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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-27
MARINE NEWS.

Galveston, Tex, April 2B.-Arrived
stearners-Skipton Castle, (Br) smith.
Antwerp; Tesspool, CBr) Pearson, Bal
finore: Dominic. tBrl Small. Para;
Ell Paso, Knowles. New York.
Cleared Steamers-Mirimichi, (Br.
huston, Havre; Logician. (Br) Lloyd,
New Orleans; Castano, (Br.) Peneweil,
Liverpool.
Sailed steamers CNor)
Mikkeissenfi Havana; Cayo Manzillo,
(Br.1 Coady, Antwerp.
Mobile, Ala, April 2s.-Holiday in
boats
New Orleans, La, April 2s.-Cleared
steamers-Pacuare, (Br.) Drake p""'
Limon: Preston, (Nor) Olsen. Colon;
Vitalia. (Nor.) Langlie,- Cienfuegos via
Galveston;. Genessee tBr) Albrethsen
Philadelphia, Venus. tBr.) Stevenson
Port Limon; Bluefield, (Nor.) Haivor-
Port Eads, La. April 2s-Arrived
steamers-E1 Sud, Higgins, New York
Ramors Head. (Br.l Pr1tchard. Gal
weston; Michigan, (Br.) Watkins. Lon
don,
Sailed Steamers--Hope Mount. (Br
stannard, Hambgurg, via Newport
News.
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A MQMAN'S APPEAL.

To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-
tism,, whether muscular or of the
Joints, sciatica, lumbagos. backache,
pains in the kidneys or neuralgia pains,
to write to her for a home treatment
which has repeatedly cured all of these
fortunes She feels 1t her duty to send
it to all sufferers FREE. You cure
yourself at home as thousands will tes-
fify--no change of climate being neces-
sary. This simple discovery banishes
uric acid from the blood, loosens the
stiffened joints, purifies the blood, and
brightens the eyes, giving elasticity
and tone to the whole system. If the
above interests you, for proof address
Mrs. NJ Summers, Box 400 South Bend,
Ind
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SERVICES TN SCHOOL
WEATHER PREVENTED AN OPEN
AIR OBSERVANCE.
Hon. Scott NJ. Loftin of Pensacola De.
Iivered an Eloquent Address
Occasion of HOnOring Sol
diers of COnfederacy.

Pensacola, Fla, April 26.-(Special.
Memorial Day was appropriately OBJ
served here this afternoon. and not
withstanding the inclement weather
hundreds of prominent people gathered
at Lee Square to pay honor to the Con-
federate dead.
On account of the weather the exer-
cises were conducted in public school
building No. /, just opposite Lee mon
ument, and the immense building was
filled.
Mr.. Egbert Beall. member of the
4. C. v, presided, and introduced Hon.
Scott M. Loftin, who delivered the
address of the day, in which he paid
glowing tribute to those who had
given up their lives in the war be-
tween the States.
Lee monument was covered with
flowers and in each of the three GEM
eteries American flags were placed up
on the graves of the departed heroes.
The exercises were under the auspices
of the Ladies' Memorial Association
and the program rendered was an ex-
ceptionally interesting one.
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EPISCOPAL CoNvoCATIoN.
Meeting In GreenvilIe Attracting Grea
Interest.

