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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
VICTIM OF SCHOOL BOY INFATUA-
TON; SWEETHEART THIRTEEN
OVGpgrOWR Lad, SpupNGd By Little
Miss, BrOOds Over Il; De.
CidGS TO Die

New York, Oct 2l-Three hours
after he put bullet through his head.
in the presence Of the mother Of the
girl he loved, Toby Tyson is wears
old OF l44 Flatbush avenue, Brooklgn.
died in Holy Family hospital today.
the victim OF school boy infatuatioa.
He had been in love with 19.Fear.
old Alya Ross a school girl, who lives
with her mother, Mrs Julia Ross, at
3ll Atlantic avenue, ana 1t was al
the home OF the Rosses that the
tragedy occurred
Overgrown And Heavy
Tyson, who was an oyergrown lad
Weighing 175 pounds, had attended
public school with Alya, Who was j
ehum OF his sister, now dead. He
mad long been infatuated With the girl
Who is small for her age, but at
tractiye She, however did not re-
turn his affection and expressed fear
at his attentions.
The boy wrote a four-page letter
and sent it to her by a messenger.
The girl, however, on seeing the writ
ing, refused 70 accept the missl.e
Mrs. Ross and her dauahrer we're
startled BY a knocking on the door
at 3 o'clock in the morning ana BY
cries OF This is Toby. I want to see
Alya. Let me in"
Both were frightened, and while
the mother held the door the daugt-
Ter climbed out a window to fire
escape and made her way to another
department.
Draws Revolver And Fires
The boy pushed the door open, and
when told that Alva was not there,
drew a revolver and shot himself
just above the right ear ana fell al
the mothers feet.
The boy finished school a year ago
and has done no work since, his
mother said
In his room was found a note
which read.
Il want to convert 0 God, ike
Napoleon That is my ambition And
want my Alva as my Josephine.
too Yes, ] have the audacity 70 say
so
dictionary ay beside the note
the book being opened the letter
"a
The boys mother vas greatly az
'ected by bis act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
BIG MEETING OF
AUTOMOBILE CLUB

There will be q meeting Of the auto.
mobile owners Of the city and coun-
ty tomorrow night at tue council
chamber OF the city Hall commencine
at 1880 sharp. A report win be made
OF the most feasible route for the
Meridian road between here and Mul.
hall, by a ommittee that was appoint.
ed by the automobile club Tuesday
night. It was the sense Of the meet
ing Tuesday night that the automo-
bile club be re-orgauized at this meet
ing and that all automobilists be re-
quested to be In attendance and at.
filiate themselves with the new club
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
.F|NEO FOR ASSAULT
AND BATTERY

Justice Seton today fined r. Il Nc
Ginnis and Tommy Fulton each five
dollars and costs on a charge or as
sault and battery The complaining
witness was Frank Williamson ana
the assault was committed on the
18th, sunday The fight happened
after church meeting in the country
west Of the Banner school.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
| STATE EXAMINER CHECKING
| UP COUNTY TREASURER

j. w Mercer, expert accountant, in
the office OF the state examiner, is
here this week checking up the office
of County Treasurer Fred Ritterbuseh,
Under the law, each treasurer in the
state must be checked up twice each
year by the state examiner,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24

Mrs. Kraybill her son, Mr.. David
Kraybill. and daughter Mrs. ira q.
Engle. of Thomas, Okla are the
guests of Mrs Kraybili's daughter
iMrs. J. f. Nissley on 1424 W Noble
avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
BOY Of 20 MARRIES
GIRL OF l5

Roy " Byers aged 20 aud Miss Eva
Breaker, girl Of Is, both OF Guthrie,
We're issued license to wed THIS sftc
noon by Judge strang It was neee
aary ior the parents oL both the he
and girl TO be present and sign th
consent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
IOLD TIMER IS TAKEN
TO THE ASYLUM

Sheriff Murphy took Daddy Der
Hcbsor TO the asylum az Norman this
morning Daddy has lived ia
Guthrie for many wears. He is S5
years old. For wears he was tue
crae6 meat cutter Of the city. Bat
he has failed taa- ia the past few
years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
ROOSEVELT GAINING
STRENGTH RAPIDLY
nBv Associated Pressl

oyster Bay. oct. 24-Colonel
Roosevelt has gained strength so
rapidlv that it was expected today
he would soon he permitted 10 re-
sumo his campaign work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
No Marble Halls, or
FreeRentals at $4,000
How Oklahoma City is Framing Up to Bunco the
State Second Time--No Necessity for Marble
Offices Now--A Letter and an Answer

