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ce'lise diplomas were awarded to Misses
A.nes Holzgrefe, Resale Kain, Gertrude
Wright. Marie Powers.
Senior Grades.
Tho Rev. DR.. Magrl conferred the follow
Ing premiums: III 49,
First premiums upon Misses Katie Davis,
Ncttie 1.ohnlan. Mary AIcDonough.
Eighth grade. first and second premiums
Marie Rahbe Helen McDonough. q 5sl55.,
Business course. first and second pre-
Wright. Agnes Hozgrefe. Nettio Lolman.
Katie Davis. Annie Davis. Mary McDonough,
Helen McDonoush. Marie Knabe.
intermediate Grades.
miums-Misses Julia craven. Ellzabne,h
Agnes yondelohr. Mary wright, ann '
Wright, Marguerite Dugan, 1lathorlie Ryan,
mary Starkey, Margaret O'Neil, virginia
T'nsity' annie Murphy, Irma Strauss
Misses Christine h,, Moyor, Margaret Wright
'riconl, Cocelin sioworB, Mary Hogan. aosnlIe
Hulchor, Elizabeth Donnhuo Elxabo-'h
Powers. Rose Mcdonald, Katherine Barnet,
l'ifth grade, first and second premlumr.-
Mis- Misses Mary Davis, Ella Duffy, Pia Della
Mu'a, Marie Iolzgrofo, Mary Mornno, luia
Blankonship. Cecilia Mcdonald Ma. JVo:t.
Gonevioye Raabe Adelaide Ryan, Loretta
;iare cnmmlns: Mary cnvnnaugh. Ethel
Oncay, HALLE lnge Gertrude Tompleton.
MADELINE johnson. Alice Murphy Regina
Walsh, Regina Brannan, Lille NicI,ao. "a d
Fourth grade, first and second premiums
Misses Mary Donahuo. Annie Walsh, I,en-
nor Donahue, TeresEs Fauhaber. Margaret
Dudley. Annie McDonoush. Carrie Landors
Genoyiove Omen. Nellie JenleIns Margnrat
Costello. Nollie Whitlock. Ethel HeInz, IS. g.
sle Phnup, Mary Barnett, Irena McDermott
Third grado FIRST and second. premiums--
Annn Powers. Madeline Meyer. Edith cul-
lum.f Hoen Showers, Florence TIL ,rnton.
Mildred Jacobs. Roso Roarlon. Irene Note
Lindsay schopnoes Nancy Gallagher, Helen
Fe.thaus, l5lmldn Onosty, Angola Moran,
Carrie lingo. Edith Krinn, Florence Hyde. II
Second grade. first and second premiums
Margaret Burke, Lucille Rnnstetter Mnrsn-
ret Linari Ireno Loddy, Helen Cavlnaigh
Louise BlanlSenship, Estelle Whitlotk,
Agnes Whalen, Margaret King, Latitla Gil
Ito, Margaret Martin, Madeleine Costello,
Katie Keayeny, Madeleine Clay, Minnie
Wilkinson, Ollie Waters Pauline Narduccl,
Helen Nolte. Maud Sullivan. Marie Oman.
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y i il I + f
l<atie Davis. Annie Davis, Annie MsrpkysS
Gladys Robinson. Mary Cavanaush. Mary
Starkey. HALLE fnge, Mary Wolf, @ Julia
Blankens hip, Gertrude Templeton, trn1a
Strauss Edith KCinn. Margaret Marin,
Mary Hogan. Edith Culum, Bessie T haup.
Hellon Felthaus.
Vocal class, first and second prenlulns
Misses Itosallo Kahn. Agnes Hozgrefe. Cc-g
celia Byrnes. Bessie Masurier. Cecel!a Me-
Evoy, Ethel Burke, Estelle Kahn Eva Ma
honey, Mary Thsfey, Gertrude Wright. Ma
rio Powers, sFlatioa Davis, Nettie Lohman.s
Mary aicDonoush, Annie Davis. Marie
Stonhrech Marie Raabe, Helen s. Nc
Donongh. Julia Craven. Elizabeth Craven,
Margaret Hughos Ruby West. Agnes Yon-;
doleir, Mary Wright, Annie Wright Mat
guorlte Duggan Kntio Ryan. Mary Starksy.g
Margaret O'Nais virginia Tinsley. Annie
Murphy. Irma Strauss, Christine Meyer
Margaret Wright Gladys Robinson. Nellie
Marin Marie Mortconi. Cecelia # siawers.
Mary Hogan. Rosalie Hulcher Elizabstlls
ponnhuo. Elizabeth Powers. Rose MOD
aid, Katie Dnrnett, IA
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ST. JOSEPH !; CLOSES
ITS BEST SESSION
Final Exercises at the Academy
Of Unusual Interest and
Largely Attended.
H0N0Rs ARE AWARDED

