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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
TWO ITEMS TO COME UP.
Fernstrom WIN Ask for Police Omccr
For Raleigh.

Under the resolution introduced az the
last regular meeting NJ the city council
hy Councilman Fewstrom. an ordinance
may shortly make lts appearance pro-
Yldirg the street supervisor with
mounted man clothed with police au-
thOUtN. whose duty lt viii bc Go see
that the ordinances affecting inc streets
and other city property of kindred des-
Crlptlon are obCycd
This matter Will not come hofuo the
council a. Its recess meeting tonight
~ stated by the councilman from the
Third ward this morning owing to the
fact that hc has not had time l0 see fo
the preparation or tho bin and hofH
the clt1 attorney ana hlH assistant have
been kept busy aN week defending a
damage suit against thr CITY,
one Important feature of the proposed
nov ordinance. which hitherto hls uof
been mentioned as stated hN Council
man femstrom This morning win he thc
Introduction Of clause. under which
thc city street department viii Boz au.
ihorlaed io mako iiH own ropaIrH Zoo
pavcmcnts
Tho city already has ts own rsuair
plant hut thlH iH solo uudrr thr present
arrangement tlC repairs being doue bt
contract hy b. y Moran whose rpuaII
plant r pot Dob operation between april
and October AND Councilman Icmsfrom
A. OF the belief hat tno rIty repair
hin cam Doe reduced a uer cont by i0nr
the work Itself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
PANAMA PURCHASE
LIBEL INVESTIGATION

Washington. Jan. 2f.-Although the
grand jury was not In session today
owing % some pressing business re-
quiring the attention OF Dist. Atty Ba-
kcr. his assistants as well az the de-
uartment OF Justice officials were ac-
tive in preparing for the examination
~ other Witnesses tomorrow In the
Panama canal purchase libel investi-
CATION.
just who these win be. will not De
disclosed and the case continues ID be-
one Of complete mystery insofar as
vino the defendants iu the action will
be-.
The Impression remains strong that
am Indictment VIII De- returned from
this Jurisdiction, but ul efforts 10 OBJ
tain amy Information either from the
district attorneys office or the de-
pdrtment of Justice were lu vain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
MACCABEE INSTITUTION.

Beehive No il Ladies OF the Macca-
bees. Installed the following new officers
last night in odd Fellows hall; Com
mandor Annie DubeE past commander,
Mary A. Decker, lieutcnant-com
Louise Flack. record keeper. Laura II.
Truitt. finance auditor Elizabeth G..
Burrows chaplain. Emma ]. Shafer.
sergeant LYDIA J. Bates. mistress.at-
arms Mary VI Laurence. sentinel Ia
vina Livingstone. picket. Lula j Par
ber state Commander Sir Knight
Kelley made the opening address. a
vocal and Instrumental program followed
the installation. a banquet viii be g.V-
en- this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
CoLoNrsr RATES.

The Salt Lake Route win participate
n Colonist rates from ChIcogo ana Misc
received at the company offices yes
ierday From March 4 OBJ April ~
the rate from Chicago to california
points VIII he S32 with corresponding
reductions from other cit.cs. Tho com
ing tourist season is expected to be
record breaker both as 90 freight ana
passenger traffic. Tho Elks' excursion
VIII probably be- tho largest to be- un-
dortaken by that organization and DO U.s.
expected win consist of Eve sections
With the Grand Army cncampmcnt and
tho exposition at Seattle. al western
roads anticipate an unprecedented rush
of business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's markets. Notwithstanding
the latest rise I'M butter to 40 cents,
good butter can be had on Market Row
for 30 cents. and very good butter for
IS cents; though, OF course. n people
want the really gilt edged article with
all the ornamental accessories in the
way Of fancy packages. the price Is 40
cents A car % fino oranges is az hand,
also a car Of onions. and a full line OF
green vegetables from southern Cali
fornia There has been another rise in
grain and -four, owing 20 the scarcity
Eggs continue high. with no immediate
prospect or "a fan There Is a fair
amount OF poultry in the markets, but
very little fish owing to the blockade
on the Southern Pacific. But now that
the blockade Is lifted. fresh fish from
the coast will he received without fur
Their delay The prices obtaining to-
day are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
mRIGArIoN coNGREss.

