North Carolina Newspapers

4 ( 4 TTN T7"V T? T7"l rr ' rill llUil'.l'V. VOLUME 2 DURIIAU. K, 0 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1911 NUMBER 35 1U V IU2 bZHJiir Dill RHAM, N. C. 8. N. xPrcct VIT, Wily, Cartter . 1500,000.00 Total Resoul ?,000,000.09 V Th strong Ih. rh this Bank bM upon Vr confi dence In evidenced flts large and Increasing: bualneacv Wo cordially extend our ser vices to all "those who bav any .Uanklug business. 4 per Cet Interest Paid u Hating Drpsriineat, TreuU. Dec. 21. Voodrow Wilson, governor of New Jersey and adit candidate of th d 'timers uc nomlna Uoa for president of the 1'nlted State reached bi 8f!b-flfth Mrthday anni versary t.ir and was the recipient of enogratuia'.iiry 'luesaagf ' from many (ri-rnH and admirers throuwfc out the country. TiKn-rh ten year younger than Jalaitt Harmoa, who ia regarded a bulllllJifflSS YEfinSDLDTODnY his chief rlrl for th .rsidBtlali.m,nt f lne offenders. 3rnliuKin, and aeten year the junVrr of Cb4.rp CUrk, who alao 1 -1 T.iii-d Mw is a powStte dviuocrssic taodar4-bearer teat year, Goteraor V.ee etpert-nr and irtinhim bae exlended or av wide a 4d. " CiiternoT 'W"tWu -vr-m burn - lit Fuuif.on, Va and pw4 nearly the w!le at his ou& la the sotKa. His fa! her wm a lretyter'aat rolci later nJ d-jrir.( the boyhou4 of the future swernor ormtiled puiirita In Au juata. C!untSa, Wiknlngtoo aod other cr(a ia the sou'h. The s-m besaa his ardrn.lc Udk at IlarWn Col lie. Ia W.i b went to Princeton jsnd ws graduated with high honor from thl IneUtutttw. While he wa sui undrnrralual at Princeton he b ga hit cat'eer as pvll tidal writer wtrn aa u; oa "Xtinet Cotern mrui ia the I'nlted 8atB that at tracted attftttton. FV-B i'rlnoitm Coremor Wilson wrt j the Initeraity of Virginia where he t'jdied Uf fr eerwt yvara. Aflaard he latticed for thne in AtUbta and then went to Johns lijpkln Tnlteiwlty, where he galiiM leiiowahtp Yy writing a book ou "Car.trewUmal Oaternrntit." In JIM h Jwlned the facility of iTtoc. ton atid twelve years later he became pTvuMrtn of the itnlveraHj', which fMiton be hfld until tl nomination 1 g stertior of New Jetaey. TKaw'e tytli.w (m Kl ler t'ewt JMUbiirc. Pa., Dee. 28. The fi nancial affaire, of Harry Kendall Thaw, an inmate of Mattewaa asy Nim, and the slsyer of Stanford White, were wound wp yesterday When Refcrve la llawkrnptry Wra. t. p:alr directed lhat checka for 22 er cent of the amount of the clalma against Tbaw'a est at be mailed to ale creditor. Thaw's liabilities were about l3o,0. The princi pal claim was that of bta mother, M. Vary t'eplcy Thaw, for 1281, 10 FSSIL'iSTEB EllES inr.R fiirrx it hi aotos bt tun otis or tue lor At ptwt. imrr. . tit!iter J. A,' Gtlee Was gueat. of hinr at dinner given by the cWks, rttrtil eanriers wnd nnUj t( the Diiihsm poet.rfflcw In th We mej of ih v"f boll-ling Wed nesday evening. An elsborste rueni served l:h the to J rtwi of th wmaoa pMo mimting. Af-.i-r the dlntr, at wlikh Aelrn l'omter lp presided t "Jiseur, a number of Impra-n-1t terh Were made by the ein pl.fVea of the different department. The irtiiripaJ addrr of he evrnliig - was delivered by Powtmaater tillt. He o npHincnied hi eorj? of aM- nis f tr their efBHi'ttcy snid dertrl to.it It was due to their efforta and !r to bia own that the aerrlre i urce. The dinner Wss rrnKB etijojed by ail irteit and the new year will b teciit with brty rd rhwr a reatiit Of the plrwtartt AswoChttkin cf the men behind tbt fuu. musumsi ran fnpni btZzzX cf Ct And; l;:3 C:slSirt USE STRKBira.SBKES Rusla's Iron Hand, Will be Felt h 'Foolhardy lVrt.Umtaiarges of III Treat turn t Are Made Against fliiMiiatt Troop by . lYrian KliUMter's gurreMor. Ttlieran, , Dec. 28. England its preparing to throw an army Into southern Persia at a result of the attack upon Britten Consul Smart. Fighting U still going: on between the Persian constitutionalists and Russian soldiers at TabrU. Adopts trugent Jfrasnre. PL Petersburg, Dec. 28. A