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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

MARrIssyuLE. Va. March 2s.-lSpecial. J.
Mr. w. s. Gravely, treasurer OF this county,
died this morning about II o clock at his home
on Broad street in this place. lie had been
hnwell for some months and his death was not
unexpected. He leaves q delicate wife and two
children. Mr.. Grayely while comparatively
young man, was quite prominent IN this section
of the State He was deputy collector under
Arthur's administration, and was 1T the time
Of his death member OF the Republican State
executive committee. His life was insured for
1900 altogether in three different companies.
The citizens of Martinsyille had meeting
last Saturday and appointed a committee, with
L. Il Bryant chairman. to confer with different
parties to ascertain the cost OF water and cleo
fric lights for this town When the cost is as
certained the question OF issuing bonds by the
town will be submitted TO the voters for their
approval.
Tinker Harrison, who was tried at the last
term OF the county court for murder. was con-
vicied Of murder IN the second degree and sent
10 the penitentiary for eight years
magnificent vein of iron ore lmagnetic) has
been discovered on the lands of ID. W. Morris
aud about one hundred tons of ore taken out.
The ore is pronounced by experts 10 be very
line. aud the quantity seems to be e1hsustless.
The Norfolk and Western has a mineral ex-
pert in this county examining for ores in reach
OF its road.
MIR, W. +. Hodnett is building A tobacco fac
tory IN town on Franklin street.
Bishop Randolph preached q very able SER
mon and confirmed good many persons while
mere short time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

Name OF the company in full-THE LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY or VIRGINIA.
Home or principal Office Of said company
RICHMOND, Va.
Character Of the company, whether life. acct
dent casualty cooperative association,
brotherhood. live stock or any other association
insuring life-LITE.
President-G. A. WALKER;
e-Presidents-J. q. WALKER and L. VII
LIAM PEMBERTON.
Secretary-JAMEs w. PEGRAM.
Actuary-D. y. FACKLER.
Organized and incorporated-MARcH. 1871.
Commenced business-lsil.
Name OF general agent IN Virginia-GEoRGE
JOHNSTON.
Residence of the general agent in Virginia
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
HYGIENE Graham Flour,

made by new formula warmly Endorsed by
very prominent physicians contains all the
nutritve portions of the best wheat IN the
form most easily digested
Manufactured only by the Haxall- Crenshaw
Company and sold in bags of ten pounds each
by the best family grocers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

The latest ideas for ladies and children are
beautifully illustrated in the Pattern Publlca-
tions for Spring shown by the Domestic
Sewing Machine Company, 900 Main street.
Call and get q catalogue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

And so does Hoods Sarsaparila in the re
,narkable cures it is continually accomplish
ing. If you will give this medicine fair tria
IL will do you good.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

The Domestic" Sewing Machine Company.
9O9 Main street. has received its stock of
Spring Styles and Fashion Publications. Cata-
logues will be furnished on application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

A NNUAI, sTATEMET FOR THE FISCAL
y wear ending the 3lst day of December, 1891 &.
of the actual condition OF Tue LIFE Insurance
CoMpANY or VIRGINIA, organized under tho laws
OF the State Of Virginia made 10 the Auditor OF
Tublic Accounts for the Commonwealth OF
Virginia pursuant 10 the ode OF Virginia
chapter So sections 1880 and 1888, regulating the
reports Of insurance companies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castorla'
when she had Children, she gave them Castorse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
Insurance STATEMENT.

Published under authority of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts OF the State of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
DIR william A. Thorn Honored.

