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BUSINESS CHANGE AT
SALUDA.
Mn. 3. A. CRAWFORD PURCHASES
STOCK OF SMITH & co.

Saluda April 9.-Smith u Co..
merchants Of th:s town, have sold their
stock OF general merch to Mr..
f.. A. Crawford. MIR. Crawford was
formerly in business here.
Mr.. j. f. Smith, senior member OF
the Mrm Of Smith s. Co, will In all
probability join the knights OF the
grip.
Mr.. Hammond Etherid oaSest son
OF Mr. Alvin Etheridge OF this town,
was carried to Columbia yesterday to
be operated on for appendicitis. lie
was accompanied ny lis 11amily phy-
sician, DIR. s. NJ. Pitts.
Senator B. w. Crouch, who has been
con fined to his room more or less for
the past three weeks left yesterday
for Glenn Springs for a two weeks
rest and recreation.
The Saluda Telephone Exchange
company has been organized and a
local exchange will at once be installed
The line Of the Bell long distance to
Johnston has beer leased and connec'
tion will be maintained with it.
1t is the purpose Of the company to
build several short lines out in the
country surrounding Saluda.
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HARTMAN ORDERED BE-
FORE. COURT TO AN
SWER QUESTIONS.
INSIDE FACTS ARE DESIRED MAT
TIERS WHICH RAILROAD KING
REFUSED TO TELL In FEB
RUARY WILL NOW
BE FORCED
FROM HIN.

Washington, Aptil 0. According to
idecision rcl"hed By the interstate
comm trce commission tody, E Ill
Hartman will be made to appear In
United States cifcuit court in the State
OF New 3mk i'm answer to proceedings
- be Instituted to como:ll him TO an
'wer art I'm questions VIII 'ch he rcfu i.
ed TO answer when he WAS on the stand
tt tn recent hearing by the commits
ion in N Nw Y1rk. Numerous c,nfer-
ences have b'en held on the subject
ny the membirs Of the commiSSi in
an ic patton Of this action, which will
ne or 'usht as SION as MessrS Kellogg
ana Severance, special counsel. can
prepare the case f, r submission to ,b.
;ourt.
The hearing befor whict Mr.. Uarrj.
nan appeared was held i'm the latter
plrt OF Fsbrulry, and it was in con
1"c'ion with certain transactions e
the Union Pscitic thrt Mr.. Hartman.
)n advice of counsel, refused to ans
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w 4 the questions put t. him. 1t was
bro Ugh, on in the testimony that the
Union Pacific owned large am0unt OF
SOU hern Pacific stock. Mr Hartman
was asked whether any, ami If so nov
m lch OF hat stock belonged to himself
when he bought IL aud what price he
paid for it but h: declined to answc".
Another QUESTION which he refused
to answer, and upon which the comis-
iur d.SireS light, was whether or not
any OF derrctorS ~ the Union Pacific
were interested IL tn, sale OF certain
shares nf tick Of the New York Gem
Iral raiir al at the time they We're
old to the Union Pacific.
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r. D. MITCHELL TN THE
TOLLS
NOTORIOUS PARTY In BROOKLAND
ALLEGED TO HAVE ATTEMPT
ED CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON
NEGRO WOMAN.

