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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
NEGRO DEAD PUT AT EIGHT.
Bodies Thought to Have Been Buried
After Race Battle.

HENRIETTA, Okla, March 27eHick-
DRY Ground. the scene of the battle be-
tween negroes and deputy sheriffs, is
quiet. Armed whites patrol the roads and
the negroes have retreated. 1t is believed
there will be no further outbreak.
Three bodies only were left in the under
brush. The number of dead negroes,
however, is estimated from eight to
twelve. 1t is believed that the negroes
took some of the bodies with them and
have hastily buried them.
Some of the blacks in hiding are SO Sc
verely wounded that they will die. Only
one white man. Deputy Sheriff Fowler,
was wounded. He cannot recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
Judge Falls and Breaks His Leg.

GRAFTON, w. Va, March .1.-Judge
w. S. Meredith, member of the state sen-
ate and chairman of the judiciary COM
mittee of that body. fell on the pavement
at Fairmont. breaking his leg. He is re-
garded as among the ablest lawyers In
this part of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
LEATHER FACTORY BURNED.
Big Plant of the Carr Company at
Salem. Mass, Destroyed.

SALEM. Mass, March 27.-The big plant
Of the Carr Leather Company on Pope
street caught fire about 1 pm. today
The company employs $50 hands.
Efforts to save the Carr property fail
ed, but the nearby buildings were saved.
The loss. including the main factory and
several outbuildings, machinery and ma
terials is placed at s25O,OOO The cause
has not been ascertained. The plant had
lust closed for the usual half holiday
when the flames were discovered. Much
Of the machinery destroyed had just been
installed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
RURALES FEARED FOR LIVES.
Thought Asking for Promotion Had
Put Them in Jeopardy.

HAVANA, March 2I.-The court-martial
Of the insurgent rurales opened yester-
day morning. The accused men declared
that they did not take up arms against
the government, but went out merely be-
cause ex-Capt. Lavastida, who was killed
in trying to escape, convinced them that
their lives were in danger because they
had asked for promotion.
The prisoners favorabiy impressed ev-
erybody. Senator Espinosa, who pre-
vailed upon them to surrender, testified
that he was convinced that fear had been
thir motive.
A Boer general is here comforting with
the government about Boer colonizing
scheme in Cuba
There is some speculation regarding
Pine Guerra's journey north. 1t is said
that Guerra Is disgruntled because of the
creation of an inspector general over him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
DINNER TO JUDGE TERRELL.
rendered to Member of Municipal
Court by Prominent Negroes.

In honor of Judge r. H. Terrell OF the
newly created municipal court banquet
was held last night al Gray's cafe. a
dozen or more negroes prominent IN
Washington and elsewhere were the
hosts.
Judge Terrell discussed the new court,
the scope of its work and the advantages
of its organization. Reference was made
by another speaker to the fact that Judge
Terrell was the first negro to hold
judfesh p in the District of Columbia.
The POSTMASTER was Ralph w. Tyler
of Ohio auditor of the Navy Department.
Among others present were John G. Dan
cy. recorder of deeds; Charles r. Doug
las, James \. Cobb DIR: c. S. Wormley.
DIR. E D. Wiliston, p. B. S. Pinchback
and Gilchrist Stewart of New York city.
w. T. Vernon of Kansas. regis -er of the
Treasury; Harry S. Cummings of Mary
land and W. II. Lewis of Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
Character in Boot Soles.

Ffoin Inc Lady Pictorial.
II cothurnology (the reading of charac-
ter from the soles of the boots) is 10 be
practiced, We must be content TO send our
footgear TO experts. who maintain that II
ID FAR more trustworthy TO judge charac-
Ter In this way than by the INES of the
hand or face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
Court Issues Warrants of Seizure.

