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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
.K|EEN.E DID NO |
V|0.LAT TRUST
shrewd Operator Tells Of Con
nection With Hooking
Crash.

New York, March 16.-While James
r. Keene says that he did not counte-
nance the sale. nevertheless. he adj
mitted on the witness stand to-day that
the bulk OF his holdings In the Colum-
bus and Hooking Coal and Iron pool
was sold on January 10 and 10 last,
the day before and the day Of the
collapse Of the pool, which caused
three stock Exchange failures and tho
loss OF millions. The sale was made
at time when members Of therp pool
were supposed to stand firm in keep
Ing with their agreement, but Mr..
Keene maintains that he limo way vio-
lated his trust, as he was powerless
to stop the liquidation, In view OF an
understanding made with his brokers
five years ago. He was asked II lie
had not profted by the sale to the
extent of sa5o,o0o. but his counsel obs
jected to the Question 80 Indignantly
that 1t was not allowed.
The foregoing inside details OF the
Hooking crash were brought out to-
day continuation of the bankrupt
cy hearing of J. NJ. Fiske & Cons
pany, one of the firms involved, be-
fore United States commissioner.
After a repeated absence because OF
Illness Mr.. Keenc was able to ap-
pear this afternoon, and though he
was pale and suffering with rheunaa-
tism. he took the witness stand for q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
.HARARAN POWER
IS MERELY NOMINAL
Presidents Duties Now Perform.
ed by others-Hi Retire
rnent Looked for Soon.

New York, March 16,--As has been
forccastcd. j. Y. Hnrahan has been
virtually eliminated from all the du-
ties OF president OF tho Illinois Central
Railroad, place given to him In No
ycmber. 1906 by u. II. Hartman, fol-
lowing that tlnancier's historic fight to
GUST Stuyvesant Fish from the presi-
dency.
Mr.. Haralian still remains the non,l-t
nal president, but tho Office Is now
purely tttular, all It's duties being
nr oaTs Whqsh q h s e
placed Mr.. Harahan's retirement is
Looked for at an early date. though
X he could remain with the company
for two years more. or until ho is sew.
fourth Of his salary Of $4,000 q year.
superintendent Of the Union Pncitic
illinois Central. thoarS iii lis title is.
elected by the directors on March
Mr. Parks has been placed IN full
cluded in his scope is that OF traffic:
Which remains nominally in charge OF
Mr. Harahan. but is really In charge OF
g. Stubs. the. noted traffic expert
OF tho Hartman lines.
The accounting department, 1t Is UNI
lerstood, will also report dircctly 70
Vice. President Park. and he Will report
to the board OF directors, and
not to Mr.. Harahan. No explanation
for this unusual practice could be obs
talned. Tho expert accountants who
have been going over the books for
more than six weeks have not yet sub
mittcd their final report, but have
made preliminary reports.
President Harahan made formal an
nouncoment himself yesterday Of his
virtual elimination. but not until the
radical changes In tho executive gov
eminent OF the Illinois Central had
become known in Wall Street. His
statement was brief. It said:
ot ne nodrq
held in New York on March q. w. =
Park was elected vice-president. with
Offices In Chicago. and as such will
have 70 :, charge ana supervision o. the
power. constructions, purchasing and
pension departments OF the conpany.''|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.1
keysville, w., March 16.-A-Ascension
Episcopal Church was tho scene OF q
beautiful wedding this evening. when
Mics Lucie II. Morton became the bride
of Edward Wren Hudglns. The church.
which was canopicd in white. was
beautiful in It's decoration of palms ard
Easter lilies. The wedding march was
played by Mrs, Frederick Hammer.
The groomsmen entered in tho fol.
lowing order: Charles Osborne. DR.. He
Der Morton. Henry Osborne, DIR. Floyd
Gregory, Walter Mcneil, Gray Car
land. Reuben Hud ms. Dr. Hugh Henry.
Mack a1cCargo, James Yokeley. Tho
matrons OF honor were Mrs. Charles
Osborne and Mrs. Heber Morton, sisters
OF the bride. The little flower girls,
Caroline Osborne and Elizabeth Peters.
followed, carrying shepherdes{s bas-
kets filled with sweet peas and hya-
cinths. The bride entered With her
father. Major J. w. Morton, aud was
met at tho altar by the groom, with
his best man, Or. Lester Hudgtns.
Tho ceremony was inpressively per.
formed by Rev. G. Wallace Ribble. rec
tor Of the church. A brilliant recep-
ton was given the bridal party the
preceding night by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
OSBORNE, at their 6TcSl0euCe.EEA oTloe
and groom took the southbound train
for an extended Southern trip to Flor
ida. Havana and the West Indies.
The bride is daughter Of Major J.
W. Morton. She is well known in Rich
mond, having been the leading soprano
in tho First Baptist and Holy Trinity
Churches. Of that city. The groom is
O young lawyer. He has been located
in Chase City for some time, but after
September / will make Richmond his
home. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

