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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-05-17
TUESDAYS PRIMARIES.
No Centest In this County. Gambie.craw-
ford Delegates from Every Precinct
Small Vote Everywhere.

Horu Dete9atcS TrOm hNery Prectmct,
Small Vote Everywhere.
The first trial OF the honest caucus
law" more properly termed the new
primary law, was made in this state
Tuesday. Union county was conceded
from the start TO the Gam BILE Craw-
ford movement and very few precincts
had any opposition ticket and very few
democrats voted. The only precinct Ia
the county that went democratic was
Elk Point township, which cast Is
votes, I democratic and republi-
can. Several precincts cast scarcely
any more votes than the number OF
delegates selected. Elk Point city
cast 81 republican votes, only IL for
the Elrod ticket. One ward In Beres-
ford cast tie. vote, which, on drawing
lots as provided by law, fell in mercy
to the stalwarts. II is understood also
that the delegations from Virginia and
Emmet favor Gamble and Elrod. The
unit rule is never enforced ia Union
county. II the usual custom prevails
In the county convention next Tuesday,
there will be unanimous delegation
for Senator Gamble and small mi
nority in favor OF Gov Elrod.
Following are the delegates elected
tosthe county convention from each
precinct, so far as received up TO
Thursday night:
BIG Sioux TWP.
Perry LIBBY, III. Shipman.
JEFFERSON TWP.
r. w. Ryan, Lawrence Authier,
David BruEeauJr.
CIVIL BEND.
ELK POINT TWP.
Woodbury. Card, w, NJ. vinsou, n. o
Martin.
ELK POINT CITY
E. G. Ericsson, Olui Johnson, A. Bovee,
w. w. Main, Geo. w. Fluent.
BRULE Twp.
G. w. Peterson, Lewis Ranum, Henry
Dahl, Albert Johnson.
RICHLAND TwP.
John Swoyer, f. e. Holland, G..
Lewison.
SIOUX VALLEY TWP.
L. E. Erickson, Henry Rossback,
Peter Shouldberg, Lester Bennett, j.
K. johnson.
SPINK TwP
S. A OmdahI, Andrew Abrahamson, j.
ii. Peterson, G. H. Reams, Ole Chris
Jensen.
EafMET TwP. Eabz.
Peter Ekron, John Briggs, K. X. or.
stad, John Hottie, Ole Ekron, / p,
Asbleld.
Big SPRINGS TwP.
VIRGINIA. TWP.
Adam Scott, John Finnie, e. ID. Gov.
vey, L. E, Morlan, Alfred Morgan.
PRAIRIE TWP.
G. w. Gandreau, Geo. Williams,
William Pausie.
BEREsFoRD, lsT WARD.
Andrew s. Severson, G. w. Johnson,
BERESFORD, End WARD.
Ole Ofstad, Robt. Sundstrom, A.
w. Swenson, Wm. Kundert
TT e result in the state is very close
and much In doubt There is little
question that Senator Gamble will
have majority OF the delegates and
receive the endorsement OF the con
vention. The final outcome on the
state officers Is In doubt and will prob.
ably have to be settled by the conven-
tion itself. Roberts county will have
a contesting delegation, while the del.
egation OF Sphinx county and perhaps
some others will be divided. How
ever, giving the insurgents all the
Sphinx which they are al
most certain not to have-the stal.
warts would still have a majority of %.
as shown by the following table, and
be enabled to organize the convention
and unseat the contesting Roberts
county delegation:
Sfal. Tnanp.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-05-17

IF Senator Gamble runs at Sioux
Falls two weeks from Tuesday as we'll as
his son did at New Haven last Satur-
day he will be out of sight by the time
the legislature meets.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-05-17
letters ADVERTISED Ma. IL

Letters Advertised May II.
VIM. Colemen (twol NJ II. Hoogeboom
Fred Keatlng Chas. r. Hev
Faui LaYslle Jno G Rayer
Walt steadmen.
Persons calling for same please say
advertised.
JOHN r. REID, r. M.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-05-17
THE COURIER
By CHAS. r.. BRUCE
Published on Every Thursday.
Entered at the Post ONCE at Elk Point as mail
matter.of the second class.
Subscriptions Price, per year....."sI.so

The COURIER is mailed regularly to its sub
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-05-17

Total ...s..s......s.sss s1Sbe
Dated January 4, 1p0e.
BY order OF the NNpublican state
COMMITTEES frank Crane
Chairman Republican State Oonauais-
tee.
IN. u. warner, secsetary.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
Fne IneerporatIer Paprr-.

