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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

THE Tribune says: "As directly as 1t
could the Democratic platform advocates
the admission OF Utah into the Union" OF
course it does That is the way all Demo
Gratis feel, and they wouldn't be Democrats
if they didn't
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

IT SEEMS like it would be pity to ex-
clude the general public from conventions,
but 1t is only too true that hundreds who
obtain admission misuse the courtesy and
violate all proprieties by their unrllly be-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

THE CONVENTION being over. let Congress
60 TO work early next week with renewed
vigor, attend to the necessary legislation
promptly, and 90 home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

THE TIGER has ceased growing, and, as
70 the ticket, he won't scratch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

TIM PROFESSIONAL politicians on both
sides have learned something this year. 1t
is to let the people have their way VIXEN
they 60 to thinking
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

The RECEPTION OF the returning Utah
Democratic delegates and their escort
should be rousing one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

II Is safe 10 say that the man who de-
signed the Chicago convention barn will
never get another job of that Kind.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

1t is not what its proprietors cay. but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that makes
it sell, asd wins the confidence Of the PEG
pie. Al
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

THE TusoARoRA play was quite amusing,
but there doesn't seem to have been any
plot to il.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25

GENERAL BRAGG, of Wisconsin, who still
loves CLEVELAND for the enemies he has
made. being inquired Of by reporter at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25
UTAH WEATHER TODAY.
SILVER AND LEAD IN NEW YORK.

Fair, warmer. warm wave.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25
RIGHT OFF THE BRoILER

havlor. Too large convention hall
somewhat of nuisance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
r. c. CHAMBERS, President
HEnER }. GRANT. Vice President
r. II. DYER JOHN 7. GAME.
L. A. SMITH, THOMAS MARsHArzs
J. l. RAwLTE K. W YOUNG.
J. W. JUDD. GEo. CUE11Ns.
JOHN Il N1EDER. SIMON BAMBERouR
HORACE G. WHITNEY.
business Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-25
7. AUERBACH &BRO
4 Gala Week For Buyers.
Special Large and Attractive Purchases this
week, at such prices must effect speedy Clearance
Note Few items, Illustration OF the Many

/ Left which we continue to sell at Soc,
worth 75c.
zoo yards of 27-inch Pongees, in Black,
Cream and Lovely Street and Evening
Shades fast colors, for 75c., worth s1.25.
10 pieces of 32-inch China Silks, in Even
/ ing Colors, to close at 62J1c.
4 Novelty-42-inch..B Black Hemstitchsd
Flouncing Wash Silks at SLIGO, worth s2.95
SILKS! SUMNER SILKS /!
J Imported Grey and Brown De Beiges at
Soc, worth S5c.
so pieces Of New Summer Shades Camel
cites, at 75c. per yard, worth s1.25.
Our fine line OF Imported SuIdngs must
/ be sold. Here is where you will find the
GREATEST CUT IN VALUES.
PARASOLSg
hell
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
DIVA pOciagi dzienne do
Montana / brzeg0w Paci.
fiku.