II. ID. Mitchell of Brookland has been
bound over to appear for trial at Lex
ington in August on the charge of at
tempt to rape. The prosecuting wit
ness is Emma Lowman. negro wo.
man who accuses Mitchell OF annoying
her.
The amount Of bond was fixed at
$3.50 by Magistrate A. B. Bachman,
who held preliminary yesterday. p.
III. SJallings and @. Il. Weed are the
boncSman. Stallings said yesterday
that it is all fight on Mitchell be.
cause TIE latter does no. bear a good
name in the community andhe believes
Mitchell is innocehs Stallings said
also that the prosecuting witness has
bad reputation.
| At the hearing before the magistrate.
Sophie Bates aud emma Loman testi.
lied. The charge in the indictment
declares chat L. ID. Mitchell did will
fully make an assault with criminal
intent upon the person Of Emma Low
| man."
| The woman's evidence was that she
had been followed by Mitchell to the
house where she was stopping and that
ne grabbed at her and fell over
wheelborrow or he would have caught
her. There are several people in
Brookland who disbelieve the charges
although others are prepared to be-
iieve them.
Mitchell was arrested about two
years ago on the charge OF violating
the election laws. He was town mar
Sllnl at Brookland then. He was con-
victed at Lexington. Later Mitchell
was convicted OF gambling and SEN
fenced to pay tine Of SIS and spend
two hours i'm jail.
A special to to the State from Lex
ington says:
"oheritf Corley has been advised OF
the arrest OF L. ID. Mitchell at Brook
land under the charge of assault of
a negro woman last Saturday night
he was granted bail today by che
magistrate there. This same man
'nvicted at August term, 1905, Of
conspiracy in town election and sen
fenced to three months lie has also
been convicted of gambling there"
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RAIN FOR RIDGE SPRING.

Ridge Spring, April 9,-Mr. Bryant
Hughes. a man living about mile
from this place died here suddenly in
one Of the stores yesterday afternoon.
lie leaves wife and one child.
The was heavy rain with consider
able wind here SATURDAY night. Also
a heavy rain with some hail Monday
evening. The earth was very dry and
the farmers appreciate rain coming a t
this season.
1t is feared that the fruit crop will
be short th's year, due to the recent
C Id and the disease known as scale
which has very much injured the
, trees.
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AIKEN HOTEL CLOSES
THE PARK-IN-THL- PINES HAS A
MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON.

Aiken, April 9.-Hotel Park .in-the-
Pines closed on Saturday for the seas
on. alter having had the most success
full season in its history. This popular
hostelery was taxed to its fullest capa
city, and many were turned away for
lack If room. The extensive advcr-
Using campaign conducted by the no.
tel, resulted in bringing most excellent
results, and during the season large
number OF distinguished visitors we've
registered. The management and help
OF the hotel left on Sunday for the
| North.
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WALL PAPER KILLED
MANS THIRD WIFE

Chicago, April 8-A diSpath TO The
Tribune from Evansville, Ind, says:
Mrs. Zlchariah Watson, the third
wife OF farmer in Posey county, In
diana, died a few days ago, and yester
day it was discovered that her death
was due to the wall paper on the walls
and ceiling of the PAL lor that she clean
d two days before being taken i'll.
Physiciaps believe she had been poiS-
ened, but were unable 10 ascertain the
cause unit the wall paper was exam
inea and found to be impregnated Will
yirulent poison. Watson's first two
wives died in the same way, theiI
deaths occurring one and two years
lago.
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WELL KNOWN AND HIGHLY
ESTEEMED CITIZEN OF
NORTH AUGUSTA
PASSED AWAY
YESTERDAY
AFTER
NOON

A ken, April IL The news OF the
sudden and uuti nelly death Of Mr.. w.
A. Clrckly, which occurred at 12:3O
O'Clock in Aiken yesterday, brough'
sorrow to the hear S OF host of friends
both in the city and in North Angus
ia.
The deceased was one 0f the most
we'll known and highly respected mcu
i'm Aiken county. Last Monday he
left his home in North Augusta to at
tend court at Aiken and while at thai
place he was stricken with a sudden
and fatal illness. The most skilled
physicians were called in, but then
services were unavailng, and MI.
Cleckiy brcaLhed his last son after
noon yesterday
The deceased has been citizen aof
Nrri', Augusta fDr u number-or years
Du ing nat time he has closely identi-
led hs iuLere,;S With those of The
growing and prosperous little city,
and lie has ever b zen looked upon as
one OF North Ar5usta's most il. fucn-
tiAl aud highly respected citizens.
lie leaves a witc and six children.
The funeral ST. vices will be conduct
ed from the North Augusta kaptint
church This afternoon at 3 O'clock.
Tae following g1nllemt III viii act as
active plllbelrerS: MeSSrS. w. w.
staubes, a. Legue, B NJ. Young
blood, q ID johnson, G, l.. Jones and
}. ). Page.
rlt hDlprlry pillb3arers are as fo!-
lows: NJ .sSrs, II, l.. L. E)reman, r. |.
ii TIA, }. Z. MIc&ay, j ID. S. Fearey,
T.. q Billings and &c wh,tley.
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DR. CROS5ONS DAIRY.

