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The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11
PERSONAL NOTES

Chas. Higgins of Shady was here last week.
 Oscar Roland of Amity was in Mena last week.
 E. M. Kelly of 0den was here last week on business.
 Andy Lofts of Alder was here last week on business.
 Born-Last week, girl twins to MT. and Mrs. Jake LaGasse. Born Friday, baby boy to MT. and Mrs. Frank Mcknight.
 Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Weleetka, Ok, is here for visit with kinfolks.
 Hugh Black of Fort Smith was in Mena last week attending to business.
 Joe G. Lawrence left Tuesday for a visit ofa week with relatives at Shady.
 D. 5. Compton of Vandervoort was in Mena Saturday attending tobusines matters.
 John N Hilton of Big Cedar. Ok, was here last week attending to busi- ness matters.
 K. Dusenbury came down from Eaglcton today, He says crop condi- tions are perfect.
 Prof. John Trainer was here from Dallas Saturday looking after business and school interests.
 Dr. F. f. Campbell of Burlington. Iowa, is in Mena for short visit and may decide to locate here.
 Jenkins Tibbs of Board Camp was here Tuesday en route to eastern Okla homa for short visit.
 Miss Frankie Nichols was back at work Monday at Townsend's store af- ter three weeks vacation.
 Mrs. w. w. Long and little daueh- ter, Cecil, from Kansas City are here on a visit with her sister. L. A. Glider.
 Jess H. Hilton of Board Camp was in Mena Monday and left Tuesday for visit with friends at Wapa- nucka, Ok.
 Mrs. J B. Hickman, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Winkley. left Tuesday for her home in Kansas City.
 Monroe Standridge of Big Fork, Carl Fisher of Big Cedar, Ok, and Marion Phiipot and Robert Groves of Egger, were in Mena Tuesday
 Mrs. s. c. Reynolds returned last week from Bokhoma, Ok. She has been there visiting her sister, Mrs 4 r.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11
GRANNIS GRAINS.

Grannis is rejoicing over fine rains these days.
 Dr. Melze and Dr. Hilton were at Wlckes between trains on the 9th.
 Miss Ola Aston Is attending the institute at ldabel, Ok, this week.
 Dr. Rollins of Wickes, preached at the Holiness church last Sunday morning.
 Born, to Prof. and Mrs. G. ". Johnson Saturday morning, little daughter.
 Mir. and Mrs. J McMillen of Chi cago. are sightseeing in and around Grannis.
 Mr. Miller, who recently bought the Thatcher farm north of town.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

iae sermon Sunday morning, which v $ largely attended.
 ieorge Lawrence and daughter. M s. Sarah Hampton, were in Mena Wednesday on business.
 Peter McWilliams and S. A. Chap pei stopped with Charles Higgins last Thursday en route to Mena.
 James Hogan and wife of Hartley and Miss Bessie Hogan visited at Shady Saturday and Sunday. They were accompanied home by Miss Bes- sic Ridge.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11
WICKES WAVELETS.

The school directors have put new desks in the school.
 Will Smith has put in a cold drink stand in the old postoffice building.
 Gardner Hansard of Grannis visited Ebert and Gilbert Jenkins Saturday night and Sunday.
 L. c. Wilson is still shipping cante- loupes, but the dry weather has cut the crop little short.
 William Arnold has accented q no-
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11
POTTER PERSONALS

Josie Walker attended church at Rocky Sunday.
 J. W. Hall and daughter Florence spent Tuesday in Mena.
 Born, to Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Earn est, nine pound girl, August 4.
 ". D. Allen made business trip to Oklahoma the first of the week.
 Mrs. c. I. Earnest spent Saturday and Sunday with her son. J. D. Earn est.
 Clyde and Carl Whiseant spent Sat nruay and sunday with their sister. Mrs. W D. Allen.
 Those who attended the literary at ola Potter Friday night, were Misses
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11
Items of Interest .As Gathered By The Star's.-
 Correspondents
LAYTON ITHns.

We had nice rain Tuesday s. c. Trout is rebuilding his moth CTS house.
 Staten Sublett is recovering from a short spell of sickness. Miss Emma Wright of Greenwood is visiting Mir and Mrs. Hansard. w. w. Matthews went to 0klaho- ma Saturday night to visit his mother. Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Hansard returned Monday from visit to Sebastian county.
 TTnn
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11
INK SPLAsHES.

