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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-15
STERTAINs FRIENDS.

Miss Anna Linsley entertained a
W OF her friends Monday night. n
eish rarebit being one of the prin-
pal attractions. The evening was
easantly passed IN music. cards and
her forms of entertainment. Those
'eseht, beside the hostess, were:
T. ana Mrs. Robert Nye. Misses
innie Neil and Sybl Foote: Messrs
onis Nicholas and c. w. Dickerson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-15

V1oIM.
a good deal Of discussion was
FUSED Yesterday among the passers-
' as 70 the probable identity of the
iimal which posed h the show win
'M Oh me Lewis Drug company :
ore. IL was species rare in this
e'ion ana had been imported from
! ARKANSAS by VT. Lewis. This
a..er was soon settled, however.
zen three colored people strolled
ana then stood Is If transfixed.
there amt a resl live 'possum.
him raw" said one. All
"s aoking for some time and then
o a..an.'y withdrew Since that time
eo1uon OF police have been watch
' sne store. The general feeling
pressed about the beast. which
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-15

School children's lunch with hot
ocolate or dairy milk, 10 cents.
ZION bakery. Aultnan. near Fourth.
If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-15

A large consignment of Castlegate
I'd Snnnyside. Utah, coal just re-
sWed' Ely Lumber & Coal Co. tt
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-15
FOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
Ely CITY GROCERY.

lday. Wednesday and Thurs
day prices:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-01-15

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
HACK BREAKS
WITH BRIDAL PAIR
Virginia Couple, Returning from
Pelham, Have to Spend Half
OF Night in Road.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

DANvILLE, VA, June 15.-Mr. Jerre
w Giles and Miss Sallic X. Cannon.
both of Chatham. were married last
night at Pelham, N. c., and had quite
an exciting adventure while returning
to the city. They We're delayed on the
public road about half way between
Danville and Pelham for several hours
as the result of the hack they were
using breaking down.
The couple left Chatham yesterday
morning for the famous Gretna Green.
and after arriving here secured hack
to take them to Pelham. where the
marriage was performed by Justice of
the Peace C. j. Wright.
After the ceremony the couple start
ed back to Danville in the hack but
after driving for several miles the
vehicle broke down. The driver was
sent back to Pelham, and at about mid
night Justice Wright arrived on the
scene with his own buggy. which he
loaned the couple to make the journey
to this city with.
Mr.. White is a well-known merchant
and farmer of Chatham His bride is an
accomplished and popular young lady.
Both have a large circle of friends,
who wish them much happiness.
Justice Wright has been doing
land Office business at Pelham marry
ing Virginia couples during the past
two weeks. The following marriages
have been performed since June 1st:
On June LIST, Oscar G Barnetts, of
Lynchburg, to Miss Pearl Fisher. of
Lynchburg; June I'd, Isaac Hodges, OF
brakes Branch. to Miss Willie Brooks,
of brakes Branch Woodie w. Mar
shall. of Eastman, to Miss Mamie L..
johnson, Of Eastman. Va; June 9th.
Jessie G. Huffman, of Ajax, Va, to
Miss Grace l.. Ferguson, of Pinhook.
Va. June 18th, James e. Whitlow, OF
News Ferry, Va. to Miss Mamie C.
Elliott. of News Ferry. Va; June 9th,
Elisha Hammock, of Danvillei and
Miss Susie Kelley, of Danville. June
18th, Ernest &. Bailey, of Amherst,
and Miss Maggie Burleigh, of Am-
herst: June 18TH, Robert L. higgins,
of Valley Crossing, O.. to Miss Mary
G. Brooking, of Orange. Va: June 18th,
Walter Il. Snow, Of Tosles, and Miss
Mary +. Tosh, of Toshes, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
WIzLLAM IT. TAFT

