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2 THE CHARLOTTE NETiyS MARCH 29. I9II RING T'-.p »Sr,. ' ML' ' ■ 'V'ip Jcit .1 : i; a,..\ ■, 1 r- M. y,:i\ V I. ■ f I r» I ''u ■! Va^ I 'i. '* r'-,r Tjry r f • II T'’n*' kins adnlr’-trr'-i'in. T!ad ';heir :?. ■ ’j: ; bee '. •! ar and nnenuiv- ' ’ ..rd r.cir V'ri-.’/r'd .sratem'^nt? :.v'a’-!' or other- ! hoi'n '■■-rrpct 'lenr, thp’i ;-e i’'n'"cnra‘ if' I'oiild not have oc- !'»i! H>ad rl’-'- '.'‘'loV Pa!T»phlet fir \l'ii ! V'! ,-t’,f n’ui i;i'’ ?!V' t'\:rroTs publ’slied i,'- I'iM'nv'-’ ’ . si^e f'>r ^vhp.t 'ho Pan')di’e>‘ ofV'iiair;^, tir' a dTia'Ui i : '>.o people , . I'ar's; t!:*’ p'niphiei oont^iiu'-' fP' ? iii’rly ‘ito’-'d. The Ha\^king "vr: fe I'.'ivo aiiempted for the past ir fin vs a' cr.-'a* ♦ .\iienso and labor. " u^l'. ;he iK ’vspa|)ors ni'd by street jt:''k Til iiers'jad'^ the voier that tho If' bf:en ^' -Mulra vp The ; ; 1 • '■ i fr-!!'.,! ram h’c’ ' a- r >t been '^‘ith- Mr. ' ;k i ((dr:vn. bv.t a> corrected. being read - . 1 !rvi:y U;r . by ihosi ’.vLio are seoking - ; ■ in-ji;jr th-- I'-’.cts. A., all of which are duly invited to enter. 2. Campaign opened today, Wednes day, :vlarch ii^th, at S a. m.. Eastern time, and will close 7'hursday, April •)th, at 10 p. in., Eastern time. 'S. Points to count as follows for i)oth new members and renewals: Each dollni’ paid counts one point and in lase the toial fee is paid it vill double the number of points counted. Cash or checks in ]iayment only to count as ■.loinis;. Notes will not be con&idered as and 'Vill not be counted. No ap plication to count unless at least one l aric;’ of the annual fee is paid with ’ ho ■-’ppiication as a guaranice of good 1 a i t h. 4. Da'-ly telesrapliic reports will be raade by each association contesting, at 7:;’u p. m.. Eastern time, to Mr. R. li. King. Y. M. C. A. building. Charles- on. S. C . except on the final day. V-. hen the final report will be made to .Nir, Kiiiu by telephone at 10 p. m.. l-:a.'ttru lime, sharp. At S:30 o'clock 11. m.. Ea:iicrn time, daily, Mr. King will telegraph the total scores to all cities contesting. 5. The referee will be Mr. R. H. King, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A. In case of any disputed point .Mr. King v iH be final authority. (1. The association reporting the hizhcst score sha 1 be entitled lo the distinction; “Member.^hip Champions of the South. Season 1911." 7. The silver trophy cup known as The Charleston Cup will be av.a.dcd to the successful conte&lant .o have and to hold for one year. This cup was first awarded by the Charleston Ai^sociatioii in 1900 and was won by ihe Charlotte Association. Th.e year following i' was won by the Charles;- ton Association. The association win ning the cup for three consevcutive years will be entitled to hold the cup permanently. One Woman Says: ** The free Booklet and Color Card taught me a lot of things worth knowing about harmonizing colors, and a few ten cent packages of Rainbow Dyes helped me to har monize the climbing cost of living and dressing well, with our station ary income, by dyeing a lot of things from my wardrobe to look fresh and stylish. -'1. . V' ; ;-b; i;i' .1 ■VO 1 * SIS' NEST 'i i t' deadly i araliei rovtion? of the aT-^ -.TiO;:' !)>■ ■•i'.e’s opi^'neii\ is an old ral ir i.s kricvn ant'i;:: Those "'iai' v\i 1 1'imi;:a;,_:>,s •'tl'o last I'.o i .'.ru p* and. no as nia--' ise by the iioliiicic^.ns . ■ •• 1 11 i^d b v hen 'hri" dv .'!• d 'la ' ;v>pon*=i'is v e:’i‘ r 't-iriS, th'' b^^st of tiir bi 'he r.v-'Xt .'la'-(fr. I d -'K'.ad ;he ramphiet for nff;; .!> I.: !a:i ' ■ nr Vf! . n;::-;, a Syecl.'il to The Xews. Vialeigh. X. C.. March 20.