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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10
Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, Florida LIN
ChaneerY.
Mary n Vaaon. Complainant. '. David Vaaon.
Defendant
IT HAVING BEEN MADE 10 ArPEAR BY
TIE efidavit q eOmplaiunne that TIE residence
u thodafendant n unknown, and that there q
no person, the SERVES q 3 gubpoona upon whom
would bind the said defendant and that the said
delondsnt 4 over tbs ago Of tweuty-one yeara.
IL d fhorabg ordered that the said defendant
David Vuson. b, ard he n hereby roquiyet - Az
PEER % the Gald biu 81 complaint On Monday, the
9th day 81 December A. D. 1908. and that thia
order s. published ousa = week for eight success
sive weeks y The Weekly True Democrat, . EsWg-
paper publishod in the 8tats q FloTida. and IN
the aid County q Leon.
n witness Whersof. / Henry 4, Eelkel, Clerk
81 The CiEcuit Court Aforesaid. have hereuuto set
my hard and the ssai % the naid Court this the
i2ih day q October A. p 1909 v-,v
Clerk Circuit COuFt. Leon County. FLORIDA
AtiaSt-H EREY y. FnLEEL.
ef-ew Clerk 81 nafd Court
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10
CLOSING CONFERENCES.
Shows Tallahassee Charge In Splendid
Financial Condition.

Financial Condition.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Tallahassee charge, NJ. Y. Church
south, met in Trinity church " ednes-
day night
Inc affairs Of both churches Trinity
and boulevard, eyre shown 30 be IN
most excellent shape Notwithstanding
the financial depression, the charge will
make the best financial report ever sent
10 conference, meeting every obligation,
while contributing more than 81. 100 10
missions and nearly six thousand dol
lars 90 church extension work.
Rev. L. w Moore, the presiding elder.
stated that II was real refreshing 30
strike such an oasis In the financial
desert. Stewards were elected for the
succeeding year, az follows.
Trinity--W. M. Mcintosh, q. w.
Saxon. ]. w. Collins, i. r. Byrd. r. 4.
Mickler. h. A. Black, John n. Demilly,
y, NJ. Gates, Milton A. Smith, WIN.
Child. Geo. I Davis, Geo. w. Child, y.
q. Chesley, J. H. TryOn, -. o. Spiller,
e. T. Woodward, p. II. Nicholson,
bradford Byrd, J. Elmer Smith, Guyte
.P. McCOrd.
BOulevard--O. @. vanBrunt, o. @.
fhfher JOnu COlilue, JOnn Mckon0ficks
IT,, Berry II. Shaw, 4. n. GOdbOlt, r.
" MCkinnOn.
n r. Woodward was elected record
ing secretary and q. W. Saxon district
stewart.
superintendent OF Sunday Schools
Trinity. q. w. Saxon; assistant, w. w.
frammell. Boulevard. . @. VanBrunt (:
assistant, John q. Collins.
The stewards Of both congregations
IMPRESSED desire for the return OF
Rev. IRA s. Patterson, and HIS assist
ant, Rev. Finley J. Patterson.
Resolutions OF coincidence were read
md adopted over the death OF Judge
7. n. Bernard. Resolutions Of regret
at the removal ofrm our midst % Mr..
u, J., Evans, who has served the church
% well IN 10 many capacities.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10
HANDICAPPED.
Thls ls the cass wilh biany ITALIA.
haaaaa Paenla.


Too many Tallahassee citizens are
handicapped with bad back The an.
ceaslng pain causes constant misery,
making work 4 burden and STOPPING on
Hitting an imDossihillty The heck aches
% night. preventing refreshing rest and
ID the morning ls siiR and lame Plas.
toru and llnaments may give relief bul
oannOt reach The cause. To eliminate
the pains and aches you muat cure the
kidneys.
Deans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
ana cure them permanently, Con you
doubt Iallahae8ee evidenced
Mr.. Eiatauor, 2lB Monroe st., ITALIA.
hasses, Fla, Gays: II believe that thg
STOPPING required In my work weakened
ny kidneys There was 3 constant
pain ncfoss The small u my back and
my head ached the greater part Of che
time, TIE passage % the kidney secre-
tIone were very irregular and u was b
cooomOn thing Tor me 10 get 90 several
times during Che night. A friend who
bad been cured % similar troubles by
Dnan'a Kidney Pills, advised me 10 try
them. end procured e box &c the HaF
des-8mIth CO q Drug Store. I am nov
glad that I'D 80, ~ they lived up b.
EePreesntstions and gave ms pFOmp'
For sale 81 al dealers. Price &
centn Fosi6F- Nilburu Co Buffalo
New York, uole agents ~ the unltel
Rsasnb~ ere ans-Doans-an,
lake ~ ether.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

