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.goNSE
$1,000 dollars aniieipo 1 dos HllI
niCilaIidades
Nusgos cunesIsl,s lasl. ii PsKasIas, NafanIIio
lIluaas.

a las tres de q tar3e de hoy se reuniT6
81 Conaejo EjecutiYo, Cd session oTdinaria
para tratar de lot asuntos Biguientaz, qne
fignran "a q cElenTa aFio del ali
Nombramisntos por u gobernador de
los aerorea Domingo Gotay, Juan Gelpf y
Manuel L6pez, para c0nceiales de Peiiua.
las. Don Jose Manuel Rodriguez para
Juez da Pa2 del NaTaniito don Juan
Ramos para oanceial de Utuado.
Ia Comisi6n az Gobierno local informa
que no debe tomarse ca consideration 10
que Bolicitan de GuayanilIa, respecto del
ensanche del eementeEio. Eata misma
Comiai6n recomieuda s. conceda Il autori.
zaci6n solicitada por 81 Mrnicipio de Fa.
jaEdo, para q expendio de carnes ffescas,
de acuerdO con IA Secci6n 104 dc rs Ley
Municipal vigente
Ia Gomisi6n da franquicias recommends
II aprobaci6n del contFato ceIebrado, por
81 Comisionado del Interior, sobre arren-
damiento de treinta cuerdas de terreno en-
Monte-llano, Cidra, por 4 amos, Z $24 I'll
aflo.
IA Comisi6n de Hacienda es de opinion
q. debe archivarse "a comun;caci6n del of.
cial de Sanidad De Cuiebfa, ed Ia que 90
licita aumentO de sueldo.
Sc informa favorablsmente una solici.
tud de anticipo poT $25, 600, hecha por 81
municipio de- Coamo, para conptruir IN
acueducto.
En- 81 mismo sentido II del municipio
de San Lorenzo, por $1,000, para cubrir
atenciones atrazadaa
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C 0 S 1T A S.

Aseg1rase que un leader polftico dijo
que apostaba mil pesos al triunfo de Ia
candidatura republican, para la alcaldia
de Ponce On las pr6ximas elecciones. Lo
trasladamos & los cuatEo mil iI.........y pi.
COLI
uDe mayorfal! .~..s s-..-
Menos NAL que Sc olga ESQ y que 60
aPueBte de cGchim6O, digo, de boquila, pe.o
decir que en- Lares se trinnfara de cual-
quier modo.
"A sangre y fuegol
va es decir, por 10 que pueda Buce-
der, llamamos la atenci6n de las autorida-
des para que nos presto Ia escuadra del
Atl6ntico al mando de cualquier almirante
para trasladar Lares para ese dis los
$4,000 de mayoria de las pasadas eleccio-
mes, con objeto de que sean sacrifcados
como mansas ovejas en- aras de ese nuevo
Togo, orador, Patriota y tribune de Ia po-
Utica larefia.
No hay duda que triunfardn en- toda
la Inca pero poF 81 tortis, candidates para
Ii Camara designadoB por un distri
toloS dssignaTemos por otro para si resba-
Ian en- un escalon Sc afrmen en- otro no
vayan parar al suelo.
Eera mejor nombEar tambien un solo
aIcalde y concejo municipal para todos los
pueblos de Ia isla, por4ue al menos 81 no
sale tTiunfante esa 6nica candidatura en-
Puerto Arturo, pues saldra en- Ponce y 81
en- Bayam6n y!..... 81 no......ii6 nos sill
van que es igualI
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ACuSaCi6n de aSesinatO en-
primer gradO.

Ell Fiscal Torres Grau present6 hoy
en- Corte alberta Ia acussci6n siguiente
contra Juan ferez, detenido por el delito
de asesinato en- primer grado y expuso:
Que en- las primeras horas de Ia noche
del is de Julio de 1905, en- Ia casa de
Sotero Hernandez, sta en- el barrio .Me.
DIANA Alta, termino municipal de LOLA.
alIf entonces 81 acusado Juan Perez con
malieia premeditada expTeea de prop6.
sito frme deliberate dispar6 dos tiros
de revolver sohre la persona de julia
Casanova, produci6ndole una heTida de Ia
cual faIleci6 casi instantSneamente.
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De SOCIEDAD

