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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
CHARLOTTE SOCIAL

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. January 26.-At
an elaborate luncheon given by Mrs.
Thomas S. Franklin at her home on
last Avenue Wednesday afternoon. the
hostess announced the engagement of
Miss Addie Belle Barron. in whose
honor the luncheon was given. and Mr..
Dahney Nar1rough. OF this city. The
wedding is set for May 29th. Miss Bar
son lis the daughter Of the late Rev.
Or. a. O.. Barron. who died suddenly at
Orange. Va. while on "a visit to his
daughter, Mrs. w. G.. Graves, at thac
place.
Governor Robert -. Glenn was Wis
itOr to Charlotte Tuesday, and in tho
evening was entertained at an eIabor-
ate banquet. given by the officers Of
the local Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation
Ex-NiCe- President and Mrs. Adiai H.
Stevenson. OF Bloomington. H.. Will
visit Charlotte shortly as the guests OF
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. Martin d. Hardin.
Mrs Hardin is their daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson arrived a +. Montrc this
week and VIII spend a while before
coming TO Charlotte. A number Of re-
captions are being planned in their
honor
Mesdames y. S. PeRram and l. w.
Withers and Miss Addie Belle Barron
were hostesscs to their mother at an
informal reception Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Barron Will leave shortly 10 visit
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GLADSTONE

lSpeeia to The Times Disuatrh1
GLADSTONE. VA. January ~6.-Nr.
p :. Jones was called to Beaver Dam
Yesterday 10 attend the burial OF Dis
uncle. Mr.. Falkner fills his office du-us
his absence.
Miss Winifred Meacham. who has been
very much indisposcd for ths last few
DAYS. loft yesterday for her home. az
Rock Castle
Capt. G. o. Burks has returned from
a visit to friends st Mantco.
Mr. y. ID. Booker is quite SICK with
pneumonia.
Alossrs. McCLc. FOX ana Gaines paid
flying trip to Lvnehburg Sunday.
Mr.. A. Mcdonnell. Of Mcdonnell x CO..
railroad contractors has returned from
@ visit TO friends in Canada and other
Northern places
Mrs. g. T.. Ross. who has been ouHc
sick. We arc glad 60 learn is much ina
proved.
Mr.. Graham. Of Richmond is the guest
o. Mrs. q. w. Jones. az "The Gladstone. 90
Mr.. A. r. Dennis has just returned
from q business trip 10 Richmond
Mr.. H. y. Pierce. OF tho resident en-
ginoer corps at this place, has accented
more lucrative position with another
corps la West virginia Iio made rri-
merous friends during his short stav
here. who regret Ne~v deeply losing him
from their midst hut wish him much
success in his new vocation.
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night with Mr.. and AIRS. Ellis Martin, OF
Manchester
Miss Dora McCaw is the guest OF Miss
Margaret Jewott.
Mrs. IL C. Honer was in Richmond
Tuesday.
Mrs. laura Jewett Misses Florence
and Alice Jowett were the guests OF Mrs.
w. l.. Field Sunday.
AR Richard Jeffrtes spent Sunday with
his brother. Mr.. J. W. Jeffries
Mr. Basil Winfree spent Sunday With
his parents. MT. and Mrs r II. Winfree
Miss Emma o. Winfree spent several
Say with friends in Richmond this
week
Miss Kitty Eastman. Of the Manchester
school. Is at home sick with the measles
Mr. David FurlOiue was a guest We'd
nesday OF Mr.. f. w Bailey.
Mr. a. r.. Fclch. who was recently
married has the best wishes OF his
many friends here.
Mr.. ID. H. #. Jewett spent Monday
night with his parents, Mr and Mrs. j.
W. Jewett here
poet 10 have a large crowd at the meet
ing here. They have five men to iul-
tate. and they expect a big supper
Mr.. SelwAn Hancock celebrated his
fifueth birthday Tuesday night BY giving
his friends hig supper.
Mrs. W. r. Field was a guest Monday
night or Mrs. j. g. Harry Of Bon Air.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag.e. II Charles city.
were the guests % relatives and friend 8
here recently.
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MIDLOTHIAN

