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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
Washington, N. c., Social News.
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WASHINGTON. N. G.. February "a
"a very ENJOYABLE dance was given
Club on Main Street. by the Halcyon
German Club. of this city. There were
large number OF visitors present.
Dancing began at 1890. and lasted un-
til O'clock. Music was furnished by
german was gracefully led by Mr.. s. F.
Burbank, Jr. with Miss Elizabeth Hill.
OF this city. and many beautiful. as
well az intricate and graceful figures
were introduced during the evening.
Miss Laura Powell, of Tarboro. is
the guest of Miss Annie laughing
house. on West Second Street.
Miss Maty Powell. of Tarboro is
the guest OF Miss Julia Moore, OF this
city.
of Raleigh. are the guests of friends
In the city for few days.
Miss Ballard Ramsey. of Rocky
Mount, is the guest OF Miss Annie p.
Nicholson. on West Main Street.
Mrs Pauline Hussey has returned
from a visit to relatives in Newark
n. j.
Mrs. r. r. Wilson. of Grimesland, is
the guest of Mrs. r. B. Carmault. OF
Hen. !. II. Small. after spending a
few days in the city. has returned to
Miss Rosa Short is visiting her sis
ter: Mrs. $. j. Springer, at her home, in
Mrs.Sb. T. Tayloe and little daughter
are visiting friends In Norfolk.
Mr.. N. S. Fulford Is spending a few
days In Norfolk.
city. after an extended trip to Florida
and other Southern points.
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Mann are visit
Ing relatives in Hyde county.
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Buchanan Social News.

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BUCHANAN, VA. February 22.-Miss
Ruth Obenshain visited relatives In
Roanoke this week.
Mr.. Sam Woodson. OF Roanoke. visit
ed relatives here last week.
Mr.. r. c.. Jones, OF Roanoke, was a
business visitor in Buchanan this week.
Mrs. r. II. Gillian. of the county,
is reported very sick at her home near
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Huffman. of this
place, who have been touring In Eng
land. France and Switzerland, sailed for
home from Gibraltar, Spain. on Febru-
airy l4th. and are expected home by
March 1st
Rev. f. c. Lynch has returned from
a visit West, and filled his apoint-
nients here last Sunday. Mr.. Lynch
visited his mother in Arkansas and a
brother in Nebraska, and spent some
time at Hot Springs.
An enjoyable surprise party was
rendered Miss Emma Martin Friday
night at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Martin. The evening
was spent In playing old-fashioned
games. which were thoroughly enjoyed
by those present. Refreshments were
served, and a late hour the merry
party dispersed.
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with carnations and evergreens. the
color scheme being green and white.
The wedding march from 'Lohen-
Katherine Morgan. Miss Maidal
S%y tr mad N w IF ana Carrying pshn
bouquet of red carnations. entered
with the best man, DR.. A. d. Wood, OF
Lynchburg. followed by little Sue How
ard, carrying the ring on a silver walt
er. covered with flowers. the groom on
the arm of his father and the bride
with her elder brother.
Under beautiful arch. with It's soft
light. and while the music of Hearts
and Flowers" was sweety rendered, the
bride was given away by her brother,
were pronounced by the venerable pas
tor, Rev j. *. Harris. OF the Presby-
terrain Church. that made them man
and wife. Thus ends pretty ro-
nance which commenced in childhood,
rlpening into the love Of man and wo-
man, and terminating at the altar, BY
the pastor who first, taught them as
children at school.
Tho bride was beautifully attired
In a blue tailor made suit, with hat
and gloves to match, and carried a
lovely bouquet of lilies of the valley.
nent, the bride being the granddaugh-
ter of Colonel Joseph l.. Howard. and
a daughter of the late Peter L. How
ard, one Of Floyd's most PROMINENT fam
popular, well known in society circles
of Virginia and possesses many ad-
mirable traits of character. The
groom Is the son OF Captain H. J..
Wood, of Floyd county. and a promi-
nent young banker of ;Bluefield, w. va,
for Palm Beach. Fla, and will reside
In Bluefield on their return.
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BOYDTON. VA, February ga
most beautiful and elegant appoint-
ed dinner was given on Friday, the
14th. by Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Thomson, of philadelphia at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs, e. w. OVERLY. Of this
place. It was in the nature Of fare
Well to q number of their friends.
Covers were laid for twelve. and the
valentine idea was carried out IN de-
tan. Tho table decorations were Kill
larney roses and ferns, surrounded by
hearts and cupids, the places being
designated by hand-patnted hearts and
huge branches of violets We're pro-
yidid for each guest. the Ices and
bop-bons were also heart-shaped and
OF the valentine colors--pink and
greenland the dinner most elegant
In every detail, Those present, We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Oberby. Dr. and Mrs. George
III, Prick, Miss Alice Overly. Hon.
Thomas N. Williams, Mr,J, ". Wall Mr.,
D. d. Carter and Mr.. w. r. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson have spent the
past three or four winters In our
midst where Mr.. Thomson comes to
enjoy the quail shooting and by their
Charming personality and gracious
manners have SO endeared themselves
"a the people in general that their de-
parture next week IS looked upon as
q matter of regret TO- almost every
ono I'm this Ytclnlty. * W. 4
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ready buslly engaged in It's prepare
ton. The following Is list of the
officers elected: Miss Writ Davidson,
editor in-c chief: Miss Jessie Neider-
maier. assistant chief; Miss Mary H.
Spencer, business manager; Miss Helen
Steed. assistant bushes manager; Miss
Grace Beal. literary editor; Miss Bever-
ly Andrews; assistant literary editor;
Miss Emily Lewelling,. art editor; Miss
Ida Hassel. picture editor; Miss Mary
Watkins, club editor; Miss Curle Phil
lips. joke editor.
The ladies OF Johns Memorial Church
will give a tea at the home of Mr..
Robert Freear on the evening of Sat
urday, February 29th. the object of
which Is to raise money for some
needed improvements to the church
building.
Mr.. John Seldom. Of Washington, D.
c., made hurried visit this week to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ.
Selden, at Hickory Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Graham. of Fair
fax county, are among those who have
sick ones at the Normal School, and
they have spent the week in town
SO as to be near their daughter. The
young lady is convalescinS.
Mrs. w. z. Anderson, accompanied
by her sister. Miss Ruby Nenable. left
last Monday for Washington.
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Relief Company and Linden Grove,
United Ancient Order of Druids. The
former occurred Wednesday evening,
and was combination masquerade
ball and banquet, being given In honor
of the fifty-second anniversary, and
in the company's handsome home, cor
ner of Front and Orange Street The
prizes for the best costumed dancers
were awarded to Miss Annie Dock, who
represented Morning: Miss Elise Ort-
mann. who was quantity dressed as a
witch: DR.. j, II. Dreher,. who por-
trayed the role of a Turkish gentle
man. and Mr.. Fred Tiencken who was
CARRIED as an owl. After the masks
had been taken off, the banquet was
held, and during the course OF which
many merry toasts were responded
to. The committee who 80 admirably
the event consisted Of Messrs.
w. A. Mailer, Martin Schnibben, c. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
HOW l TOOK MY
WRINKLES OUT
After Massage, Creams and Beauty
Doctors Had Failed.
ny HARRIET META.