the Casino at lakewood last evening.
inee and night performances will be
given this afternoon and night. Tie
offerings at the popular open air,
pleasure to Richmond amusement
seekers. and the bill this week prom
ises to fully measure UP to the high
standard. Among this weeks artists
will be Pcalson. Goldic and Lee, the
comedy messengers: Bovani and Ne
varro. a clever pair of comedy aero
bats and Owley and Randall. with
new and novel fcats of Juggling. New
pictures will be shown throughout the
week on the cinema toSrapli.
The bill will be seen at both the
matinee and evening performances on
Wednesday. when the Day Nursery and
Kindergarten will be rendered a benc-
fit At lakewood. This is one of the
most worthy charities in Richmond,
and richly deserves the support of
every literally disposed citizen of
Richmond. and those desiring to help
carry on the great work of caring for
the infants and children can do so by
buying a combination ticket. which
is good all day Wednesday at Idle
wood Park.
The tickets have nine coupons in adj
dition to two car tickets. They include,
in addition to car fare both ways. cou-
ponS good Tor admission 10 grounds.
reserved seat in theatre. one trip on
circle swing ride on the carousal,
one whirl around the toboggan, a boat
ride through the old mill. trip around
the park On the Cannon Ball EXPRESS,
a visit to the Princess Theatre. where
the latest motion pictures and illus
trated songs are seen and heard, and a
ticket emitting a gentleman and lady.
to one dance III the ballroom.
The Day Nursery has no endowment
fund and depends upon its friends for
support. The children are given their
meals and careful attention during tho
day and kept until their mothers call
for them after working hours. The in
stitution is under the management of
prominent local charity workers.
Constructor Spaulding, who is build
ing Might and Morning" the great
spectacular production, is fast rush
ing this uew amusement feature 10
completion and announces that he will
have it open for visitors on Wednes-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
.PH|PPs GIVES NEW
CLINIC TO HOPKINS
University Announces Large Gift
of Buildings and Apparatus
for Study of Psychiatry.

BALTIMORE. MD, June 15.-Professor
William II. Welsh of the Johns Hopkins
University, announces that Henry Phipps. OF
P.ttsburg and New York. Just prior to sail
inE for Europe yesterday, arranged for Il
large Gift to the Johns Hopkins Hospital
and University for the founding of psy-
ckiatrc clinic on the lines of we'll known
similar institutions in Europe.
It will the first of It's kind with ade-
quite equipment and support in connection
With a large hospital and university in this
country. The funds provide for the con-
structlon Of a fonr-story hospital building
OF the Hopkins Hospital grounds to accom-
rodate sixty patients, together with rooms
for private patients, modern apparatus for
use in the treatment of patients and labori-
tories for the scientific investigation of men
tai abnormalitics by pathological, chemi-
cal and psychological methods.
In addition, Mr.. Phpps Will provide for
the maintenance of medical and nursing
staff of high order. including salaries for
a professor OF psychatry and assistants AMI
other expenses. for a period of ten years.
Tho total amount OF the gift is withheld, in
accordance with the wishes of Mr.. Phipps,
but it is understood that 1t Will considerably
exceed half million dollars. Mr.. Phipps
makes the gift upon his own initiative.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
,rGAyOCK AND GRONER
CHOSEN VIRGINIA MEMBERS

CHICAGO, ILL, June 15,-The Georgia
delegates, after long session to-day,3
decided, in view of numerous contests
and doubt as to the final makeup OF
tho allegation, that 1t was lneSpedienl
to select their committeeman, wlth8the
execution of the member of the creden-5
tials committee. Alexander Alderman.
OF Atlanta. was chosen for the place.
There was a spirited debate over a dis i
reimbursement plank. and committee
was appointed to draft onefor presehta-
ton to the committee on resolutions
Other Southern members of the COM
mittee on credentials chosen 50 tar
fellow:
Alabama, Nathan II, AleSandeer;
Arkansas--F, w. Tucker.
Florida-Mathew B. Mcharlane.
Mississippi. l., &. Moseley; North
Carolina, Charles Fl. Gowles; south
Carolina. A. D. Webster; Iennessee'
Lee Brook. Texas j. a, Smith; W. u
clnin. j.. w. McGavock.
The committee on resolutions as8iar
a 9 selected at the state ycaucuses to-day
embrace the following from southern
states: Il !, I,
Arkansas. III. L. Remmell; FLORIDA
Henry S. Chubb; Mississippi, u. q.
Sellowley; North Carolina, Spencer a..
Adams; South Carolina, John q. Cal efs,
tennessee, H. Clay Evans IeSaS.8
Charles w. Ogden; Virginia, u Law
renee Groner. S8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
TO SPRING NAME
Of R.00SEV VEL I
FOR STAMPEDE
Claim That a Delegate Has
Been Secured Who Will
Present Name Of
the President