Dr ID. NJ Crosson, President OF the
Frcdonia Stock, Poultry and Daisy
Farm, presented at our Office few
days ago sample Of the product OF
his dairy. !,e made his first shipment
last week which consisted of 80 pounds
of butter for which he received price
Of p cents per pound. The doctor
has made arrangements with this
same purchaser TO ship him the entire
output of his dairy at the price above
naned-Lcesville News
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Ion hld bech Issued IN favor uf tn @
20 ernor of that s,alc writes ~, J.,
o.,i,u ,,I,
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sheriff L, L. H.b1rI Of Aiken coun'
ty, >, Z, went to Louis lie, Ga, for
The purpose OF alrasling and taking
back 10 his s,ate ono S,,, rI,rr,,.,,
wanted tharc for l,ro,rv ,f,.+,us,.
"a, o ,..,
ivy 0'1 "'''o'' was '''e property
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INSTITUTE ON EVAN
GELISM.

An Institute on Evangelism for
Edgctie d aud Ridge AsSocia-
Ii,ns will be held at Ridge Spring
BAPTIST church, Tuesday. April 28
Program
10 4. NJ ID .vltioual Exercises
1879 A Nj Evangelism. It's Signi-
fcance n Burton. A. A. Bayly
IL: - A NJ The Church and Evan
geliSm j. G Blown, Jebez Ferris
1890 u. NJ. The Pastor and Evang"
lisln-J. T.. Johnson, John O. Guug,'
1880 p. NJ. lntermisSion.
3 = NJ. Local Needs and How to
Supply Them. w Blanton, G. f
HurtS
4 p NJ The Holy Spirit and Evan
YeliSm--B j. Woodward, j. ii. Ed
wards
8 Evangelistic Song Service
S:l5 7. NJ. Men and EvangeliSm-T
J. Mclean
9:l5P VI Prayer aud Evangelism =
w. ~ Dcrieux
General discussion will sollow thC
Sp, Gal addresses on each Subject
pastors and other visitors are re
qucSlC To notify J. IL. Edwards Ridg
! Spriug, :. e. as scon as possible an'
entertainment Will ho provided.
cordial invitation is extended
j. Ha-twe" Edwards Sec. Of Com
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negro Of C0!umbu', Ohio, to be aud =
Ioi o! the treasury Tor the navy de-
partment. Tyler is the man who il
was arm 'uncsd haJ been considered
by the president fur a federal position
III Onio, particularly that Of surveyor
or customs at Cincinnati.
The situation in Ohoi was through
lY canYaSSed, bat there was decided
pppo tion TO giving Il colored man
such a prominent position as those un.
der consideration
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BABY BURNED.
BEDDING CAUGHT FIRE AND
NEGRO INFANT CREMA-
TED WHILE FOUR
YEAR YEAR OLD
CHILD POWER
LESS TO SAVE
BABY.

Newberry, S G, April 10 AN eight
month old negro child was burned
80 deBth on the JOhnstone place near
.Newberry Friday. The child s parents
Dad gone TO TO Il spring nearby, and
left the infant in the cradle in charge
of u four year old Child. when they
returned they found the cradle in
flames and the child was burned o
death berOrr it could be- rescued
II is supposed that he older child
was playing in The fire, and acciden-
cradle.
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KILLING FROST
JOHNSTON.

