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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
Nelson Social News.
Especial to The Tlmes.D Dispatch.

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NORWOOD. NELSON CO.. VA. De-
ccember 2S-Mr. Samuel Dolen, OF Am
herst. is at home for Christmas.
Mr.. Albion r. Agee. of Baltimore,
arrived here on Saturday to visit his
family.
Misses Maude and Minnie Cunning
ham attended the marriage Of Miss
Phelps and Mr.. Wells, of Appomattox
on Tuesday. oath.
Mr.. Ed Thompson. OF Lynchburg.
spent Christmas Day with Mr.. T. II.
Kidd.
Mr. Ed Burks, of Low Now. Va, Is
visiting Miss Mabel Bolton.
Misses Anna b. and Winnie Bolton
arrived here to-day from Lynchburg.
Miss sallie Woody and Mr.. Johnnie
Anderson We're married at noon yes
terday at Bethany Church by Rev. L.
II, Farley. They left at once for the
grooms home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Saunders spent
Christmas Day with their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. r. Bolton
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie NJ. Dixon. OF
Roanoke, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Andrew Bolton
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Martinsville Social News.

IHp'NlHl 10 the lin ea- DlSDnt ch. |
.MARTlNSVILLE, VA. p ecember os.-
Christmas was very quietly observed
here this year, and the disorder which
has sometimes marked It's observance
was almost wholly lacking. The Gus
TOM OF making presents. however, was
Very, much observed, and 1t would be
hard to find any one who was over
looked in that particular All of the
Sunday schools here observed the sea
son by having Christmas trees, which
greatly delighted the younger mem
bers of the schools.
Mr., and Mrs. W. II. Baer. of Wash
lngton. d. c., are spending Christmas
Wlth Mrs Baer's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
a. ". Anson here.
Miss Ruth Whittle. WIG has been at
mond Is at homo for the holidays, hav-
Martha Hughes. OF Ashland, va
Miss Rosha Dupuy, of Roanoke. IS
also guest Of the Misses White,
Of the First National Bank here, has
resigned his position, to go into the
mercantile business at Blueheld w
va Mr., Jesse. Ford, OF N1artinsville
taxes Mr. Overs position In the bank
here are Messrs. +. r. Williams and s
s. Whittle, Jr,. of Roanoke Thos
Powell and o. p. Reamey of Lynch.
purs' y. L. Wray, of Chattanooga
4 nenry White, Of Tennessee. Edwi,
Penn, Of Durham. n, G.. Bailey Stultz
| 81 Norton, Va; Carter Penn and las
~ staples, OF Winston. VIII Lee, OF
Glen Jean, ", Va. b, f. Barrow, Jr.
/ or Roanokei Peter Davis, or Savannah
/ Ga; Lawrence Witten and Brown Dud
leN OF Washington and Lee University
l.John ". Carter Jr.. and Robert Davis
nf the Y p. l., Blacksbure Va. Rober r,
rlott. Of Richmond College Waite,
PM, ~ The Virginia Medical College
Mr. e, D, Vickers Of Roanoke, spen
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Y Goth Powder
Cleanses, preserves and
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Purihes the breath
z A superior dentifl'ice
for people Of refinement
Established in 1865 BY
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pleasant and delightful social visit
recently to the home of DR.. John d.
Pulliam of Belmont. in this county.
f The literary exercises which were held
at Goshen Baptist Church and Zion
Methodist Church on the nights of the
18th and 26th last are worthy OF spe-
cial mention. The exercises were of
high order and character and were q
source of great social profit and
pleasure to all present. The Christmas
music selected from the most popular
authors was tasteful. rare and charm-
ing.
Miss Rosa V Taylor. who has been
visiting the home of Mr.. 7. A. Frazer
for some weeks. has gone to Leedstown,
Va, ITO spend the Christmas holidays.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29
sMecklenburg Social iJesvs