necessary o. desirable.
AETIcLB n
The general naturs a. tlis business ~ hnnin
80 ,,s,.--fss.s- =. :. - 49,, ~
and cultiveting tie ooil brladsnR an1 re
and buying and ceiling i've ssaess coi1uetIng
Operating saw-niils. aTist.l1ilis md cDtt1a E|r
and presses. and. Whon renderIng service With
such for others, charging and collectag t4
- 49, 49, ~ 7, -, sej ...,
disc stOrc8 ~ ep1nocticn thaESWilt an1 la1I1.
alb, engaging an and Drusocuting fog pro1t tIa
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qWninE, hoidng loa1inE. EeltIns hlfI1F. a8II'n4.
dl.posilg e. mlEtgs7sag, pletzlng sd ooag1y'ar
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deeds and thlnG9 g mag b noccll1Eg. re1llIrI'c.
sDpFoprists ineidsDtaL ulseul q s1Tvicea1lo u
1Ss; 20 = y si sss soseest !. pIossiilss 90 49,
~ branch thcroof.
AnTIcLs M
The amount az capital asook ahsI ~ tsnaiF.
lva thouaand (e25ooo.oo) dollars . b dit11,
inse I've hcnoIe1 40 nv enaEe1 q csc hu1qll4
must b. euhseEibsd and fully pai4 boeors l.|n
Company dos any business Ih8 kaiaa11 e ~
eapltel s1Pek se.l p issasd and el.1o9e.4 a ~
eaah o. for ranl ard pergonal Deoputy anIint|e iF
The buslne1s az the c1npauY. a tuet valun
% fes bgth eash and proDerig. - ths a'secteaa
ARrfcLn "
The oompsny shan exist fer ninuty-nble goark
unlsas aoonsE diasolvod.
AnIloLH v.
The business q the eqmpahg shah D ecna
Quoted By the folloglnE o1lcaTgs "A President.
Wee Persistent, Aa4aesl. eecleis1y, tt.
President kad MansEer aag - G1d ~ ore ~.
noa and the ones a. 1otfetngy lllno 4lto1lr0l
may n sllsa N ons 1870. - Bed e. P.ee
b. tha stockhoidogu from ths.F nuIl, ~ az lte a..
nuai nesting e tho a11ekloI61Ea. whiCa ttall
bed the aeeond Wednesday = Saauagg - ea1A
year. he 8oaFd Of DIroctQEe ahai slsct lAa olIeG
a. ssSrsi ~ rs-,se-' al - 49, - ~
follgNinG perao1s shal b The oilears q coB1ue|
the bnaino1a IL lie compauy until tacre elnelcl
~ the dFst elsetion By tie otockhollFr ard dIet~
tols shall b eual.1sa 4; p Ecoas.it fsss'-
dent j. w. stueksy, sSclossry sna TrSsssr1r.
end 4 ?, MCceshiHs =. Q. Aocaskia al.d J. W
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Thd HIGHEST un5ant 81 indebtsdasls a. |latlll1
% which The co1npnuy can ~ eny tine enhIn1l ~
eli nhall - nfty thousEnd doliasL
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with the numell q sharos suboeFibo9 ~ oa1h 81
them, aso a. foll0wsi
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Ia lGstiruouy Whaseuf. ths nnld nu,ocsrt.r haea
hsrsunto sahseFihsd TIER nall,aS IA olh ~ II
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

Mr.. Williams. who had twenty-seven
'rrea IN cucuml ers this fall Ia con.
WINGED that this II the ideal section
or fall trucking. and will put IN an r..
rigntiOn plant before he will be indie.
eudent Of the rains,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

Hotlto q at9gAMUI4Nfb FH9ttlMI.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT TEE
Williams Land CoE1panY, corpcralion oEIallrc1
and existing under he laws q eho Hlgto ~ flaae
he, viii b held Friday. Novambor ltth 1ool. ~
800 oclock D. ~. Ga The cllic8 81 the c1lnEany ~
Iallahaasos, Fiqrida, ascording 60 the by-lnWn 81
che Compang, for TIE 1anHacti1n 81 eng End 81
business that naay BE- DrODuriy haodlca a saeh
70. HATCH.
e1-Et BeHataEE.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

LnuH CouNIx.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

An accounts % 70 before County
Commissioners 60 thslF December meet
lng must - presented 81 rhufsday. the
81 dag 'of DocembeF, with Comfy Au1l-
= cisrs 81 tlrs siit osss,.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