Warrants of seizure have been issued by
Justice Anderson at the request of United
States Attorney Baker for ten cases Of
Baird-Daniels Co.'S distilled Buchu gin
and five cases of Hurdle brand Holland
gin. which 1t is claimed are mislabeled
within the Interpretation of the pure food
law. A hearing will be held April 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
Ten Injured in Gas Explosion.

P1TTSBURG. March 27.-Ten persons
we've injured, three seriously. and several
dwellings were damaged today by a nat
ural gas explosion at No. 2512 9TH avenue.
For a number Of days gas is said to have
been escaping and today became ignited
in some unknown manner, causing the
explosion. The loss is about $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
Alleged Post Office Robbers Arrested

BLCEFIELD, w Va. March 81
George Brown, alias Georgia Guy. and
Al. B. Neal of Spartansburg. S. c., were
arrested here by Post Office Inspector
Robinson. charged with robbing the post
office at Russellville. w. Va. on the night
of March IL. Both men are said to have
made complete confession. The rob-
bers blew open the post office safe with
nitroglycerin, securing 800 in postage
stamps and SIS in money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27

Ground has been broken for the new
post Office building in Winchester. Va.
which is to be situated directly opposite
the handsome new John Handley Memo
rial Library. which is now being COM
pieted at a cost of $3.50. OC0. 1t is expected
that the post Office building. costing $780,
Co., will be completed by next fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
IN Accord With Forestry Service.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, March
27.-Before a large audience here last
night Clifford Pinchot, head Of the United
States forestry service, said that President
Taft is heartily in accord with the policy
of the service. and that the chief execu-
tive authorized Mr.. Pinchot to announce
publicly his Endorsement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
Stabbed to Death With screwdriver.

FITZGERALD. Ga, March c7.-In a
closed box car here j. II. Merrill was
killed by a stab from screwdriver in
the hands of B. T. Phillips. The latter
claims self defense. Both were rail-
road employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-27
Smoky
FireplaceS

Made 10 Draw or No Charge
We can make any smoky
fireplace draw, and in most
cases do the work without
defacing decorated walls.
Examinations and Estimates Free
Washington references and
further particulars on request.
JOHN WHITLEY. Engineer and Contracts
2i5 Fulton Street. Brooklyn. NY.
fao q
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C0NGRESSMEN IN To Wh
Senator's.

ALDRICH. NELSON W.. R. l.. 1927 Mass. ave.
BAILEY. JOSEPH W.. Texas. ..s:oneleish Court
IBAANkMEAD; j. H.. Ala: Ri9gs
BENERIDGE. A. j.. Ind. .......... The Wardef
BORAH. W. E.. Idaho. ....... .Stoneleigh Court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
Senators that Hold over.

Richard \. Bllups Cd, Cordell
District G.
IT. 5. Blair Cd, Katie, Dist 10.
r. $ Cwd DR), AlIne, Dist. =
$ A. Corlcu D), Chandler, Dist
l2.
Clarence Davis D), Dristow, DIST.
N.
r. Z. Echols D), Elk CITY, DIST
J. c. Graham p), Marietta, Dist.
Is.
J. NJ Keys CD, Pryor Creek, Dist.
%
T. F Memmiugcr CD), Atoka, Dist.
90
J. $ Morris Cd. Hooker, Dist |.
Tom Moore CD, Custer, Dist. 3,
w y. Rcdwjne 90, McAlester
Dist. 25.
Rucbcn NJ Doddlc CD, Ada, Dist
p.
Campbell Russell CD, Warner
Dist. o..
:. J. Soldaui (D), Ponca City
Dist @
T. r. Sorrcls Cd, Milton, Dist
2l.
Roy f. Stafford CD, Oklahom,
City DIST H.
J. II Strain, Cd, Wann, Dist. SO
u NJ. Smith (D), Duncan, Dist II
l.. X. Taylor Cd. Chickasha, Dist
10.
A. II. Updegraft (R), Fair Valley
Dist 3.
p J. Yeager (Dl, Tulsa, Dist. 81
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12

+. !" Mitchell (n), Cheyenne. DIST
No .
Henry J. Denton CD, Dryden, Dist
No, I
j. J. Williams CD Woathogford
Dist. d.
i. J. GOuldiug (D- Enid. Dist :.
j. @. Newell CD, Jennings, Dist
10.
NJ. = Eggcman CD, shawnee.
DIST. 10.
Geo D. Johnson Dn) Ft Cobb
Dist 10.
j. Elmer Thomas lDl IaW'1u,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
Australia.

