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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
BURIED IN BOXES
AND BARRELS
Unknown Dead Of Hcnrico Are
Hurried to Indecent
Graves.
UGLY CHARGES ARE MADE
Mrs. Groot Says Body Exhuned
Was in Rough Plank
UGLY CHARGES ARE MADE

Henrico county officials will investi-
gate the charges made on Saturday
that bodies are being buried in the
Potter's field In the county without
the use of a coffin. or In rough plank
boxes, which were not intended for
the purpose.
County Coroner W. A. Deas said
last night that he had no personal
knowledge of the matter, and that
where bodies were found and unclaimed
they were turned over to the consta-
BILE for burial In the Potter's field, near
the county almshouse. DIR. Deas said
that il there was any reason to be-
lieve that the bodies We're not being
properly buried he would look into 1t
at once.
Mrs. Groots Charges.
The matter came to light through
the statement of Mrs. r. A. Groot, Of
No. 1915 Floyd Avenue. Mrs. Groot
lost n son some time since. and saw
in The Times Dispatch a few days
ago the account of the 1inding of a
body of young white man in the
river which was unidentified, and Its
burial in the county Potter's field
Mrs. Groot secured an order from
County Coroner Deas, and, accompanied
by a private detective. went to the
county almshouse, on the Nine Mile
Road, in Henrico county, not far from
the Masonic Home. Here the body was
eAhumed for her inspection, and while
| il did not prove to be her son. Mrs.
Groot was greatly surprised and shock
ed to find it buried in a rough plank
box not long enough for the body to
be extended. Mrs. Groot said that she
| was told by negroes at the place that
Esuch a.. burial was nothing uncommon,
| a., : H.. tt.r of l,n
burying ground bodies We're buried hud-
died in barrels, or, in fact, in almost
any old way.
Whit DIR. DcaS Snys.
When Or. Dcas was told of the state
Iment OF Mrs. Groot last night he said
that he did not personally know OF the
conditions at the county alnshouse,
as his duties as coroner ended when
/ the. inquest was over and the body
| turned over to a county constable for
linterlnent DR. peas said that he had
ALWAYS required the constable who was
assigned to the duty to bring him a
! receipt for the body from the keeper
CT the almslouse, M. r. ~. Crouch.
In the case of the man drowned In
J; the river some days since, DIR. Deas
said that after the coroner's inNesti-
cation had failed to reveal his identity
the body had been turned over to Con-
stable Burch for burial and that the
| receipt had been properly returned
DIR. Deas said that he understood tina,
the constable received fee of So for
: this service. and that the county fur,
/, nished the coffin at the county aims
house, which adjoins the Potters field
Keeper Not Responsible.
Mr.. II. D. Crouch keeper of the coun
" almshouse, said last night that h,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
MIR. LYLE I'LL.
Former Civil Engineer In Critical

Mr. C;wynne Lyle. formerly civil
p pc and Ohio Railroad Company and
who gave up his position on account
of illhealth, has been quite unwell foril
NEARLY year past at his home,
A week ago yesterday Mr.. Lyle's CON
dition took a serious turn, and for the
past few days his family has been
quite alarmed astto his condition.
DIR. Herbert Mann is attending him.
and gives good hopes; OF his ultimate
recovery, although his condition Is still
critical. ~,
q MIR. Lylo is the fatiter-in-law OF Mr..
George A. Tower, Of EdgeWood, the
adjoining place. on$sthe sWesthampton8
Road l.s sss5 III III W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
!. IlIr. RnmnIl ~ NNl,itc.

"A AIR. Ronald ~ White.
& Mr. Robert N, Ronald, OF No, TNp
East Marshall Streets3is not the person,
In iail charged with stealing u ring.
Tho prisoner Is a negro, sli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-26
State Board Wanted 1t.

The following is an extract from the
minutes of the Virginia State Board
of Education at M,eeting held August
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Peasant Disorders Commences. .

