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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

aid the house regent at the Confed-
ate Museum on Saturdays and Thurs
days during May.
q number of flags made by members
OF the chapter were shown, and We're
distributed for decoration at the va
rious headquarters.
Mr. w Q. Shelton in letter read
before the chapter, called attention
to the fact that June 8, 1905. Will mark
tho centennial of Mr.. Davlss birth.
The chapter will take acton at once
looking toward proper celebration
OF the event.
| A letter of thanks was ordered writ
ten to Mr.. a. Beirne Blair for his sue
cessful efforts in having Monument
| Avenue extended from Allison Street
i to the Boulevard.
Mrs. Randolph spoke at some length
i on the part to be taken in the reunion
by the Daughters There has been
some Misrepresentation in regard 10
this, and 4. is understood that NJ meet
ling of the United Daughter, Of the
4 Confederacy will he held in Richmond
( this, year. The ConfederatcG Southern
Z Memorial Associations. of which Mrs.
Inv. J.. Behan Is president. will. how
ever. meet here during the reunion.
Mrs. Robert Christ!a, was mode
Hartman for the informa, reception
to he given in Lee Camp Hall Wednos-
day. May 10th. from $3.50 to II p. NJ.
Al. Confederate organizations are In
ltited and requested to wear their
badges.
The Daughters are anxious to have
/ n Virginia fas for their building at
the exposition and would he glad TO
, eceive special contributions for this
, purpose.
Special badges for Eleub,rs of the
, Richmond Chapter who have paid their
l dues according to the treasurcr's
. books, can be had from Alrs. Hugh
{ Miller No. ll2 North Third Street. be-
tween the hours OF to Z i. NJ. from
q now until May goth. These badges err
title members to all entertainments on
(. tile official reunion program. where
e Daughters OF the Confederacy are men
. tened.
: The corresponding secretary was in
: structed to write letters VI sympathy
Q to Mrs. Arthur Evans. Mrs S. D. Drew
#l:y. Mrs. Mollic N1acgil Rosenberg and
: Miss Matte Harris.
DR.. Humphreys to Lecture.
Dr.. Alexander c. Humphreys. the
, distinguished president OF Stevens In
y stitutc, Hoboken. n. j., Will lecture
= tefore the Richmond Education Assn
n citation on Tho evening nf Thursday
, May 18th, in the hall OF the House o.
= Delegates. The public are cordially
= invited to be present.
Tho subject of DR.. Humphreys lee
- ture will be "Education-Ethical blu
= PRACTICAL"
While in Richmond Dr. and Mrs
Humphreys. who will accompany he
IF husband, will be the guests Of MI
lie and Mrs. 0. II. Funston. 1t No. 49,!
l. Monument Avenue.
~ Mrs. Mclean to Attend.
g. Mrs. Donald r. Mclean Of New Yor
In and Washington will arrive to-day an
,e will be guest at the Jefferson ult
early next week. Mrs. Mclean will s
10 with the Colonial Danes down tn
"a James on Saturday, when the dedica
n ton and presentation Of their memol "a
IS church will take place ut jamestown
lr She will also make tho pilgrimag
x down the James with the Associatio
y. for the Preservation of Virginia An
at Equities on Monday next
to Mrs McLean's visit to Richmond wi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