Incorporation papers were fled yes
terday by the City Reconstruction Com
paly. which Is capitalized at 500. 1000.
The directors are Walter R. Hoag. c.
3. wingate. II. q. Dobbs. A. K An
driano and W. B. Pringle- The CaIifor-
MIA Card Manufacturing Company also
filed it's papers. with capital stock OF
$4,000 The directors are William
HeImquist. Herman Adams. Julius
Young. James X. Basye and James
Dewey The Incorporation papers OF
the san Francisco Title Clearance Com
pany lists It's capital AT s25.000. The
directors are Hugh McIsaac, A. A Cald-
well. l. l. Jacob, A J. Overholsen and
B. Z Callahan. The business conducted
will be general real estate DOlan
Bros have incorporated with capital
of s25. 900. The directors are Daniel P
Dolan. Jackson James. Sterling p
Hutchinson, Joseph F. Dolan and
George A Dolan. Realty brokerage
will be the business Of this firm
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
RICHARD IVENs
To DIE TODAY
Confessed Slayer of Mrs.
HolliSter Will Be
Hanged.

SPRINGFIELD. June 21 = Richard
Ivens. confessed slayer OF Mrs. Bessie
Hollister OF Chicago. will be hanged
in that city tomorrow. The Supreme
Court yesterday refused to grant a
writ Of supersedeas. and today denied
motion for leave 10 file more com
plete record in the case. The Board OF
Pardons. summoned 70 this city this
morning, heard argument OF The con-
demned mans attorneys and refused
to recommend pardon or Communication
Tonight Governor Deneen refused TO
interfere in the carrying out OF the
sentence.
The Board OF Pardons held that the
contention OF Ivens' counsel that Ivens'
confession was the result OF hypnotic
influence Of the police was a mere
theory and that nothing had been pre-
sented except the averments in the
petition 70 su5stantiate the theory.
Mrs Hollistcr was assaulted and
killed on the night OF January 12 near
her home. The victim was found in
the rear of Ivens stable with a wire
twisted around her neck Ivens re-
ported the finding OF the body TO the
police. who arrested him for the crime
He subsequently, confessed his guilt.
going into revolving details OF the
assault
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22