The closing exercises Of the seventy
second session Of st. Josephs Academy
were held in the auditorium of the
Academy yesterday morning, in the
presence OF a most. sympathetic and
|arpreciativc audience. that included a
number Of the visiting clergy, the
friends and relatives OF the students,
and Mr.. Walter G. Mercer, the director
of the chlldren's chorus In the Wednes-
day Club. III
was the Coronation March," Meyer
beers trio. beautifully executed by
Misses Agnes Holzgrefe. Katie Davis
ana Nettle Lohman.
This was followed by "Memorare,"
Lambillotte's arrangement, sung In
chorus by the senior vocal class, and by
a trio, Edward Hoffman's knocking
Bird."5in which Misses Katie Davis,
Annie Davis and Nettio Lohman took
part,
The star performances Of the vocal
class, however. We're tho rendition Of
the lovely cantatas, "Thc Legcni OF
Bregenz." by w. Bendall. and "The
Wishing Bell" by J, II. Barnet. The
girls. In their pretty white gowns and
saslles, made charming picture as
they filed into place on the stage.
Tho chorus work was smooth, clear
and harmonious. the children singing
with perfect precision and readiness
from memory. The solo parts taken by
Misses Marie steinbrccher. who is the
possessor Of II remarkable mozzo So
prano voice; Bessie Masurier and Rosa
lie Kahn, Sopranos and Miss Cecilia
Burns. contraltO. We're exquisite, ana
were all and each most heartily nm
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s1InrAy--1Sirk.

<rl,e wedding OF Miss Caroline Eunico
kirk, daughter Of the Rey,, I, y. 1,. @.
Kirk Of Lakeslae TO % the Key. frank ran
brhted yesterday Mt IL A. M. III .1'ctli-
lehem Baptist Churcli, Henrito county,
tho Rsy DrJanes Nels9n 9,,catlmg
directed by Mrs. William Tlcet Kirk,
who wore white SILK null and u chiffon
hat.
y Miss Frances Miller Hardy. OF 1Inr-
risonburg, Va, was maid Of honor. sho
was gowned in cream wolfe, worn with
Il black picture hat. The brldeslnaids,
Miss Margaret Crlsmond, OF Freder-
lclksburg; Miss Annie Laurie billiard
Mss afah hsanfh y LpMfeS%R q pe ca
Laneview, Va. had on white Persian
null frocks, white lace hats and white
slesiy s'. j ~ ~. ,..,, y.
bride, was best man, and tho follow
!,sui Hardy. Of .sSitel,bacK. ". VI,
MI. j Braxton Miller, OF West Viz.
Lakeside: Mr. Buford Nuckols. Of John
sons Springs, Va. and Mr.. Joseph
Cropp. OF Richmond.
me bride came In with her brother
with q blue hat, and carried q shower
OF Bride roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy
left by tho noon train for trip North.
They Will return to Atlee the latter
part of June.
WilIinsl,nm-GIenn.
4 wedding q unusual interest In
this city took place at noon yesterday
or Fayetteville, N. c. The contracting
parties were Or. Denjamin j. willing
ham. son Of tho Rev. DR.. and Mrs. r.
Mary Pemberton Glenn, daughter Of
the late Edward Glenn. OF Macon, Ga.
Tho groom's father performed the core
fnony.
Tho only attendants ,wero Miss Re-
becca Glenn, OF Raleigh. n: G., dnugh-
ter Of Governor Glenn, Of North Caro-
lima, who attended the bride as maid
of honor, and Mr.. John J. Ballou, Of
After a Northern trip. Dr.. and Mrs.
Willlngham Will make their home at
Hope Mills. N. c.. where DR.. Willing
ham has been practicing medicine for
the last SIX months.
IkeIlcy--Gnde.
Tho marriage Of Miss Eva May Guide
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. u. -. GUIDE.
Of Highland Park. to Mr; Walter I:
at o'clock.Iin St Mnry's Church. Nnp-
tinl mass being eslebrated by the Rev.
BRIDE and Mr.. BERNARD KInsley, were
tho fishers ana only attendants
The bride wore champagne silk with
hat and gloves TO match. After an ex-
tended tour. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Nlll
reside IN Richmond.
wedding Announcements.
Alr. and Mrs. John Benjamin Finder
announce the engagement of their Sis
ter. Miss Katherine Belle EPinder 10
Sir. Robert Lee Rand, Of Raleigh, NJ.
G. The wedding will take. place We'd
ncsdny. ] ,ine 10th! at Ii o'clock M.
ut No. 2t9 South Third Street. No
cards issued In the city.
Cards Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 3. Barton have issued
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SONS or VETERANS
PLAN INNOVATION
Lee Camp to Invite Confederate
Speakers to Annual
BANQUET.