Poczawszy cd 3 Kwietaia
heda choIzity poclagl kole1 Nor
thern Pacific jak nustepuje:: Poc.a g
numer > opuszcza st. Paul o go
dzinie 9 pred poludniem, codzien-
ME, .jadQc do Spokane. Seattle,
Tacoma Portland, via, Butte, w
Montana. Pociag numer 1 opusz
GA S. Paul o godzinie 4. Is p
p%ofudnlu. iadac do Spokane,
Seat'e, Tacoma Portland. 1Oba
poclagi mleszcza kcmpletny aparat
Pullmana poc;ag6w svpialnych
%plerwszei klasy, kary syp;alne ola
turystow, kary syp'alne Ola
woInych kolon1stow, ~syp,aInie
dzicnne kary jadulne.
Catoli Move <ary PuIlmana
tudzicz kary sypialne ola turys-
tow wychodza 2 Chicago o go
dzinie lO.45 ~wicczorem codziennie
LIMA kolei Wisconsin Central, do
Montsny i Poinocnego zachody
AHu a'l'iNleiH hald of piolHd
i erwszej klasv opuszcza Chicago
0 godz,lie 6 z poludnia, codzien-
nnie, via G. M. & St. P. Ry,
pda&ac do Butte. Spokane Tacoma
p ort'and. TIE cafoliniowe kary
,ypialnc dostarczaja naj!epszych
scygod i umoiebniaja podro1uja-
Mym unisniecie wszelklch fatyg i
wtox Z powol y zmiany kar W
podr6zy.
Xoleje jadalne na linii kole-
joweJ Northern Pacific i nadal
traktuja uprzejmie p%edr6iujaca
publicznosG. Il cfarowanemi Jeraz
powyzszemI wygodami, uznaja
dis turyscl, businessman lub
kolonisri kolej Northern Pacific
ia nnjlepsza LIMA do Mipneso:y
Potnocncj Dakoty. Manitoby,
Montany, Idaho, Oregon, Wa
shington, British Columbia, Alaska
j California,
Montana, Eastern and Wes-
tern Washington Folders, Won
derIand, Przexodnik sportsmenow,
Yellowston Park. Broadwater
Hot Spring i Alaska folders ma
rok 1892 dziefa te luz wyszty
z druku. Kazda z tych publikacyt
kazdemu ia zadanie przesfana
bedzie b%ezpfatnic. Zgfosic sic poo
adresem: Chas. S. Fec, Genera,
Passenger and Ticket Agent o:
the Northern Pacific r. r. st
Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

NIEMCY W Afryce p""aes'
zuowu ME maia kleske.S "czr.'
Moshi ruszyt przeciwko \ ~"
com | zblf ma glove "r>>
w6dzce wojsk nlemieckt \
Bulowa pod Klllmand2ar"
Wo)ska niemieckie musla:>
sic cofna6 a k~raiowcy
scigaIi. Sam dowodzca Bui"~
zosta1 dose niebezplecznie ~
raniony. Pc stronie memo
kiei pablo oko}o $50 l@>@
trupem na placu bolu. Straly
maja byS znacgne, blizszych
szczegoiow dotai ]ednak ME
ma. Berlinsk,e dziennlkl ME
ma1o sic smuca powodu
tego l nazywala w.escl te
hloboweml, straszneml, pre-
razalaceml.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
krRYEROWI, WARSZAWSKIEMU

wyjatHowa W 'alu naSZym l z;
granlca poczytnost l powage.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
Moskale a Niemcv.

sSAS 90 ~ ASA1hS
Jak systematvcznie pn~"ii
n~uw"'a moskale wsrrI.i'e
H~'"l nemneckle z Rosy !
* ",r> ~, Prl,k,ego, many
,:,y!y "ow6d W "zesrs rvcn
w> d~i,'sa,.A Mem wv k,. mis-.
nv. Swl.M obi :el daz-
.nfsI many "t>tepHIacem
oh2"rz+i@"'ru 'Ne poda]e
..MUHyar Nut>A.Vsk'':
,,Ttgoink Au,eiowy
iunoSl, u ,bowl42ano vszv>t,
fabrykautdw w guh-'n'i piotf-
kowskiej do n'eprzylmowan'a
odtad do fAbryk m%ew!sdala
cych bicycle badz ie>ykiem
rusklm badz polskim 'echnl-
nlkow wogole w>zelkltgo
rodza]u pracownlkow, ktorzy
ma]a soble oduany Jared mad
robotnikami lub dozor mad
nlml. Zajmujacvc.l obecrle
take stanow,ska, & EleczYnla
cych zadusG pomf9l'onemu
Warunkuwi uulecOuO Zastaplc
lnuYmi 30 Is >,yczun 1898
r. correspondent iodzSl W
dopelnle.iu 'powyas1el wIad"
n.oscl do:,ie. &c skutkiem
taa'ego ,urz4dzenia zaj!2 z
Nowym Rok,em zm'any
glownse W niz>zym personale
tecE"i~nym t,bryk, n'e!yISo
" san,ci Lvdz,, lecz W Dabro-
VIE, So~nowiea~h. ZaHlvrc}u
Czeslu howe. Tomaszow,e
rawskm Pablanica h, Zg,erzu
i innych pomn'eIsz, Gu "sadach
fabrvcznvch = 20 Isl tam.
wszedze, = yak ~opo"ladamy
- gdzie lcchulKam'. nle
umielacynl an j." I~p~>JsSu,
am pc p"l>ku 50 N'rm"y. -
G. HsA}>c1 u'rA"a p sadly
: rhyb. " story A1oIa}
przeiulmac SNol ,ztl wuy le.
zyk i uaucIyl SIZE 'oskouaIe
obu iezlkGw >}v~1, nsiljch.
Tak1o cza,} s:4 I'm lenlaJa
Miasta fabryrzuc u"i grani24
Prus krole>t~.r puisSlem
za1o3one przez N'cInrvH IA
brykan,ow, sag il "oraz
Iiclnie!!sze tfumy npnkow,
ktor2y w"ai- q veal" ME
uwazaIl za %pouz-be u:<yc sic
.,barbarzynsklego" l9zYka
polsklego, tenn mnleJ r"syl-
skiego. Rpbotnny CT wszrl
ksego rodzalu przeny,iowcy
W SVEN Darclu ma ,,uieucyw!
fzowsny wscho1'' mlell glow
ME diva Zadarla: u"salnprzod
wlasns kleszen ~n%pe1n.e a
potem nlesG pochodniq cywl,
l,zacyi i oswiecac wszelkle lu.
dy. Atore bic m:aly sZc!escla
byd n,tm'eck1em'.
Teraz ln posfalnlctwo w
teb blcfze rowoIt, skqd wieI
kle gnfewy J &aie.
Jak slysz}ml, pt7emyslo~cy
z Eodzi wystepuja . prrsba 0
odrucZe,re telmiru wyCalanla
ma lat tray wlelNje pyta-
ME, c1y prosba ia bqd2le
uwzgledn'ona.
PkACCIE "a WlARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
PolSka pod MoSkalem,

