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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-22
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Columbus Extension Mining company;
principal place Of business. Salt Lake
City, Utah,
Notice Is hereby given that At q meet
ing OF the board OF directors held pur-
suant to adjournment on Monday, July
81, 1911, an assessment OF f1ye cents per
share was levied on the capital stock OF
secretary, on or before September g.
1911 at his Office, 400 Felt building. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which
September 4, 1911. Will he delinquent anG
advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment Is made before. will be
sold on September ~ 1911, TO pay the
delinquent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising ond expense OF sale.
F. B. COOK,
Secretary OF said company; office io2
Felt building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecast for Salt Lake City and
for Utah: Fair Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City. August 81, 1911;
The highest temperature today was 80
degrees; tho highest In this month since
1874 was 101 degrees. The lowest tenn
lowest this month since 1874 was a de-
grees The mean temperature for today
was 6S degrees, the normal was 10 de-
grees The accumulated deficiency of
temperature since the first of the month
Is degrees; the accumulated excess since
January is "a degrees.
Tho relative humidity at 6 a. m, today
was Al per cent. the relative humidity at
p. m, today was y per cont.
four hours ending at p. m. today was
none. The total for this month to date
Is 90 of an inch: the accumulated de-
fcicncy for this month 10 date Is i3 of
an inch the total precipitation since jan
uary | TO date is 9.22 inches: the accu-
mulated deficiency since January l is
Isl inches.
Sun rises at 5;i5 a. m: sun sets 7;i'
p. m. August 90 lall,
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS AT 6 P NJ
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ASSESSMENT NO, 27,

New York Bonanza Mining company
prlncipa! place OF business, room POI
Folt building, Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board OF directors OF the New
York Banana Mining company. held on
August s. 1911. an assessment of two (2l
cents per share wn5 levied and assessed
on the capital stock OF said corpora ton
payable at the office. room 20t Felt build
Ing. Salt Lake City, Utah to j, H.
Deinlng secretary. on or before Septem-
Der S. 1911. ANY stock upon which said
asscssment shall remain unpaid on the
said September s, 1911, will be delinquent
Gnd advertised for sale at public auction
md unless payment Is made before. will
be sold on September %. lalI. at o'clock
p m. OF said dnv, TO pay the said delin-
auent assessment, thereon. together with
the costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale.
J. H. DEMING. Secretary.
Room 204 Felt building. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah, kSn
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New Interpretations

Filed with the county clerk:
w, +. Beaird company, TO deal In Red
and White Corn and Bunion remod les
capital stock. $4,000, divided into shares
Of $40 each; ]. =. Sorensen, president.
John 7. Halliday. vice president; William
+. Beard, secretary and treasurer, These,
together with Lars Jensen and G. T..
Bostwicl, form the directorate
Filed with the secretary OF state:
Shire Breeding association, to raise and
deal in horses. capital stock, $1,000. d.
vided into shares OF $40 each; A. II.
Kcarns, president; c.. r. Peterson. Vice
president; c. NJ, Madsen. secretary and
treasurer. These. together with G. F.
Wcstlund and II, p. Jensen. constitute
the directorate.
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Births