81 Petersburg, March 1s.-with
the opening OF parliament March s.
peasant disorders commenced in
several provinces and apparently the
result Of organized agitation. In ad-
dition 10 an outbreak in vladivostok,
where 500 drunken peasants were
wrecked the government spirit stores
before they were dispersed BY volleys
fred by the police resulting In eight
peasants being killed. Fatal ARRAYS
between peasants and police occurred
in Saratov and Kiev provinces where
attempts 20 take possession by vio-
lence OF private estates were renew
cd. Premier Stolypin has Gent q cir
cular TO the governors enjo!ning them
TO arrest all agitators. even men,
bers OF parliament.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
May Have Been Due to Criminal Ae,

Toulcn. March l9.-The explosion
which destroyed the battleship lena.
II Is now believed. may possibly have
been due % a criminal act. A SAIL
or has been arrested for having spok-
en- in qualification at the disaster. and
the commander Of another warship
has received a letter threatening a
similar catastrophe 10 his vessel Ma
val officers are demanding that saill-
val officers by the anti-milist propa-
uganda be promptly given shore duty.
A launch in which President Fall
Heres. visited the feet during the
past week. sank in the harbor on
Sunday. A defective keel beam was
the cause.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
BRYAN ON LABOR UNIONS.
ays unlsns Have Made Mistakes
Dot Have Accomplished Good.

Chicago. March is.-William Jsn-
ming Bryan, NJ the closing conference
Sunday, IN connection with the In
dustrial exhibit, expressed the op'n'
ion, that trade unions have done
more good for society than any other
force In this country.
Although he diselaimed any "scien-
tic" knowledge Of the question, Mr..
Brysn's remarks were received with
much satisfaction by the audience OF
union men from the Federation OF
Labor. which attended the meeting.
The unions have made some mis-
tskes, but they have accomplished
more good. was the keynote Of his
speech. He paid tribute espe-
cially to the organization of women Ia
this connection.
"wben we consider that through
trade unions wages have been in
creased, hours shortened and comfort
afforded the workingmea In greater
measure" he said. II think we have
right TO say the benefit resulting
froiE these unions cannon be over
cst'ms,eN. PERHAPS no other force
In the country ever has been so ef-
feetiye for Improvement in the citi-
zensklp and general moral qualities
OF our people.
"The Australian ballot system. for
one thing. IL largely due In this coun-
try to the agitation Of the trades
union. almost feel safe In saying
had II not been for the interest TAX
en- In this reform by these organiza-
lions we might still be employing the
old system OF voting.
IF the labor union had never done
an: thing else than raise the age lin
Il Of employment. for children. in the
miass and factories OF this nation.
this achievement alone would justi-
~ It's existence. No influence In
this country ever has been so evil In
It's effects as the tendency 10 crowd
our workshops with children OF tender
years. II Is q most destructive ten
dency and one that the public con-
science should protest against. Re-
ferring 10 women In industry. Mr..
Bryan said he believed women might
accomplish as much as men through
organizations into unions"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Austoerats Stirred by eethrotsl.

Vienna, March ia sensational
bethrothal has caused a stir among
the aristocrscy here and AT Budapest.
II Is that OF Countess lima, daughter
OF Count Paul Festellcs, 10 Rudi Ma
yarl. first violinist OF the Oldeburs
Tsig2ne band. The countess is y
years old. She first saw Nayari al
a band concert. She was then en-
gagged to Count Slglsmuns SpreZzie.
but she fell In love at first sight With
the young viollnist. who reciprocal
ed her affection. When she returned
10 her mother, who was living In OIL
derrSurg, she broke Of her engage
moot with Count Slglsmund. and was
bethro,hed 10 Nayari al his own home.
all the gypsies Of olden5urg being
oraaant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
ATLANTA rAsERNAcLs ASSURED
Over 500, 900 Has so Far Been Sub.
serlbed for the Suppose.