"Wecan thoroughly recommend Chamber
udn's Cough Remedy"
GRO HoorTR,
Gcclnng Victoria, Australia.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
Republican Representatives.

Republican representatives
O B Acton, Logan. Guthrie
John Bonar. Pawnco, Pawucc.
John ". Bridges Woodward wood.
ward.
Richard c. Brownlcc Dewey Ia.
ioga
J. r. Calhoun, Wagner, Wagner
John u. Charles, Lincoln Stroud
T.. VI. Clark, Pawuee and Payne
Pawnec.
Chas. NJ. Compton. Kay, Wash
unga.
Chas. A. Cook. Muskogce. Musko
gee and Haskell
H. =. Covey. Ellis. Fargo.
Robt j. Dixon, Okfuslcc. Wclcct
ka
A. L. Eigington. Blaine. Wa'onga
A. G. Hamlin. Logan. Guthrie.
Geo. o. Helm, Creek, Mounds.
r. f. Howe. Noble. Whitrrock.
j. VI Humphreys. Atoka. A,oka
Isaac Jacobs, Sequoyah, Muldrow
G. G. Jones, Oklahoma. Oklahoma
city.
James Knox. Muskogcc. Boynton,
J. H. Lincoln, Okmulgce, Henry
| eta.
j. II. Lockwood. Lincoln. McLout
Lester \ Maris, Kay. Ponca city
Edward Merrick. Muskogee, Mu,
kogcc.
\. !. Milsap, Mcintosh. Checotal
clint Moore, Washington. Bartlei
vile.
$ W. Murphy, Oklahoma. Elmun,
! IT. T. Parsons. Woods Alya.
! Geo. w Partridge, Cherokee. Nra
IA and Grant.
Joseph NJ Porter. Garfiell. Eni,
G. r. sexton Payne, Perkins.
John $ Shoarcr Logan. Guthrl,
Joe sherman. Major, Estcllo.
j. H. simmons Tulsa. Crecl, an
Tulsa.
Arthur y stun, Garfield. IahOm.
j. J. Sullivan, Howe, Scquoyah an
I.cflorc.
II W. Tate, Seminole. Wewoka.
\. W Toolcv. Beaver, Beaver
Harvey Uttcrhack. Kmetshc
Kiurfishor.
Henry l. .Voglr Harper. Palace.
Henry Ward Cherokee. Hubert
Eugene Watrous, Enid, Kingtshc
and Garfield.
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Subscribe for the Ardmorelte.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
LIST OF MEMBERS COMPOSING
SECOND STATE LEGISLATURE

Wm. +. Scmple, Bryan, Caddo.
joe Smith Csddo. Anadarso.
Howell Smith, Custer. Thomas
Lee y. Smith. Delaware. Grove.
j. W Smith, Grant. Manchester
J. f. Terral Kiova, Hobart
j \. Tillotson. Nowata Nowata
j. + Tucker. Ottawa. Ottawa
VI Turner Murray Davis.
bob Wallace, Garyin, Pauls Val
ley
John Il Whaync. Carter. NrImorc
Lyman ". white, Choc'aw, Hugo
Thomas S. Wh.'son. McClalu. Pur
cell
Ben r. williams. Pushma'aha. Fin
loy
Ben = Wilson. Cereal Caddo. Can
adian and Cleveland
G. l.. Wilson, Greer, Mangum
G. S Worman. Rogers. C.arcmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
PROGRAM PUBLIC SCHOOL
OFFICERS ASSOCIATION