r, +. Lee Camp, No. 1. Sons OF Veterans,
held a most enthusiastic meeting at the
camp HALL on Monday night, when re-
ports from the various reunion COM
mittees were submitted and discussed
and much routine business transacted,
Tho hard work performed by the In
dlvidual members during the reunion
has had the effect OF drawing the men
together in more fraternal relations,
which bids fair to do much toward
building up the camp and stimulating
Interest along ali lines. It was report
cd by numerous members that a large
number OF prominent Richmond busi-i
ness ana professional men had recent-
" signifled their desire to unite them
selves with the camp. and the sRre-
tary Issued many blank application
forms for such use.
It is proposed that in future the
camp shall hold an annual banquet, at
which prominent officers Of the Com
federacy shalt be invited to speak.
The plan suggested proved attractive
to MI present. and the matter Is to be
taken up again at q later meeting.
The camp committees to meet the
trains and give information to strang-
ers spoke in highest terms Of the as
distance given them by the Cur lines,
uLu VIC AOliO"lIes resolution was or
fcred, adopted and ordered to be sent
to the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company, the Richmond Traction Com
pany, and be spread on tho minutes Of
this camp:
Whereas, during the recent reunion
OF United Confederate Veterans when
the great crowds Of strangers. many
of whom were aged and inf1rm, made
the work Of our train committees diff
flcult and heavy. the officers and men
OF the local street car lines freely and
courteously assisted in every way pos
siblei therefore, be 1t
Resolved. That this camp oftlcially
notify the Virginia Passenger and
Power Company and the Richmond
Traction Company of its high apprecia-
ton Of courtesies rendered, and ten
der It's sincere thanks to the officers Of
said companies. the conductors, motor
men and inspectors. whose thoughtful-
ness and care Of the safety ana comfort
OF our guests entitle them to the
thanks not only Of this camp, but OF
the entire city.
The next meeting OF the camp will
be held July Sth. An elaborate pro-
gram Is being arranged for. that occa-
sion, when several young members Of
the camp VIII be called on to address
their comrades.
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8 Gonevevo Wright, Teresa Mornno. Mary
9 I1ugnn Helon Raake. Virginia. Harton. Mar

x. q
Genevevo Wright Teresa Morano. Mary
I 2, , Helon Raaf e Virginia Harton. Mar
First grade. nrst ana second premiums
Mary King. Nellie Marin. isabella Mornno
Isabella Cinconet. Grace Ryan, Eleanor
Walsh, Forinn Dorntn. Frances Gillio. Rosa
Gallagher, Nora Dugan, Mary Onesty
Catherine Ryan, Zelda Nora Ida Onesty
Emma Coll. Madeleine Callahan.
Primary grade. first and second premiums
Josephine Folthaus. Elizabeth Dugnn.
Helen Startcy, Louise Linnri, Ararrnret
,Cassatta. Madeleine Morano. Wright, Mar.
ducci
At class. first and second premiums for
drawing and painting--Misses Ae-as Ilnla-
ErofG, Mario Powers. Gertrude Wright. Mn
2Donnurh Nettlo 1.ohman, Annie rnvis,
Alice Gilman, Ruby West, Marie Raabe,t
3IIolon McDohough. b. schafrcr. Alice Grf-
nth, Gladys Robinson, Adelaide Ryan, Ethel
SOncny. RossIe Phaup, Edith Murray.
Music class, nrst ana second premiums
Misses Nottie Holman. Agnes 1Iolzgrefe,
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Would Be Rare Execution,