< CHICAGO. ILL, June 1b--'rhe pro-,
motcrs OF "tle Roosevelt boom move
ment' now claim tllnt they have So
cured the services of a delegate from
State other than Alabama that will
be reached early In the roll call" to
present the Presidents, name to tho
convention.
Former Representative Thomas w.
Phillips OF New Castle. Pa, declared
tonight that Mr.. Roosevelts name un-
questlonably Will be sprung in the con-
venton, but he declined to give tho
delegates name or the State he repre-s
sents In part. These facts, he says
will remain secret until candidates are
placed in nomination.
Tho Roosevelt boomers are counting
on a stampede OF Taft delegates to tile
President IL they can get the latter'a
name before the convention In a force
full manner.
Two members of the West Virginia
delegation. WHO claim they Will re-
main loyal to their instructions for
Taft, declare that the Taft men are In
the minority, and that tho detection
would be great II stampede wero
aarted.
The hotbed Of the Taft detection Is ut
the Lexington Hotel. A meeting was
held here tonight. under the lcnder-
ship OF Mr.. Phillips. but It was ~.
tended by only a few delegates and
large number who have no vote In the
convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
BRING COPPER FROM PERU.
British Steamer Arrives At Norfolk
WITH C8rCO,

NORFOLK, VA. June Id. Lewis
Aylesbury. connected with the firm of
William r. Grace and Company, New
York. and for three years in the firms
office at Lima, Peru. arrived in NOR
folk to-day on the British steamer
Coya, Captain Williamson commanding,
on six months vacation. The Coya
brought In cargo of nitrate and COP
per, which will be unloaded here. MT.
Aylesbury left for New York by rail-.
returning to Lima In October. he Will
sail for San Francisco on the regular
line plying to the Peruvian seaport,
He said that the slump In copper
hurt Peru nightly, but all the expert
workers in the mires. who are Amer
leans, were kept at work while tho
copper was piled up along the rail-
way tracks waiting for the market 70
pick up. j. B. Haggin owns most
of the copper and silver mines In Peru,
and hundreds of Americans are at
work in the mountains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
puY ALL STATE BUILDINGS. i
Receivers to Pursue This Course to
Avoid Any Complications.
[snecial to rhe Times -plspntch.

Special to The iInes-DspatcH.1
NORFOLK, June 15.-The receivers
or the Jamestown Exposition Com
pany. in order to prevent any future
complications that might arise, should
the government purchase the eSposi-
ton site for a nava! training station.
are arranging to purchase all OF tho
State and city sites with buildings.
etc, giving interest bearing bonds for
the property, and hold for the pur-
chase of the government should 1t be
desired to obtain and utilize this adj
ditional property, the great bulk OF
which is on the water front.
The object is to prevent the property
from passing into the hands of private
individuals, who for speculative pur-
poses might refuse to sell the prop
erty, except at exorbitant figures, and
thus cause trouble in condemnation
proceedings, etc. The receivers. should
the government desire it, could thus
surrender the entire property without
delay. The matter will be pushed be-
fore the next Congress, and 1t is be-
lieved that the property will be pur-
chased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
MISS .CALLY RYLAND,S PLAY
ATTRACTS LARGE AUDIENCE
The Way Out Received With Many Curtain Call:
Cousin Kate Charming in Every WayMr Bennett
and Miss Scott Win Fresh Laurels

She was with Miss Mary williamss
theatre party.
Among the many others in boxes.
lcge and opera seats Were: Mi. and Mrs.
Horace Halves. Mr.. Kirkwood Mitchell.
Mrs. James Gordon. Miss Evelyn Cor
Miss Frank Powers, Mr.. Archer Ander-
son. Mrs. Graham Hobson, Miss Martha
Robinson, Mr.. Nelson Robins. Miss Car
cline Rennoids. Mrs. Charles Shields,
Nj. and Mrs, w. c. Bentley, Miss Har-
us. DR.. j., A. White, Miss Kate Mere
and Mrs. I. n. Vaughan, Mrs. ST.
George Bryan. Mrs. j. Caskie Cabell,
Mrs. Robert NJ. Blankenship. Mr. Dug
aid Walker. Mrs. Frank HILL Miss Bes-
sic HILL Mrs. Allison Hodge. Mr.. and
Mrs Meade I. Spicer, Miss Marian
sPicer. Mrs. R 7. Hunter. Miss Jessie
skeen. Miss Gentry. Miss Yeager, Dr..
a, Mrs. Frank Woodward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Woodward, Miss Lettuce
Woodward Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ
rutherford Mr.. and Mrs. George D.
Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Mayo.
Miss Maude Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. B.
Ialiaferro and party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Bryan. Misses Rosalie valen-
tine, Cary Valentine, Miss Elizabeth
Wlngo, Miss Morriss, Miss Mamie
Archer. Miss WILCOX. Mr.. and Mrs.
CHARLES Workman. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A.
Samuelson. Miss Alice Nelson. Miss
English. Mr. Chesterman Mrs VIII
iiams. Miss 1mogen Riddick Mr.. and
Mrs. Page. Mrs. Gum. Miss Katherine
Gum, Miss Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs
Hunton.
Ne,y Bill At Colonial.
The new bill at the Colonial this
week Is one of the best. the novelty OF
ia king pictures still holding popular
favor There was large audience at
the matinee and performance last
night
lakewood Shows for Charity.
Rain prevented the performances In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
What New Platform Will Say As To
Railways, Tariff and lnjunchons