WANTED TO ILL HIMSELF,
BUT WATER WAS TOO COLD
Fugitive Dnshes Into Iuvcr, but Turns
Around and Surrcndcra to
Pursuing officer.
[Specialto The Times-Dispatch. I
nynnrt ~ a,yys No NJ q rr1, 4 K - ~ =

Especial to The TtmeS.DiSDatch.1
(. Newport News, Va, March 16.-Close-
ilys,.,pursued by Immigration INSPECTOR
Williams. D. Moussiers. Greek immi-
grant, who had escaped from tho in-
spector as he was being taken from
tho City jail, ran into James River,
near tho Chesapeake and Ohio depot
this afternoon. Mousslcrs's intention
was to commit suicide. he says. but the
water proved to be too cold for him,
and after wading out 100 feet or so,
he turned and waded back to the beach
into the arms OF the law. He is now
in Jail again, and will be sent to Nor
folk Tomorrow. Captain Williams.
who weighs something like $50
pounds, is recuperating from the eff
fects OF his tmpromptu Marathon.
!, ]: Mon !, arrived here aboard the
ago. and was sent to st. Vincent's HOS
Ipital, Norfolk. He escaped from the
Captain Williams and locked up for.
Violating tho immigration laws. He
was to have been given u hearing In
Norfolk this afternoon. and Captain
Williams had taken him out or jail
to meet the 1905 O'Clock ferry. when
the break for liberty was made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
REFUSED CONSENT
TO OPERATION
Mrs. Jet, Of Nc innville, Re- fused
To Be Operated On, But I COX
Cardui, Inst and
Was Cured.

NIcMinnyillc, Tcnn, 81 wing used
fCardui, the Woman s T mic, and know
ing it's value, ! can truthfully praise 81
switcs Mrs. Ocie Jet, Of thi. place.
don't bell We i would be living TO-.
day, if hadn't been for Cardui.
After my baby was born, ] lay in bed Ell
for 2 days, and the doctor anne every
day, buthe did no good,
Finally he advised an operation, but
i would not consent, and instead, took
five bottles Of Cardui, and now am going
about til house, doing my work and even ven
o my washing,
Al can say that Cardui worked wonders
in my Use. When commenced to use
Il, I,w,ssa,t able to sit UP, Now, ] amin
better health than i have been for s.
years. Y
Try Cardui. 1t IS 4 strengthening
tonic for women. Itsrelieves pain, tones,
up the nerves, builds strength.
It has been doing this for so yesrs,.
Have 20 tried ita MOI Then begin,
trying III to-day. II maysbo Just what
YOU Y need. Your druggist ellssit.
s N B,rrI ile "a; dies, Advisory Dept.
Chat tanoog dlcine ca, Chat anooea,S
Tenn for !. Ps6idi % IA md 64,s
page boo ONE seat; mlenta fors
men Qlsst.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
Helping Your Employees
RYFIIA WHEELER WILCOX

tive system, With its seasons OF great
prosperity and Its seasons Of corre-
spending depression, young men feel
timid about giving up a certain posi-
ton, even when unsatisfactory, for an
uncertain possibility Of Improvement.
And SO they drudge on, year after
year, not liking to ask for better
wages and better work, lest they res
ceive their discharge. but conscious
that they deserve recognition from,
their employers. II there are such men
in your employ. make 1t q resolve to
find them and to speak some word or
give some hope. which shall rouse
their tagging spirits and send them
to their tasks with new ambition in
their hearts. Your business Will be
the better for II, and you will be the
happier for It.
You Make Your own Destiny.
Better help three unworthy en-
ployes. and be Obliged to put them
back afterward, than miss the oppor-
tunity TO advance one whot4s really
deserving OF your trust.
Meanwhile, to every toiler, in any
line OF employment in the world to-
day, who feels that he is not getting
his Just deserts, let me say a word.
That word is: You yourself are max
Ing your own destiny.
II you will realize this old truth
fully. and quietly, but constantly,
speak the word, to yourself, for pro-
gress and advancement, you will bring
your employer by the law Of sugges-
ton to see your real value.
Instead Of going to your work
with respondent thoughts aud a dis
couraged heart, go with brave
thoughts and silent assertions that
better things are coming your way
soon; that they are already here. In
the invisible realm. and that you are
making them take visible shape.
Say that your employer appreciates
you. and that he Will recognize your
worth. And lie will. II you keep your
duty and obligation to him in mind,
while you make your assertions. Try
1T. AS IA
COPYRIGHT, 1910. by tho New York
Evening; Journal Publishing Com
pany.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
grueln.ng at Tie hands IN 5, "a Ralph wolt,

