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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-03

The British museum contains very
curious chart made by natives Of the
Marshall islands. A framework Of
stleks supports series Of diagonal
and curved rods. which represent the
sweIls produced by the prevailing
winds. Shells fixed at intersections Of
these rods show the location OF the
island OF the group. Comparison with
modern charts shows that the location
Of encll island with reference 10 its
nelghwrs * Indicated With consider
able accuracy. but the distances are
MOI SO correctly shown. This. however
Is no great disadvantage fur the narive
Ilavigat0rs. since the consfancy Of the
winds AT certain Seasons enables them
10 Steer by the swells alone.
| The Human Face.
Rosa Bonhpur. the great painter Of
animals, had Il system OF mpelnopics
which was exceedingly quaint. she
conld trace In the faces Of those I~o.
pie who visited her resemblance to
some sort Of animal For instance. II
some one reminded her OF II certain
Indy she would probably hesitate FOR il
moment and then say. "Oh. yes. the
lady with the camel face" or. -Oh. 4
remember-she had COW facei' This
memory system was not fintfering to
her friends. but II showed how safu-
rated she was with knowledge of AMI
mails and their characteristics. On
every human face she found a like
ness to some animal she had studied
and delinented.
Red, BIss and Orange Hailstonss.
Humboldt. an authority on atmos-
pheric phenomena never disputed. told
Of heavy hailstorm which passed
over Tuscany on March IA, 1913. ev-
cry ice globule Of the entire fall being
Of beautiful orange color. Five years
prior to this extraordinary event Car
niola. Germany. was treated to fall
Of Eve feet Of blood red snow. follow
ed BY q slight fall Of blue hail. which
b said TO have given THE whole face
OF the earth an exceedingly curious
aspect" Red hailstones fell at Am
sterdam In 1925. at London In 1868
during the time of the great plague,
and at divers places In ireland and
France In the early part OF the past
century.
cIadstons's Memory.
Gladstone's power Of memory was
always one Of his greatest assets. In
bis last years be often lamented that
II was not what it had been. but even
50 II came triumphantly out VI some
remarkable tests. In his eighty-third
year he set himself to recall Manzoni's
ode on the death Of Napoleon. which
~ young man he had translated
into English. He, had entirely for
gotten his own version. but by dint
OF hard digging" or FISHING up." az
be called II. be wrote down l0l OF the
1O8 Italian lines Two years later be
essayA TO write from memory a com
plete list Of all the men who had been
bis cabinet colleagues and enumerated
sixty-eight of the seventy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-03
pan'i ThroW u lWsI7

Clean your old and worthless furniture
With soap and wacr. Then apply one
rnss ~ T.S II vstnish--aiI rcadv-for-
mss 4. ,n,tes Il r.w n cot ~ a''''cet
eN,hs.g Get Il from 81. A. Marry.
Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-03

Durham Veterans are working
to have the next reunion Of vet
Grams in North Carolina held in
Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-03

Prices and quality 60 hand IN
hand with shoes that are pur-
chased at the Hobgood Shoe
Store.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-03
TAX NOTICE.

will visit the places name and dated below for the
purpose Of collecting all unpaid taxes for the year 1909
East Durham, Tuesday, March l, 1910.
West Durham Wednesday, March 2, 1910.
Holoways Station, Oak Grove Township Thursday,
March g. 1870 D. m.
Nelson, Cedar Fork Township, Friday, March A, 1870
Little River Mills, Lebanon Township, Monday, March
n, 1910.
Bahama Mangum Township, Tuesday, March s, 1870
Mangums Store, Mangum Township, Wednesday.
March g. 1910.
Rougemont, Mangum Township, Thursday, March 10,
1910
Horner's Store, Patterson Township, Friday March
H. 1870 a. m.
have to make prompt settlements and therefore the
people must settle promptly if they want to save cost
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN +. HARVARD,
Sheriff of Durham County.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-03

Get the children's shoes at The
Hobgood Shoe Store and save
money.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-03-03