mer, but DR.. Montciro will return about
the LIST Of june.
Mrs. w. R. Terry is at her old home
on Grove Avenue.
Friends OF Mrs. George E. Pickett will
be glad to learn that she will visit
friends in Richmond this summer.
Miss elizabeth Brander and Miss Lou
Adkins are visiting friends in Newport
News.
Miss Christine Dennis, Of Woman's
College, Is visiting her parents in Sui
folk
Miss Mary Daniel, OF Charlotte Court
house, Va, Is in tho city to attend the
graduating exercises of the Nurses
Training School of Virginia Hospital,
when her sister, Miss Lucy II. Daniel
will take her diploma as graduate
nurse.
Delegates from the Pckctt-Buch-
anan Chapter, Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, to the U. d. c. Convention.
to be held in Christ Church parish
house, Norfolk, next November, were
| elected at meeting held ON Tuesday.
as follows:
Mrs. James Y. Leigh. chairman; Mrs.
Joseph r. HUBBARD, Mrs. W. W. Old,
Mrs. Philip Yeatman. Mrs. Z. w. Fen
tress, Mrs. Charles Elliott. Mrs. Harry
In, Reardon, Miss Mamie Kensett ana
Miss Emily Doyle. Alternates-Nlrs. j.
M. Keeling, Mrs. Andrew 5. Browne,
Mrs. Roberta Martin, Mrs George w.
Wilson. Mrs. j. w. Speght, Mrs.
charles Elliott. Mrs. S. T. Dickinson,
Jr., Miss Annie K Henry and Miss
Jennie Drewrv.
Miss Edith Morris has returned from
a. two-weeks' visit to her cousins, the
Misses Brown in Newport News
Mrs. A. L. Iattern Is the guest OF
Mrs. ]. B. Gunther. in Stanton.
Mrs. v. A. Wyatt and daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Coffman. of Harrisonburg. Va.
are visiting relatives In Richmond.
|
Mr., Fl. A. Southall, of Lynchburg. is
| undergoing treatment at St. Lukes
Hospital.
! Mr. and Mrs Charles Z. Atkins are
: guests Of Mr.. Atkins's parents, in New
port News.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Lafayette
q Thomas, Of No. GA Cherry Street
: Bristol, va.-Tenn.. announce the ap
preaching marriage of their daughter
Louise Amanda. to Mr.. Charles Inslt
Wade, Jr The marriage will be cele
f brated at the home OF the bride-elec
!. Saturday, June 1st.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Milton Chap
man, Of Greenville. Va, announce TIN
: approaching marriage OF their daush
II ter, Rosa Lee. to Mr.. Frederick VII
d liam Smith, Jr, the ceremony to talk
L. place Wednesday, evening. May 18Th
Ii at 1880 o'clock in the Greenvlle Meth
s. odist Church.
10 Mrs Louis Butterlcll OF New Yorl
!. who has been the guest of Mrs. T. "
= Mccullough In Norfolk. arrived i
!, Richmond Monday to spend shor
time.
II Mr.. and Mrs John A. Baltic, O
: Buffalo. n Y. have sent out card
II announcing the marriage Of thei
J, daughter, Miss Jeanette q. Bailli,
6 to Mr. James Anderson Lawson. c
III Norfolk The wedding was celebrate
!, in tho homo OF the bride last SatuI
~ day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Will be O
homo In Norfolk after tbs FIRST Of Jul-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
We yesterday.

YESTERDAY.
Richmond Chapter Daughters OF the
Confcderacy, at II A. M, In Lee Camp
Hail.
Kate Wheclock Whist CLUB win
Mrs. Basil spnlding, No.. 2oS East
Franklin street, at 4:30 =. M.
Willnghnm- Landstreet marriage at
G p, NJ. In the brides home, No. 926
Park Avenue.
TODAY.
Church Hill Auxiliary, Retreat Tor
tho Sick, with Mrs. Ramon -. Gar
Gin, Twenty-scvcntli ana 'roao
streets. at 4:30 =. M.
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RECIPE:

Pour boiling water onehalf cup Of Ctrape-Nuts
let stand ten minutes add two eggs four tablespoonfus
one teaspoonful mixed Spices stir over SLOW n9 until
thoroughly boiled Bake pie dough in deep pan; when
DONE put in prepared GrapoNuts and return to oven to
brown. Cut this out.
This pic is dgestibe and wonderfully nourishing, for
it is mostly GrapeNuts the most Scientifically made food
in existence
Read ''The Road to Melville, in pkgs.
There's Reason"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Mrs s. D. Swinedell. Wilson. NJ ~
Mrs. SUrner. No. 81 West Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Miss Mary Daniel. OF Charlotte Court
house. Va, is in tho city to attend the
graduating exercises of the Nurses
Training School of Virginia Hospital,
when her sister, Miss Lucy H. Daniel
will take her diploma as graduate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Miss Elizabeth Brander and Miss Lou
Adkins are visiting friends in Newport
News.
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Mrs. ii. b. spaulding, Moscogee. !. -
Mrs, George Wise. No. West Grace.
Miss IT, T. Steger. Mountain IroHe.
Mo; Mrs. Farmer, No. 1ls souta f'"e
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Mrs. j H. Bentley. KNOXVILLE. Tenn !:
Mrs, Herbert Bacon. Farmville, Va;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Friends OF Mrs. George z. Pickett Will
be glad to learn that she will visit
friends in Richmond this summer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Miss Christine Dennis, Of Woman's
College, Is visiting her parents in Sui
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Mrs NJ T.. Bullock, Lorena, Tex; Mrs.
Weiseger. No. 10 East Cary.
Miss Maria Barnes. Somerville, s, CT;
Mrs. n D. Newell No. 1921 Park Ave-
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Miss Martha Batley, Murfreesboro.
Tenn, Mrs w. II. l1anos. No 1913 East
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''N Mrs p. A, sowell. FRANKLIN. Tenn;
Mrs Thomas Blanton. No. West Grace.
Miss Ida May Stewart, Halli Nt%
ria. Mrs. S. =. Bishop. No. North
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/ Mrs. William Butler, Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. Burnett Lewis, No, SOC East
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Mrs. v. A. Wyatt and daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Coffman. of Harrisonburg, Va,
are visiting relatives In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Miss Edith Morris has returned from
a two-weeks' visit to her cousins the
Misses Brown, in Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Lafayette
Thomas Of No. GA Cherry Street
Bristol, Va..Tenn.. announce the ap
preaching marriage of their daughter
Louise Amanda. to Mr.. Charles Inslt
Wade, Jr. The marriage will be cele
brated at the home OF the bride-elec
Saturday, June 1st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George Milton Chap
man. Of Greenville. Va, announce the
approaching marriage OF their daush-
ter, Rosa Lee, to Mr.. Frederick Will
lam Smith, Jr., the ceremony to take
place Wednesday evening, May 18th,
at 1880 o'clock, in the Greenville Moth
odist Church.
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Mrs. Thcopolis Lee, Iinno, Ten; vi; MRS.
r, q Miller, No. 200 East Franklin.
Mrs ]. ". Lantz; Dayen NJ. sh, mouse;
Mra Pidnour, No. gaia East Broad
Mrs. B. L. Mason. Los Angeles, Cal:
Ms r.. Men. Simpson, No. Il west
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Observation-Disclosures.