Elder c. w. Wolfe left Friday for an extensive trip in Texas. Miss Florence Thompson spent from Friday to Sunday with her parents at Nunley. The meeting at Elm Springs closed Wednesday with three additions to the church. Mrs. Sam Whisenhunt of Eeger spent Thursday at the home of her brother, s. l. Wood. Brother Finley of Mena preached an interesting sermon at Concord Sunday to an attentive congregation. v. Messrs. Jack and Ben Cross, Jesse and Dan Talkington and Frank Mitch ell attended church at Yockany Sun day night.
 MT. and Mrs. S. R. Wood went to Mena Monday to meet their son. Hugh and wife of Oklahoma, who have come for an extended visit. Jack Balentine and sisters, Misses Ellen, Winnie and Lucy. Essie Embry and Pearl Mitchell attended church at Miller's Chapel near Board Camp Sat urday night.
 Brown Eyes.
 Mrs. Bert Balentine, who has been sick several days, is reported better.
 Oscar Roliney of Amity came in Thursday to visit with friends at this place.
 Jack Embry and wife and Geneva and Grady Garden are sick at this time.
 Miss Malinda Cearley left Sunday morning for Crystal Springs to visit with her sister. Mrs. M. A. Wood and children and Sherman Wolf visited at the home of C. L. Harris, Sunday evening.
 Allan Chambers of Smithville, Tenn, came in early Sunday morning to visit with relatives at this place.
 Mrs. Sarah Fortner returned home Monday after visiting with relatives and friends at Stuart, Ok, for several days.
 Hubert Wood and wife came in Monday from Wetumpka, Ok. to visit with his father, S. R. Wood, of this place
 Mrs. o. R. Quinn and Children of EeseI spent part of last week with relatives at this place. returning home Friday
 Mrs. Charles Mitchell, who was vis- iting with friends and relatives at this place returned to her hcme at Weleet- ka, Ok, Saturday.
 Mrs. Eumie Parker and little daueh ter. Milhe, returned to their home at Carson, Ga, Saturday, after visiting for several weeks with relatives at this place.
 Nobodys Sweetheart.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

P. E. Hargis, who has been in 0kla- homa for tine past two years, returned to Mena Sunday. He says Polk county looks better to him than Okla homa.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Il. A. Mcdonald, who moved here recently from Hot Springs, has accept ed d position at George Petty's store. He has charge of the hardware depart ment.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Mrs. Dora Milan of Womble is here for few days visit with her daughter Mrs. w. w. Rowton. Her son Louis Milan is with her.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Joseph Bates, G. A. Friar and Boss Huddleston of 0den were here Friday getting supplies for the picnic that was held tomorrow ct Crystal Springs.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11
For Sale.

Ten-acre fruit and poultry 'a'I, .,'a well improved; twenty minutes ,,'rsss ma < from Mena postofiice. Terms aoSs oo st P. 0. Box 344
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Cone. Mrs. Cone and little daughter Dixie, came with her for a visit.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Marriage licenses were issued last week to James Cole and Miss Della Barron of Potter and Colder Pearce and Miss Clara Kennedy of Big Cedar, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Mrs. Emma Feel of Acorn, N Q. White and Guilford Bates of Opal and Charles Shackleford of Hatfield, all live Polk county teachers, were n Mena Saturday.
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Mena saturday.
 Deputy Forest Supervisor Sidney A.. Chappell of Hot Springs arrived heie Thursday afternoon from western Montgomery and eastern Polk couL- ties where he has been for the past week. He returned Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Booth of Van dervoort were in Mena last week Mir Booth to look after business matters for the real estate firm of Dennis Booth & Paul, and Mrs. Booth to shop with Mena merchants.
 J. s. Wood is in from his home neaf Egger to spend a few days with reia- tives and friends. He says he has fine crop prospects on his farm, ana, incidentally MT. Wood always does Il hard work and good farming will make them.
 A letter to w. Nj. Pipkin brings the information that s. H. Allen, now u Goldthwaite, Tex, q well known ioi, mer resident of Mena, has recelyeu the Democratic nomination for Iudsss, of Mills county. In that county aii the contests are confirmed to the DIT mary.
 J. M. Hawthorne and son Fred ic. turned Sunday morning from weeA trip to Anson, Tex. MT. Hawtholho reports that west of Fort Worth tns drouth has been disastrous to ah crops, cotton being the only crop .lla, r,, will do anything. and that IS 'on poor.
 Miss Bertha Hamlett, who IS visl's ing in the country near farlS' ie~,' writes home that the heat IS soln.a thing fearful and everything Durneu up by the dry weather. The telliposr ssy ture ranges around no and llz eveas :as day and the friends she IS Vlsi'''e haul water twelve miles.
 J. H. Naler recieyed a telegram iass week from his sister, Mrs. J. C- s,,i,,on Wi,soa of Dallas, Tex. stating that MT, "llsun had died that day at 5 o'cloch. ca' % NaIer and his daughter, Mrs Nich gs Mr ter, left that afternoon for Dallas .oeEs M and Mrs. Wilson spent several wv here last summer.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Mrs. s. c. Reynolds returned last week from Bokhoma, Ok. She has been there visiting her sister, Mfrs. 4. F.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Chas Higgins of Shady was here last week.
The Mena weekly star., 1910-08-11