gruell1ing at the hands.of Ralph WOLF
counsel for tho receiver for j. NJ. Fisk
g Company. AS manager Of the
pool, and perhaps tho sl,rewdest oper-
ator in Wall Street. his testimony was
awaited with interest
lie denied emphaticalg that he had
sold any OF his pool stock, but when
asked moro pointedly Ii any Of the
stock had been ssolu. no was forced to
admit that his brokers had dono SO.
Flo explained tho transaction as fol-
lows:
For several years I have had an
understanding with my brokers' that
they could use any stock OF mine they
held for their own use, rescrving
tho right to demand the stock at any
time on giving twenty-four hours' no.
uce. suppose that By virtue OF this
understanding, they may have gone
short on tho stock for their own &C.
count, using my stock as collateral,
but that was none OF my business"
Accused by counsel for the receiver
OF being the only member OF tho
pool who had sold his holdings,
Keene's counsel cane back with the
retort that Wolf would have to prove
his statement.
II think I did, was the rejoind or.
The hearing was not concluded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
IgGibba-Xaffa.

rspecla to The z tines Dlspatch.
stanton Marc ~44Willlan,
spYayt Gibbs, ana Miss 1et watts.
daughter Of NJ Watts were mar
,ried this eyentnR; At NYesle cyan, tie
home of the bride q parents. Rev. N,
M. zer, p. 4. !. II 1a q tor 81 iii y sFtrst
PresbyteriaR hura 9 IN eiating Ms.
Herbert Meyer, w ashi nEtn n, n was
matr or hor or, .Nd n, /. Ma garland.
OF It'll. hes n IN ley no "a Z,
nh lad re IN N ibba IN Il,
busine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
Copyright. 1910. by tho New York
Evening Journal Publishing. Com
+ pany) e Us # RI u -
Kennedy-Gfanniny.
lspecialto The Time -Dispat CHI.

Especial to The Times Dispat chi
charlo t1tesYtlle, Va March 16.-.A.
Lewis Kennedy; formerly OF this city
daught er OF Mr.. and MIS-. u.
Q. Gtn1nlny were married at@6 O'clock
this evening at the brides home. Z Gil
West Main Street, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. j, Wiley RIai !,
soc. D. D., OF the Miller School. 81 CT
finder, Of Richmo nd, was best man.
After a. reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken.
nedy. left over the Southern Railway
Eor an e 2 Northern trip. They
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
Handed Down In Ten Cases
by North Carolina Tribunal.

ii : "a, 1870
| lsnecial to The T Ines Dispatch.1
Raleigh, NJ c., March 16,-Ten optn-i
ions were delivered this evening by the
Supreme Court as follows: Cox vs.
lighting Co, Craven. In snall Gods
appeal. error, and in Grouse ken.peri
Company i appeal, no error. Judgment.
So far as It gives Grouse Kemper Co.,
a. preference being reversed; Riggs vs. vs.
IGurganis. Martin, affirmel; Bank ' vs..
Insurance Co., Martin. petition to re- 81.
hear d ism ssed d can vs.. a tlantic Coast
Line Railroad, Edgeeomb, AFFIRMED;
.Tato VS.. Davis, New HanoYer' kelth's
appeal affirmed; Matthews VS.. Peter
son, Il Sampson, affirmed: Darden vs..
Aldridge, Lenoir, appeal withdrawn
at cost Of appellant; southerland VS.:
Kennedy, Duplin, appeal Withdrawn az
cost OF appellant state vs., ga Tire TN tn
Sampson. per curl am. affirmed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
Chll,lre,sss-,;w NJ,

ESPECIAL to Tho Times ispatch,l
4 Lynchburg, Va. March & ga quiet
wedding occurred last night at tho
parsonage par OF Collsge Hill BAPTIST
G6urch y, otis GhildEsss Peters
ter#of $. ]. White. Of tits city. We're
united In marriage. The minister was
Rev, ". A., 4Ayres. OF the College Hill
Church. Mr.; and Mrs. Childrass lett
they will live. ~ Y's'"F h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
INDICTED INDICTED ToRSTELoNY.
Charges Growing Out OF Recent Eai1.!
urc mt Warsaw.