Y
company.
Bold burglaries have been com.
ted ia Winston Salem during
last week.
High Points street car SER
be recently started, is proving
ry satisfactory.
The consolidation of Winston
Id Salem into one municipality
the principal theme OF CONVEX
tion in the Twin cities just now.
Congressman John Motley
torehead of the stu district has
|een spoken Of as a possible can
bidatc f6r Governor Of North
Carolina.
J. P. Spake. so years old, Of
Grouse, Lincoln county, is in
Ijail at Lincolnton, charged with
assaulting q ls.year-old girl. He
is a man Of family,
Wilmington is making ready
for a series Of evangelistic meet
ings by the great Evangelist Tor
reg in the Champion Cotton Com
press, beginning March 9th.
Yadkin Ripple: East Bend
can boast Of 4 new industry. 1t
is a'tobtcco bag md overall facto-
~, Of which hr. w. A. Martin
Is president and Mr.. l. B. Davis,
secretary.
High Point Enterprise Herald:
We have It from good authority
that work on new public build
ing for High Point will tegln by
May ut next and it is hoped to
have il completed in one. year
thereafter.
Winston Republican: St
Paul's Episcopal Church, this
city, 4 handsome new stone struc-
ture, will soon be graced by a
pipe organ, and It is hoped to
have the instrument in position
by May r4th.
John>Alexander. colored. kill
ed his brother in-law, in Mecklen-
burg county early in January.
He surrendered, claiming the
shooting was accidental, but .
jury in Macklenburg Superior
Court last week returned 4 YER
dict Of second degree murder and
Alexander was sentenced to IS
years in the State prison.
In the Office Of State Auditor
B. r. Dixon at Raleigh, q conf
plete list Of the Confederate sold
iers who died in northern prisons
at Gettysburg and at Arlington
and whose remains were removed
to Raleigh in 1908 is being
prepared by w. c. Oates. Com
missioner Oates, whose Office Is
at Washington City calls on this
state for this list.
Mrs. Cynthia Malinda Crews.
Of Coolecmcc, is ioI years old.
She WA born in 1850, and has
never worn a pair Of glasses. and
Is physically healthy and active.
She has lived through four wars,
and remembers having seen Hal
ley's comet on its last tour and
the shower Of failing stars in
1887. Her husband was killed
during the Civil War.
Rev. ]. P. Rogers, field agent
OF the Methodist Children's Home
at Winston-the orphanage Of
the Western North Carolina Con-
ference. NJ. Il. Church. South
has raised s37.osi.as for that in
stituiion. Up to the meeting of
Of Conference last fall he had Sc
cured $4,000. and the balance
has been raised since then. II
is the purposed to raise sroo, 900
for the institution.
A final survey Of the books in
the case Of cx. Sheriff r. S. Dor
sett, Of Davidson County shows
that his whole shortage was SAL,
sSI. OF this amount the bond.
en- Of the State bond paid SO.
~ and the county bondmen
sr,r64. The ex-sherif was
fairly we'll fixed and turned over
all he had to his bondsmen and
the property brought $I4,S6a,
which went to reimburse the
bondsmen that much.
Ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-10
Apartments and Flats
POSSESSION AT ONCE.

SNtSA<hSs'AN)As - . - - -.
Rental. Location. Rooms.
700 per an.-1028 W., Frank
lin St, 90 floor. hot wa
ter heat. furnished: pos
session Sept 1st.. ...... 8
500 per an.-1420 Park Ave.
LIST floor. hot water heat Q
500 per an.--1422 Park Ave;
possession Sept. list. Q
500 per anger A w. Grace,
possession Sept. lst. S
$50 per an.-1s S. Third ST.. q
420 per an.-115 s. Third ST.
first floor ......... s
$40 per an.-115 s. Third, I'd
floor. possession Sept. 1. 6
420per an.-2240 Park Ave.
LIST floor. hot water heat.
possession Sept. 1st....
0peran.-2242 Park Ave,
LIST floor, hot water heat.
possession Sept. Ist.... s
$50 per an.-1l5 8. Third St;
third floor: possession
33o per an.-ls1s Grove Ave.
first floor 6
$50 per an.-191s Grove Ave.
ZIG per- n' amos. nosr W i' Broad, "a
and Sd floors. bath and
1s2 per an w. Broad St,
third floor. water FUR
nlsned ................ 8
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FOR RENT.
BY THE YEAR.
BY THE YEAR.

