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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18
H. N. Nycurn
NORTH SIDE SQUARE

When sou want TO 80 to or from
the depot ring 49, aud We viii be
al your service Waxahachie Livery
and Transfer CO e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

The ladies Of he Baptist church
viii observe this week as week of
prayer The meetings WITH be held
each afternoon at clock All will
b. welcomed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

cuts OF Beef Pork Veal and Mutton,
for the besi Hams and Bacon, Sau
sage Pigs Feet. Sousc Fresh Fish
Seal -Shipi oysters fresh Eggs and
Butter sssssaed Chickens and Tur-
keys is on the N0Trf side OF Square
where Sou viii find courteous
treatment right prices and full
weight an the time II will be a
pleasure ne wait on you
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

Bruce Templcfou Of Plano was b.
ihe cts yesierda,
Just received car Of Chicken
feed shive G Keys y
You can buy any Kind Of feed you
want 81 shive a Keys q
Hhis IN the fuel iinc wc have II
Waxahachie Grain Co 24S
al KINDS Of feed tor chickens at
Waxahachic Graia Go 2dH
constable Mccalpiu went to nal-
iRa yesterday afternoon
Ho loyal 20 home enterprise and
Hairaui2e thc New Phone II
Don't mu to hear the illustrated
one at the Empire tonight AZ
50 - Tmmous lelt this morning
aH business trip to Houston
Eighteen rolls tole, paper and
holder for $500 at Cronk Co II
Shgn Forbes lcft last uleat lm
south TcEae on official business
Huy your pumps from B. 5 Cronk
Go All kinds Prices way down Il
Bay youi floor Oh from T. S
Crouk Co. and keep down the dust
e.
mnkley. with y Is Cronk co Both
Phones 49, II
We win have with MS this week al
ne Lyric Lowne q Howell Al
mission &c. AZ.
Miss Minnie Blackburn of Salt
Lake tiy d. % guest of Che family
of d. HaF
Tile Sewing Circle Win meet with
Nrs Jesse Kennedy Tuesday after
noon at g o.clock
ru Burns nd Annie Ross o5lor-
e WDrr married his morning by
County iudee Spencer
Lorraine a. Howell a' he Lyrie this
Heyk lieh GLASS; enHed vaudeville
.a'che Admission &c. al
Who makes plars and builds mod
cam h0mes2 See $ J Erwin con-
tractor oace phone i90 If
Lorraine a Howell AN this week In
connection with moving pictures al
the Lyric Admission Be- Al
The Empire can always be depend
sd on go show the latest and best
subjects u motion pictures a.
DO you like TO have nice fresh
eggs an your home2 If ga. buy our
chicken feed ShiYe a Keys II
Either phone. no 40. win get the
WaXahachie Livery and Transfer co.
Prompt attention given 10 all calls.
If
We buy. sell aud exchange and
! rent AN kinds of new and second
hand furniture r T. Moore Furni
ture co. If
/ Hti NlNAh NifbhlN VI AFAilA#r " Nv
| has been visiting her sister Mrs G.
y Longserre returned home this
morning
Phone the WaXahachie Livery and
Transfer co when you want q trunk
or baggage OF any kind hauled
/ Phone 40. II
The picture at the Lyric today is
/ one OF those famous hand-colored
pictures. Remember The Lyric, the
family theatre west side square Sc.
AZ
Mr. and Mrs futile, Haley & Ha-
ley and Jimmie Leonard arrived IN
the city this morning and viii be IN
the opening bin al the Majestic To-
night
See the lady blacksmith, barber,
porter, butcher dentist, etc, In the
merchants carnival az the opera
house Wednesday, Jan goth You
\ HANENHEElK1NIENaE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

viii enjoy 81 from start 10 finish
Full Of good hearty laughs No long
waits between acts Seats q be PFC
and 8hc. 2fI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

Mls G b Jackson has just re-
eeiFed the loyeliesi line 81 photo
stock Ia novelty mounts and folders.
II you want the best work and latest
STYLES on the market cHll on her 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

