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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
CURRNT EVENTS
IN LOCAL SOCIETY

The season for the romantic early
morning wedding is on, and the first
one will be that of Miss Leila Hard.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. g. ID. Hard
of Helena. to William c. Rowe. The
wedding will take place Tuesday morn
ing at Z o'clock at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. A. f Eberhardt.
only 4 few close friends will be pres
ent, and the young people will leave on
an eastern trip Immediately after.
They will be at home after June l at
7o5 South Main street.
Miss Rosemary Glosz returned yes
terday morning from the northwest,
where she went to give a concert under
the auspices OF the Wagner club of
Spokane. Miss Glosz was entertained
extensively during her visit. an elabo-
rate reception last Monday in her hon
or at the home of Mrs. F. T. Gregg be-
ing one of the chief events.
X 4 X
Mrs. f. Morrison Grout arrived in
the city Thursday evening and is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Granger.
Mrs. Grout is well known TO the lit
erary fraternity Of the coast under her
pen name, Becky Sharpe
X x X
There was a delightfully."- informal
hop at the post Friday evening follow
ing the regular band concert In the hon
room. Later Lieutenant and Mrs. Paul
c. Potter entertained a dozen friends
at chatting Ssh. supper at their quar-
tiers.
Mrs, A. z. Creary and Miss Rather
ine Creary, formerly we'll known here,
are spending the present week in Pasa-
dena with Mrs. James w. Neil and
Miss Neill at their home, 400 Arroyo
terrace.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson, who has
spent the winter in Chicago with her
brother. has issued invitations for a
tea TO be given tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs, Russell L. Tracy will give a
bridge tea on Tuesday for Mrs Alma
Katz and Mrs. Blackwood, who is Mrs
La Notes guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman are here from
Evanston. Wyo., guests for a few days
OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Fabian.
X < x
Mrs. J. F. Dunn is back from stay
OF a few weeks in Chicago and New
York. She has brought with her Miss
Trainor of Chicago. who viii be her
guest for a short time
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Mrs. d. f. Gleason OF Ogden is In
town visiting friends for few days.
X X
Miss Katherine Judge entertained a
dozen friends at a dinner last evening
at the Judge home on Brigham street
X X
MIR. and Mrs J. 3. Power of North
Dakota are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Walter Scott Of Fort Douglas.
X X X
Mrs Sol siegel will leave the middle
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defray the expenses of the state feder-
alton president to attend. the biennial
OF the general federation to be held in
Boston, and small donations of money
were made to the Garland club. a new
club which is having q hard struggle
and 10 the Utah Archaeological society
for bringing from Panama a portion of
the Yale archaeological exhibit.
communication was sent to the
state prison. board asking that some
means other than street cars be used
for the transporting of prisoners to the
state penitentiary. The next meeting
of the board will be held at Canyon
Crest so that the members may see
some Of the good works of the fedora
ton as shown there. Mrs. Cummings
entertained the entire board at a lunch
con later.
The Ladies' Reading club met at the
home of Mrs. James Dinwoodey Tues
day. The days lesson completed the
second book of the years series,
American Literature" by William c.
Lawton. Mrs. John link read a most
excellent paper upon the Cardinal
Points in Recent Fiction
Mrs T. H. Smith and Mrs. j. NJ. An
derson met with the club again, Mrs.
Smith having been on a months visit
with friends in Seattle and Mrs. An
derson in Denver. Refreshments were
served and the club adjourned to meet
with the president, Mrs. w. T. Hudson.
Tuesday next.
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The next meeting of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will be held next Friday
afternoon at the usual hour Rev p
A. Simpkin will speak on 1.-THE Bible
as Literature" and Mrs. S. O. S. Mel
den will give a paper on Artistic
Bookbinding. The music will be fur
nished by Miss Jensen, Mr.. Rogers and
the club chorus.
The Spirit of Liberty chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
will hold the April meeting next Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. d. B. Mudgett
at $50 Third avenue. Mrs. L. II. Stohr
will be the chairman of the afternoon.
x -
The Utah Sorosis of Provo met Sat
urday with Mrs. Cornelius Lund. Mrs.
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of the week for Baltimore on visit to
! relatives.
I Miss Minnie Burmester entertained
/ five tables of bridge Saturday after
1 noon at her home, 149 y street, in
honor of Mrs. j. d. Beasley of Idaho
/ Falls, who is visiting Mrs. II. II. Law
I SON The rooms were decorated with
red carnations and ferns. Prizes were
/ won by Mrs. H. H. Lawson, Miss Lee