MIDLoriIAN. VA, January 26.-A
brotherhood Bible Glass was Organized
al old Jerusalem Baptist Church here
last SUNDAY afternoon. with the follow
ing Officers: Messrs. j. w. Jcfferjes
PRESIDENT w. r. Jewett. Vice presi-
don't; rs. u. Bass secretary: T.. w
Bailey, Treasurer. and NJ G. Horner.
Teacher. Among those WHO Joined the
class ore tho following gentlemen:
Messrs. W. G.. Owens. r.. S. Hass J. w
Jcwett. Jr. J. j. Jewett, q. vs.. Morris
settc. ". J.. Lester. y w. Rudd. lee
Rynaldo. Lewis Butler. Thomas Butler.
j. T.. Holt and Rev. j. G. Harry.
Mr.. Louis j. Mcintosh. OF Richmond
General Secretary OF the Virginia State
Sunday school Association made a most
appropriate address. This class is the
second that has been organized Ga this
locality. Mr.. r. a. Justis. or Bethel. hay
ing organized one last year The class
just organized by Mr.. Mcintosh will meet
every Sunday afternoon in Old Jersualcm
Church here. Mr. Horuor teacher OF
the Glass is one OF tho best Bible scholars
in this section
Mr.. l.. w.. Bailey. Sra spent Sunday
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five young ladies. gave a high-closs en-
tertainment at tile Town Hall on Thurs
day evening. il was universally consid-
cred tne best OF the series given this
winter under tile auspices Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF St PauIs Episcopal Church.
The annual meeting OF the board OF
trustees 81 the Baptist orphanage was
hold Tuesday at the orphanage
There We're q large number of members
present from different parts OF the state.
and tho meeting was in every way one
Of unusual enthusiasm
Miss Kate Evans very charmingly en-
tertained small crowd at a chafng-
dish party on Tuesday night AT her home
ln West Salem The evening was spent
playing bridge. followed by a delightful
supper on the chatting dish.
Those present were: Misses Matte Hen
derson. Gussie BOwles. Kate Evans. Mabel
Bowman and Mrs. II. NJ Fox; Aiessrs.
II. N. Fox. Allen Greenland. J. X. Bow
man, LOOMS Kelly and Dr. G.. r. Koontz.
Mrs. A. G.. SPOTS and son. CORTLAND.
were tho guests of Mrs. :. NJ KilIian
this week.
Mr. Lyle McClung left Saturday for
North Carolina. where he has accepted
a position.
Mr. O. L. Stearues left Tuesday for an
extended trip through tile South on bust
ness
Mr.. J. G.. Hooker. Of Richmond. was
the guest Of Colonel a. NJ Bowman on
Wednesday
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Old Point Comfort

