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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
Could Stand Another

A commercial traveller tells the fol-
lowing of a little social gathering in
eastern Ontario:
Dinner was a little late. A guest
asked the hostess to play something.
Seating herself at the piano, the good
woman executed Chopin nocturne
with precision. She finished, and there
was still an interval of waiting to be
bridged. In the grim silence she turned
to an old gentleman on her right and
said, Would YOU like a sonata before
dinner" He gave start of-surprise
and pleasure. Why, yes, thanksv he
said. 4 had a couple on my way here,
but think could stand another"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
The Gnat's Mouth.

The gnats mouth consists Of small
lancet for piercing the skin. This in
strument is inclosed in delicate
sheath, and beneath it there is a pump
ing apparatus for drawing out the
blood of the victim. The gnat is SO
small that the red corpuscles of the
blood would be too large for its sys.
TEN, and it sucks only the serum.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

A kicking horse may be cured by ty-
ing one Of his fore legs with a rope to
the hind leg on the other side. Then,
as soon as he commences to kick, he
jerks his front leg off the ground aaid
goes down in heap. Two or three
doses of that kind will cure the worst
case possible.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
Beef.

Beef is the most nutritious of all anil
NAL foods and can be eaten longer con-
tinuously than any other kind Of meat,
resembling rice and bread in this re-
spect. Fresh beef is almost completely
digested-more completely than milk
is-by an adult.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
Violina.

violins are very susceptible to
changes of the weather. The strings
of a violin always become more taut
and thus give sharper tone when a
storm Is coming on
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

Z Spiders always come out of their
holes shortly before a rain, being ad-
vised by their instinct that insects then
fly low and are most easily taken.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
. -
The Reed.

The reed, mentioned in several places
In the Bible as measure, was six
cubits, or ten feet eleven inches.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

VAUDEVILLE THEATER
o. G MURRAY MANAGER.
WEEK OF JULY IND.
DAILY at and 8:15 3. M.
A-MIss GRAYcE MILLER,
Overture.
B-Harriet M. Shad.
Character Changes.
Geo. W.-AIien & DetmaNGEiotta
Superior Vocalists. Pleasing Con-
versationalists, in Cir bright
little comedetta entitled.
"A Wife's Victory1
D-Miss Lena Thom< eon.
nlustratFd sonZ
E-cordon Ifrid.
Charactf Cq(2edian.
F-2-Grace$-2
Ar A FunnyVFd and Big Man.
Man Who Talks and Sings.
H-McBeIl G. CorbIey
Comedy Character Musical Skit.
1.-The PhiIoscope.
Choosing a Servant"
Troubles of a Fireman"
"Mrs. Browns Hard Luck"
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02

Balloon Ascension at jackson Park
July 4th at q p. M. by Prof. Brewer
successor to Prof. Baldwin. Special
Fireworks in mid-air.
y7ichmond ST. G. interurban Ry. Co.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-02
To Save Her Face.

Lady Ito new cook)-But, Mary,
what's the matter? What have you got
that veil ON for?
Cook-Sure, ma'am, I don't want to
have my complexion spoiled while I'm
cooking.-Fliegende Batter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
Battery Is Coming.

FirVt field artillery, Oregon National
Guard, will begin it's annual march
next Thursday, and will leave Port
land on that day, and will be ON, the
march for 19 days The battery will
come up the Willamette river by, way
of Silverton. 1t will come through
Salon next Sunday, and will remain in
camp. on the rife range at "Camp Will
lamette" all day Sunday and Sunday
night, and will then go to Dallas and
return to. Portland by way of McMinn-
vile on the west side. The battery
win be under the command of Captain
j. U. Welch.
There are about 20 men in the COM
pany, which will be equipped with
wagons, anrbulances, hospital corps and
all the accoutrements Of the field.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
CHAPTER XXI.

