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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
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THURSDAY.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Meyer and
George Borst went to Canon City yes
terdsy over the new automobile road.
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Mrs. II. c. Tilton and three child
rem of Franklin. Indiana. win arrive
IN Canon City next week to spend the
summer months with Mr. and Mrs. Z.
B T'ilton.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank McDaniels. Mr..
and Mrs Robert Ferguson. Mr.. Harry
oston, Mr.. Ernest Keafer and Miss
Luella Holmes. all of Pueblo. have
been visiting at the home o. Mr.. and
Mrs Al Baxter. 221 Harrison avenue
sor the past few days.
Mrs. ]. W. Landen and two little
daughters have returned to Canon
City from a months visit with rela-
nves and friends in Missouri and Kan
x.-
Miss Maude Chamberlain. late teach
sr in the South Canon high school.
returned here on Wednesday from a
brief visit with friends in Cripple
Creek.
Miss MAY Forbes is the guest OF
Mr.. 4 B. Stewart Miss Forbes has
been in St Paul for a year but is now
on her way 10 San Francisco where
she will make her home in the fl
gure.
Mr.. Clyde Martin has resumed ais
duties with the Arkansas Valley
Light and Power company after a
week or ten days absence in Nebras-
IA at the bedside Of his sister who
has been very ILL
President and Mrs. William Fred
srick Slocum of Colorado college. will
leave shortly on a European trip. Mr..
slocum has taken no vacation for two
years and spent practically all of last
summer working on college plans in
Colorado Springs. He and Mrs. slo-
cum will this year. visit Germeny.
England and Scotland.
Among the excursionists arriving
asre Wednesday night with, the Chai-
ners Owners Consistency runners
sas T. c, ,Healy OF Denver. who has
participated in every Colorado tour
thus far undertaken by Chalmers ma
chimes. G. With the auto driven here
70 Mr. Healy on Wednesday he has
akena part in two previous annual
tours 1.-the state and it is apparently
an as good condition now as it war
the day II came out of the factory. In
company with party OF friends Mr.
Healy made an automobile trip from
Denver here last summer for the pur-
pose OF visiting the top OF the Royal
Gorge.
Miss Dora Sommerville has return
ed to Canon City for the summer from
Guiliford academy at Pueblo where
she has been a student during the
past year.
Miss Mae Dooley OF this city and
ner mother of Creston, Iowa, left
yesterday afternoon for Salt I.aks
City where they will spend the resi-
of the summer Miss Tereasa Dooley
a sister. win remain in Canon City in.
definitely
Misses Alice and Agnes Amundsor
Of Grand Junction. daughters OF In,
Rate Mr.. aud Mrs. John Amundson o
shiA city. arrived here few days ag,
e.. spend the summer vacation. Misi
Alice Is staying With Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur fIubbell on Lincoln park an,
Miss Agnes with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyt
Egbers on Pike avenue. The Amund
son girls make their home with Mr
and Mrs. G. W. orme at Grand June
don.
Miss Emma Galley and aunt. Mrs
Harris. OF South Canon. left wednes
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the Royal Gorge last Friday evening.
F. ID. Slutz, A. p. Dixon. S. Van Smith,
Miss NJ. Edna corbet. Miss Nellie
Cordisto. District Attorney and Mrs.
Jas. T. Locke. Miss Bowen and Miss
Mabel curran.
Miss Rophena Lewis has returned
to Canon City from Colorado college
where she has been student during
the past year.
Miss Blanche Wing left Monday ey-
ening for carolton. Illinois. her form
er home Miss Wing was called east
by the illness of her sister. Friday
evening a number OF the girl friends
of Mise Wing gave farewell picnic
in her honor at the City park.