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, January
26.-AlthOugh there were few large en-
tertainments during the week, there were
numerous small affairs.
Last evening Captain and Mrs. William
p Pence and Captain and MIS- T. n
Lewis. OF the Post. gave a military
euchre in the Administration Building. at
which the guests were from the Post
and hotels
Miss Carol Duncan. q Washington. the
daughter OF Colonel Duncan. Of the army
IS visiting her brother St Thomas Dun
Chamberlin. 81. Duncan gave a supper
III her honor, AZ the Fortress Monroe
club
After the hop on Wednesday evening
Mrs. Richard Coke Marshall of TIE Post
gave a supper for Miss Leize Weaver
and Miss Eugene Hazard. of Washing
ton.
Major and Mrs. Charles J. Bailey gave
a dinner on TUESDAY evening when their
guests vera Captain and Mrs. Joseph
Tracy, Captain and Mrs. Herman Shule.
and Lieutenant and Mrs. john GuHcs
Colonel and Mrs. George r. r Har-
rison gave dinner On Tuesday evening
also.
on Wednesday evening Captain AIexan-
der Sharp. T.. =. h.. and Mrs. Sharp
gave "A dinner AT the Chamberlin, where
they arc spending some time.
Mrs. Samuel Slarte. or the Post. was
the hostess at a tea on Thursday after
noon for Mrs. J.. b. Winston, OF Han
over Courthouse. Va who is a guest
at the Chamberlln.
Recent arrivals at the Chamberlin in-
clude Mr.. Grace r. Croker. Rutherford.
n. J: Mrs John 4 croker. Paterson. y.
J.: NIr. and Mrs Samuel T.. Holt Cats
Kill. y. ". Miss Ethel Pew. J. W Pew.
Arthur T. Pew, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Airs. James O. Sullivan. Lowell. Mass /;
Mr.. and Mrs. William h. Randall Pei
ham Manor. y. y; Mr.. and Mrs II. r.
Sanford. New Haven. Conn; Mr. and
Mrs. William j. Wiuett. New York: Mir.
and Mrs. r.. $. Rlnnells, Cincinnati.
MT. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Muchnic. J..
HOnigman, Miss Honigman. Miss Bran
don, New York; NJ. and Mrs. w b
Denny. Pittshurg Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Dawson. Miss Ethel Contiin. Phila-
delphia; Mr. and Mrs w. c. Merrel, San
Francisco.
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her dauehter. Mrs. W. C. Graves. at
Orange. Va.
Judge and Mrs. b r. Long have is
sued Invitations 10 the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Lois. and Con
gressman-elect Richard y. Hackett.
from the Eighth North Carolina Dis
trict The wedding will take place
IhuFscay evening. January 1st. at
"Oakhurst" the handsome Long home
at Statewide Mr.. Hackett is 4 young
man OF fine ability, popularity and So
cial standing. and Miss Long is one
or the foremost bellies and beauties OF
the State
Mrs. John Wilkes and Mrs Lockwood
Jones received from 4 to Thursday
afternoon at the Wilkes homestead
On West Trade Street. a number OF
society matrons assisted the hostessos.
Ar and Mrs. W. =. Land. who have
been visitors at the home OF Mr. Paul
c. Whitlock. have gone TO Greensboro.
where they VIII be the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. John y. Wilson and Nj. and
Mrs. W. +. Harrison before returnine,
10 their home AT Hamlet
Mrs. w. q. Graves. OF Orange. Va
is visiting her sister. Mrs. K 5. Peg
ram. on East Morehead Street
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Mirabeau Hughes. the Nlecklcnburg; AIr.
w. II. Reeve. MorTistown. y j.. Mrs
g.. j. Bergen, Haddonueld, y. j.. Mr..
+ 7. Gill HaddOnfeld; Mr.. W. O.. SOUL,
Philadelphia: Mr. T. T. Harvey, Nor
folk; Mr.. n. r Cooley, Chase city; Mir.
=. l. Walker. county. Mrs Borden and
Mrs. Royal were first I'm at tho death
and shared the hOnors OF tho brush. MIS-
Royal, however, having previously won
one, gracefully waived her claim. and
tho brush was presented to Mrs. Borden
by Colonel Hughes. NJ r. II.
Miss Z. Thompson. Of Boston. accom-
panied by her friend. Miss Macbeth is
spending some time here Miss Thomp-
son Is "a very pleasant exponent Of tho
literary culture of her otwn. and is Civ
ing the Boston Courier her Impressions
OF virginia. whose principal places o.
interest She is now visiting.
Miss Annie Thomas, OF Norfolk. who
has recently been the guest fn Richmond
~ Mrs Robert Tabb. is now visiting
her cousin, Mrs. W. r. Hughes, OF tie
Mecklenbmg
Mrs q. b. Law. OF Cincinnati. Is SPEND
ing some time hero. visiting her sister,
Mrs. y. j. Cooke.
Miss Bessie Robertson. Of Chapel I'm.
y. C.; Is very attractive addition 10
the Young set here. Miss Robertson is
popularity known in Richmond. whore
she was student for several years in
tho v onan's College. and where sine has;
since visited friends She is under the
caaperonagc OF Miss Mary Carter Ander-
son. and Will spend sOue time here.
Richmond is represented by Mrs w
T. Dabney. Mrs q. L. Anderson. Mr..
j. T. Cottreli, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. e..
Brauer.
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MANTEO SOCIAL

MANTEO. VA. January 2s-M- VIM
gate. OF New York. is at BucNnshan
Courthouse for Lls health
Misses Matte Omohund-o. Toulsa
Dean. and Alice Evans. o. Iyrchburg.
is visiting AIRS p. To- Omohundro this
week
At the unique meeting OF tho Junior
Aid Society az the Courthouse or tha
10Th. the aprou-hemming caused muolr
merriment. Messrs F-aak Swoope an !
wiley Helard tied for the prize oe
hemmiug the best apron. though M.
E.trreiI was close behind chem. uul
AIR. Walter GNlian won fho boobv
pri1c-two "nu-d4y suckers" in a box.
Ms. William j.. man WAS trc guest
or Mrs. j. b. Nowbins lass week
Mr Herbtrt Noan cput.n nlafes ro-
iug to Sew York shortly % enter late
b-slness.
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Bon Air Social

