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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-05


D. w. Feat has resusasA frem Idaho.
10. Couch lett for his aev home In
Idahe Thursday.
James Schiew vas 10 Spokane he first
Of the week on business.
We have some bsrssias 10 watches ~
Eller's Second Hand Store.
TT. Eccles. formerly Of this eosaty.
was ssen on the streets h day.
The Adams county ceatsal ce0aittee
will meet Saturday. September {.
Latest Impsevsd White Sewing Me-
chine S3s as King Mercantile Go.
Clyde Tussis. empioysd b. DE Paha
Roller Mills. Gas h town Sunday.
Harry Yea Massen. he AussliAg mss.
chant Of Lied. wss bssiasss vissses 10.
day.
For the best sewiag nschise basgaia
in Ritsville call At Elles's Sscesd Had
Store.
T. B. Doaoghus 10 ssea agaia On our
streets after . few moaths' leave Of
absence.
Z. M. Gibbons. lawyer. was ~ from
Coanell Sunday telling q he prospects
Of that place.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Waller cAitteadea have
gone to Minneapolis. wAsre tAsy will
make their home.
Coatractoss Tor he Milwaukee read
are making prspasssieas - grade fssn
Lad 70 Big Lad cesiee.
have one Of Tie best trimmess Of he
East coming ios he iall trade. Co0s
and see Us. Mas. +. J. HALLIx. Aillisss.
F. c. Heaaebesg eeassnnatsd he
sale Of M. L. Buskhast's heuse ed ~
On College Hill TO J. J. Klein fos ssseo
cash.
John Kaaslev. pFs0insas eisissa d
Ritzville. Wa il KaAlesvs shis week
looking after bic satssesfs. -ksAlesus
Record.
M. Laasfosd. fos he pest yeas mana
ger Of the Kiag Mescaalils Co. Aas.
with his family. rsaevsA - Ssssa Bas.
bara. Cal.
Julius Siemsas Isls MeAAsy tos . two
months' visit At bic epsee4s hams. His
family aeceaIsslsd Mn asA sAey. viii
visit several feiete:
NJ. RsdeMaa. svsN n . WaeA sess'
twelve Milss AegthvtN n Bvt>le. ~
. 6se eFpe 4 Ne. I NQgDe@ whieA
Averages tveaty'fsug eueAels y ~
acre.
Prot. Huater a Cssvallis, o., 80 h
the city today n ~ iasssssss Il . "Rsl-
letin On DIV Fasmiag." Pss(. Hvatss
will be again II tsva - Msss ~ leadiag
agricultural maa.
~ WV WsWssoS vSWt~S Wssyyv1
psblished ~ ~ 4. G. Hiaekiey psiae.
iag Cempaay. will be ready ~ dssssiAa'
ton Sasssday. 1Ais aisscsasy b vsll
printed, sad y ~ MsA cemp,sss Iscal
direesssy~ss esaPIasd b Rissvil's.
&c. Meaaehaue real ssssss uaa. ~
tusaed a@lss Q ~ days' drive thsos01
the es~aty. He eoscssd ssvsssl lad
deals ahavs slQhsssa 0ilss sassAvsss q
Lad a~d bssSghs sa0Piss q wheat fses
that sscsias which svssaes hsssss tAas
that a dis locality.
The hoard q ceuasy camaleeioasel
have saised Fsaaklia essasy Aom u,
twsasy.6ftA 70 ~ tvsasy-2s>l class
This aetioa l. hassd = ~ seatute,
which provide hat vAsa ths peDslatios
oi . ceaasy reaches $500 Il sAall b
raised 70 he svsssy-0sss class.-Csessl
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-05
win Dance Friday Night.