—James R. Vor.ng, commisisoner of insurance. ’ conununi'-a^ed today with Chief of Pol- I ice Christenbiu'y. of Charlotte, wiih ; a vie'v io procurirg indictment of the j local ropres-eiitativc of the Order of {OaI,:; iheve. J. .!. Aiiington, on the I around that ;he Owl.s are not licensed jio ’uaiutain lodges in this state. ( onrnissioner Young claims Thai 1 the siipreme order is discredited and v.ciiiid be retufeed license if application vi,;e made. A(k for tke free Beeklet and Coler CaH a JXO. S. BLAKE DRUG CO.. On the Square. HAWLEY S PHARMACY, 201 N. Tryon St. R. H. JORDAN & CO.. 2 No. Tryon St. C. R. MAYER & CO., 301 No. Tryon St. TRYON DRUG CO., 11 No. Tryon St. Natere Democratically, republicanly and lo cally. the following correspondence is interesting, dealins: as it does v.ith the matter of republicans voting in the democratic primary, especially, the approaching municipal contest. The letters follows; The Question. Charlotte. N. C., March 2Sth, 1911. Hon. J. F. Newell, chairman Rep. Ex. Com. Mecklenburg, C., Charlotte, N. C. Dear Mr. Chairman: At an informal meeting of several republicans of this city, held on the 25th inst.. in tlte Willvinson building, ill which the policy of our party, wth reference to the coming municipal elec tion, was discussed, it v>'as suggested that you be asked ro .give .^•oar experi ence. as chairman, as lo the poiitical effect of republicans going into demo cratic primaries. The undersigned were roqi;ested to address you this request, and ask for an early reply, with a viev/ lo publication of the same. Very respectful!v. R. W. SMITH, E. L. RARKI.EY, J. E. LlTTLK, W. S. PEARSON. m i fi V. ■ .. ^ - §:• ^ S - i t; !* I Lis Brest Season This Great Hair Eeauiifier mi Color E,- Pfodycss Sach lejsarfeMe Sulphur is a Katurd Element ol (he When there is net a sufficient amounv , in the hair, it losei?. i^s hie, co>.r = V * turns gray, and ialls out, ar7--n ol sulphur, but only one kind tha^ treatment of the ha)r anci s"alo, kiiM isses ' We lisve the Sccref, and W-5 rnvQ Yc'. at an Exceedio.^ly lov/ Piice v;. T ELA\:,' PA' PH LETS. E' er bofi. krnwp »hcr''> is; no re- ;>ii .''r.-. N'-lrir 'A'oarn. he i.' ■'-d i :'(• on'-'-r i. 'I hsL kiiid of ] ■ ■'« ' liobud; . SPEAKIMGS TONIGHT: C-, Gr^^-am and Th:r:i Strut's — Speakers: Dr. C. A. F -.'-d Ci' Brenirer, T. 7' Aiiisor. and un mer Stewart. Music by Gr.>-:-r C ‘ ctte B?nd. J ■..v"'' Sto:'-. Co-n:r '’tii o S'rect.'^. — Speakers: Tvlr. vv Ha '*• C owei': Messrs. r R. Preston and Jr. C. A. Blind. SpcAKINCS TOMORROW THURSDAYS NIC.hT. Lee t ^ rf C c ' ■ • C' ■ L t . Se. r~rp«r of 0-’; p-id Cs'-'Strr''t? i?ilA'crth — r. A. V'. Crrv/c, E. P.. Preston, VV. H. u'i ", by Stc';, Cree ^ - SL:er'ers. iViess:'. T t*. a m(Sc t. V/. H. C' llharne and . - jne;'‘''''5: Cfpt. T. S Frr. klin and ^'un-De. Stewa't, T'/lusic V ' 'tte id. F.i.i''- ^ .*?•«. ^. rsrjo'te — Speakers; Messrs. VV. H. Halt. Jc^n Vance Stone. Piumirer F-':DAY>'!CHT. C. 'A^r- H?’’ — T. W. Cro-.vs. Huqh W. Ha'rif. Judge F. Os- 1 ' ;s w!‘ I r n qi'.-;n i'slly fc" Vv'ard and every voter intsrest- c 1 in D vor.-> i ..-e*' ■;h'' ;i bo present. Mocio by Ste’;! Creek Band. , ^» ''tc:‘-w-iV'flpvarvaov^ - / fw.v Greater Membership Campaign Launched At y. M. a A. Mr. M R. Caulfield, of Rirmin.^ham. Mie u- iieia! organizer of the Order oi' 0^^•l .\es:s. came here a week ago v'fuanize or cstabiish a "Nesi." The ••Order of Owls" \vas hung out at .''.'o. Itl East Trade street, and a’ office oi>ened with Mr. Arlinsion I and ^’r. .1. II, llciiaiid in charge. V U‘i)-.iiier cailed at the oTice today ard s.-.'.'' .Mr. Hoiland in regard to the ia'iioii o Comn'.isioner Young. .Mr. ! -loi'a'id ^ a> very much surprised. He .