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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
coMMANpERY COMMITTEES
For the Big Excursion of the knights
Templar Next Sunday

1t is evident that there will be a
brilliant crowd on board the Yosemite
next Saturday to participate in the eX-
cursion to Victoria under the auspices
of Hesperus Commandery X. 7. Fol
lowing are the committees having
charge of the affair. Sir Knight West
being chairman Of all Of them:
Printing-Sir Knights Sly, De Mat
tOs and Grahame.
Finance-Sir Knights Fraser, Dib'
BILE and NanderfOrd.
Advertising-Sir Knights Merriman
McKinnOn and linn.
Decorations-Sir Knights Parker
Roll, Langdon, Hopkins, Sly, AllertoT
and Hakes.
Invitation-Sir Knights Bateman
Dibble, Parker, Dimon, Hakes, Nc
| Kinnon, Grahame, Sly Fraser, HOP
kins, Allerton and De Mattos.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
sUCCUMBED TO OLD AGE
meiggs' Wharf, San Francisco Land
Mark, Blown Down

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2-Meiggs
wharf, one Of the oldest landmarks OF
San Francisco, succumbed TO old age
and a 3O-knot breeze, yesterday after
noon shortly before 3 o'clock. For
nearly forty years the old wharf, has
stood, bearing the name Of its builder,
who in latter years achieved a world
wide fame as the builder OF, the "a
nous Arroyo railroad which climbs
the Andes mountains in Peru. Inc
wharf was built away back in 1907 ano
for years was the landing place OF the
many vessels that arrived from tine
East and Panama.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04

to pacify Roach. This seemed to en-
rage Roach more than ever, and draw
ing his gun he killed McCord on the
spot. A boy slipped away TO a house
near by and securing Winchester re-
turned to the room, took aim and fired
at Roach, killing Mrs. Walton, an es-
Unable lady living in the community;
In the excitement Roach escaped and
! is still at large.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
Breaks HIS Neck IN a Well

MERGED, Cal, Aug. "a sun spe'
cial of this date, from Smelling, says
that a man known as French Joe
working with a harvesting crew at
Odds & Barfeld's ranch, met deatn
this morning in the following manner
Something was the matter with inc
machine. and Joe, after making the
necessary repairs, stepped backward
falling into an old well 100 feet, break
inc his neck. Joe is estimated TO be
worth $4,000. lie was about 40 years
of AGE and unmarried.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04

There is a young married woman OF my
acquaintance whose first wifely experience
with the needle has resulted in capital
Joke on her. She found what appeared to
be two immense rips on the inside OF the
tails Of her husbands frock coat, and while
he was down town she carefully sewed
them up. When the young man came
home to lunch his wife met him, coat In
hand.
"Pve Just mended it," she said; there
were two awful rips in the tails of it."
LET me see." said the husband OF the
industrious young woman. "Ididn't know
there was tear in It,"
Eyes, there was; right there"
"But those are the
The young man caught the look of limo
cent doubt on his wife's face and stopped.
Eyes, those were fearful rips; thing
were getting in them all the time"
Aud the young man went down to hi
/ office and picked out the threads in orde
| to get at his bank book and a few letter
that he had in those tail pockets.-Kansa
City Times.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
snoialists Advocate Perjury

BERLIN, Aug. 3-The Arbeiter lei
tung. the Socialistic organ in Gerken-
sen, in its issue today, contains an
article advocating a resort TO perjury
nv Socialists in political trials, and de-
ciarinp that such course is praise
worthy when it tends to serve the
interests Of the people.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS


Mn Abrahams and Mrs S M Sawyer
Belleville: John Elwood and wife and
j V Choun, Blaine; f A DAYS., Chicago;
r Jennings, Jennings; o i Williams
city; A Il POentlce and X M Webster
Altoona; VIM Prosser and family, norm
fred Martin. Olympia; IL II Harsha, Set
tie lie: Emile P1rsch and W E Cumbachi
San Francisco; r b Fleming, wife and
child. Portland; o w Rank, Seattle; inc
5 Howell. San Francisco; Bias Hayden
HoIton, Kas: G. C Teal, Lynden; A Fort,
louis. Seattle; II Blodel and Samue
mn Seattle: Mrs A Hill and Miss
O'Neill. East Sound; Samuel Taylor
Dunkirk, n Y.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04