Possession August 81. 1910. Ann.
az s. Third ST., IA rooms. .......$7s0
All B Allen Ave. Sd fiat. rooms, 20
al Allen Ave. I'd fat rooms.
heat included .......-..... $50
1929 Monument Ave, 10 rooms. 720
1914 w Grace St. 7 rooms. I'd fiat. 600
$40 n. Meadow ST.. rooms. ..... $50
1917 Grove Ave, 8 rooms. 500
sos w. Main St, Z rooms. LIST fiat.
ZOOS PARK Ave. rooms rooms ....... $50
sos ". Main. St. z rooms. LIST fiat.
heat included ............ $50
22l0 Park Ave. 0 rooms. ....... $50
Bellevue Apartment, No. /, rooms. 420
200 Park Ave. Q rooms. ........ i20
2los Hanover st. 5 rooms. 1880. 42o
207 r. Cary ST.. I'd fat, rooms. 40
EOS e. Cary ST., 10 rooms. ..... 800
Bellevue Apartment No 8, rooms, $50
2l01 Floyd Ave, rooms. ...... ago
Bellevue Apartment No. 8. rooms $50
Bellevue Apartment No. g rooms, 800
Bellevue Apartment No. 4, S rooms
pos. October 1............ $50
i 211l Floyd Ave, 6 rooms ....-.. $50
21G9 Floyd Ave, 6 rooms. ......... $50
| 915 Il. Leigh St. 9 rooms. ...... $50
2206 Park Ave, rooms. Sd story
room reserved .......... $50
21o7 Floyd Ave. rooms. ......... 500
Bellevue Apartment No. .. rooms, 3so
zoe N. Strawberry ST.. rooms. $40
1903 W. Main St. rooms. ..-..... 800
242O e. Broad St, list and "a fiat.
Z rooms 400
1913 w. Main ST., rooms. ....... 300
2414 Hanover St, rooms. >. 300
1901 w. Main ST.. rooms. 900
3012 E. Broad St, rooms, I'd fiat. 240
400 w. Clay St. rooms. ........ 24O
3l2 n 32d ST.. LIST fiat. 5 rooms. ZIG
40l n. Goth ST., rooms. ........ ZIG
BOT n 25th ST., s rooms. .... zig
312 N 32d Street, I'd fiat. 5 rooms, 2l6
2615ls Z. Grace ST., 1st fiat, rooms. 216
SIS Randolph St, rooms. 1850. 200
800 w. Marshall ST., s rooms. zig
las. Lombardy ST.. rooms.... 156
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Apartments
FOR RENT
BY
VIM. b. p1zz1N1 CO..
723 u. Main Street.

facing Lee Monument" rooms each,
besides bath. pantry. ETC.: every mod
ern convenience; rent $3.50 and 5000
per annum, including hot water heat
and janitor.
R1cHESoN G. ,cRUTcHFIELD.
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FLATS FOR RENT.
pogsession at once.