3 19177VS~01ST1tCTTJ
I NORFOLK, VA. June 12,-should
Leo g Thurman. convicted in the Cor
Ing Walter p. Dnlsen February 1st.
last Year, be Hanged, which seems
probable, he will be the first white
man legally executed in Norfolk for
more than ono hundred years.
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DR.. q. w. James and his soi.s.a w.
|. 1a ' :" l5r., arc y Newport Ncws.af
Mrs; n. =. Wilson, Of Stanton lis III
tile city.
4 Miss Clara Davis Id spending u few
days with friends y Newport News
Mrs. N. v. Randolph spent Monday at
the Jamestown Disposition.
!, ! Mr. G. W " Hammer has ret,irned to
after spending two weeks In Richmond.
Major and Mrs. a. D., Reynolds have
returned to Bristol, after q pleasant
trip OF two weeks to Richnond, Nor
FOLK and Jamestown.
Miss Miriam carper has returned to
her home II, fredericksburg after a
Visit to friends here
Mrs. William bernard Bates has re-
turned to Roanoke. after spending u
mont, With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry r. Pollard.
Mr.. and Mrs. robert r. spates Of
Winchester, Va, will arrive shortly
t. Visit friends; riley will also VISIT
Mrs. Wauchope, of this city, and Miss
Katherine Wnuchope, Who has been at
guests Of the Rev. a. D. Wauchope In
Bridgewater, Va.
Miss Jean Watts, who has been
visiting visiting here and also attend
Ing the exposition, has returned to
her homo In Roanoke. Va.
Mrs. r. II. Bransford will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Harry,
Rodenbaugh, in Bristol. Va.
Mr.. John L. White. who has been
Undergoing medical treatment here.
has returned to his home in Bowling
Green, Va.
Mrs. g. g. Taliaferro and Miss stock
dale. OF Roanoke. have been spending
several days here.
Miss Dollie May has returned to her
Richmond, Washington and Jamestown
Exposition.
Mrs. James a1cMurran is the guest
OF her son, Mr.. j. Z. McA1urran, In
Newport News.
General John E. Roller and little
city.
Mr.. Eajah Taylor has, left for the
exposition, accompanied by Mr.. James
r. Taylor, 5Jr., and his son, Master
Stuart TaYlor. ~ w
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL.
Yt,Ynt.t,1,AX

YfiyTf1ttDJky.
Green mi Crttry Wedding In vt.
JniiieH EiltscOI,nl Church Ut ~ a. NJ
fkclley.tsti,lc wedding yfn ~. Mhry's
Catholic Church ut ga. y.
SVillinElia iii. Eiciiii wedding III
1Fhyettcvll1c, N. 1C., Mt IL NJ.
COhimciicGin cnt OF ~ STE JOAc1tlysa
Actislc my ut ~ A. NJ.
TO.DAY.
Meeting of Church I'LL tixl!ihry,y
9ltrtrcnt for the Sick, mt 4 no T.. MI.
with Mrs. nj. w. l'cyscr, at No. 3Ob
North Twelfth street.
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Mr. Nicholas Wood Flournoy, of
Charleston; ". Va. is attending tho
National Hardware Convention. and is
Flournoy, at No. 1G East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert winston arc
spending two weeks with their son.
Mr.. James Winston, in Newport News,
they Will visit the exposition before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. B. B, Baggarly, OF Washington,
Va, who, for the past week has visited
her sons. DR.. G. NJ. and i. G. BagRarly,
OF Richmond, and later tho Jamestown
Exposition, left Norfolk yesterday for
home. accompanied by Miss Yetta
Baei ecke, Of Holland.
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Miss Mary Gooch Anderson. az cur.
ton Forge Is the guest Of Mrs. r. T,
Hunter, at No. ais East Franklin
Street. "a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil D. Rea burn, whose
marriage took place. In Roanoke on
"Wednesday. June 9Th, have been spend
Ing q part Of their honeymoon here.
Flncastle. Va, on Juno both. Mrs. Rea-
burn was Miss Sallie Moore Carper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

