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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
.D|S0RDERLY GANGS
WILL De DISPERSED.
Authorities Take Steps to Pre-
vent Annoyance to Girls En-
ployed in Factories.

l. Il NJ a i ~ 81
Justice Crutchfeld said yesterday
morning that he would do all he could
to break UP the crowds OF disorderly
negroes who congregnte along South
Seventh Street.
The remark was induced by tho ar
rest OF a negro named Wavery Jones
for being dlsorderly In Patterson's to-
bacco factory. In the testimony t was
shown that crowds Of half-drunken
negroes lined both sides Of the street
every afternoon, and were most disor-
Derby at the hnur during which tho
young women VINO are employed at tho
factories in that section leave for
their homes s
The chief OF police has instructed
his men to pay special attention to
this section of the city andato arrest
every negro who loiters along the,
street. ana who cannot show some
visible means of support. Tho keepers
OF tho burrooms will also receive somo
attention, and II 1t Is shown that they
permit disorderly crowds to gather
in their places they will have trouble
securing a renewal Of license. Judge
Witt is Interested IN tho matter, ana
says that the women OF the city shall
not be subjected to such humiliatingl
and embarrassing conditions. The ne
sroes must dispense or go to Jail.
Jones was fined SIS for being disorderly
in the factory,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
ENGAGEM ENTsT
I.eake-Wrirh+

Mrs. corinthia Wright, or Bristol,
Ma Tenn. announces the engagement
and approaching marriage of her
daughter. Ida, to Mr. Frank Leake, OF
III Paso, Tex. This wedding, in which
Ia large numbcrfof friends will be In
terested, will take place at the First
Christian Church, Bristol. on the eve
ming OF the 2Sth Of May, at 8 O'clock
Proctor-Hoxton.
The announcement has been made
8of the engagement and approaching
marriage In April, of Miss Annie HON
ton, OF Alexandria, to Mr.. George
Stuart Proctor. Of the High School
Miss HoNton Is remembered by many
Abingdon friends, as the charming
guest last summer OF Miss, Katie
Robertson.
Totten-Walke.
Major and Mrs. Willoughby Wake
have issued invitations to the mar
sriage OF their daughter. Julia Willough-
by, to Lieutenant James Totten, Artil-
5lery Corps, United States, Army, on
Wednesday evening, April 18th at 7:3O
O'Clock, at Fort sRarrancas Fla. Miss
Wake has hosts of friends in Virginia,
her father having been for n number
of years stationed at Fortress Monroe
Weber King.
An engagement announced recently
IN baltimore that is OF interest here,
is that Of Miss Mabel Lillian King and
Alr,8Nilliam Slade Wobbcr, OF Norfolk.
Nh Wehber is m old student of tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Meeting Of Baptist Ministers.

At tho Baptist Ministers Conference
yesterday morning, Rev. Il. W. Stone,
of Emmanuel Baptist Church, read a
comprehensive paper on THE Place of
turtles"
The Rev. DR.. S. a. Dyke, OF Massa-
chusetts, who is making tour OF
the South, spoke briefly OF his travels
and expressed his pleasure al being II
guest of the conference He preached
sunday night at Grove Avenue Church.
The llcv, II. II. lIulten,Eot Charlotte,
n. c., was also present,
REVIVAL meetings are being hold
this week at stockton Street Church,
Manchester. where DR.. Cridlln is assist
cd by the Rev. j, w. Kinchloe, OF
3Crewe. Va, Special services at lain
bridge Street Church, Will be conducted
daily this week at a II, M. and IS IL. nj,
BY the Rev. DR. Porter, Of & Newport
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Mr.. Christian WEEDS.

Tho marriage Of Miss Virginia I.
Howell. Of Germantown, Pa, to Mr.,
Edward y. Christian, son or Mrs Ed
ward "a Christian, OF No. AIS West
FRANKLIN Street, this city took place
saturday In Washington, y. G..
me Rev. J. 3. Mclaughlin perform
e ,t the ceremony in his office In the
Columbian Building. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ghristian went at once to the Raleigh
Hotel.
Mr. Christian was member OF
Noosevelts Rough Rider Regiment dur
ing the Spanisl-American War, and
was In the charge up San Juan Hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
VETS WILL GAM
ON BROAD STREET
Tent City Will Spring Up op-
posite Home for In
curablcs.
WAR DOCTORS TO MEET
Only $500 Was Contributed to
Fund Oh Yesterday Nearly
$1,000 More Needed.