Atlanta. March -. 1.-THE movement
10 erect a great Atlanta Tabernacle
received a magnificent Endorsement at
the hands OF Atlan.a citizens Sunday
morning, when members OF DR.. Len
G.. Broughton's church subscribed the
sum of SIS. 900 for this purpose
whole donations already received from
people outside the church and outside
the city will push the total between
$50 200 and 800 900. one Of the most
remarkable achievements In the reli-
gious history in the city or In the
south.
Or. Broughton did not expect 10 get
more than $50. 900 on the day OF the
opening OF subscriptions. and would
have been heartily satisfied with that
The money subscribed assures the
erection OF the Atlanta Tabernacle. as
there are public-spirited citizens OF
Atlanta and other places. as well as
good wishers and admirers OF Or.
Broughton. who are only waiting TO
be called on 10 make contributions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
presid.n, Of Chinese Association.

New York. March 1s.-KaRg Yu
VIE. president of the Chinese reform
association. arrived here Sunday with
his secretary on the liner America.
He was entertained Sunday night by
his fellow countrymen at a dinner in
Mott street. The affair was also by
way OF honoring his birthday. He
received many kilograms Of congrat-
ulatlons. Ksng Yu VIE. was one OF
the most progressive Cinnamon in
the world. II Is said that the en-
press Dowager. Of China has set a
price on his head. Through an in
terpreler he said Sunday that the as
sociation has 5000. 900 members In
China. and 5000, 900 In other parts
Of the world. The aim OF che asso-
citation. he said. is 20 bring about
economic reforms peacefully.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
100000 FIRE At
SMITHF|ELD, ALABAMA
Portion Of Blocton. Ala. De.
stroyed bv Flames.
BUSINESS SECTION IS IN RUINS
In Addition 70 the Business Houses
Burned, Twelve Residence Were
Consumed by the FIsmes-Not
sinaIe Business House Left.

Birmingham, Ala. March l9.-The
entire business section Of Smithfeld.
a part Of Blocton, Ala. was destroy
ed by fire Sunday night. entailing q
loss now estimated at 800 900. In
addition TO the business houses burn
cd, I2 residences we're consumed by
the flames.
The fire started about 1880 o'clock
at night In a negro restaurant. and
Il spread raIidly. Included In the
list OF burned buildings was the city
dispensary. a number OF general mer-
chandise stores, several OF which were
very handsome buildings. two meat
markets and two restaurants.
Bloc.on is a widely scattered town.
and Smithfieid Is the eastern portion,
lying about three-guarters OF mile
from the depot. II was. practically
a town within itself, although really
a part OF The town OF B.ccton. There
Is not a single business house left
standing
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
CITY 10 JARREo BY DYNAMITE.
Two Hundred and Fifty Pounds Of Ex-
ploslve Lets Loose In Cincinnati.


Cincinnati, o., March by the
explosion OF ESQ pounds OF dynamite
In a shack on the site Of the new city
hospital. enormous damage was done
20 residence and buildings all through
the surrounding section.
People all over the city and suburbs
were awakened and excited and It
was feared for a time that patients In
the Jewish hospital might suner seri-
Gus results from the shock.
All glass within q radius OF half a
mite were broken, neighboring store
fronts were blown out, furnaces dis
mantled ~by the shock. sewers dis
connected and other damage done.
The German Old Mems Home and
the Jewish hospital were the largest
buildings Near the explosion, which
occurred In Avondale. one OF the best
known residence sections and both
suffered seriously.
The cause OF the explosion Is I'm
known, but incendlaryism Is feared,
a number OF men recently discharged
by the hospital contractors being said
TO have made threats.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Kills Self at New KimsaiI HossI.