aeml- olficlaJ Tt;nont Issued yesterday evening says that the Russian gov eminent, ia view of "acta of fool hardy aggression committed agalnat the Russian force and Institutions In TabrU, Rcsht and Enaeil, some times folio ed by brutal torture of the wounded and base outrages against the dead." baa decided that the aevereat punishment of the guilty ia wertwV and Hum (an command era in conjunction with Russian con- tula are I intruded to ttSopt the most stringent 'fiaaiirea. These (L'eaaurea, as act forth in the statement. Include the arrest ri riiA by Court martial of all par etc i panta In the attacks, the disarma ment of the Fidals and other trouble some elements, destruction of place where rsietanc might be offered or whatever Is deemed necessary to re establish order and secure the that fTiarge of lUrbariawinnl. Londan, Dec. 28 The Pre! a com mittee, composed of prominent Eng lishmen Interested in P rsian affalp ha received the following tetcgnua from the provincial asaerakly ak Ta bri, aent through tke Persian so ciety of Conatatsilnop'.e. "On December 21, Russian troops atacked and seised the admlniaira tioa bulldiita. They trampled school children under foot and killed and despoiled Innocent mcp and women. Tbey also looted the ahop. Th in habitants, after auraordlnary for bearance, began to defend them aelve and fonwd the Russians to evacuate th government office. . , "On December 22 the Russian bombai'ded the city ontil sunset, cos Mentation. Increaaicg hourly. On December 12, in eoneeqaence f or ders from th central government to ceaae flghtinr. the Inhabitants took no steps to defend themselves, but the Russian renewed th bombard ment, tiring from the environs of th ir consulate at women and other Innocent persona. They wounded or made rsptlre the wive and children of many ret pec is til rliliena and set r to Damerou buildings and mosque. Th Inhabitants still re us! ned aulet on December J3, but th ferocity of the Husslsns great!; increased. Tbey killed many women and children, and a large number of building were burned by them. , HhsMer's Rnccewsor. Teheran. Dec. II. It la ondtr stood that th regent and cabinet de sire tea appointment of th Ameri can, F. E, Calrna. th pflnclpal as- slatant of Mr. Khuster. aa th b treasurer-general of I'ersla. It I mor likely however, lhat M. Mor nard. the ftelgian -ea-dlrertor of ens toms Ira Persia who aon mnnthi Igo made himself prominent by hia hos tility to Mr. f huster, will receive th position. m The nrttlah consul at Bhlrai, W A. lynart, who was wounded' IB I fight near Kaaerooo la lying In I caravenary. Medical assistance has been sent him. The consul wki be ing escorted to hia post by one, bun dred Indian fowars when an attack waa made by 100 Kashgal tribesmen Th Indians were forced to rttreat to Kaieroon, leaving the consul be hind, and for time mirh anxiety waa flt concerning bla fate. Rein forremstita of ISO Bowars have been d'srairhed from fhlrai to rliv the force it Kaieroon. i::7 Pcnlc ClopPS Greet Ctc! tlirctr Chk'sao, Dc. 2.-rrOr dctaih of the tMioed l'.00.0O0.ftO0 fceef ntert, whir was prevented ty fer of th panic 1907 by New tork tinkers, wa loSd In the thai of meat pwekers her today by A. II. Veeder, who ws H-rny for the packer. now aptmlng M a government wrV HttA f'omiMiny Huffers fire naltimnr. Ive. 2 Four store houses for patterna of th Maryland Fieel Company at Fparrowe Point. were destroyed Ly Jlr this morning Th damage la heavy. ITMS SKfl 01T Fosf Decisis-) Mnnflard Oil ami TolMScro rases Miikc Assault on Republican Xalional Coirunittee And aa Arrali;niu( nt of Trust" And CoinbiiuitioiiM. Cleveland, Dt. 27. Senator Rob ert M. Ln Folate, opened bis speak ing campaign, -for tbx presidency tonight by an assault on the supreme court, an attack on the republican national committee, an arraignment of the trusts and an enunciation of Lhia loess for tne cur of evils result- in: from tbe present system of gov- ernment: The criticism