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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-28
LAST MALE OF
MARSHALL RAGE

Washington Nov 2S.--Alone in his
room at the old Marshall home. Sgd
ney F. Marshall sixty-eight years old.
the last male descendant of one of the
oldest families OF America and a
prominent lawyer here is dead. Death
was due to heart diseaseA His body
was found several hours after his
death by his only living relative. his
niece Miss F. G.. Marshall.
He was born in Maryland sixty
eight years ago and is of the same
family whence Chief Justice John
Marshall came
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-28
Two Officers and Twenty
Seven Soldiers Killed
by the Tribesmen
III Morocco
SOLDIERS WERE
ON PATROL DUTY
Scores Are Wounded in Bat
tie Between Strikers and
Police in Spain

Madrid, Nov %. Two French of.
hcers and twenty.seven soldiers were
killed and many others wounded In
a uprising OF the Moorish tribesmen
in Morocco, according TO official gov,
ernmcnt dispatch received by Pre-
mier Cornalejas from Mclilla today
The French soldiers were doing pa
trol duty and were taken by surprise
by the Moorish tribesmeh.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-28
Scores Are Wounde d .

Madrid, Nov 2S. Scores were
wounded In battle between the strils
ers and the police at Sopuerta near
Bilboo.
The strikers were rendered desper-
ate by hunger and attacked the po.
lice and municipal guard. Mounted
troops charged into the rioters in.
fiicting many wounds. The rioters
drew Off and under protection of the
walls hurled stones at the soldiers.
One hundred arrests were made
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-28

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-28
HOG CONSIGNMENT.

w. c. Waddle of Bland county, Va.
brought forty-fve hogs to Bluefeld
today to market here.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-11-28

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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
BEDWELL FAILS TO
FIND OPENING HERE
New California Jockey Club Continues
To Uphold Kentucky Ruling

:. Following the arrival Of H C. Bed
well with his horses at Emeryville the
following letter was forwarded to Sec
retai,y Bidwell Of the Kentucky state
racing commission by Secretary Treat
Of the New California jockey club and
read at q meeting held Monday:
I DO not know why Mr.. Bedwell
shipped his horses TO California He
most certainly will not receive recog-
milton from US. He will not be given
stalls nor be allowed 70 exercise his
horses on our track, nor race, nor be
allowed on the grounds. unless, in re-
gard TO the latter. you have have al
lowed him personally to come on your
-racetrack grounds.
~Bedwell did not apply to me for
stalls before he shipped. for II he had
I would have answered him promptly
No He applied to our superintend-
-ent for stalls on his arrival here and
was emphatically refused"
*
-. Jimmy Mccormick who formerly
trained for Burns & Waterhouse, would
like TO engage Jockey MCGEE to ride
for him in Germany for the remainder
Of the season. Through Charles Hughes
he made an offer Of $500 a month and
transportation to Berlin and return.
MCGEE took the proposition under ad-
.visement. Mccormick has been very
successful for several years in Ger
many and handles 2 big stable. Nc
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
AMATEUR BASEBALL
'e Beach vs.. Benicia at Benicia.