,sl---.sI 90 The Times D.spatch)
BON AIR IA. January -6.-Mr. and
Mrs Polk Miller have returned from
a. visit % Mrs. Jacob Bates. in Balti-
more. Mt Miller is now on bust
JOSS trip through tho South. and viii
jJ- absent two months
Misses Annie Gully and Eva Talcott
lave boon recent guests OF Miss Eliza
both Cooke.
Mrs. Rudd returned To her home in
Jowhatau. accompanied by her daugh-
IT, Mrs IIaskins Hobson
Misses Edith Tazen. Grace TIazen
Hnd Olive Moulton entertained tho
Library Social last week.. Assisted bv
Mrs. W. u. Smith. they served a most
delicious salad course. coffee. hot Viz
Einiu biscuit pickles and rosotte
Nafiies.
one OF Josephine Dasllam Eacon's
stories was delightfully."- read bv Miss
Miriam Brndle. The guests present
were Mcsdames Hang, Dodds. Miller.
Cox. smith, Burlington. McClucr, With
ers. Morton. and Misses Miller With
ers. Cooke. Cook. Irindlc Williams and
Miss Cardweu. Of -4anover.
Tho Industrial Chapter members
have planned TO give an entertainment on
Snrove Tuesday. February 18TH. They
viii serve hot pancakes with syrup and
coffee. Sentimental and comic Nalcu-
tines ana candy will Doe for sale. Tie
Mrs. Norman Morton.
Two other entertainments will loo
given between now and Lent-one for
tho library fund. by the kindergarten
scholars OF Miss Moore. and the other
~ the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Meth
odist Church. The former will be o
Mother Goose party. the tiny tots all
zen costume" and in tablcauN. The
latter viii be a. Valentine party at the
parsonage. The dates viii be named
later
Mr.. Arthur T.. Adamson leaves next
week for birmingham. Ala. where Mrs.
Adamson is visiting Mrs. Sam Cowcn
Mrs r. McC. Burlington and Mrs
Norman Morton spent Friday in Pow
hatan with Mrs. Richard Bcllamy
MIR. G. r. Whitworth. who has been
sick for several months. was we'll
enough to attend IN Washington this
week tho Photographers Union meeting.
MT Whitworth. who is chairman OF the
Southern system OF the union. returns
10 Washington i'm February by an
pointment to meet President Finley
end the general manager OF the road.
when he hopes TO do great things for
lis fellow tclegraphers who have
placed their trust IN him and given
him big share OF responsibility.
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In Fredericksburg


fttEDEkICkSBUitG Va, January .6.
Mrs. w. F. Price gave a delirbtfut
reception at her home here one evening
this week IN honor OF Mrs. L. Smith
AGREE. OF Petersburg. The decorations
Wore IN palms. flowers, and candeiabra
with pink shades There were many
callers. and the reception was an sle-
giant affair.
Miss Josephine Maddox entertained tia
Tuesday Evening Card Club this week.
number Of young people participated
in tho games. The FIRST prize was won
by Miss Page Waller. Mr.. Ceorro
Washington secured the BOBBY.
Miss Elizabeth Meetze. o. washinss
ton. Is here visiting her sister, Mrs..
w. j.. Cnowning
Mr. George Monoure. OF stafford corln-
g.. has gone to California on an ex-
tended visit.
Misses Margaret and Judith shepherd
have returned from visit 10 friends In
Richmond
col. -. ID. Cole. who has been sick for
several days. Is somewhat improved.
Nr. and Mrs. Ashby Moncure. who
have been the GUESTS o. Mr.. aIoncure's
parents. M. and Mrs Powhatan Nom
cure. have returned 10 thcir home in
California.
AIR. aud Mrs. Thomas S. shepherd hsss
returned from their bridal triD ana ars
at tleir home here.
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GLOUCESTER SOCIETY