Jesse w. Owens. 10 Spcrry avenue
girl.
Alfred Heszog, sos East Fourth South
street, boy.
liner Petit. si3 South Main street, boy
1, Is. Haynes, rear 1873 South Fourth
East street, boy
Alphonc G, Desjarlais. 8 Mcdonald
court. GIRL
Joseph Albert Rceder, s54 Foster ave-
nue., girl.
,orrin r. Graw, 1926 Browning avenue
girl.
Erwin Larsen, AS G street, girl,
Ephraim Jeff. d37 Grant street. boy,
j. a. Ovard. rear 151 Seventh East
street. girl.
Lawrence S. Perr.,. 539 Post street boy
John Olsen. 1856 East First South street.
boy.
James f, Sherron. 431 East Fourth
South street, boy
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1n 10 Or. Leroy c. Potter of Bancroft. Ida
ihe wedding viii take. place soon.
INC ladies' auxiliary of the United
hall. WV ~ VI r.
Mrs j. J. Ryan is enjoying a summer
Mrs. John Reed will entertain at bridge
mis- morning, at her home in the Mozart
apartments. In honor or Mrs Frt.dc rIck
a. eui'' OF San Francisco.
Mrs, j. Frank Brown has gone 10 San
francisco TO visi, her sister. Mrs. George
tJ Du1in She expects to be gone about
Mr.; and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman will leave
Tor Their home in Washington the latter
ana MIS- George j. Gibson.
Mrs. Henry Cohn Will leave today for
an extended trip east. She will be ae-
companiee by her son Martin, who Will
make New York his future home.
Mrs. Lftic Nelson Of Tecumsch. Ne
oraska. left Monday for her home after
an extended visit with her brother, w
H. Ross. at laO7. Seventh East.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cannon and fam
ny are spending the summer at a ranch
near Park. City
{. Mrs \. j., seheckell. Miss Norah
;schcckeil and Miss Estclla Daft are tour
ing Yellowstone park.
Miss Jessie Crawford has returned TO
This city after six weeks spent in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Henry Cohn will leave today for
an extended trip cast. She will be ac-
companed BY her son Martin, who VIII
make New York his. future home.
=, Salt Lake party, including Mrs Mary
=. Lacey Miss Mossie Roby the Misses
Franc and Ress Boyce. Miss lucia Day,
ncdman. have returned from Brighton
after stay at the Redman cottage.
Mountain Park
have gone for visit with their sister,
Mrs. Sherman Uhline. in New Orleans.
: A recent issue OF the Santa Monica
Journal states that Richard c, Kerens.
United States minister to Austria, his
son. Vincent kcrens. OF ST. Louis, and
r. l.. Wells OF the Salt Lake Route. were
guests OF Mr., and Mrs David Keith ut
last week.
Mrs. w G. Staines and daughter.
Annie. have returned from a two months
visit in tho principal cities and at the
beaches of California.
Mrs R. NJ. Wilkinson and daughters,
rhe Misses Ivy and Helen Wilkinson, have
California beaches, where they spent the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos II. Nef announce
IA TO Enoch Brown, The wedding will
take place Wednesday, August 30,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Margetts an
n"nnee The engasemsnt of their dSmsntt5
take place in September
Mrs Susa Young Gates has returned
frorl two weeks trip through southern
Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f, Pike, MT and
Mrs, j. T.. REYNOLDS and Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Evans nave returned home
Wildwood, Provo CANYON.
Miss Lc Trice Bclcher and her guest.
Miss Vera Kimball. spent the week end
In Ogden canyon.
Mrs. F. NJ. Bishop and children and
. Mrs. r. l.. Eddngton have gone to Sny.
dcryIllc, near Park City. where they will
Visit four days with Mrs. George O.
Cannon.
Mrs. Martha and Lcnora Smith Will
return today from California. where they
have been spending the summer,
Mr.. md Mrs, Samuel j. Fell will leave
today for n trip TO New York. stoppins
nj Detroit and Buffalo. They expect tc
nc absent three weeks.
T MA
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NOTICE.,