A very pretty marriage took place
last evening at o'clock IN the nome
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Landstreet. NO.
926 Park Avenue. when ti,eis laugh
ter. Martha, became tho BRIDE OF Mr..
robert j. willingham. Jr.. of this city.
The groom's father. Rev, Dr. Robert j.
WIllingham, and Rev. Robert Forsyth.
of ST Paurs Episcopal Church. were
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28

The commander Of the battalion is
Colonel Warren S. Barlow, of the Unit
ed States army, retired, who was de-
tailed for duty at the institute a year
ago.
The institute has been furnished by
the ordnance department of the regu-
lar army with three and one-half inch
breech loading rifles with caissons
and equipment complete. Full equip
ment for four horses for each gun
have also been furnished Artillery
practice is had twice a week with
blank cartridges. These guns and
equipment are of the kind used in
the regular army, and were sent to
the institute from the Rock Island
arsenal. The battalion of infantry is
armed with Krag -Jorgensen rifles, 80
U. S. A. caliber, carrying also sword
bayonets.
Skirmish. company and battalion
drill! is the order of the day. Dress
pafades are generally held Tuesdays
Thursdays and Sunday afternoons
Regular weekly inspections are held
Saturday forenoon. These inspections
are preceded by guard mount.
Formations After West Point Model.
The mess formations are also upon
the West Point Military Academy mod
ell Mess call is sounded, the men fall in
at the assembly call, which is sound
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28

Netherland belongs to one of the
best families in the Pecos Valley;
that his record previous to said Of
fense had always been good; that he
had been influenced by older men
who were principally responsible for
the wrongdoing of the prisoner; that
the prisoner was under twenty when
he got into the trouble through his
associates.
Barela was convicted in February,
1907, Of breaking into saloon and
was sentenced to serve term Of one
year. He has family in needy cir.
cumstances dependent upon him for
support, and he bore a good reputa-
ton previous to conviction. His par
don was recommended by Associate
Justice Edward A. Mann, the trial
Judge, and Frank W. Clancy, prosesut-
ing attorney, also large number OF
citizens.
Nevins was convicted of larceny in
November, 1906, and sentenced to
serve one year. His pardon was rec
commended by Associate Justice Mann,
also by large number of responsible
citizens of Otero County. Nevins also
has family dependent upon him for
support With additional good time
allowance, which he would have re-
ceived had he been placed to work on
the Scenic Highway, as Superintend-
ent Littrell had intended, he would
have received his liberty September l..
Considering all these facts, and the
character Of the Endorsements on the
applications for pardon, as we'll as the
youth of the prisoners, Governor
Curry felt justified in having them re-
leased.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28
ALLEGED MINE
FAKIRS CONVICTED
Promoters of Lost Bullion Com
pany Found Guilty Of Using
Mails to Defraud.