more Morse and Mrs. ]. d. Beasley.
tanning by her sister, Miss Louise Bur-
mester. Angela and EsteIle Dunyon,
Mary Snedden and Jessie Davis.
/ Miss Rose Bergerman is now in Pu-
eblo, Colo, visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Somehow, who gave a party in her
honor on Friday last She will re-
main there for month.
The members of the NJ. NJ S. club
met at the home of Miss Myrtle
Bowers last Thursday evening, and
spent a very enjoyable time. Miss
Rhea Slade will entertain them next
Thursday evening.
X X
The Daughters of the Mormon Bat
! TALON will meet with Mrs. Julia
Farnsworth, 139 Brigham street, Sat
urday, April il, at .. m. All lineal
of the Mormon battalion are invited to
be present at this meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay T. Harris leave to-
day for Pasadena to spend the spring
with Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F.
Holmes
K x
/ Mrs. Alma Katz will leave the last
of the week for her home in Portland,
after visit of some weeks here.
X X
Mrs. r. Bowman has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Hazel, to
/ Frederick A. beesley The marriage
will take place the last of the month.
X X
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Murphay enter
/ tanned the members of their Evening
Card club at their home Friday even
/ ing. when prizes were won by DR.. and
Mrs. j. c. Hanchett.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Tarbet
/ 10 Frank Built took place March % last
/ in the study of w. NJ. Paden of the
First Presbyterian church, DR.. Paden
officiating.
/ Mrs. Elwood MatsOn and Mrs. H. NJ.
{ y
city with friends.
! Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Thomas enter
/ tanned at a pTettily appointed dinner
at their home 1888 Seventh avenue.
! Tuesday evening. The decorations
were red and pink carnations. After
! the delicious repast the guests were
entertained with music and cards.
guard has issued invitations for mill
itary hop to be given tomorrow even
/ ing at the armOry.
The Athletic association of the L. D.
S. L. will give a dance at the Odeon
April 10.
Invitations are out for the dance to
be given by the Undine club girls in
I Unity hall, Friday, April H.
y
J. T. Crane announces the engage
ment of his daughter. Gertrude. to Will
liam Mcmillan, jr., the wedding to take
place this spring.
The Twentieth Century Bridge club
Will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. B. A. McMiIlen at her home, S25
East Second South street.
Mrs. ]. c. Dick entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Charles Spencer Mann, who leaves to-
day for her home in Los Angeles.
X X
Mrs. JustuS Jungk entertained a
number of the young girls at a bridge
tea yesterday afternoon.
y
Alfred Siegel entertained a number
Der of his friends at a stag dinner Fri
day evening at the Siegel home.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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Let's see, what's trumps?-Oh, Grace,
your hats dear,
And so becoming. too. Girls. did you
hear
That Clara Gotrox is engaged at last
And tc Z. count with dreadful past
And not a penny 10 his titled name?
Il dote on bridge; it's such clever
game,
Let's see-whats trumpsD
There's Catherine over there
And entire nous. l hear she dyes her hair
And paints: but I might too. with such
ooh. partner! Did I really trump your
aceD
Who is that freak three tables to the
right?
] saw her at the Wilbur Brownies last
Some parvenu, no doubt. and goodness
think blacksmith must design her
clothes.
Are hearts OF diamonds trumps? Oh.
that's 2 fact,
It's clubs)
Some girls are so devoid OF tact:
That Carlton creature in the last year S
Just makes me mad as mad-shes such
cat.
And nearly snaps your head off if you
don't
Keep absolutely dumb; of course, I
won't
oh. girls. Jacks so devoted it's Joke.
He's quite my shadow-What! did I re
woke?
Three tricks from me for Just that small
mistake.
Bridge bore me frightfully, I'm bound
TO say.
Though Jack says it's astounding how
play
Why will some hostesses invite such
frumps?
Oh. dear-my lead again?-Lets see;
what's trumps?
From Puck.
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could not do so. l 81 last
cured him by q simple
home remedy which any
one can give secretly. /
want everyone who has
drum Z enn ess In their
homes 70 know OF this and
II they are sincere In their
desire to cure this disease
and viii write TO me. ! will
tell them just what the
remedy Is. My address Is
Mrs. Margaret Anderson.
100 Home Ave. Hillburn.
N. Y. 1 am sincere In this
offer. / have sent this
valuable information to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

60O2-Wills W. Allen. Salt Lake
Mary Penna Salt Lake
e003-Michael G. Stuenhouse Brigham
City.
Lima Kittelsen. Brigham City.
6O04-Elmer Johnson, Salt Lake.
Martha Pidd. Salt Lake
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thousands ind will gladly send IL to you IL you
will but write me to-day. As 1 have nothiug
whatever to sell want no money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
AWIFE'S MESSAGE
Cured Her Husband OF
Drinking.
Write Her Today and She viii
Gladly Tell You How She Did II.

