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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

50 inch Tailors Tape Measure worth t0c at Sc. 5 yard White Corset Laces worth Sc at ? for 5c.
 s yard Linen Corset Laces worth 7c at 4c.
 Velvet Grip sew on Hose Sup- porters, black and white worth 25c at t9c a pair.
 Gotham Pad and Belt Hose Supporters, satin pad with fotsr wide straps of 1isle webbing, black white and eolors, each pair in a fancy box at Soc.
 Gotham Sewon Supporters,frill- cd elastic with satin ribbon bows all colors at 25c a pair.
 Bonnet Brushes; genuine ebony black worth soc at 39c.
 t5c Tooth Brushes large va riety of styles at t0e.
 Hair Brushes q splendid 39c variety at 25e.
 Ladies Dressing Combs of ex- tra quality hard rubber coarse and fine teeth worth 35c at 25c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
HUNTSVILLE SOCIETY

Huntsville, Jan. 25.-(Speciai.)-- )--The Bid Euchre Club was entertained on Monday afternoon by Mesdames Boiling and Dox at their home on McClunS Street.
 Mrs. David A. Grayson entertained at cards on Tuesday afternoon at her home on Adams Avenue.
 The Soswoski Club was organized or Tuesday evening at a meeting held by several young ladies and gentlemen a, the home of Miss Menees Patterson on East Holmes Street. The new club will devote itself to literature and meetings will be held once @ week.
 Miss Lila Simmons of Hazle Green Is visiting Mrs. J. M. Oldfeld.
 Mrs. K. T. Daniels has returned to Decatur.
 Miss Mary Gayce of Citronelle. Ala, is visiting Miss Jennie V. Yeatman.
 Mrs. Jeff Terry and baby have re- turned from Elkton, Tenn.
 Miss Lula Bouch of Decatur Is visit ing relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. S. W. Judd have return from a visit in Shelbyville.
 Mir. and Mrs. w R. Mckenzie have gone to Mobile after visiting their son. W. H. Mckenzie.
 Mrs. Morning of whltwell, Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Pres Love.
 MrS. T. M. BayleSS or OepoSit IS NlS- iting Miss Willie Bayless.
 Mrs. Mary s. Rubicam has returned to her home in Monrvia after visiting her daughter. Mrs. O. B. Laxson.
 Mrs Louis von Swearingen has re- turned to Big Sandy, Tex. after visit ing her mother. Mrs. w. G. Dickson.
 Mrs. Wilson Wade of Decatur Is vis- iting Mrs. James lamar.
 Miss Jessie Douglass of Madison is visiting Mrs. Harry Taylor.
 Mrs. c. W. Lusk of Fresno, Cal, ls visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. Morgan Stewart of MeridianVlllP has been visiting here this week
 Miss Mary Feeney is at home after visiting in Kelso, Tenn. i
 Mrs. Carl F. Lundgren of Savannah Ga. Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Will liam Greet.
 Mrs. Wilburn Eldridge of Meridian vile is visiting Mrs. Agatha Moore.
 Mrs Emily VanValkenburg an1 daughter have gone to Tampa. Fla, to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Cupid Blonde Hair Pins, crink- led worth t0c a paper at 5c. . Ideal Needle Books containing 4 papers needles, toilet pins, darn- ing needles, bodkins etc, worth 15c at 7c.
 20th Century Needle Books containing soc worth of the most tseful notions ali for f5c.
 Berry Toilet Pins all sizes al- ways self for Sc at 4c.
 Gold Plated Invisible Hair Pins worth f0c at 4c.
 Hair Pin Cabinets, 100 Hair Pins assorted sizes worth t0c at 7c
 Kirby Bearo bu1k hair pins ali sizes the best Sc hair pins sold at 3e q package.
 No. 50 Kirby Beard Hair Pins both strai: and cfifnped always self 10c now at Sc a box.
 Queens Head Cssbe Pins black, white and eo1ors, 100 pins to the cube worth 15c at t0c.
 Capsheaf Sarety Pins the only make without a coil, aff sizes, worth 10c at Sc dozen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
TILMAN WLLSPEAK
CAROLINA SENATOR ON CITRON- ELLIE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM.
Northern People in Mobile County Town Are Anxious to Hear Fro the Man With Pitch
 fork.
dvertiser Bureau.

