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The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

visions Attached To one leg was "A
small cask OF fresh water.
Ifelr krlmm.cbcin was amazed.
Henry clay Jones seemed Just as mucn
amazed At the Germans lack OF
preparation.
Amt yo goin' to take nothin
along asked Henry clay.
The German shook his head hlankly
and his eyes popped In his head as he
surveyed the Negru.s paraphernalia.
Look we're. said Henry clay
"lemtne- see the Judge OF this swim
min cffi.ffch All wants II distinctly
uu'crst and at All ain supposed TO feed
this ycfsS party Ahm Carryin' this
chuck fos1mah own special benefit an
Ann no free lunch counter. See
we're" 10 the German. when All gets
S+,-..tll-la- tae- middle Of al OIL ocean
an w asks me 70 drink OF water,
An am goin' 10 give you none No
xrrfri-- sAis-Ah- e4Fa-lSolI- Turnover
NAH back an fry bacon TO yo' neither.
Yo got 20 carry yO' own stun or 20
without
The German was paralyzed. At last
he managed 10 ask question.
How far ISIS II you Intend TO SWIM"
said he
"Ah'm goin' straight across TO tho
other side. touch land once an como
right back again" snid Henry Clay
Come on, Times almost up
Bat Herr Krimmlebciu climbed back
into his bath robe and disappeared
down tho pier leaving trail OF Dis
tcinted Germans behind him. He never
came back.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

nings' similar attempt that went
wrong is getting him a universal ca
chination.
WIlett for Today.
However. the series Is yet young and
today Edgar Willett is likely To 80 III
against one OF the Boston righthand-
ers. The Tigers were batting well
enough yesterday and il seems i'm
possible that the Boston clubs hoodoo
can long prevail with the mediocre
grade OF pitching that Is prevailing
from the Boston beavers.
A unique fact prevailed in all the
returns from the eastern battle fields.
The western teams were snuffed out
as If by a holocaust. Detroits har-
rowing experience at Boston was du-
plicated by the Sox AT Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington and ST.
Louis AT New York. The eastern
clubs surely made good on their claims
for one day at least. And II all makes
the race tighter and better.
Wolter a Veteran Colt.
In the meantime Boston is placing
Manager Lakes strategy in a position
altogether secondary 10 the doughty
w
ed as the wonder OF the age and is
the latest OF the second Cobbs to leap
into the limelight. A usually we'll
informed Detroit writer recently pub
lished an article IN which he hailed
him as having his first time on earth
in big-league company.
Perhaps Wolter is the real wonder
which this run OF dope leads one 10
specifically observe. Yet he failed 10
show any such caliber in three thor
ough try-outs which he received IN the
National league. He went south with
Pittsburg one season, had another
searching by Cincinnati and was later
for a few weeks on the list Of one 9TH
err National league club, the identity
OF which the writer has forgotten. He
is at present first-basing in the place
OF Jake Stahl and the big hope Of
Bosten,s 5 rivals is that he stays there.
Such luck as falls To the share OF a
man who gets home run on a
scratch hi as he did yesterday, ami
with two men on base. does not often
fall TO the share OF one mortal during
a season
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Three pieces OF poor Judgment.
coupled with some hitting at the
opportune time. were TO blame for
Detroits defeats by Boston, whtCn
has won four out OF five OF the
games played up to date.
With two on base In the Bos-
ton game. Crawford over-ran Vol
ter's short fly and II went for a
home run. heing the big faeteF In
Boston's 90 5 win over the Tig-
ers.
Mack sent both Vickers anu by
CERT TO the stable but managed
20 win from the Sox with Bender.
. to 4. the Athletics punching hits
OF Smith.
Washington's win over Young
was the first in number of years.
Hughes was invincible and got
shut-out.
The New York hits were AZ APP
propriate times yesterday and
Lake defeated Powell IN a game
well-pitched by both.
In the New York game Second
Baseman Laporte accepted -
chances without an error.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Could Not Be Better.

No one has ever made salve, oint-
ment. lotion or balm to compare with
BIcklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one
perfect healer of Cuts, Corns, Burns,
Bruises, Sores. Scalds, Polls. Ulcers.
Eczema. Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes,
Cold Sores. Chapped Hands it's su.
-preme. Infallible for Piles. Al c. r.
Kinsel. Central Drug Co. and Gray q
Worcester
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
CUBS LOSE SECRETARY.
Charles n. Thomas Gets Into Domes-
tic Trouble and Skps.