RegresO. disiDguidos eBLps d q
Winthrop, regreaaron aver de Coamo, All
bonito Adiuntas, donde pasaron tres
dfas de paBeo, obteniendo entusiaatas reci-
bimientos atenciones. Bien venidoa.
PersOnGIea. Ell Sr. Regis H. Post Sc
cretaTio de Puelto Rico; regres6 aver de Is
isla, en- donde eatuvo ausente algunoB dfag.
Tambi6n volvi6 esta ciudad, 81 ST.. Fra
zier, secretario particular de Mr.. Win
trhop, que acompafi6 & este en- su paseo.
Don Angel Barasorda, del comercio de
esta ciudad, regres6 aver de Ponce, en-
donde permaneci6 un mes, en- asuntos de
negocios.
Ha vuelto esta capital procedente de
Ponce, 81 j6ven don j 0lio Palacios
Regres6 hoy Mayagtiez, ell j6Yen don
F. Virella, despues de pasar dos dfas en-
San Juan.
En- eI g tNeTsGLIes' LA hermosisima tri-
gueia, del veIel de Juana Diaz, Maria
Figueroa, se encuentra en Santurce, pasan-
do una corta temporadS. BIillante lucero
de inimitables destallos, eg de desear brille
por mucho tempo aquf
N0tG trists.-En Manan ha rendido u
jornada de Ia vids, dejando huella de hon-
radez J simpatias IN anciano venerable
Don Pedro Annals, muy eatimado por to-
do 81 pueblo manatieio, falIeci6 eli lunes
iltimo en- Ia refsrida poblaci6n 4 los "A
amos de edad, y su entierro, efsctuado aver,
result6 una verdadera manifaatac6n del
sentimiento que On aquella sociedad ha
causado 81 triste sucesO a sns deudos
nueatro pesame m6s aentido. EI dos her
moso de Is Misericordia, tenga para 81 81
ma delque fue, "a acogida que merecen Los
buenoB.
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BOgA EN- AllyNIAS.
FamIlias veraneaRdO pOr aquelIas
aItuTaS.
q De 14LeaErnI nn1aresa1n1a anL ea11eninI
Septienlbre IL.


En- Ia noche dels6bado de los corrien.
tea, contrajo matrimonio por 81 rito cat6li.
co, en- esta poblaci6n Ia distinguida,se ,senori.
ta Maria Ferrer y Garriga, hija de nuea-
tro amigo don joaquin Ferrer Pou, con
81 j6ven professor joaquin Martinez de
Andino.
La boda fne celebrada eBplendidamente
ca Ia morada de los padres de Ia despoae.
da, despu6s de llevadas efecto en- ell tenn.
plo cat6lico las ceremonies que proceden.
Elementos de Ia bDena sociedad de Ad.
iuntas N Ponce, estuYieron allf reunidou, %
s6ndose horas deliciosas en- aquel recinto
esplendido.
Las ateuCiones prodigadas por Ia fami.
LID los invitados, fueron muchas, dando
pruebas de gran afabaidad.
En- aquella reunion, imper6 Ii belleza
de las mujeTe8 adjuntefias, On medic de las
cuales apareci6 Ia novia vistiendo un pre-
cioso , elegante tfais de razo blanco.
Nos fueron ensehados valiosos regaIcs
que le hicieran G ls desposada, en-
prueba de las simps sffas con que cuenta en-
esta sociedad, por sus grandes msritos y
.virtudes.
d "A IL una de la nadrugada Be deBpidie-
ron los convidados, llevando muy buenas
impresiones de aquslIa agrada6le fiesta
social.
Tambien, con motivo del v6rano, han
sido muchas las perBonas, que han venido
s esta poblaci6n Cd busca del fregco agra
dable j delicioso que b disfruta.
Entire los concuTrentes se hallan nues-
troB estimados amigos don Felipe Cap6.
Aurelio Martin, Federico Toro, Luis
Purcell de Ponce don Antonio Amadeo
de Salinas.
Remos concurrido en- union de estos
amigos varias giTas, Siendo ii mas i'm.
portante, la lleVada cabo q dia en- Ia
inca de "a succession Chavisr, donde se pa.
70 IN ratio agradable rein6 Ia mayor
algeria.
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Ell cabo Cuebas, de Yabucoa, de
cuenta al cuartel general, de que al arres-
tar anoche el guardia Perales & Gregorio
Rivera, que alteraba IL paz, hizo este uso
del rotten, ocup6ndosele un cuchillo que
portaba J siendo luego conducido al hos
pital.
Las escuelag de San Juan estSn per.
fectamente preparadas para Ia apertuTa
del pr6ximo afio escolar.
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Un n6mero considerable de peticio.
nes de ingreso en los asilos de carload
est6n archivadas por falta de cabida en-
dichos eatablecimientos.
EI tierno nino del senior J j. Jim6.
nez, superintendent de obras pdblicas ss
encuentra enfsrmo. Deseamos sd resta-
bIecimiento.
LA sefora Mercedes Dfaz de Ruiz,
empleada del departamento de sanidad, Sc
encuentra recogida en- cana.
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-El senior Felix Reina ha sido apro-
bado como maestro rural.
-El total de escuelas vacantes hasts
ahora, es de 81 rurales y graduadas, en-
los puebloB de Maunabo /, Salinas l,
Dorado /, y Fajardo 2.
-Ha presentado la renuncia de su car.
60 de miembro de Ia junta escolar de Toa
Alta, 81 sefior Jose Salgado, por tener que
cambiar de residencis.
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-Parece 10 que dicela prensa que 81
problema del viaje aereo el volar del
hombre ser6 I'm hecho pero 10 que no po
dr6 descubrirss es que marca alguna dc
ron, supere al de Exposition de San Luis
de A. Alvarez limos. de San Juan.
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c, BREWER & Co, LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, Il. 7
AGENTS FOR