lMOD1i6s Jan. Zb.
 It Is definitely announced by the president of the Citronelle Chautau- qua. c. A. Thomas. that Senator Ben Tillman will be one Of the attractions on the program at the coming season.
 The chautauQua association will make the most of this addition to the program, and is already preparing to do heavy advertising, in the hope that all Alabama will attend the chautauqua during the early part of April to hear the intrepid Senator from South Carolina
 It is we'll known that many people do not agree with his pronouncements but they are anxious to sec him and to hear him because of the fights which he makes on every issue into which he enters.
 Citronelle is composed largely of people from the North-in fact, is a Northern town set in Southern cline. and the residents there are not in accord exactly with Southern ideas in their entirety, and more particular ly not with the Tillman ideas.
 The program will. in all probabil- ity, be complete by the end of next week. and will be one of the best on any chautauqua platform in the South This session will be the third, and 1t is hoped by South Alabamians that it will prove a success in every way so that the work will continue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Norte. Maxson. New York; West Point Br., Roache. Bremen: Esparta. Br.. Rose. Por' Lffnon: Lmon Br.. Porter, Bocas del Toro; Venus. Br.. stevenson. Colon; Delphene, Ital, QueiroIa, Genoa via Norfolk; Schaumhurg' Ger. Neppersch midt. Hamburg: Hiram. Nor Johannessen, Puerto Cortez; City of Tampi' co. Nor. Olsen, Vera Cruz, via Tampieo.
 Port Eads. Jan. 2s.-ArrIved: Tug. Paul Jones, Sabine Pass
 Sailed: strs.. Habil.. Nor, Gndmundsen ceiba schr.. Harwood Palmer. Creighton Portland. Maine.
 Galveston. Ian. 2s.-Arrived; strs,. Alba. Quick New York.
 Cleared: Nordhalven. Dan. Hassen. copen- hagen: Nor. Nor. Ravn. Tampico; Mascono' mo, Br. Ffnkham, Havre; schrs.. Martha DuJuay, Cotcoalcos; Nueees, Mix. New York, Tioga, Br.. Mcdonald Philadelphia; Tft' dent, Br., Thomas. Hamburg; Huttonwood Dr. White. Bremen; ritaiis, Nor. LAnglis Manzanillo. Santiago and Cientuegos
 Sailed strs., Nor Nor, Ravn, Tanpieo Nueces. Hix New York; Knight of The This tie. Br.. Baker Brem@A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
TRAINS COLLIDE AT TRIO.
Engines of M and o Damaged But No
 One Hurt.

Centreville, Jan. 26--(Special.)- )--A head end collision occurred yesterday about 1 o'clock between two trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, about five miles south of here.
 A through freight train from Mont gomery 10 Artesia, coll'ded with the local freight train from Tuscaloosa to Montgomery. 1t s.ems that inc lccal freight train had orders to take tho siding at Trio, hut Just brfore reach ing, that place ran into the through train.
 The engines of both trains were bad-l ly damaged. but no one was. hurt
 The passenger train from Montgom- cry. to Artesia, due to arrive here at o'clock was delayed until 4 o'clock on account of the collision.
 Last evening Postmaster and Mrs. \. C. Fuller entertained at an elegant dinner d few friends in honor of Mrs. Mcqueen and Miss Nc Queen of Mont gomery, Mrs. Fullers mother and sis ter.
 F.. NJ. Bishop. a prominent young lawyer of Blocton, who Is Secretary of the County Board of Education, spent yesterday in Centreville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
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The AtheIstan German.