Trouble. worry and i'll health brought
me deep lines and wrinkles. I realized
that they not only greatly marred my
appearance and made me look much
plder, but they would greatly inter-
tere with my success. because a wo-
mans success. either socially or finan-
cially. depends very largely on her
appearance. The homely woman. with
deep lines and burrows in her face.
must fight an unequal battle with her
younger and better looking sister.
therefore bought various brands Of
cold cream and skin foods and mas.
saged my face with most constant
regularity. hoping to regain my former
appearance. But the wrinkles simply
would not go. On the contrary. they
seemed to get deeper Next ! went to a
paid the money and took the treatment.
Sometimes I thought they got less,
could AFFORD for such treatment, found
i still had my wrinkles. So l gave up
in despair. and concluded | must carry
them to my grave. One day a friend
made suggestion. and this gave me
new idea. I Immediately went to work
making experiments and studying
everything. ! could get hold Of on the
u
most numberless trials and discourage
ments l finally discovered a process
which produced most astonishing re-
suits on my wrinkles in a single night.
] was delighted beyond expression. ]
tried my treatment again, and 10 and
behold! my wrinkles were practically
gone. A third treatment-three nights
in all-and had no wrinkles and my
face was as smooth as ever. next
offered my treatment to some OF my
Immediate friends. who used 1t with
surprising results. and I have now de-
rided to give 1t to the public. Will
FURNISH particulars to any one who Is
Interested, absolutely free OF charge
use no cream, massage, face steam
lnEs or so-,called skin foods; there Is
nothing to inject and nothing to njurc
The skin. 1t is an entirely new dis
rovery of my own, and so simple that
you can use It without the Knowledge
BIZ your most intimate friends. YOU
apply the treatment at night and &c
10 bed. In the morning. 10! the won
write me. It sounds too good to be
true, Well the test will tell. If inter.
ested In my discovery, please address
HARR1ETT META, Suite 1851 B, SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. ana will send full par,
Diculars.
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Norfolk Social News.
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NORFOLK, VA, February 22.-TheI
social feature of Norfolk's 400 during
the past week has been the presenta-
ton Of the. opera La Sarena by the
Arcadian Club. of the University of
Virginia, on Thursday night at the
Academy OF Music. and followed by a.
leap year dance. given to the students
by the young ladies of the city, at the
Lynnhaven Hotel. The presentation
was in every sense social event, and
the audience was one of the most bril-
liant OF the entire season.
The leap year In honor of the stu
dents at the Lynnhaven Hotel was one
of the most brilliant functions of the
entire season. The spacious dining
room was used, the orchestra occupy
ing the balcony. The young ladies'.
forty in number, who gave the
pense to make 1t success. Dainty
refreshments closed the evening. In the
spirit of the name, leap year dance.
escort, and called for him in the opera
house at the close of the performance.
The literary department OF the Wo-
mans Club held its monthly meeting
Thursday afternoon at the club rooms.
ried out: Jane Lane Aliens Pen Pic
lures of kentucky and Its Folks by
Miss Mary Old: review, "The Reign of
Law by M Miss th serp snium 5aadinE ieas ln
Maurice Thompson: Natures Lover
and Story Teller" Mrs. NJ NJ. Osborne;
reading, selected.
The Kalamazoo Whist Club, of Ports
mouth. was entertained Tuesday eve
ming by Mrs. Marion Marshall. Those
present were Mrs. Stribling Marshall,
Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. Edgar Nash,
Mrs. Thomas Tignor, Mrs Robert Nc
Murran, Mrs. George McMurran, Mrs.
Duncan Wood, Mrs. Jas. Maupin. Miss
Sallie Maupin. of Baltimore; Misses
Esther Wilson. Loretta Toomer. Esther
Reid, Sallie and Nanny Holiday. Lalla
Plummer, EN-. Hatton, Betty Ashton,
virgie Warner, Elizabeth Leigh. Re-
A brilliant card party was given at
the Algonquin Hotel Tuesday night
by kett-Buchanan Chapter. U. d. c.,
! with fifty guests playing. The prize
winners were as follows; mrs Mrs; q. cli li,,
lady's prize, which was half-dozen
handsome tea plates Mrs. Mckinnie
OF Suffolk. won a beautiful pair OF
slippers. The third prize, was won BY
the fourth prize. BY Mrs, Fine. a pretty
was won by Mrs. Harry Oliver. and
Mrs, Levy was awarded the sixth,
was awarded the first gentleman's
the SECOND, a cane, was won by Mr.
Russell DENLY; the third, a handsome
Thermometer, was awarded DR.. w. j
Adams. Mr.. Caller was awarded the
box OF candy, was won by Mr.. Smith
and the sixth. tie, by MT; Pierson
Tho consolation prize, which was 9
beautiful rubber plant. was cut Tor an6
drawn by Mrs. P. E.. Yeatman. The
the members of the chapter wish tt
thank the public for their liberia
patronage.
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Weldon Social News.
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WELDON. N. c., February 22.-Mr.
II. Lee Brown, Of Oyster Bay. N.
Y, Is spending a few days with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. A. f. stainback. of Norfolk, has
been spending day or two here this
week before starting upon an extended
Southern trip.
There was delightful Washington
public school by the children OF the first
four grades; the occasion was also the
formal opening OF the new audito-
rum. Chairman w. f. Daniel. OF the
School Board. delivered the opening
address,.
Mrs. w. G. Wilkins. of Norfolk. is
visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Laura Powers is spending few
days with friends In Richmond.
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Wytheville Social News.
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17-- SpeclAl TO the Tlmes- Dlspntch.I
WYTHEVILLE, VA, February "a
Five Hundred Club most delightfully."-
last week. Miss BEETLE Heuser was
the hostess for this week at her hand
some new home, on Tazewell Street.
Besides the members OF the club a
number of invited guests were pres
ent.
Mr.. j. Kyle Gibboney is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Leighton Huske, in
Fayetteville N. @.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Williams. late
of Bluefeld, have returned to Wythe-
Vile, and will reside In the st. Clair
cottage 4.
at her home on Tazewell Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glbboney, OF
Roanoke, left the first OF the week af-
ter visit of several days to their
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Charlotte Social News

