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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29
OCTOBER BRIDES.

The land is full of lovers, and there's
always room for more;
0, brides of sweet October, bring your
sweethearts to the door!
The spring has lost its roses and the
frost is on the way.
But love keeps spring eternal, and her
lips are red with May;
The brides of sweet October,
They are fair, they are fair,
To the music of "Lohengrin'
Marching down the golden stair.
The land is full of beauty, and the
brides are beauty's own;
In spite of summers fading and the
dreams of springtime flown;
The world is gold with autumn and
the hearts are gold with love
That walks beside their sweethearts
where the white stars dream
above;
The brides of sweet October,
Let them come, let them come,
To the magic of Mendelssohn
And the heart beat of the drum.
The land is full of wonder, and in
wonder and in might
4 ! he
The lovers and the sweethearts to the
lilied lanes of light.
To autumns affairs glowing and the
crimson aisles of CLEAN
Where marriage bells of magic play
the plenilunes Of dream;
The brides of sweet October,
On the way, on the way,
Oh. they take us back to April
And they turn the world to May!
baltimore Sun.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29
CITY sREvITiEs.

Parents should bring all their chill
dren to the Gem Theatre tonight to
see the famous story of Robinson
crusoe, shown in moving pictures.
There will also be an interesting play
that will appeal to adults, with splen-
did songs and music. At the Ruby,
THE Restoration" another great
drama, and "The Lumber Thieves" Is
a Western play. The Gem and Ruby
Theatres are we'll heated, and the
admission Is five cents.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29

lespie, J. A. Thompson, A. r. Ander-
son, s. Entriken, J. c. Lee.
Second Week.
A. F. Draughn, ]. B. Coursey, ]. G.
L. McLemore, M. d. Smith, o. 8. Fer
rill, R. c. Mckenzie, R. H. Rouse, w.
E. Ellington, D. L. Stay, A. Fillingame.
M. P. L. Love, H.. Fl. McComb, D. d.
Carter, M. s. Reeves, G. w. Shattles,
R. NJ. Hendrix, W. w. Hinton, W. M.
Conner. W.. E. Hollis, L. F. Lee, w.
q. Laird, W. Y. Jones, w. e. Griffin,
]. BifMcKenzie, W. E. Simmons, B. G.
Goodwin. I. B. Easterling, R. P. An
derson, Chas. F. Carruth, J. Pettis.
Third Week.
e. H. Beckner, Jack Smith. ]. s.
Waller, G. M. Morris, D. w. Evans, A.
c. Gay, L. L. Rymes, Oscar Garner,
R. A. Lott, T. c. Smith, ". e. Brown,
C. F. Myers, L. B. Slade,
"A. G. Martin, j. R. Cox,
B. F. Richardson, ]. E. Chandler, J.
D. Heflinn, P. v. Smith, j. B. Merkel,
W. H. White, Geo. Komp, w. P. Riggs,
H. s.. Shattles, H. R. Riley, ]. P. Ben
nett, ]. s. Albritten, ]. S. Holder, G..
w. Boon.
Fourth Week.
J. 8. Conner, F. ]. Duke, G. M. Hood,
W. r. Gray, G. Waldo Batson, L. F..
Magruder, J. M. Brown, ]. I. New, A..
Pettis, W. L. Yates, T. M. Ferguson,
G. W. Gillis, J. A. Cameron, c. Y.
Russell, L. F. Lee, T. H. waggoner,
E. D. D. Dossett, G. E. Noteworthy, J.
M. Carter. D. 8. Shattles, M. T.
Draushn, R. M. Harden, M. D. King,
d. A. Anderson, Jr., E. L. Yates, W.
e. Fail, s. 3. Easterling, A. L. Conn,
J. A. Clark, G. @. Bounds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29

deceased, and Mrs. M. e. Nixon, died
yesterday afternoon. He was mem
Der Of an old family in this county,
and had large family connection.
Many of the Mixons are scattered over
South Mississippi, and have often been
honored with office in the county of
their residence. The immediate cause
of Henry Mixon's death was typhoid
fever.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29