Johnston, April IA heavy frost
fell here last night and early vegeta-
tion has been killed as result.
MessrS Sam. Smith and Wade Tay-
lor are critically i'll.
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REV. JOHN ]. JOHNSON
DEAD AT CHARLESTON
HE W AS AUTHOR OF THE De.
TEASE OF SUMTER" AND OTH
ER HISTORICAL WORKS.

Charleston S. c, Apr.l S.-Rev.
John j. Johnson, d. D., l.. l.. ID OF st
Pa,iipS church Major OF engineers in
chlrge at Fort sumter during the siege
OF the sixties and an author Of the Do.
fcnsc Of Fort sum ter and other biStori-
cal works, died last night at the age
uE seventy eight years.
lie lefba widow AMI several sons and
daughters,
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COTTON MARKT.
3atesburg spot II
PERSON AIS.

To the delight OF her many r 'ndS,
Miss Katherine Cullum has returned
home after an extended visit t. friends
and relltivcs at Palm Beach Fla.
Mr. w. j. Hatcher, Of Johnston,
was I'm town Monday on business.
Miss Lucy Littl,j I'm, spent Monday
In Columbia.
Mr.. U g. Etheredge spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs U. Etheredge. He was
accompanied by his friend, Mr.. Leroy
Woodward OF BarnweI.
Mrs. j. A whitten and little son
spent several days in August this week
Mrs. j. Frank Knee"e and sister
Nora Crouch spent Saturday and Sun.
day with Mrs. l.. a. Horne at Ridge
Spring.
Mrs. Jim Clark OF Columbia, spent
Saturday in town with relatives.
Mrs. w, A. Couch spent several
d .ys at Wards this week.
Mr. Manchester Watson OF Ridge
Spring was visitor TO our city Monday
Mr.. Mccall Ridgell h,s returned
from Atlanta.
Miss Maude Lee Ethcredge left
MondIy afternoon for Chicago, Ill
where SHE will remlin for some time
Miss Idl Boat~right ot near Lees
vile paid her sister isS Nary BoAS-
wright brief visit Moody,
Mrs. Tom Hatp and Miss EYcnlyu
A,bil were visit rs % 6alcSDurg today.
Mr.. j. l. Gum, ht> returned fr m 4
visit to his SITTER a: VIrgina.
Miss Tullye Btlucl has returned
from weeks visit to relatives iu Au-
gusta.
Miss Ami, Winters of Mt.Ebal was
was In town shopping Saturday.
Mr.. Villa n Cato OF Monetta, was Il
visitor to BItesburg MollAy.
Mr.. Barrett Jones has returned
from pleasant visit to his parents,
at KeiShaw
Ms Ahce Rlnkin spent a few days
with friends and relatives at ColuDia
last week.
In a letter written TO the Advocate
from Nh. ii B. Garvin AT Wagner.
he slyS tRlt that the farmers ar. all
well up with their work, have alb ~
iiniSh.! planting c)rn and hive their
cotton ground ready for the Il 'ecy sta
Pile
Mr. : w G. Ftrber speat a few DAYS
in Columbia tins week.
Mr.. ~. w. Watson spent Wednes-
at Columbia.
Mr. aud Mrs G. w Th0mGS havere-
turned 10 their home at Florence Sun
day.
Mr.. a1d Mrs. NJ. b. Edwards spent
Sunday at Leesyillc.
Mr.. -. p, Hartley and mother re-
turned home Monday from visit t,
Ashevllc, n. G..
L',l-. YrncY s. Williams Of the u
S. n IVY has re'urne to his duties ar
ter pIyiuS Il short visit to his home II
Colu n1i", md h, I'D h)m5 pace OF
r. f. d. No. Batesburs
Mr.. John stevens hlS moved t.
Patesburg from II f. -. No i.
Mr.. w. G. Farbcr is in New York
Epic pal services will be held il
Kamincr Hall Sund ay Afternoon a
four O'Clock.
Re-. R,yal Shannon house Of Edge
field VIII ofiiciate.
Mr.. IL + Carter Of Danyi'l lie Va on
OF the Southern Railways genial repre-
sen.ativcS paid BateSburg visit Ici
tcrday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. Il. Craven Of la.
per, Fla are in town for few diy
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MARRIED.