Atlanta. March ia man regis
tered at the New Kimball house ~
c. r. Morgan. Of Norfolk. Va. con
mitted suicide In a room on the fhirf
floor OF that hotel Sunday aftenoos
by shooting himself through the hsat
with 3s-caliber pistol.
Morgan was found In his room DO.
tween l and 2 O'Clock by Miss Bsnna
Donohue. assistant housekeeper.
When he was discovered. the mans
body attired In a suit of Rder elota.
ing. was on the bed. with his hesi
propped on two pillows. An ugly hols
In the back Of the head. from whics
the blood gushed freely, and o pls'o'
clasped tightly In the right hand.
told the tale Of the stS6ife.
No cause is known as TO deed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
CLEARING up Of In. Flood Section

Pittsourg, March l9.-Health on
Gals Monday began the task OF clean
ing up the food section In an effort
TO avert an epidemic OF sickness
which Is threatening the city. Com
pulsory measures were resorted to in
order to compel haste and 2orough-
ness in the cleaning up Of the filth
and debris washed into the city from
up-river points. The health bureau
has Issued additional warnings urging
the people OF Pittsburg to boil all the
water before using as a preventative
Of typhoid fever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Taft ls Going 10 Panama.

Washington. March 19.---Secretary
TAFT. accompanied by Senator Kit
fridge and Representatives Burton and
DeArmond az three civil engineers,
Is TO sail for he Panama canal zone
on March "a. on the crulser>Solum-
oia. II Is expected that the test
holes on the site OF the Gatum dam
VIII have been excavated sufficient
ly by the time the party reaches the
lsthmus to make possible an exam
nation Of the foundation Of the lar
ses' dam to be Constructed on the
canal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Terrible Massacre Reported

New York. March IA cable
dispatch received by the Jewish
Morning Journal OF this city reporting
that terrible massacres have occurred
~ Podihilo. Roumania. has caused
CONSERVATION among the Roumanian
Jews In New York. They fear an
other Kishiren affair. In which so
many Russian Jews persisted. Podi-
hilo, strangely enough, IL only about
80 miles from Kish!nen, which is In
Bessarabia. across the Russian from
tier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Was Murdered on a Public Road.

Charlotte. y. C. March ia
young white man, 35 years old. vn
found dead with his skull crushed %
on the public highway. miles from
Charlotte. A team hired from Q %
cal stable stood In the road nesi
by. Shortly after the discovery q
the crime the sheriff arrested J. !.
E. Kimball. who lives within q shon
distance Of the scene, and locked IN
up. charged with the murder. IN
murdered man, who is supposed 70 %
one Stephenson, a molder. drove U
Fl. Mil, s. c., to visit his motns
and while returning Is presumed %
have been waylaid and murdered "
kimball Stephenson's attention "
kimhall's wife is ascri5ed as the ~
tive for the crime. The murder va
committed with the butt end OF
shotgun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
New UurvauaYan cahIn..

Montevid7' Mach le.-The new
CruFuayan -. T.. announced a..
ioAoWs; Aivarj Guerrillo. minister
OF tne interior; Jacobo varela. foreign
anairs' GaFie' TERRA, public ins,ruc.
uon, labor and industry: General Ed.
uafdo Nasaues. war; Senior Lamelee
public works.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
uorrlfyIno Drowning Accident.

valiadado. Spain. March ls.-An
unsuai and horrifying drowning acct
dent occurred here Sunday. Pedro
Marcos, a lawyer. his two children.
their nurse and young lady were
drowned by their carriage and horse
falling from a bridge into a canal.
Sonora Marcos. who was with the
party. was the only one that was res
cuad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20

Buenos Ayres. March l9.-French
and German bankers have author
lied Ernesto Tornauist. an Argentine
banker, To sign an Argentine loan OF
SIS 200 900. II IL expected, however.
that the Issue will be postponed be-
cav Of the unpromising conditions
ovyhe money market.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
FORECAST his DEATH
TO WIFE AND SON
Declared It Would Be Due "a
Railroad Accident.
ALCOHOL POISON WAS vsap,cr
Although Man Said His Death Wov,s
BE Due to Railroad Accident. n.
Verdict Of the cononer's Jury o..
eides Death Was Due to Alcohol,