Bids will be received 10 be opened
August 81, 1911. at g o'clock p. IN. at the
,fflcc OF tho undersigned. Board Of Trade
building. Salt Lake CITY Utah, for the
furnishing OF approximately 100000 pounds
of first quality oats and 500 tons straight
timothy hay. Delivery OF same 10 be
nado a, regular intervals during period
OF one year from award OF contract. In
state price Z. o. b. Salt Lake City. givins
full particulars as TO quality Of materials
to be furnished. The undersigned re-
serves the right 10 reject any and all
bids. r. j, IORAN,
Box 7S3, Salt Lake City. Utah.
kISSo
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the stockhod-
ers OF the Utah Nursery company Will be
held at the office OF the company. 40!
p; F. Walker building Salt Lake City,
for the election OF directors for tho year
following the first Monday In September
other business as may legally come bo-
fore said meeting.
NJ b. SOWLES. President.
Salt Lake City, Utah. August 5. 1911.
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And in ACCORDANCE with the law ana
an order OF the board OF directors made
on the 18th day OF July. 1911. so many
shares OF each parcel OF stock as may be
necessary will be sold at public auction
a, the office OF the secretary No S07
Ncwhouse building, Salt Lake City. Utnh.
on the 4th day OF September. 1911, al
$50 o'clock p, m, TO pay the delinquent
assessment thereon together with costs
OF advertising and expenses of sale.
A. F.. CANFIEI<D,
Secretary Yankee Consolidated Ginning
company room S07 Newhouse building.
Salt Lake City. Utah k2107
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Real Estate Transfers,

Charles B. Titcomb 10 Improved
Brick company, lots and 4. block .
50, plat B Observation-Disclosures. q
Carrie Hester 30 Louise Bramon,
lots 30 and 81, Stewards subdi~
W, e. Hubbard, to Hubbard In
Nestment company. 10, ., block .
Wllkinson's subdivision ..........
F. T. Hartt to Hubbard Investment
company. lots Is, 16 and II. block
2, Denver place ,.,...............
Hubbard Investment company to J.
J.. Sampson, lots % and 90, block
2. Denver place ................
Rlanch NJ. Rykert to Dorothy *.
whitley. part part lot 6, block So. i.
plat A ,...........,....,.. H.2
Sibley Archibold and wife TO w.
w. Campbell. lots l. and 3,
block 12 Oakley subdivision ...,. 8
Emma b Archibold ct al; 20 w.
w, Campbell lots 20, 81 block 10,
Arlington Heights ..,,,.,... o
Carl l.. Schmidt and wife TO Albert
Falcombclls, lots and 5. block
|. Glenn subdivision ......,... 2,5
Hubbard Investment company to
Utah Security e Trust company.
lots is 10 20. block ., Wilkinson's
subdivision 80. ........,......
Lizzie a. G. Hudson to Mary a.
Garter. part lot ,, block As,
Henry Schuctter TO Ernest Durtschi.
part lot II, block 90. five-acre
Emigration Canyon Improvement
company TO Carrie s. Page. lot
90, Little Mountain subdivision
Harriet r. Nawdrey to Helen M.
Na1drey, part section %, town
ship south, range | east. ....
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sIndicatcs rise In temperature.
Indicates n fall In temperature.

A weII-known Dcs Moines woman, sf-
ter suffering miserably for two days
from bowel COMPLAINT, was cured by
ono dose Of Chambsrlains Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by all dealers.
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Deaths.

David NJ. Evans. aged 80 wears. old AGE.
rear 2t3 West Third South street. Au-
Eoumaine Russell, aged 8 months.
gust 90
William J. King aged 65 years, cere-
pral hemotrhage, III East Sixth South
street. August 10
Adolph Hoffman, aged % years. hemor-
rhage or brain. rear 6i5 South West TEN
pie street, August Is.
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Duncan House
FOR SALE

Best country hotel business in
state. To be sold to settle estate
Of John Duncan. For further
particulars apply to
GERTRUDE D. RHEAD,
Heber, Utah.
Box II, phone IL
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Salt Lals Statistic
Marriage Licenses.

Josiah Coplcy and Deborah /. Risley,
both OF Selt Lake
John f MeyerhofTcr and Lizzie Mitaker
both OF Contact New
=, Edward n. Slaughter and Blanche
Greenwell, both OF Salt Lake
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WANTED FOB L, S ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between ages OF
is and So: citizens OF United states, of
good character and temperate habits. who
can speak read and write the English II
language For information apply 20 Re-
cruiting officer, Walkers banE building,
corner Main and Second South streets.
Salt Lake City, Utah. XIII
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company;
principal office. room S0I Newhouse
building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice,-There arc delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No. OF one cent per share.
levied the 18th day OF July. 1911,
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders.
fnllnMa
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Utah Karns
Tupneling Machine company Will he held
at the compnny's office. els Sewhouse
bulldlng, on Monday. August IS. at y.
M, to elect board of directors for the
ensuing year and to vote on PROPOSE
tion Of Increasing the present board OF
directors from five To seven. and any
other business that may legally come
before said meeting.
k!o69 J. r. RELCHER. President
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E@sRsf5t gSESsySs7Sy B