Morse Beach vs.. Benicia at Renfcia
olympic club VS.. San Mateo at San Msteo
Seminoles VS.. Ashland at Ashland
Devisadero Merchants VS.. Bass Hueters at
Mill Valley.
Booths Crescents VS.. ST Jossnb,s sod.Ii+v -
Fruitvale. a'
Beatsols VS.. Petaluma at Petaluma
Crocker VS.. Martinez at Martinez
] B vs.. Rincon Hills at Seventh and Har-
rison playground.
Tucker Reds vs.. Fort Baker at Fort Baker.
Fort Mcdowell VS.. Fort Baker at Fort Baker.
Dowell Fort NC
Lillys VS.. Raspillers at Berkeley.
Juveniles vs. Trainmen at Melrose
Craremont parlor N s. G. W. vs.. Hayward
Mission Merchants vs. Falstans at Looos
square.
Elbees vs.. Lincoln Park at Lincoln park.
Enqufrers VS.. Redwood club at East Four
teenth street grounds Oakland.
Athenians vs. Casa Madrones at Golden Gate
Bay Shore Greens vs. Carroll Tiltons at
Preside.
Nish company vs.. Redwood City at Redwood
Company B, League OF the Cross Cadets vs
Redwood City Juniors at Redwood City.
United States steamship virginias VS.. Nspa
Bohemisns VS.. Fort Mcdowell at Fort Nc
DoweI.
tion. '
Red sox VS.. East Richmond at East Richmond.
Lash's Bitters Vallejo at Vallejo.
Haight Street Merchants vs. TAYLOR lumber
company at Alameda;
Speed Boys VS.. Fruitvale Independents at
Melrose.
Kentfeld Sonoma at sonoma.
Acme VS.. Owl drug company at Golden Gate
park.
Douds S. A. S. at East Fourteenth street
grounds.
General Lawtons VS.. G. B. Hunds at San An
selmo.
Clarions Models at Lincoln park.
South San Francisco Merchants Bufalos
at Golden Gate park.
O.. A. Bremers VS.. ST. Joseph's academy at
Peralta PARK.
Braley Grotes VS.. Monarchs at Twenty third
avenue station.
Comets vs.. Occidentals at Hornpile
Company A, League of the Cross Cadets VS..
Heesemans at Emeryville.
Hale Brothers VS.. Tribunes at Forty-ninth and
Telegraph.
Company N. League Of the Cross Cadets VS..
Goodyeers at Forty ninth and Telegraph.
Painters Molders at Fruitvale
Crane company vs.. Y M. l. at Powell and
Lombard.
Zee Nuts Butchers at Presidio.
kruse company VS.. Wells Fargo at Lobos
square.
]. Charles Greens vs. Tourists at Petalums
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
American Season Due
to Start Sunday

The first fall meeting of the Ameri-
can football association was held last
night at the University of California
club. The evening was spent in dis
cussing the new rules, special stress
being laid on the prevention of in
juries. The subject of training was
also thoroughly gone into.
Efforts are to be made to bring the
sherman Indian school of southern
California here to play the Winged V
team of Vallejo Thanksgiving day.
The league season will be inaugu-
rated next Sunday morning with a
practice game between the Yosemite
team Of this city and the Century ath-
letic club of Oakland The game will
take place at the stadium at 10 o'clock.
The league tournament will start about
October l. Next Sunday afternoon
a meeting will be held in Oakland at
which a six team schedule will be
drawn up, the winning team to receive
the handsome Spalding trophy.
The league will cooperate with the
Pacific athletic association in the re-
ception to be rendered to Walter Camp.
the great Yale football coach. Camp
left Chicago last night for this city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
DRIVING CLUB HAS
ATTRACTIVE CARD
Seven Races on the Program at
Golden Gate Park Stadium
Tomorrow Afternoon