MT. G. Whittle Sans returned to Nor
folk Saturday, after spending two
weeks in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. Helen Ransom has returned from
the exposition where she has been
spending several days with party OF
friends : q si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. James McMurran Is the guest
OF her son, Mr.. j e. McMurran, In
Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Miss Josie Fowler has returned to her
homo In Newport News after spending
a week with friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. Robert McCullock, of st. Louis,
Mo-. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
John 7. Campbell In Lynchburg,, on hor
way home, after attending tho reunion
hero and the exposition.
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Misses Helen Wilson and Eliza Ham
lin. of Danville. Va. and Miss Vir-
tglnia Tate, Of Memphis. Tenn, are
spending some time IN Richmond at
No. 2l5 East Franklin Street. Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. c. L, snidow, OF Lynch
burg, are in the city, Ell route to Nor
folk and tho jamestown Exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. W. a. Daniel Is the guest OF her
brother, Mr.. II. 3. Lane. in Frcdericks-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Miss Dollie May has returned to her
home In Tazewe1l, Va, after visiting
Richmond, Washington and Jamestown
IIxpogtton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. G. c. Taliaferro and Miss stock
dale OF Roanoke. have been spending
several days here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Miss jamie Moore. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Warner Moore, has returned
from Baltimore. where slle ATTENDED
school during the past session.
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. Miller AfcCue, of this
city. and Mrs, w. C. Marshall and son
A1cCue. of Staunton, have left for Min.
Sneapol!s, MINI. to visit Mrs. Marshall's
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Miss Eloise Murray Is the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Philip r. Rhodes, in
Newport News. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. William w. Myers Mrs w. hi,
Myers and little dalghter. l Mrs. Is.
Withers Sydnor and Misses Mary and
for two weeks stay at the exposition.
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cc,tise, diplomas were awarded to Misses
Alnes Ho1zgrefe Resale kain, Gertrude
Wright, Marie Powers.
Senior Grades.
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Mr.. John L. White. who has been
Undergoing medical treatment here,
has returned to his home in Bowling
Green, Va.
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welding Announcements.

a1r.and Mrs. 8. u. Barton have issued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs. !. II. Geddy, OF williamsburg, ID
visiting mrs Manfred Call insthis city.
Mrs. w. x. Martin Ia the guest OF
CAPTAIN and Mrs. esse s. ] ones In New
port News.
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: Mrs. Mary Moore has returned tc
after Visiting In this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-13

Mrs r. II. Bransford will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Rodehbaugh,y in Bristol. Va
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MI. James o. Kirk. brother Of the
BRIDE was best man, and tho follow
Ing acted hs tho Eroomsmcn: Mr.. lacy
Paul Hardy. Of Switcllback. w. Va,
Mr., j. Brnxton Miller, OF West Viz
Einia;. MIR. Arthur q. Cartwright. OF
Lakeside: Mr.. Buford Nuckols. OF John
sons Springs, Va, and Mr.. Joseph
, 1907-12-02
FINANCIAL WORRY
Doesn't Keep People From Eating.

No use weeping, keep oil eating and
let the Wall street fellows walk the
floor. The general business Of the
country is on a safe, sound, solid and
sensible kasis. Don't compare this with
'93, when everybody was poor, and
there was little in the country to eat,
but think Of the condition now. Rail
roads cannot handle the business.
There has been some undesirable finan-
ciering way down east. A lot of fell
lows have had frequent brain storms.
1t means fewer monkey dinners, less
watered stock, and more common
sense in the financial world. Solitaire
canned goods, Ribbon coffee, Up-tc-
Date Flour and Cooper Wagons are
safe investments, always in demand
and are good staples.
Eighty millions of people are still
eating, while a few are weeping. We
want your business. Keep your cour-
age and your currency. We can use
checks, exchange, po%stofice orders
any old thing, so it is good. +.
, 1907-12-02
THE CLUB
HAS CASH
FIFTY DOLLARS DERIVED FROM
WoMAN'S CLUB ENTERTAIN
MENT TO BOOK FUND.
Interesting Meeting Saturday After
10 Reports of Finance Commit
tee Giving Net Proceeds of Min
strel Entertainment at Sev~enty-one
Dollars and Fifty Cents.