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chief social event Of tho week, in which
lively interest centred, was the mar
rage Of Miss Georgia Lowe and Mr..
Edward j. Parrish, Wednesday evening
mother, Mrs. Laura v. Lowe. on West
Seventh Street. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Plato T. Durham,
former pastor of Trinity Methodist
Fla. sister OF the bride. was matron
OF honor. and Miss Ashlyn Lowe. OF
Concord, was bridesmaid. The grooms
pest man was his brother, Mr.. Win
a few Intimate friends witnessed the
wedding. Following the ceremony,
they left for a trip TO Northern points.
The bride is one OF Charlotte's most
beautiful young women. and she has
been a general favorlte in younger 80.
cia circles The groom is commercial
agent Of the seaboard Air Line. with
headquarters here. and during his two
friends. Among the out-of- town guests
at the wedding was Mr.. Coburn. OF Rich
a delightful luncheon had been
planned for Friday afternoon. at which
Dickson to Mr.. jeremiah Goff was to
have been announced, but the illness
of Mr.. Goff. who is, undergoing treat
vencd. and the affair had to be called
off. Miss Julia Robertson was to have
been hostess at the luncheon. Both
Miss Dickson and Mr.. Goff are very
popular socially, and the news of their
engagement was received with live
lest interest.
Mrs. w. z. Mofrett entertained at
bridge whist at her home on West
Third Street. Wednesday afternoon.
The first prize was won by Mrs. II. B.
Fowler and the consolation by Mrs.
II. 3. Newell.
The probabilities are that quite a
number of Charlotte people will spend
the. summer abroad. Miss Julia Alex.
ander, Mrs. Latta c. Johnston. Miss
Miss Julia Robertson, Miss Mary Irwin.
Miss Sarah Hargrave, Miss Mary Moore
and Mrs. J. w. Zimmerman have defi-
nitely decided to go. and q number OF
others are considering the trip. The
party named will sail aboard the White
Star liner Celtic. June goth, taking
what Is known as the Bartlett tour.
DR.. and Mrs. j. Allison Hodges, of
Richmond. Va. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ Scott. on South Tryon
Street. DR.. Hodges was in attendance
upon the sessions OF the Tri-State
Medical Association this week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hooker, OF Patrick. and
Mrs. Mex Spencer Buchanan, OF
spective homes after spending week
at the Central Hotel with their sis
ter, Mrs. r. n. Jordan. Mrs. Jordan
accompanied Mrs. Hooker home and
will be here for some days. after which
she will go to her fathers home In
Roanoke and make her home with
him.
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polvogt. j. II. Render, and j. G. L.