Ga Slndly morning at II O'Clock at
the home OF the brides father i'm Lex
inzjCn, Tr. Reuben D. MeciZe Of near
Iremo. and Miss Fannie Son, of Lex
ington. were married by the Rev. W
l.. Keel. Both uf these yGuug people
are quite popular. They will make
their home in the Fork.
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FOR SALE

Fresh straw berries at twelve and
Gle half cents per quart,
Dr.E c.Rldgeii Batesburg S. c..
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Put your Cow in DR.. Z. G Ridge rs
pasture 81 ID a month -Yoa will get
more milk AMI b utter.
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kilograms received at 12:05 this
afternoon by the Columbia Record
states: That Harry X. Thaw's case is
still i'm the hands of the jury, but 1t Is
rumored around the court that a mis-
trial will be the outcome. District
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GOV. TERRELL INFORM
ed

Atlanta, Ga, April. l0.-A South
Carolina sheriff who has RECENTLY
visited JefferSol county, Georgia, to
get prison ,r, from whom a reaulsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-17

Burrows, Senator and Mrs. Foraker, Sem
ator and Mrs. Dryden. Representative and
Mrs. Mann. Representative and Mrs. Low
den, Mrs. Stevens, Judge and Mrs. Gary
and Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Eddy.
Justice and Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson
were dinner hosts last night IL honor of
the Secretary of TIE Interior, Mr. Hitchcock,
and in the company to meet him were Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Day, Senator and Mrs.
Scott. Representative and Mrs. Dalzell,
Representative and hrs. Sibley. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. George l.. Lilley. Gen. ana
Mrs. John Watts Kearny. Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Marye. Mr.. ]. b. Henderson.
Mrs. John a. Logan and Interstate Com
merce Commissioner Martin A Knapp.
A pretty wedding took place last night
at the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
4th and Il streets southeast, when Miss
Mary Elizabeth Toulson and Mr. Arthur
Clarendon Smith were married by Rev.
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much of its success II was conceded. was
due to the efforts of the reception and floor
committee.
Rev. DR.. Childs. chaplain of the society.
offered the invocation, and Mr.. Fred ID.
Owen presented the colors, attended by a
simple but impressive ceremony, and during
Continued on Seventh Page)
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Miss Julia Belrose will sail on the White
Star line Celtic the 10Th of this month
She will go to Rome and later join her
brother, who is attache of the American
diplomatic agency at Cairo, Egypt.
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Miss Josephine Abel, whose engagement
to Mr.. George r. Wales has been recently
announced, is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. P. Johnson, 1902 r street.
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Mrs. Charles J, Train, widow of Rear
Admiral Train has announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Grace T. Train,
to Mr.. Myron w. Whitney, jr., of New
York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ackert have
invited the officers of the classes of the
George Washington University TO meet the
members of the students ball committee
next Monday evening.
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dinner last evening Col. and Mrs Bromwell
Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock, Mrs Herbert
Shipman of New York Miss Harriet Wads-
worth. Miss Sanger, Miss Hoban Miss Ide
Mr. Frederick Caldwell. Mr.. Holmes, Mr.
Bingham, Lieut.. Shackford and Mr.. Schief-
felin of New, York. Like most of the other
dinner parties last night at which the
younger set were guests. this company
went on later to the Bachelors german.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-17

Mrs. J. Schiffman of 1862 Harvard street
will be at home Fridays the balance of the
season.
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Mrs. Dahlgren of Nashville Tenn, is Wis
lting Mrs. Henry Johns Rhett at 1907 Con-
necticut avenue and will receive on Sat
urdayS.
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MARRIED.