L WARSZAWY pisa
miedzy innemi do nNowej
Ref, re Rosyanie juz w
gimnazyacn staraia sic wyko.
leit Mode umysly, ably tenn
}atwiej nastepnie m}odziez
nasza zupelnie wynarodowic,
wpoic w MIA wady i nawyk-
nienia rosyiskie. Jeden przy-
tocze przyk}ad najswiezszy.
: Uczniowe " gimnazyum
z w}adzami swemi poszli ma
Blelany. Profosorowie i ucz-
Movie ME tylko wyzszych,
lecz i nizszych klas, popili
sic, waldze czestowa}y t lko
uczniow wyzszych klas. Me
zalezne jednak Cd urzedowe-
80 poczestunku uczniowe
wraz Z nauczycielami chodzlli
pc knajpach / pill. Paru
malcow , klasy ma lyle
by}o. = Nauczyclele wypra-
wall pc pljanemi rome see
ny. ku wstydowi naszemu
zaznaczyt nalezy, re posr6d
pi]anych odznaczaI sic Polak
professor Daniczewskl, many
duch rosyJs1li. w czasie
owego picia odbywa}y sic
lance, poniewaz i danny bio
ra W wycleczkach udzja}.
Miedzy damaml byla PAM
Apuchtin. 4 MIA iednak mieli
zaszczyt tahczyG tylko wybra.
III wywolywani przez dyrek.
tora uczniowie.
= Jenera} g%ubernator
warszawski rozkazal wydal;c
wszystkich majstr6w podmi-
strzkow z fabryk, kt6rzy nie
w}adaja jezykiem rosyiskim !
to Cd 1 stycznia 1898 r.
Z WARSZAWY pisza
dnia IS czerwca do ,,Nowej
Reformy'' w uniwersytecie
warszawskim znowu t!umne
wydalania naszej m}odziezy.
Ogden wydalono pred
kllku dniami Z roznvcb kur-
sow 100. Wynik}o to Z
oburzenia mEodziezy ma somo.
wole profesora tizyki Zilowa,
kt6ry tendencynie przy
egzaminie pierwszego kursu
medycyny odpali} kilknnastu
akademlk6w, zg}aszajacych
sic do egzamlnu. = Koledzy
ich odmowili przystqpienia
Go egzaminu, wskutek czego
egzamin od}ozono. ~--Wszyst,
kie wyzsze kursa zesolidary-
sic i odmowiIy rowniez ,.
ZiIowowi stawienia sic la
egzamin. Do powtornie
naznaczonego egzamina zg}o.
sill sic wy}acznie zydzi, kto-
rych tez koledzy ch~rzescianie
postanowili "a z}amanie
sclidarnosci ukaraG. = kare
wymierzono studenci
zydzi zostali obici. Jeden Z
Mich powodowany wielka
zemstq. oskarzy} kolegow
karzacych i podat do wladzy
ich nazwiskach. Tych areszto-
Wano, = osadzono ma diva
dni do ratuszu, a w
n%astepstwle wydalono 100 i
odstawiono ich zaraz z
Warszawy do mieisca przy-
naleinosCi."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
co SkYCHAC.

