run the risk of buy
ing adulterated goods unattended by a
guarantee of any kind? We want your
trial order for a quart of Hayner Pri-
waite Stock Rye. Only 80 cents. de-
]ivered at your home. Twin City phone
9455. Remember, your money back if
not entirely satisfied. The Hayner Dis
tilling Co., SO Fourth street S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
DIVORCED AFTER THIRTY YEARS
Mrs. Lillian Mckay Of st. Cloud De-
serted by Her Aged Husband.

ST. CLOUD, MINN.-After having been mar
ried for nearly. thirty years, Mrs. Lillian Mckay
of this city has been granted a divorce from her
husband, Thomas Mckay 4efz Prairie - Mrs.
Mckay is about 30 and charged that her hus-
band deserted her a year ago. He is 60. They
have several grown daughters and sons. There
was no appearance on behalf Of the husband and
the court granted the decree. She was given
the custody of the only daughter not Of legal
age.
The graduating exercises of the St. Cloud high
school will be held at the Davidson theater on
the evening of June 5. On Sunday, June 8, the
baccalaureate sermon will be delivered by Rev.
H.: F: Parsha!l Of St. Johns Episcopal church.
Following is q list Of the gradua ties: Flor
ence NJ. Wright, Zadie s. Mcdonald, Maude
W~hittemore, Roy De Leo, Fanny Mosford, Guy
Aycres. Louis Moos, Ray ~Tschumper]in, Arthur
German, Lydia Lyons. Pauline McAuley, May
Hammond, Loren Campbell, Janet Thompson.
Morris Eastman, Clara Mcneil, Pearl McNutt,
Adalia Flint, Lottie Price. Agnes Maloy, Marga-
ret Smith. Robert Gould, William McGregor, J.
Frank Oliver, Edna Bunnel, Anna Hitchcock.
Alta Reynolds, Hazel Spence, Hazel Brown.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, May 21.-M. T. Sand, a
wheat buyer, was found to be $1,Sol short In MS
accounts recently, and the elevator company by
which he was employed preferred a criminal
charge against him..
The Justice before whom the complaint was
filed came to the conclusion that Mr.. Sands
difficulty was not due to anything bordering
on embezzlenent, but was the result of his
failure to take a sufficient amount from the
farmers in dockage, or to leaks from cars or
errors in weighing.
Neighbors felt the same way, and a popular
subscription was started and sufficient money
raised in the course of a few days to satisfy
the elevator company. The money has been
turned over and the case dismissed.
There Is much criticism Of the present law, as
failure to dock sufficiently or errors In weigh
ing may subject any elevator agent to charges
Of shortage and consequent imprisonment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
DOG SCARE AT SYLVAN
Citizen Bitten by an Animal Believed
to Have the Rabies.

BRAINERD. MINN.-Sylvan has a mad dog
scare. a man named Erickson was bitten by a
dog that had every sign of rabies. A general
slaughter of ours there has been ordered.
The grand jury brought in twelve indictments
and was discharged. Several were for running
blind pigs In the Cross Lake country. One was
against D. F.. Jones for incest.
The case Of Merrill vs.. the John Coates Liquor
company is occupying the attention of the dis
Truman D. Merrill. who died. it is asserted. from
the results of a blow struck by Leon Rafdal
last November. Rahdal was a bartender en-
sued for So, 900 damages.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
SAY THEY WE'RE SWINDIED
from Browns Valley Com
plain Bitterly.

BROWNS VALLEY, MINN.-Four homestead
ers, who left here recently to take up claims
in North Dakota, complain bitterly of the
treatment they received at the hands of land
agents whom they paid to locate them on good
quarter sections. The homesteaders charge that
when they moved on the claims they found
them six miles distant from the section they
thought they were filing on and which had been
shown them by the land men. They threaten to
bring suit for damages.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21

.l1tt@lE3S
lSfAAhNAL y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
SAVED By
HIS NEIGHBORS
ELEVATOR COMPANY HAD IT'S
r. BUYER ARRESTED.

Shortage Of $1,351 Traced to His Fail
ure to Take Sufficient Dockage from
= Farmers and to Leaks from Cars
Present Law Criticized as Working
an Injustice. ,......
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21
One Fare Plus One Dollar, Chicago to
Boston and Return via New York or

The Lake Shore will sell on May 31st
to June 9th, inclusive, tickets to Bos-
ton and return at above rate. Return
limit by deposit, July 15th-stopover of
ing via New York on return trip. Write
II. ". Browne, N. w. 2. A, $40 Robert
street, st. Paul, MINI. Warren j.
Lynch, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chi
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-21

Smart Weed and Belladonna, COM
bined with the other ingredients used
in the best porous plasters, make Car
ter's S. W. & B. Backache Plasters the
best in the market. Price rs cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
U. S. IMPORTS ARE
DOUBLED IN VALUE
Rulletin Gives Figures Fol Las,
Seven Years.
BILLIONS ~ VALUE AGGREGATED
The Increase in irportstions Is C,s
trIbuted Through Al Classes and
Practically All Articles OF Merchan
disc According to Statistics.

