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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14
SUES nGn AGENT.

Claiming that he had sold din.
monde entrusted to him for necur.
it9 aud bad converted The money
TO hin own use. Fanny Wise yes
teFdaY brought suit #aluHt Samuel
Davidson for saSeD. said 10 be- the
value Of the gems The plaintiff
also sues On another account for
g. g6o. said to be the value Of prop
cfiy 81 hers which the man Is
claimed 10 have sold without &C.
counting for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14
BITS ONE WIS

Myrtle saeial Club.
Airs Hunter vas hostess 70 tho
Myrtle Snciai club al her horne on
W. Crockett 81. yesterday after
noon
Alarao Club oanee.
The Alamo fiah Will slka dance
on Friday cVenlsE u thiH werk ~
nine aelnck. At ghFistsnssu.H
broadway hall.
Progressive Thought
The Progressive Thnunht club
vii ueet with Mrs. g q oYstnn,
az the old Rainier. on nast We'd
neaiiay afternoon.
Drafnatie Recital.
AIRS Garuett r. Eiliot VII give
a dramatic aud musical recital at
the sehsssi auditorium Wet Seat
iis on Friday evening. January IL
National sthlssie Club TO Give
Danes.
The National Afhirtir eiuh sil
give aanee at she Hsntssa uil
ciab hhuar On fhe evening - jan
nary "a
cathoiss Ladies Charity.
The Catholic ladies Charity
club viii meet tomHvfaw afternoon
al the residence ~ Mrs James HOE.
1851 Main IT.. earaer e AiK-
tenth -.
M. t4ariiA and Miss sesllraan 10
Give Musical evening.
Mr. Henry Haniin. assisted ~
hts pupil. Miss Muficl ApeilWan.
will give a complimentary rrea'Hi
tomorrow evening AZ riFmaath
church A most pleasing program
has been arranged
cotsris Club.
Ats meeting n the CatrrIc club
next Friday afternoon The fuii0u'nE
program VIII BE- rendered Life
and Work - Florence Nightingale,
Mrs A. = Duhha Life and Work
u Jane Aida ma~ Hrs. W. J.. Lynn.
discussion lnader. MrH. J q. Law
reaec.
Address BY Dr.. Henry.
Or W e. Henry. ~ The state
university. gave an interesting adj
dreaa before the members 81 the
Parents and Teachers club 81 The
University Heights school at a
regular meeting - thc club yes-
ierdaY afternoon. The subject ~
The addrass was. The Development
~ the sehanihnuae."
Morris Phillips.
on Tuesday morning, January Z.
occurred the wedding ~ Miaa Annie
Caroline Morris and Mr. William
Bell Phillips The ceremony was
performed az the Church of the
Immaculate Conception D.. Rev.
Father Woibel After wedding
breakfast. served at the home ~
the brides parents. Mr. and Ara.
Richard A. Morris. 1910 Eighteenth
av.. the couple left for a trip "a
New York and other cities They
will be at home after March ! az
ia + Union II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14

Judge Hetd t. holding court AZ
Valdez ALASKA. dihposinH nf fhc
many civil eases principal oi which
H. the mlkup over the Reynolds
operations
The senate has postponed further
action regarding the relief given
by Carfsiyuu duFinE the first
stages uf The mearY panic until
that official has made bis rvport.
heavier than air The successful
nlsht vas made Ia the presence Of
an official committee ~ tbs Aero
club The time MAS / minute and
- s.e8Bda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14
CITYPARTYME MEETINGS

"Wednesday nlght Firat aud
Fourth wards, the Municipal court
room. city hall
Thursday nieht Fourteenth ward,
Mhdrona hall. Weat Seattle
Friday uiEht-fifth ward. Labor
Temple
Friday nlght Seventh ward, hall
to be secured and announced.
Saturday night Twelfth ward.
two meetiurH. one nt unEdale.H
hall. Rainier Beach. ana one al Co.
mmbla
These meetings viii be addressed
hy MAyof Moore aiss The other cts
uariy candidates. ard ehueuuea al
the nreciuet voters Nill be- na''
aomhlod to select election officials.
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That the aty comptroller make
no. Of ~ filleg fees OF candidates
for city nominations to purchase
cigars TO- the candidates 60 give
away In the campaign il the Hug
section of Bred Bcxlnger. late can,
asdate for the Republican councils
manic nomination IA the Thlr
tocute ward
NJ Roxluger withdros from the
contoat Saturday. Il was said IN
hia letter of withdrawal thst he
made the suggestion that the city
supply the cigars
Mr. Rexinger says that uader the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14
ADVISES BSE OF FILING
FEES FOR CIGARS