NonFoLK, VA, March 2i-lSpeciall 1.-The Re
publican Convention Of the Third congressional
district will be held here on May Sd to elect de-
iegstes to the State Convention at Roanoke
Application Will be made TO the courts 70 en-
Join the city from taking part OF old ~. Paul
church yard for the extension of Holt street.
DIR. w A. Thorn, Jr., of this city. has been APP
pointed Spanish speaking secretary OF the sec
tion OF physiology of the Pan-Amerlcan Con-
DR.. NJ. b. Wharton. OF the Freemason-
Baptist church, has been selected TO deliver the
annual address before the societies OF the
soSthwest Virginia Female Institute June lst
The schooner Elwood IL. Smith. Captain l, A.
pryon, has arrived here from POOLS Landing
with cargo OF ice, IN disabled condlnon
The captain states that throughout his voyage
South he encountered bad weather. On the
18th. about $50 L. NJ, he ran into a heavy
bOutheast snow storm, and on the night OF the
18th. when about seventy miles southeast OF
Sandy Hook, he encountered heavy northwest
gale and high cross seas. During the storm the
vessel lost her fore-toDmast. jibbooia and head
Five libel suits have been entered in the Uni
ted States Court III the last two DAYS. lester-
day the barge Dixie. her cargo and freight
money were iibeled for $1,000 for salvage and
towsge The Nottingham and Wrenn Company
has libeled the steamer Francis to recover one
hundred and seventy-fye dollars due for coal
furnished.
Information was received last night that at
Indian creek, Norfolk county, on the 21st III
stsnt Irene. the three year-od daughter OF
Dir. EDWARD BOnney, Was playinE AIOuhu an
open fire and In some way her clothes came in
contact with the flames and before they could
he extinguisbed she was burned 10 such an ex-
tent as TO cause her death in few hours.
McNanuslthe New York prize fighter who
was defeated by Wongo. the Indian. has re-
turned to Norfolk and has again come out sec
pnd best in hstic contest Last night ne went
into bar room on Avon street, insulted ne
gro and fight ensuod, III which McManus was
Knocked down and badly injured.
The United States ship Dolphin has gone to
Washington TO bring Secretary Tracy and party
10 the Raleigh launching.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
HYGIENE Graham Flour

makes most delicious and nutritious brown
bread. especially acceptable TO dyspeptics.
Manufactured only by the Haxall- Crenshaw
grOceIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

BKEoHAM's PILLS cure Bilious and Ner-
yous Ills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
BUSINESS IN VIRGINIA.


Der. Amount.
1850. .,,........'.'17ais sal87,8o0 &C
Policies issued during 1921. 325i6 3,i0i,S3s 90
Total ..,..........;....,. .5O4e4 s6s39.ss7 &C
Deduct policies ceased TO DO
in force during iS9i.........Y,sW $2,fi5A62 90
Policies in force in Virginia
December 81, 1891 ...........2 S,573 s4l23,115 GO
Amount OF insurance written IN
sS,lO1.SSs o.
Der 81 1891 s,is7 1893 CO
Total amount Of insurance in force
December 81, 1891 ................... 4l23,115 60
81, 1890 - -; -. 5000 90
1891. 49,. ...'..-,,..-....,.........'; B,9Sa rs
during 1901 ''.',..,'....,.; -; 5a7Oe rs
Assessments. premiums. dues and
lees collected, received or secured
during 1891 without any deduction
for losses, dividends. commissions
or other eSpenses-cash S164 ,46ige;
total. 16l.46i 90
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RicHMOSD-ss:
BE il remembered. That on the 23d day of
February, ls92. at the city aforesaid before me.
Frank NJ. Noon. notary public. resident Of the
said city, duly commissioned and qualified by
the executive authority. and under the laws OF
the State OF Virginia, TO take Acknowledgement
OF deeds, ETC.. TO be used or recorded therein
personally appeared q. A. Walker, president
anu ooAllcn otcItlhi9 the iylIc IN
-uranoe Company Of Virginia. Of Richmond
Va. who, being duly sworn. dopose and saw and
each for himself says, that they are the above
described officers OF the said company and that
the foregoing is a true and correct statement of
the actual condition Of said organization on the
last day OF It's fiscal year, to wit, the 3ls da- Of
December, 1891. according TO the best Of their
knowledge, information and belief, respec-
lively.
- In testimony whereof | have here
}Sv,, ! unto set my hand and AFFIXED the seal
('-Ai Of my Office on the ed day OF Febru-
- AIRY. 1892. FRANK NJ. WOON.
mhls-f6" Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

The number Of policies issued
during the year. j,94S
The amount Of insurance ELECTED
theraby, less deduction per REIN
surance. SJ,olb,'oO W
during the vear.'...''............... s95i9 a
ali other receipts................-... 2i.2i5 So
the NATURALIZATION. 1O27i2 81
The amount Of losses unpaid. ........ 1020S %
The amount of expenses, including
cash sur, walls. taxes. etc, 27i,Sis IS
The whole number or policies IN
force. ............................ 5i49s
The amount of liabilities or risks
thereon and all other liabilities. in
GLIDING reserve. 539266 rs
The amount OF capital stock, II any. 100000 Oh
The amount Of assets and how in
vested:
Secured bonds and mort
cages ................... s4Ss.s45 10
Debts otherwise secured. 1891 ~
Cash in bank and Office. 37,2O1 80
United States bonds a per
cent --........-.s-.. of39t w
Real estate. 1i,3ll 90
Loans on reserve OF poll
cies in force. ............. 6.l39 81
Accrued and uncollected
interest .................. 9.7l9 81
Deferred premiums metz. 7S,62S %
Premiums in course Of
transmission net ....... Il 546 AZ
Office property and sup
plies home ONCE and
aSencleSl... ftOJ %
80
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17
IN MIssoULA COUNTY.