Mrs. Frank Davis OF Pueblo who
has been spending the past week with
SIr aud Mrs. Frank shumway and
family. left sunday afternoon for Co
topaxl where she Will be the guest o.
her sister. Mrs. Lutte Allen. for short
time before returning home. She was
accompanied to Cotopaxi by little
Misses Ethel and Edith Shumway.
z. C. Stevens OF Canon City. visited
friends in Lyons Wednesday evening
He had been attending trial at Gree
ley. and stopped of here to greet his
many friends and acquaintances who
still have hopes OF obtaining his par
don. He Is enjoying the best of health
and says he receives the best OF treat
ment.-Lyons Recorder
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DR.. r. A. Chase OF Greeley, who
has conducted the open parliament
discussion at the Epworth League in
stitute and convention here since the
beginning of the week. was taken
suddenly i'll Thursday afternoon and
compelled to return home. While his
illness is not regarded as especially
serious 1t is such as to cause very
general regret of the Leaguers and
their friends. Rev. Chase was form
erly pastor of the congregation OF the
First Methodist church here and he
has many admirers in Canon City.
DR.. Grace Van. graduate OF the
Los Angeles college CT Osteopathy.
who has been associated the past two
months with DIR. CALDWELL. left
Thursday for a location at Florence
Dr. Caldwell accompanied her on a
trip OF investigation "Wednesday and
assures DIR. Van of successful pr4c-
tice at that place.
Editor W. A. Berry. accompanied
by Mrs. Berry and little daughter.
Jeanette, left Monday for Canon City
to attend the Epworth League con-
vention. after which they will go to
Buffalo Springs to spend a couple Of
weeks with relatives OF Mr.. Berry
Montrose Press
George Eckerman OF Washington.
Iowa. is spending a short time here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. Logan on
Lincoln Park. Mr.. Eckerman is just
finishing up his second term as clerk
of the district court in his home town.
SATURDAY.
Ex-Governor James H. Peabody
went to Cripple Creek this morning
and will spend few days there look
ing after business matters
Mrs. Harry W. Combs and two little
sons will leave Sunday for an extend
ed visit in Iowa. En- route Mrs.
Combs win visit her father in Bould-
er
Mrs. Nellie Thompson and Miss Le-
ona Lamb and Miss Agnes LeIsy left
Monday for Canon City to attend the
Epworih League convention Mon
trose Press.
Miss Beatrice Drake. OF Clenwood
Springs. who is visiting friends in
Canon City. attended the Davis birth
day party last Monday evening
Rockvale Paradox
Miss Beardsley. a teacher In the
South Canon high school. expects 10
20 to Avondale. Colorado. next Mon
day to spend the summer, vacation
on a ranch there.
Deputy County Clerk and Recorder
H,.J. Craig has been unable to attend
to. his official duties for o, couple oi
days ON aeeounf of Illness ! He WAS
reported to be somewhat improved
this morning ana IL Is -expected that
J be VII! SHORTLY sps back AZ his desk
again 10 assist In. taking care of the
business '5f the orice. r., h.a
Mia. Ella Robsrs iefs=Thursday for
an Indefinite visit at various points Ia
Kansas.
/ The woman's Guild OF Chris,
church entertained the church choir
at picnic supper at the City park
I Wednesday evening. There were
about nifty in attendance.
Mr.. James {. Peabody came down
from Cripple Creek Friday and will
remain over Sunday. visiting his par
ents. Jim is leasing In the 10 Dandy
mine at Cripple Creek and says he
likes the game very much.
Mrs. Julius O. Cramer returned to
Canon City Friday night from Bedford
Iowa where she has been Visiting rel
atives for the last few weeks. She
was accompanied back to Colorado By
her sister. Mrs W. 5. Hamilton. and
the latter's daughter. Miss Gail Ham
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lures TO be made upon II this sum-
mer will give the Jefferson building
a substantial. up-to-date appearance
WEDNESDAY.
p. d. Hicks hack service Royal
Gorge. Skyline Drive and Swimming
Pool. Phone Canon 47s. or Canon
/ 342st
Fred Joel. who is en- route from De-
catur. ILL.,. where he has been attend
ing school. to his home In Canon City.
is the guest of Fred Johnson..-Pueblo
Star-Journai.