DRUNK AT A DANCE
Insisted on Taking a Whirl and Three
People Were Killed

DURANGO. Col, Aug. 3-News has
lust been received here OF a terrible
tragedy which occurred at ball in the
Blue mountains last Friday night.
While the dance was going on a tough
character by the name OF Tom Roach
Insisted upon dancing. He was drunk
and armed with a knife and pistol
He was not allowed To dance and
raised a row. Frank Hyde tried e
ouell the disturbance and was stabbed
by Roach in several places. A COWBOY
by the name OF William McCOrd triec
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
Cabbage and Peas

Wash and chop two young hearts Of cab
bage, put them, with pint OF young peas
and dessertspoonful of chopped mint,
into boiling water; cook till tender, then
drain. Have very hot dish, just rub II
with a bit Of onion, let an ounce Of butter
melt in IL, then turn In the peas and cab
bage, season with pepper and salt.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the washing
tim Avenue assessment roll Is now in my
hands for collection, and payment Is now due
and requested. All assessments not paid on OF
before August :. isel. shall pay penalty
OF 10 per cent on amount OF assessment and
shall draw interest from that date AZ The
rate OF 10 per cent per aunum until paid.
Dated at the City OF fairhaven, wash
iss /. = RICHARDS, City Treasurer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04

Summer Meeting of the Elks-Eleetion-
ARRANGEMENTS for a Social Session

During the summer months the
Elks all over the country hold meet
ing only one night in a month. Last
Sunday night the lodge in this city
held its second summer meeting ana
there was an excellent meeting and a
good time generally, During the
meeting the preliminary steps were
taken for social session early in Sep
tember. The regular meeting night
was also changed from Sundays to
Thursdays, and an election to fill va
cant chairs for the remainder of the
term was held. In this j l.. Thatcht T
was chosen as Esteemed Leading
Knight, VIII L. Nisscher Esteemed
LOYAL Knight and w. r. Newman sec
| rptgry
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
Weather Forecast

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. .3-FOrecast
for Oregon; Fair weather, except
light rains in northwestern portion;
north to west winds; slightly cooler.
For Washington; Fair weather, eX-
cent light rains in the extreme eastern
norton: north to west winds; slightly
cooler
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04

The sloop Margery, of Seattle, ar
rived IN port yesterday morning, hay-
ing on board a party Of young men.
They had forgotten to obtain their
papers before leading, and as they had
to give an account of themselves, they
were subjected to the ordeal OF going
before the deputy collector of customs,
A little telegraphing set the matter
all right.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
Long Toward Morning.

Harry lat the babylon look bored
and tired, old man.
Jack-well, who wouldn't I've been
swinging dumbbells all the evening
New York Herald.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
washington Coal for California

SAN Francisco, Aug. 3-The bark
McNear came from Tacoma last night
with a cargo Of 1000 tons Of coal FOR
the South Prairie Coal company.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria'
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
LETTER LIST

list OF letters remaining uncalled for In
the Fairhaven postOiiice for the week ending
Auuust 1. 1891:
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
REAL ESTATE TRANS FERs

Persons calling for any OF the above d
scribed letters, Will please say they q
;. Ii. hEELER, r. NJ
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-04
SOCIETIES

OCULAR CONCLAYEs oflIesperus Com
IL mandery No. s holden on first and third
TUESDAYS OF each month at p. IN. In Masonic
hall. Visiting Sir Knights courteously IN
yited. ~ d. Nhsl' r. ~
j. p DEMATTOs, Rec.
Negro world., 1891-02-28

become very proficient in cutting and
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Mrs. Arthur d. Smith.
Brazil, Ind, Nov. Sth, 1899.
J. TX. Doran:
A lady that has used the system
for two years says she would not take
one hundred dollars for her Cutter, if
she could not get another.
Mrs M. Coulter.
South Fork, Pa, Nov. 7th, 1890.
j. X. Doran:
I think the National Garment Cut
ter is the most complete System in use.
Eleanor Keelan.
Bath, ILL.,, Feb 3rd, 1891.
Goldsberry, Doran Il Nelson:
Dear Sirs:-I have used your sys
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systems Of cutting any and all kinds
Of garments for men, women and
children.
Miss Lydia Ketcham.
Negro world., 1891-02-28

the thorough manner in which our
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WON by either sex, making perfect fits
without rebasting. 1t is household
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out We wish you success in your
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Negro world., 1891-02-28

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. Ilth, 1891.
Gentlemen:
Some four years ago / procured
from one of your agents the National
Garment Gutter, and since then have
Negro world., 1891-02-28
Ardoreonv;lle Anril 9Th 1890