Bargains in the want column.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

Everybody should arrange 20 ats
tend the Merchants Carnival al the
opera house "Wednesday night San.
# A fine program over l2o per
formers an home talent Two hours
bot solid amusement and fan Many
comic features Music by orchestra.
Seats Ic zoe and 35c Benefit char
lHy fund Woodmen Circle 241
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

See the lady blacksmith, barber
porter, butcher dentist etc, IN the
merchants carnival az the opera
house Wednesday, Jan goth You
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

Mr. and Mrs futile, Haley & la
ley and Jimmie Leonard arrived In
the city this morning and viii be IN
the opening bin al the Majestic To-
night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

The picture at the Lyric today IS
one OF those famous hand-coiored
pictures. Remember The Lyric The
family theatre west side square Sc.
At
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-18

Phone the WaXahachie Livery and
Transfer CO when you want trunk
or baggage OF any kind hauled
Phone 49, q
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27

w. T. Baldwin, of Memphis. w:ts in the city yesterday representing the Tavlor Paper Co. and from here went to Little Rock.
 Attorney E. J. kerwin has returned from Beaumont. Texas. and Shreveport L;,. where he spent several days tralS- acting business.
 Mrs. Sweet and grand daughter. Miss Mary Frank Sweet. will leave today off Buffalo. N. N.. where they will spend several weeks.
 from aG attack of rheumatism. will leave today for Mineral Wells. TcNas where he will spend a few weeks.
 Mrs. James $. Larkin and are spending several weeks at Louisville. Ky. and JeffersOnvillc, Indiana. They will be joined later by w. F. Clark and wife.
 D. C. Jackson night clerk at the Hotel Hebcr. Ark. During his ahscuce otto Roedel is performing his duties at the desk
 ]. Milford Dreyfus and bride. who was formerly Miss Ayleene Hitler. of Ii1'le Rock, are expected to return today from a several weeks visit to friends at At lantic City. Philadelphia and New York. l Mrs. F. Isaacs and daughter of Meridian, Miss. who is visiting her mother. Mrs. Meyer, will leave soon for Port Gibson. Miss. where she will visit her sister, Mrs. {, Morris Calm, and from there will return home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27

Kenneth Rains returned to Haywood yesterday.
 C. A. Hoffman. of Corning. ~reterred, -Ae4ae- e--yestertsay ~''-'-------4s---~ -----4s---~-
 A. Brewster returned from a trip 10 Louisiana-yesterday. "'''-----~-------, L-A. W. Mills will leave in few days for Mineral Wells, Texas.
 Rev. and Mrs. o. H. Keadle are in Hot Springs on pleasure trip.
 Miss Hattie Leaman left yesterday for Little Rock to visit friends
 Miss Bertha Dellmon left yesterday for Clarendon for d brief visit.
 Mrs. James Reideinger will leave soon for Kedron for a pleasure trip.
 Miss Louise Bridges has returned from Ia visit to relatives at Memphis. E. F. Ladd, of Little Rock, was busi' ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 J. C. Thompson, of Chicago, was bnsi- ness visitor in the city yesterday. A. C. Shields has resigned his position with the Cotton Belt auditor. c, P. Clemmons, of Grady, was busi- ness visitor in the city -yesterday-------.- Clayten~Gould, of Noble Lake, was d business visitor~in~tAs1itS. nieht'"---~. t--f1r. and Mrs. j. A. Allen. of Little Rock, arl.-*iriting friends--tnth this city. I[P D. Pride has returned from a puS's hess trip over the southeast Arkansas..-.=ss Dick Cnestnut- has rerurned rom Tex --WheRe~-hss-Mas~ in. the -hospltal-'~s William Bellamy, of Altheimer, arrived in the city yesterday on a business visit. W. R. Brown, of Little Rock, returned home yestereday after a short business trip.
 John A. Lutz, Jr., of New York. passed through the city yesterday en route to St. Louis.
 Joe Cooper, who has been in the city on business, returned home to Memphis yesterday.
 Mrs. D. B. Ashcraft left yesterday for Memphis, where she will visit relatives for several weeks. H. H. Burton. who was until recently employed at local barber shop, left yes terday for Memphis. Miss Irene Hollingsworth of Greenville Miss, will arrive today to be the guest of Mrs. P. Mustachia W. H. Thompson, of Jacksonville, Ill.,. passed through the city yesterday en route to Stuttgart.---~--s---.ss...--...,.--- Mrs Harry F. Solmson wfllN> leave to- | day for Camden, where she wiuaayisits s~re- Natives for~a~-few Miss Early Howard, of Dnrant Miss.' arrived Friday to visit her uncle, Rev T.. Y. Ramsey, and family. Major J. E. Isbell will leave Tuesday for Stanton. Va. where he will remain during the heated term. Mrs. John Hoover, of Little Rock, is in the city visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. $. N. Knox. and family. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Searcy and child ren, of Benton. passed through the city Iyesterday en route to Rison. Harry B. Solmson, who is traveling TOT a large Chicago firm, Is in the city Visr- | ing relatives for a few days. l !. Millisan and F. Smith, of Fort Worth, passed through the city yester- day en route to Hot Springs. Mss Fannie Stern. of Louisville, Ky, viii arrive In the city today for visit Ito her cousin. Mss Rosa Sennenschean.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
+++*+++++++++++ | < # ! | : $'