Washington. To-. Tue imports
into -, liI',l STAFF, have Ita,ucai.
!! d"u'!,i ~ ta.gy ~ IA, las, seven
Years. according To- bulletin issued ol
ia, bureau II statistics al The dt.art
mcnt ni Cuu.h.rc, ami labor.
Ia IA" calendar year. lr"5. the i'm
inri' a-.i,Shtru IN value Sii7a."r"..
80" a. against So. "r".urn ia t,r cal.
rndag var l,9>. The hSurcs ut l>o>
includcG Merchandise from Porto Rico
and :la"aii, nov customs districts of
the United States. II. the bulletin
SAYS. the Nalu" IL the merchandise
brought from thuec islands In 1895
he aGi"! To The bureaus statement Of
imports from foreign countries, the
grand total Tor 1898 would be- $l.23t,
onnc,.
Tn" Increase in impor'a'ions Is dis.
trihuled through all Glasses and prac.
ticalIy all articles Of mere handiise.
Food sturs increased 81 .V,".ouo, n
Gain ~ ~ per cent: manufactures w.
creased $>l ,""n,uob. or "A gain ~ ~ per
cent. Injuries inCr' aSed s1Iu'o. 0o". ar
=" per cent, AMI manufacturers mate
IiaiS increased SSUS,"ur,uUp or III per
EFT
Those figures DO MOI include mcr-
chands' from Hawaii and Porto Rico
during ia" var 800. Cotton manu-
ia''u."s ri AL Kinds increased from
S2"."rn.""" 10 $ii."un. "op. silk manu-.
failures {2;.""t."u0 10 s.. uo".0"o Gig
ar> and cigarettes Sl.1jo. 0"o To about
S4."'"."op and IN addition Ia mi
<@.Gt',pnp worth were received from
Porto R!Co last year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Working Against Aazino.

Nov N0fk. FOO Womcn " rho
M'.'r'a club arr worlins ,n hay. hal.
in- abolished IA colleges The, hay,
Obtained ENDORSEMENT from In. pr,>i
gents ~ almost all he prumin,n,
universities In the country. and are
nov framing a bin making hazinr a
CRIME. They hope To have IL in,r,.
dnC'd in congress M this s.ssinn
while approving the movement and
giving their signatures 10 N. resolI.
lion several university heads sus.
r"~''i tha' The surest way ~ rliminat
I'M brutality from college life is 10
establish g'ntlcncss BY mothers In the
home
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Three INJURED IN
TRANSPORT FIRE
Twenty Men Overcome BY The
Deadly Fumes
sevERAL REPORTED As MISSING
Fire Breaks Out In Hold Of Trsnspor,
Meade Lying at Wharf IN San Fran
cisco. with Disastrous Results &c
Men and Cargo.

San Francisco. F,D. (. Iir bro,
.out In The hold oi tue TRANSPORT M,a.
NiEg al her wharf The ltr IA.
four hours. despite ,LI ,Gpli, nj t.,
IRE department
Fully twenty :I,n were overcome bl
the deadly fumes. and At hast tAIr,
men were inJu.cd fatally Tnv duaI.
Third Officer Gcorgc Maiia,c. 1T
Meade
b. II. Hcnncsscy. liucmau vi ,ngin,
company No. t.
Captain Charles Dahin. Of engine
COMPANY No I.
The following are reported a. miss
ing. supposed! In the kU.i uECuusCipu..
and perhaps dead:
Charles Gin, operator for Chief Fer
nandez,
George Brown. Of Engine 40 ~.
W. X. Eagan. ~ engine 40 T.
One ~ the sailors of the Meade.
name unknown.
The injured:
S~P'"eh Ns''t - ~ si~Pa, "a 'ttN .'hcd ~
has shoulder BROKEN.
First Ofhccr l.aSack. Of The Meade
n. Dahl. second officer of the Unit
cd States Transport seryic,
Louis Cook. foreman of truck No /;
Battalion chief Fernando. Of IN,
Ore department.
Lieutenant JOAN Gilbert Of cnl;nr
No -
Captain D. Il. Sywcll OF engine No
IL.
l.cntcnan, A. Marr'oc:. Of engine
No. ,
Gabriel Cuncu, fireman
The Meade va, 10 have sailed ON
THURSDAY for Manila, with l""" men
en- board of IL, Second infantry. ami
the Eighth and Thirteenth ha'lcrir,
OF HIGHT artillery Tn, tuI'rdrt ~
the ship. where the lire hrOhc out.
contained m, personal ,ii,c's ut IN,
officers AID men al the regiments On
route 10 Manila
The vessel had also on board a car
60 OF 500" tons at Cuu.n.l~-drN and
-Qrart"rna>'"r, supple, cun-I-ncd -
the Philippines
II Is impossible Ia state n this hour
the extent Of the damaSo Ia "a, snip
and her cargo
Third Oflc.r Wallac" Was ua'ly"
OF Sydn,y. y. ; ". and vas - wears
Of age
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
VAHoAmAN LED TIE MILITARY
governor Of M'ss,ss,ep, Pre.ent. Mob
"o'n Iyneh'ns Negro.