Mrs. Philip Carroll Of South Bangor. Franklin
County, New York. and aunt OF Kate Canen.
Mrs. Don Bsggs and Willie Cullen Of Marys-
vile. Cal. and Mrs. Mary Rogers OF South
Dakota q native OF South Bangor. Franklia
County. New York. aged 20 years month and
Friends and acquaIntances are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral tomorrow Sat
urday)- at 2 o'clock a m from her late resi-
thence TO Al Hallows Church. where a re-
QUEEN high mass viii be celebrated for the
repose OF her soul. commencing at $50 a. n
Inrerment Holy Cross Cemetery.
McKAY-In this city. June 90 1906. at the
residence. $50 Minnesota street. James. be-
loved husband OF ANGELA Mekay; and father
tive Of Washington County. Maine, aged %
years.
METZGER-In Alameda CAL June 20. 1905.
loved father Of Elsa. Vera and samuel Metz
ger. and brother OF Mrs Fannie Wiener. a
native oc Germany. aged 62 years months
The funeral services VIII be held today
(Frday}. June %. at $50 o'eloek a m, AZ
his late residence. 1929 Santa Clara avenue
!nterment private. Home of Peace Cemetery
Please omit flowers
MITCHEL-In Oakland. Cal. June 20. 1905.
John L.. dearly beloved husband OF Cora
Bellcau Mitchell. and father Of Maud, Tottie.
Mabel and Emily Mitchell native Of Sacra-
meHto, Cab. aged % years months and 3
days (Pittsburg Pa. and Sacramento. Cal.
papers please copy.)
Friends and aeqraintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral today friday.
June ., AT 1870 O'Clock D. m. fron his
late residence. 263 Eighth street Oakland.
thence 10 the Church OF Immaculate Coaeep-
ton, where services VIII be held. commencing
at O'Clock Inte-nent St Mary's Gene
tery, Oakland
NISPEL-In this city. June 10. 1906. Edward
Nispei. a native OF Gertz Hessen. Germany.
aged Ga years months and days
Friends and aeqsaintanees are respectfully
invited to attend the fnneral SUNDAY, June
"A. sf 10 O'Clock a. n, from Metzler's Underf
taking Company, 1892 Folsom street. berween
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. under the auspices
Of North Beach Lodge No. ?, Cd. II. s.,
II 80 train Interneat Mount OliTet Gene
tery.
O'CONNOR-In San Rafael. Cal. June 2I 1905.
Mary beloved wife OF Richard O'Connor and
mother OF Hugh. Thomas A., Richard Jr and
Mrs. Patrick Lynch, aatiYe II Ireiand. aged
e5 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
urd7y) from the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs Patrick Lynch. Of Oak Grove avenue,
West End station. San Rafael. thence 70 the
Catholic Church, San Rafael, where re-
QUEEN high mass viii be celebrated for the
repose Of her soul. at s;45 a. n. Interment
from foot OF Market street
PIERCE-In Petsluna, Cal. June p. 1906.
Sarah Pierce. widow Of the late Hiram L
Pierce. native of Limerick. Ireland. aged TH
years and months.
Friends and acQunintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Sunday. at ]
p. m. al Petaluns-
PURCEIL-In this city. June 2I. 1906. Cecilia.
infant daughter OF Mr. and Mrs c Purcell,
aged months
sACHT-In this city. June 20. 1906. Christian
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
Po.taape. Grcat Counetl.

During the early part OF May the
advisory board OF the Improved Order
OF Red Men sddressed a communication
TO all the tribes OF the order in the res
ervation Of California asking their ap-
proval or disapproval Of a resolution
presented 10 the board advocating the
uostponement OF the great council for
the current year and utilizing the
money which would otherwise be ex-
pended In the holding OF the session
for relief purposes In a circular sent
ont by the great sachem. A n Cum
ming. a few days ago II Is stated that
as So OF the los tribes had expressed
approval OF the proposition TO postpone
the session as against 80 In opposition.
and because OF the further fact that
John ". Cherry. the great incohonee.
had granted a dispensation TO postpone
the session. he. the great saehenl, post
poned the session for one year
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
p-..o... So waxen LIees.e.

Tax Collector J. +. Nichols yesterday
6Ied with the Board OF Supervisors the
draft OF an ordinance he wishes passed
regulating license for trucks and wag-
ons. The ordinance provides that such
license IS due January or every year
and for each month or fraction OF a
month OF delay a penalty OF 25 cents
nav be enforced Nichols explains that
under the present ordinances any one
making application after the hrst OF
July must be given license dating
from January OF the following year.
thus securing a license running q year
and half for the price OF on&
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
eoldblatt. Held to Answer.

Nathan and oliver Goldblatt. father
and son. were held TO answer BY Po-
lice Judge Cabaniss yesterday after
noon on a charge OF attempting 70 de-
fraud an insurance company. Their
bail was fxed in $500 cash each They
had an insurance policy for $500 on
their stock at 1912 Howard street with
the Germania Company OF Hamburg.
and after the big IRE sent in their
proof of loss and afidavit- II IS al
legged that they removed thet stock
prior to the fire reaching their prem
ises and hid II IN houses In the Rich
mond district. where It was recovered
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
BURLINGAME REAL EsrATE.