CHICAGO. June Following a
sensational divorce suit fled by his
wife, Charles II. Thomas has resigned
as secretary OF the Chicago National
League baseball club ana left town.
He left behind him today n brief note
citing his domestic troubles as the
cause of his departure.
Mrs. Thomas petition. she says. is
the direct result OF visit she made
TO the house OF n Ravenswood woman
early Sunday morning. BY a clever
ruse she trapped Thomas in the WON.
ans apartments
The Thomases were married Aug
To- 1896, In Brooklyn.
Count This One Out.
Marrave. an VI and VI candidate, Is
bothered by curb.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
nou Scores for TourIst..

The Rock Island lines, Ia connection
with their Colorado train service. Will
add telcgraphlc baseball score service
10 other special features on the Rocky
Mountain Limited and their new one
night train. The Mountaineer" In
thus taking the initiative among west
ern lines in appealing 90 the lovers Of
the national game. the Rock Island de-
serves commentator. The plan con-
templates showing final scores, early
as obtainablc. OF games in the Nation
al. American and Western leagues to-
gether with suCh data concerning the
game az will be OF interest This fea-
ture Will also be part OF the service
on the Golden state Limited and. on
and after June 9Th, when IL becomes
effective. Rock Island patrons en- route
TO Colorado or California need not be
out OF constant touch with the baseball
situation.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Are You Golna West7

Drop a rostal card 10 Robert G.
Jones. Michigan Passenger Agent,
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way. 2i2 Majestic building. Detroit,
and receive by return mail folder de-
.criptive OF the Alaska Yukon.Paciflc
Exposition at Seattle, June l 10 oeto-
Der lG. 1901.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
hooraX for Lanafordl

It was a bad week for Americans in
England. Witness the defeat OF Ira
vers the golfer, and Sir Martin, the
Yankee entrant in the Derby. The
only American 10 make good was Sam
Langford, who made Hague. the
Britisher, look like a peace confer.
ence.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
JAP TRIP FOR BADGERS.
Wisconsin After Faculty Permission
for Jaunt Across Pacific.

MADISON. Wis, June Eff the fac
ulty will give its consent the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin baseball team will
go TO Toxic. Japan, next September
and play 10 games with the Keio uni.
versity. The Japanese school has ex-
tended an invitation To Wisconsin 10
make the trip, guaranteeing TO pay all
expenses.
Keio plays an American university
team each fall. but the California
schools have usually made the trip.
The Badgers were invited this year
through the efforts of Genkwan Shi-
bata. Japanese student at Wisconsin.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Can't Eoraet Poor Merkle.

We take pleasure in announcing
that Mr.. Fred Merkle yesterday aft
ernoon touched second for the first
time since that memorable day last
September.-New York Globe.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Some Sense in This.

Terry Turner OF the Clevelands. Is
out OF the game with sore arm. The
Forest City pencilers will have big
sensation to handle some day when
Turner is in the game with sound
whip.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Anfns Pnss Albany.

ALBANY. n Y, June The five
motor cars in the New York 10 seattle
race. passed through Albany shortly
before noon today enroutc 70 Syracuse.
All were in good condition and no mis-
INNS Mero repOrfcd.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
The Champion sacrihcer.

Willie Keeler has made more sacri.
Gee hits than any other player in
either league Willie vas always
strong on the sacrifice trick, anyhow.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
POOR FIELD FOR
THE BIC BROOKLYN
Stake Will This Year Be Worth Less
Than $4,000 to the Winner and
Celt Will Probably Cop.

GRAVESEND RACE TRACK, n. Y,
June 3.-Tho poorest field in its his
tory SO far as numbers is concerned
will go TO the post at o'clock this
afternoon for the twenty-second run
ming OF the famous Brooklyn handicap
and for the first time I'm the history
OF the race last years winner is tho
odds on betting choice. Celt who
galloped home IN front OF the big field
last year and who is the crack of the
Keene barn since Soln and Ballot
were shipped 60 England, is an odds
on favorite with Sam Hildredth's King
James. winner OF the Metropolitan and
the Kings cup at Toronto last Satur-
day, a strong second choice.
The track viii be slow and the big
race worth in former years from $50
600 10 $27 600. will be worth less than
$4,000 To the winner the race Is tho
feature of the opening days card ~
the Brooklyn Jockey club and there
is much curiosity as to whether the
Kings county officials VIII permit
Oral betting as they did at Bel
mont.
The entries. weights. jockeys and
odds for the big race are;
Celt. 127 (ButwelD. 4 10 5.
King James. l26 tBurns), 2 to !.
RestIgouche. ia (Dugan), To !.
Frank Gill. lie (Scoville), to l.
High Private. l0s (Butlcr), to !.
Berkeley 1O2 (Bergenl. 20 TO /.
King James and ResttToucheiD Hit
dTeth entry.
-
Easily discovered.
Nearly all of the National league
teams have discovered Coveleskio,
tic Pole. THE season.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results,