FISHER-MARTIN. January Is. 1907 at Christ
Church, Phladelphia; by the Rev. r. Heber
Barnes, ROBERT ]. FISHER. Esq, and
LOUISE. daughter of the late Henry Martin OF
New York city.
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Today at noon at the Raleigh Hotel Rev
Father Williams of Baltimore performed
the marriage service for Miss Kathleen
Sheridan, daughter Of the late Capt. John
Sheridan of Mount Savage, Nd, and Mr.
Benjamin Brays of Cumberland, Nd. Miss
Aimee Sheridan, sister of the bride, and
few personal friends of the couple were
present at the ceremony, which was fol-
lowed by collation. and the departure of
the newly married couple for honeymoon
journey.
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Mrs. H. w Birgfield of New York is
west.
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Mrs. Henry May, who was at the opera
last night in New York with Col and Mrs.
Franklin Bartlett was handsomely gowned
in heliotrope brocade and lace with a tiara
and necklace of diamonds.
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Miss Cannon was another hostess of yes
terday afternoon and had Mrs. L. White
Bushey presiding at her prettily arranged
tea table spread in the dining room.
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Mrs T. F. Gibbs and her daughter. Mrs
j. H Andrus of Michigan, are at the West
minister, corner of 18th and streets, fol
a few months.
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Senator and Mrs Hopkins gave a dinner
last night, when their guests were the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw, Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Harlan, Senator and Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-17

Mrs Somers will be at home tomorrow
afternoon and Friday, January %, at HOO
NJ street
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Miss Alice B. Shepard as bridesmaid yes
terday in New York for her cousin, Miss
Irene Fitch Shepard, at her marriage to
Mr.. Burnell d. Barker of Boston wore like
the other attendants very smart costume
of pink satin and hat trimmed with pink
and gray feathers.
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Mr.: and Mrs Henry Clay Browning and
Miss Browning are spending the present
week in New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Carter of 4OS 10th
street southeast left on the 14th instant for
Ashevlle, N. c., on account of the health
of the former.
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A largely attended reception and enter
tainment was given last evening at
Rauscher's by the Sons of the American
Revolution. 1t was an annual affair, and
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and Miss Juliet Agnes Cummins, all of Del
aware, are located at the Ebbtt House for
the winter
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Mr. and Mrs. Shonts gave a dinner last
night, when among their guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee, Miss Jean
Crosby Miss LIE Bourgeois, Miss Ffoulke,
Miss Calf. Mrs. Chapman Smith, Miss Nor
gan, Count Bernesdorff, Capt Crosby, DIR.
Langhorne Mr.. LIE Teller of the Belgian
legation, Mr. Tuckerman. Capt. FitZhugh
Lee and Mr. William Reyburn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will have
with them over Sunday Ex-Governor Frank
lin P Murphy of New Jersey. Mrs James
l.. Kernochan of New York, Miss Eleanor
Young of Denver Captain Bentley Mott
and Captain Jack Crawford the poet scout
of the west Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will give
dinners Sunday and Monday nights.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-07-15
GALLEGOS PITCHES FINE
BALL AT AMARILLO.

Dan Gallegos, recently of Roswell
but now of the Amarillo ball team.
is doing good work there, as the fol
lowing from the Amarillo Herald,
testifies:
IF Dan Gallegos were to run for
mayor of Amarillo today he would re-
ceive almost enough votes to elect
him, for it was him hat on the after
noon of July 4 SHUT out Amarillo's
rivals, the Canyon Cowboys, without
a hit Or run and brought to Amarillo
what she is justly entitled to-the
Championship of the Panhandle. Gal
iegos is the latest adjunct to the Am
arillo pitching corps, and on Thurs
day afternoon Captain Hutchinson
nominated him for slab duty in tie
most important game of the season,
and as to the wisdom of the choice,
every fan in Amarillo will agree.