-taief] I hill they were not o'perating' ''Mtfi ' onld not o])erate un'il they gc^t I a f-'ate licc-nae. but he si;i>i)oscd That ' wo:ild b^‘ immediately, having received ‘ "be iollr»\vinK telegram; ' .). .1. A ■ on. j lb £ast Trade Street. ‘ Charlotte. N. C. runrinue v.'orking. Am arranging 'Xi'.i. iicr'UPe. i’iit ad. in paper. H. R. CAL'LMELD. Real Estate Transfers Mr. M. D. ^Maunins, has sold to the Mecklenburg Building & Loan A.s- sociaiion a lot on East Stonewall street for Si.'.OO. Mrs. Matiie L. Beggs has sold to Mr. .T. S. Phillin.s a tract of land on the Dowd road for S450. Mr. Herbert R. Blackburn has so’d TO Mr. Oec'rge M. E’h'fer a lot in East End on .Jackson avenue for Sl,- ooO. The lot fronts .7)0 feet on .lackson aveniie and has a depth of l.jo feet. Mr. .1 K. Wolfe and wife have sold to Mr. .1. D. Foard for So.125. a farm oi' 11 ^.cre? on the T.av.-yer's road ad- .ioining the lands of Mrs. .Julia Morris and Mr. Geo. M. Phifer Mr.-. Margaret C. Evans has sold 10 Mr. R. O. Colt for S-j.C'OO a farm virhit' Chnriotte towiishiji and adjoin- inng ’ho lands of L. J. Stillwell ard \V. T) Heatiw iMr. C. P, Blankenship has sold to Mr. T P Shaw a tiact of land in Providence township FARIVIERS BUYiMG GREAT DEAL OF FERTILIZERS. ' i f bus'- i ^ t;. j a' iociiitloi! ^ •1 d hiier to i I ( ta' i.:• T''e Y ’^T. C. A. v.'a?5 a ' ai 'i'. • !•» .' uig'if. .\bf>. j-"!uir 11.1 !: b V.' ';t' tr.i' L3f! (rr-d Ka^na hall ■ la'pjK h I i;e ri'f>vemfnt liK i,) 'if i;o 1' Hi,a '•> .(.t ,.p I h i;' fini r . V. itli t(i«^ 'i'. {I'Ifi .ia' kf-' liViHf. 'i lie d‘ »''iralU)ns- vic Ii.dm,,. leru;;, K'I aniu.i':;. rartiuMojH and .Vmcricuii 'la-.-. U'^'il in proiUNi'/ii. I h'; iab! .-. vci't. ben'i iiul allowing 'i.fj do!» handi- ^vurk of liKj !iieiid)» i s OI I he i.aiii' .-,' /lUxillar^. Tlv' 1 ii> n ,-i ii-n . t .M ved 1>:-- the; ij I. ahii jucpaixii by tlieiii. Alfrr thM dinner whi h v as a most, • nppf'tizin.ii one. li.e ton.tmaster. Mr. j J(ob'rt CiuKgou. lit . >-ociati';n, liwroduced Mr. \V. F. Dowf! 1'>r many y».ais a dirfcinr i.f th«* Io :il | associatifii wiio.v Ms asked to r st»K>i,d ! to Ihc triast—‘ The V. M. (’, -\, of il.p' Kast,’ iie told ot the exfel'ent work' done by ii)o a.-'sof iatiiwi in ihf. «,i(] days aiMi brought vividly to minds ot the oilier men pre.-rtMU iluj arly stnig. jiioa of liie us.soeia■ ioM. .Mr. h. R. FonvilU* a as ne\i introduc f1 and spoke on tiie sub.ie !, “The As- .so'latioii ’foday." He ipeiH(l hi.s ad- drcHS bv a brief sketch ol t;i> history ot the ns>H)cia1ion as ;i \'orld-wlde \^‘>rk and then af;er .slii.wing the matiy lines of j*ndeavor in'o " iiich thr? asso r.atl'iii had been called. focuKscd the H'lj'iitinn ol his audietue on the local asriociation and then asked if the Char lotte aHSfKiatlon was mf-asturing ui) to Ihc standard set by the more progre.-i- plve asKoclations througlioui the (;oun- try. Ills address was well reeeived and li*-lped I 111' iiifti greatly ir that it re iiev\ed the a^ioeiation and its 'vork Hid Infornu'd man" of the younger Bnen present regarding the aasocia ion nnd i;'? work which they othenvise \voM;(i not know. .^?T. T F. Kbitt.2, jr.. was next intro duced and in a clever arldress showed hat “The Trnythy which was the ^iiijjcft eho;^(n. was not a thing to be dospixed. ii v. as ir i *. s=*id he, that ■ thing itf'.elt' vas a bauble, but that vl ai it roprosi n»rd ( • work and heTrty endeavor was a thing of the utmf)st value. ■Mr. .lolin A. Porker, of the local bar, w,T« ’I'C:!! inirodueod. and spoke on the .^Mib.ifct, “The Individual .Member’s Re- , lio'r'ibility to the .