4 STONES throw from the station
50x150. for $3.50; $50 down, $40
monthly: these lots viii be worth
double next year, when Bay Shore
"cut or is completed: this great
work is being rushed; viii reduce
time TO city TO 25 minutes; just think
what that will mean no ferries, no
transferring. fine train service; low
Communication. Take San Mateo cleo
trio cars 10 our office al Burlingame
station. LYON & HOAG, 1928 FIJI
more St
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

MIRA MONTE. in beautiful Ross VAL
ley, at Kentfeld station. country
home OF late Hall McAllister; streets
graded. severed and water mains
laid: grand scenery. finest water, oak
trees, shrubbery. roses IN abundance;
lots 50Nl5o and larger S5e0 and up
ward: 800 cash balance $40 month
": take Sausalito ferry and third
rail- electric 10 Kentfeld. LYON &
HOAG. 1923 Fillmore st. s W.
BANKS, resident agent on property,
meets all trains from city daily.
s60o-LOT 5Ox200: unfinished and hab-
itRbly furnished three-room house;
10 minutes from station.
Largest lire OF lots 10 choose from
OF any agent in Marin Co.: pay the
interest monthly on the value OF q
lot put up your cottage and get an
option 70 buy in two years al hXe6
]. E. LEWIS. Kentheld. Marin Co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
births, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

Birth marriage and death notices sent by
mail viii not be inserted. They must be handed
in at either OF the publication ofices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized TO have the same published. Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement OF tie
charge
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
sALADA BEACH.

HERE is a boon TO fire sufferers-Ar-
tistic villas 18x29. rooms. with
porch and bed. set up in days; price
s1T5; easy payments; q &C fare now
residents OF Salsda Beach, the santa
Barbara OF san Francisco. CLINE a.
DUNCAN. 1928 Golden Gate ave, near
Fillmore st. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
MARRIED.

BAKER-MILLER-In the Methodist Church
Freeman u. Boyard. assisted by the Rev
" NJ Martin. Thomas King Baker OF San
Diego and Mabel Harriet Miller
HAISTED-BERT-In Reno New. June g. 1905
at Trinity Church. by the Rev. y UnSworIh.
Frank Halsted and Mabel Bert, both OF San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

TO Whom 1t May Concern: You are
hereby notified that ]. H. VEIN
GARTEN has been discharged from
the employ OF the firm OF CASTLE.
not responsible for any moneys col
lected By him or for any accounts
collected by him, now or at any time.
CASTLE PAYNE & MCLEOD. Inc.
San Francisco. Cal. June 20. 1906
CREDITORS of A. Benedetti & Co.
1887 Union ST. viii call for payment
within hve days. A. BENEDETTI
G. co.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OAKLAND. June 21.-The following marrisg
licenses were issued today
Henry a. Helm, 2s. Alameda and Aileen Nye.
Carl Z. Conrad. p. Oakland. and Carolyn
Mellnana. Is, Oakland
John b Temple. 23 HAYWARD. and Alma
clyde G. Lamkin. 80 Oakland. and Rose Nagle,
% Oakland.
John H Bliss. %, San Francisco. and Clara
P. Lindsay. "a, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
BORN.