n. like 30 cents in comparison
y with what is yet to come be-
u fore Oklahoma City gets
Y through
~ The Leader has sounded
u this warning repeatedly and
n sounds it again.
n If Oklahoma City gets away
II with the goods now, second
Il time, it will be up to the peo.
n Die 10 take their medicine and
= keep sJiil The scheme is 50
4. flmsy and transparent that II
4, does not seem as If it could
y deceive any one especially
= the second lime But the OK
= lahoma city committee claims
y that the dope is working
| n Newspapers throughout the
| n state proclaim The scheme
" as a skin game.
| n lf il works, this time Yatcl
u the move for million dollar
= appropriation in the next legis-
Il lature
The ropes are all laid FOR it.
y The people are too poor nos
4 to stand a burden of This kind
y The grounds and buildings
= at Guthrie, already decided 70
4 The state, are ample Tor all
needs Tor years TO come
n State officials do not need
z marble offices at this time
r Guthries proposition Is clean
cut and simple 1t offers TO
The state everything Iree and
= ready to move into including
handsome home for the COVER
p nor. Instead of the turmoil
> Of legislative lobbying Tor big
p. appropriations and expensive
= law suits to straighten out
2. land titles the state cuts ii
= all out and settles down TO
= business When conditions
= are ready for IT, if the state
= wants to sell Off town lots TO
= raise money for capitol
= building it owns more land
= with perfect title at Guthrie
y than is offered at Oklahoma
= City and instead Of being miles
= in the country this land lies in
= had- agsinzt the re~f ,oVn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24

:"
= Editor Of The Leader;
!. see Oklahoma citys capital
2. committee makes a point that
= they can build the capitol free
= to the state out OF lands dohat-
y ed for this purpose. AS okla
y hsula Guy mas Nlola1eu an Oi'e
y promises she made TO get the
n capital located there q good
y many have lost confidence IN
= what she SAYS What would
= like to know is this: Does the
= state own section OF land adj
= joining the toWnslte OF Gu'h-
= rie? | have seen 1t stated that
= this is SO. If the state owns
r GAO acres OF land adjoining ihe
= Guthrie toWnsite ana wants 70
= sell Off lots it would seem To
=. me that more money co0ld oe
Y raised out OF thls lahd tPal OUT
= OF the niue drlbs scattered Ior
s miles around Oklahoma Nl'y
r which II is claimed can oe cu1
+. up INTO lots ana SOFA Fiease
r. let me kllo" a0out liiis.
- W l.. lr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
JOHNSON
SHOT BY
A GIRL
OFFICERS SAYIT HAPPENED
LAST THURSDAY-WIT-
NESSES DISAPPEAR
(3y Associa ed Fress.l

Chicago, Oct 2i--An lmportan
Witness in the federal investigation
Of Jack Johnson in the Lucille Gamer
III affair has disappeared, 1t is saic
hat many of the witnesses have left
he city Lucille Cameron will be the
irst witness before the jury neXl
Monday.
United States Deputy Marshal w
/. Griffiths and Special Agent b. J.
Iayer are sponsors for the statement
hat the rumor which spread like wild
ire about the country Thursday night
hat Johnson was shot, is true
They were seeking woman named
Ada Banks, accused Of having shot the
lugilist. They made a search Of
lohnson's cafe yesterday, but did not
ind her,
Miss Banks was an entertainer in
he cafe Following a quarrel she is
said to have procured "a revolver and
ired al the pugilist. The bullet is
aid 10 have lodged in his foot
Johnson Walks With Limp
Johnson denies the report but he
las been walking with limp since
Thursday
When the federal officers were
ounding up witnesses tney learned
Johnson has taken extraordinary
Methods of self protection and that
most Of the safe attendants are arm
M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
Own Race To Try Him

Own Race To Try Him
While the council is in session there
viii be a meeting OF equal significance
our miles away in the Black Belt, II
self. Beauregard f. Mosely in behalf
If the AppamattoX club, the represel-
tative negro organization, has ordered
Johnson to appear and explain the re-
marks he made a few days ago
In plain words, he is to be put on
rial before the men Of his own race
and made to show why he should not
be sent out Of town.
From all appearances Jack Johnson
has fought his last ring battle in any
country. The antagonism stirred up
against the colored heavy weight
champion as a result of his latest es-
capades is equivalent to pugilistc eN-
lie.
Australia is the latest country TO
ostracize the title holder Hugh Nc
Intosh, the Antipodes promoter, CAP
led his representative in Chicago. W.
w. Kelley, to cancel all negotiations
for bouts between Johnson and San
Langford and Joe Jeanette or sam
McVey. Johnson was to have receiy-
ed $4,000 as his end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-10-24
THE WEATHER.
Cby Associated Press5