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~ s S. OLYMPIA.


SALINAS cal, Thursday. April 19-
By long distance telephone to Los
Angeles)--J p. Anthony business
man of Pacific Grove, arrived I'm this
city this morning, having made the
trip from san Francisco by automo-
bile. He left there at o'clock last
evening Mr.. Anthony is the first eye
witness to bring direct information
from San Francisco. His story is gra-
lphic and complete. Mr.. Anthony says
that he was sleeping i'm his room at
the Ramona Hotel, on Ellis street, near
Mason and was suddenly awakened at
,5:23 yesterday morning. The first shock
THAT brought him out of bed, he says
was appalling in it's terrible force The
whole earth seemed to heave and fall.
The building where he was housed
which is six stories high, was lifted
from it's foundation and the roof caved
H.. A score or more of guests, men and
women, Immediately made their way
to, the street, which was soon filled
with people and perfect panic en-
isu,d Debris showered into the street
from the buildings on every side.
As a result, Mr.. Anthony says, he
saw a score or more Of people killed.
| Women because hysterical and prayed
in the streets, while men sat on the
Icurbing appearing to be dazed 1t was
! twenty minutes before those i'm the vi
cinity seemed able to realize the enor-
nifty of the catastrophe. The crowds
became larger and in the public squares
of the city and in empty lots thousands
of people gathered,
1t was o'clock before the police
we're in control of the situation. When
they finally resumed charge the officers
directed their energy towarn warning
people in the streets away from dan
sercus buildings which were on the
br'nG of topping over.
Mr.. Anthony says he was walking on
Market street, near the Emporium,
about 9 a. m, when a severe shock was
felt At once the street filled again
with excited persons and thousands
were soon gathered in the vicinity, par
alyzed with fear. Before the spectators
could realize what had happened, the
| walls of the building swayed dis
lt0nce of three feet. The thousands of
! bystanders stood as if paralyzed, eX-
pecting every moment that they would
be crushed, but another trembler SEEM
ed to restore the big buildings to their
natural position. Mr.. Anthony said
that he momentarily expected that with
thousands of others who We're in the
Ineighborhood he would be crushed to
death in few moments. He made his
way down Market street as far as The
Call buildingf, from which flames were
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OUTWAR

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p. IN.
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The Haleiwa Limited, a two-hour
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asa a. m, returning arrives in Homo
Eulu at 1910 p. m. The Limited stops
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FOR FOOD

The Western Union received a report
that early this morning the fire spread
into the Mob Hill section of San Fran
cisco This is the section in which are
located many fine residences including
the Croker and Huntington homes.
OAKLAND, Thursday, April ia
correspondent of The Oakland Tribune.
writing from San Francisco at 10 a.
m, says:
At this writing there seems to be
practically no hope of saving any Of
the city.
Those who We're most sanguine of
the ultimate success of the firemen in
controlling the flames have now given
up hope, and are fleeing from the
flames in despair. Man people are be-
ing burned alive, imprisoned in the
doomed buildings where the .rescuers
can not reach them.
The last big structure to burst into
flames was Grace Church at the cor
ner of California and Stockton streets.
The entire district from Channel to
Broadway and from the waterfront to
Octavia and Golden Gate Avenue was
a mass of flames.
capped the breath of the great furnace
was one of the last big buildings to
take fire. The flames seem entirely be-
yOnd control.
The workers have destroyed block
after block of residences with dynamite
in the hope of hemming in the flames
blu after each effort the blaze would
leap across a seemingly impossible
gulf
1t is impossible to estimate accurate
ly the number of people killed or prop
erty loss. A noticeable feature of the
past two days is the calmness Of the
people. Perhaps they are dazed but
in any event they show little emotion
Lieut. Mcmillan, of the United States
ship Bear is among many who are i'm
pressing all with their devotion to duty
and capability to meet a crisis. He
carries navy pistol and a cool eye
back of it which favorably impresses
even those whom he compels to work
He is one of many who are. main
tanning cool heads and dauntless hearts
in the midst of the holocaust. Early
this morning Gov. Pardee received
President Roosevelt's message Of SYM
pathy,
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BY S. S. OLYMPIA.