The San Francisco driving club has
arranged an attractive card for tomor-
row at the stadium track. There are
seven races on the program instead of
five, and the first race will be called
promptly at IL o'clock. The feature
will be free for all pace. The entries
follow:
First race. 2:25 pace, two in three.H d
Chase's Don @; 7. D.. Sexton's Alfred E:
George Giannini's George Gin; s. H. Burns
Dickens B.
Second race. 2:so trot. two in tbree-E. T.
Ayres' Dalta A; NJ. NJ Bates Lassie NJ: Fred
Clothere's Monk; W. P. Hammers Clara w;
G. Tassi's Steve D.
Third race. free for all pace. two in three
Z. kohn's Alfred d; ]. Kramer's Celia K; L.
Marisch's Little Dick; D. e. Horman's Die
tatum
Fourth race. special free for all trot for un-
attached horses. two in three-F H. Burke's
Mogalore; Patsy Davey's Laddy G: Ted HAYES
Siesta; J. W. Smedley's Red Velvet; J. Sang
sters Rome Direct
Fifth race, 2:16 pace, two in Three James
Key McGreager; ". ]. Kenney's ". ]. K; 7.
ID. Corcoran's Caliente Girl; j. O'Kane's King
V; shorty Roberts Charley J; ]. V. Galindo's
pasSesry; ssy; Chase Giannini's Kitty D.
Rybicki's Babe Benton; G. James Debutante:
J. w. McTigue's Darby Nc; E. Deomenchini's J
Keno ID; 81. Hagensen's Search Me.
Seventh race. 2:20 trot, two in three V.
Galindos Harold K; n. G. Ahlers' Sunset
Belle; Q: Ottinger's Mike Kelly; c. Buckley
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
STANFORD TEAMS
READY FOR FRAY
Varsity viii Try Conclusions
With Barbs and Freshmen
Meet st. Mary'S
Special Dispatch to The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. a.
Varsity and baby fffteens will both be
occupied on Stanford field tomorrow.
The Barbarians are to crusade against
the big cardinal team at $3.50 o'clock.
while st. Mary's college will take the
field just before this game at 2:15,
against the freshmen.
The Varsity backfield will receive a
big brace tomorrow by the return to the
fold of Stan" Mitchell, who arrived
from Los Angeles this morning on the
Lark, after a summers travel in Eu-
rope. He will go back to his old posi-
ton at second five.
The rest of the backf1eld tomorrow
will have several familiar faces. Tho
burn, freshman five of last years vic
torious team will be Mitchell's imme-
date forerunner. at first five. San
born with his rocket-like style of play
will be center. Kern is to hold down
one of the wings. with Sundel1 as a
running mate. The serum is still in
a novice state. The front rankers are
both small compared to the rest of the
giants of the pack. Frank, 1918 fresh
man front ranker, and ARIEL, back of
the same team, hold the foremost posi-
tons Dole, Minturn, Schaupp, Cheda
and Partridge, with wing-forward
Woodcock, are all of the old towering
Size. OCudupp ana FdILTlOSS are DOln
part of the Varsity crew of gladiators
who defeated California last April. Erb
holds his old position at half. Brown
will be at full.
The freshman lineup has been little
changed. Harrigan from half is at sec
ond five. Geissler for the weeks prac-
tice has been at wing and will be there
for tomorrow.
Tomorrow's referees are to be c. L.
Reading for the varsity contest, and
w. P. Fuller Jr. for the freshman
game. The lineups:
Varsity-Frank, Arrell, Dole, Minturn,
schaupp. Cheda, Partridge, forwards; woodcock,
wing forward; Erb half; Thoburn, Mitchell,
fves; Sanborn. center; Kern. sundell, wings;
Brown. full.
Barbsrisns-Brown, Glascock; shaner shee-
han, Bartlett, Sullivan, McElrath, forwards;
Weber, wing forward; Walmsley, half; Phillips,
Grundell, fves Hunt, center; Mandersheld, Russ,
wings; Faulkner, full.
Freshmen-R. NJ. Brown, Barman, Glover,
olmstead, Gard, Mitchell Boulware, forwards;
Darsie, wing forward; Tilton, half; Reeves.
Harrigan, fves; Standsh, center; Weber, Geiss-
Ter, wings; Kaufman. full.
ST. Mary's-Hatt, Greeley, Anderson, Cam. j.
Roth, Callahan, Guam, Jones, forwards; Cuneo,
half; Hughes, Remmer, fves; Glavenich, French,
G. Roth, wings; Leonhardt, full
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
MITCHELL MAKES
ECONOMY RECORD
w. II. p. Hill of Pacific Grove
Runs Car Two Years With
Nothing for "Upkeep"
BY R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