Andersonville,. April 5th, 1880.
To the National Garment Cutter Co.:
We, the undersigned ladies of An
Jacksonville, have been taking instruc-
tions in he u&e of the National GAR
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Negro world., 1891-02-28

and teaching various systems to 9th
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the same ground that it does. Every
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is impossible to estimate the value of
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Chas. Adams,
Tailor for Virginia Military Institute.
Asheville, N. c.. May 90, 1890.
| have been using the rs. T: Taylor
System" for the past fifteen years,
twelve of The time in actual drees-
making, but upon Examination Of the
National Garment Gutter | decided to
use 1t, and have had the best of sue
CESS with it, and prefer it to any other
system now in use. The chief points
in favor of the N. G. Cutter is its sim
plicity, accuracy and wonderful ad-
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forms. learned to use the stem
with only a few minu es instruction.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
Shot her Betrayer.

NEW YORK. March 2.-Tnis morpida, in
front of No. 70 Spring street., Psulins Robert.
Ice, an Italian girl aged 20 years, sent two
pistol balls crash' 6 into the body OF her
lover, Nicola Pieco. Oae ball struck him in
thu stomach and the other in hi. back.
About four months ago PIeco and sbe ht-
came lovers Oae day when che vas alone
In the house Pieco took advantage OF her.
He swore then that he would marry Der and
gave her revolver, telling her that II he
failed to keep his promise she should shoot
him. Paulna took the weapon and this
morning shot him. She heard that Pieco intend.
ed to desert her and sail for Italy without makiEg
her his WIFE, She was in delicate condition and
urged him to make good his word 10 rc,u ed
and said he had money to fight ifshe took the
case TO court. Maddened by her wrongs she set cut
in search of Pieco, whom she met, and sfter .
9ordy qusrr, sho opened fire on him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
Congress-.

The U s Senate on Saturday passed the
Iodian appropriation bill end took up the
postcfice appropriation bill. Mr.. Eye
moved to amend the bill By inserting the
Postal Subsidy bill passed by the House Fri
day nigh.. Pending action the Senate went
into executive session. after which the death
of Senator Hearst was announced and after
eulogisic remarks the Senate at 1890 yes
t rday morning adj utGed.
The House was al work on the approp!a
ton bills. Mr. Thompson. OF Oiic, reported
the following resolution THAT Alexander
BoarmcD. Judge If thu U. S. district court
of the S ate OF Louisiana, be iEpeach-
ed for nigh crimes and msdemeanors. F."
Pending consideration OF the resolution,
pub ic hueness was Suspended, and the
House proceeded to the consideration OF
resolutions euloeistic of the life, character
and public services OF the late James Pie
len, of Tennessee. Al The night session the
Houe refused to concur in the Senate
amendment 10 the copyright bill. MIR. Nc
Kipley called up tie bill providing that
nothing in the existing tariff laws shall be
construed az sflecting the treaty eZis'log
bstWeen the United Sta ;es AID he Hawaiian
IsIsn6s snd the oil was passed, es WAS slso
the bill TO prevent hook-making AID poo
selling 10 the District of Columbia. Mr.
C!unie hrit Il /, announced the death ci Sen
slor Hearst, and in respect to the memory
of the deceased Statesman the House at
1850 adjourned nn.il to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
az Of L-uhaveu Bay, Virginia, with the

vev OF L-uhaveu Bay, Virginia, with the
NH OF constructing oyeekwatcr there.
senator Pieasr. of kansas made his ap-
peeraDce upon the Il ,or of the Senate this
morning ard vas Introduced to many Of the
men who will be lis colleagues in the rezs
Congress, by Senators Plumb aud Iogsll7
BE says be will vote With tbs party that
supports the Alliance measuree.
The deficiency bill as reported to the eenate to.
cay contsias no appropriation for settlement OF
Virgihiss claim Ter the money she advanced the
general government during the wsr of .
The resolution to correct the clerical error IN
theWs: hinaton aud Arlington Railroad ill., preVi,
ousy alluded to in this hiss passed
both houses OF Congress that bill now ls entire
ly satisfactory to It's friends.
ChsiIman Rowell of the House elections com,
init. es is intensely diegusted with his own par.
ty for falling TO assist him in his effort to pay
more republican contestants for seats in the pres
House
Che Cspi,o' is trimming full Of lobbyists to-day
and the way they are putting in, and tying to-
their work. is q c4utit n to behold
1t is thought that the nomination OF MIR. Nc
Lsughlin as p1stmsster at Lynchburg will not be
conf rmed SIS certain old charges against him have
been sent to the senate posto1ice committee.
TX Senator Lewis of Virginia was at the Capt.
tol to-day The ex Senator has )ined the Farm
ers' AL lance.
Four motions were made in the o. S. Supreme
Court to V to sdvauce intended to test The
validity ami constutionslity of the customs, ad-
ministrative and Mckinley tariff laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
Death of Senator Hearst.