superintendent Geo. Rainey. Chair
man. Enid; L. b. Shotwell, Okmulgee;
G. L. Kcezer. saltwater; A. A.
Rogers. Frederick; Pearl Bradfeld
Pauls Valley; Mrs Alma CrisweN
Buffalo. j. Frank Lilley, Tishomingo.
b. \. Duke, Newkirk; Miss Alice
Fleming. Wilborton; l.. G.. Mcintosh
Eufaula.
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Brave Fire Ladies'.

often receive severe Durus putting
ont fires, then use Bucklin's Arnica
Salve and forget them. Il soon drives
ont pain, For Burns, Scalds. Wounds.
Cuts and Bruises it's ear,hs greatest
healer Quickly cures Skin Eruptions
Old Sores, Boils, Ulcers. Felons;
best Pile cure made Relief is instant.
2jc at Ardmore Pharmacy. j 4 "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
Orange River Colony, Africs

ave sell more OF Chamhcrhins Cough
Remedy than any other preparation of the
,lnd. JoHN MAIN
Manager Tor ;, Petersen, Lid, Bloemlon.
iein, Orange River COLONY, Africa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
Evening session, 7:3o o'clock.

i''''HNf 'h"'A 'ph' a. VI -hNihtoS"'
Eufaula
Evening session, 1880 o'clock.
Reports from state institutions:
state Uniyersity-Dr. \. Grant
Evans. Norman.
4. x NJ College,. T. Balcomb,
Saltwater.
Central state Normal. A. Nc.
Lauchlin. Edmond
Northwestern Normal-W. l.. Ross.
Alys.
Southwestern Normal J. f. sharp,
Weatherford
School for Deaf and Dumb-A. A..
Stewart. sulphur.
University Preparatory School,.
II Kelly, Tonkawa
Election of officers, farewell talks
and adjournment.
Reception committee: Mr. o. l..
Brooks, DR.. G. \. Hughes. members
cf Guthrie school board.
To the Public School Officers Of Ok.
lahoma:
The State Department of Education
extends you a cordial invitation to
make its office your headquarters
while IN the city. and its force will
gladly render any assistance that
may be- necessary in securing suit.
able accommoda ions for all who at
tend the meeting.
On reaching Guthrie report at thu
| office of the state superintendent
I 1922 West Oklahoma Avenue. over
the Bank Grocery. In the Adler
Building, where the reception com
mittee will meet you and give you
any information desired.
On account of the two-cent fare
which prevails in Oklahoma. we have
been unable to get any reduction in
railroad rates
Good accommodations at reasonable
rates may be secured at the lone
Hotel. the Royal Hotel, the Elks
Hotel and the Saddle Rock Restau
raunt and Hotel. The Capital Cafe
Matchett's Cafe, Burnetts Cafe. an,
our numerous restaurants will fur
nish YOU good meals at reasonabl,
prices
We extend 10 all cordial invita-
ton 10 inspect our educational ex
hibit, which will be open for in
spection each day from s a. m. to
p. m. For further information, ad
dress,
I L. u. CAMERON. State Supcrinten
dent, or
| r, c. CAIN, City Superintendent.
Guthrie, Okla
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12

The following is 'h' program cs
the second annual meeting OF the
state Public School Officers. Associa.
tion. which is to bc held in Guthrie,
Okla, at the First BAPTIST church,
corner NoDle and Vine streets, Jan.
uary f2I"l4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
New Zealand.

"People who oonce use Chamberlain'sC Cough
Remedy are almost certain 10 call for il
when again in need of such a medicine.
llENRr EiGAR EATON, Chemist,
Masterton, =. L.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
Jamaica.