o. c. Mcfarland, wholesale sales
manager of the Osen & Hunter auto
mobile company, has just received
letter from w. H P. Hill of Pacific
Grove, to the effect that his 1908 Nit
chell car has run over 5000 miles since
it was purchased nearly three years
ago, and that in that time 1t has never
been in the repair shop, nor has he
been called upon to spend a cent for
repairs or parts. The car is still using
the original tires, and although they
are worn pretty close to the tread, they
still. according to Hill, have several
hundred miles in them.
In speaking of the service given by
the little car, which Is a runabout, Hill
says:
"I think my Mitchell has given me
wonderful service. / use it every day
for my business, and have made a great
many long tours in my car. / have
never tried to save it in any way, but
of course, have never tried to wear 1t
out. With a few exceptions most of
my trips have been over mountain
roads, some of which were in none too
good condition.
Il am more than pleased with my
car, and were I buying another one, of
popular price, and or when 1 do, will
most certainly get another Mitchell"
w. III. Thompson, manager of the
Standard motor car company, left yes
to the Factory actor attend the annual
conference of the
tives
Frank S. Howard, who is manager of
the southern branch of the Howard
automobile COM
'7aa Visit. as"sis Brother sisS yisItias lis
oro'heI, 5 tL =. ?. How
the company. F. s. Howard drove
north in a Buick with mis- family and
he reports the roads in great shape.
Henry Mccoy of Chanslor & Lyons
motor supply company has just re-
- ceived a most in
Hartford Tire. tfspesting frnns Lett doa sr
stand Grind frey, who toured @
the. coast with his
family on business. Godfrey writes:
! bought from you. 1t has gone over
10000 miles AMI l have never had a
puncture. There is nothing of it but
l carry 1900 pounds on my car all told
and go over the worst roads you could
ever find"
Frank E. Carroll of the New York
lubricating company's local branch re-
ports that the sale
big Record for of Monogram oil
Monorram OIL this month is the
--A greatest Since the
branch was estab-
lished. Manager George p. Moore, who
is at present in Los Angeles, telephoned
to the city yesterday that the auto
business in the south is booming.
H. c. Kinney of Grants Pass, Ore.
writes the Winton motor car COM
pany as follows:
Winton starts MY Winton Six
Without Crank arrived here Sun
--------- --> day and 1 unload
ed 1t yesterday.
The machine was in good shape and
started on the air. There was a big
crowd around us and it was great
satisfaction to have it start without
cranking."
Kinney's car is one of the earliest
1911 Winton little six cars, he having
taken delivery of it at the Wfnton fac
tory at Cleveland in July. Having
toured from Cleveland east through the
New England states, he returned to
Cleveland month ago, from which
city the car was shipped to Grants
Pass, and the car when unloaded was
started by the self-cranking device
after a months idleness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

Gee rode on the New York tracks this
season and was under engagement to
George Odom for time.
T. Koerner, brother Of the boy who
rode in California season before last,
is attracting the attention of horsemen.
One trainer at Lexington expressed the
opinion that within a year little Koer-
ner would be a rival of Shilling, who
is regarded by many as the star of the
jockey brigade in this country. Koer-
ner is under contract to Wayne Joplin.
who brought Charles Koerner to Cali
fornia.
The once noted racer, Colonel Jim
Douglass. died of collie Monday at the
Collins farm, near Louisville. He was
years old, by Henry Young out of
Rainy Day, by Troubadour. He was
owned by A. V. Oldham, who bred and
raised him. He ran 6S times and was
the winner Of 1S races.
Frank Taylor. brother in law of Sam
Hildreth, bought Adams Express from
Charles Hughes at Saratoga and will
race him at the Baltimore meeting. He
paid $4,000 for the colt.
All the proposed rules which were
offered for the consideration of the
Kentucky state racing commission will
be laid over until the close of the fall
season at Latonia, November 19.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Sp0GI6gIhts
On Sports

ANN ARBoR. Mich.. Sept. 2S--Michigan's
football prospects for this season were given
serious setback yesterday when II became known
that Andrew Smith center and Charles Freeny.
halfback on the 1909 team, would not be
available for the eleven.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-walter Camp, athletic
adviser OF Yale. who stopped on here YESTERDAY
on his way to San Francisco. believes that
beef is still a powerful factor in the makeup
OF winning football team. Notwithstanding the
fact that the new rules provide for a more open
game.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept 23.-William Gray
son Of the Louisville American association club
is here in effort TO the local Southern
association franchise. According 70 the plans
outlined By Grayson, a movement Is foot to
prepare a II club circuit in the American asso-
citation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
SCROFULA
HEREDITARY BLOOD POISON