Home and Day School for Girls Sanford University
Accredited by colleges East and West Grammar and Pfiu
sry departments -Four buildingsr Residence for 40
pup,i Recitation Hall Of II roousi Gymnasium and
Auditorium; Domestic Science Bungalow, Frtendre
grounds. Mu.lc Ar. Domestic Science, out-odoor Phys
ic. Training. School open. September 1911 For Illus
rated catalogue. addrcs, the PRINCIPAL.
MARY l. Jockey. A. B. Pnlo Alto, Cal
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Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. SO Up
Main. We own our records.
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Mrs. f NJ. Bishop and children and
Mrs. r. l. Eddington have gone to Sny.
dcryIllc, near Park City. where they will
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Miss Lc Tricc Bclcher and her guest.
Miss Vera Kimball. spent the week end
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Mrs. Martha and Lcnora Smith Will
return today from California, where they
have been spending the summer
Mr. md Mrs, Samuel ]. Fell will leave
today for n trip TO New York. stoppins
nj Detroit and Buffalo. They expect tc
fe absent three weeks.
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y kate Trauehber and Miss Lola
I u Kansas CITY. who have been
/. Noaun for a fow days, viii leave
,rGs this evening.
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= Grimes. who is connected with
Y :. L. railroad and mother. Mrs.
9 Gt'mes. Of krntucley. have re-
q i'om several weeks visit to
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IN THB SOCIAL WORLD.
Continued frs. ras. Pavs.

after general discussion, were adopted
by the chapter. The business session
over. the chapter was entertained BY q
most pleasing programme. rendered under
veldt, chairman of the programme CON-
mittee. After adjournment Q pleasant
half hour was spent in the dintng-foom.
Mrs David Graham Ades and Mis-
Adea will be at home Informally wednes-
days during the month OF January.
DR.. Francisco Carrera Justiz, Cuban
Minister to the United States. entertained
the members of the legation and Gen.
Carlos Garcia Velez Minister Of Cuba to
the Argentine republic, at luncheon at the
New Willard yesterday afternoon. Ad-
dresses were made by DR.. CaIresa Justtz
Gen. Garcia Velex. AMI other members OF
the legation. A cablegram of congratula-
tions for the new year was forwarded to
President Gomez and Secretary Of State
Sanguily at Havana Among those pres
ent were Hon. Gen. Carlos Garcia Velez,
Minister of Cuba to Argentina: SenoI
Arturo Padro. first secretary Of the Gu
ban Legation; Senior Alberto Hevia.
chancellor of the legation: Senior Emilio
Amores. Senor Carlos Ferradanes. Senor
Conrado Agusti, Senior Pablo Carrera JUS
tiz, and Senor Cesar A. Barranco. vice
consul Of Cuba, in Washington.
Senor Don Cesar A. Barranco leaves for
New York next Friday morning to attend
the banquet of the Periodical Publishers
Association of America at the Waldorf
Astoria
Gen. Carlos Garcia Velez and Nine We
vnz ANITA rfHi
Among their guests were Senior Padro,
first secretary of the Cuban Legation
and Nine. Padro, and Senior Barranco,
the vice consul Of Cuba
The Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity en-
tertained 200 guests at a reception and
dance at the clubhouse, lit street
northwest last night. A reception was
held from 7:3O to $50 o'clock. after which
buffet luncheon was served. About fifty
couples remained for the dancing. The
reception committee consisted Of George
Beilew. Robert Zacharias. Elmer Stew
art, and Cbem Nixon. Freddy KunkeI,
we'll known in the younger social set. was
master Of ceremonr.
Mrs. Harris. wife Of Rear Admiral H.
7. b. Harris, presented her niece, Miss
Caroline Chester, to Washington society
yesterday afternoon at tea in her home
In Rhode Island avenue. Palms. Christ
mas green's, and clusters of roses formed
the house decorations. Assisting Mrs
Harris in receiving her guests and dis
pensing the hospitalities were Mrs. David
d. Porter, Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell. Mrs
Chester. Of New York; Miss Cushing, and
Miss Remey. Miss Chester, whose home
is in New York. will spend the season
with her aunt.
Miss Anna Melrose Browning, formerly
OF George Washington University and
now senior in Berkeley University,
California, has been spending her Christ
mas holidays at the home of her brother,
Rev. Robert Evans Browning. at Marsh
field. Greg.
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kENS croN.