Monroe Standridge of Big Fork, Carl Fisher of Big Cedar, Ok. and Marion Philpot and Robert Groves of Egger, were in Mena Tuesday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
NEWS or PLiTS iND PLuERS
David BeIasrO 10 Produce The MERRY
Wives 81 windsor Next FaH.

David Belasco said yesterday after
noon that not only ~ work progressing
upon his promised production II The
Merchant ~ Venice In which David
warfeld viii play Shylock, hut that a
special production 81 The Merry Wives
of Windsor h. Ia b. made by him ~ the
new Belasco Theatre during the hol-
days
klAw 4 Granger have secured a long
Ieas.. II the Jefferson Theatre IN Mem
phis This il the third theatre that klaW
A Granger have leased In the south dur
ing the last seek.
Almost every prominent professional
a. present IN New York has secured boX
seats for next Monday night az the
Academy 81 Music 90 attend the Sothern-
Marl1we production u Hamlet for the
naneft Of the Actors Fund.
Manager , Ziegfeld. Jr.. announces
the p0etponenent u the New York
preuier u the -Follies u 1910 20 Mon
dav evening. June -.
William. 4 Brady will present LOUIS
Mann for a midsummer New York engage
rnent ~ one of the ShubeTt theat res
In a new comedy entitled The Cheaters
Contracts between the Measrs Shuhert
and Eugene Walter have bsen entered
into whereby. Mr. Walter IL 70 procure
for them three of he plays For Rent.
The Guerrilla and The Cheaters
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SWEDISH BiRTTONE LEUESIS.
Also sails ThOmashefsiSy, VINO l. GOlnE Ia
Tour the Balkans

John Forsell. the swedish harytone
who sang az the Metropolitan Opera House
last season. sailed yesterday on the kron-
prinz Wilhelm lie was the guest u honor
az a luncheon gwen for him on Monday
ny HE compstriotS in New York. He viii
return 10 Stockholm % sing in the Royal
Opera there.
Boris Thomashsfsky. the Yiddish actor
and manager. sailed on the same steamer
bant on an interesting artistic errand He
- going % act IN Bucharest. Jassy and
other Rumahian towns m The Dreamer
and other plays shovinR Yiddish life IN
New York and what the American immi-
grants NAV expect n encounter on their
arrival here Mr. Thomashefsky Will
return 10 this city In August and will
brina back some actors II he finds any
tfat he thinks will be an acquisition for
tia Peoples Theatre.
Among the other theatrical passengers
we're Mr. ard Mrs Max HOFFMAN,. Mrs.
Holman h the Gertrude ~ music hall
popularity. who u going abroad with her
husband % rest and pick up any music
hall stunts that do not happen 10 b. nailed
down. Master Max Holman was the
youngest member u this party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
". 4. BRIDl,S PLANS.
To star Haekeit. NFnOad IDal,. DtNey and
Others IN New ami Old Pia>s.