Scrofula is a disease manifested
usually by a swelling and liberation
of the glands, especially about the
neck. 1t is almost entirely hereditary
in its origin, being the dregs or re-
mains of some specific blood poison.
Where the blood is greatly weakened
with the scrofulous poison, the disease
attacks other portions of the system
besides the glands, and then wesee it's
effects in weak eyes, poorly developed
bodies, running sores and ulcers, skin
diseases, especially on the scalp, ca
tarrhal troubles, etc. Scrofula usually
makes its appearance in childhood,
though manhood or womanhood may
be reached before the poison pro-
crosses to the stage of outward mani
festation. S. S. S. is the one real cure
for Scrofula. 1t is a blood purifier
without an equal, and it cures this
destructive blood poison by~removing
every trace of the infection from the
circulation. S. S., in addition to
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Lexington Results

LEXINGTON. Ky, Sept 23.--Intrinsic, well
ridden by ]. Reid nosed out Ethef IN the
fourth race at a mile and 10 yards, and broke
the track record, going the distance in 1:44 3-5.
Results
First race, mile and 20 yards-Twilight
Queen, straight $3.50, won; Alice Baird, place
S4.60 second; Green Bridge, show $3.50. third.
Time :42 3-5.
Second race, five furlongs-James Mulvihill,
ond; Cloud. show 1920, third. Time, 1:01 rs.
Third race, six furlongs-Royal Captive.
straight $3.50, won; Dainty Dame, place $I.2o,
second; Chapultepec, show $3.50, third. Time.
lib As.
Fourth race, mile and 10 yards-Intrinsic,
ond: Claudia, show out 'h third. Time fine IA s-5
Fifth race, selling, six furlongs-Ilms.
straight 3d. so won; virginie place $3.50.
ond; Eastern Star, show $780, third. Time,
TIA 1-6.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth-Hans,
straight $3.40, won; Bad News, place 81 so,
second; Stolypin show $3.50. third. Time,
1:46 $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Johnson inquiries Into
Stallings' Charges

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 2a-Ban
johnson, president of the American
paseoaH league, arrived here today to
investigate the charges and counter
charges made between Hal Chase. first
paseman of the New York American
league team, and Manager George Stall
nngs. Late this evening johnson said
tnat the Investigation would not be
completed before tomorrow and that
no statement would be given out until
then.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

Ping Bodie has made IS legitimate home
runs, all right, but according to the rules one
of them only counts a single Bodie ranned
1t over the fence one afternoon when the score
was tied and there was runner on third base
Therefore IL goes down In the official records
as single Too bad that Ping must be robbed
of this one
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

Captain Mohler severely wrenched his back
when he made that costly error on the Oakland
diamond Thursday afternoon and he was
missing from the lineup yesterday Shaw took
Mohler's place at second base and PLAYED A
corking good game, getting everything that came
his way and batting we'll 1t is possible that
the Seal leader will be out Of the game till
next week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

lation. S. S. S. increases the resistive
powers of the system and by strength
ening and building up the vitality,
allows nature to make a perfect and
lasting cure. Book describing the
disease and any medical advice sent
free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, &c.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

All the Oakland admirers were again dis
appointed when they noticed that Captain Vol
verton did not appear the job at third base.
He was on the bench and on the side lines, di-
explained why he did not get in the game.
Perhaps Wolverton does not like to make a
switch while his team is playing such good
baseball.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

cleansing a n d
u rifying G the
blood, assists the
stomach and di-
gestive members
in the creation of
new blood cor
puscles and other
nourishing mat
fer for fbA Oir---
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Santa Clara Men Are
Off to Reno
TSpeeial Dispatch to The Call