primary law candidates ore not
permitted 20 purchase clgAras for
themselves. and thinks the city
'ahould supply this vef1 important
campaign necessity.
ee iaukn the filing Zoe fund
would o. usfful as starter aud
auEFcath that after Il IL exhausted
the candidates might be pat Ia
cstehlng rats. The hnuniiee on this
work. he ayers. could also be
turned into the fund lie adds the
suggestion ths Councilman II G.
ON SHOULD he kept we'll supplied
with smokes In order 10 permit hlm
20 abandon hih corncob pipe.
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OFFICERS OF Y. N. G. A.
MAKE ANNUAL REPORT

ed that 6fs students had been 81.
rolled IN all departments during
the year. the evening CLASSES uon'
tanning 2bn ha,a and men
Physical Director nnuthiit pro
pOasd a Saturday half holiday ~ a
solution of The sunday baseball
problem. and reported that y awfF.'
mlng and lie saving club would be
formed
No changes acre made la the
boards az directors and trustees
The slate convention viii be arid
ia Seattle on Jan t7fs.
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PLANS new CHURCH

Bcf q Clement kiug. pastor of
the All Saints Episcopal church at
rha university. lfa4rs this morning
fur the east % Try o. raise 8 fund
Tor the erection 81 church build
ing Tor that district bishop Kcatuf
has started the fund with a doBa
ton AZ 81 90 Alaout S. 900 will
be- needed 70 erevt a church Fuitable
fnE lhn IaFflInr.
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city party meetings 10 be ad
dressed By the party candidates and
Go select candidates for precinct
election officials. WIG be- hold IN
different wards each nisht OF the
present week The schedule II a.
follows
Tonight sixth ward aud the
First. Second. Third aud Fourth
precincts Of the Eighth ward. al
the North Seattle Improvement
clubs hall. Fourth AID Denny way
Tonight Firth to Thirteenth
precincts of the Eighth ward. Hap
list mission on Garfield ~
"Wednesday might fhifu ward
Madrona hall. Twenty first ay Ane
4 jefferson II.
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Officers Of the Y 81 G A. made
their reports AZ the annual mee'ius
" the association held last night 10
the dinlns room Of the new build
inK
Tho financial report shows ex
penditufua fof 1897 Ia be i1i.4es 80
and the receipts Ia b. t.s.e3ott
The deficit. II ID said, was due So
delay Ia getting Into this new build
ing
The membership exceeds 5000
The educational department report
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REPOSITORIES NAMED.

County Treasurer 0iofmieY sea.
tafdaY verified to the county e1ms
miaHiuncfu bis selection Of banks
a. couufY aepaaitoriea, apgpriion
ing the depuaita between the iusti.
tulioua A. fuliusa Dexter Horton
A Co. So. 600. Seattle National
bank. 500 coo. National Bank Of
Commerce.. ta0o. 900. First Nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14
SUPERIOR COAL {
IMPROVEMENT CO.
Special Notice

To Iustallmcnt Stockholders
and all others whom II may
concern;
This Is to inform you that
L. lorna & COMPANY.
2o6 Peoples Savings Bank
Building. End Ave and pike
St, have been appointed Fiscal
Agents for the above property.
by the stockholders OF said conn
pany at a duly-ealled meeting
OF said stockholders. held in the
Labor Temple. Seattle. on Dec.
30th, 1907. You are further
warned that no installmeuis
due on stock since Dec. 50ih
will be credited on the books
OF the SUPERIOR COAL
AND IMPROVEMENT CO.
unless paid to the SUPERIOR
COAL AND IMPROVE.
MENT COMPANY at room
200 Peoples Savings Bank
Building. and signed by the I'M
dersigncd, or J. I. lorna q
Company
Further, 10 avoid errors you
arc hereby advised TO verify
your holdings with the books
OF the company at the above
written address.
VIM. BERESFORD KAVA-
NAUGH.
President Superior Coal ard I'm.
proyemcnt Co. zee
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Don't B4ail<i

Before getting our estimates on
plumbing ard heating Modern ia
lures ~ faiF pfices q II HruNn
Plumbing Co. 22t Pine 81 80
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American bank. $4,000. union
Savings aud Trust Co. 81. Geo
Washington Trust company. fi45.s
0a0, Northern nauk a Trust Co
IS 600. state Hank Of Ballard.
$4,000. 81 81 Merrill Kent. 'ios
GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14

The Washington Fire Insurance
company H. making headway In ali
Of the important states of the
uniou-a good thing FOR Seattle. as
IL brings Insurance money 70 seat.
tie. instead Of sending Il from here
zee
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Putnam Boots. the best boot
made. III like = Elove Price 500
aud 81 80 Come In and see them
nt Halls. I'LL Flint ave. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14

n. NJ. Herrin 4 Co. si0 First az.
have for sale 600 shares OF Trojan
M.ae stock az cents per share 80
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NAV 90 20 frisco Reception.