My husband was q hard drinker for over 20
years and had tried in every way to stop. but
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
KNEW NONE BY THAT NAME
Massachusetts Postmaster Misunder.
stood Inquiry Made by Pros
pective Tourist.

a certain well-nown New York
banker was preparing to take an
automobile tour on the north shore
of Massachusetts. His objective
point being the quaint fishing vii
lage of Gloucester, it occurred to
him that it would be wise to find out
in advance if that place afforded a
garage where his touring car could
be sheltered when not in use and re-
paired when necessary.
To that end the banker wrote to
the postmaster, courteously asking
for the desired information. What
was his surprise a few days later
when the card he had inclosed in his
letter of inquiry came back with this
written thereon:
81 find in our city directory that
no one of the name of Garage gets
mail at this office. The nearest to
it is family of the name of Gam
mage, living on the Neck road.
POSTMASTER"
The banker courteously sent Sec
ond note thanking the postmaster
for his information.
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Mrs. Dan Graets entertained a
house party from Childsburg last
week.
Dennis Daniel well be Initiated
into the Shoe-Shones at Lexington
next week.
VIM. January has purchased a lot
on South Highland street prepar-
atory to building.
Hon. H. P. Slaughter, of Washing
ton, d. c., was in the city, Wednes-
day on political business.
Rev. j. Saunders has just complet-
ed a nice little Methodist Church at
Clay City.
A Halloween Masquerade will be
the special feature at the Rink to-
night.
Rev. Jno. Brock is engaged in a
series of meetings.
Rev. T. Undertake recently declin--
ed three invitations to conduct rev;v-
ais, one to deliver an educational adj
dress and one to campaign through
the State of Ohio.
Thirty-nine dollars and ninety
cents was realized by the supper
given by Clarks's Chapel M. E.
Church.
The Winchester football team was
defeated at Richmond Thursday %
to 0. The local boys claim irregu-
larity.
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ELECTION RETURNS
{ LOUDENSLAGfR PREDICTS
That Republicans Will Make Gains In
Next Congress-

New York, Oct. 3s.-Representative
Henry G. Loudenslager, secretary OF
the national Republican congressional
committee, gave out his estimates of
the complexion of the national house
of representatives In the Sixty-first
congress.
From the several thousand letters
received" said Mr. Loudenslager,
"and from personal interviews with
politicians and other observers from
all sections of the country, l am con-
WINGED that conservative estimate
Of the political complexion of the
next house is that it will show 227
Republicans and 164 Democrats.
Il am confident that the election
results will give an increase in the
number of Republicans rather than a
decrease. This campaign has been a
strange one in many respects, un-
usual conditions have existed in diff
ferent sections, and while there will
be some changes, the net result will
in my judgment be as stated"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
CONTRACTOR CONffSsES
His Part In Attempt to Bride Mem
her of Ruef Jury.


her of Ruef Jury.
San Francisco, Oct. 3L-Standing in
the shadow of the penitentiary with
sentence about to be passed upon
him and having seen his beautiful
young wife just led from the court
room Historically crying mo, no." E..
A. s. Blake, the contractor convicted
of attempting to bride John M. Kelly
to qualify on the jury to try Abraham
Ruef and vote for Ruefs acquittal,
made a full confession in court. He
told how, after he was arrested, Frank
]. Murphy, Ruef's associate counsel,
came to him and promised him &c.,
600 il he would keep quiet, the
amount In notes signed by Ruef be-
ing delivered to third party, to be
paid to Blake Immediately after he
was sentenced Besides this amount,
Blake declared that his wife was to
receive s100 month while he was
in the penitentiary.
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THE IRONY OF YOUTH

The party of adults going fishing
did not want any children among
them, and the little ones who had an
linking of the project we're satisfied
as to the falsity of their suspicious
OF the real nature of the trip. But
little Jackey, on his fathers return.
spied a basket in which lay for
gotten solitary fish. Immediately
he began to howl and would not be
comforted.
ooh, oh, ohp' he bawled. "To
think my mother lied to !"-Bal-
timore American.
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HE EXPLAINED.