SANTA CLARA COLLEGE, Sept. %
Amid the cheers Of several hundred of
its admirers. the Santa Clara college
Rugby team departed this morning for
Reno where it meets the University of
Nevada team tomorrow afternoon in
abe most important game in which it
has taken part this season.
The squad is in good form and its
chances for victory appear to be very
bright. Coach Harry Renwick has been
diligently drilling his men all week, and
he is very well satisfied with their
work
Last night the biggest rally of the
season was held and practically every
student ia college turned out. Speeches
were made by s. F. Heney, president of
the student body: Victor White. ath-
letic director; Coach Harry Renwick.
Father Burke and Captain Barry. Music
was furnished by the college band.
The team which will line up against
Nevada will be as follows
Forwards-Roberts, Mcdonald. Pat
ten. Kantleemer, Guerrero, Tramutolo
Jarrett, Ganahl and Barry (captain).
Hslfbscks-Gsllagh and Ybramado
Kelley and Barbour. Fullback-Detels
Nevada Chooses Lineup
Especial Dispatch TO The Call
RENO, Sept. 2s.-Ail is ready for the
big game at the university on the
Msckay field and the Nevada uni
Versity team is confident of winning
itso first intercollegiate game of the
season. The Santa Clara team arrived
tonight
=. The lineup Of the Nevada university
team viii be as follows:
Front rank Lesvitf and SettIemeyer; lock. R.
Dubois: side rank, g. Dubois and r. Mscksy;
near rank. Jepson and Anderson; halfback, Ken
nedy and Mensrdi; first i've. Webster second
Eve Charles; center three Hartman; wing for
ward, Bennett tcaptslnl; right wing McPhall;
left wing, Randall; fullback, Fletcher.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

/, Frank S. Howard, who is manager of
the southern branch of the Howard
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Frank Howard
Visits Brother

the company. F. S. Howard drove
north in a Buick with mis- family and
he reports the roads in great shape
Henry Mccoy of Chanslor & Lyons
motor supply company has lust re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

Frank z. Carroll of the New York
company's local branch re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Hartford Tires
Stand Grind |

family on business. Godfrey writes:
II have Hartford tires on my car that
! bought from you. 1t has gone over
10000 miles AMI / have never had a
puncture. There is nothing of it but
the canvas and 1t is still holding out
1 carry 1900 pounds on my car all told
and go over the worst roads you could
ever find"
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24
Big Record for
Monogram Oil

lished. Manager George p. Moore, wh
is at present in Los Angeles, telephone
to the city yesterday that the aut
business in the south is booming.
H. c. Kinney of Grants Pass, Ore
writes the Winton motor car con,
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-24

/, manager OF the
company, left yes
terday for the
Ford factory to
attend the annual
conference of the
Ford representa-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-30
Jefferson H. Davis
and Miss Dewitt
Married in Denver
Bride of Grandson Of President of the
Confederacy Wears Veil of Rare
Rose Point and Duchess Lace.

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo. Dec. %
At an elaborate wedding jefferson Hayes
Davis, son Of J. A. Hayes and Of the late
Mrs. Margaret Howell jefferson Davis
Hayes. and grandson of jefferson Davis,
was married yesterday 20 Miss Doree De
Witt, daughter OF Dr.. aud Mrs. Theodore
De Witt OF Broadmoor a suburb of Colo
RADIO Springs. The ceremony, was per-
formed at st. Stephens Episcopal church.
Rev, Dean II. Martyr Hart OF st. Johns
cathedral Denver, read the service as
sisted by the rector Of ST. stephens, Rev
Arthur NJ Taft t-.r.'.-.-
The bride was gowned in heavy white
duchess satin, severely plain, trimmed with
rare old point lace. with it was worn an
exquisite veil Of rose point and duchess
lace that swept from the coiffure to the
end of her long court train. The veil has
been worn by brides in the family of Miss
De witt for six generations,
Mrs. George Bowyer Young. the matron
OF honor, wore a pale yellow satin gown
yelled in yellow chiffon and trimmed with
bands of ermine Her hat was OF yellow
satin, ermne and gold lace. MIR. and Mrs.
Davis will reside at Garfield, Utah.
jefferson Hayes Davis had his name
changed from Jefferson Davis Hayes some
years ago by special act Of the Colorado
legislature. This was done to perpetuate
the name of Jefferson Davis. b.