Interest.
Greenville, April 26.-(Special THE
meeting of the convocation of Mont
gomery which has been in progress all
the week in st. Thomas Church. closed
this morning with administration of
Rev. Stewart Mcqueen.
Services have been held three times
daily, Much interest has been mani,
has resulted to the membership of the
church.
The clergy of the convocation pres
ent were Rev, stewart Mcqueen, Dean
Rev. W. j. Page, Of Troy; Rev. II. T i.
Walden, rector Of the church here.
The MARRIAGE Of Ernest Bryan and
to the friends of the young. couple.
though it had been expected to occur
some time. They were quietly mar
j. A sirmon, the latter q sister of the
groom. Judge H. F. Lampley per-
formed the ceremony
Mr.. Bryan is son of Deputy Sheriff
j. @. Bryan, and is employed at the
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. T; Hartley.
Both have warm friends who feel a
deep interest in this important event
F. 4. Flowers of Montgomery. J.
n; Flowers Of Blakely. Ga; D:
Nj. Flowers His niece, Mrs. S.. o.
Pitts of Vicksburg, Miss, who was here
| yesterday, returned last night to mont
| gomery. where she is visiting her IA
! Their.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flowers OF
! Geneva, are with their father; VINO has
been seriously i'll all the week.
Mrs. H. Z. Wilkinson has gone. tc
Columbus, Ga. to visit her cousin, Miss
| Georgia Ashford who has been very
i'll for some time.
Judge W. II. Thomas of Montgom-
cry, who delivered the memorial ad
| dress this afternoon, is the guest to
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. stew
! art,
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News of Mobile Society

synopsis of his life by Miss Knott and
songs by Mrs. w. F. Tebbetts. The
last 1of the series will be devoted to
BeetEo, en-. Mr.. Craighead will be the
essayist AMI Mrs. +. p. Davis the
so. gstress
Miss Tildens Schumann evening was
great success. and begun with sy..
compiled by Miss Mamie Baker. and
Miss Talcott Watson in her sweet voice
sang much of Schumanns music. Inc
remainder of the program was as FOL
lows:
Melodie-Miss Katiemae Robertson.
Bagatelle-Miss Mamie Gordon.
Folk Song" The Joyous Armeer"--
Miss Elize Hale.
Horseman"@Miss Margaret Horn.
The Strange Man"-Miss Winona
Collins.
Soldiers March, duet-Misses Leila
and Annetta Mcmillan:
''rhe Hunting Song" in e hat-Miss
Traumerie Romance-Miss Eloise
"SIumber song"-Miss Matte Hickey.
Out of the $50 invitations sent out
by the l.. o. F.'s for their ball Thur
day evening, the majority. notwith-
tHt iOSOi'co a
hearty response. The committee who
had the arrangements in hand were
the following:
Horace Shepherd, general chairman
Reception Committee-H. j. Grifflng
A. j. Lee. II. B. Croker. Arson Ar
mold, G.. L. Cooke. A. B, Cameron.
Society Committee-John Gray, Bion
A. Provost, A. H. Stevenson, D. F.
White, w. G. Wilson.
This evepino Miss Sadia Shields an
tertained the Not-Yet-Out Euchre Club
She is very attractive young girl
herself and the members of the club
are as pretty a crowd of girls as could
be met with. Miss Carey Hall and
Miss katherine Donald are two of them
who gives promise of startling soci-
ETY. with their beauty when they make
their debut a few years hence.
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Occupy New Quarters.

The Central Trust. Company began
Francis street to the handsome new
quarters at the northeast corner of st.
Francis and ST. Joseph streets, and
will be ready for business at the new
place tomorrow. .....
The new offices are shown through
large fine windows on both streets.
The interior furnishings are very fine.
Mahogany has been used literally and
the floors are made of different types
Of mosaic thing imported from Cuba.
One of the features of the new Of
flee is a ladies' room, equipped with
desks and a magazine table. A ste
nographer will be located so that she
can welcome all ladies. The other of
fees are also conveniently arranged.
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STOPS THE PICTURES
CHIEF WOULDN'T STAND FOR GIN.
WRITTEN LAW,
The Mobile Executive Of Police Forbids
That Manager OF An Arcadium
Display His White-Thaw
Representation.