POTVORt, j. Fl, lKchHeT, and j, q, d
Gieschei,.
rho Anniversary of Linden Grove was
the tifteenti, and wns given in tile
Grove's hall on North Third greet. A
awel, banaiiet waa given. ana al which
fne addresses were made. T'heae were
on different interesting torica and were
mada by A. r. Marshail. E,sn.. and
+ w andera and frank Nfeier
Z peiirhtfui rerentiona yere 'he,d dur
ing the early pnrt OF the week and
were larpeIv attended nv societv folks
they we're given by Miss I,iciie Muir
cbi.n. ,,s osr.a Ssf,,,t.,, rtiaa Mi.u
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Nelson Social News.
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NORWOOD. VA, February as.--Mrs,
Wood, OF Pinchneck. Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. 4. r. Denton.
Misses Emma Burks and Edna
Wright We're the guests OF Miss CleVe
Carter, Sunday and Monday.
Misses Merle and Ruth Turner: or
Lynchburg; Mrs. Hubbard Robertson
and Miss Louise Omohundro. of Manteo,
and Miss Mary j. Harlow. OF Buck
aingham have been the guests of the
Misses Turner. All of them attended
the dance at the Phoenix Quarry Fri-
day night. A dance was also given
by the Misses Turner In their home
on Saturday night
Mr.. u. L. Douglas. of Fabers, have
been visiting friends here this week.
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Miss Hattie Farland. OF Scottsville.
is expected to arrive here this week
as the guest of Miss Annie Robertson.
Mr.. Henry Ewers arrived here from
West Virginia to be with his family for
a while.
Mrs. w. Russell Robinson is at home
safter visit to Richmond Mrs. Robin-
son expects to sail in March for Eu-
rope.
Messrs. Jones Turner. Tommie Ro-
berts and John Colman attended
dance at Mantco on Wednesday night
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hal Gibboney.
on Main STREET.
Miss Ollie Dodamead. of Roanoke, is
the guest of Miss Rose Williams, for

few days.
Mrs. j. E. Naff and Miss Margaret
Naff are spending the month of Feb
ruary. with friends in Washington, D. c.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel Williams are
visiting friends in Richmond this week.
Mr.. Henry Crockett is at home from
Pughkeepsie Business College. He has
as his guest Mr.. c. V. Hohenstein, of
Savannah. Ga
Miss Edna Hunt. OF Chatham. who
has been recent visitor to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Moore, returned home on
Monday.
Mrs. ]. H. Riddick, who has been
quite sick at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. S. Poage. is improving.
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Farmville Social News,

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FARMVILLE, VA, February 90
The senior class Of the State Female
Normal School have elected a staff for
the Forthcoming annual, and are al
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Wilmington Social News.