Z OSSSs..'10ih .. ~ . HR6''h'
e06 w. Main ST., I'd nat, rooms,
heat included ...............s45O
Bellevue Apartment No. 6, z rooms. 500
Bellevue Apartment No, 8, Z rooms. 800
25l0 Floyd Ave. I'd fiat. rooms. 27O
1920 w. Main St, rooms, list fiat. 270
2506 Stuart St, rooms, I'd fiat. $40
2615 E. Grace ST., 1st fiat, rooms. ZIG
312 N. 32d St.. I'd fiat (unexpired
lease), rooms ............. ZIG
sos w. MAR St, Sd fiat, rooms. 200
906 W. Main St. Sd fiat. rooms. 200
1900 w. Broad ST., rooms, I'd fiat, $50
1902 w. Broad St. rooms, I'd fiat, $50
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.McVcigh & Glinn
Rent List
POSSESSION SEPTEMBER !.
Rental. Location. Rooms.
;71o per an. ---5o2 ". Grace st. IL
600 per an. "a II. Main st,
possession Mt once.... IL
coo per ar.---937 w. Grace St,
possession at once. go. IL
$50 per an.-s21 S. Third ST.,
possession at once ..... IL
$40 per an.-2216 Stuart Ave. .
4s0 per an.-2222 Park Ave,
hot water heat, electric
4so per an.--2224 park Ave,
hot water heat, electric
lights. new ........:,..
4s0 per an.--2226 Park Ave-.
hot water heat. electric
4so per an.-23OS park Ave,
hot water heat, electric
lights. new ............
$50 per an.-231O park Ave-,
hot water heat, electric
lights, new ............
4S0 per an.--161S Hanover Av. s
$50 per an.-1012 Grove Ave-.
$50 per an.-1121 West Ave-. 8
$50 per an.-1l41 West Ave-.
400 per an.-s04h Z. Leigh st. ~
42oper an.-2321 Park Ave-. 8
40 per an.-026 w. Main ST..
42o per amor Allen Ave,
hot water heat.
420 per an.-20o Allen Ave-,
hot water heat....
37sper an.--30G y. Clay St..
$50 per an.-25t6 Hanover
St, possession ut once.
$50 per an.-123 S. Fifth ST..
$50 per an.-21 N. Harrison st. 6
500 per an.--1906 Floyd Ave-.
$50 per an.--260o Il. Franklin, 10
$50 per an.-2006 Stuart Ave;
possession at once. 10
$50 per an.-2Oos stuart Ave. 10
$50 per an.-411 w. Marshall. 8
$50 per an.-1g04 Floyd Ave-.
800 per an.-62S N. Eighth st. 9
$3.50 per an.-610 N. Eighth st.
$40 per an.-612 N. Eighth st.
500 per an.--105 w. Marshall
ST.; possession at once.
oVU per uI.-ol4 ~. SiHls Sct
possession at once.
900 per an.--2Il w. Clay ST.. 5
900 per an.--712 w. Clay ST.. s
900 per an.--19ls z. Broad st.
800 per an.@sos N. sixth ST.. 8
ITO per an.--922 w. Main St..
$40 per an.--114 N. 10th St,
possession at once. s
240 per an.-2101 Y. Marshall.
$40 per anil s. Rowland st.
240per an.-201 w. Marshall. s
240 per an.--120 w. Cary ST.,
two baths ............ 8
clipper an.-417 n. 80 st; pos.
session Sept. 9Th.
ZIG per AM s. Pine ST.; pos
session Sept. 3d........
21eper an.--32 N. Lombardy.
216per an.-34 N. Lombardy.
216 per an.-4i6 n. nth St.. 5
2isper an.--418 n. 9th ST.. 8
2l6per an.-51s n. 2sth ST..
at once ................
zIsper an.-124 s.. 4th ST.. s
200 per an.-1537 Beverly St:
possession ut once 6
200 per an.-1535 Beverly ST.:
possession at once. -. s
22s per an.--41I W. Main ST.,
possession Sept 15..... 8
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FLATS.

FLhIS. ~
Al Smith Street, 1st fiat. 6 AT once
Garland Ave. and Hooper st.
(Highland Park), I'd fat At once
1912 Park Ave, list fiat. 6 Sept.
1912 Park Ave. I'd fiat. ..... 6 Sept
715 N. Meadow St, list fiat. Z Sept 1
0 Z. Main St, LIST flat.... Z Sept
1914 Park AVG, I'd fiat. 49,. 6 Sept.
E. Main ST.. list fiat. Z Sept
1854 w. Grace St. LIST fiat. z Sept.
2036 w. Grace ST., % fat. s Sept. l
II E. Main St, list Nat. z Sept.
AS Smith Street, I'd fiat. 6 Sept.
Alb Smith ST.. I'd fiat. 100. 6 Sept.
We will gladly give any information
j. D. CARNEAL & SON,
6 N. Eleventh Street.
Phone Madison ss9.
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APARTMENTS.