.JoHSSToNE-In Chicago. Ill. to the wife OF
F. B. tombstone (nee Leale). a daughter
KIRCHNER-In this city. June II. 1906, 10 the
wis OF Charles R. Kirchner. son-
RoBINs-In Oakland CAL June 20 1908. 10
tie wife Of John H. Robins, q sou
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
$4,000 can sell choice north
EesL corner within a couple Of blocks
Of Broadway, 5ox1o0 feet in size: this
Ing the present tWo-srory buildings,
making them three-story with stores
below and fats above. and an excellent
basement surrounded by a twelve-foot
solid brick wall. the total rental can
be brought Up 10 about S40o after this
work Is done, al this rental the invest
menr VIII pay about IS per cent per
snnum- (l4es)
ssQOo-Leased under secured lease:
downtown business property On sunny
side OF street. not Tar from Broadway,
and altogether the best buy on the
market today AZ the price absolutely
without any exception whatever; only
reason for selling is that the. owner has
other interests 10 protect and must sell
something tl2l3)
s275e-Pair OF 5-room fats. all in
fine condition; large. wide. deep lot
very sunny; close 70 San Pablo ave;
neighborhood; VIII rent for so 70 SO
Per month (11z)
Business property; important cross
street near Webster ST rents now for
ss1. but worth $3.50; the land alone is
well worth $4,000 and the buildings
about 5000 Is1s)
s750O-Business lot 2 blocks from
house suitable for home or renting
store ought TO be built here; viii bring
3 big rental: y 70 IS per cent uAps)
Empty now: new 5-room bungalow:
81 nice part OF East Oakland; porcelain
bath. electric lights and high basement; !;
keys at office; price $500. l47s)
sIee0-West side West street. that
wide. prominent th0roughfare, near Ap-
gar street and right between choice
new dwellings: street work sll done.
stone walks laid; 5oXl1s. the best resi-
aence lot II Oakland for the money:
this Is a fine site for fats and might be
termed business property I'D
GEO ". AUSTIN,
Exclusive Agent.
1902 Broadway. Oakland
HoMEs-HOMEs-HoMEs
COSTING $500 TO s4soa
ACCORDING TO LOT AND SIZE OF
HOUSE
ON GOOD LOTS 20 FEET FRONT.
TERMS OF PAYMENT ABOUT
CNE-FIFTH CASH AND $50 TO $40
MONTHLY.
The location Is II the rapidly build
osflsfd near berkeley in the Santa Fe
Tracts. close 20 Key Route station and
only SO minutes from San Francisco,
with & monthly Communication fare Of
So All street work, including cement
sidewalks. IS done Drainage perfect
Climate mild Good outlook No old
houses. All nearby improvements are
modern ana attractive Convenient 10
schools.
MANY FAMILIES FORMERLY LIv-
ING N san FRANCISCO NOW HAVE
II not ready 10 build now. secure a
lot AZ the present prices OF $500 70
values IN this locality are increasing
BREED & BANCROFT,
1000 BROADWAY, OAKLAND
FOR SALE.
ss2oo0-l5T feet frontage on 18th st.
100 feet of San Pablo. a most excel
lent site for q modern hotel. Oak
lands great need This property Is
paying over per cent on the price
THOMAS GILBERT.
ITnfon Savings Bank Building. Oak
land, Cal
GUARANTEED 20 per cent
Two good cottages on thirty-foo1 DOT
carthcuake. leased I've years al $50,
urice fss75. worth $5oc0.
= THE CORNER LOT COMPANY.
SIS Broadway. Oakland
CHOICE lots: 18th st. nr. Grove. be-
SIDE factory district and new Key
Route Owner. box C5s2, Call Office.
oakland
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.

sS700-For sale or exchange for ranch,
lot 30Ox1IS on Grant ave. Fitchburg;
improved with a house OF 3 rooms
and bath; windmill; 2-story barn; all
new; fine vegetable and berries; near
Lockwood school Call or write
owner, A NELSON, Grant ave. Fitch
burg, Elmhurst P O., or 11l2 Web
ster st. Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

HENSLEY- GREEN CO, White Garage
bldg. corner Van Ness and Market
Offer choice sites TO honleseekers on
monthly installments. All purchas-
ers are requested to communicate at
once with company at above address.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale at a bargains rooms and
bath furnished house, and barn: cor
ises. 1921 Sherman St, Bay station.
at sacrifice: price $4,000 4T3 Haight
ave, near FifIh-st- station, Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.