The pleasant purgative effect expe-
rienced by all who use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the
healthy condition of the body and
mind which they create, makes one
feel joyful. Sold by HAYS & FIELD.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State of Mississippi, Forrest County,
In Chancery Court.
M V. B. Tins, ct all No 24S, VS..
Mrs. Cynthia Jefcoats. et IL.
BY virtue of decree o. the chancery
court in said county, rendered in the
above styled cause on u 15<1 hay OF
September, A. d. 1910, 4 ptem
Der term, A. D. 1910, Of II,
the undersigned, duly al kpe
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29
Jesse Hinton.

Jesse FltntOHs
New Augusta, Miss, Oct. 29.-Mr.
Jesse Hinton, prominent citizen, died
yesterday afternoon at his home, after
long confinement to his room, having
been stricken of paralysis about one
year ago. He was rs years old and
leaves a large family of sons and
daughters, most of whom are adults
and have families. His wife has been
dead for many years and he lived with
his son on the old homestead.
Mr.. Hinton was a native of this
perry county, and has large con-
nection of the same name here, and
is related by blood or marriage to
nearly all the original families of this
section.
Henry Nixon Dead.
Henry Nixon. son Of Neill Nixon
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29
THE
STATE FAIR

Train No. 9 will leave Jackson at 6
o'clock p. m. daily, instead of the
usual hour, 2:30 p. m.
]. L. HAWLEY, b
Gen. Pass. Agt.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.


Mrs. w. F. Heisler, on Southern
avenue, will be hostess of the Cath
Ollie Ladies' Aid Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Z: . =
The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres
byterian church will meet Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. M
Davenport, Mrs. Charles Driver and
Mrs. George Calhoun, hostesses.
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Trinity Guild will meet Monday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. W. H,
Morford, on Walnut street.
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ON HE SICK LIST.

Miss Estelle Rawls, who was oper7
ated on few weeks ago, Is now able
to be up.
{. I: .
Little Miss Mary Shanks, who has
been quite i'll, is now clear Of fever.
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BOTH PHONES 35=
Social and Personal
KATE L. 1. ALLEN

Mr. T. j. Walker was recent Wis
itor to Gulfport, a guest at the Great
Southern.
I. I: .
DR.. and Mrs. j. D. Donald and little
daughter, Katherine and Mrs. Mary
Orr are attending the Fair at Jack
son.
Mrs. G. w. Perkins, of New Orleans,
is expected today to be the guest of
Miss Estelle Rawls on East Pine
street.
Mrs. L. L. Major returned this
morning to her home in Epley after
few days visit to Mrs. NJ. d. Foley,
on Court street.
Misses Hattie McKinstry, Susie
Smylie and Matte Houston left this
morning to spend the weekend in
Jackson and attend the State Fair.
:: : !.
Mr.. James Dowdall left Friday for
New Orleans, where he sailed this
morning on the Steamer "Abandrez"
for Panama, to accept a position,
= = :.
Mrs. A. F. Butler left Friday for
Jackson, to visit the fair and before
returning home, will visit her father,
Mr.. ]. O. Myrick, at Delhi, La.
Mr.. William H. Morford has re-
turned from an extensive stay in the
North and East, most of his time be-
ing spent in Maine and New Hamp.
shire.
| Mrs. A. d. Cain and daughter, Cas-.
sic, of Stafford, Ala, are expected to-
day to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. d. Givhan and Mr. and Mrs G. H
Gillian, on Mable street.
:: :. :
Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Falkner and the
latter's mother, Mrs. Metcalf, Of Buff
falo, who is spending a few months
with them, are located for the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Morford, on
Court sereet.
Daughters of confederacy Meet.
There will be a meeting of the
Daughters of the Confederacy Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at Hote
Hattiesburg. All members are urged
to be present, as there will be an cleo
ton of officers, and reports from off
GERS and committees will be given.
:: : ::
Mrs. John Stockton, after visit tt
her mother, Mrs. M. L. Harper ant
Mrs. Henry Turner, left last night tt
Join Mr.. Stockton in Jackson. The.
will leave for their home in Meridian
this evening, and Monday will 60 t.
Laurel, where they will reside.
:: $ =
Married Ladies Card Club.
A pleasant meeting of the Marie
Ladies' Card Club was held Frida
afternoon with Mrs. M Dryfus O
Court street. Hot chocolate, wit
Il whipped cream, and bon bons wer
served during the games, and tn
first prize, pretty hatpin, was wo
by Mrs. E. R. Farrell, while the col
! ISOLATION, box of stationery was 81
en- Mrs. w. H. Morford.
The club members present were
Mesdames J. w. Boltop, J. q. Davi
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29