Yesterdays Results.
Saginaw 4 Bay city >.
Adrian g Lansing ..
Jackson 4, Flint !.
Kalamazoo 5. Battle Creek 4 Go inn
lngs).
Today's Games.
Bay city at Saginaw,
Lansing AT Adrian.
Jackson at Flint
Kalamazoo at Battle Creek.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

rhe .i-y~ar-eld pedestrian was lost for
two days between two western towns
only 20 miles apart and grave fears
were felt for his safety, lie has
started out to walk from New York
IL san Francisco I'm 100 days actual
walking time. sundays not included.
The distance h. 1900 miles, making
the average of his schedule, ~ miles.
When lost weston was i'm bad shape
md FIVE days behind his schedule.
Late last night. however. weston
turned up at Laramie. Nyo.. and to-
day he left. Tired and toot-sore for
Medicine Bow, 81 miles west. and
with stopping place In between.
lie expects to sleep In the open air.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Bralny player, He.

Hcady work OF Centerfelder Sentz,
Lpf-I.ltLle Rock. is attracting the notice
OF big league scouts.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

sBatted for Bush in ninth
tran for Schmidt In ninth.
tBatted for French IN third
zBatted for Chech in eighth.
Detroit . . 0 0 o o. :
Boston % o o o o o ? 6
Two-base hits--McIntyre. Moriarty
Home run--Wolter iIits--On ARIEL
lanes, in inning: of Chech y in e.
sacrifice hits---Schacfer Schmidt Spen-
Ter stolen bases--Cobb p Wagrfr
Double plays-Bush and Moriarty. Lori
and Wolter. Left on bases--Detroit 3.
Boston T. First base on halls-CH Ktl-
Ian 4, OF Morgan 3 First base on rr-
rors-Dctroit J. HIT by pitcher Ry
Kflifan. Niles: by Chech Cobb Struck
-ant-By Chech .. by Killian I. hy Nor
gan l. wild pitches-Choch B Nor
gan 2 Time so. Umplres-O Lough-
lin and KERN.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
MUCH HIKING IN PROGRESS.
Upstate Pedestrians Schedule String
OF Walks for Summer.

LANSING. Mich. June Edward
Buckley. of Battle Greek, and james
Hutchinson OF Lansing. walked TO
Grand Rapids on sunday and Monday.
The first days walk was TO Lake
Odessa and the second from there TO
Grand Rapids.
The local chapter of the Overland
club will take the following walks in
June:
June 4. NJ. A. C. and return.
June 6. Park Lake and return.
June IL. Jones Lake and return.
June 13. Battle Creek 10 Kalama-
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

June 1s, Waverly park and return.
June 20. Open date.
June %. NJ. A. c. and return.
June 81, Grand Ledge and return.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

Easily discovered.
Nearly all of the National league
teams have discovered Covelesk,o,
the Pole this season.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

yob Printing done right. Times Print
fng Co., Is John R-st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
Todny's Games,

Detroit at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
It Louis at New York
Cleveland at Washington.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03

nings' similar attempt that went
wrong is getting him a universal ca
The Detroit times., 1909-06-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterday. Results.

Boston 8. Detroit >.
Athletics 8. Chicago 4.
Washington 4. Cleveland 0.
New York 3. 1T. Louis l.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
pENN. ArHLErIo EIECrIoN.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Dec. 10
After a lively campaign. the cleo
ton of the board of directors Of the
Athletic Association OF the Uniyers-
ity OF Pennsylvania. viii be held to-
day in connection with the annual
meeting OF the members.
In former years the election vas
usually a cut aad dried affair. but
this year the ticket contains many
candidates which viii make the re-
suit OF the election very close. Fur.
thermore, the students who have be-
come ineensed At the treatment re-
eeIved from the association during
the foot ball season regarding the
placing Of the cheering section are
determined that the present members
shall not be reelected and not little
electIoneering Is being done.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
TWELV We KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK
Plunges From Bridge Into Creek
Is Feet Below