Atlanta. March 1e.-Death from Al.
coholic poisoning came TO James y
Norwood. 81 years old. Sunday morn.
Ing In a room az 1914 Decatur stree,
Norwood forecast his death 10 Ma
son, Garrett Norwood, on Saturdsy
and to his wife a week previously. IA
stold them that death would resuit
from the effects of an injury receives
in a railroad accident. and even veul
so far as 10 write out a detailed sta:s-
ment Of his injury. and name vii.
nesses who could be- produced, shoula
his wife wish to enter suit against tie
railroad.
A coyouer's jury, however, reach
Cd the decision that Garnetts death
was due TO alcohol and not to the rsil.
road.
Garnett Norwood told the jury TIA,
Sunday morning he felt a premori-
ton Of his fathers condition, and 20
ing 10 his boarding house, found hin
dead. Young Norwood said, hOv-
ever. that his father had died from
drink.
Mrs. Norwood, who lives al IS
George street, said that her husband
called on her a week ago, and tod
her he would soon die. He said Il
was due to the railroad accident, sri
wrote out a statement Of the case and
urged her 10 bring suit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
KIno Alfonso m With oripoe

Madrid. March liking Alfonso
who has been Ill with LaGrippe. has
had a. slight relapse. His-doctors,
fearing complications. ha ordered
him TO remain in the palace and to
follow their directions with the ut
most -strictness. The king. Il II
stated. not confined TO his bed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
VIII Be Guests Of carneaIe

New York, March William r .
Cremer. NJ. p. founder OF the inter-
parliamentary uL!on In Great Britain
snd Lord Weardale. the president OF
that Union, will be he guest Of An
drew Carnegie a. the frst national
arbitration peace congress Of Amerl-
ca. 10 be held ir Carnegie hall, from
.ARri> "A 40 April n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Assss.ina,ed Three Women.

San Luie Potoso, Mexico
ls.-Dspatches from Rio Verae
thar a promluen, ranchman OF
place named Juas Futano AS.at
ated his sweetheart. the lsudlsv :.
Der daughter at the house Sas =
vas living. Jealousy IL sscis' a
nA aanAa far the deed. -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Bush Named on Peace commisslos:

SESW T'tIItC on FcdCr -
Birmingham, Ala. March 80
T G Bush has Just returned 20 ..
mingham. having been noti9sd "
In Mobile, Ala. OF his appointms
as one OF the Two Representative
the people on the Nobel indusuS
peace commission. qolonei D
states that the appointment CAM
him without the slightest knosis
on his part. and. that he was MOI pr
pared TO discuss IL on that account
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Wa, On. Of chiesso', oIs.,, s.,.,...

Chicago. March ls-Gerersr tn.
stockton. one OF Chrago's Oh sat.
tiers, Is dead. az e. an lines, q. sew
eFal weeks. General st1cL.o, ma,
porn IN Piisourg. Pa. :. on Angus.
10. 1891. u''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
rss NEWS ssoM Mrlaoss.
IN psry Were Guests Of DE-. Curtis
SATURDAY, Might.