Mobile, April 26-(special. Re
specting the interests of the children
and ladies of the city Chief of Police
Rondeau has ordered the proprietor of
an arcadium on Dauphn street not to
UnWrten sci Law and based seed on the
Thaw White trial
Chief Rondeau was notified that the
pictures would be put on and he in
must see them before they We're turned
over to the public. On Investigation
the chief decided that the pictures
were immoral and thereupon ordered
the manager not to show the pictures
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Mobile. April 26.--(Special )--The
rain has been responsible Tor many
things the past two days, one " ny
dirappointments registered agalnst ~
was the postponement OF the meelins
of the Bowling Club at the country
club. which was to have been enter
tainea there this morning by MISS Ella
Wheeler.
ORLEANS prevented the return of Mrs.
w. b. Thomas. Mrs. Thoinas mas
heen much in evidence on the enter
taining lists In New orleans, wnere
ohe has been for several days. MRS .
Thomas was the guest of honor at
several informal parties given by MI &.
Eugene Zimmerman on ms priVate car :.
Mr.. Zimmerman was en- route 10 san
Francisco to meet the remains OF the
late James Henry Smith. which are &C
companied by Mrs. James Henry smith,
Miss Stewart and the Duke and Duehess
Of Manchester.
Miss Lily Mehle at luncheon at the
New Orleans Country Club and at
bridge parties at Mrs. Lucian Lyons
and Mrs. Phillips.
Possibly the anticipation of Memorial
Day and the services pertaining 10 IL
v hich interest SO many may have peeh
responsible for the few entertainments
given today. But two caro- parues
held their own and the mempers .S oa
the Do-as-You-Please Club spent the
asfernoon pleasantly at the residence
81 Mrs. B. F. Adams on Government
street. Besides the club members ana
the majority attended Mrs. Adams had
Is substitutes Mrs. Annie Anglin of
Huntsville, Miss Picnic George of De-
mopolis, Mrs. Kenneth Bruce OF Brook
lvn, and Mrs. Sydney ROBBINS, A
salad course was served at the conciu-
sion of the game and a white linen
embroidered parasol was played for
while the consolation for which all cut,
was a white linen belt.
This evening a series of recitais oy
xha n,,ntis of Miss Belle Tilden was
begun which promise to give Mobilians
many musical treats during the spring
seaaou. This evening was one with
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-27
Woman Deserted by Husband.

Ensign and Mrs. Boucher of the
Salvation Army are taking care of
Mrs. Nellie KefImann, lately of New
Orleans, and five other women in dis
tress in the city.
Mrs. Keilmanp says she was mar
ried at her home in Boston and
brought by her husband to New Or
leans and deserted on account of her
bad health for another woman. She
came to Mobile to try to DO something
and the Salvation Array officers are
raising Nancy to send her back home
II funds can be raised here to get her
to Washington, her brother. II is he
lieved will get her from Washington
to Boston.
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Special Rates
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.


Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
5000, A.
Sam Francisco and Los Angeles, Cal
and Return.
Account Imperial Council Mystic
Shrine Tickets on sale April oath to
May 18th, final limit July 81. Tickets
sold via diverse routes with stop-over
privileges west of the Mississippi River
Norfolk, Va, and Return.
Account jamestown Exposition.
Round trip tickets will be sold April
10 to November 80, via diverse routes
with liberal stop-over privileges.
For rates and detailed information
call on or write l.. Wolff, T. P. A.
Exchange Hotel. Montgomery. Ala.
Phone 891.
adv. tu1thu-sat
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The palatial schooner yacnt OuatIn
GUAM" formerly the flagship of Com
modore Frank B. Merrill of the Mobile
Yacht Club, but now owned by Mr..
r. Moore. a wealthy resident or New
Orleans arrived in port today AFTER
wintering at Pass Christian. Mi.
Moore did not come up to Mobile in his
handsome yacht, but 1t is stated by
those in charge of. the craft that Mr.
Moore intends erecting large boat
house on Dog river for the housing
of the yacht Those on board now
state that in all probability Mr.. Moore
will Join the Mobile Yacht Club and the
trim little Ouatchouan will once more
fly the flag of the Mobile club. 1t was
also stated that Mr.. Moore Is contem-
plating remodeling the Ouatshouan
and a new set of engines and spars
will probably be installed.
Car of Filipinos-
An interesting sight was witnessed at
the Louisville & Nashville depot today
when two coaches of Filipino men and
women, numbering near hundred,
passed through the city enroute to the
jamestown Exposition. 1t was the
first time that many Mohilians have
had a chance to see a. real Filipino,
and many in the vicinity of the depot
paid a special visit to get look at
the inhabitants of the faraway coun-
try.
The natives were brought to San
Francisco and came over the Southern
Pacific to New Orleans and thence
over the Louisville e. Nashville to MO
bile They are routed oyer the Louis
Vile G. Nashville through to James
town.
Contract Awarded.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the board of trustees of the
Seashore Camp Grounds. held on the
grounds yesterday, the contract for the
building of the wharves and lighthouses
was awarded to A. c. Thompson of Bt-
loxi for the sum of $4,000.
DR.. w. l.. Woodruff of Mobile, as a
member of the executive committee and
Nee president of the board of trustees,
signed the contract for the trustees of
the Seashore Camp Grounds Several
meetings are scheduled to take place
on the grounds this year, and the board
is putting forth every effort to have
the grounds in first-c1ass condition in
time to accommodate them.
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Master of steamer Fined.

Captain Peter Mills, master Of the
British steamer Elswick Park, which
entered this port about a week since
was today fined $500 and costs in the
United Staes Court for violating the
immigration laws
The specific charge was that he had
an alien immigrant as a passenger on
the vessel and that he allowed THIS
allen to land before the vessel had
been inspected by customs officials and
before the immigrant had been exam
ined by the officers of the public health
department. The master entered a plea
of guilty to the charge and in passing
sentence the court warned him against
a repetition of the offense.
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MUCH WORK AHEAD
GRAND JURY WON'T ADJOURN
THIS WEEK.
Foreman of Body That Has Been Con-
sidering Lottery Cases Before
Mobile Federal Court Gives
Out Interview.

Mobile, April 2s.-(special Fore
man w x. P. Wilson, of the United
IT would probably be next Tuesday
before the grand will adjourn.
The grand Jury has been expected to
adjourn every day for the past week.
and the great amount of work that has
developed has surprised even the dis
trict attorney,
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In the Circuit Court this afternoon
a jury awarded Richard Touart, a Gre
ole, damages against the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company In the sum
of $4,000. Touart was crossing the
tracks of the company several months
engine and both legs cut off. He
brought suit in the sum of 10000, al
leging negligence, and the jury award
ed him $4,000 with interest at per
cent. since the date the suit was in
Etituted
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Tombigbee valley Road.

President Cochrane OF the TOmbigbee
Valley Railroad Company is in the city.
Mr.. Cochrane states that the time Is
not far distant when a branch line of
his road will come into Mobile over the
Southern tracks, having a daily pas
senger service.
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STANFORD HELD.


Selma. April 2s-( SpeciaI)--T pre-
Iiminary trial of Walter Stamford, who
last Sunday night shot and killed Ike
Thomas, another negro, was heard be
fore Justice Lloyd this afternoon.
At the conclusion of the trial Stan
ford was bound over to await the ac-
ton of the next grand jury in the sum
Of So 500 Being unable to make bond
he was sent to jail.
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italian. Fined Heavily.