Denver Colo, Aug. 2S.-After be-
ing out but a few hours, the jury in
the case of the United States against
c. l.. Blackman ct al, promoters of
the Lost Bullion Spanish Mines Com
pany, last night returned verdict
finding the defendants guilty of using
the mails to defraud. The defendants
besides Blackman were A. E. Knae-
bells, r. c. Hunt, Arthur Levan, D. H.
Lawrence, D. P. Pinkus and Edward
Sebben, all Of Denver; w. B. Gamer
on, of Boulder, and George S. Dubois
and Lee Dubois, Of Silver City, New
Mexico. Pinkus and Hunt, while
found guilty on the first two counts,
were recommended for clemency. The
court granted the defendants until
September u to apply for new trial.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28
SECRETARY TAFT
JOLTED IN WRECK
Train on Which He Is a PASSENGER
Jumps Track-No One Was Hurt
Delayed Several Hours.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 2S.-Passe.l-
ger train No. IL, on the st. Louis apd
San Francisco Railroad, carrying Sec,
retary Taft and party, was wrecked
last evening at Spring Hill, Kansas.
twenty-seven miles southeast OF here.
A defective switch caused the mail
car and coaches following to leave the
track. Beyond shaking up, no noe
was injured. A delay of several hours
was the only Inconvenience, and this
necessitated a change in the progsaln
arranged for the Secretary while in
Kansas City. The auto trip about the
city was declared off, and the public
reception at the Hotel Baltimore was
held an hour later than originally
planned.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28

The first class at the New Mexico
Military Institute at Roswell for the
coming scholastic year. which com.
mences September 2, consists of four.
teen cadets. This is the same mum.
Der as was in the first class of last
year. The young men composing it
are:
G. H. Frost, captain Company A.
ranking captain of the battalion
Santa Fe.
N. T. Armijo, captain Company B.
Albuquerque.
H. H. Cake, captain Company c.
Tucson, Arizona.
J. l.. Hubbell, first lieutenant Com
pany A. Albuquerque.
j. l.. Hill, first lieutenant Company
B, Clayton.
E. j. Montoya, first lieutenant Com
pany c, San Antonio.
r. B. Crowell, second lieutenant
Company A, Alya, Oklahoma.
M. G. Paden, second lieutenant Com
pany B, White Oaks.
l.. E. Armijo, second lieutenant
Company G, Las Vegas.
H. B. Cooley, battalion adjutant
Glen.
]. ]. Lee, first lieutenant and battal.
ion quartermaster, Brownwood, Texas
Wiley Parsons, Roswell, and Q. B
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28

ed five minutes after mess call The
roll IS called and they march to the
mess hall The ranking captain is in
command. An hour is given for meal
time The officer in command, after
the meals are finished, calls the men
to order. They form in companies,
march from the mess hall and are dis
missed on the regular parade ground.
The study halls formations are also
under charge of officers. The cadets
march into the study halls at the ap-
pointed time. The roll is called and
all absentees are either reported or
promptly accounted for. It is not pos
sible for any cadet to shirk studies or
meals without being reported.
The revilee is sounded at G10 in
the morning, taps at $50 p. m. The
time of the cadets from 6:10 in the
morning is occupied with drills,
studies and recitations, except three
hours each day. which the cadets have
I for themselves, but cannot leave the
| institute grounds without permission
| One of the instructors acts as officer
in charge and makes a thorough In
spection of the quarters, while one
cadet officer acts as officer of the day
and makes a similar inspection and
similar report daily. Reports are
made to Colonel Barlow, the battalion
commander.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28
NO PROSPECT OF
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
Believed TeIegraphers Will ProIong
Trouble Until Congress Meets in
Hope of Securing Aid.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Prospects for
a mutually satisfactory settlement OF
the telegraphers' strike appear to he
no more promising today than they
were week ago.
Officials of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company stated positively to-
day that they will treat with no rep
resentatives of the labor organizations
under any circumstances. On the
other hand, the strike leaders declare
that none Of their hopes are based on
arbitration. They have accepted rs
final the expressions of the company's
officials, they say, and are prepared to
prolong the strike until the next ses-
sion of Congress, if necessary
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28