GLOUCESTER c. II. VA. January
26--The musical CITY Of the dogs and tho
inspiring bark on" Of the NJ +. II.
was heard from morn til eve on Sat
irday last. when about sixty hounds
from Matthews, The Dragon and Robins
Neck combined forces on the Indian Road
and gave his foXship 81 lively chase
through the famous ''Campfield' farm
and the surrounding country.
Misses Margaret Arthur Tabb and Mari
eta Slingluff showed their skill as eques-
triennes Of merit by following the most
daring riders through close underground
and over stiff fences. Miss Tabb being
first in at the death. was awarded the
handsome brush" OF the first fox
brought to earth.
The concert given under the auspices
Of the Sally Tompkins Chapter Of the
Y. y. G. on General Lees birthday, was
largely attended. and "A very pleasant
afternoon spent Mr.. Morrison Shackel-
ford, accompanied on the plano by Mrs
Malvern NewcOme, gave several charm
ing selections on his violin. A number
Of choruses we're rendered. and Mrs. VIII
liam Groves delighted her audience with
two beautiful solos after which after
noon tea" was served. Quite a nice sum
was realized by the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Waikup and little
son. Linden, and Mrs. Burch, OF Rich
mond. s. T., arc with the Misses Dab
ney at ''The Exchange"
Mrs. Thomas r. Martin has gone 70
North Carolina for a few days
Miss Vandersiice is the guest 81 Mrs
William r Jaeger at Glen Roy"
Mr.. II. r. Dabney left on Tuesday for
Great harrington. Mass.
Judge James L. Taliafcrro spent sew
eral days in Richmond during the past
week,
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Mark-DOwn Sale of Furs

One lot of Sable Opossum Fur
Stoles, Fancy Neckpieces and Ties.
were seas and $7.4S. 90 no
no" ---...- -.--.--.- pOsOO
$1,000 and S7.4S Fox and
Sable Opossum Scarfs, or On
now ..-....- ..... 90.UU
$500 and $4,000 Isabella
Fox stoles. full length: Mark
Down S a / g price, CIR m
only -.---. --.---. U1JsUV
$500 and $4,000 FOX
stoles, cape effects. cor M
no" -.... -.-.----- pEOsUU
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s7.fS Sable Opossum Or ~
Muffs now . bI.UU
$1,000 Isabella Fox ~ RI
Muffs. pillow shape. now D .OU
A ful line of Natural Squirrel.
all reduced
S74S Dark Squirrel Ties.
o %i5'- Down. Sale .i,.. price. $500
fui i' ieo SS sq no@ l.. Ties $3.50
nsS $50 snaps s'G a5% NUNS. NUNS. $500
So Pillow Shape rIO M
Squirrel Nun now. 9IU.UU
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News From the Linen Section
1850 for Strictly All-Pure-L 1910
Towels---full SIZE AO3S

Mill Ends pieces Of goods from a piece at a
point where mperfection is discovered The quality
as good on side upon the other of damaged
piece, hence mill quite good large piece
from which it has been give explanation
show that when MIL Ends at much less than
value Of article in the larger piece do show you
inferior goods but goods every way
equal 10 the pieces from which they
Mill End Table Linen II and S-yard pieces value
soc yard; preinventory price, long they last
yard
% Irish Point Squares tops or pillow shams
reduced TO Just half price These the end very
large consignment received Just before holidays
See Kitchen Crash DC yard.
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MECKLENBURG

Special % The n-s-Disnatch1
TIDE MECELENBURG. CHASE CITY.
VA. January 26.-The fox-hunts OF the
past week were particularly fine and
were largely patronized Tho riders
were six hours out Those who rode
straight to the hounds were Mrs J. A.
Royal, Oe Boston: Mrs. ". T. Borden
OF Goldsbu~o: Mrs. \. J. Cooke OF tho
Mccklcnbwy; Colonel ". +. Hughes,
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Mark-DOwn Sale Of Waists

M az
in
Waists trimmed effect $3.50, IN nO
DI.U
slightly Wash Waists good 40 n
odd and Waists; special. 20
psss "- s~'..s- lawn ana CSC
ea t bargain 61@' r'a s Waists. os.1i@ $348
~. ana ss Fancy PLAID s1 Waists now on sal. $4.98
On: ' o. ' i-s.. WAISTS IN oao sizes. were 'o@ $3.48
in and Ian
ps @s are c.''' trimmed IN Val lac. and m:aalon' $498
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l2ssc Mourning FlanneIettes
1000 yards, will be sold for
f On StIs SC yard

Bingham Style Prints IN new plaid weaves: ~ +
yard .-.-..........o.. ..-.............. t1IHC
BATES Woven Madras Plaids new pat 1917
terms; per yard IL/2C
HENLEY sERGEs. stripes and plads; look like 7 =
ne real wool Serses; per yard -.....---..-... IOC
Printed Madras. in neat effects very fine 1917
quality yard. Observation-Disclosures. I/I1C
j 1-2c Minerva Percales. light dark pat ~
terms, large assortment; per yard .......-... lUc
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SALEM S0ClEI

Especial 20 Tho Times Dspatch)
SALEM VA, January 26.--The Har-
bnony Company, or Boston, composed OF
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-24
Early B.lloo. Tragedy.