Roman Simon, an ltaIlau canuy u.
Inferior court this afternoon on the
charge of ARRAY and Angel Newman,
another italian. was fined SIS and costs.
1t will be remembered that the Two
over a sale last week and the matter
wound up by Simon using hatchet
and pistol on Newman.
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THE TExAs WONDER.

matte troubles sold by all druggists.
or two months treatment by mail for
81. Dr. f. w. Hall. 1925 olive st. 81
louis, Mo. Send for Ala. testimonials
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Bridgetown, Barbados, April "a
The rioters of st. Lucia are again
turbulent A dispatch has been re-
ceived here from the Governor of the
island announcing that he is in urgent
need of assistance.
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Admits Crimping sailors.

j. Hutchinson, negro, VINO was
brought here from Pensacola on a
charge of "crimping' sailors, was ar
court this afternoon and pleaded gull
ty Hutchinson in making his state
ment pleaded guilty to taking advance
money from sailors after getting them
employment on a ship. Hutchinson
was fined $40 and sentenced to serve
four months at hard labor in the led
eral prison at Atlanta.
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President Finley Of the Southern
Railway Company left the city this
morning on the early Louisville and
Nashville train for Pass Christian,
Miss, to visit his old home. He re-
turned this afternoon and left tonight
over the Southern for Selma
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cAsTELLAUNE's DIVORCE.
Appeal of French Count is Listed Fer
NAV Of

Paris. April 26-The appeal of Count
Boni de Castellane against the decision
of the court which, on November IA.
granted a divorce to the Countess de
Castellane formerly Anna Gould of New
York, has been listed for May 81.
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COntrncf Awarded.
To Drive Out Malaria
AAA nUl

To Drive Out Malaria
and Build Up the System.
Take the OLD Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. You know what you
are taking. The formula plainly printed
on every bottle. showing 1t il simply Qui-
nine and Iron in q tasteless form. The Qui-
nine drives oct the malaria and the iron
builds up the sys.em. Sold by all dealers
for 81 years. Price 80 cents. sat
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-27

Summary Innings pitched: by RrazeIl
1 Ia; by May s 2-3; Casey /. Stolen
base. Law. Hits, off Brabell /: May O.
Hit by pitcher, Hoffman,. Struck out,
by Ray 1; May 2. Base on balls. Ray 3;
May s. Sacrifice hit. Huber. Two base
hit, McDivitt. Bases on eltors. Mobile
8; Columbus 1. Double plays, Brey-
cite and Mccay: Hoffman, McCay and
Kemmef. Time. 1870. Umpire, McKen-
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c~oeery Company Incorporated.

Papers of Incorporation OF the Mopiie
Grocery Company were filed in the
nrobate court this morning. The In
corporators named are r. j: Mn s4
hrourh. Harry Bruce. F. l.. Moore, ST
John Wilson: NJ; T; spragqe 2. III. II
Rixler Jr., NJ r. Baker. J: r. ana
8 grit!O9; F. G s clsysla W C. E. Fits IT,
Of Mobile; J. NJ. Mcleod, of Coy, Ala
ana T.. NJ. and w. L. jeffrey of Lower
Peachtree, Ala.
The object of the company is the
carrying on of a general wholesale
grocery business. The capital stock
Of the company Is 100000, which Is
divided into 1000 shares valued at
500 per share, SIT 900 worth of which
has been subscribed and paid FOR In
The officers of the company are
President. ]; P. We1thsreee; s NiGs.
tary, NJ r. Baker; Treasurer. E. ii
r. wetherbee, w. C. wetherbee
NJ. r.. Baker. NJ. r. sprague, +. =
Cleveland, F. j Kimbrough and
iii. Bixler, Jr., are named as direc-
tors of the company.
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WHEN SLEEP FAILS
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
HAIR teaspoonful in half glass of wa
ter Just before retiring brings refreshing
sleep. 9
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DAY NOT OBSERVED
MOBILE POsTPONEs IT'S EXERCISES
UNTIL SUNDAY.
Exceedingly Inciement weather r'-
hibtts People of Gulf City From
Paying Annual Tribute to MEN
Who Wore the Grey.