BY 5. S. OLYMPIA.
SEATTLE, APRIL 2O.-San Francisco
is suffering for lack of food.
Immediate supplies, forwarded by ex-
press train, must be received to re-
lieve the distress that has followed the
earthquake and the disastrous fire that
is wiping San Francisco from the map,
An appeal to Seattle for immediate
help was sent from Oakland to the
Chamber of Commerce by long distance
telephone this afternoon.
Manager Lynch, of the Oakland tele-
phone exchange, sent the message to
the Chambr of Commerce here in care
Of John H. Corcoran, manager of the
Seattle office. He telephoned this mes
sage:
Mayor of Oakland endorses Gov.
Pardee's message to Mayor of Los An
geles. For Gods sake send food by eX-
press at once, care Mayor Oft, oak
land"
OAKLAND, Thursday April 10, 8 a,
m.-The fire is still raging throughout
San Francisco and there is no POSSIBLE
ity of stopping it until it has ex-
hausted itself for want of fuel
The city is doomed.
The authorities are still dynamiting
buildings in the vain hope Of check
ing the progress Of the flames, but a
new misfortune has befallen the place
The explosives for blowing up build
ings are becoming exhausted, even the
powder of government arsenal is al
gone.
Every business building and half Of
the residences are destroyed.
| OAKLAND, Thursday, April 19.-The
fire i'm San Francisco is undated. The
| st. Francis Hotel and Merchants Elk.
change are gone The Paramount Hote
| is threatened. A portion Of the Mark
| Hopkins Institute of Art is destroyed
| The entire structure will probably go
The Chronicle building is skeleton
The James Flood building, Market and
Powell Streets, is leaning.
NEW YORK, Thursday, April 10
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STORY OF AN
EYE WITNESS

issuing at every window, with the
blaze shooting out through the roof.
\ similar condition prevailed in The
Examiner, across the street. He then
started for the depot at Third and
Townsend streets, determined to leave
the city. He found a procession of sew
eral thousand other persons headed in
the same direction. All south of Mar
ket street about that time was a crack
ling of flame. He made his way to
Fights and Market thence down Eighth
to Townsend and to Third street and
the entire section which he traversed
YVES afire, making it impossible for him
to reach his destination. He attempt
ed to back track, but found that his
retreat had been cut off by the flames.
He then went to Twelfth street and
reached Marke again by the city hall
San FranCiscos' magnificent municipal
building had conceived like an egg
shell. The steel dome wa. still stand
ing, but the rest of the $3,OOO,OOO
structurew as a mass of charred ruins.
1t was not yet noon, but the citys
hospitals were already filled with dead
rooms were being pressed into service.
Dead bodies were being carried from
the streets in garbage was ms. In ev-
cry direction hystcrical women were
seen. Men walked through the streets
weeping and others with blanched ia
ces. Transfer men were being offered
fabulous sums to remove household
goods even for a block distant. Horses
had been turned loose to prevent their
being incinerated in the burning build
ings and were running as urge. Wo-
me had loaded their personal belong
ings on carts and were pulling them
through the city, the property being
huddled in the public squares.
BY u o'clock the streets were abso-
lutely choked. At 4 p. m. Mr.. Anthony
was in front of the Flood Building,
which was still standing. but twisted
out of shape. A similar condition pre-
vailed at the Phelan Building, and also
at The Can Building, which few min
utes later was dynamited and fell to
the street.
st. Ignatius Church, on Hayes street,
three blocks from Market, was a CEN
ter of flames at this hour and all south
Of Market street from the ferry to
Eighteenth street was burning fiercely.
People were leaving the city by thou
sands and total darkness prevailed,
due to smoke. There was no food on
water to be had and the saloons of
the city had been taken possession of
by mobs who helped themselves to
what they desired. Mr.. Anthony says
that he was convinced that the city
wGulJ be absolutely destroyed. The
loWcr pare Of Market street resembled
one huge crave with corpses every
where and the district east of Kearney
apT,tmed 20 be in the same terrible
condition. The section north of Market
was in lire 70" destruction unless the
contlagratch could be headed off.
Those who We're able to afford it
Were paying fabulous ums for the use
of automobiles and were leaving the
CITY one felry was being operated to
Oakland, the steamer Berkeley being
still in service. Only heads of families
were permitted to land in San Fran
cisco
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STOCKTON TO LEAVE.