Inasailan % II % IL -

lnssBtion - Appiy 80 bstloRs Baesas.
NoTICg y HEREsY 0Ixn,s oE TIE n ~
CoveFno4 81 the 3tat1 81 Fiollda aIt4E tn9 Bu1ll-
orfiou 81 dis ngllca enoa ueoE Ter lour o1l1se-
utIVa wooka for Letters EEtlnt i1eoTDclntIl1
nolitle ED coFroleta ~ ~ uama 81 Cal1.lna-
FinFita FIanfinE Co1rany, ~ tns pnIno1f1 an1
upoa - tEl1h 80 forth - thoiF pru1aaod elartel
80 y N-''- 80 al. n. rocAgEnI.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

OK HoNTHs AFTER DAFT, As kiI1fIllrs-
~ iatTntor 81 the estate 81 i. W. oramlIng, d.
oaaasd, wiiI present - Ne County duaGo - Len
county. E1orida, ma 6nal acconnt and poueheTa.
ard then usk 90 hlal disehazse fsum thes1ilnln-
o. L CRAWLING.
Admlniatutug.
Octabar son, iboa o-4m
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL
Az whom e NAY concern that 4 the underflgned.
e. guardian u the estates IL LaWfeleo Walleea.
John q Wallnes and Annie p. Wallace nlnora,
win On the t8th day 81 DecomboTs A. y. 1874. &c
10 O'Clock a ~ make app lceti0n - tho doaoIa4le
BENJAMIN "A. MeIlnnlla. ejglulE Judge ~ nne fol
Le0n county, Florida a bis ofllce n The city 81
Tallahassee. for euthofily - eel e private sale
al che right title and intsrsSt ~ tao nd ninor
situate. lying and bgia8 IN aatd cpuIty, known end
describod - follows. tp-Witi hogln q q Doin1 lal
~ 81 81 tha iuteTnectiCn 81 The W. boundary u
TIE ely IL ~ ahassss and ths eentsT line q Jef
foraon s., then run 81 i69 IT, khonoe ", 1t3 a..
thencs ~. % dag.s 60 min. W.. - r., eu4 thonee
NJ t1o.1 ~ % the paint q bagIdllnGs And also -
ginning ~ = poinf 90 Il. w 81 tho intsFsect,on a.
The csntar lins Of JeReFoon Sc with TIE W. bOun'
daHY q aald city. thenee run ". I5Ae 81, the1eo
s. 20 DEG, 90 min r.. tfe, 9nd eo1ee ~. q oe8.s
rs min. ~, teo e. % tia point a. beginuing
MAR1AnEf WAA1ACE
a,ouaEdIan q ., ,Rstatss, = I4E5sese wei
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

No conPANY.

C7ARTER or CARotillA-FLoAiDA PLANT
nt0 COMPANY.
We the gsdelulgned. q, h..s.L n...ea,e e ~.
Un11f tha aNsol ~ otal4 ~ IlIl.Ia. q tll1.1sl
fof E4oIt t1e 1a1.1e44 - D1.4l ll}l|a4-.
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- ea,se e 81 sesl .'a 80 p. -, -.
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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-10

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-10
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
 IS REGISTERING
Team from Warner Brothers Desires to
 Come into Organization.

The directors of the Industrial Base ball league met. last night, with Presi- dent Buckingham, getting rid of great deal of work in a very short time. The schedule committee report ed a complete schedule to cover 21 days and holidays. from May 15 to Sept. Il. inclusive. The schedule will be given out to the manag ger of each team for a comDlete review before adoption. The application of the War ner Bros. baseball team was read and ter the league in place of the Bullard team. which withdrew at the meeting last night. A committee of two. in- cluding the managers of the U. NJ c. and Union Typewriter Co. teams were appointed to look into the matter of In place of Manager Pitt of the Bull lard team. the committee reviS- ion of constitution. Manager Colljung, of the E. c. & B. No. team, was ap- pointed A committee of three were appointed to arrange with Manager O'Rourke of the Bridgeport team for the use of Newfield park for Saturdays. The subject of permanent seats at the grounds was also taken up. Arrange ments to get prices on the construc- tion work were made. Representative from the firm of s. Loeb & Sons New Haven. baseball outftters. were pres ent with samples of suits, shoes and balls. As nearly all the teams in the league will be refitted this season big order will be given to some com pany. The representatives of the New Haven company. informed the man agerS that if they procured an order which will amount to&over S400 they will present q silver cup to the winner in the. series. and a pennant to the team coming in second.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-10
BAXTER BATS BALL BEAUTIFULLY