Freeman, Dallas, Texas, color SER
geants.
Fl. B. Ferguson, sergeant, Albuquer-
que.
A Cadet From Every County.
The number of applications for ad
mission for the coming year has large
ly exceeded the capacity Of the insti-
tute, and over sixty applications had
to be refused. Every county Of the
Territory is represented by cadets,
/ appointed under the provision of a
law of the Legislative Assembly CIV
ing each member of the Legislative
Council and each member Of the
House Of Representative the right to
name one cadet for two years, and un-
der and in accordance with the re-
quirements of the statute passed by
the Thirty-seventh Legislative Assem-
bly,, giving each board of county COM
missioners in the Territory the right
to name a student at each Territorial
institution for the term of four years
The battalion Of cadets during the
coming term will consist of three COM
panies Of infantry, with minimum
of three commissioned officers and
forty non-commissioned officers and
privates There will also be the band.
consisting of eighteen musicians, and
signal corps detachment Of eight men.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28
Receive Pardons at
Hands of Cover
nor Curry
RECORDS GOOD
Applications For Release
Signed By Trial Judges
and Many Others.

Governor Curry granted pardons
today to Tomas Barela and James
Nevins and yesterday to Jake Neither
land, all three Of whom had been
convicted of minor offenses, and SEN
fenced to short terms in the Terrific
rial penitentiary The trio previous
to their conviction had borne good
regulations and their pardons were
recommended by the trial judges,
prosecuting attorneys and other re-
sponsible citizens.
Netherland and Nevins with good
time allowance had practically served
out their sentences of imprisonment.
Netherland was convicted of the
larceny of horse in October, 1905,
and was sentenced to serve three
years in prison. Petitions for his
pardon were signed by practically
every county official in Chayes Coun-
ty, large number of leading citi-
zens of Roswell, and Chaves County.
His pardon was also recommended by
Associate Justice William Fl. Pope,
the trial Judge, District Attorney H,
lM Hervey, and former Attorney
General w, G. Reid, who participated
in the prosecutions of persons impli.
Gated in the offense of which Neither
land was convicted. Superintendent
Marion Littrell Of the penitentlary,
stated that the conduct of the prison
er had been excellent during confine
ment.
In the petitions 1t was stated that
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28

pany to the Mogollon Gold and Cop
per Company.
Associate Justice Abbott rendered
one opinion in the cases in which the
Eagle Mining and Improvement Com.
pany and the heirs of the late H. B.
Hamilton were litigants. The litiga-
ton grew out of two deeds which
were held in trust by the deceased
and also for fees alleged to be due
him from the corporation at the time
Of his death. Judgment was found
for the defendants in both cases in
the trial court.
An opinion was given by Associate
Justice Parker in the case of the
Browne and Manzanares Company
versus Cassius G.. Gise which was ap.
pealed from the district court of San
Miguel County. Mr.. Gise it seems had
been employed as bookkeeper and
cashier of the company and was also
a member of the board of directors.
The controversy arose over the set.
tlement of their accounts.
The demurrer in the disbarment
proceedings against Attorney W. j
Hittson which was set for argument
today after postponement from yeste1
today was again postponed until tomo1
row. The Mariana F. Sena case was
argued and submitted this afternoon
Attorney John H. Knaebel of Denver
appeared for the defendant who is
also the appellant.
The following is a detailed state
ment of the cases which came up fol-
consideration yesterday afternoon anG
this morning:
Cases Taken Up.
No. 1906, Territory of New Mexico,
appellee, versus Manuel sanches y
Sanches, appellant; appealed from
| district court of Sandoval County. Ar.
gued and submitted.
No. 1859, Mogollon Gold and Copper
| Company, plaintiff in error, versus
John w. Stout, defendant in error;
! error to district court Of Socorro
, County. Judgment of trial court af-
firmed, opinion by Chief Justice Mills.
No 1142, Joshua P. Church, appel
liant, versus Territory of New Mexico,
appellee; appealed from district court
Of Chaves County. Judgment Of trial
court affirmed, opinion by Associate
Justice McFie
No. 115l, James F. Hancock, appel
lee, versus George r. Beasley and
Austin Beasley, appellants; appealed
from district court Of Dona Ana Coun-
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-08-28
SCARLET FEVER
AT MAGDALENA
Epidemic There Causes Much Un-
easiness-vigorous Steps Taken
to Stamp It Out.

Special to the New Mexican.
Magdalena, N M, Aug. 2S.-A scar
let fever epidemic is causing much
uneasiness to parents in this commun-
ity. Quite a number Of cases are re
corded by the physicians and the fever
Is taking a severe form. There is talk
OF postponing the opening Of school
until the danger is over. A number
Of cases are reported also at Kelly, a
mining town three miles from this
place. A rigid quarantine is being
maintained over all infected homes,
and 1t is believed the fever will be
rapidly stamped out.