Mrs. William Lyons and little daut
ters, Mary and Katherine. left We'd
nesday morning for Canton. Ohio.
where they will be the guests OF rel
atives for a month.
Mrs. Bud Holland returned to her
home in Canon City on Tuesday from
a couple OF months' visit to Los An
geles and other points in southern CAL
lfornia. AT Ocean Park she was the
guest of her sister. Miss Edith James
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Gus points of interest en- the coast be-
fore returning to Colorado.
Chas. r. MeLain, Warden lyman Of
the penitentiary. H. ]. Henderson. 4.
II. McLain and II. S Maddox attended
the annual good-fellowship banquet
of the Pueblo Commerce club at the
Z Congress hotel in Pueblo last Tues
day night. The gathering was de-
llghtful one and was largely enjoy
ed by the Canon City guests. A. NJ.
McI.ain was one of the post prandial
speakers and delivered a rousing ad-
dress on the subject of Enthusiasm
During the electrical storm We'd
nesday afternoon the residence OF c.
II. Kissenger at 1900 South Ninth
street was struck by lightning and
his daughter. Miss Elsie. was knock
ed down and rendered unconscious
for some time by the bolt. The light
ming struck the screen porch at the
rear of the house and passed down
into the eistern nearby where .;s
force was lost. The damage to the
building was not serious.
The delegates and visitors TO the
institute and convention OF the Colo
RADIO State Epworth league were the
guests of the Canon City Business
Mems association and automobile
club during a motor trip over the
Skyline drive at o'clock this after
noon. They were more than pleased
with the beauty OF the vacation.
Jesse Bennett. convict employed
at the prison road making camp On
Upper Beaver creek. made his escape
this morning. The matter was at once
reported to the authorities at the pen
itentiary and the police machinery o.
the state set in motion to effect his
capture. Benefits number on the
prison register is 1890.
Forest Snyder left few days ago
for Manitou where he has accepted
a position as bell boy at the Man
sions." which was opened for the
tourist season a day or two ago by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. c Dye of this
city. For some time before leaving
here Forest had been engaged as a
newsboy.
The illustrated lecture OF Rev ID
Huett of Loveland at the First Meth
odist church Wednesday night on
/, Japan" was greatly enjoyed by the
Epworth leaguers and their friends.
DR.. Huett Is a most entertaining
/ speaker and his familiarity with ia
pan as the result OF many years resi-
dence in that country made his talk
/ one OF much educational value. A
large number OF scenes in Japan were
reproduced by means of . stereopti-
con.
Mr.. A R. Jameson vent to Fort
Collins Yesterday whore he will be-
come IN oyerseer Of the convict road
camp near there; q sss.!.t.. '..o >.
r.,-5 -e, ,PRIDAF. ~.-..e...s a.,
Miss Gsneyieve Trin. formerly Of
| this city, Is a delegate To the Epworth
League convention from Pueblo
! DR.. Irwin Lindenberger of Louis
Vile. Kentucky. has been spending
the past week with his brothers. Win
and Emory. in this city.
Miss Florence Mlshou. Miss Mand
Sisson, Harry Sonneborn and George
Mccarthy returned last night from
Canon City where they have been a..
tending house party since Sunday al
the home of walter- Rea.-Puebie
Star-JouTnal.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. whipple have re-
turned home from Colorado Springs
where they went the first of the weel
TO attend the festivities connected
with the annual commencement pro
gram of Colorado college. Their son
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accompanied 10 CotopaNi by little
Misses Ethel and Edith shumway.
z. c. Stevens OF Canon City. visited
friends in Lyons Wednesday evening.
He had been attending a trial at Gree
ley. and stopped of here to greet his
many friends and acquaintances who
still have hopes OF obtaining his par
don. He Is enjoying the best of health
and says he receives the best OF treat
ment.-Lyons Recorder.
TUESDAY.
Mrs Charles Duncan and two sons
returned on Sunday from a ten days
visit with Mrs. Duncan's sister In
Denver.