CHARLOTTE. N. G.. Dec. 49,.
Twelve persons are reported killed
and 40 more we're seriously injured,
when passenger train No. IL on the
Southern railroad was speeding
southwark ut the rate or SIS miles
per hour. when It plunged over d
trestle and fell as feet into Ready
creek, four miles north OF Greens
boro today. The dead are buried un-
der three feet OF water.
News was flashed to Greensboro
only after Conductor George Gable,
the hero OF the wreck. had dragged
himself nearly two miles to a sta
ton. although his leg was broken
In the crash and other injuries we're
also upon his body. Immediately
after he gave the news OF the wreck
physicians and nurses hurried to the
scene with all possible speed by a
special train.
George Gould, SON of Jay Gould,
was on the train, but escaped unin-
jured. Engineer Fireman Is among
the dead Among those killed thus
far found are: John A. Broadnax,
Greensboro; A. Holcomb. Mount Airy,
n. c.; Edward Sexton Denton, N. c.;
A. P. Cone. superintendent Richmond
division Southern railway; d. c. No
Ian, Pullman conductor; G. HI. White,
travelling auditor; flagman, name un-
known.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
LAST SAD RITES.

The remains OF the hate Mrs. Sarah
Asnew, who died at Harrison on
be 10th inst, we're brought to this
ity yesterday and inferred in For
st cemetery. The deceased was the
bother of Mrs. Kiger of Harrison.
md the other two daughters arrived
fom the east yesterday to attend
be funeral. Attorney Langley Of
Garrison and ave attorneys from this
ty acted In the capacity OF pail
carers. The funeral was held from
Pc Baptist church In her home city.
Rev. Adams officiating.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
pEAN ron FARAr tora.EGE.

ST. PAUL. Minn. Dec. ia dean
of the Minnesota Agricultural col
lege. one OF the most important In
situations Of its kind In the country.
will probably be appointed at today'a
meeting OF the board Professor A.
F. Woods Of Washington and Presi-
dent A. NJ sonle Of the Georgia
Agricultural college. comprise the
field from which a selection viii be
made The Georgia educator vas
recommended By James ]. Hii. the
northwestern railway king.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
CITIZENS WANT 10 LYNCH
SIX NEGRO PRISONERS
Are Held Back FROM gail " sferAfrs
Force Of Deputies,

Are Held Rack FROM gail " sheriars
Force Of Deputies,
OscEoLA. Ark. Dec. IS. sheriff
Larde and his force o. deputies are
on duty today guarding the JAIN to
keep the impulslve mob which IL
massing from Shaween with the an
nouncement Or their intention Of
lynching ak negroes held here upon
the charge OF barbarIc cruelty.
The negro prisoners had an or
ganized gang for the purpose Of a.
lacking white people. and among the
victims was Mrs. Mary Cummings,
who was wrapped In q feather bed
and afterward ignited The house
was robbed but the negroes secured
but very few valuables. They took
one white man and dipped him In lee
water In the Mississippi river and
then threw him into q tub OF boiling
water. He died few minutes later
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
PAY C4ERIsTNAs nfvfDESpa.

NEW YORK. y. r.. Dec. is.-Tsn
dyas before Christmas l. . popular
time for the payment Of dividends.
owing 70 the dire need existing ~
thar period and many railroad. nnAa-
eiai and Industrial companies swsiiea
the fund b. disbursements today. De-
eember dividends DO sos aggregate
quite as much as last year. bat there
will Be sufficient money IN eareala-
ton TO keep the woif from TIE doors
Of ihose owning stocks IN snfacieas
quantities.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
BRANsoN q MAX
INCORPORATES FOR 10000

New Organization Begins Business
January Officers Elected.
The hardware Arm of Branson &
Max today Hled articles OF Incor-
poration with a capital stock Of s5O.-
600, with $4,000 paid up. The new
Arm, beginning with the first OF the
new year, will be known as the
Branson & Max Hardware company.
limited. and the following officers
have been elected: President. c. T..
Max: vice president, J. r. Conroy;
secretary. Lennie v. Miles; and treas
urer, A. w. Branson.
The above Arm is one of the lead
Ing in its line In this city and since
coming to Occur d'Alene have built
up an excellent business. 1t has at
present large stock OF goods.
but it Is the Intention of the new or
ganization to still add to It's stock.
The new company anticipate some
changes In the building which will
make 1t better for handling it's bust
ness and more convenient In serving
the public.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
ANNUAL MEETING OF Ma
TIoNAL LEAGUE IN SESSION
Old Fans After Honors and Aspire
to Become National President.