\s-s(.ciation.” Mr. F’aike)’ made an ^df)f| ient ])lea for wlh-ie-licarled s(:rvice and urged on the m-''rnl)er«: pr. -f nt thf ir duty lo them- !';lves. trie ar;.'-:oeiation and the man or boy knov,n lo them who is not a :neiv;her. lie toM of the work rtf tho lo^-aj mx-friati'ui and of his i)rofound imprest in it a’ld of the vahte it had be^ 'i to him iti jierson. Vr. l’ar]\r'r '.vas si’.coeeded on the fh.'or l)y Ml. VA'. !•'. iiai-ding, who told of his early ec.'tineetion with the asso- cia:i(jT; m his living in the btulding in lii«> old flays and of l)ls room mate, Mr. Howard Jlanks. lie was delight- luily r i.iiuiscent aS’ he told (jf those ear'tx- days of the association and of his ri-in inehrance of the secretary, Mr. Frai'.k .Mahan, now dea l. Following the address the secretary a ki d for volunteers to heli) in the contest lor meniliers and some 00 or niore responded and these were orga nized into committees. The rules of the campaign were also read and api^roved. The following will be read with in terest by every member, as it will de- tefmine m.any jioints likely to be mis- i.iideistood: Rules Governing the Southern Silver Trophy Cup Contest, 1911. i. Oi»eu to every Southern Y. M. C. Said Mr. Holland; “Tht charter! ■;oes U) the chief organizer, and he no-j iiii(s us. W’e can not opera'e unUl we j receive such notice. These li&s been no i I meeting for organization, and will not iie utttil We ,^ct the ;harter. •'We have receivetLno notire, what- soe.ver, oT any indit^tment, and I can not undcrsiand the action on the part of (’omiriisisoner Young. 7 here is an Order of Owls in every &‘iaie in the union. "We have taken names of applicants, some ."lO or G't. and will have the first TM‘'“eting for orgattization as soon as we are notified by the chief organizer mat he has received the charter from t.ie state." ••Ls youi order frateinal?" was asl^ cd. •■Y('s. it is social and fraternal, somethin.g like the Eiks.” ‘ Will you have a club house?” “That is tip 10 the members,” re plied Mr. IToialnd. • ff yoit have a club house will you luive lockers’.'" “ I'hat. also, is up to the members,” said Mr. Holland, “but if we do we will alv\ays keep within the law.” The farmers in everv secMon of the coiiutv are makin.g ])reparattoi'.s f'»r farmin,g these days. The stron.ges'„ in dication'Cf this is the amount of fertil izer they are bf!’ing. which is always one of the .-,;i[ns as well as one of the sures;. The mc'ieiiants liere are sealing a creat deal of and ilie re|;oi'ts from. ^Matthews, Hunicv^ ville, Newe-ls, Jdne- viile and oth;'r di-iriintting ])oinis in the county indi('a;e thrd ih>? qunntity of commercial fertilisers used this year will exceed the CjUantity u.scd for the last few years. .\ i)romineni farmer from ivi.it. ;iews this morning stated tha^^ he had Jiever known so Inr'^e a (iuantity taken out by the fanners in so short a time. Preparaiions for farming are not so advanced as they frequently are rt, this ;• time of the year, for the reason that j there has been very little plow weather so far. "Whiie the rains have not been | excessive, the.v have been distributed i in a ntann^r that lias keiJt the ground loo wet for jdowin.g. except for peri-1 ods of a few day=? at a time. Coca Cola Case Was Resumed Chattanooga, Tenn., March 29.