RAMSEY & COMPANY,
LEADING UNDERTAkERS.
PROMPT AMBULANCE SERVICE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29

ztFuII line Heaters, $500 and
HAWKINS HARDWARE co.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-10-29

Dated this the 18th day of
ber,, A. D.. 1910.
T. e. BATSOU
Oct s15-4-Sats L Special, Commiss
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
PARIS AGAIN
OYERSPRFAD
BY GLOOM.
SITUATION ALMOST AS BAD AS
DURING THE FORMER CRISIS
MUCH OF CITY MUST AGAIN BE
OISINFECTED.
OlSINF ECTED.

PARIS, Feb. 16-The f God situa-
ton has again assumed a serious as
pect today, forcing the second eyac-
uatiOn. of houses in Alfortville and
other suburbs. Most of the work &C
cOmplished has been for naught and
conditions are almost as bad as dur
ing the former crisis.
The Seine is rapidly rising and has
now reached a height of 1912 feet.
1t is expected to reach "A feet by to-
morrow, or within four feet of its
fear that the flood may surpass its
former records.
Hundreds of people area gain flock
4, ing into the city and another month";
:dleness of the river-frOnt factories
is certain. Much of the city must
be redisinfected.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
PURELY A COINCIDENCE;
MAY PROVE GOOD OMEN.
THE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK
FOR THE NEW CLARENDON ON
ANNIVERSARY OF FIRE MERE
~ ACCIDENTAL.

a representative of the Daily News
approached Dr. T. L. Potter Tues
day afternoon as he was waiting for
a train for the North at the F. E. G..
Ry. depot, and asked him if the com
mencement of work for the new hotel
had Intentionally been made upon the
anniversary of the destruction
The Clarendon.
Dr.. Potter replied that it was not
intentional. but merely a coincidence
and laughingly remarked that it
should prove a good omen. He said
that during the forenoon of Monday
one or more parties had called his
attention to the fact that the work
Of rebuilding was inaugurated upon
the anniversary of the fire, which
occurred on St. Valentines Day Of
1903. but that previous to these re-
minders the correspondence in dates
had not been impressed upon his
mind.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
VETERAN EDITOR
CELEBRATES
10Th BIRTHDAY.
HENRY WATTERsoN is TODAY
RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS
FROM FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS
ALL OVER THE WORLD.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. 10 Henry
Watterson, the veteran editor of the
Courier-JOunal, and often referred to
as the foremost journalist of the
South, celebrated the seventeen an
niversary of his birth and was the re-
cpient of many congratulations. Fam
lily bereavements and failing eyesight
have combined to cause the veteran
editor to relinquish active work al
most wholly during the past year, but
his interest in public affairs is as acs
tive and his pen as ready, when he
chooses to use it as in the stirring
days of his youth when he was edit
or of the saucy Chattanooga Rebel.
Mr. .Watterson was born in the
storm center of national politics, at
Washington, February l6, 1910. In
consequence of defective eyesight,
which has always troubled him, he
was sent but little to the public
schools. but received much careful
education at home. At the commence
+ ment of the war he enlisted in the
| Confederate army and became chief
If Scouts for Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
! At the end of the war he made his
way, practically penni.ess, to Louis
Vile. where few years later he
Joined w. d. HaIdeman in the news
paper enterprise which made fame
and fortune for both of them.
Mr.. WattersOn became active in
politics in 1872. and between that
time and 1892, no democratic plat
form was written without his aid and
counsel. He presided over the con
vention which nominated Tilden, and
was prominent as a leader and plat
form Trainer until the convention OF
1896 which nominated William )
BRYAN upon free silver platform
and called forth from Mr.. Watterson
then in Switzerland, the famous tel
egram. no compromise with dishon
ora message that confirmed W. y
Haldeman. owner Of the Courier-Jour
nal in his determination to oppose
Mr.. Bryan.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
LIQUOR MEN TO ABOLISH
Dives And GROCERIES.
CONVENTION OF DIsTlLLERs AND
BREWERS NOW IN SESSION IN
sTLoUIs PLAN TO IMPROVE
CONDITIONS.
CONDITIONS.