srars,ts.o .",,r f-t.,- n, a,,at3 ~, sli Z,
aThf Bs ahSN E''lssaff 5as nAf sar c from
1SsSsly, SsIlsst,f% s sssye .lp
fa day could Be asked u e our s soath
sern cline, and the dinner wns n
triumph }, for the M,e NJ, chef. Mr..
& helps Of ecaso a ape ,ere an FOR M she
shoidays. This Is Mr.. Hyatts second
visit, and both Of these. gentlemen are
seilr1Sing into the hunting with much
enthusiasm.
!. rhe home-like atmosphere of The
ial;nbarE ap epsna to one MS ,,n
n,cnt. MIR. Hyatt especially appre-
crates the escape from the . severe cold
Weather Weather q 1f,. Boston, and the sunny
!, The post Christmas fox hunt was on
Tuesday and amo,ng those tollfo5wing
S Phelps. Colonel Hughes and others.
CAPTURE of one fox and the starting Of
has BEEN sGhm much ssss fsm s stay fa
!, , Mr. LigElt,s many !, friends RE a, gers
his wife a few days after his de-
parture from here.
r5 aF feH nsi Week e E Bavs sf TeS
South Dakota and, Florida. However.
they expect to make The Mecklenburg
a second visit before their return to
the North.
Misses Amanda and Lucia Simpson.
OF New York. have contributed much
to the enjoyment of the guests by their
The many friends OF Mr.. o. S. Hun
ter, of Georgia. will be glad to know
of his great Improvement since his
Mr. A. S. Crawford of South Wey-
mouth. Mass. is here for treatment of
rheumatism. He Is Improving very
rapidly. much to the delight of his
many friends.
Our Psottsville. Pa. hunters. M e. 3
Faust and Charles Sorber, left. Mon
the bird hunting and also greatly en-
joyed fox hunting. The novelty of the
chase was quite interesting to them.
as "Ye Olde Virginia" style of fox
hunting with forty hounds was quite
contrast to the style to which they
Pennsylvania Is chased by one lone
dog, or at the most two. They ex-
,pcricnced for the first time the wildly
exciting effects of the music OF the
yclping of pack of hounds. of which
The Mecklenburg has widely cele-
brnted pack.
Mrs Thomas W. Edmunds has re-
turned to The Mecklenburg. after a
most delightful visit to Baltimore.
The Mecklenburg. and their two chill
dren. are spending the holidays at Oak
Ridge. N. c..
The annual Christmas dance is be-
ing looked forward to with much
pleasure.
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Chatham Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

CHATHAM. VA. December 2s.-The
night was the beginning Of the holiday
festivities; Eighteen couples graced
was witnessed by a very large gather
ing OF friends of the participants. Sew
era: very pretty figures were gone
through with during the evening, led
Miss Annie Pollok. of Danville. with
J. 2. Hunt. Jr.: Miss. Pitman.- of Ros-
ton. Mass, with E. S. Reid. Jr.; Miss
Pauline Duncan with ]. w. Lea. of
Danville: Miss Edna Hunt. with e.
Jacobs, of Cincinnati; Miss Gilmer.
VIII !, + SHIELDS; Miss Miss Susan Susan, S1nng
wether, of Lynchburg. with Sandy
White; Miss Sallie Shepherd. with w.
f.. DAYS; Miss Blanche Fitzgerald.
G gf o ef Rati nhnson With Miss W Nellie
Goolsby of Wilson. N. c.; Miss Gar
land pillard, with Colonel Brody, of
Y; F. l.. Miss Virginia Halle. with Guy
Vile. with Leslie Reid; Miss Jean Page,
with George Greasy; Miss Bessie Dill
lard, with William Rison. Stags-W.
Coles. Of Lola, and Rutledge Carter.
Noel, and Mrs. +. NJ. F 'rn III . y W.
Miss Kate White entertained several
| trends on Christmas Eve night Sew
| eral games were enjoyed. after which
! the young people made the neighbor-
hood resound with footing horns.
Misses Annie and Lula Pollok. OF
Danville. were guests Of Mrs. G. w
| Noel during the week.
Miss Ellen Clark, of Wilson, N. G.,
is visiting friends and relatives.
4 Mr. W. r.. Goolsby. OF F'armvllle. N
G.. Is spending Christmas with his
| mother at Hotel Bennett
Mr.. Henry Turner, of Lynchburp
is visiting Mayor and Mrs. j. II. Har.
| grave, Jr.
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West Point Social News.
1snecial 10 The Times DISPATCH