Mrs. Mary Jones. OF West Main
street. is enjoying visit from her
granddaughter. Miss May Morgan. Of
. Canon city.-Florence Citizen.
Miss Elizabeth Burgen. who gradu-
ated this year from Colorado college.
has been engaged to teach English
and history In the high school at Cal
han, east OF Colorado Springs.
/ Mrs. 4 II Smith and little daugh
ter. Dorothy. viii leave Thursday FOR
three months visit with relatives
and friends at numerous points in
Chic.
Mira Henry Z. Smith and daughter.
Ruth. left this morning for Colorado
SPRINGS to attend the State sunday
School convention which eonvenes to-
day. Mrs. Smith is one Of the speak
ers at the elementary banquet con-
ference this evening.
DR. W. Z. Barter. a well known
dentis, and who formerly resided in
South Canon. has removed to wey-
ellie where he is nicely located and
enjoying a good practice In dentistry.
He is also Interested In the real es-
tate business.
According to Prof @. c. Sherwood.
u the government weather man In this
/ vicinity NOR. moisture by one and
siE-teaiAs inches fell during the rain
and saey Sunday pish, and Monday
than. eyer Iscorded here. before dur
ing the month .pf June IN ths. same
lepsth sqf Time =, Monday night, the
SNOW on the mountains forced the
temperature doyn to-.thirty Az de-
gress. which is very unusual for mid
summer. So %, .-.-..,..
The Pueblo-westcliffe excursion oY-
er the Denver & Rio Grande road was
largely patronIzed at all points along
the line and went into the Wet Noun
tain valley with betweep ,foF and
Ave hundred people on boAr,i! ASbut
seventy 1--we tickets for the trip were
sold at Canon City and between forty
and fifty at Florence. J'he train reach-
ed here at 6.s0 o'clock in the after
noon ON the return trip
Ross Highland died at the crande
hotel about ! O'Clock sunday alter
noon from pulmonary tuHsrculosIs
after a lingering illness. Deceased
was thirty-four years Of age.anl osme
to this city from Goldfe.d, Iowa. some
time ago for TIC bencs, Of his health.
He leaves wife and family In the
east. HIS sister. who was With him
At the time ci his death. accompanied
the remains Monday morning on the
trip back to Madrid. Iowa. for burial.
The contract price for the erection
Of two additional rooms and otherwise
improving the Jefferson school as
agreed upon bet v.en the boaru OF
education and u s okey last Satur-
day night IL si.0is. instead OF si.io0
as was mistakenly published In these
columns on Monday There were sew
eral bidders for the work and thc
competition between them for the con-
tract was very keen. Tie ,spendf-
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College avenue while on their way
east from a trip to Salt Lake City
and points west OF here. They left
this morning for North Dakota en-
route home.
Salida delegates to the Epworth
League state convention In session at
Canon City this week left here Tues
day and will not return until late Sun
day night. They were: Roy Al
bright and the Misses Helen Hanks.
Anna Woodbridge. Georgia Victor,
Gladys Williams. Eva Carson and Eta
weddel.-Salida Record.
MONDAY.
Mr.. Frank J. Carroll has returned
to Canon City after three weeks
business visit in various states
Ray Stewart returned to his home
at Wichita. Kansas. yesterday after
two weeks spent very pleasantly with
friends in Florence and Canon City
Citizen.
Mr. and AIRS. Fred Re,oiee came
down from Victor Sunday and are at.
tending business matters in the city
today.
Mrs. }. F. Blair and children left
this morning for centralla. Illinois.
where they will spend several months
visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. c. A. BIgEs arrived in the city
Thursday from Denver. The rest OF
the family arrived on Sunday. They
are to again make their home at Can
on City and will reside at SeI Main
street
Mrs Helen NJ. wixon OF Denver.
state SUPERINTENDENT OF public instruc-
tion. visited the seventh district nor
NAL here Friday afternoon and dclIv-
cred most pleasing and helpful ad-
dress before the assembled teachers
on educational matters.