RESELL party to = large number
b soupg friends on the evening
srsh 70.
snmmer muss surely be NOS far o
the boys have already ssksn
|imuine In the cove.
chas Huffman leftr Saturday 4
Ne Oak. He expects 20 atter
booI there for shout three montl
4 Afterwards to enter the ONCE
fcdsers, bic bfosher.in.lsv.
J sheibss cirous 10 sdvertisiSgF
form in town on March ~
sfybody. old sad yos wEd.
registered st thsY
soss are L A. Norey, N
hi q. w. Vac winckie r o,ir
|stesford, FL. -
8. Carrier Of PsIatkt ~
Dsvsssl days taking Soldier Mas
bbsf Of our NortheJn Newspaper
y cards Of Msirooos Company
land. and he IL
scts 20 his sssoy or
very jolly dels March 1.-the
<nsed Msiroshg the muraerous
10 honor \ the negro soldiers
c1rtt gath Infantry upon
9rday nie,,rownsville. Tex, on
se dinns< year. has been clear
he colo full statement has been
.arse 7 of the discharged negroes
= sesfesentatlyes Of the Calves
nsK. After seven months Of
lion By the authorities Of TIE
|]tatss. during which time the
oarchins inquiry has failed to
the testimony OF the negroes
w did not commit the out
that appears 90 be the true
81 the crime has been secured
6e OF the discharged soldiers.
>nlis that he practically par
The man has been living
oston . large portion Of the
~ be was discharged with
nom the military service
1850. which ne swofe 10
ofably and Is still In the
- to the statement made TO
crs. the outrage was not
Nd, but was the result OF
Injury done one Of the SOL
white man In Brownsville
e hour before the raid was
- negro vas struck by
W at q resort In Browns
81 negro. returning 10 the
seized his rife and an
that he was going 10 kill
man.
90 the negroes promptly
ed 20 60 along and see the
b done. and 10 wipe out old
t|eh they had against the cit
account Of injuries which
Ned 60 have suffered. The
eserned 10 the barracks, af-
1i}tinE the assault on the
msny soldiers assisted In
IA cleaning OF the guns for
<<ioa. which followed soon
obaG Ein the town ceased.
s<ly the soldiers from only
&ny participated IN the raid.
Practically the entire bat
Nv that soldiers had done
ss.
the negroes belonging 10
ifon enlisted In Galveston
y sumner Of 1905. and re-
this city after being dis
Rom the army. Knowing
- a story In some OF the
soldiers q News reporter has
king on them for two months
poor success. because the
had been advised by local
liticicns to avoid newspaper
n reporter was assigned %
n. and met with success.
khs fact thar the negro jump
b conclusion that ne was a
bates secret service detective
he secret out for obvious rea-
Ean who talked TO the report
Ee his name as ID. G. Gray and
be was formerly a private IN
NJ b. OF the Twenty-fifth in
lie In a man OF apparently
4rs Of age, and ls abo.i feet.
hes In height and OF copper coll
Re Is a big. strong Individual.
model in physical build.
shurch pessroyed by Fire.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
Representstlve to Peace Conference

Rome. March 1s--italy's represen-
tatlve to The Hague Peace conference
vii be coutt Torne.lli. allan am
hassaaor hi yrsR2s.ssse Deputy Gut
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-20
|hureh pss,royes by Fire.

5RUfch UestfOJeu " FHes
rgfcn. KY. March 1s.-cal-
1pfist church which was built
nc a cost of s5s. 900. was
by are Monday morning
afents. Rev. W. p.
nslor. was formerly OF
l-snehburg. Va.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-02-09
A Birthday Dinner.
Reported for The News.

NePorteu Ior Inc news.
One of the most pleasant af.
fairs of the season was dining
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l. Barton on Monday, Febs4th,
the occasion being the celebra.
tion of Mr.. Barton's sixtieth
birthday. 1t will be remember.
ed that Mr.. Barton is an old GAL
liant confederate soldier eXcep-
tionally strong for one of his age
and still belongs TO a military
company. Notwithstanding the
inclement weather quite crowd
Of his friends and relatives as.
sembled there. Promptly at
IL O'Clock dinner was announc.
ed and everything to satiate the
inner man was on that table.
When all had done Justice co
the elaborate feast the young
ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
delightful dance while the older
ones chatted pleasantly until
time to separate May we. all
live to enjoy many such davs
and we wish for Mr.. Barton and
family who so charmingly enter
tanned the crowd many happy
returns of the day.
Attendant.