'"' "'''' Wis.,. F.. n,pu'y : rr
!" Mage, II Cuvll.pu count.
"''H-' l'u r.r"r. u,-ro. a,L,,.,..
~" q" WA Robinson. ttc =, -, "
'h' 'N' h'!'' ! S.,rin Robertson. Cd:
80 '''-''h 'o"h'>. anu loa-,G hin II.
Ja!.
Robins n. ne r,al mur,i, r,r. ta,r.
>''I'''' 40" u'! formed ~ man.
Tie h"arp hpf the deputy drn,.
mn "''',' country !" h'.o. ami th.r,
"'' '"r''aj train. on which a d,,a!
"' '.' 'ar'al lI-ht Dmart- uu.. p
'"' l''N'Aa' command 81 Governor
NaI.!al"dn, va, met
'"' h'-'o VA landed sa,, ia Jach
son :! D., ,~,o.,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
viii Adopt New Calvary Brides.

Washington, Feb As "A result of
the visit Of General Chafrce and the
parry "f american Officers To France
la>' summer where they viewed the
Fr'n"h nan'uNrrs. the general stHd
haN decided 10 adopt Ia. bit and bride
IN principle FOR cavalry brides. TINS
Cnnl,'nplatcS the use Of both straight
AID curb bit with two SITS IL rcins
General taait"c was impressed with
perfect control which the French
troops had over their horses ia the
cavalry drills
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
WI Stop Reckless Auto prixina.

Chicago, Feb = Cuy and park au.
thpri'ic> have united in "A determined
attempt Ia stop reckless automobile.
driving IN CalCagu'S street Police
records shoN that 80 per cent Of the
and manned hy automobiles during
the las year can be- laid directly to
mo ,.r, Jess, and criminal chauffeur,
sat "G, ~ o., Gdra..s and automubI.,
'uurAE.. r a. experts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Accident Insurance Restricted.

Jefferson Cil, No. Feb Notice
ma been issued hN Superintendent ~
stat" Insurance Nandiv"r that after
F'h ~ Identification Of registry
company. oT agents thereof. will be- al.
lu""d 10 writ" accident insurance for
any accident company licensed "a Do
u-inrs~ ia Missouri Suprrintcnd, nj
Nandu"r contends that IN" law does
~, allow accident companies To place
Insurance through the risistry or idcn.
tliCd'ioH companies
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Presieen, Make. Nomination..

WdShinct"n, FEB THE president
has nominated Major General John e.
Bats, AZ present chief Of stan. To be-
lieutenant general To succeed i.icuten.
ant General Adna u Chafce. retired.
this daN. H. also nominated Briga
adler General \. W. Greeley. ch.ei
signal officer. To he major general III
IN" lin" tn succeed General Bates as
major gent raj. also Colonel James A.
len Ia be nrlsadier general and chiei
Of The signal corps To succeed General
GTcClrL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Disc u.s Measures Of Insurance.

Chicago, Feb More than loo Of
state officials, including several gov.
crnors. cOlsmis sioncrs Of insurance.
attorneys general and representatives
Of InSuranc" Conpa MES. were present
AZ ~ ap"ning session Of the national
convention "n thursday called TO dts
CusS measures of control of insurance
companies IN the various states. T
r. Drake, Insurance commissioner OF
Nh" District uf Columbia. presided at
The "p"nlug session. and called the
COnN'Liinn ~ ORDER
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Roosevelt Takes Prompt Action.

Washington, Feb. 2-PrcsiGent
RooscN"lr took prOInp, action On the
telegram of Thomas 7. Hayes. depart.
mcnt COMMANDER ~ the legion OF span.
ssh War Veterans. and John VI. Dunn.
formerly captain Of the Twenty-cighth
United State volunteers. Of Boston.
regarding thu CaS. OF &Ihn J. Bu~,s,
the former United States soldier whom
IL Is alleged had been denied a land
ing ~ Boston, where he arrived from
ireland on the 18Th instant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
viii Not Discuss Plans.