William 4 Brady has signed long time
contracts with james X Hackstt. Arnold
DAILY. Henry g. nixey Amelia Bingham
Virginia Harn,d Andrew Mack and Guv
Bates Poet 10 l. my intention ,aid
Mr. Brady. 70 present Mr. Hackstt In a
romantic revert ORE which will includ.
reviyals u Charles Dickenss No Thor
ouEhfare In which Mr. HackCtt will an
n-ar s- ObsHrisrtv a part made famous
by Charles Feol.sr and William J Flor
enca An important reytyal II the Cor
sCa1 Brothers will also he part If Mr.
Hack,tt, report oire. which will also in
rluda all = his former Successes a. veil
A. q number If new plays
Arnold DAILY lust before sailing for
Eurone entered inc" q contract vith ne
whereby ! agree 10 provide for him a
report oire Of eight plays among them
will be Ruy Blas which old timers will
remember a. favorite character II
Edwin Booth. candida Arms aud the
Man. You Never can Tell The Father
10y Maaterhnck shd performances Of
Hamlei
Mr. Dixey ha~ already hsen provided
with a new comedy Nv vel known
author and will open his Season m New
York yerv early IN the coming season
Nv arrangement with the New Theatre
ua1agCmept have secured tho services
~ GUY Bates Post. who will be- seen IN
bio original character IN The Niger
which will he sent ~ oil parts n the o0un-
ty Andrew Alaok W.l return q the
styIe e Irish romantic plays that have
made h- great following In securing
Amelia Bingham and Virginia Harmed
! feel ! am securing the services ~ two
artists WIN will help me In accomplishing
purpose I have long hoped for Miss
Harmed will rlay Camille. Adrienne
Lecouvrcur. Leah the For,aken, Di-
ploma0y Forget Me Mo- and O'Detts.
while Ms Bingham will play the Sardou
PLAYS la Tosca. Fedora, Cleopatra
and The Merry Wives n Windsor. The
Climbers Oliver Twist Alike and plays
n that character.
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THE SEiGOERN.
Waurrtania. NdFiatic ami President LIN
roln 10 sail WIN Pull Cabins.

NauFetania. AdFiatlc AMI Prestdent TN
roln 10 sail Win Pun Cabins.
Tie Cunarder Mauritania - to-day
for Fi-hgIard and Liverpool. has her
cabins crowded and the AdrIatic Il the
white star feet could not accommodate
another saloon passenger The President
inr1In Il The Hamburg American Line
Cor Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg
also is 8lled to capacity. Passengers by
the Mauritania.
St,Hl-y Bourne Mr. and Mr. Clarence
Winthrop Bowen. Mr. and Mr.. william VI
chase Enos " craig. Mr. and Mrs Dwight
a paN Alr and Mr., William 4. pelano
CAPT J = Droullard. Mr. and Mrs. =.
Yields Mr. and Mrs william Garland. SIR
Ig.rnon , Firth. Mr. and Mr.. 5. u.
Currenbsin Mr. and Mr. Daniel Guggen-
helm Major Erusstu- Gulirk, Nr and Mrs
v,Usrt Harrington. Ebsn Jordan. ;. a
I.Nf.ohn = y Mather. Frank 4. Munsey
commander and Mrs 4 p. Nihlack. Mr.
and Mrs Cornelius n. Van Ness. u. Wander.
bilt and ; lalmage
Aboard the Adriaiic.
Mr.. , West Roosevelt. Nicholas ROoss-
,.lt Mr. and Mr. Henry Phipps. l.. n
severance. the Rcy and Mrs . u shake
.p..aTe Mrs William " Tillinghast Mr.
and Mrs Ryram n stevens. Mrs. y VI.
IuTnure. Dt ami Mr. Nathaniel Potter.
Nr. Rufus " Peckham. Nlr AMI Mrs " D
Peet Mrs = n Otdway. Mr. George "
GgtIy . Mr. AMI MrE " l.. ogden. Mrs
Tc9nssnd AshmOre. Mr. and Mrs D. n
Aymar. Mr. amt Mrs John W blodgett
~ William lawrence Young Nlr ami Mrs
Franklin h Yates Walter y t'elshenen
Nrs y D Guest Or Halsted col
n iI,am Hester. Mrs william VI kingsland
Mrs j u. lawson Johnston, Mrs. W. ?.
Douglas. Mr. and Mr.. " q Falconer
Nr AMI Mrs. J Maury Dove, Mrs. Franklin
gordon Dexter. Mr.. and Mrs Urban n
Rroughton and Mr and Mrs William Borden
By the President Lincoln:
Mr.. d J Ayres. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Kernel. Mrs. " Pryor. Mrs. r ". Pick
offo Nr and Mrs Ernest seaman. Mr. sud
Mrs William 4 FISHER and Mr. and Mrs
Joseph T Cunningham.
sailing by the Italian liner Ancona
for the Mediterranean
p Burton. the Right Rev T.. 4 Reudter
Mr. and Mrs Robert r Law, l.. Rogers
Lytt0n. the Right Rev. =. Buomo and
Charles n Wells.
For bermuda. by the Royal Mail liner
Orotava:
A p TAYLOR. Or and Mrs. J. Y. Gallagher
George 2. Garter and Mrs. r R Howard.
Passengers by the Quebec Line steam
ship Bermudian. for Bermuda.
Mrs. c. n. Bradbury. Mr. and Mrs p 4
Oimsfead Mr. and Mrs 81 Johns Richards
AuFustus pasohal and Mr. and Mrs. A. "
Lgwss.
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1--we TOPECS ABOUT row.