dyrektora wszystklch kolel
austrYacklcb destaf sic Polak,
dr.. Bilinski. Niedawno temu
rewldowaf on kolele W Sta
woaii i tam proslli 60 sto-
wency, ably pocwolit ma TO-
i3by wszelkle naplsy ma
dworcach kole]ach tamte''
szych by1y oprocz W nlem'ec-
kim, takze i W stowensklm
iezyku. Pan Bilihski, ktory
1ako Polak sam VIE, jak to
bolesna jest rzecza, gdy cyl
iezyk ojczysty uclsKala, pray
rzeki, lie stanie SIG podiug
zyczenia Sloweneow. TO jest
plekuie sprawiedliwle!
Rad rosyiski zaprowadza
teraz ZmlanY " praWach
mie)sklch ma Woiyniu, Lltwle,
Ukraine i PodoIu, W tym
duchu, aty o lie moznoscl,
usunaG zydow Z rad miejskich
a p%rzynaimie1 pozostawle ich
W mDie)szosci. Poniewaz la
mlejsce zydow musie}lby
wstapiG Pola:y, Doc polskle
to zupelnie okolice, vice
zydzl pojnoszac oczYw'scle
wlelkl alaru, odweluja sic ma
to, lie oni So )edynymi dobryml
poddanymi W dawnych pol
skich dzielnlcach, no ktorych
Rad rosyjski mole llczy6 W
kazdYm wypadku. Moaemy
vice wkrotce doczekac sic
bardzo rozczula]acego zlawlska,
to Jest braterstWa rOsyJsko-
zydowskiego " walce Z Pola-
kaml.
CIAGLE ]eszcze nadchodza
z Ugandy W AfrYce szczegofy
o okruolenstvach protestantow
/ mahometau, Wypedzono z
kralu $4,000 katollk6w, spa
liwszy przedtem ich domy l
z~rabowawszy meme, kilka ty.
siecy kobiet | dzleci sprzeda.
70 w nlewole do Sudanu;
t~rzydzlesci kaplic i koscloiow
katollcklch zrownano z ziemia
miedzy nieml wspaniafa
swiatynie w stollcy kra)u,
Dziennlki francuskie przypoml-
naja, De podczas napadu
Machometan ma UgaEde w r.
1888 tamtejsi ksieza katol,ccy
tax zwanl ,,biali olcowle"
uratowali zycie dwom angiel-
skim mlsyonarzom, "a co im
Rad angielski uroczyste po-
dzlekowanie zlo2yt. Przez
wdziecznosc zapewne Anglicy
obsypal. teraz kalollkow
eradem kul swolch kartaczo-
wnic. Wiedzlel1smy JUL dawno,
pisze pewne francuskie plsmo,
CO bYla warta wiernost An
gllkow, teraz wlemy tak2e,
wiele jest warta 'ch wdzlecz-
nose.
ORMIANIE W Azyi, to
Jest mleszkahcy Arme-
nil powstali podobno
przeclwKo wladzY turecklej.
Jak sfYcha6, pobili nawet
wo]ska suitana tureckiego.
Jezeli prawda, to tam tkw1a
moskiewskie ruble, bron mos.
kiewska dowodzcy. Zaczeto-
by sic Cd Azyl. a kto vie,
ma czemby sic skonczyio.
Mlejmy nadzieje De Turek to
uspokojl be- wdania sic "
sprawe Moskall.
TRANQUIL, gdy poslyszeli
o tenn, lie Nlemcv znowu o
pomnozeniu wo]ska mysla,
zaraz sic tel pospieszyli, ably
swoje wojsko Questionable
chloe W innym klerunku, jak
Niemcy. Rada mlnlstrow pos
topnn,fo o3ohx Lo55u 5oIo,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
Bogato ilusrrowane ozasoplsrno
humorystycEne
Sm|GuS