Grateful mothers are daily thlnkinr me
cor advising Them 60 usc Chumbcrlains
Cough Remedy" J. RILEY BENNFE
NrnMn-. Town. lAmNIAn. L. " |.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12

corner Noble and Vine streets, Jan.
uary f21'lA
PROGRAM.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10.
Morning session, g o'clock:
How may the county superintendent
improve the efficiency OF the teach
crs under his charge:
superintendent Z. NJ. Frost, Chair
man. Taloga H. G. King, Durant; j.
g. Johnston, Westyille, Gertrude Mot.
ter Cherokee; Emma Gard Mills.
Watouga; \. r. Harris, Sayrp. Kate
Meade El Reno: l.. - Snyder. Ara.
paho, Geo W. Simms. Mangum; VI.
T.. Cotton, Stigler; G. VI jacobson,
McIford
State and county normals:
(D Their true Superintcn.
dent Chas. Evans. Chairman. Ard.
more; Maudc 4. widaman, Anadar.
ko; Mrs Mary Niblack. Ardmore
OJ Their dcfccts-A. X Ralston.
Tahlcquah; r. NJ Hughes, Hugo; J.
A Johnson. LaSton.
(c) How to improve them-H. W.
c. shelton, Vinita p. r. Frye, Sa.
pulpa; \. H. Parmalee, Pawhuska.
! How to eliminate machine politics
from city schools:
superintendent c. ~ Brilcs. Chair.
| man, Muskogee; \. J. Lovett, Black
well; +. y. Howell. I'll Reno; NJ. f..
Moore, Marietta; Il. II. Ewing, Norm.
an; Thos Scott Okmulgee: 4. B. Ry-
bolt l.awton: Tom Youngblood Pauls
Valley; w. Il. Gay, McAlester; Bert
Langley, Woodward
/ Results of recent legislation.
Superintendent y. H. Hester Chair.
I man Clarcmore: John =. Evans, BY.
ron; W. c. Canterbury, Ardmore; T.
p Montgomery, Miami; Mrs. Hettie
Britton, Kenton; Geo /. Payne,
Guymon; =. X. Faison, Idabcl. \. J.
French Purcell; j. VI. Rule. Hobart.
. V. II. Durham, lIollcnvile; S. NJ
d. Barrett, Edmond.
Afternoon session, 1870 o'clock.
Is specific legislation needed on tn,
. following points?
(O Separate School Superin
tendcnt Clarence Robson. Tecum
sch; j. ~. Taylor Oklahoma city.
j Cb) Uniform system OF teachers
certificates in cities of the first elias,
!. j. c. Masters, Tulsa; Scott Glenn
Shawnee.
-. CcD who should constitute stat,
board of education, and how selected
l Prof " 5. Bryan. Chairman
WcathcrrorI; W. h. Robson, Paw
. nee.
The construction of school house,
aud Improvement of grounds;
superintendent G. \ Witt, Chair
man, Duncan, G, +. Moore. Kingdsh
err, Neil Humphrey, Guthrie; Miss
Flossic b. Lewis, Bartlcsyllc; Fred
Mcrshon, Salisaw; G. ". Grimes
Tulsa; r F. Pierce, Ada; T. IL
Hubbard, Cordcll.
Relation between county superintcl-
dent and teachers holding first
grade and state certificates
Dist 27
j. Harry Cloonan (R), Bunch
Dist 2S
II. T, Potter CR), Okmulgec, Dist
-.
Frank l.. Warden CR), Holdcnyillc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-12
WINS SUCCESS IN
FOREIGN LANDS
COLDS CURED BY THE AID
OF AMERICAN REMEDY.
Testimonials Received from Many
Foreign Countries Prove the
Worth of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

It viii be a pleasure 20 the friend. o.
Chambyrlains cough Remedy In this conn
try Co learn that IL hl, become quite popular
nuii,mecuug with thcsamcmniliua, ,u,.c,
900 many foreign count les ut ut humr III.
following extract, tnm letter. show thar
oropIr everywhere appreciate the superior
excellence ut this rrmrdy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-29
FOOTBALL.

Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock the
undeieated Alexandria Athletic Club
will play the soldiers from Fort Wash
ington on the north Alfred street
grounds
The Alexandra A. G. have been
practicing for this game, as 1t will be
the 6rst time they have played for two
week., but with 8 few hours together
they will be able 10 play the classy
game which they having been doing
sgsinst the various teams they have met
this season, and expect to prevent the
srtillerymep from scoring, thereby Keep
ing clean sheet for the year
The srtilerymen have played q few
games this season and have been victor
ious and sre coming to Alexandria With
colors flying, bat the Alexandria A. o.
expect 10 make them march hack with
ibCir colOrs flying distress,
This will be one OF the best games Of
the season, IS both teams are 10 good
shape. The Alexandra A. y. will line
up as follows: Sutherland aud Nc.
Dsrmott, ends; Mcbride and Cock
rell, hslves; Trigger, iulback; Snowden,
quarter; Hamilton, center; Steel
man aud Douglas, tackles; and
Bsshm and Shsner, guards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-29
FIRE THIS MORNING.

Fire broke out about ten O'Clock this
morning Ia row of frame houses on
the wesl side of Patrick street, between
Otonoco snd Pendletou, and before the
flames we're gotten under control FIVE
families With their effects we're in the
street. A stiff aud cold northwest wind
added to she discomfort OF the homeless
ones. A LADY who was al occupant Of
one OF the hOusts was ia bed with an
infant but few days old, and bad not
oeighbofs been quick Ia Tescuing the
m0lDer and child Doth would soon have
been sspbyxis'ed by the clouds of smoke
which we're pouring through the hodse.
The FIRE department wss soon on the
scene aud a. work, but the high Winds
famed the flames, rendering it extremely
difficult TO stay their progress. Most
of the houses 10 that section OF the city
are wooden, and the smoke and nJiDg
spsrks spread terror throughout the
neighborhood. The work OF removing
furniture from the buildings was
difficult, but most sll the tff,cts OF the
occupants OF the houses we're saved ffom
destruction.
While all the houses 10 the row we're
rendered untensntsble by the fire, the
middle structure was the most seriously
damaged. The two adjoining Oh the
south were also considerably damaged
No. $40 was occupied by Mr.. Frank
HOlmes; No. SIP by Mr.. Joseph Ed
wards; No. 5l4 by Mr.. David Gullsm;
No Sic by MIR Frank Edwards, and
No. 5l8 by Mr.. Warren Langford. All
the houses were insured. They belong
ed to Mr. Robert Taylor.
The origin OF the fire Is mysterious,
slthough it is generally believed that 1t
WAS started by burning leaves which
we're blown against an Clubhouse and
fence.
Mr.. HulllDgs, superintendent OF the
Banner Laundry, furnished bountitnl
supply of hot coffee to the fremen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-29
rHE LArE MISS Macy GOODS

Durine toe summer months when the
board of maoagers OF the Alexandria
Hospital was holding M meetings, one
of their number, Miss Mary Goods after
somewhat protrscted illness, was called
to her eternal reward. Sue was one OF
those whose service had been longest In
the board. For many yeats she was an
earnest, faithful, devoted member OF it,
always prompt to stteOd to her duties,
10 give such help as lsy 10 her power,
puuctual 10 attendance unless prevented
by sickness, with deep interest in every
thing belonging to the institution. Her
pleasant manner, her readiness to Co.
opera 10 any plans for the good of the
hospital, will DOT soon be forgotten by
those so long associated with her. She
was q sincere christian, and while we
miss her cheerful presence and ready
service, we are assured that death. to her,
was eternal gain. The board OF mana
eers OF the hospital desire TO manifest
hereby their sense of her worth, no less
than that of her loss to The board.
ALICE E CoLQUHoUN,
Secretary OF board Of msDagers,
Alexandra Hospital.