London. Frb Sir ThoU.L- III?
Ton will not discuss a. present h.
plans " challenge for n. America g
cup In 49,; lie points put thai IN
Ger the rules 1t /, not necessary o.
Challenge I'll The fan of hi, ,,at. all.
until then 3" viii not SAY what h.-
proposals will H." Il l. understood
however that Alfred VI '"r. ~ I.d-
SOW. viii design the chai,u-.r an J
tnai IN" D,url-. ui Duuautu4. "I.
build the yacht
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Express Companies Fighting Tax.

Austin. Ten. Feb The several
EXPIRE companies doing business IN
T"Nas TODAY hiod the In the twenty.
>i\ih district state court injunction
prp'"'dmr, a-1'nst the state ~ Tex
a. I" prev ~" comptroller collect
ing -. p'r cent taN on their gross
earning "a O., mand'd by ~. law pass
I'd by Tho recently adjourned leeis,a
tur" \ temporary INJUNCTION Wa
granted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
V,rg,1,a's Governor InaJaur.ted.

Ru,.i.p.. NJ. f"s. Clause =
SN"a~uu. At Char am VINO BEGAN pub
llc a." - a n.rn,D"T of the hir}.third
cpngr,s,. and ha, been reelected To
every congress since. was IEauguratcd
governor ot Virginia, ;nd j TaNlu' +.
tyson. ~ Richmond. former mayor. u
con-, i'ra'o veteran, and for the past
II wears chairman of the Democratic
STA, cumHat'.r, Wa inaVGura;cd a.
lieutenant governor Thursday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
upheId Riahts OF Judoea.

Houston. Tx, Feb 2.-The supreme
court al Texas has upheld the right
uf district Judges In this state TO II
~" injunction Ia prevent the leasing
Of buildings for gaming purposes. tn.
decision Va, rendered Ia the case OF
x J Nilsson, of Waco. II Is cla!rled
this vii lamp out gambling In Tex
as. Their ht. b..H determined nght
mad against gambling In al 81 the
ciiic- 81 tho STATE FOX some time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Woman Accidentally shoo:. Man.

Wilmington, y c, Feb. Eug,n ne
T. liush",. al Iiill~hnr". y. c. was
,hot and Shshrh injured Ncdncsda,
by h niece. Miss Vera l.. Trunrr.
ais" "i i!ill"b"r" " Was stated that
Hughes came To- WilminI'un for the
pufp"s" nj inducing his daughter Ia re-
urn HON" 10 her studies ~ business
r"ll"s" and that pistol taken by the
girl from Hughes the day before was
accidentally discharged a. Miss Turn
cr returned II Ia her uncle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
VETS WILL HONOR WHEELER.
Big Memorial Meeting To BE Held IN
Atlanta. Feb. IS.

Wa hiCrt Il, fOb a big mcnori
a. meeting m Atlanta ON Feb. 18th
In honor ui n, al, General Joseph
Wheeler ana which viii AT the sam,
time furnish r.c ucCa. !un for a reunion
ut tlr Il. = Nap v,nr. jh, b'u, and Ill.
t'aN. wa> banned - meeting her,
II camp y. Nh",lcr cavalry. II Al
lan'a, Ga
~ thl~ Lrr',r" it is proposed e.
have ly.e. lent Roosevelt and tEr
.'nntr1,t II cAi,f II he Grand Army
At th' l',uh,c and the Con(c,lera',
N,',ldne a. We ~ the veterans VI
e." Srani~h Wa" present;
''"rporai' TANNER. ~ The head ui
tn Grand Arm of the Rcpu ,,ic, n!
ready has accepted the invitation ana
I"',r a Gvly-aliun viii be- sent from
Atlanta 10 Wa,&.nptna 90 invite NJ,
preside at. II IL prnpo,ci that the IA;
ter ot 'I,'tIhS " monument Ia Gcner
al Wheeler Ia Arlington will he NC
lively discussed a. IL, meeting
Before leaving tor their homes the
CAMP ,lcct"! Colonel r. r. Jones. oi
Atlanta, chairman ut the committee on
arrangements. u was stated that the
Intention tn hold 'hC memorial meeting
Was explained tn the members II Gen
"ral Nh"c,crs family and that IL vas
approved al 10y them
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-02-03
Carlisle Addresses ken,uesiars.

Frankfort ~, Feb Upon invi
'I'inu Of On, k'r'ucty general assem-
bis. Hon John -. Carlisle. secretary
. .'.' '.'' .n., under Pr, s.icnt Clcvt
aD' an a fo-mor KcutucEian. al
dressed d.. 1p.. 'ar fcN minutes
iHgf UH afterwards ton.
a. t,. . .,.. g. I... '-.pn