Ssrator Gsorge Hearst, of California,
died at his residence 10 Washington ST $40
O'CLOCK Saturday night c! complication OF
diseases, Bdght's disease and heart trou-
BILE being The mcst aggressive. He Yves ua-
conscious O. the ;ims OF his death. and he'd
been ia seEli-coma state for several days.
Gee Ga Hearst was born ic F'ankllu coGr-
ty, Missouri, September 3. 1920, enc gear
after bis father, South Caroliniau, bad en-
leratsd there. He STATED life rs o miner,
aa3 snesas3 gTes, fortune. Ii politics ne
was Democrat. La 1882 he was caDdi-
date ia: Govsrno: Ct California on March
90 1886 be vas appointed U. s. Senator, as
a democrat, by Governor Stoneman. to
the vacancy caGaed by the death CT John F.
Miller; gas elected to the q. s. Senate to
succeed q. P W!iiaus, republican, end
took his s.a Marci 4 1887. The present
Legislature Of California is republican and
will sand ynppbicsa to the Senate rs hls
succsseoc. Messrs. Stanford, Vance, Vest,
Hoar, Slwyer, Bate, Berry. Stockhrldgs and
B1rbour were appointed oy the Senate to at
tend ths funersI of the iale Senator Hearst.
The remeius will ps taken to California for
burial. TIE funeral services over the re-
mains will be held on Thursday morning.
They will iake place st bis late residence
and will be brief end simple. The day Of
the funeral is delayed until Thursday so as
to enable the members of the Senate aud
Houae who desire to atteCd the funeral to
d. 30 without Interfering with the pressing
business hat demands their attention our
Ing tbs fe~ remaining days IN which Coz
gress will b in session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

ton Of passing reso 'ul'oas in favor Ct NJ,
Mccarthy.
BUENos AYREs. March 2-Tne ata;e c.
siege which vas raised during the election,
continues here. l. Is generally be Ieyed
that the Intervention OF General Mitre. .r.
president Of tee republic, will leed to se,.
tiement Of the difficulties which are agitst.
iug the country. Bnsins;s throughout the
country Is at staudaii'. and there is li.tle
confidence 10 the financiaI situation.
All news which Ia received in this city re.
gardng the revou' ION Ia C2ii Is genefsllv
mietrusted.
ToUIoJE, March . Quiet regus here
The banks have reopaued and business Ia
being resumed.
ROME, March 2.-The Pope tc-lsy ia re.
cei9ing organizations apon the ofc,siou Of
the elshteth anniversary of lis br,hdsy
He was born March 2, 1910, and was elec cd
to the Papacy upon the death OF Pope Plus
TX, being crowDed Pope March s. 1873.
The Pope says he Is graiied a. The progress
OF the faith in f gland, aud says shat iced
spares him until his spiscopa jubilee he will
devote pa, OF the off ring he might receive
to the suppression Of slavery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

An Eoelissmap broke Tbs gambling bank
al Monte Carlo. Saturday, winning E1.0Co
The disappointed espirants for the Lynch
burg poetmsstership are making o hght
against the Appellate.
The man who was arrested 10: The last
Wbitechape! murder will not be Prosecuted
by the English authorities.
Samuel G. Staples, OF Virginia, has been
appointed medical examiner In the Pen
s!on Office at salary OF 81 800 per anpum.
Toe Ball Run coal and iron company has
beeu organized by the appointment of a,
Fletcher, president. 1t Ia capital!z "a 81
$500. 600.
By the breaking OF cable at the Goa!
mir es in Marion county, Teup., on Saiur-
day the car dashed down the mountain, aud
two men we're killed and eleven hurt.
The census office has announced the pep
ulstI of Virginia by rac,s as folloSs:
whites Ola $50; colored, GAO S57; Itd;aDe,
80; Chinese so; japanese. is. Toia'. l.
655 $40.
Mr.J. W. Wood. and Mis-, Elizabeth d.
Browning, daughter OF the late JAS d.
Browning, OF Rsppahsnnock county. were
married at "Milyiew," Fsu9uisr county, oa
the 18Th.
The receat vi.i. OF Jldgs R.W. Hughes and
Congressman Waddil to the White House.
has given rise to the report that MIR. Wsddili
wcuId not OF ACT TO eucceeding Judge
Hughes on tbs Uaited States district bench
next June.
During the two weeks closed yesterday
the largest shipments OF coal made fer many
months 10 the came length oftime from
T ., Ill rfo1 h.
ing nearly 1000 tons. About So, 600 tons
were shipped east.
At Hampton on Saturday the grand jury
made special report 10 the Freeberger case,
exoneratiug him from all connection with
the murder of hia atep-daughter, Grace May
Jones, whose body was recently found In
Mill Greek. Freebsrger Was Immediately
discharged.
Martha Kiog, negro woman about
thirty years old, WHO lives at Shortpump,
10 Henrco county about sixteen miles from
Richmond, was taken to that city Friday
Night by constable on the charge OF beat
ing her thirteen ,year-old stepdsughter,
Mary e. King to death.
A terrific wind storm passed over large
portion OF Mecklenhurg county Saturday
night. and was accompanied by heavy fail
of hail. Trees were torn up by the roots,
and their branches twisted. Orchards, iu
many localities, were completely iuinsd.
Barns and other outbouses we're blown
down, dwslliug houses rocked, and he IL
mates were badly frightened. Lewis Relney.
VINO resides near ST. Tammany's pOsto tfica
wes csught Gu, in the storm while On his
wy home, eod Was blown down seversl
times By the wind. He finally succeeded in
reaching tree, TO which he ung until the
fury Of the storm ebased
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02