st. Louis, Jan. 2f-Pnns for the Ma
ti0nal Irrigation congress in Spokane
Aug 70 IA were discussed by officials
Of the organization here today. The
conference was attended by George l..
Barstow Barstow. Texas " A. Beard
Sacramento, Cal. and ID. l.. Moody
Spokane. The congress viii discuss
irrigation. water power and deep water
ways Among the prominent men who
win be asked TO attend are President
elect Taft James j. Hin. Clifford Pin
chot and secy OF Agriculture Wilson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY

The next meeting Of the Utah Society
OF the Archaeological Institute OF
America VIII be held al the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. W w Ritter. $40 east
First South street Saturday eVenins,
Jan. g. Tho program will consist u
papers by John N. Mills and JcrroId
R. Letcher. Mr. Mills dealing with the
subject Of the archaeology of northern
Mexico. and MT Lotcher with the mat
ter 90 the state historical records and
what the state is doing 90 preserve
them Musical numbers win bee fur
ulshcd under the direction of Mrs RI
tor who is Arranging an attractive
program.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY JANUARY p 1909

dav nirht. The bil BEING Hazel kirkc.
AMONG those ln The cast are flpfehce
u cummings. Hazel BARTON. Prudence
Known. Emoiiuc lasporson. Leah smith
BRYAN Barton. J. "a Glenn Angus AZ
ston John Bowd. George SANS
hurt nav,d Fredrickson, a. A. Olsen,
WAYNE Atwood and "a A. Olsen.
Priest. irccl ucrc-prcgidcnt j. y.
Freel OF The Sterootypcrs Union on
America arrived yesterday afternoon
from Los Angeles ON the first tour or
tine west be- has made since his cloc-
lion to the union presidency seven
Years ago Mr. Frccl has been gem
crously entertained 10y the local mem
beers OF the craft and ls pleased 10
say there has not been ono case or
trouble between Dis men ana their
employers during his term OF office.
a dinner was given in Mr. Frccls nom
Dr. last night at the cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
MORE MOTIVE POWER Arrives

Tho Denver & Rio GBndc road re-
ceivod this week. from the American
Locomotive company, o. locomotives
delivered az Pueblo. They are OF the
l0-wheel 66 -inch driver type. and
number Of them have been sent on o.
the Green river desert to run between
Grand Junction and Helper The NUMB
bci OF new Western Pacific locomotives
lately received has been Increased by
recent additions to TO- These are being
connected and sent out on 90 the line
20 warm up and get their bearings
ln nrder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21

go meet the simplest neccseitie. oi the
noor a sum which neither Information
mi charity nor the state can long COM
tinuo 90 bear Furthermore me n,
stovni of charity De- having its hi-
erect upon the lower classes and many
disorders are reported 90 result
n Be- strongly urged hers mat pubic
works bo speedily lunuEurated 20 ~
ford employment Tor thoac WY w.,
iabor ana that tho beatowm " charity
he restricted TO those who are sick OF
hUfnlUaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
nr1rG NJ cAusrs sENsATION.

Charleston. w Va. Jan 2i.--Delcgate
Moore. Republican OF Marshall county.
caused a sensation lon the house on
delegates today when he charged gross
Encouragement and corruption az the
state penltentiary.
He declared bookkeeping was az
haphazard and charged that itemzed
expenses were hidden, and funds di-
ycrtnd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
MORE BARRIERS FOR UTAH.

The state board OF examiners Of bar
beers held sessions Tuesday and Wednes-
day. and considered tne merits Of %
applicants. sixteen OF the number passed
a creditable examination. while the re-
mafnder we're continued for lack Of r.
ncieucy IA workmanship and general
knowledge or sanitary requirements Of
a barber shop in the state of Utah.
These are the successful candidates.
samuel 70 Crane, Albert Oberg Chaun-
cey Sandbery Thos ". Palmer, Alex
Zahareas J. A. White. c. y. Puntney
W. Bohac. Geo a. Bowen, Ehen Bloom
quist. Joe Campo. r. a. Newell and NJ
SelkO on Salt Lake city, Harold Hume
on Park city. g. $. Petersen. Of Lehii
aud Luke Bush, Of Tooele.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
CAUSES APPENDICITIS.