Especial to Tho Times Dispat CHI
Heathsvllle, Va, March 49, he re !.
cent failure Of q. Milton sydnor, OF
ment, and now quickly follows second
indictments for felony, Tho TRIAL.
which will take place IN May, prom
ises much OF interest. Able counsel;
Will appear on both sides--for the
Smith, Of Richmond:
Eowles and Walter hathaway, and for.
the defense, Lee, OF Lynchburg. and
Herbert Lewis, Of West Point His
bond vas placed at $1,000. aud was sc.S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
sHEsIWELL ASKS COMPUTATION.
Wants Jail Sentence Changed to Pay
asIs .Inent of Fine. ~

Wants Jail Sentence Changed to Pay
Inent of Fine.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
Raleigh. N. c., March 16,-A second
application was made to-day to Gov
5ernor Kitchin for communication Of the
five months jail sentence OF Baxter
3Shemwell, in Guilford county, for as-
sault with two revolvers on O Southern
Rallwa;, conductor to q fine, on account
Of the physical condition Of the sen-
fenced man.
There was q reprives some months
ago to April / ION this ground that im-
iprisonment In the winter months
would be very INJURIOUS to the prison
Ell. lin view OF his rheumatic and other
Affections.
n mis- application contains clause
that IL there is any position to the
communication, shemwell will submit to
an examination Of his physical condi-i
ton to be made by any reputable physi--5
clan, designated by the opp nents OF
the Communication,
No day is set yet for the hearing,
but 1t Is exp ected to he sometime next
week, ~ 5Fa5 J5jf III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
4 Owe AssoclatIon Elect. Otascrs,I

!Snseia The b & ! lmssSsI n sn,se
tho annual meeting yest AZ Il evening
az the Nv ll,amshurg educational and
Sclyic Association. Mrs. Il, sS ~, Lane,
Il n, was alact ed president, Mrs, y,
Garrett. tlrst. Vlcs- pYesl dent; Ress
schapl ostt IIubbariu,s tFeaIs,l yaanSl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Miss Annie Chapman. correspondents
secretary. Mrs. II e. Bennett, the re.9
firing president OF tho association
was chosen chairman OF the educa,s
tional department. and Miss Edith
Smith. chairman OF tho civic depart
Eent,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
NIarkha,Iml1,,...H,fo
Especial to The Times, pl.patch

lspsclal TO The Times, p!apatch.l
& Roanoke, Va, March ls.--Willlun, A.
Markham, a farmer OF Botetourt com, =
and Miss Virginia y, q Ruford, 81 r. onnoEo
county. were married \ here Il, inv The,
groom is a Confederate veteran, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
T,rain Illus Marrow Escnpe,.

[SpeclalSto The Times . spat chi
Lynch Va March 4 6,---Iral IN no. !. o
IS. the ~ United States fast mail. N me
Southern, barely missed being wrecked
this afternoon at Wlnesap, when y
sideswiped construction train. The.
passengers were sha ken UP, hut no ono
was injured, The train was delayed
half an hour @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
II. =. D. Mil Carrier Injured.

Lynchburg. Va. March To-. T. G.
Flowers. a rural mail carrier, was
painfully hurt this afternoon while
returning from his route. when the
horse ran away, throwing him out Of
his vehicle. He was painfully bruised,
about the hands and face. :53s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Frank Renshaw, OF this city, has
been spending some time with friends
in tic University OF Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Miss Emily Evans. OF Vine Street.
is tho guest OF friends In Philadelphia
for several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Miss Katherine Dickson. who has
teen spending several days with Miss
Julia Joynes. at 200 West Franklin
Street, will leave this morning for her
homo In Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