A West Side woman has her own way
Of speeding the parting guest. She
entertained friends a. bridge on a recent
rainy day, and when they went away
the rubber doOTmat which had hidden
them welcome upon their arrival had
been reversed and said -GOod-by's
Now Why cOuldnt she have been H,ill
more original and added Come ARain'Ys
sAlo the woman with the largest winnings
All the men in Browns once said wasn't
Browns wife the most wonderful womanl
Often he asked her to meet him al a certain
place az a certain time and always she
was there on time
Nothing remarkable about it, said
brown. Instead Of asking her 10 come
20 the once ! name a department store
where bargain sale IL advertised TO begin
~ certain hour, and she IL sure 10 IT,
mere She would 20 10 u bargain sale
snyhow, 20 might a. well profit by her
A small boy Of Washington SQUARE.
brought up by a freeating father 10 hate
anything connected with England or the
English, Wa consigned Recently to eat
dinner IN the kitchen with his nurse
while the family entertained genuine
VI. IN the dining room The grOwnups'
meal had come % that twenty minutes
past stage where conversation hAlts dire
iuiiy, when q childish treble fell upon the
horrifed diners ears. piping up the
dumbWaiter shaft from the Kitchen
MS was what the astOnished VI 2 heard.
tr, a. Ia. Iuni.
SMELL the blood Of an EnyiIshmun
AZ small uptown theatre that is nat.
tonized largely by young people every
boy who appeared last week with or with.
out a guardian was subjected 20 a pecu.
liar test by an assistant doorkeeper n
the boy carried any kind Of a package
the assistant sqneezed Il and ran a auicl,
but discriminating hand over that part
Of the boys body where his pockets were
located
Looking for rats and mice. that's what
I'm doing said the assistant after the
rush hour. The biggest feature Of the
show this week Ia an exhibition Of trained
cats. They are clever cats and usually
they keep right on the job. but II a rat
- AANAA" HAA1AAA HtANW NNH UNaAD ON NNNlf
side Of the fOothghts the hest trainer
on earth couldn't manage them All
these Kids know that Also they know
there isn't much chance of theatre raj
or mouse popping up because the theatre
cat keeps the crop down pret ~ low,
but boys Who want their moneys worth
DO not halk az sneaking in a few Of the
little beasts and sicking them on to the
stage That has been done times with.
out number. but nowadays most show
men with a troupe Of eats are smart
enough 20 turn the boys inside out before
they go in
Uncle Sam Is going 10 follow up nv
plan Of washing money. said the clerk
on the subway train A. he pulled out q
few neatly folded and glistsning whits
silver certificates from his vest pocket
I've washed my salary for years every
saturday night or Sunday morning All
YOU need N do Il 10 Use good soap aud
never crumple the hall. washing IL %
one side and then the other with s,lds
Put the bills between two sheets Of blot
ting PAPER and in the morning they az,
crisp, snow white and germless- ever
the dirtiest oR them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
JUNE WIEN ~ INNlPOLIs.
MIddies commencement Begins Win
Girls and PTiyes
BY Clarence E. Milford
Author Of Mar 40 and The Orphan