CaD bum 18th and N. Y. ave. every quastR hslu
OsaDeet at CHEVY cAass Laks vtth
kendnStoo Lin
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satin; Miss Gertrude Miller. dahlia ref
velvet and chiffon, with a picture hat o.
the same shade; Lady Hadheld, sister o.
the Attorney Genarsl, wore green velvet
with a hat to match. and chinchiila furs
Mrs. A. G. McCiintock. costume of pales
pink charmeuse satin. yelled in 4 slashet
.tunic Of black chiffon. with trimming!
of the satin and chiffon on the bodice
and Mrs. Philander c. Knox, jr.. shor
gown Of black velvet. with large blaci
velvet hat and coral-coiored piumes.
White Ribboners Receive.
The New Years entertainment OF the
Young Peoples Branch of the w. c. r
L. brought out more than 200 enthusiastic
young White Ribboners at the clubhouse
40 Sixth street northwest. last night.
The short literary and musical pro-
gramme included a temperance recitation
by Mrs. Flora kays Hanson and a piano
duet by the Misses Fanny Ward and May
Jones'
Mrs. B. II. Rupert, who presided at the
refreshment table. was assisted by the
Misses Henry. Donaldson, Hull and Mer-
win. Those in the receiving line included
Mrs. Emma S. Shelton. District president
w. c. T. L.: Mrs. Flora Kays Hanson
president of the Young Peoples Branch
,
A. W. Davis, recording secretary; Frank
Frost. treasurer: Mrs. A. c. Giles. presi-
dent Abner Gordon; Miss Mabel Thomp-
son. president Margaret B. Platt; Miss
Eta Jackson. president lie Droit: Miss
Irene Umberger. president Georgetown;
Miss Ffossie Nevcombe, vice president
Eastern; Miss Annie Grixgsby, president
Hopeful. Miss Cora Newman, president
Amethyst; Miss Jane Pidgeon, president
vice president Junior, and the Misses Fal-
coner. Harrison. Halfpenny. and Mabel
Ramsey, and Herbert Ramsey.
Hold Open House.
The National Republican Club held open
house at 1857 Pennsylvania avenue from
> until II p. m, and among the prom
inent guests were Charles p. Grand6eld.
First Assistant Postmaster General; Jo-
seph Stuart, Second Assistant Postmaster
General; p. v. De Graw, Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General; George Buhler, in
spector general of steamboat inspectors,
and Capt. L. N. Kelley. deputy commits
Sioner OF pensions.
John R. Bird was chairman Of the en-
committee. which had the re-
ception in charge. The programme in
cluded several selections by the Metro
politan Quartet. composed Of Messrs. E.
Patterson, G.. SanderSon. S. Skinner, and
b. Boswell, B. Emerson accompanying
Piano selections were rendered by Prof
William F. Ruckert, of the Ruckert Or
cheStra
The club was organized on December 8,
with Henry M. Camp, president. and it
now has a growing membership Of 800
The twenty-seven Republican clubs in
are said to be working in
cooperation with this association.
Literary Club Receives.
The Excelsior Literary Club celebrated
New Years Day with a musical pro-
gramme IN the home of Mrs. Fannie NJ
Page, at 81 D street southeast, from to
10 o'clock last night.
The programme included a xither solo
by Fred Miller, piano solos by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. N. Frear, and vocal solos by Miss
Jenny Benson and Mrs. A. B. Spefry.
The society will meet this evening at
the home Of Mrs. E. B. Ramsey's. II s
street southeast, when papers on Norway
will be the most important numbers on
the proRramSnA
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BIRD MCGUIRE WEEDS.
Member 81 Co0gFeas Takes Busfness
Woman ~ His Bride.