of the supreme court wa the most bitter ever beard from the Wisconsin aenator. It waa predi cated on the recent ruling of the court in the atandard oil and tobac co cases. . The rule of reason he de nounced aa a "profound revolution In the position of the court." .''Surely the court does not expect the people to take It seriously," he said, concluding his criticism. - I From this Mr. lFollette launch ed Into a discussion of Elbert H. Gary's plan for federal regulation of price as a relief from monopoly. Mr. LaPollette said be had no pa tienre with tbla method, la his analysis he went farther and said that ultimately the government would Lav to fi prices of labor, hours of employment and compen sation of original producers, la order to si accurately the prices to be of fered the consumers. Instead of the Gary plan or the Taft plan of federal Ilcenae fcr In corporation Senator LaFoHctte pro posed bis own plan for commission on reetralUs of, trado to reliv4 country if tW condition in' which he finds It. , The senator saw a great evil In the growth of the trust and monopolies, which he attributed to patent rights, th tariff laws jktiA the money trust. Although Senator LaFollette made no direct reference to tbe president nor suggested hi .own candidacy, be Included la bla speech a denun ciation of the Payne-Aldrictt tariff law Immediately following hia praise of labor organisation and bis opin ion that th Sherman antl-trnst law did not contemplate their regulation. The progreKv .movement, Mr. LaFoHette declared, has aa It a aim the restoration of toe government to the people. "The real cure for the 1 1'- f democracy la- more democ racy," waa one of hia eplgraraa. . Th senator's speech dealt with the recent actios of the repub'lrsn national committee In leaving to the governing committees of the party to direct th manner of selecting drlcgatea. "?? national republi can tosmlttee la almost wholly com posed of men opposed to the primary principle," he asserted. "At Its re cent meeting In Washington, this commute went on record, sot only aa opposing voluntary primary elec tion in states where there Is no law providing for them, bnt by fail ing to directly recognise tb law It tho state that have provided for the election of delcgatca to the na tional convention In primary elec tion, " "Thus this reactionary committee flagrantly sets at naught the will of the peopto of these statea that have repudiated tbe caucus and conven tion system. 6urh a policy will not tend to strengthen the party with th people. W are lighting this thing and will continue to fight II 4i n til In every state primaries will be provided by law which will give to every voter the means f directly etpresleg hia choice of candidates lo go npon the party ticket, from president to coroner." , Cfcct end milcd Man , Who Wrecked Hone Rome, Ca.. Dec. 2l.DougUi M. mm, wged IS, formerly of L Gmivt, (Aa.. aty. and Instantly killed hero last night by I'rUh U P'ftftls. traveling Mteoman. 8'arivw iimuedlately surrendered to tf police. IT nut'Ic a statement charging that Karrle bad wrecked hi tiome. - BtartK went th hotel where Hani wa mi'kyed end shot ami, la the back. Afer JUfrts had fallen 8'arnc synptled th fAWteni of bis ptetol Into the body. 1 1.. ii- C'.izzerd Rasing In Great Lakes Reclsn .Sew York. Dee. 21 A-Wiisard I raging today In, western New Tork, nnrthwentrrn Pennsylvania and nor thern Ohio. Lake shilling h twn as mod to week port. The iircury stand Bear to th iro mark. , CO. C XLOtlGE WASICNGTON, A UiFJCniTTZ. ;z PF.UC, IS TO BE SOLD IN TlllS COUffTRY - , rr, x PVi , , .