/ ]. s. Bo~iby will 90 TO Denver on
Wednesday to attend meeting Of the
Council of Adpints,rstion OF tho
Grand Army Of the Republic of the
Department, Of Colorado and wycn-
Ing. OF which he ID . member. Several
matters Of importance Affecting che
organization will CONE up. Cor discuss
sion.
Mrs. Marion Arlette and daughter.
Miss Marjoris. who have been spend
Ing several months in the city. left
Saturday for Denver
Mrs. Marie Craven and children have
returned to Canon City from wichlta.
Kansas. where they have been visit
Ing friends for some time past
Mr. Ed c. willis came down from
Victor ON Sunday and spent the day
visiting old friends. Ia is maxim g
coed In the Insurance business IN the
district.
Miss Esther Craig. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Il C. Craig. Is home from
Monmouth. Illinois. where she has
heea student ai Monmouth college
during the past year
James Blsgs. seeend son OF Nj. and
Mrs. c. a Blggs. has completed his
junior year at Yale college at New
Haven. Connecticut. and returned 10
Denver last week. His brother. CLYDE.
will enter Yale college next year
Harry Z, Champion Of the Office OF
~ 4. Leddy. auditor OF public ac-
counts. stopped on here day or two
ago while on his way back Denver
from Grand Junction where he has
: been employed for couple OF weeks
In making an examination OF the
: books and accounts OF the Mesa coun-
: ty officials.
Mrs. Helen NJ. wixon OF Denver was
} member OF the following party that
picnicked at tunnels on the road into
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FOR sAi.E--A good ranch. alao one
to exchange for Canon fruit 70 n:
also a Hotel furnished at bargain
L. /. Freeman. Howard. Colo. 1ss,f
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FOR sALE-Raneh buggy. bed room
suite. new stoves. chairs: other
household furniture. J. y. Edwards.
his Macon. 1,in,er,,
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FOR sAi-E-An eishieen- -month-o,J
Jersey bull Of the very bes, strain os
milking stock. Phone Blue is2e.
2iwit !
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JAMES W. SMITH
 UNION NAT. BANK
TELLS HOW PLANT JUICE MADE \ LEAVE OF ABSENCE VN.
 NECESSARY FOR HIM
Many Prominent Citizens of the COun. try Write Letter Praising Virtues
 of the New Remedy

Here is letter hat will be widely read, as it comes from MT. James w. Smith of the Un.on National bank of Houston, Texas, one of the large st banking houses of the South:
 Plant Juice Co.,, Gentldmen:
 ..'I want to tell you what Plant Juice did for me. The character of my work, manager of the statement de- partmen, of the largest local bank, is of such nature that I am con- tinually on my feet. and this spring more than ever before l felt debiliat- ed, nervous and run down, having pa ms in my back, groins and limbs. Noting the prom nent citizens of this city who have been benefited by Plant dec ded to try il, and I want to tell you that the results have been most satisfactory. l have entirely recov- cred after using one bottle and do not feel now that it will be necessary for me to ask for the long vacation that my condition earlier in the spring seemed to demand. If you feel that my influence or words can ass st you in any way l have no ob- jections to you using thos letter
 Gratefully yours,
 JAMES w. SMITH Plant Juice is accomplishing great work throughout the country. Many of the most prominent citizens have written letters like the above, recom- mending and praising the virtues of this new remedy. Those who suffer from nerve, stomach, liver or CT kidney thoubles will find in Plant Juice the Remedy they have sought Call at Seawell's Pharmacy, 120 Main St., and talk with the Plant Juice man. It will be tme we'll spent. It is sold under a guarantee.
 (Advertisement
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WILL GIVE $15,000 FOR
 BASEBALL FRANCHISE
Little Rock Fans Say Dick Tiles Wants Too Much For MOnt-
 gOmery Club.

Little Rock, Dec 23.-If Dick Tillis, owner of the Montgomery franch SC in the Southern League, will take $15 ,OOO for it, he can get a trade 'Wlthl Little Rock, and this city will once more have League baseball. This was the decision reached at largely at tended mass-meeting of fans held Monday afternoon at the Board Of Trade.