— \Mien the cf)ea-cola case was resumed in tho federal court this mornln.g. Dr. ■Mayor was recalled and cross-examin- ed. He said that he did not know of any one being benefited by taking caf feine l»evM'a,ges. Dr. Allen K. Hamilton said coffee was used for insane patients in man.v hospitals, the coffee containing on an average of 1 1-2 grains of caffeine to the cup. On cross-examination he de clared he never knew of any one be ing benefited by the nse of calteine beverages. i)r. Hamilton testified that caffeine l)everages improved the mental powers in efficiency, the only class suffering from its use being those suffering from neurathenia. Dr. Stuart R. Roberts, of Atlanta, asserted he had examined 8G persons, users of coca-cola and fotind no defi ciencies as the result of its nse. —A nimiber of the local alutnni of the University of North Carolina and the University of Virginia will meet this evening at the Selwyn hotel at 8 o’clock for the purpose of pre paring an of organizing an adver tising campaign for the ball game wiilch will be played here on April 10 between the LTniversity of Vir ginia and the University of North Carolina. AMERICAN TRADE INVESTIGA TOR LEFT TODAY FOR SPAIN. By Assoeialeti Press. ■\'\'aKhin,yton, ]\iarch 2ri.—R. M. Odell, one oi the new American trade investigators, left today for Spain and Portugal and will attend tho eighth international cotton congress of the Master Cotton Spinners’ and >ranufaeturers’ Association ar Barce- loiiia. in May, aitei' which he wili travel in northern Afiica, the Balkan states and other countries. J. M. Hause, of Greei'sboro. X. C.. haf? started for I\lanches1,er, Eng., to investigate cotton textiles manufac tures. This is for the benefit of American commorce. The Taste Test— Post Toasties Have a dainty, sweet flavour that pleases the palate and sat isfies particular folks. the fact— that each year increasing thousands use this deliciotiB food is good evidence of its pop ularity. Post Toasties are ready to serve direct from the pkg. with cream or milk—a convenient wholesome breakfast dish. **The Memory Lingers** Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. The Answer. March 29.th., 1911. Ivlessr?. R. V.*. Smith, E. L. Barkley, J. E. Little and W. S. Pearson, Charlotte, N. C. Gcntlem.en: Yotir letter of inquiry concerning The political effect of re]»ublican ' par- ricipating in democratic in’imarie;-. ad dressed to me under date of ?Iarch 2Sth, has been received, and caref ill.'- considered. Unquestionably, the effecx of such participation has been disas!ro”..-^ ro the growth and permanenr well-beinr,'| of the reiniblican i;ariv, in this rit}-1 and county. The primary created for the ]!ur)>ose of having oni.v one party in the state, and that ]''8rty nam ed democratic. It is the dialing of ’he Hon. Heriot Clarkson, who wa? large ly instrumental 'U its establi.shrnei’: and who^'ie boast it is that the plan is ihe mainstay and chief bulwaik of the democratic j)arty. The trick of the tjrimaiy leaders i.s to .get certain deraocrats of I'iierenT , factions to announce ihem.vclves :or| ■^ome minor ofiice. and ^hcn rai.-fe a | wi'ioon ana a huirah a cet evr rvbod-' i boupf! by the p;’;ni?.ry cn ?.cco';ni ;'■ ;;aruci]'!ation therein. In the niean'ime. important legi:^;anve oifiC:'-s le'^ejve iju: scant attention and. conseo tenr'V. the | men who the '■lea'der-s" de?iie are no:n-; inaied. I'nder the s.’^s'en-:, there can' be no progressive, con ’r::'tive btates-l nvrinshii) deveIoi>ed. C»ii elecrion d;',’.' man.'" goon men. even many demo- ■ crats, are left with the alt^^niative either of voting :or a candidate they do not want, ov n-'t -'•otirg at all—for thic reason titat they have allowed thtni.-^elver- to be I'O’.md. i'jiforiur.ately, niany reijublicans have, in the i>ast, ]:ar ici’.'ate'' in Dent- ocratic pris-iaries. Of course, they have heen in.ited ar;d pressed by ambitious candidates who v.amed thei.^ helri. -Vad the result itas been tiiat on e'ection day, their own pa.i'v was deprived ot the full sirength of iheir nianhoc-d V.'here republican strength is rong est. tendency to ])articinate in demo cratic itriinaries is wealcest. In thus declaring m.