-'si . ' I ' - ' ! ' " , ; , f I ' " 'v". -;;., .,. ' -. ' ; V; . " J f - iV iff' if ' V 4 --'feksL. AW IIL.; "Utlicaf it)i-e;:a "sui t,u;.crtaiit doataenUl vn'ca '' t.rtanftSt:g 'io the Mar quis de Lafjj-eue stud having a slKuiticant bearing ou the history of the war fur Aoiertouo independence hare been brought to this country fromTaria and are to t u -W in New York. One of tne rooht Interesting objects Is a bust of General Washtnsrton, whlfh glvei an lmptesslon of the Father of Hia Country tie: shown In the traditional portrtita.' It i ofHfe ske and wa sculptured :a statuary marble by J; L. J lion, who made his model from lif. Gtuetil Washington U represented In a military tunic, draped wllh a eJosav- : - . -- - -. - -- FrjEfiiifB iKra cl (mt Itti Are Esjiaeers. tlaiy UJurtd Thnnr.ond. W. Va, Dec. Xl Engi neer Da:in ia dead and. Fireman Lacy Terrell dying as result of a wreck r.n the Chesapeako and Ohio railroad near here thht vnoTU'.ug. Several i&m.iagzrt. were ljurd. Three" K0I4 a Eleetrle Line. Roc&-rter, i. IS. Thre persons wero killed and weveral bt-rt In a wrock on the Lockport tuid' Rochester electric line near here thi moraine, whea to car met In a bl'nding snow storm, s Big rear Train Derailed. Olevfland. O., IX. 28. The Tweu- tieth Century LhoKed on the Big Four waa derailed at Leg rang, about thirty-live oUW wuet of here last night and fifteen paasengers were In-, Jured, none erioi:sly. The smoking car, whl'"h rolled over !a the dHch, aa the only car to leave the rails. The !aMwirr tn this car, were the anly one injured. Eartnerr Killed la fellMeu Knosville, Deo. 28. Englrseer K. R.1 Hclnig, of Etowah. Tenn., met Instant, death and b.a fireman, Thomas W, j Vaughan of Wlllamshuric Ky, waa' swrlotisly Injured when two passenger trains of the LoolsUHe Ac Nasheville road collided headon at Savoy, Ky. TS REPUBLIC PLAIIS Kodess o! Staling Aray of Be pablic Cms lo NbUi0 rVVi, Dec. 21 Tb throne today formiy acropted -th pUn of Yuan Shi Kal for a republic. Troop fro t Kanllng, Rhancbal, Dec. 28. Eight thousand rebel sjohliers left her today for Nan king. Thi U the micleua of a stand tog army to aphold th republlcaa gnrernment. Nanking I likely lo be the capital of the reimbllc. riralet lT BrllWi Skin, Hong Kong. Dec. 28. Chinese plr s'n today koted Ue Urtthth wtewiner ioysp, flaying vwlweett Hong Korrg ind Canton. The liot-n secured 2i.oH) wnns and iipillos. No one was hurt , ., , leggmea Mskr Rich Haul. New Tork, Iec. 28. Teggmen early thle morning cracked a safe In the residence of Phillip Janet. Hi, a wealthy banker at Wiilamshnrg. and serured a large amount of jew elry aid 12,809 In cash. lilFOll'lUS OPtll LETTER TO T HorUccrkt CsU Tf.'.s cl rrizes Wm by NcrJi Cirtllzi Raleigh, Dec 23. Stat Horticul turiete W. X. HuU baa just issued a significant open letter to fruit growers and others in this state rela tive to the superb showing that North Carolina made in prite-wlnnlng at tbe National HorJcurtural Congress held this year at BC Joseph, Mo Nor. 23 to December S, when North .Orvllna, for the third time, took timt place In the production of fruits, nut and vegetable. Mr, Hutt say: "It is gratifyinc to know that this has teen made possible only by the en most and enthusiastic co-operation of our growors. The quality of tbe fruit this year ai both the state fair and the national show bore every evidence of Improvement In cultural meUiods. Not only was thi true of individual specimens, but the fact of our taking first place in the com-n-erclal five-box class at St. Joseph shows that North Carolina can bold her own in the production of apples for market purposes a well aa for exhibitions. Pcopl from other sec tion of th country who have hither to thought of oar ute as a vast pro ducer of corn, cotton, tobacco and other staple farm crop bav looked with wonder and aurprjs at our horticultural products. Th interest displayed by the people lends new encouragement toward the still great er development of those resource." Mr. Hutt lnctuda in the open letter th detail lint of .the North Carolina w lot Intra at the National Congncss fnxn th grand sweepstakes trophy for tbe largest sod btst horticultural display by any state to the test ex hibition of noma made . byproducts, titer lelng forty-Ave winning in lft eon different claase) of exhibit. Tatt