WEST POINT. VA, December U.s.
Christmas Day came with sunshine ana
pleasant zephyrs, with roses blooming
in the yards and lemons ana oranges
in the homes of West Point Quiet
reigned except for an occasional ex-
plosion Of firecrackers and the shouts
OF boys as they tried the footballs that
Santa Claus brought to them. Ihere
We're family reunions with turkey ana
cranberries thrown In.
On Thursday night, the 26th the
Christmas ball came off at the Terml-
nal Hotel, given by the young ladies
of the town, and on January 80 the
young men will give a ball and ban
quet at the Masonic Hall.
The Weekly News. the local news VS.
paper that was sold about two months
ago to Mr.. Lewis Tyns, former pub
Usher of the Southern Magazine IN
Richmond. Va, has reverted to Its
eng NAL S S 1n a r her w f.
Mr.. George Gregory continues III,
Miss Leah Levin is considered bet
ter.
Miss Henrietta Anderson, milliner
fall season. returned Wednesday to
her home in Denton, Md.
Dr. William x. Gatewood Is spend
ing the holidays with his daughter:
Mrs Emmerson Smith. at Woodstock,
Middlesex county.
Miss Roberta Hogan. of Upper King
William, is visiting the Misses Smith
in King and Queen.
On Thursday night the entertain.
ment for the Baptist Sunday school
was given and was much enjoyed.
The pastor, DR.. c. v. Waugh. gave
the infant class a christmas tree at
the parsonage on Christmas Day.
DR.. Howard. Of Hampden. visited
friends here several days during the
holidays.
Mr.. Carl Tomlinson, of the Southside
Sentinel, Urbanna, spent several days
in Richmond this week and called on
West Point friends en- route. Mr.. Tom
linson was accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. II. Clyde De Farges spent
Christmas with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingstone. in Baltimore.
Mr.. Leslie Kirby is on visit to his
parents in the Northern Neck of Vr
ginia.
Miss Flossle Dryden entertained at
her home quite number of friends on
Christmas night.
On Christmas Eve the Baptist par
sonage was invaded by committee,
while the groceryman went around to
the back door. The result was a
pounding" of the pastor and his wife
with no uncertain sound. The pantry
was filled. and the hearts OF pastor
and wife literally overlooked.
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in tho village Tor the last three months N, :
ginia Copper Company. has returned to his
Miss Ola Howard, who has been attending
srl,oo In Danvllle. is at homo for me ho' '
Mr.. j, IL Profit, d linotype operator for
the Buefeld Daily Telegraph, ~ WISHING
Ills grandmother, Mrs b. p Elnott, ana
other relatives In the village,
Mr.. Vance Merritt. q Wythevl!e. IS WIS
Miss Cora Dobbins. the principal OF the
High School. left last Saturday for her
home al RLner to spend the holidays. I.
Ia The fviilagali last Saturday on bus ness
Mics Maggie Willis. OF Wnllls, spent last
Saturday and Sunday At The home OF hef
pprents Mr.. and Mrs, David Willis. N
4 MIR, s. W.5TompktnH. al Hlllsvllle. is svis-
ting his mother Mrs J. - rompk ms, sneaS
!" Nj, ana Mrs p, y, Ruthsrtord and bs>y.
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OF Bristol. arc the guests Of Mr.. g. T, Evans.
"A Mr. Dana Conner. who has a position In
the post-offce In Roapoke. Is at the home
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D, B, Conner,
OH a sick leave.
Mr.. Vaubaum Lancaster. Is Visiting his
.lhother and other relatives near the village.
Mr.. IS. A. Wood. OF Grew, Is spending a
f,.w days at, the home of his parents near
Turtle Rock, and visiting friends ana rela-
tives In the county and village. q, MA
Miss Elvlra Vaughan. who has been visit
IinR friends and relatives In Roanoke, has
returned to her homo.
n Mr.. Howard Vaughan and wife, of Roan-
oke are visiting Mr. Naughan's parents,
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Petersburg Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
!, lP pr VA. December IS
where she spent some time with friends
In Normandy and Touraine.
of New York. are spending the Christ
Harrington's father, Mr.. William r.
:, Mrs: !. +. Boyktn. who has been
Hamilton at their home in this city.
Miss Berta Hamilton left on Thurs
day to visit friends in Pensacola Fla. |
Miss Virginia McKenney. of Bryn
Mawr College. lis spending the holt
Mrs. ". Gordon McCabe. Jr who has
been spending several months at Mag
nclia. Mass. and in New York City,
Miss Elizabeth Davis has returned
from school In Washington, D; c.. to
Miss Helen Cameron. of Ravenscroft
is visiting friends in Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Mary Mckinney has returned
Rev Hugh W. White. who has been
a missionary in China for the past
ten y s,aa Is visiting his brother Rev
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Charles Watson has returned
from trip to Asheville N. c., and
VIII leaNe ~ lew Gays 10 VISIT MS
Mr.. Samuel W. Budd. who is a, stu
dent at the Medical School of the
Johns Hopkins University. is spending
Tho holidays with his relatives in this
city
Congressman Francis R. Lassiter has
returned from Washington to spend
the holidays.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles E. Plummer
are Visiting. Mrs Plummer's parents In
l-o NJ Ky Ky o.,o.. cao
Washington, B. G., are visiting rela.
tivcs III this city.
Mr.; r. 3; Wilcox. Jr.. and Mr.. D.
Hamilton Wilcox, are spending Christ
mas at their home, Flower D Hundred,
on James River.
Miss Kate Mann has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. Morton Rid
die. in Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr. Andrew Allen is spending the
Mr.. Hugh Stockdell and Mr.. John Y.
| Stockdell are spending Christmas at
| their home here.
| Mrs. Grover c. Dula. of Richmond, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
NJ. Hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. McIlwaine. of New
| York, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam B. Mcllwaine. at their home in
| this city.
OF Virginia, is spending the holidays
Mr.. Donald Wright has returned
from Woodberry Forest High School
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Wright. '''@s'
MI. J. r. Moyler, Jr.. Of Roanoke,
is spending the holidays here.
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Floyd Social News.