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
T,yO SHIPS IN COLLISION,
NEITHER SERIOUSLY INJURED

4. NORFOLK. VA, June 15.-The Brit
ish steamer. Coya and the Norwegian
steamer Hugh We're In collision In ths
darkness about l60 miles sontnsast ot
Hntteras Saturday night. The Coya,
which is big and laden with copper,
is apparently not seriously injured.
coming here to-day and docking ~
Portsmouth, whore she was bound To-
discharge.
The Hugin, a fruiter of 300 TONS.
steamed for New York. whence sfa
was bound southwark. The Iugtn was
In no dangerNot sinkinG,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
To Discuss Chapman Plans.

The first meeting OF the general
committee in charge of the great cam
paign to be conducted by Dr. i. Will.
bur Chapman and his associates in.
next January. will be held
at the Z. M. G. "A. building to- might
at s:15 o'clock. This meeting has been
called by the executive committee. I'M.
portant matters concerning the great
campaign will be considered.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16

NoRFOLK June l5.---In the Police
Court thi morning j, II. Mcdonald and
Charles Yarnell, t % United States
sailors, were arraigncd on the charge
of highway robbery preferrS. by Rob
ert Austin, col red The cal was con-
tinuel until Tuesday to allow the sum-
moning of witnesses
Austin charges that the men begged
him for 10 cents Sunday morning in
the Berkeley Ward, and when, m giving
them the money, he showed that he
had several dollars they as; ,ulted and
robbed him OF s2,75 The sailors deny
the charge. claiming that they asked
the negro for the 10 cents Just for a
Joke. and that he got mace and insult
ed them. Whom the sailors threatened
to take him to the police station, they
churgr,ho cried for help, and alleged
that lie vas being robbed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
Fracturca sl1ull .Mlth nrlck,

In fight last night with Massie
Cooke, Lewis BraXton, OF No. S2i Gra-
ham Street, was struck in the head
with brick, and his skull was frac-
tured. Cooke was arrested by Officer
samuels. Tho wounded boy was at
tended by Or, FGoskinsmof the ambu-
lance corps, who 3sewed up his scalp
wound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
Called Meeting To-Day.

a called meeting of the Hollywood
day at II o'clock in the Second Pres
byterian Church, Reports from the
decorating and other committees Will
be submitted and committees for the
ensuing year announced. All mem
beers are urged to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
30 Election by COMMITTEE.

The Council Committees on Light and
Water held brief meetings last night the
Committee on Water postponing until q
future meeting the election OF an assistant
superintendent. made vacant by the promo-
ton OF Mr.. Eugene Davis. The Committee
Oh Light appointed a subcommittee to wres-
tic with the problem of lighting the annex
ed territory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
GRAND JURY ADJoURNs
No Final Report In Federal Cases Until To-
Morrow.

IN. United states grand Jury. which is
considering the rebate and distillery cases.
adjourned after brief session YESTERDAY
morning until tomorrow noon Nothing
was reported to the court except that the
Jury was not In position to submit airy
denite conclusions.
Several witnesses were examined. anu
others were summoned for tomorrow! II
is expected that at Its session sto-morroW
the jury will submit final report TO the
court, a-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
ron ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Front Royal Youth, Charged With
Grave Olrcnse, Arrested on Train.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FRONT ROYAL VA June To-.
Willie Smedley, a white youth OF
eighteen years, was arrested to-day
for attempted assault on n young
white girl about fifteen years old. The
offensc is alleged to have ben COM
mitted yesterday afternoon close to the
corporate limits of the tow. Smed!ey
was surprised blythe two little sisters
OF his Victim He made his escape
and walked around the mountain to
Linden, Va, about sever miles from
here. where he took the early east
bound train on the Southern for Wash
,ington. Chief of Police Collins, who
was on the train looking for him, ar
rested and brought him back.
Smedley Will have his case tried to-
morrow.
CHARGED SAILORS WITH ROBBERY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST
Virginia Has Money Ready to Pay Oblira-
A57 tons, re.