sets of keys have been cut. However,
galalith is now the best substitute for
ivory that we have. for II Is smooth
to the touch, retains an excellent color,
and, unlike celluloid, is proof against
| fire.
"Perhaps you are unaware that every
year in Vienna there Is held o kind of
festival that Is called creamery day.
and which has its usefulness in dem
onstnating the very latest achieve.
ments in dairy products. A couple
of years ago. on creamery day. Mr..
Macmillan Ripper, assistant at the
chemical agricultural experiment sta
tion. delivered a lecture on SKINNED
milk which was attended by scicn.
fists from all parts Of the country.
"Mr. Ripper stated that ii was a
well known fact that the success Of a
creamery, where the chief source OF
profit Is, of course. butter, does not de-
pend 80 much upon the cost Of pro
duction and the selling price OF butter
as on the pnofits derived from skinned
milk. The right market for the milk
skinmosD for the pu-poso Of butter
making Is really the vital question Of
the milk industry. Years ago the
skinned milk was either thrown away
or given to the pigs. and though these
useful animals still consume vast guam
titles Of the chalk-lik liquor, SKINNED
milk IA now used for thousand diff
ferept parposes-for the manufacture
of sugar of uilk. as food for many ami.
mails besides the pigs and for a very do
licious beverage POLITICALLY called milk
champagne. which is skinned milk
mixed with fruit juices and impreg'
mated with carbonic acid. A rather
large percentage Of skinned milk ia
also separated into It's component
parts, which are then worked up. The
casein serves for the manufacture OF
cheese; also for glue, putty and Other
substances. Bat all these different
uses Of skinned milk did not solve
the question favorably until the invcn
tion Of galalith, which is just the ma
terial scientists have been waiting fol
during the last quarter OF century
The insoIubility Of galalith, It's easy
working, elasticity and proof against
hrs make 1t a very desirable product.
"In Austria something like ioo,OOt
quarts Of skimpe9 nilk arc used dali,
for the purpose Of making galalith
and tho ipdystfy 4, lssgely 90 the Ia
crease. Fsetosies have BEEN 4sseete'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
Give tho Baby q Chance.

Love isn't sickening mush Of con.
cessiom. Love is firm Love is just.
Love has good red blood in its veins.
Looking ever to the ultimate good of
it's obisct love frequently DEGREES suf'
fering and anguish of spirit.
And tell you what, my dear
madam: Some day. fer his bad temper
and impudence, you are going ito slap
or spank that child you are now too
tender hearted to bet you cry. Yes,
you are. just as sure as you ale born.
And you won't slap him in love,
either: Think of the shame of it'll
you are going to beat the child for
the evil qualities that you yourself in
a'illed in him You are going TO beat
him In anger th,reby making open
confession that your mean, petty,
starved nature has not enough moral
force by which 10 tmle him. Shame! J!
shame!
Give the baby chance to have a
healthy braln and nervous sysren- Do
You ntalize thait his brain grows more
during has first year than in all his
other years combined' That means
don't ever play with him during his
a at year, or let amy one else play
with him "Kitchee-co cool" cries the
visitor. "Oh, 90 sweet. precious
'ittle dear!' And poor baby gets
polOed in the ribs and tossed up In the
air., Very bad Baby may laugh, and
baby may erewj but by and by viii
coms the ipevitable wanl and sleepless
hours viii tell of tlie overstimnlated
brain and the severe tax on the nav'
GUS system.-Outing Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
MAKING
IVORY FROM
MILK
Indianapolis star.l