St. LOUIS, Feb. 10 To abolish
dives, immoral resorts and low grOg-
cries is the object of liquor dealers,
brewers and distillers and others in
terested in the trade who gathered
here today to take part in the annual
meeting of the National Model Lii
cense League. Additional sessions
will be held tomorrow and Friday.
This is the third annual convention
of the members of the organization
and will bring together some OF the
foremost men of the country identl-
fled with the liquor trade. Speeches
will be made by authorities on sub
jects down for discussion and reports
will be made by the officers
Among other things, resolutions
will be offered. most OF them look
ing to the future policy of the league.
Following a meeting OF seven men
about two years ago. the National
Model License League became an act
uality. Those who proposed the or
ganization were appointed by the
Wholesale Liquor Dealers Assocla-
ton to perfect laws that would ele-
vate the trade. The principal pur-
pose of the league now is to abolish
saloons and dives that reflect upon
the liquor business as a whole, Since
its organization it has grown rapidly
and now has a following Of 1000 or
more members in every State in the
Union.
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william / Philips, a prominent
= ,nrs broker. Of Jacksonville.
IS .nrs control Of a piece of
r b he Wider Subdivision of
n.konn crant. and viii auction
4 |n|s shs third Of next month.
re psoDerly is situated on the
VS. SIDE a South Ridgewood ave
im ,usl outside Of the city limits,
al 4 one 81 nc best situated pieces
property a this locality. Mr.. Phil
b ner he an engineer laying out
osnas sef force Of workmen are
1nrnl ,hen out
O. n VI be given free the day
i lll lneaoh, and all Of the balance
4 |kI lo|l sin be sold to the highest
lr
~ nsnl Of the new subdivision
~ y dseHood Height and the
rEE q chs rev suburb will nc
mari The beginning of much
| llFs|rpnent in the south end
# r|1
1'lln comes 10 DaytOna very
reenmended as a man o.
mons md Integrity and has the rel
W b being a hustler all o.
41a,es success to the sale.
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MARYLAND AMUSEMENT
co. I'M FULL BLAST

The Maryland Amusement Compah!
failed to get their equipment in time
To omen up Monday night, but were
ready for business Tuesday afternoon
and inaugurated their opening with
trumpet and cymbal, and the special
high dive feature about 800 O'CLOCK.
At night the various shows ana
booths we're a blaze of electric lights
and a bedlam Of noise from the calls
Ct the barkers, music Of the band'
laughter and shouts of the merry
makers in the crowd assembled on
the streets.
There are over twenty shows anu
booths under the management OF the
eompany. including Ferris wheel and
q merry-go-round and all seem 10 De
conducted in a very orderly manner.
Certainly the carnival li'ens VI
usually quiet Daytona and breaks III
the early-to-rest routine of many Of
the citizens.
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JEFfRIEi CLEANED UP
100000 PAST YEAR.
NOTED PUoILIsT ARRIVED IN
LOS ANGELES TODAY AND WILL
START ON LONG HUNTING TRIP