There will be no hand concert this
week. Instead dance will be gwen At
Tinnel's Hall Friday evening under the
direction Of the band. 4 large crowd ID
expected and good music 10 assured.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-05
Furniture. Sewing Machines ans
Carpets

At The King Mercantile Co.'s. Posi-.
lively the opportunity will be afforded
for few weeks on,y for you to have e.
csllent bargains IN the lines above men
toned. We will sell you an up-to- date
White sewing machine. fully warranted.
for only t3s. and in carpets, rockers and
numerous other articles you can also
secure great bargains. We now have an
experienced furniture man giving his
entire time to this line alone. and he will
take pleasure in showing yoH Through
our large stock.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-05

Latest improved White Sewing Ne.
chine e3s At King Mercantile Co.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-05
Inst or LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post
Oalce At Riisville. WASH. week ending
l.adies-Crames. Miss Cline: Kend.
rick. Miss Mary: Klement, Mrs. Mary;
White, Miss Mary; Bush, Miss Joe.
Characterization. M H: Brady. ];
Caassoa. Will: Craftsman. Daniel: Doll.
Geo; Grit. Harry; Holt. 4 G: Hanson.
Paul "; Hsytung. Henry (3): Johnson,
lanes T; Jeakias. Dave; Joaes, John;
Kuhl. Edv; Lase. Joseph; Leag. ] W.;
Love. Frank: Lens. Friedrich; May.
Miltoa: Moore. Flovd; Moore F; Norris,
Arthur n: Nail. Charley: Patchin. Lloyd !;
Ro6insoa. LavSence: Settlers. Amos H |:
vaadesmeulen. A E: Wachstettes. H H !;
Whyte, james: Withrow. A H; Woodell.
Miles n Walsh, Tom.
feseiGn - Meier. Henvich; Uererch-
sua, ChSis.
PessoAs claiming the above will please
ssy "Advestised" and give date Of this
lisi. IOHN +. IRsv. p. N.
have . 6rst-class stock OF fine trim
mings-srimmings Of all kinds. Call
asouad and inspect my stock.
Mas. T. J. HALLIn.
The UP-to-Date Ailliner.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-05

nected with that well known property
Seven miles of wagon road have been
built and machinery and supplies are
now being taken direct to the mine,
which aids materially in the proper de.
yeloPmeot Of the property.
Ralph 8. Crowl. associate editor Of the
Odessa Record. is papa now. Il hap
pened last Friday. Ten pounds Of boy
and about ton Of squall. Ralph furn'
ishes further proof Of how = hustline
young man cap get ahead in the greal
State Of Washington. When he struck
the state about six years ago bis visible
assets consisted Of printers rule, = cot
piIe and hole in the bosom Of biz
trousers. Now he has farm worth con
siderable. wife worth some more. and ,
son that would be bargain At billion
Lind Leader.
Every one Of the eleven applicants To-
a teachers certificate in Adams count,
received it. Following Is the list o
those who passed the examination sue
cessfully; First grade-T. D. Daley o
Lind formerly of Ritzvillel and Johl
TTuax Of Ritzville. Secopd grade-Id'
N. LaSalle Of Spokane. May Littleton Q
Ritsville, Gladys Loucks Of Wsshtucns
Third grade-Ha,ue Hendricks Of Lind
Mary ChumbIey. Delight. and Louis
McNichoias and Jennie McNichola,
Hatton; Jennie Motley. Ritsville, an
Mae Walker. SPrague.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-09-05
AUGUST WEATHER.

Following is the weather report for the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
SEEK REPRESENTATION
ON SUPERVISORS BOARD
WANT SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
REDlsTRlcTED
Citizens and Business Men in Arms
Over Fact That Only Representa-
tive Lives 1870 Miles From Largest
Place in County