,x- q Horn and Miss Jessie xvh,tirr are expert cotillion leaders, and the announcement that tney Wat to conduct the Athelstan snsaa seran of f,a success Mir Horn has Tea so often that 1t is an old story Wltn nun and has no terrors, but In ms part"9tt wss Miss Writings clever fingers that fashioned many of the pretty ravors, and she spared neither time nor laDoE in carrying out their prea.IaadEcu pndgcu ideas. A new figure never introauc- ,Ns ed here before was the auto ngure, and this way very cleverly done by the eirnpIe combination of four canes, four girls three & men n,1 1nntsSO ana some asure e was also effective. the lights of the baIi room being extinguished and the dancers with their lanterns illumining screen fished for partners on the ether side. and there was another pretty figure in which the ladies wore large pasteboard cards, club, spaces: and wands surmounted by them. Among the favors there were wands with dangling paper balls of varied BOWS. tail Irish green hats for the Tnen.s fancy parasols. and goodness Knows what all. The favor table was presided over by Mrs; Rhett Goode New York The dancers were MT. Horn and Miss Whiting, Miss Ruth Huger and Mir. Frank Lyon. Miss Marie Bush and Mir. Ed Fitzgerald. Miss Grace Rockwell and MT. Alfred Dorgan, Miss Virginia Sims and MT. Ernest Rockwell. Miss Emma Rhett and Mir. Horace Upton. Miss Gertrude smith and My Ashley Moses. Miss Florence Davidson and MT c. E. liar rison, Miss Grace Bestos and Mir. Or vile Cawthon. Miss Annie Wilson and MT. John McCaa. Miss Lucille Barclay and Mir. Wyth Whiting, Miss Corine Orton and MT. Herbert Lyons, Miss Amanda Moore and MT. J. D. Clark, Miss Mabel Henstis and pr. J. B. KiiIebrew Miss Sprague and MT. A. F.: Van Heynigen, Miss oConnor and MT. Harry McPhillips, Miss Lucille Bidgood and MT. Terry Moore, Miss Kennie McPhillips and MT. Frank Craighead, Miss Lucille Overall and Mir. Rio Rubera. Miss Zemma Maston and MT. Ben Rbett, MT. and Mrs. George Robinson. MT and Mrs. E. M. Robinson, MT. and Mrs. A. W. Brooks, MT, and Mrs. Horace Clarke. MT and Mrs. Joseph McPhillips, MT. and Mrs. A. P. Bush. Mrs. Will Porter and MT. l.. c Dorgan. MT. and Mrs. Dex- ter Dorgan Stags: Paul Wilson. q; E Aunspaugh. Lee Partridge, Ed Huger, Baer. T. w Sims, Aurey, Gayle owen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
ENLIsTING MOBILE NEGROES.
Recruiting Onicers Instructed To Take
 Them For Foreign Service.

Mobile, Jan. 26-The United States Army Recruiting Station in this city has received instructions from the War Department to enlist all the negro re, cruits availablI who can read ana write, for foreitn service in the Phil ippines
 At the local station it was said that an unusually large number Of negroes were expected to enlist as soon as the facts became known
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
WILL GO TO MOBILE
GOVERNOR COMER WILL TAKE
 PART IN MARDI GRAS.
People of Gulf City Planning to Give Chief Executive a Cordial Re-
 ceptiOn More Lottery Cases.
Advertiser Bureau,
 nEaAf1o Tan 9

Major William F. Tebbetts gave The Advertiser correspondent assurance to- day that Governor Conner would come to Mobile to attend the Mardi Gras carnival this year, accompanied py targe party from Birmingham which has elected to come here rather lhan New Orleans.
 The Governor will receive a hand some reception at the hands of Mobil- ians and preparations will now go for ward for the entertainment of the ot= acials who will visit the Gulf Clty during the gala season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEGRO's TERRIBLE CRIME.
Tied Woman To Chair and Burned
 Her Tn nRRtb