Especial to The Iimes-D ispatch,l
FLOYD, VA, December 2s--Miss Vlrgie
Tsidlinger, who Is teaching school at Stone
wall. Is at home for the holidays.
Miss Lila Mangus was tho guest of Miss
Lucy STUMP this week
Colonel Rodger ]. Pryor, who has been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-29

Howard, ofsfthe University Of Virginia; II
H Howard,sf Of Richmond College; Walle,
OF Roanoke College q
A number Of citizens and ladies' ATTENDED
the funeral of Mr.. r. NJ. Simmons. who
died at his residence, some distance from
tho village. last Monday.
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Judg and Mrs. w. p. Vaughan. near Am ear
Misses Winnie yVhltlock and Sadie Rob
ertso n. who are attending school here. are
spending their vacation atsthetr home IN the
country.
DR.. D. r. cannaday and s. r. Cannaday
have returned from business Trip 10
Roanoke and other places @
Mr.. G. B. Keesee. Of Marttnsyllle, ~ WIS,
Ting his wife, who was called here several IRA !
days ago to the bedside Of her father. y :
Miss Kttie Mae Dillon, who - employed
iniIthe millinery department of fosenpau Y,
& Bros. Roanoke. passed through ,thsay! y 4
ents Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Dillon. to spend the
Mr.. and Mrs, j. B. Hamilton left Monday
parents, and expects to be away for several
wet ks El it'll ;ifgs u Il Il, v. ( -
The following students are at their holn e 3
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. MY FAULT"

Don't let IT be said that II was
your fault that Death entered the
household. GOWAN'S pNEU-
MONIA CURE cures colds, Group
and pneumonia. This fact has
been established. Then IL is
manifestly your duty to have a
bottle in the home External.
All druggists TODAY.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Missouri Still Hazing.

Rolla, Mo.-As result Of class RI.
valry of several weeks standing:
twenty sophomores Of the State School
of Mines were routed out of bed last
night, and, half-clad. were taken from
their rooms and tied to trees on the
campus where they remained until
daylight, shivering in the nipping at
mosphere. After they had been re-
leased by other sophomores the entire
sophomore class rallied. captured sev-
enty.fiye freshmen, bound their arms
with ropes and chains, and marched
them around town, accompanied by
the school band. School Director
Young was forced to declare a holiday
today, as the classrooms were vacant
The trouble arose over the refusal
of the freshmen to obey the in.unc'
tion OF the sophomores to wear green
caps with yellow buttons.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Gold from Denver Mint.