J. w. Monk to U. A. Gresham, w. deed, lots and 19, block 4, Monks s. w. addition No. 2, $150
 V. A. Gresham to s. L. Bobo. w. deed, lots g and 10, block 4, Monks s. S. w. addition, No. 2, $500.
 c. A. Ferguson ct al to H. c. Fer guson, w. deed, W. half N. w. N. w. s. w. N. W. and N. W. S. W. Sec. 2, 2, 6, 10, $1.00.
 c. A. Ferguson ct al to R. E. Fer guson, w. deed, S. w. s. w. Sec. 27 6, 10, ct al land, 31.00.
 R. E. Ferguson ct al to c. A. Fer guson. W. deed, D. half N. ". N. w and E. half s. ". Sec. 27, $, 10, 11.oo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
FRATERNITY BOYS
 WON FROM LOTUS
Only Six Innings Played, But They Were Interesting and Included
 Many Features.

baseball teams played an interesting game at Forest Park yesterday af- ternoon. On account of late start, only six innings were played. They were tied in the fourth inning, and by agreement, the first team to score afterward would be victorious. The Frats were the winners. The fea- lures of the game were the three base hit by Taylor, and Gillespie's $ catch in left field. The score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27

NIGHT PICNIC.
 Hd of young people enjoyed d lat picnic on the Lakeside Tennis |pn Friday evening, at nine
 After an enjoyable spread, was in true picnic fashion they D the home of Misses Alma aud tangford, where music wa. enjoy
 late hour. The following were
 Misses Alma and Edna LahRford- 1 Pope, Floy Murdaugh, Florence Ethel York, Julia Goodwin, Mag barns, Irene Langford, and Mrs. td; W. c. Daniels, Vaughn, Perry. McWilliams, Leland Murphy. Ner- (rk and Robert York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
OR MANN REUNION.

5OR MANN REUNION.
 members of the Mann family left Py for Marianna, where they will the reunion of the decendants of
 Burkley Mann: The reunion will pm June ? to July 4, and about numbers of the family from differ. ates will attend. The party was ed of: Mir. and Mrs. l. II. Mann, d Mrs. M. B. Barker, Mir. and Mrs
 brasher. Dr. and Mrs. William er' Miss Mamie Mann. Mir. and \. t. Bridges, Miss Lola ManH sthel Mann. llervey Mann, Missds and Evelyn Nrutcher and Frank dges, Jr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
TEAGEE-IIARDIN