The writer received something of a
shock the other day, when, after max
ing what he considered a very fine
break in local billiard ma tch he was
informed by an interested onlooker
that what he had been playing with
was not a billiard ball, but a quart
Of skinned milk. There was no dis
putting the fact, either, for the iBtelli-
gent gentleman was able to prove his
assertion on the highest scientific au-
thority. He had, moreover, given the
subject careful study, and was pre-.
pared to state the process through
which quart (or ii might have been
a gallon) of milk, from which the
cream had been distracted, passed be-
fore settling down in the useful ca
pacity Of billiard ball.
"Milk stone, or galalith, or peptified
milk, f" he said, "is milk subjected to a
chemical process by means Of which
the 'casein' 10 precipitated as a yellow
sh.brown powder. This powder Is
mixed with formaline, and thereby a
horn-like. product 10 formed called
milk stone. With various admixtures
this substance forms a substitutes for
ihup@hoed useful materials, such az
livery. celluloid. marble. hard rubber,
and even amber. There is no limit 10
the number of useful articles which
eau be made from galalith, and they
inelude almost everything, from ell
gaTette holders to mantlepieees, When
you next play a Chopin 'nocturne' on
your much priced grand, do not mag
inc that your fngers are wandering
over what once formed part OF an eie-
plants tusk, for 10 10 ! the keys have
been manufactured from a few gallons
of that class OF milk which Il
usually RECALLED at penny quart. As
natter of fact. piano keys are now
selaem made OF real ivory except in
the ease Of the more expensive instru'
ments This 10 rather remarkable
when one femsmbrs that from a sin
gle elephants tusk no fewer than 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
Installed OmceNs.

The following officers of Protection
Lodge Of Wo-kmen were installed last
evening by Past Grand Master McFa3-
den: d. P. Wright, past master; Geo.
j. Donaldson, master workman; Clyde
Mason, foreman; Carl Abrams, over
seer; A. E. Aufrance, recorder; w. t.
Rigdon, fnancier; }. s. Pennebaker, re-
ceiver; George A. Schultz, guide;
Frank Davey, inside watch; Emil Don
aldson, outside watch. At the close
of the installation the lodge and the
ladies of the Degree of Honor held an
informal reception and social, and ice
cream was served.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
)GET FUEL & LUMBER CO
Ink with Gold and Perfume.

Ink With Gold and Perfume.
This India ink, - said the clever
Inose art student, "has no more
ht to be called Indian than your
6erican redskins have to that name.
India ink all. comes from China,
India never produced a stick OF it,
F: Aphui, my own province, is the one
kre India ink is made. The best Of
ink is kept at home, for the use of
royal scribes and the official liter
1t is only the lower grade that
Exported. This lower grade sells
wholesale in Anhui for $500 a
The very best grade of India ink,
kind rich with gold, is worth $75,-
ton.
a The constituents of India ink are
ba oil, pork fat, lampblaek, glue,
tk, gold leaf and the oil of a
onous tree, tree, the heng, whfeh
pTs only in the Yangtse valley.
After the admixture of the oils the
&pblaek, the fat and the glue, the
Pltant paste is beaten for many
fs with steel hammers upon wood
anvilj and during that beating
leaf are added, the musk to give
ink a perfume, and the gold to
it a lustne.
Afterward the ink is dried for
ks in molds. The stocks are then
+ prated, the most artistic scribes
ing them with very beautiful Chi
characters.
There Is no ink worthy TO be mer'
ed in the same breath with ours
fnk redolent with musk and bright
gold. .n--St.- Louis Globe-Demo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
x-RAYS

JEFF Myers. he OF the, tawny Torso,
and magnificent physique. wants Ore
gon to send a fine exhibit to James
town. What's tho matter with Jeh,
Anyhowi Is not he slated TO be therei
The Lewis and Clark exposition com
mission Is preparing It's anal report, It
should make quite 9 noise, yet It may
be only frecracker "6zzer. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10

for turning galtlith Into all sorts of
useful objects, and its great strength
evcn allows it to be used in place Of
stone and marble. You could build q
house Of milk if you liked and II would
be as strong and lasting as though made
of Aberdeen granite Moreover, all the
fittings could be made Of she same sub
stance. and they would outlive the fn-
est ordinary material that was ever
constructed. M t~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
. Pill Rollers Gather.