Joseph Reuben sQuires a salesman for
the Mcdonald Candy company, Of this
city was operated on for appendicitis.
al the Groves J.. - s. hospital. Monday.
Mr. SQuircs received a severe jar through
the buggy in which ne was driving
running suddenly into o. mud hole. He
was taken with violent pains Immediate
lg thereafter which the doctor later
pronounced appendicitis. and ordered him
taken 20 the hospital whore the opera
tiou was performed Mrs. SQuires is i've
ing in Los Angeles. Mr. Squlres having
recently come back 90 this city from
Whence they went 20 California some two
years ago. "a prepare the way FOR her
and the children Mrs SQuires has been
notified az her husbands condition. and
is expected here within the next few
DAYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
DIED

LUBECK. thla city Jan. ~ 1904
Myrtle D. Lubbock daughter OF Mr.. anI
Mrs. August N. Lubbock, AGED ~ years
Funeral services VIII be held from the
family residence EA north second West
strrel ON Friday al B.. m. lntermrur
ID Mt OHvot Friends invited.
fIRsON AT la3 lola avenue. this
Jan. % 1900 on typhoid fever
R son OF Emil n and Annie
son IackCrsOn. in hia fifteenth year
FUNERAL services Friday al 2 D. POI.
from tho funeral chapel On Joseph WIN.
Taylor "a south West Temple street
Friends are Invited 90 attend. Inter
ment in city cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

The Twentieth Quarterly conference
OF the Pioneer stake Of Zion will con-
vene sunday. Jan. %. 1903 al 10 a. m.
IN the stake han. Sessions viii also
be held al > p. m. in the Tabernacle
and $50 p. m. I'm the Stake hall. All
members Of the stake are requested
TO attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
cnnDnEN rATALLY BURNED.

Johnstown. Pa. Jan 2l.--Four chill
dren were burned. three of them fatal.
lv today. whom one Of them ignlsea. a.
three Kegs of powder 90 see the pun.
ai stouahton. Pa, near here. Inc *
ploslon also wrecked a large aounie
frame house which took fire and thfc@t-
ened Co cremate tine children.
Am ~ the children. who were lot
clpncrg. were terribly mutilated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
ONE HuNDRED DAYS.

william King and George smith. the
young men caught stealing oats from
Pat Moran's barn, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge j. M. Bowman yesterday
afternoon in the criminal division Of
the city court and were given a severe
sentence. Judge Bowman ordered that
they be confined In the city jail for
period Of 100 days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
NOW READY.

Full proceedings OF the seventy-nintb
conference Of the church
81 Jesus Christ OF Latter-day saints,
held In the tabernacle and adjoining
halls. salt Lake city. oct 4, and q.
are now ready.
This was one OF the most spirited
and Interesting conferences held ln
many years. These sermons and ad
dresses win not be printed In any Other
form Price CSC post paid.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
RAYNER GLAD PRESIDENT
is GOING TO AFRICA

Washington. Jan. 2i.-ln the senate
today. Senator Raynor charged that the
president was going TO Africa TO hunt
animals which never had been heard Of
before, and he declared the Smithson-
Ian institute would be- justified in pay
ing the expenses OF the expedition.
because "it win be conducive TO the
peace and general welfare OF the ma
ton, Temporarily al least"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
GRAVE PROBLEM
C0NFR0NTS ITALY

Rome. Jan "a Italy o. confronted
with grave problem. tho caring for
ihc .10 900 persons made homeless by
the earthquake of last month iu Sicily
ana calnbrIn and who have dispersed
not only 40 the Interior OF their ma
tive provinces bat have gone in crest
numhsfs to Naples az aerT krEt
clfIrH m me country Al present 70 ls
estimated d ID costing 100000 day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21

Utah turnips, two for..u........ p
california radiahes bunch.
Parsley. per bunch ...
saratoan chips, per d.st.t
String beans per pound ...t..
Utah new cabbage per pound. .....
Caullhowcr per pound. ..............i2is
Utah carrots. two FOR ..................5
California lettuce two bunches....1s
Crauhcrries two for...................s,
r. sprouts. pound. .r.........s......... 20
khuharh. pound t.st-t.. sssssss..ss....29
swecd spuds. pouno..........,..... S
CuCumbors. each.
Bitter peppers. per pound .......,....is
Onions, per pound .......s..............a
Utah cauiinowcr, per pound.........i0
Green onions three Tor ........,...10
ArtiChokoe, two for ..ts.s ......s.....2 i
Celery ...... ............be and for l5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21

throughout iho state ls most earnestly
invoked and 10 is further
Resolved. That the commissioner OFT
traffic win also act us publicity ugcni
Tor the bureau and that copy hereof
shall hc furnished hy the secretary n
every newspaper of this city and ogden
for publication. f they may so desire
The rooms Boz which ST. B8hcock VIII
have hia headuuariers win hc ready 20
move into lu few days and viii Pc
in The Commercial club huilding
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Trainmcn Give SOcial-Thc broth
erho0ds OF Locomotive Engineers and
Firemcn gave their annual reception
last evening in Electrical Workers hall
A feature OF the evening was am adj
dress from c.. =. Delaury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
BArrLEsHIPs AT MGERs.