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10 - James
]. Jeffries arrived here today from
Duluth, where he recently finished b
theatrical engagement, and will start
Immediately on a long hunting trip.
Jeffries has made nearly 100000 clear
out of his theatrical engagement just
closed. while his last ye,r's profits
came close to 100000. He is there
fore telling his friends that he VIII
not have to worry over financial mat
ters again. Jefferies fist training
effort will be TO test his wind, when
is deficient
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.1.p n new ORLEANS;
SAILED FOR EUROPE

g G VOORHEES,. of Boston,
psndlng the winter at the
he's Just received a let
beg ton. Gardner Tufts voor.
Ihe stopped here enroute from
p4 q New Orleans, to visit
% Feb. 10th he took unto
vie, being wed to Miss
chrstien. daughter of
sslen. Of New Orleans. Mr..
aardlner sailed on the 18th
England, where the groom
pne1 on business. Mr.. voor.
pso1lnent young business
efH lork, and the bride be-
q Old and wealthy family
'sans. Mrs. c. c. VOOr-
N'ny friends at Daytona aI&
sAeh to whom her sons
VI Be an item of interest
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TO COMMEMORATE MEMORY
OF HOODS BRIGADE

AUSTIN. Tex, Feb. l6-The gov
arnors of all of the Southern States
will be asked to participate in the
elaborate ceremonies attending the
unwilling of the monument to Hood :
Texas Brigade, which will take place
here early in May. The unveiling Is
to be made the occasion of an impos-
ing military pageant.
Hoods Brigade was one of the moS'
noted organizations of the COnfedera
States Army. 1t was attached TO the
army Of Northern Virginia, and IN
killed and wounded lost eighty per
cent IF its enrolled strength during
the war
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
Will DEPEW
GO BACK
TO SENATE?
HIS FRIENDS WOULD FEEL BET.
TER ABOUT THE QUESTION IF
THEY KNEW RoosEVELT's IN
TENTIoNS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 16-It is ex-
pected that Senator Chauncey NJ. De-
pew's boom for reelection will be for
maIly launched here tomorrow night,
when the Senator will be the chief
speaker at the annual dinner of the
Albany County Republican Organ
ization. Senator Depew recently con
cluded that he wanted to return
to the Senate, While the Republican
party in this State has not yet de-
eided whether it will permit him to
do so. The prospects for his sue
cess, however, appear somewhat
brighter than they did a while back.
Timothy L. Woodruff, who has had
senatorial aspirations for a long
time, has announced that he will
keep out of Depew's way and has
accepted an invitation to speak in the
Senator's behalf at the dinner to-
morrow night. Representative J. SlOat
Fassett, another man who has been
willing to go to the senate for a long
time, has also assured Senator De-
pew that he will keep out of the race
Senator Depew and his friends
could plan more accurately if they
knew what Colonel Roosevelt intends
to do when he gets back from Africa
Some of the former President
friends here are quite certain he viii
desire to go to the senate.
While the Republicans are trying
to decide whether they shall retain
the services of Mr.. Depew, the Dem
ocrats are expressing the hope of be
ing able to capture the legislature
and elect a Democratic senator.
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"LOVf ONLY A TEMPORARY
NERVOUS AFFECTION"
so DECLARES A MEDICAL EN-
PERT TEsTlFYING IN A CHlcA-
GO MURDER CASE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 16-Testifying as
a medical expert in the trial Of Thorn
ss Katsons on the charge of murder
ing Victoria KawaIoc, Dr. James
Whitney called to refute the love-
insanity plea of Katsons today de-
clared Love is never insanity, but a
temporary affection of weak nerve
system. If a persons nervous sys-
tenn is properly organized he says.
love cases cannot have serious
effect"
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THE HALIFAX RIFLES
ELECT NEW CAPTAIN.
FIRST SERGEANT L. J. coWAN IS
ELECTED CAPTAIN OF NIL,
ITARY COMPANY TO SUCCEED
CAPT. N. n. CLARK.