Raleigh. first floor. .........
2o7 4. franklin street. Sd
side ................... 8 At once
sido ................... 8 Sept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06
BY SEWELL FORD
Drawings by F. Vaux Wilson

IF Sadie don't quit assignin me to do escort duty
for these old maid friends of hers, there's goin'
- to be hot argument in the McCabe family
day. Not that I've got anything against EN- as
class; for lots know nice bright, sensible girls
that could blame for passn' up the average
male specimens on the single list They're all right
in their way old maids are; but somehow that kind
of society amt just in my line. I'm always maxim
some bad break, or lettin' em run me up against
some fool proposition
Now take this Miss Irvna, that second cousin of
Mrs. Purdy-Pell's that's down here from Albany on
a two months visit. You wouldn't judge. to look at
her. that she had any thoughts beyond how she
goin to live through the week she's that white liv
cred and Ratchet faced and slab chested. Course.
there's good deal of height to her. but she's about
as thick through place another. and with that
sort of complexion that goes with cinnamon coored
hair she don't look though she could spare enough
red corpusces to show cut finger.
But say she chase art exhibits and piano
citals all day talk about EN- high pressure speed
all through dinner and then be ready to tackle grand
opera in the evenin. Why she had Mrs. Purdy-Pell
down and out after the first week. and Irvina hadn't
called for the bromo settler bottle asked
to have her breakfast sent up.
She's an enthuser. Miss Whey is one of the kind
that dampen three handkerchiefs durin prob
lem play, or lead bunch of wild eyed sisters on the
platform to mob long haired pianist. And she can
get sentimental just sittin down quiet readin'
novel, You ought to hear of the highbrow
conversations and Irvina has. with her dom the
gushy monologue and me gaspn for breath.
Such nice mani! is the report gets of the way
she has sized up. So of course had right to be
tickled when I'm instructed, here the other after
noon, to call around and tow lrVna nome TO dinner
from of these mush matnees she's been attendin.
"Ah, what's the use dom guard duty over IT.
vina?'' says L. "Nobodyn ever steal her"
But she can't be left to come away out here alone
after dark says Sadie. Besides I've promised her
you would be there. Now don't forget
HUH" says |. Think could throw load like
that off my mind without tryin'!"
A Nd that's how it and Whey prom
4 enadin' down Broadway to 42d durin' the rush
hour She's all excited and stirred up the final
love scenes and the goo-goo curtain pictures she's
just watched, and is ready to gush over anything.
Just the sight of the lobster palace district with all
the mineral water and whisky signs begnnn light
up and the crowds emptyin out of the theaters and
poun down n into the subway sets her gon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06

Wait up, says to Irvina. Il guess ought to
take another look at the Major We've got plenty of
time for that six-three.
Why certainly" says she, and back to the Major
Anything wrong Maori" says l.
He's pulled himself together by that time and is
starin' down the street "Genevieve should have
been here long ago." says he. l wonder where she
'Ah, chase 'em!" says l, joggin his elbow. 4
was just askin' you what up You're shaky on your
pins.
'Pns?" says he. mo, it brooch, cluster
of amethysts which l sent with my compliments
That's as far as he got, when another spasm takes
him, and if | hadn't given him the arm he'd slumped
entirely.
Don't get ratified says | to Miss Irvina. 1T
amt cause of souse."
Why he's I'LL" says she.
Yes and batty' says l. Say, do you think
you could make the Grand Central alone? Good
Wait for me by the flower stand. got to start the
Major towards white iron cot.
But batty as he was, he's got sense enough to veto
the ambulance proposition No hospital for him.
"A slight giddiness, that is ALL says he, bracin up
once more. II will 60 to my lodgings And
and trust you will not mention this TOTO Gene
We've.
Never word!' says |. But you'd better let
me see you safe inside the door,"
Well he agrees to that and gives number
on West 42d-st. near Eighth lave. And its
queer how he'll talk in breath and 60 clear
off his nut in the next We brings UP at place
where there's cheap restaurant in the basement,
hair store above and corn doctor office on the third
floor.
Up in the top story though, after we'd stopped for
breath at every landin the Major unlocks the door
to little nine by twelve back room where there's
bed, washstand and a couple Of old plush easy
chairs. And this is what he calls his lodgings.
About the only way differs from the reg lar boardn
house hall bedroom in the collection Of oil paint
ings that covered the walls They all portraits
real oldtimers, in heavy gilt frames, and from the
look of of them old parties guessed this must
be the Majors family picture gallery.
Soon as he's settled in an easy chair he starts in
long, rambling talk about this Genevieve girl; but
l has to choke him off.
Yes l don't doubt she was winner" says |;
but supposin' we save that until other time.
What YOU want is DOCTOR"
He wouldn't listen to that either; but when sug
Continued page IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06