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, May 1S-The
business interests and citizens general
ly are becoming aroused to the ques-
tion of this city having a representative
on the board of supervisors. Some years
ago the county was gerrymandered"
so that the city is divided up between
four different supervisorial districts,
the supervisor of one of these districts
residing at Needles, 100 miles away.
The project will be at once taken up,
having the entire county redistricted,
and this city set apart as a supervisor
ial district by itself The balance of
the county will be cut up into five dis
tricts, one district being added to the
total.
A movement has been fathered by the
board of trade of this city and will also
be taken by the campaign committees
of both political parties in the effort
to have the districts so changed that
the city will have a direct representa-
tive.
The strange condition presents itself
of the largest city in the county be-
ing without a representative on the
affairs the people of this city feel they
are often the wrong end of the stick"
in matters of public interest and inn
provement as it is but natural that
supervisors living in other quarters Of
the county will favor those localities
as far as possible.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
SANTA MONICA
STARTS CRUSADE
AUTHORIZES PLAN TO MAKE
FAME WIDER
Organization with t22 Members Is
Pushing Movement - Women's
Clubs Active In the
Beach City
sneclnl 10 The Herald

Special 20 The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, May 19.-In the
absence of President King, Mayor Dud-
ley presided at last nights special
meeting Of the chamber of commerce
when matters in reference to the pro-
jected publicity campaign were dis
cussed and a contract involving the ex-
pendlture of $3.50 for a display adver-
tisement i'm Los Angeles newspaper
was awarded.
The only report rendered was by W. /.
Hull Of the finance committee, and was
to the effect that the chamber now has
on hand 500 cash and about $500 in out
standing subscriptions. Although the
organization has 122 members enrolled
it was necessary in order to hold the
meeting that the bylaws be dispensed
with as only two-thrds of the neces-
sary number to constitute a quorum
(32 were present
The appointment of Rev. Joseph Nc
Connell as delegate to the Forthcoming
missionary conference was confirmed at
the annual convention of the Episcopal
diocese held at st. Paul's guild house,
Los Angeles.
A successful musicale was given this
evening by the Ladies' Aid society at
the residence of Mrs. Vermille on Third
street. Those who took part in the
program were: Misses NJ. Miller f.
Grubb, Dorothy Risk, Alma Cunning.
Josephine Young and Reche, and
Messrs. Joslyn, Southcott and Gray. Re-
freshments brought the evenings festi-
vities to a happy close.
The board of education has asked for
bids for the old school building on Sixth
street shortly to be replaced by new
structure.
The Crescent Bay Woman's club met
yesterday when lecture by Mrs. Lou
V. Chaplin on current events was
listened to with much interest. The club
recognizing Fiesta week will not meet
again until May 81.
The Utah Press association spent sew
eral hours sightseeing here today.
Rev. D. Sylvester has accepted call
from the Union church, Honolulu, and
will depart at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
MAY BALK PROPOSED
SHIP BUILDING PLANT
TOLEDO FIRM IS ASKED TO PAY
100000 FOR FRONTAGE
Alleged Flaws in Franchise Involving
Dead Mans Island May Put New
Phase on Negotiations Of Craig
Company for Site

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 1s.-Oficials Of
the Craig Ship Building company of
Toledo, o., in search of a suitable To-
cation for a plant have attempted to
secure the franchise to strip of
water frontage at Deadman's island,
but have been asked to pay for the
same the sum of 100000, it is said.
The late board Of trustees granted this
franchise to Thomas Hughes, Lewis
Blankenhorn and D. p. Hatch for $500.
This was but a few months since.
1t had developed, however, that the
franchise, perhaps, is not legally cor
rect in all particulars and the holders
are now seeking to have the new trus-
tees correct the weaknesses in the
document.
On the other hand, j. e. DAILY, city
attorney is now engaged in framing
a procedure which threatens to make
the franchise null and void, being in
cited to do so by the fact that the
owners have seen fit to hold it at
what he considers an exorbitant price
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT
AT THE MAMMOTH
SHOE HOUSE
Visit the Big Shoe Store Today.
See the Bargains on Dis
play. Same Money
by Buying