COFFEE KILLS GEBMs.-Cef fee has diam
fsctaut properties. Only recently certain
Dr.. Luieriz has STUDIED in detail the germ
killing action Of ocf.e Infusion. Using by
no m ans strong lnfusions, ne SHOWED that q
certain harmless microccous germ dies in g
ten per cent cofss sointion 10 from one to
i've days. Tne bacillus Of typhoid fever
persisted 10 from ons to three days un-
der c1aee i.hlsncs, and the cholera
bacillus IL from three to four hours
The germ OF anthrax or spIeIic fever died 10
two or three hours; but tho spores OF young
forms Of tbs latter germ persisted in from two
10 four weeks only. These latter results
speak we'll for the power oiccGse as g germ
icide, for anthrax germs and epores are by
no means easy to scotch Or kill. Possibly
after these revelations cohse, Administered
internally, may be util;z d az remedy for
germ-produced disease. As iG is, lis virtues
Sc reyiyer ard "pick- me.up" have LONG
been epp.ecsted outside the medical world.
Illustrated Nc,Us of The World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-02
An Electrical Wedding

Miss Jeanette Ries and Mr.. L. G. Greens
folder were married last night BY Rev. DR..
II. HochLeimer, OF Elem Street Synagogue.
The nuotiEl ceremony vas performed at the
residence Of the brides mother, Me-. E. E.
Ries. TIE bride VAS dressed IN 8 travelling
banquet followed tbs ceremony. MIR. Elias
E Res, brother of the bride, and WELL
known electrician end inventor, made the
entertainment surprise 10 the guests by
some novel electrical effects. No sooner
had tie company been comfortably seated
than the room burst into a haod of light
from numerous veri-colored iDcepdesceut-
electric amps hidden among the decorations
aud suspended at various points above the
heavily lad sned tables. The entrance OF
the bride and groom was welcomed by the
automatic ringing Of electrical bells and the
playing of electrical musical instruments.
After the 6st course had been served the
room, to the surpriee of the guests, was
plunged in semi-dsrkness, when suddenly
from among the q }ral decorations upon the
table there Glowed tiny electric lamps, lend
Ing an exquisite charm and attraction to the
scepe. Not only tae flowers, but the interi-
or OF the translucent vases In which some Of
them we're getlere6 scintlllated with fl sh-
es of light. After awhile miniature cleo
trio lamp which in some unexplained man
ner bad attached itself TO the BRIDES hair,
was saen to glow with dazzling brightness.
Mr. Z. z Kiss gave tcsst TO the couple,
wishing long life and enjoyment OF coed
things like those spread before them, Ee
concluded with an II motion TO be temper
ate In al things, st the same time touching
an electric button, when two ssrpents slow
IL uncciied themselves and issued from the
wine bottle that stood before the Bird. co.,
pie. Ciears scd coffee were served, and the
cigars were lighted by an electrical lighter,
while .he coffee was boiled~ln fill view of
the company by an electrical heater. The
speeches that we're made were literally ap-
plauded by 90 electrical kettle-drum placed
under the table. II treated all with im5ar-
TALLY. as the company dispersed the cleo
trio current get off 8 novel pyrotechnic dis
play, amid the crimson glare OF which the
festivities ended.-Balto. Sun.