I 1t has been pretty we'll decided that the
chief camp of the Confederate veterans
who come to Richmond to attend tile
reunion will be located In the vacant fell
just opposite the Home for Incurables.
on West Broad Street.
All agree that a finer location could
hardly be selected. This field, however
Will not be able to accommodate one-half
OF the old soldiers who will turn their faces
towards Richmond next May. Hundreds
Or them VIII be quartered in the tobaccl
warehouses which have been offered tho
veterans. while the old Davis House ana
sanger Hall Will also be used. In addi-
ton to this. scores and scores of the ex-
AConiederates will occupy rooms at the
/ hotels These, OF course, will nav their
own expenses. The North Carolina and
Missouri delegations, by the way. wilt
have their habitata at Murphy's. s
"A aptain D. a. Brown, chairman Of tile
entertainment Committee, will look care
fully after the welfare Of the aged war
/ rlors. IA purposes erecting several struc-
lures on the West Broad Street field to
be used as dining-halls In addition 10
this. he will hire several immense tents,
to be used as sleeping quarters, as wei
as smaller tents OF the usual military
size. n
Army and Navy Doctors.
While the Grand Camp is in session
here, tho Association Of Medical ON
GERS Of the Army and Navy Of the
Confederacy will also meet in Rich
mond. The officers Of this organiza-
ton are DR.. Ernest S. Lewis, New Orr
leans, La. president; Dr.. r. Y. Rudicil,
Summeryille, Ga. first vice president:
". Beard. shelbyville, Ky, second
vice-prcsident; DR. T.. i. Prcwitt, Grand
Junction, Tenn. third vice. president;
j. y. Groom Maxton, N. c.. fourth
vice-president; Dr. Deering j.. Roberts,
Nashville, Tenn. secretary and treas
Eurer
DR.. G.. Nv. P. Brock, of this city, is
chairman Of the committee on arrange
lments, and tho sessions OF the associa-
ton will be held in the building Of
the Street Railway " NJ. C.. "A. Dr.,
Stuart Mcclure is to deliver the ad-
dress Of welcome.
Need $4,000 More.
Yesterday was another dark day for
the reunion fund.- day which came
near passing without q single contri-
button. The only man who remem-
bored the appeal ofathe old soldiers
was Mr. A.. S. Hurt, OF the Life In
surance Company OF Virginia, who
gave S.. II forty other men had fol-
lowed this example. the veterans would
have felt quite satisfied
The reunion committee, although
they are still nearly $4,000 short or
the sum they need for the entertain
ment Of their visitors and incidental
expenses, have only flfty-two more
days In which to solicit aid. 1t begins
to look as If they will fall below the
financial mark they set for themselves.
This. Of course, will necessarily mean
q curtailment of some OF the plans
afoot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
.BENDIT RESIGNS AND
MURPHY TAKES5P L ACE

In order that he may give his en-
tire attention to his private business
MT, Samuel Rendlt, deputy United,
States marshal, has rendered his
resignation, which has boen accepted,
Marshal Treat has appointed Mr.. Jonn
q, Murphy, son OF Mr., r.. =, Murphy,
to be deputy marshal In the place OF
Mr. Bendt. Deputy Murphy entered
upon the discharge Of his now duties
yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
HIS CONTEMPT FOR
white CRAP-PLAYER.

- us,ice John departed from his usual
custom in a case of crap shooting In ~ hn
.rolice Court Yesterday morning. When 1T
was was shown that James Curry, a white man.
MT peen PLAYING the game with a lot OF
negroes, he was assessed So while no
negroes paid the usual $3.50. The Justice
expressed his contempt for white nan
who played with negroes. a: 't''.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
PASTOR TO LECTURE. AT
LAUREL-STREETCHURCH

Rev.D. G, G. Butts, pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist Church., will deliver
an address in the lecture-room OF the
church on Thursday night at O'clock.
His subject will be Scraps from My
Journal. or Sunshine and Shadow in a
Preacher's Life a small admission
fee will be charged.
Mr.. Butts is an exceedingly attruc-
{ tive speaker and large audience is
assured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Fighters Were Fined.

Ernest Kesser ana While rait were each
hned $3.50 in the Police. Court yesterday
morning on tho charge OF fighting in the
streets. Kessler, While locked In tho Gel.
AZ the station7house Saturday night, at
tempted TO hang himself with his suspend
heard another man In the cell groan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Society Gets Orphan Bow.