New Orleans. ost. 24-Tonight aad
t-ridsr generally fair colder tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
DANVILlE

Especial 10 The Tinaes-Dispatch.j
DanviIle, Va. December -l--Mrs
John II. Scheduled has returned home
after visiting her parents in Whist IN
salem.
DIT r Bruce James was in richmond
this week attending the State board OF
examination of medical students
Miss Gladys Lea. who is studying
music at Richmond this winter. mas
returned TO this city to spsnd CHRIST
mas with her parents on West Main
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas VI. Meade are
visiting in GreenviIle. " c.
Mrs ". r. Grigss entertained az
course dinner on Wednesday afternoon
a number of Miss Virginia Grigss
guests. There were eight young NO
men present. all OF them being stu
dents at the Chatham Episcopal In
stitute. The guests were all passing
through the city for their respective
homes and they continued their Jour
ney during the afternoon
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Leon
Francisco entertained a number Of
friends St beautiful fve-course
luncheon =. the Nerriew9id CLUB.
Nrtc- lunch had been served "Prosres-
sivc NonSensc~ was played. Mrs Harry
Jameson winning the prize ana being
awarded a handsome present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
G0RD0NSvILLE


Especial to The Times Dispatch.
GordonsviIle Va. December 2l.-Aiss
Annie Wright. Of Wisconsin, arrived az
"Springfelds" on Friday She will be
a guest of Mrs Osborne for several
months
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Hendricks. or
carlton" Miss Lindsay. of Richmond I:
Mrs. Henry Holeman. OF Louisa, ana
Mrs. Osborne. Of "Springhelds. were
most delightfully."- entertained at dinner
By MIR and Mrs Charles Peyton Cow
herd. at Oak I'M. on Friday $500
Julian Morris, Of Campbells. Barkl"E
Reeves. Of New York; Mr. GALWAY. OF
Calpeper. were recent guests or Wiiour
Osborne. at Lower Spontaneous
Miss Ellen Guy Lindsay returned 10
Richmond on Monday after month
stay at "Springhelds." Miss Lindsay
made many friends during her stay IN
AIbemarle, who sincerely regret ner
departure.
Invitations have been received for a
dance 10 be given by the members OF
the Gordonsville German Club on FRI
DAY evening. December %. at Memorial
Hall
Mrs. John s Gibson. who has been
seriously I'll since the death OF Dr.
Gibson. has sufficiently recovered 10
accompany her daughter. Mrs. ms.
To Fort Smelling. MINI, where Captain
Willis is stationed.
Mrs. Wallace has returned 10 her
home i'm Huntington. w Va. oil.
Miss Bomaselle Graves. OF NeS'oh'
viii spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Graves.
Misses Marchia Scott and Deane scott
are spending their midw'nter vacation
with their parents DR.. and Mrs Jonn
W. Scott Miss Katharine scott. OF
richmond. will also return home for
the holiday season.
Miss virginia Wambersie. OF Orange.
and Miss Julia GoodlOe. Of "Connistor'
were guests Of Miss Wambersie's s's-
ter. Mrs W. Wilbur Osborne, on Tues =
day.
Mrs Ward. OF Washington, has re
turned home after being the guest OF
her uncle Captain p p. Barbour. FOR
several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
PULASKI
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I ]