WANIIINUTON. ID G. Jan It
French Ambassador 1uEserand an.
nounces that probably he will &C.
cept the invitation Of the citizens
% san Francisco to participate Ia
the reception "a b. given Admiral
Evans and the hattleshlp fleet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-14

uneaualea vaudeville Al
Week Daily Natinees lin -
Comedy Manoiogist. Nelds 80
E4uiuhrists. Coctia & knAio - -
20. nert Page. Genie SAatei'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
DELAWARE REPUBLICANS
Endorse Roosevelt Administration But
Refuse to instruct for Taft.

Dover. Dell April 1.-THE Republic
can state convention met today and
elected full delegation to the nation
al convention at Chicago. The dele
gates were not instructed. The con-
ventiOn was harmonious, the only
show of a contest was over a resolu-
ton directing the national delegates to
support Secretary, of War Taft for the
Presidential nomination. 1t was de-
feated overwhelmingly by viva voce
vote.
The convention was in control of the
state organization, headed by United
States Senators Dupont and Richard
son.
The platform Endorses the admins
tration of President Roosevelt and the
state administration and also COM
mends the President recent course in
the enforcement of his policies. 1t
also favors revision of the tariff as
applied to the Philippines.
The delegation to Chicago follows:
Delegates-U. S. Senators Henry A.
Dupont and Harry A. Richardson.
Governor Preston Lea, Congressman
Hiram r. Burton, Walter o. Hoffeck-
err and John G. Townsend They will
be ratified at the state convention this
afternoon. They will not be instructed
by the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
BATES wITHDRAws
As Candidate for Place on Delegation
to Chicago.

Boston, April THE political atmos-
phere in Massachusetts so far as the
Republicans are concerned, was some-
what cleared today by the withdrawal
of former Governor John l.. Bates as
one of the five candidates for four
places on the delegates-at-large to the
Chicago convention, and the announce
ment from Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
that he agreed with Senator w. MUIR
ray Crane in favor of leaving the dele
gates uninstructed by any resolutions
or by the expression at the state con-
ventiOn of any preference in favor Of
any one Presidential candidate.
There were indications that the state
convention would see a spirited con-
places on the at-large delegation.
There was a practical agreement that
two of these places should go to Sena-
tors Lodge and Crane but it was ex-
pected that the delegates would be
split up over the other three candi-
dates. former Governors Bates and
Long and Col. S. o. Bigney. Gov.
Bates withdrawal today practically
settled that question in advance Of
the meeting of the convention.
Notwithstanding Senator Lodges
statement today against any resolu-
tons, tie adherents of Sec. Taft stated
that they would continue their efforts
to pledge the four delegates to voting
for their candidate at Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
A FAMILY CONFERENCE
Relative to Engagement Of Duke Of
Aosta and Miss EIkins.

Rome, April THE Duke of .Aosta ar
rived here today and had breakfast with
King Emmanuel, the Duke of the Abruzzi
and the Count of Turin. after which a
family conference was held relative to
the arranging of a marriage engagement
between the Duke of the Abruzzi and
Miss katherine Elkins. daughter of Sem
ator Stephen B. Ek;ns of West Virginia.
Although nothing official is known, it
is reported that the duke has confirmed
his engagement to Miss Elkins and that
1t is his intention to return to the United
States shortly. 1t is also asserted that
the engagement will not be officially COM
nunicated, it being the custom to reserve
announcement of the engagement of
members of the royal family until after
the marriage ceremony has actually been
performed.
The duke left tonight for SpeZia to re-
sumo command of the battleship Regina
Elina. ....
At the conclusion Of the conference the
Duke Of Aosta. the Count of Turin and
the Duke Of AbruZzi had luncheon with
King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Hele-
ma. Insomuch as His Majesty does not
permit the presence of any court person.
ages at luncheon, custom that has been
observed since 1906. nothing has been
learned regarding the decision reached by
the royal family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
BANKS WILL CONSOLIDATE.
Shawmut Bank, Boston, Absorbs Ma.
tional Bank Of Republic.