At the suggestion of &C, Rurch in the
Police Court yesterday morning Il small
white boy named Bland Bowery, was turn
ed over to the Children's Aid Society. The
boy Is an orphan and has been In The
feels that the society can do more for tie
lad than he can, and hence the request
Rev.. DE-. Maybee said he would find n home
Tor the boy. who was thereupon transferred
to his care.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Hibernians Dance

The Lad es Auxiliary, Ancient Order
of lltberntans, entertained alta de-
ssl !; 'llt hop last evening In Belyi-
$uere Hall, Proceedings We're entirely
Einformal but the evening was eniov.
able to large number OF young poo
pie who attended.
Among the ladies who assisted in
arrangements We're: Mrs. John Black.
Mrs N. Marin. Miss Agnes Ferriter.
Miss NJ. Crcamer, Mrs. p. j. Ryan and
Others is4 Etl5. f}5$s. b. - - N''''NN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Snead's Costly Resistance.

Daniel Snead was assessed $40 In the
Police Court yesterday morning on the
charge or threatening TO kill his wife and
resisting arrest at the hands Of Policeman
kellam. Snead was badly punished aud
skellam bore q few red spots,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Crawford Out Of Danger.

Dr. George Rarkslale, who has been at.
tending Frank Crawford thu man who was
hit over, the head ny Policeman Jennings
several days ago, stated yesterday that hts
patient had passed the danger point, and
that he had discharged him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Observation-Disclosures.

s sss I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, April L..
Walter Obaugl, Of Augusta county, ana
Miss Militia M. .Naylor,5 daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Naylor, Of Greene
county, We're married u few days ago,
Rev. n. w. IIauscnlluck officiating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Inquest Over Unknown Man

An inquest over tho body Of tho uniden-
tined man who was found beneath the
ago was held yesterday, and a verdict Of
death from unknown causes was given
The body will remain at the undertaking
able length of time, ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

vases gave n particularly festive an.
pcarance to THE rooms yesterday.
Among the guests were: Miss Caro-
line Holiday, Judge Addison L. Holla-
day, Judge Farnan, Of Warsaw, II. f.;
Miss Annie Wilson, Mr.. Kent Rawley
and Mr.. PemDerton.
The annual reports Of tho club,
beautifully printed In blue on heavy
bun paper, are ready for distribu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
SOCIl al. and
PER SONAl.-..

YESTERDAY,
Mr.. John Stewart Bryan and Or. 8.
G. Mitchell at Woman's Club.
Miss Eleanor Llndsey,s dance at
Hermitage Colt Club.
stay.at.H Whist VIII, Mrs. 81
w. Travers.
Easter dance o. Tuesday German
Club. Il
TO-DAY.
Meeting OF Branch r. Allen Auxil-
larry, Home for lncurablcs, at II a,
M, In Murphy's Annex. 81.
= 9 ably Party In honor Of Mr.. John
Aiken Branch this evening.
MARRIAGE OF Miss Louse Talbot
Knight to Mr.. Mccssll v. Marley at
s r. NJ, In the home Sof the BRIDES
aunt, Mrs. Charles e. WIngo, NO.. 902
Park Avenue. All
"Evcnne In Africa" iron, to III,
In smlthdeal Hall, under the auspices
Of Church Hill Auxiliary, Retreat for
the Sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
HIGH COMPLIMENT
FOR NEWC0MMAND
Inspe ctor-G General Makes Report
Praising Company G, Of the
Blues.

In his report to the Adjutant- G eneral
or or the inspection and muster OF tho
new Company G. of the Blues Bat
TALON yesterday. co:onel 10 Lane
Stern. acknowledgements OF Virginia
militia, Is very complimentary to the
now command, saying. that there were
present fifty-four men and three on
GERS; absent three men. The material,
of the company is declared to be the
Very best, the average age being TWEEN
ty-six years, the average height five
feet fee nine inches. and the unusual rn-,
cord is that In the command there re
only nine married men.
Colonel Stern further says: 1.-THE oc.
cupation Of esie men include profess.
ssional men, clerks, architects ana men
OF that station Of life. There are
sixteen lawyers in the company. "A
large number of these men have pre-
sviously served in the volunteers or as
cadets In one OF the military schools,
and all of them seem to be greatly:
Interested in the success or tile COM
3pany. cannot too highly commend
them to your most favorable consid-.
era ton" 58
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