Answering a charge of cruelty, in
court, a Billville citizen said:
II never killed the mule until the
mule come nigh KILN me. 1 some
times kills rattlesnakes for their rat
ties; an | ketches an sells mockin'
birds fer their songs. But that's
all !"-Atlanta Constitution.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
Rear Admiral Cowden Retires.

Washington, Oct. 3'-Rear Ad-
miral Alfred Reynolds Cowden was
placed on the retired list of the navy
today, his sixty-second birthday. He
will probably continue as president of
the special board Of ordnance Of the
navy. He has held many important
commands in American and foreign
waters, and as chief Of the Indian
Head proving grounds did much to de-
velop the American high-powered ma
val gun.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
BLASTED HOPES.

'Don't you know that when you
start the new year off by getting
drunk, as you did yesterday, you'll
be drunk every day in the year,"
sternly catechised the judge, ad-
dressing the bedraggled hobo;
drunk every day! I'll give you six
months sentenced"
81 don't see how III be drunk
every day O tn year," muttered the
disappointed hero, eff y send me
up FIR six months !'-Illustrated
Sunday Magazine.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
italian Hanoed For Murder,

Reading, Pa, Oct. 81 = Salvatore
Garrito, an Italian, was executed here
for the murder of Timothy Kelleher
Of Pittsburg, a member of the state
police, Kelleher was stabbed to death
in attempting to rescue a young wom-
an who was attacked by Carrie and
another Italian on the outskirts OF
this city. Garrito's companion Is
serving a 12-year sentence for his
part In the crime.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
Ma steer Runs Amuck.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. ga mad steer
ran amuck in the business section OF
Atlanta, and before the steer was
caught, at the risk of life and limb,
two persons were injured and others
fed to places Of safety. some being
forced to climb telephone poles. In
one of his furious rushes at pedesI
TRANS the right horn OF the steer was
torn from his head.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
Insure Against Hungry Mobs.

London, Oct. 3,-Terrifed BY TO
cent riots of Englands unemployed
thousands and by threats Of still
more serious disorders as the wealth
er grows colder, shopkeepers In the
large English, Welsh and Scotch
towns are insuring heavily from
losses at the hands Of the mobs. The
present premium is from $1,zS to
$3.50 on every $500 worth OF insur-
ance. according to locality.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
COLORED- COLUMN

Fourteen thousand Afro-Ameri-
cans are employed in the different
Federal services.
d. r. Taylor has recently added a
5000 stock of shoes, dry-goods and
furnishings to his grocery, coal and
meat market business, thus making
a regular department store.
The Good-Time Club will give a
banquet on the night of November 3,
at the Hippodrome. w. H. Allen is
Chairman of the Committee on man
agement.
Five thousand Afro-Americans
have gone TO England to live in the
past few years.
The members of Clark's Chapel
NJ. E. Church are again agitating the
proposition of disposing of their
present church property and pur-
chasing a lot and building elsewhere.
John Drenen died last Sunday
night.
Prof. E. S. Taylor is building a
house on Third street. His wife who
is teaching In the country, visited
him last Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Wallace, mother of Sill
as Rucker. of this city, died at Mich
olasville last week at the age of one
hundred years. She was the mother
of 16 children, II grand children, IL
great, great grand children and ?
great great great grand children.
Arrangements is being perfected
to celebrate the emancipation procla-
nation, Christmas, by the Broadway
Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Cowan's COM
pany from Lexington has returned
home.
VIM. Rucker is building a cottage
in POynterville.
Mayor Jas. F. Grinstead presided
at the dedication of the new $35, 900
colored library building at Louisville,
Thursday.
r. B. Woodford has been appoint
ed by the Trustees to work in
Southwestern Kentucky in the inter
est of the new college.
Mrs. Mary Smith, of Louisville, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. W. w. Banks,
on West Broadway.
Rev. Jno. Fisher, pastor of First
Baptist Church, reports a great
meeting, three confessions and five
otherwise. He is being assisted by
Rev. Boon M. Johnson, of Licking
ton.
slack" Taylor (Garner) bought
and re-sold two horses court day.
Jno. judy, of Paris, visited his
daughter, Mrs. M. M. Beel, this week.
, Rev. H. c. Baker, who is pastoring
the Baptist Church at Berea, recent
ly had a rally in which 1907 was
realized. He has just closed series
of meeting with eighteen additions.
The annual report of Rev. III. A
Steward before the Conference at
Carlisle, was one Of the best in the
history of Aliens Chapel.
Rev. T. Undertake spoke in the
Opera House at Clay City Tuesday
night.
Rev. and Mrs. H. d. Colerane Wis
tied friends in Cincinnati last Sun
day.
o. W. Bates is repairing his beau
tiful home on corner Of Washington
and Elm streets.
Mrs. Bril- Turner was hostess at
an elegant dinner given to u few
friends Monday.
Miss Ethel Curry went to Chicago
Wednesday to live.
Mrs. A. NJ. Colerane, Of Lexington.
is visiting her brother, Rev. H. D.
Colerane on Second street.
Mrs. Anna Smock (nee Johnson) !,
of Chicago, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Henrietta Wills.
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| ELECTION RETURNS |