wychodzi we L wowle cd la,
siedmiu nalregularniej diva razy
m~iesiecznie Ct. 49, i odznaczs
sic prawdziwvm hnmorem i WV
bornymi ,IuStracJami, wykonanymi
przez nal1>ah"m,tS2vch artvst6w
polskich i f".'~,: jr@'Ach. kto SIG
chce zab"N (, I.<~,~r.1t pou-
czyc niech 2a.,r~:. >"~,uje IS nj
gusa", ht0lN >AuIes&cza move
dowclpy. weSo'e w;rr%2e, hUn3"re
SKI ! satyrN.
Ilus,racve 81 ;at*e ku!nrnvnnt
i odblte " siawhNm z&k'aGxly ar,
.%ystycznym
A. Przyszlatia We Lv~wi-,
Gaia prasa rci-ss uznala
IS m i GU g. jake ~.%.;lvl>zt piSmt
humorvstvczne rulskie. Eed. yuwa-
ne W durhu p~rawdzi~ie p"iskIm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, pod has!em
nRownosf, wolnost i niepolIe-
glosc".
Do ,,smigusa" jake hezp}atny
dodatek doiaczane bywaia utworv
forteplanowe najulubiehszych kon,
pozytorow.
Przep}ata ma Snigu," Nyryusi:
w Ameryce: roc2nir ) dul&rv,
ro{rocznie Il i"Iara.
Prenrmerate najd"godniel
p~rzesy}ac przekazem p~oczto~vm
Tub delarami papler"wvmj " liscie
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p"d a'ir.s+m:
Administrators ,.Sm!guSa" l~ow
Q1eopoD Europa, Auslrya. Galicya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
kufysR WarszaEski.
DIVA razy dzienuieM

Najpopularnieisze plsmo polskie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dw6ch
edycjach: rannei i wleczorne], o.
procz SWAT dni swiatecznych, W
ktore wpchodzl rae ieden ma dz,en.
Olbrzymi dzia} telegramow i
korespondancyj re wszystklch sto-
tic e~urppejsklch i panstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wsp6lprasownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych plsarzow
,,olskich zjedna}y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21

SIanlcI PoSLlt oeS l Po""SS.
Cena prcnumeraty Ia granic
wynosi miesiscznie rs. l kop. so. Nu-
mer pojedynczy wieczorny kosztuje W
Warszawie kop. 5, poranny Zas kop. 3
Cena og4oSzen: RekIamy: "a Je'
den wiersz ~garmontowy, albo jego
miejsce. pierwszy raz 20 kop.. kazdy
nastepny raz kop. 20.
Korespondencya prywatna pc
Genie reklam.
NekrolOgia: "a wiersz Is kop.
ZwyczaJne ogloszen,a: Ia jeden
wiersz petitowy, alho jego miejsce,
oierwszy raz 10 kop., kazdy nastephy
raz s kop.
Male og4oszenia "a jeden wyraz
po . kop. kazdy raz ogloszenie minimum
20 hop.
Nadestane: Ia ieden wiersz
VrmOOtOWv re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-07-21
TRANQUIL, gdy poslyszeli

TRANQUIL, gdy pos|yszeli
o tenn, lie N,emcY znowu o
pomnozemu woJska mysla,
zaraz sic tel pospieszyli, ably
swoje wojsko Questionable,
choc W innym klerunku, jak
Niemcy. Rada mlnlstrow pos
tano VITA a2eby kazdy 2oinlerz
francuski W l,nil rezerwle
ME siedem, lecz 9ziesie6 lat
slu2yf, ci zas 2%olnlerze, co w
kolonlach francuskich "a gra-
MICA siu5be odbywaj9. ma]a
3 lata mniel sluayc. Azeby
ludzl DO woiska z~acneci6,
postanowlono tee, Re gdy Iakl
officer % lat odsiuzy, a odel-
DIE, n~atenczas dostanie lyle
pensy', lie brat pjacy. Dotad
mogll o~flcerowie dop;ero pc
80 latach tego dostapit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-06-10
MARRIED.