Old Fans After HonoFs and Aspire
to Become National President.
NEW YORK, N. Y. Dec. Is
With all the clubs in the association
represented, the National League of
Baseball Clubs convened at the Wal
dorf-AstOria hotel this afternoon for
what promises 70 develop into one
of the most important annual meet
ings of the old major leagues history.
The convention was preceded by a
meeting of the board of directors.
The proceedings were kept secret. no
newspapermen being permitted to at
tend. The American leaguers are
gathering today for their annual
meeting, which comes tomorrow.
Election of a president is the prin-
cipal business before the National
League. Dreyfuss of Pittsburg heads
the John A. Heydler faction, while
Murphy of Chicago is leading the OPP
position.
murphy 10 NEES MAS&AJ 900AA NAU
election. He has not met with the
uniform success in his quest for a
new big chief that he would have the
public believe. On the other hand
Dreyfuss has been far from idle in
campaigning for Heydler. and It APP
pears right now as though John NJ.
Ward will not even be nominated
for the job.
Another thing that Is worrying
Murphy is that Philadelphia club. He
made a bungIing mess of the Job
and is in bad not only with the ma
jority OF the magnates. but with the
base ball public even in his own
home town. Horace Fogel has been
talking a great deal trying to impress
every one with the fact that Phtla-
delphians are behind the club, but
the more he talks the more fully con-
vineed the fans are that Murphy and
syndicate are putting up the ST.
moleons.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
LAnaRsr AMEnloAN aAILER.

BATH, Ne. Dee. 1.-The largest
wooden vessel ever built IN this eoup-
try. and the largest sailing vessel
of American registry. vas launehed
from = local ahipyard yesterday AZ
ternoon This Is the slx-masted
schooner Wyoming. Her official
measurements give her a gross ton
mage OF s5To. thus placing her ahead
OF the schooner William L. Douglas.
the present title holder. With . gross
tonnage Of s7es- The Wyoming il
3se feet long over ali. 1895 feet
keel and so.4 feet deep.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
HOTEL MEN DECIDE
no UsR CHEAPER MEATS
Claim u Made Sneh AEeaas are Really
More PaamtahRe.

ENaANMI = NAAaN4ANAEA&s
DENVER. Colo. Dec. lit has
become known that the hotel keep
ers Of the west. following their an
nual meeting here last week. have
decided upon plan 20 use cheaper
cuts OF meat. Economy. Ii. or course.
the principal object, but the hotel
men defend their proposed action
by the statement that such meats
are really more palatable ana nu-
triticus than the more expensive cuts
Whether guests win look upon the
matter In this light remains to be
found out.
According to a local manager. one
Of the hardest and most expensive
problems with which a hotelkeeper
has TO contend. Ii the putting to use
OF the cheaper cuts OF meat, such as
the shoulder and neck.
The american public demands on
W the finest cuts OF meats" he de-
clared, while they would receive
much more nourishment and save
money by purchasing the cheaper
cuts.
The people In Europe make PAL
atable dishes out OF meats that an
American would not buy. We hope
to be able to educate our chefs and
our housewives to make proper use
OF these despised meats. and think
that once the value OF them is known
they win be used where the higher
priced meats are now used"
1t Is proposed that a special SER
les Of instructions be prepared for
the benefit Of the chefs. at which the
use Of the cheaper meats in the prep
aration OF stews. beef a la. modes
and other dishes where the meat is
not seen viii be explained and
taught.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
STATEHOOD ron ARIZONA
AND NEW MEXICO

Territories May Coasc Infe asaas-
ho0i " They Are 0ood.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Dee. ig.--
Chairman Hamilton Of the house com
mittee on territories. says today tAat
Arizona and New Mckee viii be
granted separate statehood az thia
session OF congress. II they Do not
insist on lncluaing laws Ia the o.
ganie acts Of their respective state
governments with features that praa-
ldeat Taft found Questionable In shs
Oklahoma constitution. chalFman
Hamilton stated II A. hla belief that
the chief executive would withhold
his approval otherwise.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-15
SURPRISE FOR MIR. AND
MRS. CHARLES STOWE
Pythlans and .Pythian Sisters AS
Guests.

Pythlans and .Pythian Sisters AS
Guests.
The members Of the X. of p. and
Pythian Sisters lodges went to the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Stove
In sprlngwater addition, last evening.
and gave the latter complete sur
prise, in view OF the fact that they
we're soon to depart for their new
home In northern California. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
social conversation and a general good
time. The household effects were
largely packed. but the guests took
advantage of the condition TO make
1t all the more enjoyable.
During the evening T. e. Hahn in
neat and well prepared speech pre-
scented Mrs. Stowe van a silver bread
tray, In behalf of the sisters present.
and Mrs. Hattie Keller presented her
with a lovely cheese fork from the
same organization. and soon after A.
W. Branson came forward and In his
usual pleasing manner presented Mr..
Stove with an elegant X. Of p. watch
charm. Mr.. and Mrs Stowe each re-
sponded. thanking their many friends
for their kind remembrance. Thirty.
two we're present. Refreshments
we're served.