Mobile. Jan. 2e-News received here from Gulfport. Miss. says double crime was committed In sorla City, near there, last night. by VIII smith; to death "Pinkey" Tigg, with whom he formerly lived. The woman Is said to have gone there from Scranton to get rid of Smith, who followed her
 Neichbors were excited by piteous cries for help coming from the woman's home. and rushing to the scene they found the building in flames, but were prevented from rescuins her by smith
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
NEWS OF MOBILE SOCIETY

Karget Austin and Miss Caroline Hall. From to o'clock the rooms were thronged with guests and Miss Hook piete Other entertainments are being planned in her honor, among them luncheon by Mrs. Tom Roche next Sat- urday.
 The Mobile friends of Lieut.. Beverly Browne, U. S. A., at one time stationed at Fort Morgan, will be interested to learn that his engagement has been Riley. The wedding will take place in the spring. Mir Browne Is now sta- tioned at Fort Moultrie. Charleston.
 MT. Leslie Irwin is up from Gulfport for few days.
 Col. E. L. Russell is recovering from his recent illness, in which pneu. monia was feared. an although still confined to the house, hopes to be out in a few days.
 Miss Daisy Foroheimer. is at home again after a delightful visit to Mont. gomery.
 Mrs. D. Mitchell. of New York. arr rived in the city Friday and will spend several weeks in the city as the guest of her sisters, the Misses Goldstain.
 MT. and Mrs. D. W. Buhl and fam ilv have moved from Havana to New York to live.
 Miss Blanche Richard leaves soon for Tuscaloosa and Memphis to visit relatives.
 Miss Rosa Marks. of Port Gibson. Miss. is expected the early part of the ter. Mrs. A. Lowensteln. during the carnival season.
 Mrs. Chase spotswood is visiting rel atives in Selma
 Miss Kate Moslander is spending a week with Mrs. W. W. Groom.
 The Thursday Bridge Club will meet next week with Mrs. 0. R. Vaughan.
 Mrs R. A. Rush will be the hostess of the Pivot Bridge on Tuesday.
 There was a board meeting of the | D. A. R. this afternoon at the home of the rRent, Mrs. Rhett GoodA
 The Monthly CotilIion will take place Wednesday night.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Rich and Miss called there by the death of Mir. Rich 8 sister, Mrs. Craighin.
 Mrs. B. F. Adams entertained about | twenty guests at bridge Thursday ! evening in compliment to her sister 1 in-law, Mrs. Read. of New York. ] Mrs Chalker is spending a few days l as the guest of Mrs. Dan Huger.
 The Manassas Club has issued invi- | tations to It's annual bali, to be given Friday evening. February 8. | The Advertiser nublisheS today the l likeness of Mrs. Henry Hamilton whose marriage on Wednesday was enc oi | the big events of the week. As Miss 1 Lillian Carter. Mrs. Hamilton was one | of the most admired of Mobiles young
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
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Brownies Hook and Eye Tape black and white worth 25c at 17c a yard.
 Taffeta Silk Seam Binding white and black worth j2e at se a bolt.
 "Omo" Dress Shields sizes 3 and 4 always self for 35e at 27e a pair.
 Light Weight Dress Shields sizes ?, 3 and 4 worth t5e at t0c pair.
 s. H. and M. vefveteen binding ? inches wide 5 yards to the piece, all coiors at 29c piece.
 "Mi-Ladye" Hooks and Eyes ali sizes in white and black the best Sc kind in America at 4c a card.
 Beveled Plate Hand Mirrors fancy ebony back worth soc at 2ec each.
 Peter Pan Purses black and brown worth 25e at t0c each.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
uard in the doorway until

who stood guard in the doorway until the wall began to totter. '
 The dead woman is thought to have been tied to chair, as she continued to scream flW help until deal. When the officers arrived on the scene of the fire, Smith was telling g. tale of how he had been sleeping s.nd slwoke to f,bd the house ablaze. He is now in a steel cage at the county Jail in Gulfport.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Mi.. ,roore,s Receptlon.