On May l ]. f. Stockton's engage
ment with the Honolulu Symphony
Club is up and Mr.. Stockton is to
leave for New York. A concert is to
be given soon by the club and the pro-
ceeds are to go to Mr. Stockton.
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REMOVAL NOTICE
DIR. t. MITAMURA.

Residences: No. 50 Vineyard street on
nnEuIka side end gate Eva side from
Nuuanu.
Once: No. 1412 Nuuanu street on Eva
side corner Vineyard.
ONCE Hours: 9-12 a. m: 5:3O-7:SO p.
m.
Sunday by appointment.
Telephone: Office White 151; residence
White 1862.
r. %. Box Si2.
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REVISION A LA PAYNE.

In other words Chairman Payne re-
mains of the opinion, as to the tariff,
that the way to revise is to wait till
you have to.-New York World.
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Store To Let

Fort street next to Club Stables. Now
occupied by Y. Wo Sing Co. Possess
sion given May l. Inquire Club Stables.
Telephone Main 100.
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OFFICERS:
Sugar Factors and
Commission
Merchants
AGENTS FOR
]. P. Cooke, Manager.

AGENTS FOR
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Company,
Haiku Sugar Company,
Paia Plantation,
Maui Agricp FA,aI Company,
Kihei Plantation Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
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KahuIui Railroad Company,
Ha'eakaIa Ranch Company.
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THE HAWAIIAN REALTY
AND MATURITY co. Ltd.

Zeal Estate. Mortgages, Loans and
Investment Securities. Homes built on
HE fRstallment plan.
Home once: Mcintyre Building, T. h
3. * KBNTWELL. General Manager
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AGENTS FOR

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The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The, Kohala Sugar Company.
The Waimea Sugar Mil Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, No
The Standard oil Company.
The George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
Wesbons Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life InSur-
ance Company Of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-06-28
Orphan Ridge

Mrs. Ed. Campbell is spending few
days this week at A. j. Fulton's.
G. M. Piper and wife, of Charlton
were visiting friends here last week.
Lewis Piper visited over Sunday
with his grandparents.
Frank Cox returned to his home in
Lone Star Sunday.
w. NJ. Dodge, of Leon, was in these
parts last week.
Several from these parts attended
the show at Leon last week.
Gus Hemelrich spent Sunday with
friends west of Leon.
Ed. Campbell was overcome by heat
last Monday and was in critical con.
dition for some time.
A. J. Piper traded his flock of sheer
for farm in Texas.
Frank Shockley and Miss Cora Davis
were out buggy riding Sunday.
A. Fulton and Clara Leahy attended
meeting at Bethel Sunday.
Bill Pace, James Wakefield, Joe Bar
lean and Miles Truitt were out to the
river west of Blockley Monday.
Tart Fulton and Jim Miller with Their
families spent several days on the river
last week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1906-06-28
Union Ridge.

Mr.. Wood is quite poorly at this writ
ing.
VIM. Bruner and wife were Leon WIS.,
itors Saturday.
Master Charlie Cox was a Leon Wis
itor Thursday.
Wilma, George, Fern and Vera
Beasley visited with Charlie Cox Mon
day.
A. E. Ellis and daughter, Fay,
attended the l. o. o. f. decoration at
Decatur Sunday.
E. Merryman and family, A. Sells and
family, Mrs. Housh and daughter, Lula,
Mrs. Record and daughter, Lula, called
at A. e. Ellis Monday.
Mary Stoneburner Sundayed at the
Merrymln home north of Decatur.
Mrs. N. NJ. Cox called on Mrs. Ellis
Friday.
Mrs. Pelrl S nj h visited her parents,
W. B. Wood and wife, few days last
week.
Robt. Wood returned to his home at
Bethany Sunday.
Frank Flory, Artie Henderson and
Walter Fitch, accompanied by Misses
Gertie Gore, Rena Beasley, Gertie Nc
Nelly and Ella Fitch, attended the
decoration at Decatur.