Colorado Springs.-Thousands OF
dollars in gold have been ilowing INTO
Colorado Springs from the Denver
mint and the flood of yellow metal
will continue to pour In so long as II
liz needed to meet the payrolls Oh the
reduction mills at Colorado CITY ana
the mines and mills in the Cripple
Creek district. The following state
ment concerning conditions here mas
been prepared for publication by the
Clearing House Association:
much has been said in the papers
IN regard to the efforts OF the banks
OF New York and other cities In oD,
tanning gold, but nothing has been SAID
In regard to what business men anu
banks here have done.
1--WE understand upon the best au-
thority that, by an ARRANGEMENT oe-
tween the United States Reducuoh
Works and the Portland mil! ana one
NJ the banks OF this city. about W.,
OOO I'm gold has been received IN thls
citv from the mint this week. THESE
sbipments of gold will be continued
indefnitely. This gold is not TO be re.
tanned. The arrangement Is that ~
sbnll he paid out to meet the payroiis
NJ the mills at Colorado City ana OF
tho mines and mills at Cripple Creek.
ITO show in what perfect haIniony
the banks are working In this Guy anu
also in Cripple Creek, this gold is 10
be Maid out for the mines payrolis re.
yardless of which banks the mines
Keen their accounts In
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Fierce Gale In Galveston.

Galveston, Tex.-A northwest storm
OF short duration with heavy rain
passed over this city October 30th-
The wind attained velocity OF sev-
enty-two miles an hour. One woman
was killed by being crushed by fall
ing house. Twenty frame houses were
blown down. 1t is estimated that
twenty persons were injured In the
western part of the city, where the
wind was the most severe. Several
business houses were unroofed and the
stocks of goods were slightly damaged
by water. The Mallory line wharf shed
was damaged to the extent of several
thousand dollars. A few cars were
blown from the tracks. The gulf re-
mained normal. There was no inter
ruption of traffic.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Farmer. VIII Hold Their Corn.

Lincoln, Neb.-The financial trou. .
b,es in New York. with their Ia.e, ,
echo I'm the West, has not aiarmeu
the farmers Of Nebraska. For M tne
last decade farmers of this state nav.
disposed of their crops by contthGs .sss
hafnre they were harvested, but th's
vear conditions are changed.
During the week word came 10 LIN. In,
coin from all sections OF the s'a.e se
to the effect that the farmers "a are re
building bins to store away the corr .n
thew are soon to harvest. They say say
thew will hold their grain for higner r
nrices. although as high as ~ Genus
is now being offered. ,,,,,, .e,, n
Some of them, of course. VIII sen v, =
mart of their yield within 1,, tne neil soii
ssw @ weeks; some Of them VIII a ss,a
their entire crop. while rev assI n~v1
already contracted for the disposa, a
Of their grain. These. however s''
IN majority Of the farmers. loca'
rrain- mon say, viii. hold tnelr .pt c.ops
n : hieher ngure. and some expscs .sss
4 cSnts 4 bushsl. They feei .ass9sse s
~ MI IS oAsrsd that price ? Wy
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Paraffine Wax at Florence.

Florence, Colo.-The United OIL
Company has just completed the cree
ton and equipment OF a large wax
works and lubricating oil department.
which from now on will be operated
in connection with the refinery. Today
the first cake of pure refined paratiine
was nodded. 1t Is the first made in
the state and marks the advent OF
new industry for Florence.
This department at present consists
of two buildings. one of which Is 2i0
feet long and so feet wide. with n
most commodious storage room in the
basement. In this building the watts
for boiling the oil are stored. Another
building almost as large contains the
freezers. separators and the hydraulic
presses.
After the crude petroleum Is treated
at the refinery and the coal oil and
gasoline removed. 1t Is piped into watts
contained in the first building men
toned and subjected to n heating and
agitation process which thoroughly
mixes 1t.
From here 1t Is taken to the frecz.
ers. which solidify 1t into parafiinc. 1t
then goes 10 the separators. which re-
move the most OF the oil from the
wax. After this occurs 1t is again Sub
iected to heat and passed through
powerful hydraulic presses. arranged
with numerous compartments contain.
ing finely-woven and tough cloth. which
removes every particle of wax from
the oil. The wax is then passed into
a refining machine and comes from
there perfectly pure and as white as
snow.
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Emmett Dalton Pardoned.