Miss Eunice Moore gave delightful afternoon reception today in honor or her guest Miss Ethel Hockman, Of Washington. D. C.. These two young ladies were assisted in receiving by Misses Lucille Barclay, Colleen Moore. Julia Randall, Gertie Cameron, Kate Mesiander. Mary Bullock, Lollie Belle Gould. Mrs Erwin Little, Mrs. Tom Roche and Mrs. Arthur Bailey. The drawing room in which the reception party stood was decorated With pretty taste in white roses. ferns and palms, and this same combination was carried out in the hall and in the dining room, Here delicious confections were served by Misses Lily and Lulie Radcliff, Nan llis Fitzpatriek, Evelyn Short. Anita Sine Eloise Staunton and the punch Nowl, was prsSided over by Miss Mar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. L. Fl. Pickett spent a few hours in the city yesterday en route from Montgomery to New Orleans, where she will visit her sister. Mrs. Jurey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
MARINE NEWS.

Arrival And Departure Of Ships At
 Southern Ports.
 Mobile, Ala Jan. 26.-Arrived: l: Steamer Falkness, Norwegian, Peder- sen. Progressor; schooner Edwin J. Berwind, Lacy. Havana.
 Cleared: Steamers Desideria, Nor wegian. Colostine, Argentine; Trafal- gar Norwe gian, Thorsen. Guantana- mos; Hellas. Norwegian, Berg. Progress so,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. Theresa Long celebrated her birthday with an elaborate dinner this week. and cards furnished an agree able evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Discards will be entertained Wednesday by Mrs. P. J. Acker.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

i Mir Charles Allen of Livingston was
 a visitor to the city the past week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

"The Morris Building. Brming ham, Ala, for SaIe." at public auction MOn- day, February IS, 1907. See advertlse- ment on another page. pt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Miss Clementine Marks Is expected to
 arrive later in time for the Carnival.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

CT set. and her popularity will follow her inter her married life.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Miss Lettice Clark reached Mobile last night from Birmingham. where she has been much feted visitor, and Is visiting her aunt, Miss Ellen smith.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Manassas Club has issued invi- tations to It's annual bali, to be given Friday evening. February 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
Prnhinr Into the Lottery.

The United States Secfel serVIce agents. Sauter and Donaghy, who rai. down the men alleged to be connected with the Honduras Lottery Sompany days ago. are still in the city and to- day have been holding conferences with District Attorney William Armbrecht:,
 It is rumored that a test case will also he made concerning those who have been playing the lottery. There is said to be a large number of persons in Mobile who have taken part Tn the drawing of the Honduras lottery by purchasing tickets and some are said to have received winnings therefrom. At anyi rate, there are people in the city who express fear that the case will be carried to that extent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mir and Mrs. J. c. Rich and Miss Mary Rich went to Hattiesburg Friday called there by the death of Mir. Rich's sister, Mrs. Craighln.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. Chalker is spending a few days as the guest of Mrs. Dan Huger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. B. F. Adams entertained about twenty guests at bridge Thursday evening in compliment to her sister, in-law, Mrs. Read. of New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
rIenrin~ Houne Figuren.