Girls and Prizes.
ANNAPoLIs Md. May 2i.-June week
opened to-day at the Naval Academy
From 20 % clock this morning, when %
the booming 81 cannon and the blare u
music the midshipmen paraded a.
brigade Of infantry. until the initial dress
parade tonight. A. which Miss Dorothy
Hancock ~ Austin. Tex. presented the
flags 20 the winning Fourth Company.
work and pleasure we're joined IN Moe
proportion. The topnotch Fourth Com
pany il commanded by Midshipman 4.
n GRAY ~ Massachusetts.
In the afternoon the visitors witnessed
from the decks 81 the torpedo boat Marley
an exhibition IN practical -eamanzhip by
the middies later they attended a re-
ception given by Superintendent and Mrs.
BOvyer
The Academy board this afternoon
announced the following a. the star
members ~ the graduating class. Henry
r. ROssell - Florida, Charles VI. Cooke
Jr.. Arkansas. Mervyn Bennion, Utah:
Augustine A. Gray Massachusetts,. Walter
3. Brown. Illinois. Charles ). Brand.
Massachusetts; Chester T.. Jersey, New
Jersey: Holloway " Frost. New York.
and Follett Bradley Texas
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CorneHa CapozN u ~ Thompson
street vent into Jefferson Market court
Yesterday with two sets II Eirl twins
clinang 70 her skirts and a nine-year-
old toy tagging behind She told Magis-
trats KemochAn that her husband, An
gel0. had 4 good job IN the New York
Central Yards N Jersey City but that he
refused ~ support her.
4 have two mnre children AZ home, she
added
Roosevelt, ought 20 support them,
remarked -rr Magistrate a. 10 looked
a. the numerous Gapoz1ie. He issued
a .uumpna Tor the b, ahand
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.yv.,,.. Patterson Lei, nsOa.ssa.

Edward Patterson, Presiding Justice Of
the Appellate Division Of the supreme
Court. left a net real and personal estate
Of SsOeS57. He properly an went n his
son.
Frederic Remington, the artist. left
personal properly worth So .G6o Of which
amount his pictures count Tor i2G.750
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-01
Grand TRUNK PurMe Firet.

VANCOUVER. p e May e The Prince
Albert fret u the Grand IT. nix Pacihc's
new Pacific feet arrived a. Victoria this
morning from Hull under conn. md Of
CAPT u A HogHtedt The Prince RL1ert
and Prince George are due this week
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Worneg-In-I.aw swears Ne Bn ~ WHs

A, a further hearing In tho divoros
s,Iit Of Mrs. Bertha e Baldwin against
DR.. Charles Z Baldwin. a dentist In Chan
CRY Chambers AZ Newark yesterday, Mrs
Colonthia Miller. the formers mother.
testifed that ahs twice saw DE-. Baldwin
twist his wifs's nose and saw him bite
her on the cheek.
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On Mrmsr, Of lhe Lalr jaime. G. Chnrrh.

A memorial meeting in honor of the
late former Surrogate James e. Church,
who died on Sunday. was held yesterday
in the SurroGate's Court In Brooklyn,
Chief Clerk Edward J Bergen presiding
Addresses eulogistic Of the deceased were
made by David r Manning. president
III the Brooklyn Bar Association; Prof
Ieaac Franklin Russell and William p
Pickett A q mark Of respect the court
adjourned until to-unorrnw
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Dead Letters by Maurice Raring, con
tains some confidential epistles OF his
torical criticism veiled IN wit and humor
which nigh, have been discovered m
the dead letter oftice from Helen. Pen
elope. Ulysses. Clytemnestra. CHAIRMAN,
Nero. MesSalina. Queen Guinivere and
other famous people Mr. Barring Is the
sou Of Lord Ravelstoke and he was FOR
several years in the diplomatic service
He afterward became connected with a
London journal in which the letters first
appeared.