Especial to The Time patch
Pulaski. Va. December 21-VirSil.
Harold and Garland Cooper. sons Of
Rev VI. Il. Cooper. of Crewe. Va. re-
turned Monday 10 their home after a
visit with their grandparents. Captain
and Mrs. Robert Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. v. NJ Holder, who were
located In Pulaski since last February
left this week for New York stopping
en- route at Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Eckman have
returned from a visit OF several weeks
with relatives in Lancaster County. Pa.
Mrs. r O.. Fitzhugh and two daugh-
ters left Monday for Petersburg. where
they viii spend some time
Miss Lillian Smith. OF the Virginia
Intermont College. Bristol. and Cadet
Price Troliager. OF the stanton Mill
tsry Academy. are the first students
days.
Mrs l. g. Gresham. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
in Mississippi. reached Pulaski Tues
day 20 Join Mr.. Gresham. who was here
from Blueticid. W Va.
Mrs lessee y BoSanx. accompanied
By her sisters. Misses Belle and Rachael
stone. Of Bristol. who were her guests.
has gone TO Greensboro. y. G.. where
they will visit a sister. Mrs. O. II.
Miles until after the holidays
Mrs. Il. r. Davis has gone to Rich
mcnd. where she viii remain with rel
atives until after the holidays.
Miss Haze Becker. OF RIucfsld. "
Va has arrived 90 be the guest Of
Miss Emily Purvis. at Maple shade
Inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial 10 The Times-Dis patch.l
Williamsburg. Va. December IL
Miss Margaret Jones entertained the
Francis street Bridge Club fe"
evenings ago. those present being
Mesda mes Manly II. Barnes, James IL
stone. Viola Ware. j. y. Purcell. Bridge,
J. \. Coper and Misses Emma Lou Bar
low and Emily Christian
Miss Eta Thorpe entertained AT
bridge in her home on Francis street
Monday night. Those playing were
Misses Lucy and Nab Stubos. sue
Hundley. Ellen Barnes. catharine Geddy
and Martha Spencer
Mrs James II. Stone spent several
days in Richmond this week with ner
brother. Hugh Jones.
Mrs. y. l. Henley spent Tuesday with
her father. Dr. John d Turner, at
Lanexa.
Miss Powers. Of New York. who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Richard NJ.
Crawford. has returned TO her home
Miss Dorothy Reeve and Joseph
Reeve leave to-day for New Jersey 10
spend Christmas with relatives
Miss Lillian Mab'n, Of Blackstone.
who has been the guest Of Miss kath-
arine Geddy. has returned home
Mrs. J. Nj blanchard, formerly Miss
Virginia Timberlske. arrived here from
Baltimore Monday TO spend the hoh-
DAYS with her mother.
Miss Marjorie Dana. who is stu
dent at the Pennsylvania Conservatory
OF Music. Indiana. Pa. arrived here to-
day 10 spend the holidays with ner
parents. M and Mrs II. w Dana
Mrs Edwin G. Booth and daughter
Miss Clara. who have been with Mrs
Booths daughter. Mrs. Henry A. Wise,
in New York. for the past two months.
will return home early next week
Harry Hundiey and John Coupland,
of Norfolk. spent Wednesday here with
the formers mother. Mrs Julia Humid
ley.
Merritt Foster. who has been at
tending college in North Carolina. is
home 10 spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs. l. ,
Foster
Misses Nan and Katie Gray will re-
turn home to-day to spend Christmas
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs D.
c Gray. on Park Avenue
Eliza Graham. OF Athens. O., arrived
here Thursday to visit his cousin. = L.
Graham. assistant cashier Of the PENN
sula Bank
Thomas H. Geddy. Jr.. a law student
at Washington and Lee. accompanied
by his cole ssnate. Willie Neblett, ar
rived here to-day TO remain till after
the holidays with the formers parents.
Mr. and Mrs T. II. Geddy. Sr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
WEST POINT


Especial 70 The Times-Dispatch'
West Point Va. December I'll ne
bazaar under the auspices of the Wo.
mans A'd and Missionary Societies OF
the Baptist Church, held ia owen
Hal. was great success hnahciaHs
and otherwise A good sum OF money
was realized with which to repair III"
church or be used in rebuilding.
The Every Monday Reading circle
met this week with Mrs scott 10 oau-
dus Miss Chrystal Farinh1lt read an
interesting paper on The Other Nise
Man" and gave a sketch Of Henry van
Dyke. Mrs. II. &. Garden was very
happv in the list of current events
Mrs. b. Il. Bagby entertained inc
Thimble club this week, ana an Gil
joyable time was reported
ON Friday. Polk Miller and his
singers delighted the West Point peo-
pie. lie came and gave MS entertain
ment under the auspices OF the boy
Scouts.
Mrs Treat and children have gone
10 New York on an extended WISH -
the home of Albert sydney Talley. MI.
TslIey, Of Richmond. and Mrs \.
sydney Talley. OF New York. were
visitors here this week and took MIS-
Treat and children back with them.
chelsea" five miles from west ROM
IN the banks Of the Mattaponl RIVER
on the King william side. mas Dee.
sold for cash TO p. l. and stahicy i'eiu.
Pirhmoud capitalists Al the time OF
the sale il was owned by Mrs. = bder,
OF BalIston. and was and is occupten
by w. a WillerOy. member from tnlS
county Of the Legislature OF NlrgH
Chelsea" is rich in historic lore, hsr
ing been the property originally OF
Austin Moore. then Of his son. bernard
Moore. who married Anne Cathei4i'.
snnttswood. the eldest daughter o.
Governor SpottswoOd.
The women of the Baptist ChurcI
have Just sent a box Of table ana "so
linen and fine groceries to the buS
snan Mission School. to assist IN man
ing the infrmarv more comiorta oie'
The Ladies Auxiliary OF Ware anu
abingdon Episcopal churches In "lod
caster met at the rectory on Satu 49,
and after lunch the Sally Iomphlns
chapter OF the Daughters OF the Coh-
federacy held an interesting meetlhs
This chapter celebrates Miss captain
Sallv Tompkins's birthday By seholns
a liberal contribution OF country pro
duce TO the Confederate Home IN hio"-
mond. ,.as,
Mrs. Lucy Byrd Dudley. OF Nest
Point was present by appolntnen'
r-i-h the Ladies' Missionary society
which met at Olivet last sunday sitrI
noon. She especially emphasized the
importance Of teaching scripture 90
children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
ARvONlA