Will Follow LaFollette In Ohio - Washington, , Dec 18. President Taft has arranged to pcttk in Ohio lo an effort to offset Senator Rifcert M. LaFollctte's campaign for the re publican presidential nomination. The president will deliver " wddreaaea in Cleveland January 2Kb, Columbisa on January Soth and at Akron on January sue Doard Army Surtjccas Examine C W Morse AtJatiU, Dee. 28. Th F"ttl board of lr ailing army surgeons Mt.ned by Prrwident Taft to examine Charles W. Mow. tbe New Tork banker who ts 111 at the army tt-wplial here, today concluded lis examine. Ion and the urgeons wnnt into cnumilttvUoi on the report. Which wtfi be wired to the preslUcuMat thi afternoon. I'lLBPEflEIS T Pff.1 Artita Trtci lt U Ci Change In Proposed Subject of Jfeet Ing Does Xot Change the Colonel's Determination to Remain A way Mayor Cayor Befnscs f Act on Be ceptlon Committee, New Tork. 'Dec! B8. Aittuuivh President Taft is to be arueat of honor and Andrew Carnegie te down on the program as honorary president, the pendlnx arbitration traatlim vlrh Great BHUia and Fmncs, for which Mr. Taft has labored and which Mr. Carrwple has endorsed, and not to lb brought offlcia!.ly before the cftixen' peace bnnouet lo be held at U'-l. drof-Astoria SaturJay nht At leant mm is tbe plan of a majority of the executive committee, as voiced yester day by Millard J. Bloomer, the exe cutive officer. .. .: Mr. Bloomer laid the smutter hetnra the committee and it waa decided, he said, that the sense of the body was tnat tie specific purpose o fthe dinner was not to endorse the agreements. With this revised undCTtf.ndin Ur Bloomer called on Colonel Roosevelt again yesterday and again the Colonel declined flatly to attend. But. as Me. Bloomer said, this would not change tne attitude of the oroinotem toward the scope of the gathering. In other words It was for the Durooaa of nro- moung "world oeace in seneral with. out reference to any treaty in particu lar.- WTwsawr President Taft . and Mr. Carnegie vmdertood this when they aoceirted invitations to bo ban. quet Mr. Bloom err could not say. That issue, be exnlalned. sad not . been raised at the time tii hrrrawdoos were sent out . - Mayor Gaynor has declinsd In on the reception commttte at n dinner.'1'- " - -w ' :' N. C N. G. OiHeers Make Good Showiss Raloieh. Dec. 2S Thers era enrmlne into the state hoadquarters of the North Carolina National Guard here from the caotain and other officers of the guard the solutions of the mili tary problems mat were seat out as the first feature of tb correspon dence school some weeks azo. Adln- tant General Lelnster iM Captain Dougherty, who are conducting this school, pronounce many of the papers that are being sent ia especially cre ditable. The boat thus Car, It is said, came from Captain R. R. Morrison, Morvsville. Amons the othe eaoecial- ally good being: Major T. S. Pace, Wilson and V. C Black, Charlotte. Sandlln Will Die lor Murder ol His Wile Rlelgh. Dec 28. There will be no executive clemency for L. M. Sandlln, ths convicted wlf murder er, of Wilmineton. who Is under sentence to di in th electric chair her Friday. The state hospital phy sician who mad th Xpert exami nation or banann aa to bu sanity thla week reported yesterday that be is in a perfectly normsl mental state. It ia oa the atrsncth of this flndlns by the physicians that th governor tasi mgni man u annus statement ha he will not interfere with tbe electrocution. . Spaniards Kill 430 In Fight In Morocco Mellna, Morocco, Dec. 21. Four hundred natives and thirty soldiers wer killed in i battl her. Tbe Riff tribesmen wer Anally driven off. Ten Spaniards wer wounded In the flcht. Th dahlia was at long rang and th SnaMsh artillery wept th tribesmen. . Two Killed is tweet Taanrl. -New York, Dec. 21. Tw men wera ktlUd and a third tiarfl hnvt when th wall of a tunnel under a urookiyn street eared in this morn ing. . .. .j , ' f.mias BsmHI t We4 New York. Dec 21 Lillian RusweN