Count Zambeccari the balloonist, had
Mt least two warnings of the terrible
fate that finally befell him. Twice his
balloon descended in the Adriatic sea,
and he was only rescued from the
waves when death seemed certain. But
Nemesis overlook him one September
day. In 1872. When he was descending
after a trip from Bologna his balloon
caught fire when about 100 feet from
the ground. The count leaped from the
car and was picked up dead, while his
companion suffered terrible injuries,
from which, however, he recovered.
Less than three months after this
tragedy two French aeronauts, De Ro-
sier and Roman, attempted to cross
the English channel from Boulogne In
gas balloon thirty seven feet in diam
eter, beneath which was suspended a
smaller fire balloon. When the aero
nauts had ascended about 5000 feet
the spectators were horrified to see the
balloon burst into a mass of flames
and drop toward the earth with the
speed OF spent rocket. Rozier was
dashed to pieces and killed on the
spot, and Roman only survived few
minutes.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-24
Do Animal. c...,t s,,.,s.,


do not believe that animals ever
commit suicide. do not believe that
they have any notions Of death or take
any note Of time or ever put up any
oiun game or ever deliberate together
or form plans or forecast the seasons.
iney may practice deception, as when
olrd felgns lameness or paralysis to
aecoy you away from her nest, but
tnis' OF course, is instructive and not
conscious deception. There is at times
something that suggests cooperation
among them, as when wolves hunt in
relays, as they are said to do, or when
ney hunt in couples. one engaging the
quarry in front while the other assaults
IL from the rear; or when quail roost
upon the ground in ring. their tails
70 the center, their heads outward, or
as when cattle or horses form a circle
"hen attacked IN the open by wild
beasts, the cattle with their heads out
ward and the horses with their heels.
VI course all this Ia instinctive and not
tne result Of deliberation. The horse
Always turns his tail to the storm as
"eii' and cows and steers. IL I remem-
per rightly. turn their heads.--John
burroughs in Outing Magazine.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-24
WEDDINGS
Hotfman.W .Welsh.

Thomas NJ. Welsh and Miss Helen
Hoffman were married last Friday,
Jan. IS, at the home Of Mr.. welsh's
business partner, S. f. Martin. 1921
Thirteenth avenue. The ceremony
was performed at high noon by Rev.
]. A, Davis in the presence Of the
relatives and immediate friends.
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with Christmas greens and a
profusion of red peoples. The bride
was neatly attiredsin her going away
gown which was dark tailor made
suit. Following the ceremony a
sumptuous wedding dinner was
served by Mrs. Martin.
The bride is charming little lady
from Williamsport, Penn, who ar
rived in Greeley Wednesday evening
and the wedding is the elimination
of romance extending back num-
ber of years.
The groom was formerly a resi-
dent of Williamsport but has been
IN Colorauo 1our years and the last
two years has been in the real estate
business with S. F. Martin. He has
the respect of all who know him and
is prominent in Epworth League and
church work.
The young couple left on the
afternoon train for a tour of the
state. About fifty friends we're at
the train and literally showered the
couple with rice and confetti and
distributed handbills through the
train announcing the recent mar
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh will go to
at 141S Ninth street.
On their return MIR. and Mrs. S. F.
Martin will tender them reception
The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-24
Better Street Lights.

The municipal committee of the
Commercial club and a special COM
mittee appointed for the purpose met
with officials Of the Northern Colo
RADIO Power company Tuesday to con-
slider the question of better street
lighting for Greeley.
President w. J. Barker Of the
company stated that they had al
ready ordered nearly Us, 900 worth Of
material for bettering the lighting
service in Greeley and at the same
time to give a reduction in cost.
This equipment will be installed
within the next three months, or as
fast IS 1t arrives.
The plan Is to discard the old
1900 candle power arc lamps and to
install lamps of smaller power but a
great many more Of them, thus max