Preaching at IL 100 a. m. Subject
Gains of Christ"
Communion at 800 p. M. preach
ing from text eve must Keep the
Feast"
Evening: 100 to 7:30. Song and
prayer services. 1880 preaching
from subject-"Completeness in
Christ" All are welcome, seats free.
S. G. TURNER, P. c..
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WHAT 1T MEANS.

'I'd like reference, ma'am,"
said the cook, who had been request
cd to resign.
you mean," replied Mrs. Hiram
Often, you'd like letter in which
there should be no reference to any
thing" :
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HOW HE TOOK 1T.

EVERY bit of food on this table,"
said the serving lady to Lamson, as
be sat down to eat at the church sup
per, "was cooked by your wifel"
"Oh, | don't mind" rejoined
LAmson, family; "I'm not a bit
hungry, anyway"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-10-31
AN ADAGE DISPUTED.

'Politeness costs nothing" said
the man of ready-made wisdom.
II guess" answered Mr.. Cumrox,
~shat you never had any experiences
with these cafe walters who regulate
their politeness by the size Of the
tip"
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Revs. III. A. Steward and I. Tim
berlake were recipients of Church
StOms" this week.
Mrs. Jas. Bell is visiting her sis
ter in Dayton, o.
Lewis McBane from the country,
who was operated on recently is sick
at Brent's Hotel.
The following will be the services
at Clark's Chapel M. E. Church, Sun
day.
Sunday school from 9: 80 to 10 80
a. m. j. H. HARRIS, Supt.
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The Turnip-Old Caulifiower must
be on his good behavior, he hasn't
been drunk for some time.
The Carrot-Yes, he swore of and Ia
living with the watermelons.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18

4 NEW YORK multimluonaire be
n iieved 20 So J Pierpont Morgan. is
negotiating for the purchase OF the
Lincoln memorial collection. located IN
The house where Lincoln died. and
owned by Capt Osborne n Oldroyd
While Capt Oldroyd admitted that
he had been approached by an agent
OF the collector and asked 20 set a
price on his famous collection. he
would not divulge the prospective
purchasers name. He said the man
was a multimiuionaire and his agent
had Informed him that be sought the
collection for the purpose OF adding it
20 his museum.
Mr. OidrOyd said be had made one
condition IN the beginning. and that
was that the collection. the accumula-
tion OF which had been his life work.
should not be- separated Asked II the
intent OF the New York man was 90 be-
stow IL on some public museum. he
said be understood the man wanted 10
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-07-18
Came Near Getting a ThTsShilg'

A young man. said to be a
plumber from Norfolk. arrived IN
town Tuesday morning. and think
ing perhaps, things here were quite
like they are un6er the white lights
of the city by the sea. sooosted .
lady whom he did not know. The
lsdy's husband saw il all and soon
had the stranger scared IN az inch
of his life.
The lady. who is on night duty al
the hospital. was entering the front
gate about Q o'clock when the
stranger ventured 10 say You are
late tonight" The husband though
at first the man was a negro. Il,
followed him Up the street TO ths
Marshall cottage. where he caugh
him and brought him back unce
the LIGHT al the hospital. 7 am
white man. he said as he clung {,
a lamp post. He seemed mucl
frightened ard made all sorts o
apolog es. He was told by the an
gry husband that if he had had
pistol he would have been a dear
man.
Il would be well for these 6 a
young strangers TO await a forns
introduction before entering int
conversation with the ladies' of WI
l.amsburg. The Norfolk man ha
promised 10 90 50.