TEAGUE-HAKDIN
 The wedding of Miss Opal Teague and Art Hardin was solemnized at the groom s home in Texarkana Friday night at 9:30 o'clock. Miss Tcague is the attractive daughter of James Teague. local Cot ton Belt engineer, and the wedding was a surprise to her friends. She is sister of Miss Mary Teagne, an employees of the Pine Bluff Corporation. Mr. Hardin was formerly trap drummer at the Theatorium and Elks Theater and is well known here. He is a fine young man and is in every way worthy of the fair young lady he has won. Mir. and Mrs. Hardin will remain in Texarkana for two weeks visiting friends and relatives and then come to this city to make their home here. The wedding was an agreeable surprise to their many friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
BRIEF MENTION.
| ++++++++++++++++'

Kenneth Rains returned to Haywoood yesterday.
 C. A. Hoffman. of Corning Returned
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27

Mrs. Anna Mclean. Headins-"The Open Door Mrs. Sarah Strange, Soprano Sole -Seected-Miss Lucy IIearn Broadstreet Bleackhoard dtill on MissionS.Mr~. List Hymn From Greenland'S Icy Noun tainS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27

Stolen bases-Chesnutt, Sparks, H. Jordan, Gould.
 Sacrifice hits-Chesnutt.
 Hit by pitcher-Kellar.
 Struck out-By Clay, 4; by Gould, 4. Innings pitched-By Gould, 5; by Tucker, 1. Two-base hits - Sparks, Haizlip, Alexander.
 Three-base hits-Hutt.
 Base on balls-Off Clay, 4; off Gould. 2; off Tucker, 1.
 Time of game, 1:26.
 Umpire, Clayton. ,.t..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27

H. N. Garretson ct al to o. M. Spell man,, Q. C., s. part Sec. 33, 5, 6, 100 acres, $1.00. 4i. ..ei .'.i,4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
SESAME CLUB.

SESAME CLUB.
 The Sesame Club will mce, at the homt, of Mrs. Maggie Wibourn". West Sixth Avenue. on Tuesday at o'clock r. Nj
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
MEETING.

"AhY NETTING
 sh. VIII be an open literary meeting a,,. nome and F'ore;GT Missionary ,hs es or the First Methodist Church, o,.. 'napei' Monday afternoon, Con-
 e at half past three o'clock. All sn. u's or each society are urged to be he,aa ne following program will be
 Plano Solo-MIss Hattie Culver H,,o, nofning light Is breaking. In. M.. M1.'ev. T. Y. Ramsey. Reading e... our purpose"-Mrs. F. Hearn. I,r.. -"Memoirs''-Mrs. W. D. l,m. Heading-"Our BVs"-Mys. J.
 ~ Violin solo-"Melsdy In F.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
KND-wlLsoN.

ND-WlLSON.
 "euaing of Miss Bvie Hugh Ryland ': Wilson, of Chickasha, Okla,
 so.emnized this afternoon, at the !" MSS Ryland aunt, Mrs. Mamie ~, on West Sixth Avenue, by Rev.
 wilmington. Preceding the 4cere.
 Henry Roberts will rondor a os "e' The wedding march will oe. eu os Miss Edna Langford. After e.emony' the bride and groom will .oi Little Rock, and from there to 0ma City, where they will spend a
 .nu then leave for Chickasha, "eS will make their home. Miss IS an attractive and popular E 'aay or this city, Mir. Wilson is a a, sm travelling man of Chickasha. and 'eii known here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
|c NEXT SUNDAY.

fe NEXT SUNDAY.
 meinoers of the Bluff City Club |enJoy a picnic at Wilkins station ',nuav' Harry Hanf has the list afse crowd will in all probability
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
ERIDE AND pICNlC

RIDE AND PICNIC. /
 rty of young veople chaperoned by IT, o'. King will go to Sulphur fs tuesday for a hay ride and pie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
k><>%><<>>>< l SOCIETY. = = I>>>>><<~>>>
AWAKENING

II
 dream the other night
 will now relate; Ied l was the Emperor luxurious state.
 luxury I lived, ery word was law. blions of my subjects watched kery move with awe. ealth my coffers over flowed. he'd the sight of gold, ried was l with the joys bulenee untold. las my dream. Then l awok". lar our Nora say: (rocer says that you will have hy his bills today"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-27
S-ROsENBERG.