\self. against partici])at:'on in democratic piiniarie:' I am not nnmindful of the in.ii’stice done republicans in municipal affairs. Reirublicans conduct about nne-half of the business of this city; republicans pay about one-half of the revenues of this city: and without the republi cans of this city. Charlotte would oc cupy a commercial position compara tive with Concord, r'lonroe, or Pine- viil. But republicans. Dumeiically. are weak. Therefore, they are never in vited to positions of trust or honor; j and 1 see no hojie of relief, unless j mtinicipal affairs can be absolutely di vorced from partisanpolitics and the domination of nartisan politicians. i Siirely no moral good can be attain ed by the parricii>ation of republicans in a democratic ]uimary, where demo-1 crats are v.dlling to use their votes to 1 defeat democrats. The estimate that I democratic leaders have of republicans who thus permit themselves to be i used was perhaps correctly expressed 1 by ;;\lr. James A. Bell, the retiring! county democratic chairman, who, on July 2nd., 1910, was quoted as saying, amid applause, “I approve of the pri mary plan of organization so long as i republicans do not vote in the prima-! ries and money and liquor are not used.” I am, with regards, very truly yours, JAKE F. NEWELL, County Rep. Chairman. BALDNESS CURES I'or t-’-". rr year- quite thin. : I ,ASn;:t fi- U'i: r ■ -.-r] Si:!; ;.:v: I I'.avc t: "(I f- •no*'iU'■- in th-..ker. ' 1 nolicc a con'tar.i inr IE PI I EX BACOX. R . 50c. and $1 Bottles, A; A!! Dragg-sfs WYETIf 'CHEMICAL €Cri:vA: 7-1 COETLANBT SX„ KEW YSiRtr. Clr'l Toiler Soap I-REE to a-yor^ '-.r.o v. tiscmer; v.-lth •.h'. r:c:u.^o c? the GIRI. O.N '.HE BO.-, cj: r 3 wOc DCit'C T * 'T yc.ih'J rnd ^ I'lpb';? H^ir R to . ' \ ‘ Rfcommended and For Sale B}’ R H. Jordan & CGmpanu OFFICE OF THi: ng & Loan "ciatio? 207 North Tryon Street Jur friends are more ciithu.'* i ’ than ever for shares in tiu- i which commenced Saturdays ■ :i 4th, and was a record-breake:'. U ■ 4 Fedeml Court Con venes on April 10 Federal Court Convenes on April 10. The next term of federal court will convene here on the second Monday in A!>ril with Judge'James E. Boyd, of Greensboro, presiding. Among the cases of importance to come up will be that of Masters and Sibley, the real estate boomers, of Albemarle, w'ho were recently in Mecklenburg jail on a charge of mak ing false representations of their property in Stanly county and there by securing money fraudulentiy. They are each now out on bond. Captain Killed. By Associated Press. Newport News, Va., March 29.—Hurl- ed by a giant wave during a storm off the GGrand Banks down a compan ionway and instantly killed was the fate of Capt. Christen Pederson, of the Danish steamer, Dronning Olga, bound for New Orleans, which arrived today. The ship left Gothenburg, February 25th. Sir Caspar Clarie Dead. I5y Associated Press. J.,ondon, March 29.—Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, formerly director of ihe Metropolitan Museum of Art, died here today. being paid for. Books are st.ii ‘ V for additional subscribers. f T. H. WEARN, Via - R. E. COCHRANE, Sec. ai A TONIC Suilds «S5> ftKo Entire Sy5t®«T> QUICKLY RESTORES the appetj-TE to BRINGS NEW LIFE TO THE BODY IN ALL Weakened Constitiitjoas N«w Vo**-- all druggists, or FAIRFAX The newest pattern out in sterling silver flat wear. forks and spoons. The most popular pattern on tho ninrket. complete assortment just arrived; also many other pieity signs in Sterling and Plate. Engraving free. Garabaldi, Bruns & Dixon
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