Especial to The Times-Dispateh.l
Arvonia. Va. December Zl--MiS is
XII. Navo who has been spending soN
eral months with friends and reia " g
~ Richmond. returned TO hef H"'"e
here on TUESDAY
Miss Miriam PITTS. who - at,eh l,,,ii'
tho state Normal school in FarmFlI4v
mis- winter. arrived Friday 10 speHo
the Christmas holidays At her nome
here ,- 81,
visiting his brother. Charles "r@haH'
Thomas. here this week
Mrs. z. b Patteson and MISS Lau,l,,e
kitnbrough were visitors III tIchho"o
Miss Ma c. Woody. who is teaching
ip the Arvonia High School mere ms
winter left this week 20 sp'hH IL
NJ md Mrs Merrill h. DAVIS anu
Mrs T z Weller spent seVerai Gay
mis- week with friends-dnd relatives III
Miss Florence Petit. who u speno
go, IT, winter wiki her aunt. MIS- -
ing -, ~, Ief, this week to spend Christ
mas at her home in flf'Nah'a -,
" Puilen. Of Richmond, spent
se,-eral DAYS here this week
Mrs Y /. stone VII spend the christ
mas holidays with her sisters. MISS
Mar and Josephine Pitts IN sco''S
Rrooks Robinson Of Richmond. visit
cd here this week -
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. KooertS. a..
Commanded By Mrs Perkins Ni"''i.
s..lrsI - buckingham Courthouse on
-rrsedsv Of this week. remaining tnere
I'm, brief time visiting friends ana
returning that day ..,o-
REV PIunmer r. Jones was ISL.
&, the home home OF the Misses hrv1S Il !,
in CartersviIe on saturday and sum
II, 80 week On Sunday he filed the
Dnrnit Of the Presbyterian Church AT
Al Orth. the noted baseball umpire
I'D coach.r. and W. Il. Norris; OF
Ivnchburg. spent last week q. 49,
store. visiting the home OF Mrs'
T Jones
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
ALTA VISTA

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
Altavista. We. December 2l.-Nrs.
W. T. Graham. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs o. X. Mccartney. for
the past ten days. has returned TO her
home in Lynchburg.
Chapman Edwards. who is attending
the business college at Roanoke. ar
rived home Sunday for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. : R9by spent sunday
with the formers parents at Level Run
Robert Clanton and wife and Mrs.
". :. Corb!n Were visitors in the Hi
City on Monday.
W. r VI. Thornton is al Lumberton.
Sussex County. hts old home
Henry Robertson formerly II this
place. now OF Sp.ing Creek. ". Va.
spent two days here THIS week. a guest
OF M and Mrs. :. " Cr.sty.
T. :. Harrison left wednesday eve
ming for Baltimore TO- few DAYS.
Nr. and Mrs. y. (. Egrneti. q Merry
Oaks. y. G.. arrived here sunday to
spend the holidays with Robert Bur-
nett. on Sixth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
AMHERST

Special 20 The Times-Dispatch.l
Amherst Va December 2l.-J- L.
Bonney. Jr.. will leave this week for
Norfolk. where he will make his home.
Cadets Pcyton t. Evans. Clarence Cox
and Tom whitehead. IT. OF the V p.
l.. are at their homes here for the
Christmas holidays.
w H. Wheeler. Of Nelson County,
this week visited his daughter. Mrs. l.
Hunter Early.
Walter I. Brodie is visiting hi>
family At Mrs. : Il. Taliaferro's.
Misses Mary Scott. of Haymsrke,.
and Bessie Scott. OF Wingins- VIII
spend the holidays at they home here.
sweet Brfar College closed on Thurs
dav for two weeks holiday y number
OF the st1dea;s left for their homes
on Friday
Miss Mary Drummcud. who IS tc@ch-
ing in Halifax County. is at home.
Miss Ruth E. Cunningham has gone
10 Franklin TO spend the holidays with
Rev. and Mrs q r BiarkenShip.
Mrs - r. Bowman and daughter.
Elizabeth are visiting Re-. and airs
). e Reed. % Blackstone.