Topeka, Kan.-Governor Hoch Sat
urday afternoon issued a pardon to
Emmett Dalton, who has been in
prison for the Coffeyville bank rob-
berry in 1892 and whose parole was ex-
tended for six days. The governor
called Dalton to his office by telephone.
About s O'Clock he came from his pri-
yate office, shook hands with Dalton
and began to declare his confidence
that Dalton would become useful
citizen. In the midst Of the governors
speech the lights went out and the
room was left in darkness. The gov.
ernor continued, however, and handed
the pardon to Dalton.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Deadly Auto Claims Another.

Dcnver.-Whilc attempting to dodge
n speeding auto near Fifteenth and Cur
It's streets d. Y. Wheeler. veteran
salesman. and known to every druggist
in the West, was struck by an automo-
bile and sustained injuries that proved
fatal.
Those who occupied the automobile
were Albert Buchholz. 2727 Marion
street, Mrs Martha Jones. 1852 York
street, and her mother, Mrs. ID. w.
Jones.
Buchholz became frantic when he
saw the aged mans injuries. Mrs.
Jones and her mother tainted and had
to be given medical assistance.
Wheelers skull was fractured. He
was taken to St. Luke's hospital, where
he died.
For several years Wheeler had an
Office ut 312 Charles building. repre-
senting the Richardson Drug Company.
Buchholz. who was operating the
machine that killed Wheeler. says he
saw a man dodge red auto and then
walk in front of his machine. 1t was
impossible for him to slacken speed,
Buchholz said, and claims the accident
was unavoidable.
Wheeler was fifty-eight years Of age.
He had made his home In Denver while
in the West and lived at 347 1r-
yington street. He has two daughters.
Miss Marjorie Wheeler. living at In
dianapolis, Indiana, and Mrs. o. F
Shattuck Of Denver. The latter's hus
band Is a brother Of Judge Hubert l.
Shattuck.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Europ. Ru.he. to Boy wheat.

Chicago.-The break in the price OF
wheat brought large European orders
for Immediate shipment. Six hundred
thousand bushels OF red winter wheat
was sold here for shipment East.
Chicago bankers regard this move.
ment as significant Of the powerful aid
which the West is bringing to the a.
nancial situation. They say that II the
movement of the great staple contin-
,,es TO grow the obligations to this
country created abroad will be 10 large
thst II Will be impossible for Euro
M a. banks 70 retain their gold. even
81 Axing elIceunt rates q the mar
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Darinq Hotel Robber.

Prescott, Ariz.-A lone highway
man armed with knife, entered five
hotels in this city Saturday night, IA
talIv wounded one of the guests who
osrared resistance and made his es-
cnne after robbing a score OF people
encountered during his single-handed
raids. The man first made MS appear.
ance in the Schuerman hotei, wnure
he was discovered by Robert Lutehy.
The latter resisted when the roope,
made demands for his vaiuapies anu
was almost cut to pieces by MS assail-
ant,-He afterward went to the brlhk-
never. Head, Cliff and Globe hotels.
The Ordway new era., 1907-11-08
Certificate Plan Continued.

Denver.-At meeting Of the Denver
clearing house banks Sunday the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted. @,
.Whereas, New YORK Cnlcaso S.
ouis and other large Eastern cities
orc snil on the clearing house basis
and will not ship currency OF so,u "
their western correspondents eheie
fore, and for that reason, pc lt
"Resolved, That the Denver S.earans a,.,lt
House Association deems " sevlsap,v, " =.
and the public is hereby not.nsu .aa =
.no -. 49, H. Sorse basis ulAtil conditions
n II - naonsy osntse. 6 - ssss os.