OniciEl Count OF Votes for County ON
GERS Complete.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
MIssoULA, Nov. 16.-The official cam
vass of the vote was concluded yesterday.
With the exception Of that for Justices
and constablcs for some Of the townships
that were not reported yesterday, the
count il as follows:
County Trcasnrer-Bailey. 2,756; Ken
nedy, .s92; Maclay. ia.
Asscssor-Berry. 2.s3i: Kroonc. 1906 /;
Reed. sos.
Auditor - Angcvine, 2,79O; Wcssingcr.
2.29l.
Superintendent of Schools - Hershey.
LIZA; Hort, 1853; Maclay, 955.
Survcyor--Klingberc. 2.420; Low, popu-
list. 80; republican. 2.j25.
Coroncr-Crain, 2,105; Flynn, 733; Mills
2.a64; Smith, 1876.
Public Administra,or-Brook 2.4s5
Kohn. 1906; White. ss3.
Constitutional Amendment--For tho
amendment. 2,i73; against the amend
ment. 6D3.
For tho Capital-Anaconda, 3.155; Boul
der. .6: Butte. 4s7: Bozeman, 26s; Deel
Lodge. 20; Great Falls. 2l5: Helena, ,351
The total vote on the capital question
b.572. The total vote on presidential elect
ors. ti3.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17
Eiectrnn I'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 16. Combined
official and semi-offlciai returns from
1889 precincts In California outside of
San Francisco, give Harrison a plurality
OF 6,b72. II is claimed to-day that mis-
take has been discovered in the count Of
10 precincts in Alameda. which change
the result of the Third congressional dis
trict in favor of Hiiibcer. republican. and
oil the face of the returns thus far counted.
would give him plurality of 81 in the
district. Official returns of the legislative
candidates are coming in slowly and no
material changes over the semi-official 70.
turns have been thus far noted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17
FOR THEIR oARRisoNS.

Troops Leave the Occur d'Aienes-No
More Martial Law.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
WALLACE, Idaho. Nov. 1.-THE last
vcstige of martial law was removed from
Shoshonc county to-day By the departure
IL companies Is, e., A and ID. Fourth in
fantry. the former TO Fort Spokane and
the latter to Fort Sherman. General Cur
It's was seen by n STANDARD reporter to-
night. He stated that the order had been
mailed to him from Boise aud that he
would receive IL Friday. and on Saturday
morning would publish a declaration de-
claring martial law mt an end.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17
DEMOCRATIC uALLAriN.
Republicans Completely showed Unde
The Oficial Count

Republicans Completely showed Under-
The Oniciai Count.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
BOHEMIAN, Nov. 16.-Thc board OF can.
vassers to-day completed the official
count of Gallatin county. 1t elects the
entire county democratic ticket, and gives
democratic majorities to every man or
the state ticket except c. o. Hartman,
whose plurality is leo. The vote on na.
tional aud state officers In as follows
Cleveland, 1,106; Harrison, sSS; Weaver,
"a; Bidwell, 6s.
Representative-Atkin 60; Dixon, SO;
Edwards, 100; Hartman. 1,130.
Governor-Collins, iy033; Kennedy, 50;
Richards, 97s; Waters, 1.
Lieutenant governor-Botkin,9 973; Cul.
lum, IS; Melton, s42; Templeton. %.
Secretary of state-Allen. rs; Folk,
1,Oa4: Gardner, 81; Rotwitt, 967.
State .treasurer-Corbiy. 92; Haston,
1,U5l; Lear. ~; Wright, 96l.
State auditor-Cook, 949; Mckay, 90;
Smith, 20; Whalcy. Iona.
Attorney general-Day, loo; Haskell
9,1; Knowles. 241.
Superintendent of schools-kunier, sO9
Mahoney. 1.O52; Steerc, $50.
Chief jgstice-Blake, 99s; Pemberton
1.0si; Pemberton (pcople's party, A..
Clerk of supreme court-Coates, "a;
Peets. 20; Sloane, 1,Os4; Webster, 9i3.
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AN EXTRA SESSION.,
Views OF Two Prominent Democrs,s On
the Subject.