and, md u thousand Is won"
IN ana Ont OR Town.
Miss Marie II. Reid, or Norfolk, i ID
4 the great OK Mr.. and Mrs Willia am Mar.
A shall, In this city. "A
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page are
spending q short. time visiting friends
In New York CITY.
Mrs. w. r. d. afoncurc, Of this city,
ls tho guest OF relatives in stafford
county for some time
MISS Miriam Sheen has returned to
her home In Newport News, after a
visit to friends and relatives In this
lefty. d
Garner Wood Denmead, OF Baltimore,
Md, is tho guest Of friends In Rich
mond for q few days.
Mrs. Harry Langhorne. who has been
Visiting relatives here. has returned
to her homo in Alesvrnarle
John c. Trobson, who has made HIS
years. has moved to Schenectady, N.
IY. q
Colonel, Eugene c. StassIe. OF this
city, Is visiting friends in charlottes.
Vile.
Miss Lila Stewart and Mrs. J. Leigh.
! ton HUBBARD have returned to Norfolk.
after spending few days In Richmond.
Miss Annie Laurie Haynes. OF this
city. has concluded visit to relatives
in Suffolk and returned to her home.
p
J. Bryan Turner has returned to his
homo in Newport News. after q visit
OF several days to friends hero.
Frank Renshaw, OF this city, has
been spending some time with friends
In tic University OF Virginia.
Miss Emily Evans OF Vine Street,
is tho guest OF friends in Philadelphia
for several weeks.
Miss Katherine Dickson. who has
been spending several days with Miss
Julia Joynes, at 200 West Franklin
street, will leave this morning for her
homo In Norfolk.
Mrs. william Cutter Cole and little
gon. OF Toledo, Ohio. are spending some
time with Mrs. Coles mother. Mrs. T.
~. Booker, at the University Of Viz
ginia-
I Alrs. Frank Christian has gone to
Birmingham, Ala, whofs she Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Means. after
spending several weeks in Asheville,
II. G.
Miss Mamie Darlington. OF Halifax
county, is the guest OF friends In Nor
folk for geveral weeks. Ge.s.fs tfIl5
Misses Annette Boswell and Lena
sutton have returned to their homo in
Newport News. after spending some
time here visiting relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

J. Bryan Turner has returned to his
home in Newport News. after q visit
OF several days to friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Mrs. Frank Christian has gone to
Birmingham. Ala, whefe she Is tho
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Means. after
spending several weeks in Asheville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Mrs. william Cutter Cole and little
gon. OF Toledo. Ohio. are spending some
time with Mrs. Coles mother. Mrs. T.
~. Booker, at the University Of Viz
|RIuia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

n We invite those of our out cot town patrons
who are unable to como TO our Baltimore
salesrooms to- send for our illustrated cata-
logue. An assortment OF articles will ba
sent on approval to persons known to us or
to those making themselves known by sat-
lstactory references. No charge Is made for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
Stief 81 Iue,
The Gift for the Easter Bride

!. tleh7Wafe betns the stanuard OF quality
is especially attractive as gift for the
Easter Bride. Nothing is loo beautiful for
her and not thing moro pleasing can be- FOUND
than Stieff Sterling Silver. sss5ss
Our showing includes everything desired
in sterling silver from elaborate tea sets
and large dishes to inexpensive small pieces,
such as butter knives, sugar spoons. etc.
finish given every piece made In the stiefr !
factory is perfection itself. Its exceptional |
beauty has mado 1t tho most popular OF 4
all gifts for every occasion. stieft prices
Will be found lower than is asked for fin-
ferIor ware clsefhere. Correspondence In.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Miss Annie Laurie Haynes, OF this
city. has concluded q visit to relatives
in Suffolk and returned to her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Miss Mamie Darlington, OF Halifax
county. is the guest OF friends IN Nor
folk for several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17
IIudsI'lIns.-Mcrton.,|

sEysJU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Misses Annette Boswell and Lena
sutton have returned TO their homo in
Newport News. after spending some
time here visiting relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-17

Miss Lila Stewart and Mrs. J. Leigh.
ton Hubnrd have returned to Norfolk
after spending q few days In Richmond
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-02-18
1. j. !. !. i. i. !. !. i !. i i \ i
II BANGS. j.
I. !. .- !. i. !. + i j. !. j. i Il u

Preaching at Beulah at 1890 Sun
day morning, Feb. 20.
Mrs. Columbus Hurd is the guest
OF relatives here.
MIR. j. M. Conden will move to Mt
Vernon In the near future.
Supt. McManis of the Knox county
iniirmary, was in Centerburg Satur-
day on business.
Mrs. John A. Miller Is dangerously
I'll at this writing.
Mrs William Underwood and chill
dren OF Sparta, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs, Chas. IL. McClelland re-
gently,
MIR. Fred w. Carry was In Mt. Gil
cad. Saturday.
MIR. Clinton Warman Is moving to
ehe Josph Morton farm on the Kinney
road.
Mr.. N. Il. Proper was the guest OF
relatives Saturday and Sunday.