Virginia Is preparing TO pay out in inter-
semi annually. the greater part of it going
to Richmond people. Judge John G. Dew,
tho. Second Auditor OF the State was busy
yesterday directing the drawing OF checks
and they Will all be arranged SO as to
reach the bondholders on or shortly after
July LIST. 71,l.j
Though this work is rather strenuous
while it, lasts, 1t does not greatly discon-
cert the office force.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
ARGUE BOSWELL WILL CASE
Thirteen Lawyer. Have Fired Their EIo-
niIeuce ut a Patient Jury.

Argument in the Boswell will case viii
probably be concluded in the next day or
Two. the case having been on trial in. the
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond for
the past week. Thirteen lawyers have
taken part far. patient jury having
listened 10 nll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
Gnrthripht LOSES Suit.

NJ. E. Cartwright, who brought suit against
the Passenger and Power Company for $3.50
damages for the loss of mule struck by
G. street car. lost his case. the jury in the
Law and Equity Court bringing in a verdist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-16
They Deny Their Guilt aud Tell Very
Different story.

CHARGED SAILORS WIN nonDEr,y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
$IS.OO ARMY SPRINGFIELD
 RIFLES SELLING AT SI.95

The Government spends money lavish ly. Itfgoee ahead and pays SIS.00 each for. Springfield Rlfies in lots of 1000 and more at the time. All of which is easy. as 1t only the peoples money after all and that doesn't count.
 The officials in. charge of the buying end of the United States Army some time ago decided to discard certain style of Springfield Rife, a style that had been in use under the most trying conditions and found efficient. Yet they were thrown out for the more expensive guns. It was these discarded guns that the government paid $500 for. and 1t is these Guns that the Montgomery Fair Is offering to the public at s1.s5 each. about 10 per cent of what the army paid in 1000 lots
 An innovation has been installed at the Fair in the way of a cafe for the employees on the fourth floor where hot lunches will be served them during the balance of the holidays
 The Montgomery Fair announces a line of holiday novelties that are of such class to render the perplexing problem of what to give a very easily solved question Their full page else. where gives other interesting store news
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
POUNDSTONE
 IS ARRESTED Resignation Arouses Sus- picion as to Accounts. WAS WESTERN ROAD CLERK About to Board the Train When
 Caught. Superintendent Cox Of Road Refuses to Make statement UntI Books Csn
 Be Thoroughly Er.mIned
 By Expert.

His suitcase packed and in hand, and his friends just bidden gooybye, Frederic J. Poundstone. who resides at 2lS Pleasant Avenue, young man who had just left the employment of the Western Railway of Alabama, Wnere he was a clerk In the de- partment superintended : by W. N. Cox, was arrested as a suspicious char acter Saturday evening, about 6 o'clock. by Policeman Loe. The oficer came to the railway offlce in response to q summons sent to police head quarters.g
 Poundstone had resigned his position supposedly in good standing and there was Thought nothing was wrong until shortly before his departure, when a glance at his accounts aroused sus. picions and 1t was decided to detain him pending an investigation. The police were notified in time to stop him Omcer Loe taking charge of the pris. oner. Loe says that when he arrested Poundstone, the prisoner made an at tempt to reach the drawer of desk iu the office. as he (Loe) thought to get a weapon, the prisoner having made a threat to take his own life. @
 He either wanted a weapon or to try to reach papers the desk contained, and had some trouble in. restraining
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-20
DEBATE AT ELBA.

Elba, Dec. Especial LA public debate was held in the auditorium of the city school building. The speakers, ] three on each side. represented re- spectively the two literary societies of the public school.
 The program follows: Music--Miss Clara Moore Milford
 Brief Address-Miss Minnie Knight, President Helen Kellar Circle.
 Brief Address-John J. Farris, presi- dent Morgan Club.
 Music-Grace Rubenstein.
 pebate-"Resolved. That Woman is Intellectually Inferior to Man"
 Afflrmative-James M. Farris. Albert J. Brock. Joe Lee Hudson.
 Negative-Misses Clyde Kinney, Bonnie Donalds9u and Fannie Grimes
 Solo-Miss Claudien Rushing.
 Fauntleroy's Wail--Elizabeth Buck Committee Report.
 Professor W. W. Benson. superin- tendent of the city schools. presided The judges were: Mrs. Y. W. Rainer. Mrs. H. B. Bradley. Mrs. M. Milford, Mrs. O. W Ellis and Rev T. c. Jones.
 The young women, representing the neagtive, won the question.
 The attendance was large and much interest was manifested. ~