S.ROSENBERG.
 Marcus. of this city, was married
 Sarah Rosenberg at Patterson, i on Tuesday June p % The bride bom will take two weeks trip ! return to Pine Bluff. where they Ike their future home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-11
ANOTHER ARREST
IS PROMISED
IN CASE OF MAYBELLE MiLLMAN
MvsTE R4ottsE.Y fastaDEvEv
IN DETRoiT--lN0uEsT POST
PONED FORTNIGHT.

Detroit, Sept, l0.-By request of the
county attorney the inquest scheduled
tonight into the death of MaYhellH
'HilIman has been postponed for a
fortnight, nr Fritch IN held hy the
police in default Of bonds OF $4,000
Miss Henning, who was held as Il
witness two days, then returned 10 her
home in Ann Arbor, was brought back
today and held at the police station
whore she was questioned all after
noon without result,
Dr Clark, the county chemist said.
II cannot tell until tomorrow wheth
er the young woman died from tbs
effects Of an operation Or succumbei
while efforts were being made to keep
her alive by artificial respiration.
There Ii every indication that the
young woman had been upon the op-
Grating table From the examination
made thus far however, the indiea-
tions are that death came before the
operation was performed :
Following the questioning today o.
the two women who had known Miss
Millman, it was reported tonight an.
other physician would be arrested.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-11
DECLARED FIRST RESULT OF
BUDGET WOULD INCREASE
RANKS OF UNEMPLOYED. E
SOCIALISM END OF ALL
Speech May Furnish Platform For
Finht Fer General Election
Kitchener Now Field
Marshall.

Glasgow, Sept. 10.-E-ord Roseberfy
cut himself adrift from modern radi-
ealism as exemplfifd tY the house OF
commons nowadays anl in sore
straight talk today yeElamea,ly DE-
nouneed the budget AMI its at,lors
Tie expremier's sHaaeh n 4 peet 4
to give lead to tho lossa af 10 IN
and furnish a platform ief 4 iia t
for a general election on with tic
lnoderataa Of all parties VII ls as.s
to foregather, Rosehae Il daIsgad s'sa
first result Of the budget would ba
an immediate increase IN the ranks CT
the unemployed through great de-
pletion Of capital The arguments ad-
vanced for taxing land applied logical
ly to consois and all other forms ot
realized property. If the Iloyd-Gaorge
budget was the only alternative af
tariff REFORM Roseherry declared.
many would cease to defend the doe
trine of free trade. He said the gov
ernment was dallving with socialism,
which Was the end OF all things.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-11
IMPORTANT PART
WILL Be PLAYED
BY NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
LEAGUE LAUNCHED WEDNES.
pAY-HoPE TO HAVE A FIGHT
ING ORGANIZATION

Saratoga, Sept. 10--The Democratic
League launched by the Democratic
conference, which ended today, prom
ises to play most important part in
the New York campaign in 1910 and Is
not unlikely to have a Weighty infltl-
ence In national politics. Within a
fortnight meeting Of the executive
committee of the league will be called
to further plans for advancing the
party's interest, BY November the
members Of the conference represent
ing the various counties, are to elect
the members of general committee
from each assembly district and 1t Is
hoped to have fighting organization
within six months.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-11
GARDNER AND
EGAN TO PLAY
WILL STRUGGLE FOR THE MA
TlONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN
FINALS TODAY,
ECAN is THE FAvORI1E
Eaan-Evans Match Spectacular Per
formance of Day-Phelps
Was Badly Hand
capped.