tod.y admitted that she la to wed Alexander P. Moore, publisher ol th PUMbui-R Leader.. Mr. Moor akw admitted It , Artreaa f VMumitta Aulritl j Kt. Lonls. Dec. It. Roma flnvder t well-known actress committed sui cide In bar room her today. i Francis AlevatuW Caitiohen 1I London, Dec. 2S. ir Francis Alexander Campbell, aged St, assist ant under aecreury to th foreign race, died today. TsrltUtt tlmsissdrr Dead. Trljiull. Dp. IS. General Mur.lr Ptohs, coninmnder of the Tarktah force cert, died la lilt Cimp today, Tczic Fcr Tfc2 CcnzJfy Service Ss 4ho keynote of "a bank's nsofulnesa it etnbraceat aM else-. - - Good hank service Is business. torHc. It keeps- UnanCiaT mat ters in a flonrishlrrgr eomtRlon. f Each individual who dealai wltn th bank contrflutej a portion to the ingredients that eompose , this tonic, and receives his hare of the benefit, j . . We Know Toar. Waats sad Want Tour First Ncllonci Danli ; DUBHA1I,K.G f ; JTLIAX S. CARR, Pnstel W. J. HOLLOW AT, Cawsisr. Mr. Samuel G. Lindsey, on of th best known young business men of Durham, whose serious Illness waa mentioned Wednesday afternoon, died at big horns on Jackaoa wtrat ' Wednesday even lag at 9; 20 o'clock.' air. lanasey was 24 years of ag. He was reared in Durham and Kt death brings grief to a Urgs circle f friends who bayi . been closely at. Uched to him from boyhood. ' H was fcrmerlr emnloved . honk. keeper for th Ellia Ston Company. - Alter arcs & attended eolleca at Poughkeepala and on his return to Durham waa mad aaaiatnt hm. r th First National Bank. Several years sgo hs wa seised with - U wtrriuie uuuaoy waicn in Kea ere is doins SS much la eradLaai - Oa retrial Jtik nation with th. bank and went to th mountains is Quest Of health, fi eetarnod aa. ral months ago .and has been oon- Dnd to . his room for about four weeks. Several data aero he eon. tr acted pneumonia and that.wa th Immediate cause of his death. Mr. Lindsev waa married in th Summer Of 1S0I to Uiaa Eatelt. Carden, and two children, a son and a daughter, survive. He is also sur vived by his mother, four broth,--, W. C Robert L.. T. U. and Iaaae Lindsey, and two listers, Misse An nie ana tt.au Lindsey. He was member of th First Bantlat Church and of th Elk, Mason and Pythian fraternal orders. - The f utibral services wrera enn. ducted from the First Rantiat ehureh this afternoon by Rev. C. J. Thomp son, asaisted by several other mln. Uters who wer friends of th de ceased. ; s Th paJl bearers wer: N. rndee. - wood, 8. A. Johnson, Chas. B. King, J. A. Warren. R. A. KnichL J. H. Mason. Th floral bearers wer, J. . D. Fridges. A. L. WeathersDoon. a. T. Carver. Jno. Beavers. E M. Mau thews. Van Patterson. A Four-Ma sd Coal . Schooner Goes Ashore New London. Conn.. Dee. ig.Tha four-muted schooner Mary Adelaide Randall, f Grottoav'Cotm., went ashore at North Jetty, on th north, aid of Block island this morning. Th raw earaned at Rlnek ialnnrf Th vesseU waa bound from Norfolk to this port under command of Cap tain Scbroucher, who was making hia maiden voyage. The vessel is pounding heavily, . , tt . PBEnYCHBISTQSTF.EE nTRE9TIS6 EXEBCInEA HEL AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CirRCl WED5EiDAT ETEnC , Tb beantiful ChrisWrms evrcas at the First BaptJat church. Wednes- day ventn: wer thoroughly evjoysi by n Urge sudlene. The docoratlone. were strikingly teantlM. , Ftxtr ChrlMinas tree wr placed tne wt each corner of th Mstruta each re splendent !Wka decoraUotda sird pr- enta, In th' enter of ths restrtira was pfaced cross vwr vbh hover, d a dor end wodsr whk-m wasi pi weed a manger mrentin: tne btrt of 9va Cftrtst rbMd. " Aa lsteirestlns: wrneeara Wast rsn. dered by ths children of tb ennday etwts, Tt srso f Miew Haills Ellia. who trnpenotmted "Mrs. Bants. C aus" Wa especially weTl tverwd. Mr. j. W. Cand1er represetitirii: Haa tm Cisos snd dWrlbutiug eh prenmbi after to exercise. A rllctiea wsn taken at th servic for O oW Mini IsicrM fwUeX tia eSBti t