Ne CORNER Wooisey and King SITS.
e0N120. also lots z0xSO; price S24oo.
Inquire 1877 Haight ST
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22

sfQ00-Leased under secured lease.
downtown business property On sunny
side OF street, not Tar from Broadway,
and altogether the best buy on the
market today al the price absolutely
without any exception whatever: only
reason for selling is that the. owner has
other interests 10 protect and must sell
something fi213l
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22

FOR sale-Nice 5-room cottage; high
basement; 5o-ft. frontage 1917 56th
st. Oakland. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
OAKLAND nEAL EsrATE-oontinuca.

35 minutes TO San Fran
cisco; why pay rent: be your own
landlord. Will build you a pretty bun
galow. small payment. balance same
as rent; write for particulars Box
65Tl. Call Office. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22

DIVIDEND Notice-Security Savings
Bank. 316 Montgomery st For the
dends upon all deposits at the rate
of three and ene-half (35D per cent
per annuG, free of taxes, will be
payable on and after July 1, 1906
FRED w. RAY. Secretary.
DIVIDEND Notice-Metropolis Trust
and Savings Bank, 1880 Eddy st.-For
the six months ending June so, 1906,
a dividend at the rate of S.65 per cent
per annun on all savings deposits
will be payable on and after July l.
1906. r. r. COOK. Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-22
TO LEASE.
TnIFr
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

BCsd, ls6a-FOUr immense fats, 36x
lzo; near Van Ness, s rooms each
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

Baltimore American.
 The welcome fact remains that E{earstism Is rcbuked wholesomoly and handsomely.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

morning that MT Manley finally dis charged him. This augered the negro. and he soon returned to the shops with a pistol, which he fired point blank at his former chief, after a single remark to which he did not give time for Mi. Manley to reply.
 One version of the affair is that the negro walked up to Mir. Manley and said:
 Look jheah white folks; you been eussln' us niggeEs too much. and we ain't agoin' to take it."
 He immediately pulled pistol and fired. and 1t is said that he took an other shot at Mir. Manley as he lay on the ground, after he had fallen from the first shot.
 Another story is that upon his return with his hand on the pistol in his pock- et, the negro walked up to Mir. Manley and said:
 You cussed me this mornin', and I'm agoin' to kill you"
 As soon as he had shot Mir. Manley. the negro ran out of the shops toward the river making good his escape. He Is still being searched for, however He is described as a black negro, about five feet, seven inches In height, ana weighing about 140 pounds. He is said to be about 21 years old.
 Immediately after the commission of the crime, people at the railroad shops enGeavored to notify the police of .Ae occurrence. but the telephone at police headquarters was not working. and no word of the crime could be sent. After repeated failures to get headquarters the Chiefs residence was called. hut he was not at home, and finally the Glen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

The Conder football team has re- turned from Columbia, Tenn. after be- Ing defeated by the Military Academy team there by score or l7 to b. Ihe Conder bovs are not playing in good Irck this season, having lost major- itv of the games. but they have p'aEed rlose and suffered no severe dete@t, The men are lighter than any Of the teams they Nave gone up aga!nst eN- cepting those of the McCalie h's" School Tn ChattanooAa. -,-
 The Conder team will play Feepies
 High School of Franklin in this city neTt Friday and has made q date with Mooney for the following week.
 several young ladies Ot thls city have organized two basket Aall ieauhs to play together during the re'nainder of the seasun one team Is named the Whites and its members are Misses Mary Feeney, Susie Johnson Clara McAnlster and Alice Hubert, Ihe
 Blue team is composed or Mrs. FellH Baldridge, Mrs J. NJ. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley and Miss Ella Van Valkenburgh.
 The Eagle Club. composed of mem hers of the Huntsville Aaerie of EasicS has taken a lease on the club rooms ol inc Phoenix, an organization that re- gently disbanded, and VIII nave handsome and commodious home. Mrs. Alice Thornton, a young wo- man who had been deaf and dumb from birth, died at the home Of her father, Mir. strickland, after a short illness. aged 9 years While dellrlous a few hours before her death she talk ed plainly. her first words almost scar . ing the members of the family out ot their senses.