Algiers. Jan 2i-rhe hattleships
Wisconsin. Kearsarge and Illinois ar
rived hero this afternoon from Malta
A big crowd lined the docks and the
water front to see the vessels come in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
GROCERIES,

layer raislns per pound ......15a2S
Honey pr pound ..ss.ss..ss..........1
Rceta IN cans each ...ss.s..s...-.....e
Dill pickles quart sss-s.ss.sssss.....l5
Sour pickles, quart ....s...s...........s0
Popcorn. per pound ................i0
Sugar IL pounds Tor ..s...........1.0O
sugar per lOo..... Cane, 6lO; beet. 500
Cltron peel. per pound ...............15
Lemon peel. per pound ................25
orange peel per pound ...........25
Mincemeat per pound ........i5. co. 25
Sweet cider, per gallon ..............60
I've hominy. quart ....................lO
Creamery butter per pound ........40
Good ordinary butier.............30 d35
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
PERSONALS.

y. n Houston has returned from
the east, where he found business
conditions much improved, particular
~ in real estate Everywhere in
creased activity is noticeable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
SKIN DISEASES.
Infectious Ones May be Communicate
ed Through Swimming Pools.

Chicago. Jan 2l.-That infectious
skin diseases may be transmitted
through the use Of swimming pools In
colleges and athletic clubs by persons
suffering from such diseases has been
brought TO the attention OF the Chica-
60 Womans club. A committee will
investigate the pools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21
TAKING UP THE WORK.
G. \. Y. Committee Meeting This
Afternoon--Ixpcci Rate Concession.

AftcrnoOn-iNpcct itatc CONCESSION.
This afternoon the nrst movement to-
wards securing a firm mold ON the prob-
lem OF arranging for the Grand Army
encampment will be- taken az the Com
meroial club A session OF the newly app
pointed executive committee is hciug
held. and IL is expected that 81 will RE-
suit I'M a general outlining OF the pl1n
Of entertainments and the appointment
81 subcommittee.
Today the Western Traffic association
Is meeting IN Chicago. AZ o'clock no
word had yet been received from Com
mander Ncvius concerning the rate to be
granted lie. however expressed his
confidence that a rate at least S. cheaper
han the $40 rate allowed already, would
be- announced. This. be said would
be about cent mile via ST. Louis
and a cent and two-dfths via Omaha.
Such a rate. De said. would be some
thing Of q concession over that previous
~ announced. and would make possible q
big cncampment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21

a. n. Evans. Florist. 80 5. Main ST..
Floral designs a specially. Phone a6L
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-21


hlnesouiy sunmltteo p ...',,'.
neeus or tOe lhsti'ption t"l ''''
ih Two Aceis "s ioiVN ,....
tor W., .ea' lu,h pIll.'" ,,..,i,i
hsluk' a'atlollcIS' ii.ll vll,y'
tNi,es, i'l1l,H' t,l,l'i'ol h ~,
pensos. summer school eoners a., "a ,1o
r. needed. Tho university has an iu-
come OF about 1000. reducing the
amount 20 s22b 00o
For the school Of arts and sciences It's
departments. books, nproratua, SIC
S1eo0t ls needed.
For the medical school i've depart
ncnts. books and apparatus, etc. Ah.llb
a. requested.
For the school OF mines. nine depart
monts. tho sum of f3s.f2i25 ia asked.
President Kingsbury Explained That
this department would always require
moro money 90 keep 10 up than any
other. for tho reason that the school
s. compelled 90 keep up 90 date ma
ChInery etc. and keep abreast Of the
nov Inventions constantly coming 70
The front
For the normal department ana traln-
fnE school, seven departments, AAfo-
81 needed
For general library purposes t'o0V.
FOR improvement oi kLounos' s'l'
ang cement Walks. ETC. AlnV7l
Tor part OF money Tor main nuI"lns'
10000.
For the branch normal 40 Cedar 'itN
Tor at purposes, $4,000, or % tolal OF
something over $4,000 altogether
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-16
CORNERSTONE LAYING
At P0CAHONTAs TO-DAY
Masons Officiate at Laying
of Corner Stone of New
Public School Building
Rev. S. H. Thompson Ora
tor of the Day.