The big, busy Mammoth Shoe House
at $40 South Broadway will offer some
excellent Inducements today for to-
days shoppers. Thousands of pairs
of shoes for men, women and children
viii be on display to be sold at frac-
ton of the real values.
II you contemplate purchasing foot
wear don't overlook the Mammoth to-
day You will not be disappointed.
There viii be shoes on sale that are
made by the finest manufacturers in
the country. Plenty of white canvas
oxfords, beautiful patent leather ties
vell shoes for boys; in fact. shoes for
'cry member OF the family.
Be ON hand today.
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
bl9 South Bfoadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
BIG SAN PEDRO PROJECT
IS STILL IN DOUBT
NO NEWS YET RECEIVED FROM
WASHINGTON
Permission of the War Department
to Fill in Portion of the Outer
Bay Has Not as Yet Been
Granted
Special TO The Herald.

Special TO The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, May 1S.-While nothing
Is known here of the agreement reported
to have been reached yesterday by
Lieutenant Miner with the war depart
ment regarding his big project for
San. Pedro, the hope was frequently ex-
pressed today that he Will be given per-
mission to begin at once.
Lieutenant Miner is at the head of
a syndicate which recently was granted
permission by the local authorities to
reclaim 100 acres of land in the outer
harbor by filling it in. The permission
of Washington authorities is now
sought that the work may begin at
once.
Delays on the part of corporations
which have been granted franchises for
Improvements at this port is the rule,
but there is feeling of confidence here
on the part of citizens instrumental in
securing this grant to Lieut. tenant Miner
and his associates that i'm this instance
there viii be am exception.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
IS A WALKING WATCH SHOP

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Special Gus
toms Inspector Timothy Donohue on
the pier of the American line yester-
day afternoon heard chime WITHIN
a man who had just landed from the
steamer ST Louis. Mr.. Donohue skill
fully ran his hands up the travellers
back. There was another jingle as
his hand came in contact with watch.
"You must carry an alarm clock, re-
marked the inspector.
The man was searched and about
his body and down the legs of his
trousers were found forty-three valua-
BILE watches. Some of them chimed the
time in London and Paris. The hu-
man watch emporium gave his name
as S. A. Jemiel of this city. The
watches we're seized and along with
them costly diamond brooch.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
WILL GO HOME TO FATHER
Carrie Ankrum Declares Truce With
Parent and Again Seeks
Ancestral Roof
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RIVERSIDE, May 1S.-Carrie Ank-
rum, who was arrested in Los Angeles
on charge of incorrigibility preferred.
by her father, George Ankrum, an
Ethanac rancher, has made a truce
with him and has bone home
after several days spent in the county
Jail. Her father claims that she is only
Is, while the girl says she is Is years
old. She left home three or four months
ago and all trace of her has been lost
until a few days ago, when she was
located and arrested. She claims she
left home because her father beat her
numerically with a horsewhip. The
girl wants to marry a Los Angeles man,
and the father has consented, providine
the man is able to support a wife,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
WILL DREDGE NEWPORT BAY
Channel viii Be Made VaVigabIe for
Big Ships at Low
TidA

Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, May 1S.-The big
dredger which has been in operation
at San Pedro will soon be at work
digging out the channel of Newport
bay in order to make it navigable at
low tide for the biggest ships. With
the soil taken out the lowlands along
the banks will be filed in, making the
now worthless land of considerable
value. Arrangements for operating the
dredger have been made by w. W.
Wilson, president of the East Newport
Beach company, and II. j. Goudge, a
wealthy citizen of Huntington Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
BUILD PLEASURE PAVILION
Long Beach Contractor Has Important
Work at Alamitos Bay.
Other Plans
Special 70 The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, May 1S.-W. r. Bar
ton. a local contractor. will build
S12.2 200 pleasure pavilion at Alamitos
Bay for the Alamtos Bay Improve
ment company. 1t will be finished by
July 1.
The bath house company has an
nounced its intention TO replace the
from the bluff opposite the Bixby
building with magnificent cement
stair. A new Office building of glass
on four sides and surmounted by a
Moorish roof will be buiut at the
southeast corner of the east prome-
made.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
FORM NEW HUMANE SOCIETY
Corona citizens Decide 70 Band Them
selves In Cause Of
Kindness