There was a general meeting of the
Laramie Woman's club Saturday after
moo in the club rooms at the Carne-
gle library building, when considerable
business of Importance was disposed
of. The attendance was quite large
and the interest lively all through.
The report Of the finance committee
vas read, showing the receipts OF the
recen entertainment given by the club
some evenings ago. The report show
ed that the club had netted $71.50, and
of this sun $50 will be given to the
book fund of the Albany county public
library. The remainder will go to the
club treasury.
Will Revise the Laws.
Considerable time was devoted to re-
vising the bylaws of the club, there
having been suggested some important
changes. Miss Agnes Kleeman, a
teacher at the West Side school, rem
dered a vocal solo, with Mrs. William
Marquardt at the piano, and Mrs. 2.
w. Lee, wife of the superintendent OF
the city schools, gave an informal lee
ture tn The Progress OF Education"
The meeting was very enjoyable.
Special Meeting Tomorrow.
Tomorrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock
there will be 4 special meeting of the
club to dispose of the funds of the
club, and the president, Mrs. Patched,
asks that all the members be present
who can make it convenient to attend.
, 1907-12-02
THE ELkS' MEMORIAL
WAS WELL ATTENDED.

The annual memorial services by
Laramie lodge, Elks, at the Elks' home
afternoon, was quite well at
tended. The eulogy was delivered by
d. N. Stickney and the memorial adj
dress by Judge Carpenter. Both Cap
tain Heavey and DR.. c. A. Ballard we're
unable to render the solos for which
they had been selected in the prepare
ton of the program, DR.. Billiards. voice
being affected by a severe cold. Miss
Brown and Miss Peabody were present
and Dean Bode rendered a piano solo.
, 1907-12-02
FASTENED HOME BY
WORD OF WlFE's ILLNESS.

Harry E. Hunter OF Walden, who re.
turned last night from Omaha, where
he had been with a shipment Of cat.
tie. was informed here of the illness
OF his wife, and fastened to her bed
side, sending word by telephone to
have a team waiting at Woods land,
ing, expecting to make a quicker jour
ney from that point than by the stage.
He was accompanied to Woods by
Frank McCasland, who had been to
Omaha with him. .
, 1907-12-02
What's

worth doing is worth doing we'll. If
you wish to be cured of rheumatism.
use Billiards. Snow Liniment and you
will be well cured" A positive cure
for %sprains, neuralgia, bruises, con-
tracted muscles and all the ills that
flesh is heir to. A. G. NJ. Williams,
Nayasota, Texas, writes:
Il have used Snow Liniment for
sprained ankle and it gave the best Of
satisfaction. l always keep it in the
house" Sold by L. j. Mills, A. Drug
gist.
, 1907-12-02
STOLE MANS COAT
AND THEN LOST 1T,

A man named A. B.. Armstrong, sup
posed to be a sheep herder from Rock
River, was fined SIS and costs in the
police court this morning for intoxica-
ton. He was also charged with the
but he afterwards lost the coat and
paid the wner for it, so that charge
was not pressed. He did not remem-
Der stealing the coal and could not tell
what became of it. Another man was
fined the usual IS and costs for intoxi-
cation.
, 1907-12-02
SHEEP INSPECTOR is
BOOSTING FOR MEETING.

C. e. Very, state sheep inspector, is
in the city today, says the Rawlins Re
publican. Mr.. Very as we'll as the
officers of the Wyoming Wool Growers
association is doing a great deal of
boosting for the state meeting OF flock
masters, to be held in Laramie Janu-
airy II and IL. The call announces
that important subjects will be discuss
ed, among them being the 28-hOur law.
the forestry policy of the administra.
tion, the markets and wool auction
sales.
, 1907-12-02
EXPERIMENT OFFICERS
ATTENDING SHOW

Director j.. d. .Towar Of the expert
ment station, who was present Satur'
day afternoon at the wedding anniver
sary of his parents at Lansing, Mich,
will go from there to Chicago, where
he will be Joined by Prof. Mcconnell,
the animal husbandman at the station,
in attendance upon the international
fat stock show. The parents of Prof,
Towar celebrated the fftieth %anniver'
sary Of their marriage on the farm
where they had married in 1857.