Mobile. April 2s.-(special) -oWsh1nEg
to the exceedingly inclemeht trbicb
were We scheduled TO take place at the
cemetery this afternoon, nave peeh
postponed to Sunday afternoon. Yoa,.
Colonel DuMont of the ISL 1,etas
r,ert. Alabama National Guard, states
RAJ ali the local militia companies
viii viii take part in the ceremonies sun n
Ia afternoon as all the boys will De
an from their work then, which was
not the case on this AFTERNOON "titia
II was announced tnat the hhii'''N
would not participate.
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This evening a series of recitals by
the pupils of Miss Belle Tilden was
begun which promise to give Mobilians
many musical treats during the spring
season, This evening was one with
Schumann on May 3rd CHOPIN with the
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Score by innings:
Mobile 49,. .......... $50 COO 0os-a
Columbus ..... ........ 600 600 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21
MRS, HOWARD.GOULD
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Wants Court Hearing Public il
Order to Expose Plot
Against Her.
REFUSES !; 10 SPARE ANY ONE IN
Jerome. q Investigate Charge
That 4. Police Were I'm
duly Active.
REFUSES 10 SPARE ANY ONE

~ s ID : 3 ~
NEW YORK. May 2o,--clarence
shearn. counsel for Mrs Howard Gould,
said to-day that, Mrs. Gould's suit for
permanent separation from hcrs4hus-
band has been filed in the Supreme
Court. but the papers in the case have
not been served on Mr.. Gould Mr.
Shearn said.that Mrs. Gould (. brought
suit on the ground of cruel and In
human treatment covering a period OF
more than three years. The lawyer
also declarcdi that the suit willSbe tried
in open court; adding: Mrs. Gould de-
sires that full publicity be given to it,
and she refuses to spare any ono en-
gagged in the plot against her
District Attorney Jerome announced
tonight that he would visit Police
Commissioners Bingham Tomorrow in
connection with the Gouldtcase There
has been considerable public discussion
az to what nart the police haye3taken
in connection with the suit
| 1t has beentintmated that central
office officials and detectives were en-
ployed. Mr.. Jerome said tonight: 81
shall sec Commissioner Bingham, and
If there is anything in the matter that
warrants an investigation by my office,
shall speedily attend to such an in
vcstigation. AS yeti information on
the matter is very meagre. ! might
shy I know nothing about 1t, except
| that blackmail is alleged"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-21

night for that church's benefit, which
was the most enjoyable social function
which has beon had here for years.
The star features were the solos of
Mrs. Charles A. Osborne and the reci-
tations of Mrs. John w. 1Iil1drup, both
being repeatedly cncorcd. Tho man.
ngor, Mr. p. III. Osborne, was cdngratu-
lated heartily on the success Of the
entertainment which he had so ably
managed.
The following was the program;
Opening chorus "Dixie,rl string band
instrumental solo, Miss Priddy, over
turc to Tannhauscr; quartet old
Kentucky. Eome.' Messrs. Hammer, Os.
borne. Morton and AlcCargo: tahlcau
"Dutch Courtship," Miss Prddy ant
Mr.. Hammer; musical recitation. "iyusie
ION tho Rappahnnnock," Mrs. Hilldrun
solo, Mrs. Osborne, ''Bartlett'sS Dream
tnbleau. WED Better 4Bide gssas8SNVee :
Miss Thompson and yNr. Hammer; In
strumental solo, Miss Ingram, F..Tieklet
to Death; SOLO, Mr. Morton: quartet
k"swcot and Low Mrs, snoddy Mrs
Osborne. and Messrs Osborne nnt
NIcCargo: tahleau, THE .Outwittet
l0lirt"; instrumental solo, Fifth Noe
turne," Miss Thompson; pantomime
Sing Me to sleep" Mrs Osborne ,alp An
Mrs. nilldrup; medley, Cleo Club
chorus, en- masse; quartet, old Oak
en- Bucket; quartet, "Good-Night''%
Bishop CoadJutor: Tucker confirmed
n class OF five last night, at!tAkcensior
Episcopal Church.