Pocahontas, Va, June 1G.=The
oTner stone OF the new public school
building will be laid today at four
O'Clock, by Pocahontas Lodge No.
24O, A. +. & A. Masons, with appro-
pirate ceremonies. Rev. s. n.
Thompson, of Bluefield, will be the
orator OF the occasion. The speak
er is well versed in the language OF
the craft and an address Of more
tEan ordinary merit is expected.
The site OF the new building Is a
very pretty one and. the building IT.
self Is to be of moders design and
modern appointments in every re-
spect Bonds were recently sold to
provide the necessary fluids for it's
construction and the cost of It Is
thus distributed over a number of
years so that the tax burden is NOM
inal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-16
CONFEDERATE
. FAIR DONATIONS
Contributions Acknowisd9
ed by the Committee.

The Bluefield chapter OF tM U. ID.
C. heartily approaching ihe assis-
tancs rendered them towards the
Confederate fair, the proceeds from
which are to be devoted 20 relieving
the necessities OF the needy voter
ans dependent upon the chapter for
help, wish to express thanks for do
nations already received as below
listed:
Confederate Memorial Literary
Society. Richmond, Va, books, sou-
venirs. post cards, pictures.
Blusfierj Grocery Company, 40
pounds sugar.
Graham Grocery Co., hams.
Hawley Mdse. Co., China tea
set, pounds OF coffee
Mastin Drug Store. goods, value
$500.
McCulloch Brothers, s DO nds OF
sugar.
Thornton Clothing Co, msrohaa-
disc, value $500.
Bluefled Furniture 60, 2 pictures
$500 each.
Lily Clothing Co., umbrella.
CLARK e. Co. I bottle Olives.
Phelps Furniture 60, s. 90 rug.
Richardson Hardware Co., ham
mock.
II. y. Stafford n Co., 2 iottles OIL
Ives.
GooIykoOntz Drug Ca, Toilet ar
tcles, value $1,000.
Cash, 80 cents.
Miss Kitty Sanders, table cover.
Miss Lizzie Roles, pin cL,hion.
j. h. Crockett, 800.
Miss Webb, SO cents.
Miss Caldwell, 80 cents.
Mr.. w. 9. Moore, / oliver mounted
ink stand.
w VI. Walk, pickles
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-16
FORMER BlUEF|ElD FAv0R|TE
WILL SOON RETURN 4 OR|OE
Miss Annie Chapman John
ston and DR.. "A. D. Wood
to be Married at Portland,
Oregon, June 29tl,

A society event or great interest
to the people OF Bluefeld has Just
been announced. Judge and Mrs.
David r.. Johnston, formerly Of this
city, hut now of Portland, Oregon,
announce the coming marriage, of
their youngest daughter, Annie
Chapman, and DR.. Amos DeRussia
Wood, of this city on Tuesday morn
ing, June Goth, at 693 East Main
street, Portland, Ore. They will be
at home to their friends In Bluefield
after July 25th.
Miss Johnston was born and rear
ed in Mercer county. Her early
childhood was spent at Princeton
ana her maturer years in PIuefield
where she was great favor,te. She
will find a hearty welcome on her
return.
Dr. Wood is a native OF Floyd
county, Va, and has been a resident
|of Biuefeld for about IS months.
Prior to locating here he had been q
successful practitione. in Virginia.
He is held in high esteem. both in
a professional capacity and as a cit
iZe1..
The Evening Leader extends it's
congratulations in advance.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-16
A WORK OF ART
Beautiful Portrait of Robt.
4 Lee Donated to Confed-
crate Fair-On Display at
the Store of Randolph &
Mittendorf.

A beautiful portrait Of Robert n.
Lee engraved on lleheS by Miss
Frances Gibbony, Of wyAIsvIlls, has
been donated by the artist TO the
Confederate fair 10 b. held At tho
Elks building next week.
The portrait IL sow on exhibition
IN the window OF Randolph and MI
teDdorf, on Princeton avenue, and IA
attracting much attention and the
universal admiration OF chose who
see 1t. 50 many persons have ex-
pressed desire TO own ~ that (,
will be ratified by Che Daughters OF
the Confedsrscy ~ shsir fair June
24th.