In the Presbyterian Church at
Charlestown, Wednesday evening,
June 8, 1892, by Rev. Mr.. Caldwell, of
Westchester, Pa, assisted by Rev.
DR.. A. G.. Hopkins and Rev. G. n.
Campbell, Miss FRANCES CAMPBELL,
daughter of Mrs. Annie Campbell, and
Mr.. G. G.. CALDWELL, OF Washington,
ID. G.
On Wednesday evening, June s,
1892, in the Presbyterian Church at
Hagerstown, Md, by Revs. Page and
Laughlin, Mr.. JOHN AUGUSTINE MA
son, son of DR.. 4. S. Mason, and Miss
RACHAEL THEODORE BEALL, all OF
Hagerstown.
In Martinsburg, June /, 1892, by
Rev. H. J. Mex eefry, Mr.. JOHN Gill
MORE, of Keyser, w. Va, and Miss
LULA CUNNINGHAM, of Martinsburg.
At the Carter House, Charlestown,
Thursday, June 2, 1892, by Rev. J. w.
Tongue, Mr.. TIMOTHY l.. SCHULTZ and
Miss MARY b. BAKER, all Of Shenan-
doah county, Va.
Near Ripon, in this county, at the
residence OF the brides father, June
Sth, by Rev. A. A. p. Neel, Mr.. JAMES
A. CLIPP and Miss LIZZIE o. LLOYD,
daughter of Mr.. VIM. Lloyd-all of
this county.
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COMMUNICATED.

WASHINGTON ID. c., June 2. 1892.
The marriage OF Mr.. James X. Tub
man, a well-known journalistic worker
OF this city, and Miss Fannie b. Paxton.
took place on Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the Church of the Epiph-
any, and ii was witnessed by a very
large and fashionable gathering OF
the friends of the esteemed young
couple. The beautiful altar of the
church was becomingly decorated
with choice cut flowers
The bridal procession was a pretty
sight as it moved slowly up the aisle
naive to the familiar strains of the
Lohengrin wedding March, played by
Professor Gould in all elegant man
ner. First came petite Daisy Carr, a
pretty little child carrying flowers
and strewing them as she passed along
Then came the maid OF honor, Miss
Brown, beautiful girl in white crepe,
carrying La France roses. Then
came the ushers, Mr.. Marshall King
Of Alexandria, Va, Mr.. r. d. Taun-
dell, Dr. Wade, H. Atkinson and Mil
ton Dickerson. Following these We're
the bridesmaids-fourb beautiful girls
Miss Lala Payton, Miss Sallie Tub
man, in lemon silk, carrying Mar.
echal Neil roses; Miss Nichols and
Miss Alice koaft, from Frederick,
Md, in blue silk. carrying La France
roses. Then came the bride, leaning
on the arm of her brother. Mr.. West
Payton, in irencers dress, white crepe
de chem, trimmed in point lace, with
the traditional veil caught with dia
mond pins and carnation pink, looked
lovely. The groom and his best man,
DR.. Rosies Middleton, awaited them
at the chancel. Then they formed a
semi-cir around DR.. Mckim who
well performed the ceremony. I'm
mediately after, they returned TO the
brides home where the friends Of both
parties gave their congratulations
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Magruder Tubman, Mrs. Tub
man in princess gown OF heliotrope
silk, bonnet to match, and carried
roses that came from the birthplace
of Gen. George Washington; Mrs. Ro-
sale +. Locke of Richmond, gra nd
mother of the groom, in black trevot,
with white illusion cap and trim
mings-looked very HANDSOME; Mr..
and Mrs. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods,
Misses mig. vi AlcAduuIId' o., dlSO
Mrs. Hudson and Mr.. and Mrs. Barber;
Mrs. G. w. Payton, mother of the
bride, handsome gown of black silk;
Miss Sue Taundell gown of gray silk;
Mrs. Poole, gown of black silk aud
jet, Mrs. Titus in black lace, aud Miss
Bette Jackson of Loudoun in grey
silk: Miss Hattie Nichols, in laven-
der silk gown looked charming; Miss
Mabel Hall in white china silk looked
beautiful. The Misses Paxton dressed
in lavender silk trimmed in garnet.
The presents were more than one
hundred. most Of them solid silver.
Among the guests from Shepherds
town were Mr.. Lee Moler, who pre-
sented the bride and groom with a
very handsome present of solid silver.
Later in the evening the bride donned
her travelling dress of pearl colored
cloth, hat and shoes TO match, and left
amidst of old shoes and showers OF
rice for the north.
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Decoration Day in Shephsrdstown.