The State Pharmaceutical Society
will meet at Newport during this week.
A number of pharmacists passed
through Salem this morning on their
way to the sea shore. Newport makes
an ideal convention town, and a large
attendance is expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
Sent to the Asylum.

Yergen M. Clausen, who claims to
have escaped from one of the hospitals
near San Francisco little before the
earthquake, and who has been working
on farm near Aumsville, was COM
mitted to the asylum yesterday by
County Judge Scott on affidavit of DIR.
f. T.. Smith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10

friends. Frank w. Powers. who has
been visiting in'Te2as for some months
pas, will join the party in Tacoma.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
Large Catholic Pilgrimage.

|ew York. July lo.-A large Pill
page of Catholics under the spirit.
direction Of the Rt. Rev. Henry Ga.
r. bishop of ogdensburg, N. Y,
John J. Mccrane of New York,
n for Europe on the eunarder slav-
The members of the party VIII
the rare privilege Of an audience
the Holy Father. After visiting
the party viii tour the eonti-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10

Commencing this week tho Brigham,
Cooper stoch Company, which has been
playing continuously at the Edison'
theatre for the last six weeks, will all
ternate between this city and Eugene
The company wil play in Eugene every
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
then returning win play here every
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day nights. with special matinee Bat.
urday afternoons at $3.50 o'clock. The
new play which this company will pre-
sent ON its peturn from Eugene next
Thursday night is sptitled The worle
Against Him." 1t Is a sensational
comedy drama 10 four acts. aRd nsver
fails 10 please. 81 4ftasf II Ati
Beginning this week the price Of ad-
mission win be raised to 10 and 20
cents. a. a Is impossible. 10 maintain
this popular stock company at the old
priee4 owing 70 the expensiys talent
engaged. and tho small seating capaei.
ty Of the theatre. HowsyeBs this
change 10 sefs to bee0me popa'
4, lar, as tbs Brigham Coopsr Company
has many agreeable. surprises for the
patrons Of the Edison In the future.
Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
License to Wed.

A marriages license was granted yes
terday to John Charles Bradtl, Of New
Era, and Dora Amelia Lentz, Of Wood
burn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
How's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarh 'thss can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F.7J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known y
J. Cheney FOR the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out my obligations psds
by his firm.
waiding, Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0.
Halls Catasrh Cure is taken intern
ally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi'
moniais sent free. Price, 75e per bot
tie. Bold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for eOnsti'
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
AseOa,l Players and Foot Racsrsi

puis J. Kruger, ex-champioB long
ance foot racer of Germany. and
and, write, October 27. 1901:
During my training of eight weeks
races at Salt Lake City, in April
I used Bsilard'sr Snow Linimeni
ny greatest satisfaction. There
I highly recommend Snow Lni
I to all who are troubled with
BINS, bruises or rheumatism" soc
and 81. Sold by d. j. Fly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10
when You want Harness.

Cslison F. E. shafea, at his new
store. 1s7 Commercial street, near
Fery. The finest stock of harness in
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-10

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Assn ~ <1Ik knd yss Hae kIhzE upsIt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
M EST POINT SOCIAL. I
~ .I !, ,t IN, !, Ilis,r,a vi,