Boston, April Following the per-
fecting arrangements yesterday of the
merger of the National Bank of the
Republic with the National Shawmut
Bank, it was announced today that
Charles A. Vialle, president of the Re-
public, Albert Stern, vice president,
Charles Hayden, J. Fred Brown and
William H. wellington, directors OF
the Republic. will be added to the
board Of directors of the National
Shawmut.
1t was stated today that the book
value of the stock of the National
Bank of the Republic, after the declar-
alton of recent dividend. shows 1881
per share and it Is estimated that the
bank will liquidate at about SITS a
share. 1t is also believed that there
will be a bonus to the stockholders of
$30.50 share from the National
Shawmut Bank and that the stock
holders of the National Bank of the
Republic will receive fully 5000 share
for their holdings. The last sale Of
the stock of the National Bank of the
Republic was at $142 per share.
The previous local bank to be abb
sorbed by the National Shawmut Bank
was the National Exchange Bank,
which was taken over in February,
1906.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL
Announces Baseball Schedule, lnelud.
ing Augusta and Gardiner Games.

Brunswick, Me-, April 7.-(SpeciaD
The following schedule of games for
the Brunswick High school baseball
team was announced late this after
noon by Manager G. L. Sheffield. The
schedule comprises Is games and four
open dates, which it is hoped to fill at
once. OF the 10 games nine will be
played on the home grounds. The
schedule:
April 11-Freeport High at Bruns-
wick
April 15-Open
April 22-Topsham High at Bruns-
wick
April Backward Little High at Au-
burn.
April 29-Bowdoin Second at Bruns-
wick.
May Edward Little High at
Brunswick
May 6-Open.
May 9-Lewiston High at Lewiston.
May 13-Bowdoin Second at Bruns-
wick
May 16-Morse High Of Bath at
Brunswick
May 20-Open.
May 23-Lewiston High at Bruns-
wick
May 27-Open,
May 30-Gardiner High at Gardiner.
June 3-Cony High at Brunswick.
June 6-Cony High at Augusta.
June 13-Gardiner High at Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
Is EffseiBd betWeen Anna
Gould and Her Family.
Al Bot Brother George with
draws Objections 10 Prince.
Mrs. George essld Proves Success
@ poooemakor.

New York, April 7.-That an agree
ment has been reached among the rela-
tives of Madame Anna Gould to in
terpose no further objection to her en-
gagement to Prince De Sagan was re-
ported today. This agreement did not
however. include George Gould, who is
custodian of Anna Gould's property.
but Is said to comprise practically all
others of her relatives.
The pertinacity Of the prince, who
recently announced that he would for
60 his plan to return to Paris this
week, and the insistence of Madame
Gould upon her right to decide for her.
self. are said to have broken down the
opposition to the engagement SO that
all except George Gould have consent
ed to 1t.
Mrs. George Gould, wife of the head
of the Gould family. is credited with
having exercised the tact Of a diplomat
in effecting a reconciliation between
Madame Gould and her relatives. When
be disagreement over the prince,
Mrs George Gould went on visit to
Hot Springs, Va. Returning from that
place yesterday she found Madame
Gould at the apartments of her
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse at
the ST. Regis, while her relatives were
still unreconciled.
Mrs. George Gould is believed to have
undertaken the part of mediator with
such success that the objections of the
members of the family, other than
George Gould. have been overcome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
BARRE, Vt, STRIKE OVER.
Cutters Vote to Accept Conference
Committees Compromise Terms.

Barre, VT. April THE strike OF
granite cutters OF Barre and Mont
pelier which began March was set
tied today. when the cutters at a mass
meeting voted to accept the compro-
of conference. It is expected that the
differences between the manufacturers
and quarrymen will be adjusted in a
few days, so that the quarries may be
started up in all departments next
Monday. Between 1000 and 5000 men
have been concerned in the six-weeks
strike.
Under the compromise agreement
ratified today by the cutters, the cut
tiers are to receive 37H cents per hour
minimum wages for the first year of
a Swear contract, 80 cents for the Sec
ond year and 38N cents for the third
year Under the agreement which
came to an end when the strike began,
the cutters received 37h cents an hour.
Their demand was for 40 cents. The
agreement in addition to fixing the
wages, provides for weekly payments
and Saturday half holidays in the
months of June. July, August and
September. ..-..l
The quarrymen have also received a
compromise proposition from the
manufacturers and will vote on the
matter at meeting tomorrow after
noon. In view of the cutters action
it is confidently expected that the
quarrymen as we'll as the tool sharp
eners. polishers and boxers, all of
whom have some differences to be ad-
justed, will vote to return to work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