Views OF Two Prominent DemOcrs,s On
the subjrct.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Car
Isle in nm interview to-day put asid4 the
talk Of his going into the cabinet ks a
thing not TO he discussed. SpeakiAg iof
the prospect of an extra session. he}zaitl
that would all depend upon uudevelkpcd
conditions. He had seen Clevelandantl
was satisfied II was not possible forhim
to tell yet what would he done. ''Fiban-
cial affairs Of the government may p In
such shape as TO make an extra scSion
imperative. II appears probable NC
shall find not enough money in the
treasury for the needs Of the government.
We shall have 20 see whnt congress does
at this session. II they do not repeal tho
Sherman law relating to the purchase Of
silver and lake such other action Is the
situation demands. we may he bwarr~l
Upon thcse things depend the calling q
an extra session."
Another view of the case Is taken by
Representative Wilson of Wet Virginia
chairman of the late national democratic
committee. who before leaving Washing
ton to-day for New York said: II think Il
would be most impolitic to place q new
tariff bill before the country just previous
To the elections Of 1884,. For this reason
favor the extra session idea and think the
sooner the proposed tariff changes go into
effect, the better will tho final result bt
for our party"
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BURNED TO A CRISP.
Two ChIldrsa Lose Their Lives Nsas
Great Falls.

Two ChIldrsa Lose Their Lives Nsas
Great Falls.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
GREAT FALLS. Nov. 16.-News OF Q sad
misfortune reached here this morning.
John b. Ritch. o ranchcr. lives about one
mile and o half west Of Kibbey, . village
l5 miles from hero. His family consisted
Of wife and two young children. Satur-
day morning Mrs. Ritch left the youngest
children sleeping in the bed and took the
oldest, q boy Of five years. with her Ia the
garden, some 200 yards from the house.
After being with his mother for some
timo the boy became cold and, giving hrs
mother kiss. went to the house. A
short time after Mrs. Ritch saw
heavy smoke In tho direction
Of tho house, aud running thsre
found Il mass OF flames and impossible
to enter. As soon as search could be
made the baby was found burned to Q
crisp. and the bones OF the hoy near Il,
showing that the brave little fellow made
n strong effort TO save the baby.
Mr.. Ritch is holding n homestead claim,
and In order to support his family works
away from home at timcs. When he re-
returned home Saturday and saw what
happened he was nearly distracted.
Kind neighbors met and buried all that
remained OF the children. and assisted
the unfortunate couple as much as poe
sible,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17
FROM IDAH0'S CAPITAL
Happenings Of Interest In Iontani's
Prosperous Sister State.
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY
Ready to Look After Uncle Sans
Business - The Canyon Ada
County Affalr-State
Lands.
pecial Dispasch 10 the Standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
BOISE, Idaho, Nov. l6.-The United
States grand jury was empannellcd and
sworn In this morning. being composed of
George d. Ellis. foreman; James Flanna-
gan, william Ircton, G. +. Stone, n. H.
Roland, W. E. Smith, 7. :. BALDWIN. &. A.
Sawyer, j. Y. Grifiln, Gc orgC Garrison, G..
&. Glenn, John Noll. John Mitchell. Smith
Barker, John Little, II. II. Eaglcson, George
A. Brown, John McManon and A. II. Ty-
ner. Judge Beatty then addressed them to
some length, defining their duties and in
structing them as TO the law to govern
them, especially with reference to certain
election frauds and cases of illegal voting
which will come before them for consid-
Grafton. The grand jury is expected to
find several indictments before II COM
pletcs its work.
The state board of pension examiners
met here to-day. About a dozen veterans
presented themselves for examination.
Tho hostile feeling engendered by the
recent county division Is gradually sub
siding, and no legal fight will probably bc
made by tho citizens of Ada to have tho
division annullcd. Governor Wiley will
Immediately proceed TO the appointment
OF officers for the new county of Canyon
and TO MI the vacancies now existing In
Ada county, as provided by the last legis-
lature.
This morning word was received from
the commissioner OF the general land of.
flee at Washington of decision which
will enable the state to straighten ont q
difficulty which has existed for some time
concerning some public lands located In
Long valley. Boise county. which had been
settled upon by squnttcrs, but not
filed on. The said lands were sub
sequcntly picked out by State
Land Agent Fem for asylum lands.
A contest arose In tho local land Office
hero in which the squattcrs were defeated.
The state not wishing 10 work hardship
upon them petitioned the general govern
mcnt to he permitted TO pick ou. ot..os
lands without further expense in lou OF
those picked out by Fem, which petition
has been granted.
Gus Peterson, one Of the mon held for
contempt In connection with tho Cocuu
d'Alene riots. and ON Aug. II sentenced tc
six months imprisonment in the count.
Jail, has been released in this city. Peter
ssr wes frurd 10 he suffering from hear
disease, which the physicians feared
would prove fatal II the prisoner wal
longer kept In confinement.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.