(Spccial to The Times y spa cli) gS Ks
ONT VA. March Il IN n: RS IS
Va Gilbert Taylor, OF ewport News, Is ,'is-
,tint, her 8mother, MIS- Henry n nrsllali,
5 on IL Street. III ".
* hrs. Roy speights.s .of Richmond rs on
h a95yisit to her parents, MI ana ms Il. MIS- g.
I,pberts,s OF the Robert y & u ohisse
r. Horace lIoskins q
; SEVERAL days this week with hta sister,
Mrs Lucy h. Dudley. Nj 3gS
Mrs. WiTiuni FL Bell Elcft Friday for %
b yIs;ts;to friends Siii&I Hampton, y Va, f .t5
Hiss C,rystal ,Farinholt. who spent / . lle
Winter With FER sister. Dr.. y tn rtn-
Il M, SJoncs n 4; I. 1. :.l8ls Aii.s kss@ re-
.sn.,y. hat!} Is ,rs,., t,ellsl,,ful st,'p 70
4 I,il1xI, 4Aisss,, and New Orleans.
3lNlss Mary Hogan, q Fort y orlolk.'
MILO has been on a lVisi g heT s ny,
Il MIS- Eoberta Hogan at the West Point
Seminary, has returned to her home.
* 81 MI. and Mrs. b. W. Edwards, former
residents Bof West Point, now Of Baltl-
more. arc visiting old friends In West
S&l'niit ef TX Isl MI 81 4ys f.a{t
7 MISS ethel Edwards. their daughter.
& Who IS d student at the Woman's Col
y lcEe In \ Baltimore, is spending her mid
session holiday with her sisters at l5 'l cK
stone Female Institute and VIII spend
& /, few days IN West Point en- ro ute 81 %
lier homo In Baltimore.
Mrs. I1llcr, OF T'inner's Point, Is visit
ing Mrs, Charles Humphrey at Hotel
9O,Connar. 81 Is s&
Miss Mamie Hogan, OF Richmond, Is
also u guest there. 5s Il ,t5
Nv. u. Lacy presented the Vir-
sinja Dare Lodge of FcLckall with q
very handsome silk and velvet quilt,
Which bron... thirty dollars when raf-
fled off. Mr.. Logan Richardson, Il of New
..scnt county, 10 the fortunate possessor
ct il. fs Ssh i8
y MIR. Clyde Dc Fargcs. OF the firm OF
Eastwood and De Fargcs,f spent several
days In Baltimore this week visiting
friends.
* & Mr.. AZ p. Chandler was IN Richmond
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs lIntc r. Howertoll, who has just
returned from an extended trip TO RAJ
leigh, n, c., will leave on Monday to
visit her daughter Mrs. r. n. BowdeIl,:
IL: Albcmarle county. 5$st
4 Tie ladies Of the Episcopal Churchgwill
hold a cake sale at the homo of Mrs
Nary Corr March Goth for the benefit,
or The "Japunese Starvation Fund.-
Mr. j !. III Gary is making grea " im-
piovements on his dwelling on Tenth.
Street. g II 55s
Miss AIarcelyne Vaughan. OF Belmont
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
IMPROVEMENT Al
William AND8 MARY.
Peculiar Coincidence in Passage Of
Bill Increasing Appro- Hi
Driation
snerlnla to#The Times Dispatcll.)

f Especial 10 The Times DispatclL) 85s$
sNNILLIANISBURG, VA, March "a. ~
There will be ~ considerable cham in
tho affairs ottWilliam and Mary College
noxt session. and also a considerable
change in tho appearance of tho canlpugs
William and Mary next session, will
no longer be Il private Institution, but a
State school, tho Legislature having all
ready passed al act. tulp.ng I've college
over to tho state, The Old system, how
sever, of IA separate co'leglate and normal
course will be continued. Tho number
of students this year is considerably
larger than It, has ever been before, but
"a considerable Increase in this number
is expected next session. y s 2
Among the improvements on the campus
will be an improve in the light and
sewerage system, and a. large steel tank
Will take the place OF the ono now In
USE TO cover The expenses, the Lcgis-
lluture has appropriated $4,000, The an
gl,lal Appropriation to William and Mary
has also been Increased from $4,000 to
B $35 coo. A peculiar coincidence occurred
In the passing of this BILL, March35 1855,
Just eighteen years ago, marked 8pg
change IN the aftalrs OF William and
Mary, for then, the college got its first
appropriation or $4,000 from the State
Since then the approximation has been
gradually raised, until Oh tho 9Th of the
resent March, the eighteenth anniversary
Of the passing Of the first appropriation
}bilL, the Legislature increased it to
So, 600, ana turned the college over 10 the
State. t4s fEAil5lf 4a ds i5}tt ltsgH# 5A5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
q 'BUCHANAN,VA.
eeIal 10 The mines p,lspateh.l