The house and barn at West hoon
port, owned by Isaac Blake, Du. ~
occupied, were destroyed by fire nun
day, causing a loss of about si'ss'
which is nearly covered by insura,. "a
The fire originated in the barn or
must have been incendiary.
Ralph McCaslin of Bangor and wy
tor Dudley of Caribou, two inma.cs !,
the Eastern Maine Insane hospita =
Bangor, are missing from that ihs'ia ~,
ton and a vigorous search by hospiu :
and police authorities have faileu =. :
reveal their whereabouts. me "a
patients were on the parole list a .hs
were allowed the freedom oil ~
grounds but failed to show up a. j,
o'clock Monday night, the hour ~
were supposed to report at the ~
pital.
The Maine Academy of Medicine a,s
Science will meet Wednesday even son
April s, at X. of r. hail. 81 Lls .;us
street, Lewiston. with councii iiie' III.
at $50 p. M. and banquet at wv '.,,;ch
lowed by the regular meeting at " "nt.
the following papers will be p,ess,r
ed: Medical Inspection OF Scio. .ar.
by +. F. Wakefield, M. D., OF Le",.r aer.
discussed by Arthur ]. Collins s SUN.
intendent of schools of Lewi.s ,,ce
"Selenium Cell and Long Dis'a ~
Transmission of Photographs, n
William r. Whitehouse, A. D.,
of Bates College.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08

While several hundred guests were
asleep in Smith & McNeirs hotel at
New York early Tuesday, frenien sue
cessfully fought a stubborn fire in the
basement which caused damage
amounting to $500 before it was sub
dued. At no time did the flames gain
such Roadway that the upper portion
OF the hotel was seriously threatened,
and few of the occupants of the house
were aware that there had been a fire
until they arose at the usual hour. The
fire started from an overheated exhaust
pipe in the engine room. The flames
communicated to surrounding wood
work and great volume of dense
smoke poured through the sidewalk
gratings. A prompt alarm brought q
big force of firemen and they succeed
ed in preventing the spread Of the fire
beyond the engine room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08
MAY BUY BATTLESHlPS.
British Admiralty Considers Purchase
Of Two Building for Brazil.

New York. April Interest has
been aroused in naval circles by the
report that the British admiralty is
considering the purchase Of the two
big battleships now being built in this
country for Brazil. 1t is pointed out
that Brazil has no need for two such
powerful ships. which. in addition to
their original great cost, will be ex
pensive to maintain. 1t is certain that
Great Britain will buy these vessels
should this be the only way of pre-
venting their falling into the hands Of
another European power.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-08

solution before the eyes of tine civili-
ger world, before American traditions
or even before that code, so many
times misinterpreted, which is called
the Monroe doctrine. The dilena
raises itself thus:
Either the United States will re-
spect and support the decisions of the
mixed International tribunals and those
of the tribunals of Venezuela, or it
will raise up once for all the flag of
conquest in America. Then it will be
that the people of the new world
will know the position is that they
will have to occupy in the present and
in the future"
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AFTER MANY YEARS.
Daguerrotype Taken from Dead SOL
der Returned to Original.

New York, April Taken from the
body of Union soldier on the battle
field of Charlottesville. a daguerro-
type of young man and a girl has
been returned to the girl in the picture
after a search lasting 33 years. The
search has been conducted by Edgar
M. Whitenour. a retired freeholder of
Paterson, N. j.
His wife's father, Nicholas Barnes,
member of a New Jersey regiment,
was captured in the Civil War and the
daguerrotype was given to him by a
Confederate to send North. On the
back of the case were the names of
John Rawson and Nellie Augusta Net
Teton. Mr. Whitenour for years has
been trying to trace these names and
locate if possible the woman whose
likeness was presented.
Recently the history of the Nettleton
family was consulted and the result
was the finding of claimant for the
picture Nellie Augusta Nettleton was
finally located in the person of Mrs.
r. S. Stowe of Milford, Conn. The
daguerrotype, taken in her youth. is
now in her possession.
Milford, Conn.,, April Mrs. Thomas
S. Stowe said today that she was the
Nellie Augusta Nettleton, whose name
with that Of John Rawson
on the back Of daguerrotype of a
young man and girl, which had been
taken from the body of Union SOL
dier after the battle of Chancellors-
VILE She said that the young man
had been a friend of hers and that the
daguerrotype had been sent to her by
Edgar NJ. Whitenour of Paterson, N. J..