Preliminary Exsmisssios of DE-. rhs0as
Butier-DsmsGisg Evideses.
Special Dispatch TO the standard
BILLINGS, Nov. l6.-The preliminary en-
animation In the case Of DR.. Thomas But.
ler of Park City. charged with the murder
of William Miller by poison last Novem-
ber, was completed to-day before Justice
Hart, who committed the defendant 10
jail without bail. DIR. Billiard Of Helena,
who made nm analysis OF the contents %
the stomach of tho deceased man. test.-
fed to the presence Of large quantity a
arsenic. The evidence Of the widow and
daughter Of Miller WAS to the effect that
the defendant and Mrs. Miller were the
only ones who waited on the deceased
man during his illness. The prescott on
was conducted by County Attorney Goss.
senator Goddard defended the prisoner.
but reserved any evidence for the defense
he might have had for the trial by jury.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17
PETRoFF DISCHARGED.
One OF Porier'. Efficient Clerks Has His
OnicIal Head Cut ON.

WAsHIN0ToN. Nov. i6.-Supcrintendcnt
Of Census Porter to-day discharged Ivan
Pctroff, special agent, who, IL Is stated,
gave false information in reports Of
Alaska for the state department In tho
Bchring sen cases. Secretary Noble has
approved Porter's action. Porter In his
letter 20 the secretary stated the complete
history OF Petruff's action precluded the
supposition that PetroR was suffering
from insanity. Prof. James II. Blodgett
Of the census Office was placed in charge
of the Alaska work, and after verifying Il
IN every particular will supcrintend It's
final publication.
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InauGural Mattcrs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.-The first definite
move in the direction of appointing an tn.
auyurnl committee was taken at meet.
ing of the dcmocra tic committee to-day.
II was decided TO recommend the plan
adopted cigh, years ago when Cleveland
was elected, he followed on this occasion.
The plan provides for the selection OF 20
ci,izcns OF the District of Columbia 10
take charge Of the ceremonies outside the
capitol. The list of citizeus selected was
sent TO Chairman Harriiy for his approval.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17
IN AN AMERICAN JAIL,
A Russian Nobieman Playing In Hard
Luck in san Francisco.

A Russian Nobieman Playing In Hard
Luck an San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-vladimir
Nichols Rumin, who claims TO be Rus
sian noblcman and chief of the Russian
prisons In Siberia, is in custody at the city
prison, charged with intemperance and
disorlerly conduct. According to his
story as told by friends who visited him at
the prison. Rumin. who arrived in tho city
about two weeks ago. had his attention ut
tracted 10 the prisoners at the city hall
this afternoon, and proceeded to examine
their quarters. to which the turnkey OBJ
jected. and ordered him away. Ramin
not understanding English, did not COM
ply with the turkeys request and was
hustled in the jail. after desperate re-
sistance. and strapped to cot In tho
prison hospital. Rumin declares ho will
report the affair to his government,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-17

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16.-Secretary Noble
today appointed Robert Schcllichcr Of
lewiston. Idaho: James +. Allen of the
Indian Office. and Cyrus Becbc Of Oska-
loosa. as a commission to negotiate with
the Nez Pcrce Indians for cession to the
United States OF the surplus lands of their
reservation under the provisions of the
act of July IL, 1892.
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1 Humber Of Business Blocks lld
Dwellings Go Up In Smoke.
BUT LITTLE INSURANCE
Damage Estimated at Ten Thousand
Dollars-Two Children Burned
TO Death Near Great
Falls.
Special Dtapstch to the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
KALIsPELL, Nov. le.-Kalispsll Was W.
tied by . disastrous confiagFstion at sa
early hour this morning which wiped cut
ono block Of buildings. The fire originstsd
In an unknown manner In the Sulssll
building, occupied as . saloon, Second
avenue west, and despite all efforts IL
spread to adjoining buildings, The Seam
dinavian headquarters, the Little Chisf
hotel, the Eureka saloon and restaurant
and seversl smaller buildings wers COZ
sumed involving . loss Of about $4,000 b
fore the fro was under control. There u
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1sat,st.Flnlnyou.

KESosHA. Wis. Nov. l6.-Philip G..
Pabst and Margaret Finlayson. better
known as Margaret Mather. were married
By Rev. Frank A. Pcase of this city. July
20. last. AT the time Of tho marriage no
request to keep the matter secret was
made, but at later date when Pabst and
Pease met on the train. request was
made as the minister had been informed
who the parties were.