Woman ~ His Bride.
Kansas City. JAN z-Representatfvs
Bird MCGUIRE. dean Of the Oklahoma
Congress delegation. was married here
to-day to Ruby r. Aatchette. a success
full business woman The marriage took
place at the home Of the brides parents,
Prof. and Mrs. J. T. Ridssway. Mr.. and
Mrs Mcclure VIM leave at once for
Washington to remain during the short
session Of Congress.
Mrs. Matchette had The distinction lest
winter Of being the only woman clark Of
a committee of Congress. being the clerk
Of the Committee on Expenditure Of the
Interior Department
Bird MCGUIRE = nov serving his fourth
consecutive term In Congress and has
been reelected By the First Oklahoma
district to the Stxty-secnnd Congress. Be-
fore Statehood he was twice elected on
the Republican ticket - the Dele
gate from Oklahoma
This u NoGuire's second marriage. HIS
nrst wife, Anna Marx MCGUIRE. from
whem hs was divorced In 11D, was mar
ried two weeks ago At PaWhuska to
George g. LAmotte. IN Indian athlete ana
attachs Of ths osass Indian aeaney
therA
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EXCURSIONS.
IoRfStK 1 WlsiIueISa sTElusoAI CO.
MODERN STEEL PALACE STEAMERS.

MODERN STEEL PALACE STEAMERS.
Lv. Washingtn, LIZ. Norfolk
daily. 6aS p n. daily. 6a0 p. m.
Ar. Old Point Comfort, L.. Old POINT Comfort.
daily. SO .. m. daily. % o. m.
Ar. Norfolk Ar. Waaainefn
daily. % l. N. daily. % a.
Thru Tckets On Sale to An Points south,
With aopoVefs sf Old Point OuUSUt and Sorfuak.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON BY SEA.
CITY Ticket OfSoe. Boud Bldg, N.I-av.A l4fh nv.
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OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Bradel
Recipients of ConGratulations.

Recipients Of ConEratulations.
Tho fiftieth wedding anniversary Of MI
and Mrs. Francis W. Bradley was cele.
brated yesterday afternoon at tho New
Years reception of the W. c. T. L. at the
clubhouse in Sixth street
The aged couple were presented with a
pot of ferns by the local branch. and Mrs
Clayton Emis sang The Old Gray Bon
net" After the singing, all the guests
shook hands with them and wished them
many more happy New Year days.
In response to their good wishes, Mr.
Bradley said he had been enlisted in the
cause OF temperance since he was ten
years old, when he made his first temper.
ance speech.
After the assassination Of Lincoln. Mrs
Bradley. with a number Of other ladies'
organized the local branch of the organi-
zation. Mr.. Bradley is seventy years OF
age.
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MRS. SELMA BESTOK DEAD,

Mother Of Late Clubman Suceanba
At Ashevi1nle.
Mrs. Selma Bestor, eighty-nine years
old. died Sunday at her homo in Ash
VILE. N. c. She 10 survived by three
daughters. Mrs. Barry, wife Of Gen.
Thomas Barry. U. s. A.: Mrs. Potts,
wife Of Gen. Potts. U. s. A.. and Mrs
Helen Doyle. Of Atlantic City. N. ].
Mrs Bestor's son. Norman T. Bestor.
died suddenly on June last at his apart
ments In the Woodley. He was q prom
inent clubman of this city.