At a meeting held for the purpose,
at the ArmOry Tuesday night, First
Sergeant L. J. Cowan was elected for
the office of captain of Company K,
to succeed Capt. Neville H. Clark, re-
signed.
For some tine the interest OF the
members OF the company has not
been very keen, and attendance at
drills has been light, and Captain
Clark, who found the same conditions
when he assumed command, spoke
very earnestly to the members pres,
ent at the election, urging them to
support the new officer, if they real
w wished to continue the organiza-
ton.
Sergeant COwan is conceded to be q
strong man for the position and win
pull the boys together and hold the
company organization if it is posi-
bic to do so, but he must have the
earnest support of a majority of the
members and a regular attendance at
drills, and if properly supported he
will make a strong company Of the
Halifax Rifles, and otherwise, dis
bandment starCs them in the face,
The members themselves must make
the choice.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
BRUNO PARADE TAKES
PLACE IN ROME

ROME. Feb. 16-Thou5ands of RO-
mans Joined today in the customary
annual celebration in honor Of Gior,
dano Bruno, the hereto martyr The
demonstration centered in the Cam
po del Flori, where a statue OF Bruno
has been erected, facing the vatican
Impassioned attacks on the church
and clergy were made by severa
speakers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
KINsMAN OF JEFFERSON
DAVIS SHOOTS HIMsELS

NATCHEZ, Miss, Feb. 10 VIDAL
Davis. brother-in-law of President Fin
ley Of the Southern Railway, killed
himself instantly today by firing
gun shot into his chest. He was
kinsman Of the former President JET
ferson Davis of the Confederacy.
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AIRSHIP LINE TO Be
INAUGURATED OVER SEA.
REGULAR LINE TO BE OPERATED
BETWEEN LONDON AND PARIS,
ACCORDING TO STATEMENTS
MADE TODAY.
MADE TODAY.

LONDON, Feb. 16-Channel aerial
passenger service will be operating
within a year, according to statement
made today by the Paris London
Aerial company. Negotiations were
begun today for sheds at Dover, the
terminal of the English Channel. The
company will use aerOplanes and diri-
gibles
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Word received here yesterday al
ternoon from the Byron Stuart auto
marty stated that they were at Fort
Pierce and having good time only
they had expected to be further on
their Journey by that time.
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Mrs. R. c. Mitchell arrived Tues
dav afternoon from Cincinnati ONO
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
c. NJ. Wilder. and family. at Daylona
Beach.
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HENRY SCHMIDT
IS AGAIN
THE PRESIDENT.
WILL PRESIDE OVER CITY coUN-
Gil FOR ANOTHER YEAR COM
MITTEEs NAMED - SOME VA
CANCIES. K

Henry Schmidt was unanimously
elected president of the City Council
Monday evening. No other business
Of Importance was transacted.
President Schmidt has announced
the appointment of the following
committees for the ensuing year:
Finance-E. T. Conrad and G. A.
Klock.
Streets and Public improvements
E. J. Mills, S. w .O'Br1en and H. E.
Burdick.
Sanitation-Dr. G. A. Klock and
s. w. O'Brien.
Building-H. E. Burdick and E J.
Mills.
Ordinances. w. O'Brien and E
T. Conrad
There are still vacancies on some of
committees which will be filled soon
as a member of the council is elected
in place of L. G. Lyman, who refus-
es to qualify.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-16
FLKS TO GIVE
THREE OTHER
CHARITY BALLS.
FIRST TO BE GIVEN AT PRINCE
GEORGE, WAsHINeToN's BIRTH.
DAY TWO OTHERS TO Fol,
LOW.

The charity ball given by the local
lodge of the Benevolent and Protect,
I've Order of E.ks New Years eve.
met with such popularity that it has
been decided to give three more this
season. The first will be at the Prince
George hotel the night of Washing
tons birthday, and two others win
follow later in the seasOn-one at the
Ridgewood, and the other at the DeS-
pland. All will be invitation affairs.
with tickets at $1.OO a couple