The memorial exercises in Shep-
herdstown last Saturday in remem-
brance OF the Confederate soldiers
who lie buried In Elmwood Gene
terry were very appropriately con-
Quoted. The programme as pub
lished was carried out as follows at
the cemetery: Services around the
monument by the Confederate Camp;
music by the band prayer by Rev.
Charles Ghiselin music by the choir;
address by Col. Henry Kyd Douglas :;
music by the choir; benediction by
Rev. J. r. Van Horne dirge by the
band, and strewing Of flowers, The
address of Col. Douglas was touch
ing one, and went straight to the
hearts OF those who heard it. 1t was
full of tenderness and feeling, and
was beautiful in its eloquent simplici-
ty. Col. Douglas has spoken nearly
every decoration day in Shepherds
town, but he never made a better ad-
dress than that Of last Saturday. In
deed, the exercises throughout seemed
to be imbued with solemnity and
seriousness that was in complete har-
mony with the occasion, and was
most gratifying to the old Confeder-
ates and their friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1892-06-10
Church affairs.

Church Affairs.
The Episcopal Council OF West
Virginia, in session at Martinsburg,
finished its labors on Saturday.
Bishop Peterkin, in his annual adj
dress, said that he had made 14O
visits to 30 places, delivered 264 ser
mons and addresses, confirmed PA
persons and attended rs meetings on
other occasions. Two churches have
been consecrated. The council adopt
ed the amendment to the constitu-
ton removing the restriction in the
lay vote The report Of Diocesan
Mission Committee shows that 80, 300
was received from the Sunday
schools for this work, 800 from the
American Missionary Society, and
5000 from the Board Of Missions, and
that out of this seventeen mission
aries in this diocese were aided.
Three more men will be added to the
mission work. The report also shows
that 112 combinations were made in
the mission field. The committee in
charge Of prayer book recommended
that the delegates to the General
Convention, which meets in Balti-
more, do what they can to prevent
any further legislation upon this sub
ject. The following delegates to the
General Conference were selected:
Clerical, Revs. DIR. r. r. Swope, Dial
las Tucker, r. d. Roller and s. s.
Moore; alternate, Revs. j. j. Brit
tingham, DIR. Lacey, Henry Thomas
and G. A. Gibbons; lay delegates, w.
S. Laidley, w. p. Craighill, b. Nj.
Amber and f. J. Lee; alternate, w.
f. Watson, w. G.. Harrison, j. A.
ST. ider and Captain w. b. Colston.
The committee on Parochial Work
report 247 baptisms, 3,127 communi-
cants, 2,910 in Sunday schools, % rec
tories and so churches. They report
the value of church property at
S312, 1857, and amount Of contribu-
tons at $40, 2S4.66.
Communion services will be held
Sunday, if Providence permits, in the
Presbyterian Church at Kearneysville
at 1880 a. H., with preparatory ser
vices Friday at p. H., and Saturday
at 1890 a. III.
There will be services at the Pres
byterian Church in Shepherdstown
Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
Interesting children's day services
will be held in the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday at Mt. Wesley at 10 a. III.
and in Shepherdstown at 6 p. III.
Rev. Dr. Lacey, of Weston, this
State, preached two excellent SER
mons in Trinity Episcopal Church
last Sunday.
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Mrs. Millions Ride.

When Mrs. Million goes to ride she
travels forth in state,
Her horses, full of fire and pride, go
praucing from the gate;
But all the beauties Of the day she
views with laneuid eye,
Her flesh in weakness wastes away,
her voice is but sigh.
For Mrs. Million is in an advanced
stage of catarrh, and all the Injuries
that wealth can buy fail to give her
comfort. She envies her rosy waiting
maid, and would give all her riches
for that young woman's pure breath
and blooming health. Now, if some
true and disinterested friend would
advise Mrs. Million Of the wonderful
merits of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
she would learn that her case is not
past help. $500 reward is offered by
the manufacturers for a case of ca
tarrh in the head which they cannot
cure.