Special to The Herald.
CORONA, May tS,-At a meeting held
In Masonic hall the preliminary steps
were taken toward organizing a hui
name society.
Judge Potter presided. lie intro
duced DIR. e. l.. Conger OF the humane
society at Pasadena, who thoroughly
explained the object and work accom-
pllshed.
A board Of directors was appointed
sent them for approval at the next
meeting at Masonic hall, Tuesday,
May %. The board of directors in
cludes Rev. George p. Cliff, chairman;
w. j. Pentelow, Mrs. A. G. Wood,
Il. p. Newton, Miss stella Platt, DIR. j.
c. Gleason and George Austin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
BEGIN WORK OF TAKING
CENSUS OF SAN PEDRO
Special to The Herald.

SAN PEDRO, May 1S-The census
enumerators who began yesterday In
order that the necessary ordinance call
ing for the Election of fifteen freehold
ers TO frame a charter reported as
the efforts of the three combined list
ing of 1000 names. At this rate Il Is
believed the work will be completed be-
fore time set, May 80
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
MARINE NEWS
San Pedro SHIPPING
SAN PEDRO. May is.
ARRIVED

pAAN ANDINO. nldy 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Francis III. Leggett, Eureka.
steamer Chehalis, Grays Harbor.
Steamer Mandalay, San Diego.
VESSELS SAILED.
Steamer Roanoke. Portland.
Steamer Mandalay. Crescent City.
Steamer Santa Rosa Island Santa
Rosa.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Schooner Sehome, Astoria.
Schooner Il. e. Bendixen, Tacoma.
Schooner Nokomis. Winslow.
Schooner Commerce, Umpqua.
Schooner Ludlow, Everett.
Schooner W. j. Patterson. Grays Har-
Dor.
Schooner Eldorado. Aberdeen.
Bark Tam oShanter. Puget Sound.
Schooner cambridge. Blakely.
Steamer Coronado. Aberdeen.
Steamer Northand, Grays Harbor
Bkt. Cleaner, Coos Bay.
Bkt. Il. p. Emigh, Portland
schooner " A. West, Grays Harbor
Steamer Shasta, Bellingham
Schooner Meteor. Port Haddock.
Steamer Chehalis, Grays Harbor.
Steamer Francis II. Leggett, Eureka.
VESSELS DUE.
Steamer Bee, Portland.
Steamer Mayfair. Willapa.
Schooner PoiariS. Astoria.
Barkentine Gardner City Port Had
Schooner f. S. Redheld, Port Town
send.
steamer SequOla. EUREKA.
Steamer Ruby Portland.
Steamer Santa Barbara, Olympia.
Steamer Vanguard. Eureka.
Steamer Southneld, Grays Harbor.
Steamer Hercules. China.
Steamer Bonita, San Francisco.
Steamer RaVelli. Redondo.
Steamer ]. S. Higgins. San Francisco.
harbor Notos
The steamer chehalis. Captain Johan-
sen, arrived today with 100000 feet of
lumber for Salt Lake wharf,
The Francis III. Leggett, Captain
Reiner. arrived from Eureka with a
heavy cargo of lumber for the Crescent
wharf
Steamers Ravelli, Bonita and Hig-
gins are expected to arrive tomorrow w.
| The RaVelli is now at RedOndo dis
charging a portion of her cargo of lum-
bcr.
Schooners Sehome, for Astoria, and
Nokomis for WinslOw. will finish dis
| charging today and expect TO sail north
tomorrow TO reload for this port
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
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those who are striving for
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
PREPARE TO LAUNCE..
NEW PLEASURE CRAFT
Special TO The Herald.