color, such life. such movement!
Isn't it glorious?"
This is the one vivid spot on the
map" says |.
And about then l begins to get the
hail from some of the squares per-
manent population. Eth? Why. the
fixtures. You might think, takin' a
casual glance at a busy corner like
42d and Broadway. that everything
in sight was on the move; but. say,
there's more besides the knicker-
booker bay trees and the firebox on
the corner that stands still.
For instance, there's Rooney, the
traffic cop. He's doin' a four-hour
trick, with his No. lis planted be-
tween the tracks like they was nailed
there and the surface cars and taxis
grain his buttons every other min
ute. You wouldn't think he could
take his eyes off that tangle for a
second but he spots me as | crosses
and gives me the salute. Then there's
Stumpy, the newsy that wears knee
pads instead of shoes and stands just
in front of the subway entrance,
matchin' them leather lungs of his
against the roar and rattle. his arms
full of papers and his eyes watchin'
out for his reg lar customers.
Hello, Protest." he sings out.
Got your sportin' extras?"
How interesting" says Irvina.
Why, you actually know people in
this whirling maelstrom. don't your"
Why not?" says l. Its the one
particular crossroads where I'm most
at home"
A ND of course 1 can't get around
"A the corner without passin' old
Major Mutt. dom the lonely sentinel
stunt under the big light. Who's the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06

Major? Oh, that's just my name for him. Maybe he's
Major and maybe he amt; but he's nutty, all right
Picturesque old ruin, the Major is with his gray
hair over his ears and the white mustache and the
high crowned felt hat, and the long actors overcoat
day. after Jim Fiss's time, should judge; but
he's bit seedy
He took to chummin' with me when first opened
the Physical Culture Studio up here and used to
stroll to the after supper for look the
folks. Local hst'ry is his strong point. He tell
you to-day when the old St. Cloud closed up
how long the ratskeler lasted in the triangle
and just when it the armory burned in Longacre
Square. That and keepin track of the jewlry ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-06

hibits in the show windows seems
to be his reg'lar business. and
you think to hear him gas about
blue white stones and sets of
matched pearls that he was buyin'
thousands of dollars worth every
day. He wouldn't mind your
thinkin' SO, either. Maybe it was
because l humored him that he
opened up SO with me.
Well, anything nifty in the
gem liner" I'd say, and that
would start him off to describin'
some piece or other that he'd seen
through the plate glass.
Caught my fancy, you know"
he'd end up with. I'm consider
ing the purchase of some such
trifle for-well, for friend; ahem!
very dear friend"
The batty old buffer! Him
with fringes on his trouser bot
toms, and friskin' the free lunches
for his meals! But he was harm
less enough, and as he stands up
there lookin' over the crowd, tall
and dignifed. l never had the
heart to guy him much. He never
says anything about himself.
where he comes from, or why he
does the lonesome inspection act
SO reg'lar, and l never asks any
questions. But he always looks
for the friendly greetings, no mat
ter who I'm with; SO, as me and
Irvina goes past and l catches
his eye, l sends over the usual
Evenin', Major"
LIE starts to lift the rusty old lid
II with one of his Beau Brummel
elbow sweeps, and we're just hur-
ryin' on, when out of the tail of
my eye l notices that the per-
Torrance is executed kind of wab-
bly,. 1t was only a chance glimpse.
but long enough for me to see him
sway up against the buildin'
white and shaky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-02-24
Holmes Steinhsgen.

The Atlanta Journal gives this no.
tice of the marriage Of a young wo-
man who formerly lived here:
Miss Florence Steinhagen, the
daughter of R T. Steinhagen, was
married to William H. Holmes at the
parsonage of the Central Congrega
tional church Wednesday morning
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. H. A. Atkinson, in the presence
of a few intimate friends. Mrs
Holmes. as Miss Steinhagen, was
one of the most attractive
young women in this city, and since
removing TO Atlanta from Hopkins
vile has made many friends. MIR
Holmes is we'll known and popular
young Albanian, who for a number
of years has held responsible posi-
tion with the Deceive theatrical in.
terests. He is now connected with
the Bijou theatre"