That long unsettled dispute between Joe Sullivan. the South End Sod buster and Billy Baxter. the Chicago Phenom as to who was who. was finally settled at Seaside Park. Mon day night. Sullivan bet Baxter that he could strike him out three out of six times at bat. The office force of E. c. & B. No. 1 plant have long been tired of the constant talk between the two participants and rather than let the two2 have any more to say took it upon themselves to get the match to- gether. = Even though there was snow on the ground and the tree tops. Sulli- van toed the pitchers plate and BaX- ter with a trusty willow marched ma jeStically to the batter'S box. In order to win Baxter would, have to hit the ball safe four times. BaxterS first at tempt was successful. the second and the third took the same route and the fourth not being willing to be outdone by its predecessors decided to go safe. Sullivan took his defeat gracefully. but his old smile is now lacking. The large crowd of spectators on hand congratu- lated Baxter and then beat it home to the eats.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-10
SPORTING GOSSIP

Victoria. B. C.. March 1C.-"Jack'' Johnson, the heavyweight champion pugilist. with his white wife, a former Philadelphia woman> who threw in her lot with him after his fight at Sydney and Sam Fitzpatrick. who is no longer manager of the big black champion, having severed relations with him. ar rived yesterday morning by the Cana dian Pacific-Australian steamer Ma kura from Sydney.
 Johnson unreServedly declared his willingness to meet Jeffries or any other man. Tn an interview just be- fore leaving for Vancouver Johnson said:
 'I am willing to meet Jeffries. l am willing to meet any man in the world, and do not think any one can get a decision over me. much less put me out It tires me to hear this talk about Jeffries claiming the champion ship. Why. when a Mayor leaves office he's an ex-Mayor. isn't he?
 When a champion leaves the ring he's an ex-champion. If Jeffries wants to try and get the championship back I'm willing to take him on.
 'In all the notices T have seen about a fight between us it is what Jeffries will take. What is the, matter with what Johnson will take? Pm the champion. ain't I? I want a winner and loser enl. I don't care what it is 60 and 40 or 75 and 25. but there's got to be a winner and losers end. That'S how I met BurnS''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-10
HERE'S CARELESS MAN PRETENDING
 TO BE FIGHTER
If He's Australian Billy M'Carthy His Memory of Own Fights is Defective.

Much has been said of a noted fight CT. who at present is wintering, sum- mering, training and what not at Jacques saloon. Water street. The noted fighter goes under the nom de plume of Australian Billy Mccarthy and claims that he could trim any of the youngsters of the present day. in cluding Sailor Burke. At present he is down and out, but does not drink, believing in the John l.. Sullivan theory of the present day. that drink is a bad thing for the constitution.
 According to the real Mccarthy S former trainer. now a resident Of Bridgeport. the parsonage now sojourn- ing at Jacques emphorium is mas querader. while. the original Australian Billy McCarthv is a business man. in Galveston. Texas. This masauerader claims that the biggest strike he ever made was in 1893. sixteen years ago, when he cleaned up s47, 600 on a fight pulled off in Australia. At the time of this alleged money making. Me Carthy was in the states. he having been in this country since 1890. after gaining the middleweight champion ship of Australia.
 The impostor claimed he fought Fitz- simmons in Australia, when as a mat ter of fact the mill was pulled off May 29. 1So0 in San Francisco. Fitz getting the decision in the ninth round. when the police stopped the bout. Since that time the real Mccarthy has fought Jack Dempsey in San Francisco. when he was knocked out. after 2S rounds; Alec Greggins in the same place in 1892; George LaBlanch in New Orleans in 1S93 all of which occurred when the inpostor claimed he was making his pile in Australia.
 It would be grand idea for him to get himself right with McCarthy'S real fights before he begins making blund- CTS at which he is so easily captured. As a matter of coincidence Mccarthy came to this city in 1894 to arrange a match with Ike Williams. who at that time was one of the gladiatorS of the padded ring. No boxing was allowed at that time. the match being called off. Mccarthy has not been here since. His last fight was with Jack Dempsey in 1894 in New Orleans which was call ed a draw after 20 rounds
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-10
JERSEY CITY WILL
 BUY WATER WORKS
End of Long Struggle With Private Con- pany Now in Sight..Price S7,505,00O.