Special to The Herald
SAN PEDRO, May 1S.-Great prepar-
ations are being made by the Nelson-
Napier Navigation company for the
launching of the new pleasure boat
City Of Long Beach, which will be
used this season between San Pedro,
Long Beach and San Diego 1t has
been reported that she will be ready
TO launch on June g. The occasion is 10
be made notable one. Excursions are
70 be run from both Long Beach and
san Pedro. and a splendid program Of
entertainment provided.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
WON'T CALL BOND ELECTION
San Bernardino Citizens Deem Action
InadvisabIe Until Financial At.
mosphere Clears
Special to The Herald.

mospheTe CIeaTs SoneWhat
Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO. May 1S-The
qeustion of calling another bond cleo
ton in place of the one defeated by the
defects in the publication of election
call, has been taken up by the board
of trade with the result that no move
in that direction will be undertaken
until the financial atmosphere clears IL
little throughout the state as a result
of the San Francisco disaster. The
present is considered a rather inop-
perfume time for movements of this
sort. The proposition with an increase
in the amount of bonds will be under
taken soon, it is believed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19

The Y. M. &. A. building campaign
closes May Fl. VIII you not report at
room 331 o. II. johnson building and
assist in raising the balance of 100000
Still neededf
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19

The Y. VI. G. A. building cnnpaIgn
closes May ~. MiII you not report al
rOoan 3dl %. n. Johnson building anI
assist In raising the balance OF 100000
AflIl needed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
PAUPERS DON'T FANCY "OLEO"
Inmates of Sheboygan, Wis, Aims
house Demand Aldermen Furnish
Them Pure Creamery Butter

Special to The Herald.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis, May Estimates
of the city almshouse have protested to
the board Of aldermen against being
served with oleomargarine. They de-
mand pure butter from the poor farm
creamery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
Try
DR.. Graves
Tooth Powder

1t is the most effective tooth
preservative and cleanser made.
Use it for health and economy
leaves delicious after taste. Ask
your dentist.
In handy metal eaas or bottIes, aSe.
DR.. Graves TeOth Powder Co.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation still needs about $4,000 to
complete it's building fund Of $350,0O0
and this amount must be raised be-
fore 1O:30o'c clock next Monday night.


aid
undertaking. Men
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subscribed literally building Christian
without privilege substantial raising
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
MINISTER'S WILL
VISIT M|RAMAR
PASADENA TOURNAMENT ENDS
CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY
Visitors Express Themselves Greatly
pleased With Success Of
the Senni-Annual
Contests

Pasadena Agency.
16i5 East Colorado Street
Telephone Main 752.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
Postmasters Confirmed

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Postmas-
ters confirmed: Arizona-Eva M. Mar
shall, Flagstaff. California-R. Il.
Bunney, Golden.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-19
pedlcate Another Church

dray for the purpose. Such gifts as
this are not desired.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-05
Mrs. Eliza Lewis Dead.

News was received last night In
Montgomery of the death of Mrs. Eliza
Lewis, wife of the late Alfred Lewis.
at the home of her son. Alfred Lewis.
in Birmingham.
Mrs Lewis was we'll known In Mont
gomery. having spent the greater part
Of her life in this city. She fell last
Friday, breaking her right arm and
sustaining other injuries from which
she died She was about IS years old.
For number of years she made her
home in Montgomery with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sam Brock. but few months
ago she went to Birmingham to reside
for a time with her son. She leaves
two sons, Alfred Lewis of Birmingham
and George Lewis of Memphis. Tenn.
and one daughter. Mrs. Sam Brock of
Montgomery. Her two sons and her
daughter were with her at the time of
her death.
The remains will be brought to Mont
gomery this morning on the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad train at IL
O'Clock, and will be carried to the home
of Mrs. Sam Brock on Amanda Street,
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been made. The interment will be
made at lakewood Cemetery.