CTe0FIMV HUu8N FHEUEUBs
 The clearings this week of the Mo- bile Clearing House show the wollow ing figures: Clearings for the week. $2.0SS. 261.67; clearings for same week month. $7,535. 2SS4S; clearings for same month last year. $5,552,603.77
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Monthly Cotillion win take place Wednesday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Advertiser rublisnes today the likeness of Mrs. Henry Hamilton whose marriage on Wednesday was enc of the big events of the week As Miss Lillian Carter. Mrs. Hamilton was one of the most admired of Mobiles young
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

There was board meeting of the D. A. R. this afternoon at the home of the rRent, Mrs. Rhett GoodA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Y SUITS of dark mixtures and navy andblaek eheyiots u that were selling for sn.5o S3oo and $t2.50 in this sale at ......... p1Zz 70 SUITS that were selling regularly for $l9,50 and 5000 will be closed out in this G<,0o SAle At ........... ...s..... :. F0eY v 5 SUITS that were selling for $27.50 and $0.- co will be closed oot in this final Cfn hn saie at. -. 4-f ........ TEOsNN. SUITS that we sold formerly for 37.50 and $45.00 viii De closed oUt at aon- CfE dn 1Y...... ...... ....!.... ..... PIO.VO fSUIT OF GREEN CLOTH size s6 the fornas a gsits tss sf .als xeia ses was ss.so offered 5000
 SUIT of light green cloth size 36 that wA formerly sold for $67.50 viii De sold CaE 0A 1SUTT of grey cloth size 38 that formerly sold sSf ssi ss'0o vos ~ can 0ay m 'hs .. sale $25.00i SUIT of white broad cloth which we for we sold formerly for $75.00 is &20 m now. ...s....... SUIT of white braod cloth which we tof- .nsfly sold for s's0'oo is marked S65.OO to. .......... ....'.....
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. R A. Rush will be the hostess of the Pivot Bridge on Tuesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

New Orleans. Jan, 3'.--clsarsd strs-. Fl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Miss Rosa Marks. of Port Gibson. Miss. Is expected the early part of the week and will be the guest of her sis ter Mrs. A Lowensteln, during the carnival season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

The Thursday Bridge Club will meet next week with Mrs. c. R. Vaughan
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mss Kate Moslander is spending week with Mrs. W. W. Groom.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
23c a yard.

1000 yards German Va1s and Point dc Paris Laees in match patterns, widths from ? to.6 inches worth regularly 20c to 35c, special
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

MT. and Mrs. D. W. Buhl and fam ilv have moved from Havana to New York to live.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. Chase spotswOod is visiting rel atives in Selma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Miss Blanche Richard leaves soon for Tuscaloosa and Memphis to visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27

Mrs. D. Mitchell. of New York. ar rived in the city Friday and will spend several weeks in the city as the guest of her sisters, the Misses Goldstain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-27
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HERE is special lot of Gowns, chemise, Corset Covers, Drawers, and Skirts, of which not one is less than dollar vafue, is offered in this sale at
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Two-clasp lack and
White SILK and Isle Gloves:
formerly 75c. Rebuilding sale
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MRS. HELEN S. CONSTANT DEAD
Remains to Be Taken to Peru, Ind,
for Interment.

After prolonged Illness Mrs. Helen S.
Constant mother OF Mrs. George F. Schutt
wife of the manager Of the National Hotel,
died in her apartments at the hotel last
evening at o'clock OF Brights disease
Mrs. Constant was born In Vincennes
Ind. in 1S}2 and in 1913, after the death
of her parents she and her brother moved
10 Peru. Ind. where She married W. w.
Constant. merchant OF that town. For a
number of years Mrs. Constant was a
prominent member Of the First Presby-
terrain Church, taking great interest In
charitable institutions. and was for a long
period chairman Of the Ladies Aid Society
of the church.
AiJ'r the death OF her husband, in 1892
MfS. Constant. owing to ill health. was
forced :" resign her position in the church,
ana seven years later she came 10 this city
"hrrc she resided with her daughter and
soA-lu-Idw. Mrs. Constant was a second
cousin OF former Secretary of State Foster.
n'ltf funeral service will he conducted
late TINS afternoon by Rev. Donald Mel cod
OF the Flrst Presbyterian Church
After the funeral services the body Will
De conveyed to the Pennsylvania railroad
depot. where it will be sent on the ga;