Especial to The sDspatchl
BUCHANAN, March 24.-The Rlgllt
Rev, Rlsnop Randolph preached here on
Monday night to n large and apprcclatiye
congregation. From here he went next
day to Flncastle. Rev, Frank laidout has
charge OF the two parishes, and is much
liked by both congregations. IT, m
y Smallpox is alarming our citizens MT.
Vest. the Norfolk and Western agent,
las a bad case and ono orstWo others
In town and several In the country.
"A Tho cold spell has probably saved the
fruit, though delayed gardening,
Rev. Mr.. Morris, of the Baptist Church,
has accepted n call to the church Mt
tVinton, near Roanoke, and leaves for{his
new field OF duty May the LIST, nuch8l o
the regret Off the community. Ills success
spr Rev. Mr.. Cook, from Winchester
will take charge rs soon MS q suitable
house can be secured, "a VI a I'D
rho wheat is looking beautiful, and
tho farmers are much encouraged.
H. Mr.. and Mrs. I3eale have returned from
q short visit TO Hon. 9. G.. Fretlow,3 near
Amsterdam.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-25
WILMINGTON, NC.

fspeciul to THE Times D ratch)
a INTERNATIONALLY e., Ma rcll VI ~ O
3uulctudc of Lent was ~ Interrupted x ms ~
week IN 9t tie arrival early Wednesday
S,,or,inE of Mrs. Pembroke Jones and
MIR. Harry Walter, who came from Palm aim
Beach Florida, TO join MI Jones AT
Airlia. on t he Sound. 1hS.yI arrived on
IA Special train, and went directly through
Ito the J ones winter home, where they
have been entertaining In a Quiet Way
thclrGmost intimate friends this week. I
M Miss Sadie Jones did not return, but re-
manned as the guest OF Mr. II NJ. FLA :,
Ter at Whitehall. She expects to come
10 Wilmington during the earl part of3
April. Miss Sarah 1Senail and 5s Miss
Hanna atterson iBolles.s who have been
tho guests of Mrs. Fla gler2 !. since before.
Christmas, also expect to return about
that time, and VIII vac company m
Miss Jones, "a si
s;z$ Rev. Ii. NJ 4. Hanson and wife have
returned from n two-ycars' stay In Eu-l
rope, and are the guests Of the former.S
father, Mr., Louis. s lanson. Rev NJ TN
Hanson has been pursuing his theologi-t
cal studies in5Bcrln, Ieipsic& and HALLS
SWittenberg. sI
Wilmington pcoplci have received W, with 4
interest tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the els
Eagement OF q for,pcr resident to one
OF 33Richmond's daughters. It is Of the
coming marriage Of Miss. Naida DurmondE
English, daughter or Professor and MIS-.
English, Of tho Union Theological col-
lego. Richmond, Va. and Rev. ~ illinnI
H. Hill, y. D., II Wilmngtonian. @now In
charge Of the Presbyterian Church at
Hot Springs, Va. Tho event Will be cele-
8brated June 18th,
A55gAnothcr4en Engagement OF a. former VIII
tnington resident comes In the announce
ment Of the approaching marriage Of
Mr.. James Cotchett,ga son of Mr.. George;
3P, Cotchett, of this city. to Miss Eleanor
Jane Ortiz. Of Jacksonville. Oregon.
= The II Arioso German Club has changed
the date OF Its Easter dance. moving the .
event forward to tho evening of April
10Th. but the IlAgile Club has decided
to have It's Easter german on the date
relinquished blythe L'Arioso, which WIS!
April 18th, AS