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WILMINGTON, N. c.. February o.
Two anniversary celebrations, several
receptions and the annual golf tour
nament of the Cape Fear Golf Club
marked the present week. The an
niversaries were those OF the Howard
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4 FLOYD, VA, February 22.--One OF
the most interesting events of the sea-
son in society circles of Floyd was the
pretty wedding on Tuesday, the 18th.
at the home of the bride. Miss Gertrude
Christian Howard to Mr.. D. Robert
son Wood. of Bluefield, w. Va.
The parlor was tastefully decorated
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
Mr.. AND MRS. DEAN.
The Surprise They Gave a Roomfui Of
B~lackeuards.

In the early part Of the nineteenth
century VauXhall was the resort OF
many respectable persons. especially
Of those who came up from the coun-
try to see London sights. During II
season it was infested by a band of
roughs, who made II their occupation to
insult and modest the most quiet, de-
cen people. especially any whom they
guessed to be country visitors. They
became such q nuisance that several
men about town. among whom were
Lord Alvanley and Keppel Craven,
laid a plot to get rid Of them.
They hired Mendoza, the famous
prize fighter. and dressed him up as Il
dean. with a shovel hat and apron.
Another prize fighter. a short man
was dressed ms q middle aged lady
and passed as the deans wife, and n
evening they were seated ut Vauxhall
in a conspicuous position to watch the
fireworks. 1t was not long before the
old fashioned. countrified pair attract
ed the attention Of the gang. who as
sailed them with every kind of coarse
raillery and insult, all OF which they
bore very meekly.
At length n of the prosecutors,
growing holder by impunity. stepped
up to the dean and squirted an orange
into his eye On this the dean, rising,
said In a meek. quiet tone. Really.
gentlemen, I have borne a great deal,
but ] must put a stop to this" With
that his hat went one way and his
coat another. and. followed by his
wife," he sprang into the middle Of
the party, hitting out In all directions.
Filled with establishment and terror,
some fed and some tried to show
fight, but the handling they got from
the prize fighters was too severe for
the fracas to last long.
All the time Lord Alvanley and his
friends, who were In the boxes, were
calling out in delight: "Go 1t, Mr..
Dean! Give It 'em. Mrs. Dean!" An
efrectuai stop was thus put to the an
noyance.-London Spectator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
NEW OF NEBRASKA.
BROWN AND suRkETT AGREE.
Entire Delegation to Have Say in Re-
gard to Appointments.

Washington, Jan. 20.-"The presi-
dent called us to the White House
and told us that we should call to-
gether the delegation from Nebraska
and decide the collectOrship appoint.
meut. We Immediately asked the Re.
publican members Of the house TO
meet with us at Congressman Boyd's
CON-. The delegation adopted the
Iowa plan for federal appointments
hereafter. The vote on the collector.
ship IA set for Saturday. Jan. 90"
This terse statement, authorized by
Senators Burkett and Brown, tells a
most interesting story of a most in
teresting day with the Nebraska dele
cation and, besides, it is a triumph
for the members of the house OF rep
<esentatives from that state.
It vas decided before the confer
once terminated that the Iowa idea
should govern the action of the repre-.
sentatiyes from Nebraska in the ma.
tlOnal halls OF Legislation OH state
vide positions. This reserves to the
individual members of the delegation
all postmasters in their several dis.
Iricts, postmasters In home towns OF
senator's and land offices in cities
where majors reside. On all other
matters OF patronage, however, in
Which the state is interested the dele.
gation will have the right of selec.
tiou. each member being entitled TO
one yOte
The Red Cloud chief., 1908-01-24
PLUNGE FROM AUTO Is FATAL.
George Robinson Killed While Riding
Near Falls City.

Falls City, Neb., Jan. 1S.-Word was
received here of the death of George
Robinson. a well known representa-
tive of the Westinghouse Engine com
pany of Council Bluffs, Ia, which oc.
Cured eight miles east Of this city.
Robinson was in company with
Frank Blankeney Of Dawson, and to.
gether they were coming west from
Rulo in an automobile driven by the
latter. In rounding at a lively pace a
dangerous turning point in the road,
Robinson lost his balance and plunged
head foremost from the car. He struck
in such a manner that his neck was
dislocated. Death was instantaneous.