 IL has been reported that the fran chise is for sale at $2O.000, bu; l. tile Rock will positively not pay that much for it. A committee consist ing of Judge w. M. Kavanaugh, w.. G. Hutton, l.. J. Menton, John B. Coates, and Morris NJ. Sanders was appointed to handle the proposition, and secure, if possible, a ten days option at $15,000, and no more. Other towns in the sate VII be permitted to take stock in the new association, and the old association will turn over a balance of $4,5O0 which it has in the treasury as a nucleus toward the purchase price.
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At the OrpheO.

The Five Nelsons at the Orpheo Tor the first half of the week have one of the higher class acts. consisting ol hoop rolling, balancing and juggling Their control of the little wheels IS marvellous, one of troupe rolling sev- eral of them around small wigwam from a position to one side. Other apparently impossible stunts are exc cuted deftly and the act received llb- eral applause.
 Killer and Pullen present several minutes of dialogue, interspersed with comic songs.
 The rendition of the Anvil Chorus from "ll Trovatore' by the orchestra with electrical effects is a feature of the show
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WE INVITE

you to visit our banking house, meet our officers, and familiarize yourself with our methods of doing business. Inspect our vaults, and above all, feel free and easy with us. Your interest and ours are mutual { And between us we can build up our city and state. We pay interest on time deposits.
 Capital eS00,OOO.O0
 Surplus e100, ,OO0Oo
 THE CITIZENS BANK
 M fihs Blll. Ark. '. .
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Miss Farrar HOnOree.

Miss lone Farrar, one of the most charming girls of the younger social set in Pine Bluff. was signally hon. ored yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John L. Harrell when she entertained at Hearts" at her home No. 1907 Main street. The house was prettily dec- orated, holiday colors predominating in the embellishments. Several inter- esting games were played and each guest received 8 souvenir. Mrs. liar rell was assisted in caring for her guests by Mrs. F. c. Farrar and Mrs. M.1 J. Mead The guest list included Misses Ruby Puddephatt. Mary Tank ersley, Evan Goree. Margaret Fox, Ethel Mann, Ruth Cutler, Hattie Bur- ford. Mildred Daniels, Gene Hart, Marguerite Hoyler, Rebecca Hummer, Ruth Reyburn, Leyl Cross, Rosa Rig gin, Georgia Mae List, Dell LeLaurln' Mamie Brewster, Allie Banks. Bessie Martin. Helen Metz, Willie Lee Dan iels, Winnie Clegg, Gladys Harrison, Virginia Mills, Theola Simmons, Elizabeth Boyce, Emma Sorrells, Edith Foster, Eddie King, Bettie Sallee, Mary Crawford, Jo Hart, Mamie Byrd, Linnie Shelton of Monticello, Bab're of Indiana, Marguerite Gatlin of Bear den, Joanna Porter of Stuttgart, Nan nie Farrar Henrietta Brewster, lone Farrar
 Adam Robinson went to MeGehee yesterday on professional business.
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Dear Santa aus:-Please bring me pocketknife and a pair of gloves and
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Dear Santa Claus II am sick with the chickenpox but my mama is go- ing to write you letter for me. Please bring me little doll buggy and doll bed. Also please bring me some pillows and sheets and covers for my bed and a nightgoWn for my baby doll. Bring some shoes and stockings for my rag doll. Bring me little woolly toy dog, white. Your little friend,
 Mary Elizabeth Worrel,
 BOT West Sixth Avenue.
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MRS. PAYNE WHITNEY
 IS CRITICALLY ILL

New York, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Payne Whitney, wife of the young financ -er is critically i'll at the whitney home on Fifth avenue tonight, as the result it is understood of premature cnlie birth. Mrs. Whitney was in nel usual good health up to an carry hour this evening. She Is a daugn ter of the late Secretary Of state John Hay.
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Adam Robinson went to MeGehee yesterday on professional business.
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