Jersey City. March 1O.-This city took yesterday the long delayed steps necessary to secure possession and con- trol of the 'waterworks and water sup ply which it agreed, under a contract made with Patrick H. Flynn on Feb ruary 8, 1899, to purchase for the sum of s7,595. 900. The contract was as signed by Flynn to the Jersey City Water Supply Company.
 The Street and Water Board passed a resolution setting forth that as the Court of CIhancery had made a, decree on June 4, 1908, adjudging that the con- tract ought to be specifically perform ed and carried into. execution and the water works and water supply convey ed to the city at the price named in the contract, less deductions Because of delay, imperfect performance, etc., the Board of Finance be requested to issue bonds to cover the cost of the purchase.
 The Board of Finance and the Street and Water Board then adopted concur rent resolutions instructing counsel for Jersey City to apply to the court for leave to pay $7, ,595, 900 into court, so the water works may be conveyed to the city. The resolutions were promptly signed by Mayor H.. Otto Wittpenn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-10
BASEBALL
 NOTES.

We told you so.'' We knew from the first that '6ed'' would make good. The following is just a sample of the bouquets handed out to Red Waller (trom the New York American.) Mir.
 Red Waller, of Bridgeport, has
 drawn' with greater skill than any of his fellows so far and has gained the reputation of having a long, wise head under his luminous thatch. Me Graw thinks highly of Red" as a pitcher, to. Mack said to me this morning. That fellow Waller pitched a great game in Waco Sunday. I'll bet he struck out a dozen men in five in n1ngs. He has got a good head. he is a fox. and he knows what to do with the ball. He may. make a great pitcher for me, You can't tell" Waller told me his arm was in good shape and he cut loose for the first time.
 Cleveland can boast of the oldest battery in existence. The members of this battery, who for years have defied the Osler theory. are Pitcher Cy Young and Catcher Jim McGUire. Cy will be 42 years of age on March 19 while Me Guire has already celebrated his 18th birthday. making their combined ages over SS years.
 Red Waller distinguished himself in the game between the Colts and the Regulars.
 Hogan Yancey. once the pride of the Hartford team. has been sold to the Bingha mpton club of the New York State League. He will grace one of the outfeld positions.
 The signed contract of Jimmy O'Rourke, Jr. was received in Coium- bus yesterday. This latest contract fills the clubs roster, and will bring a valuable acquisition to the American Association. in New Britain that will make the fans about the circuit open their eyes He has. p players to report April G. New Britain will discard the "bed tick uniforms and use navy blue the coming season.
 Manager Zeller of the Springfield has signed a catcher named Dump housse. What will the line up look like with Dumphousse. Watchfob and Dcbems. The Hartford Courant com ments thet there is a pitcher in New Haven masquera6ing under the name of DoeppenSmith who is looking for a job in the Nutmeg leag gue. The young ,, fellow has been sick and perhaps for this reason Manager Zeller has over locked him.
 .T will play independent baseball before I will so to Waterbury or any other place which does not suit me. I have Q good offer now and if the Rochester report is true will accept it." says Pitcher Bannister. who was recently turned over to Waterbury by Rochester of the Eastern league. Per- haps MT. Bannister will change his mind when he realizes that those who have tried that same game have been many seasons trying to induce the big mog1ls to allow them to get inside the breastworks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-10
To11A. p..s ,Ihs Kind Ysu Have Always Bought Signature s xzNZX- ETHEL BARRYMORE TO
 WE'D YOUNG COLT
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ENGAGE MENT SENT OUT FROM BOS- TON WHERE SHE IS
 DT.AVTNC
fspecia1 from United Press.)

Especial from United PreSs.)
 New York. March 10.-Colone1 Samuel Pomeroy Colt. head of the United States Rubber Company. president of the Industrial Trust Company of Provl- dence, refused to-day to see fr'-0-v1ew- CTS who called on him at the Holland House to secure his opinion of the en- gagement of his son. Russell Griswold Colt to Miss Ethel Barrymore. the ac- tress. He sent back word that at present he had nothing to say al though he might have statement later Friends of his declare. how ever. that he is delighted and that he has long been one of the dainty ac- trress' most enthusiastic admirers. Miss Barrymore is now playing at the Hollis Theatre. Boston. and the story of the engagement sent out from there states that the wedding will take place in that city next Sunday but the time and place. or who will ofhciate. is kept 9 profound secret by the bride-to-be.
 The Colt family is one of the richest in New England and Russell Colt IS worth a large fortune in his own right. which he inherited from ssflis grand parents. Miss Barrymore has been re- ported as engaged to several persons in the past, the latest having been Captain Harry Graham. an officer in the Scots Guard and one time secre- tary to Lord Roseberry. That engage ment however. was broken by Miss Barrymore in July, 1905. It is under stood that Miss Barrymore will con tinue on the stage after the wedding.