u ANxuT
line Holiday, Judge Addison L.. Holla-
day, Judge Farlnan, of Warsaw, II. f.;
Miss Annie Wilson, MIR. Kent Rawlcy
and Mr.. PcmDcrton. ~
The annual reports Of tho club,
beautifully printed In blue on heavy
bun paper, are ready for distribu-
ton.
Annual Mass Meeting.
On Sunday evening next, at 8 O'Clock
the annual mass meeting Of the Hi
gucnot Evangelical Society will be held
In the Grace Street Presbyterian
Church, Bishop -. Z. IIoss. Of Ten
sion.
Dr. Iioss Is one Of the bcstknown
bishops OF tho Methodist Church, and
enjoys a wide reputation for klo-,9
auencc. It Is hoped that all those
Interested In the cause Will be present
to hear him.
Present at Opera.
Among those present at the prcscn-
tation OF "Ilanscl and Grettcl" and
pagliacci' in Baltimore on Tuesday
evening last, were Miss Margaret Ryan
and Mrs. Bostian, of Richmond, who
occupied lower box, as the guests Of
Mrs. Terrell. one of Baltimorc's most
charming matrOns
OF much attention during her stay in
Baltimore. On Wednesday last Mrs
Terrell entertained delightfully."- in her.
honor at her house on st. Paul Street.
Eberhard-Kahl.
A very pretty wedding took place at
$3.50 O'Clock Tuesday evening, March
10th. ut the Henrico home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. l.. Kahl, when their daugh-5
ter. Miss Agnes Lee Kahl, was mar
ricd to Mr.. Orval Ebcrhard, the Rev.
Mr.. Green, Of Antioch Baptist Church,
officiating.
rho bride was attired in a handsome
gown of blue silk, with hat and gloves
to match. and carried a bouquet Of
roses, The brother of the groom was
best man. tl
farmer OF Meadow Station, and his
pretty bride is one of Henrico's most
popular young ladies.
reception at the home of the brides
parents, followed the marriage Over
one hundred guests, and many costly
and useful presents attestcd the popu-3
larity OF the newly welded pair.
Some OF those from distance were
Misses Taylor. Katie and Annie Dun
ford. Annie Minor, Evelyn Shirk, Addic
and Grace Madison; N1esdames T. T.
and w. NJ. Dunford.
Kate Wheelock Whist,
The Kate Whcelock Whist Club Will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 4:3O,
O'clock with Mrs. Willard Craig, at
no. 10 North Lonlbardy Street 8
Easter-Egg Hunt.
'Thc Junior Auxiliary Of All Saints
Church will give an Easter egg hunt
at 4:3o o'clock this afternoon in the.
Art Club yard the corner OF Madi-,
son and Grace Streets.
Should the weather be inclement tho
hunt will be held in the basement Of
the parish hoase. The young ladies
hope for the patronage OF oil their
young friends.
Hunt Postponed.
The Easter egg hunt announced to take
place Yesterday afternoon under the
auspices OF the Junior Auxiliary Of st.
sPaul's Church. has been postponed un-i
It'll the next clear. warm afternoon.
- D a4t ? . Z. &,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Entertained Friends.
Personal Mention.

Misses Julia and Elizabeth Tyler. OF
Williamsburg, will arrive TODAY Ia
attend the marriage OF Miss Edith Mer-
rili to Mr.. Jesse Foster Roacho. which
takes place on Thursday next.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Present at Opera.

Among those present at the prcscn-
tation OF "Hanscl and Grettcl' and
.'Pagliacci' in Baltimore on Tuesday
evening last, We're Miss Margaret Ryan
and Mrs. Bostian, of Richmond, who
occupied a lower box, as the guests OF
Mrs Terrell. one Of Baltimorc's most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02
Annual Mass-Meeting.

On Sunday evening next, at o'clock,
the annual mass meeting of the Hi
.suenot Evangelical Society will be held
IN the Grace Street Presbyterian
Church, Bishop y. Z. Hoss, OF Ten
icsscc. being tho speaker of the occa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

This series began The published
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-02

DR.. IIoss is one OF the best known
bishops OF tho Methodist Church, and
enjoys a wide reputation for klo-,
8auencc. 1t Is hoped that all those
Interested In the cause Will be present
to hear him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-01