Wheaton, H., Sept 10.-Western
champion Charles Evans, Jr., and Ma
son Phelps were eliminated today in
the struggle for the national amateur
golf championship. Tomorrow H.
Chandler Egan of Exmoor and Rob
ert Gardner of Hinsdale, play the fin
ais to decide the championship. Egan
eliminated Evans by finishing ! up
after a struggle that ended spectacn-
larly at the seth hole, Evans topping
his drive into the bunker, the only
bad drive he made throughout the
struggle.
The Gardner-phelps match also
went 3G holes but Gardner was one
up, playing for the last hole and cinch-
ed the match by a perfect four making
him two up at the finish. Gardner
was two up on the morning round and
Phelps, handicapped by a blisterei
right hand, was unable to overcome
the handicap this afternoon. lie
squared the match at the tneth hole
and at the 14th was / up, but Gard
ner SQUARED the match the next hole
and won the 35th and 3Gth in pair
|of fc..rs
TIE Egan Evans match attracted a
gallery Of several hundred enthus'-
lasts. Evans, who apparently was
outclassed in the morning, made one
|of t, e gamest uphill struggles this at
ternoon ever seen in national tour
nament. Three times he squared the
match, at the 23rd 9th and 32nd
holes. Egan broke badly in the frs
| nine holes this afternoon taking AZ 30
| ing out Evans made it in IS, Winnina
1.-Two. lA4slas BY putts af nearly 2Us feet
each, but Egan turned loose thre'
lthreas on the tenth, eleventh, an,
Twelfth holes, giving him the advant
i age he needed later.
Egan. who twice carried off the ma
tional championship honors, is the ia
vorite for tomorrow's match. Gard
Iner, who is captain of the Yale tract
lteam, is only 19 years old and wa
never before prominent in golf tour
naments
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-11
bring THE KIDS

Sydney Sent 1o.-''This is my
eighth visit to Syuney in connection
with my husbands ~olar expeditions
and / am oyerioyed at his success in
reaching the arctic center" said Mrs.
peary as she end two children ar
rived tonight She added she thought
her husband ont TO he satisfied to
stay at home and get acquainted with
his family She indicated that the
commander being an officer Of the
navy, must report without delay Mt
Washington and Is likely to 20 there
with possible days rest at his sum
mer homo at Eagle Island, Maine.
When Peary wired his wife to meet
him at Sydney, he added; Bring the
kids
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-11
BRING iat KIDS
PEARY W|RtOHOME
MRS. PEARY'S EIGHTH VISIT TO
SYDNEY SINCE HE STARTED
FOR POLE.
ROOSEVELT" IN PARADE
OF Hudson-Fulton Celebration--Maga ga.
zine Publishers and Lecture
Bureaus Offer ExoIorer
Big Sums.

Sydney. Sept. 10.-Bridgman re-
ceived many kilograms Offering
cary largs sums for magazine ar
ticles, books, lectures, etc. One
magazine tells the explorer To name
his own price. Secretary Grosvenor
is arranging for Peary to give his
first lecture before the National Geo
graphical society at Washington.
Rrdgman today seat the following
to the Hudson.F Fulton commission;
"Peary Arctic Club applies for
position for the steamer Roosevelt
with the North Pole in the centen-
nial parade
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-11
FEATURE IN PARADE.

n AeM Y0els, Srfst to- Commander
Peary's ship the Roosevelt" will he
one Of the features of the Hudson
Fulton celebration rt.yai parade. II
will have place Of honor, close to
the Half Moon and the Clermont,
which lead the parade The celebra
ton committee regards it unlikely
that Cook will be invited to ioin the
Peary party. Further plans for the
welcoming of Cook were taken UP to.
day Among the societies which in
tend to take part iii the eity's greet,
ing to the BROOKLYN explorer Is the
Delaware Valley society composed
of native sons OF three counties in
the southeastern part OF New York,
which announced it hoped to have
Its most distinguished members
with Cook as its guest Of honor and
the principal speaker at a banquet
of welcome shortly after his arrival
at New York"