but little of any Importance come up
this term. The thirty four probate
cases makes the largest list that has
been filed In court al any one term IN
the history OF the county.
The criminal case OF the State vs..
Joseph Hassen and Solomon Hassen,
charged with murder, is due for trial
this coming term, but the attorneys for
the defense are now circulating affl-
davlts showing local prejudice and Will
ask for change of venue, and II their
motion is sustained the case will not
be tried this coming term. This criml-
nal case is one where the defendants
are held for the murder OF an Assyrian
peddler by the name of Fred Nawfal.
which was committed on January a
few miles out from Denison. The faith
err of the defendants, 1t Is rumored. has
Just landed In this county from Assyria
and will do all he can in behalf of his
two sons. The father is reported to be
q WELL to do farmer in the orient.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-01
Hurled Under Wheels of Freight
While Trying To Escape
Passenger Train
ACCIDENT AT CEDAR RAPIDS
George Coleman, of Robins, May Die
From Injuries Received While Trying
to AIisht From Rock Island Train,
Shortly After Midnight Sunday
Mornins-one Leg Nearly Severed.
,ccial to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, April 1.-While walking
down the Chicago Great Western track,
near the junction. Saturday evening,
Anil Schimel, aged s. years, an en-
ploye of Carr. Ryder & Adams COM
pany. was struck by freight train.
which passed over his body, completely
severing the trunk from the lower
limbs. Mr.. Schimel is a widower. and
leaves one son, who resides in the east,
and who will be notified Of his fathers
death as soon as his address can be as
certained
Mr.. Schmel, who boarded at the Klein
hotel, attended a labor meeting early
In the evening with Charles Abitz OF
East Dubuque. After the meeting adj
journed, Mr.. Schimel decided to ac-
company his friend Abitz across the
river, and both proceeded along the IL
linois Central tracks. They had nearly
reached the junction, when ii passenger
train was seen approaching Abitz
jumped from the track and shouted to
his companion, to warn him of the dam
ger but before he had time to get out
Of the way Schimel was struck by the
oncoming engine and hurled directly
under the wheels of a Great Western
freight train which was passing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-01
Bad Cedar Rapids Accident.

Special to Times RepuDIcan.
Cedar Rapids, April /. - Injuries
which may prove fatal were sustained
shortly after midnight Sunday morning
by George Coleman, of Robins, who
was run over while trying to alight
from Rock Island train.
No one saw the accident, but pass
ers-by heard his cries for help after the
train had passed and running along
the tracks. found the man lying by
switch about 100 feet south of the A
avenue viaduct. His hat and part Of
his clothing were found just under the
viaduct, indicating that the accident
took place there.
Mr.. Marshall. Of the Rock Island. and
an officer who was turning In his call
were first on the scene. To them he
gave his name and said he had fallen
under the wheels in trying to alight
from the train. Whether he was
regular passenger or had been riding
on the "blind" was not made clear
AS soon as possible the injured man
was taken to Mercy hospital. Examin-
alton there showed an arm and leg
badly crushed and nearly severed from
the body His head was badly cut and
the entire body was bruised and
crushed A, great deal Of blood was
evidently lost, as examination of the
ground at the scene of the accident
showed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-01
Mt. Vernon News Notes.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Mount Vernon, April INIT. Vernon
postoffice has been promoted to sec
ond class" her receipts having gone
beyond $4,000 for the year, which closed
April /. The increase the past year
was over per cent over the preceding
year. Postmaster w. G. Power is to
be congratulated
The G. A. r. post held special mem
orial services Wednesday evening for
the late James Davis. Chaplain j. T..
Crippen made the prayer. Addresses
were given by John /. Wade and D. J..
b. Albrook, members of the same reg
iment, the Second Iowa cavalry, DR..
j. w. Hubbard. his pastor, Colonel H.
H. Rood and Major c.. w. kepler.
An attempt to play smart Alec at
Mondays city election came within an
Mondays election came within one
vote of being a success. The caucus
ticket had no opposition and a light
vote was being polled About 5 o'clock
a lot of votes were run in to defeat w.
II. Hoover. The attempt was only
frustrated by six of the "coupers" fail
ing to know how to make their ballots.
SO DR.. T. L. Wolfe got left. The best
citizens heartily condemn the bad faith
of those who attempted to make the
steal under cover
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-04-01
GENEROUS TO RELATIVE.
The Late "siIent" Smith RENTED
$1,000 Yearly to Uncle Chum.


Special to Times Republican.
Sioux City, April 1.-Edward w.
Yule, assistant agent for the North :
western and Omaha roads at the stock
yards has reason to know of the gen.
crosby of the late SILENT Smith, his
nephew Shortly after Smith came in
to possession of large fortune. thru
the death Of an uncle in Chicago, Yule
received letter enclosing $1,000 with
the request that he use 1t to educate
his children and make life pleasanter.
The remittance has come regularly each
year for seventeen years. Attic Yule's
sister is Smiths mother Yule and
Smith We're about the same age, and as
boys they lived on farms about twenty
miles apart. Yule, in Konasha county,
Wisconsin, and Smith in Lake county.
Illinois. Tho circumstances led them
In different directions, and Dame For
tune smiled with greater favor upon
Smith with the passing years Smith
did not forget his boyhood playmate.
George Mason, superintendent for the
Milwaukee road, with headquarters at
Aberdeen, S. D., is a nephew of Silent
Ctptth alien