Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-10-01


with favor upon the impulse to meet
the occasion with that felicitous
promptness which has ever been dis
tinguishing character of the great
paper.
Accordingly, the great Picturesque
b. 4 O." was taken at Cumberland,
whence, with steady and rapid flight
over mountains and across plains, a
safe landing was made in Chicago 81
hours later.
Next, the Wabash. ria ST. Louis.
placed us in Kansas City in u hours
more.
Po,t1U,m-The wedding took place
on the DIST inst. as noted by the Kan
sas City Times:
Mr. Harvey l.. Deardorr and Miss Name
Cone Dennis, both of this city. were married
at the residence of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Dennis, GA West Eleventh
street, Wednesday afternoon at , O'Clock, by
Rev. Dr. John J. Tgert, pastor of the Walnut
Street NJ f. church, (soutm. When the
wedding dinner had been served the pair took
the Chicago and Alton for tour of the north
and east. The bride was attired in travelling
costume, the groom in the usual wedding
attire. Excepting Miss Carrie Dcardorll, of
Springfield o., and j. Il. Oder and Miss
Blanche Oder, of Maryland, only the inn
mediate relatives and friends of the families
in interest were present a number of hand
some gifts We're received. The bride, a petite
beauty, is Il general tNvorite, notably in
artistic musical circles; the groom. Il popular
and prosperous young man. is Il promising
representative ofan old and favor;bly known
city family. At the conclusion of the tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Dearborn will permanently
reside in this city.
The bride is niece Of the editor
hereof.
P7~onal-ln Chicago the JOURNAL
saw William Brace and wife. /. G..
Lambert and family. Harry G. Brace
and wife and h. &. Colborn.
William Brace is a promi%ent member
of the leading legal firm of the city
-Aldrich, Payne Il Defrccs. The
chief, Mr.. Aldrich, is the Solicitor
General Of the United States. Mr..
Brace is an active office and court
worker; has as much business as
he can handle and not whit behind
any lawyer in Chicago in qualifications.
efficiency and success.
Mr.. Lambert enjoys congenial
position in the big mercantile house OF
Marshall, Field Il Co., by whom he is
justly regarded us an accomplished
and valuable assistant. He and Mr..
Brace live in the same neighborhood
III the pIcaaantcSt portion of the city.
and each has delightful home, whose
inmates revere with atfectionate
memory the ties which bind them to
the people OF Frostburg.
Harry G. Brace is a shining light in
IL news and literary syndicate. He
has grown in mental aud physical
avoirdupois, and has whiskers of great
magnitude and deep color--um-
brageous as shock of wheat and
Hinged with more than a distinct
harvest-pinll. These are not indiS-
pemsabIe to the SNndlcate's complete
uniform, but nearly so. Hence,
Harry stands high on the roll of those
who get good pay for good work, the
latter including the grace of pleasant
address and the ability to report en-
tertainingly the views Of the good and
great and the whims Of the foolish and
fashionable. He and his wife reside
at the Palmer House.
Mr.. Colborn is doing the elegant as a
clerk Of the kimball Hotel, Il large and
popular abiding place for many of the
coSmopolitans Of Chicago. He is doing
well and expects to do better.
In Kansas CITY the JOURNAL saw
outside of its own household w. A.
and George Frost, II. NJ. Wilderman
and Geo ge Heiutz, and heard good
reports from others Of the l'roStburg
colony. The Frosts are making money
and the others named look prosperous
in holding good positions. Among the
new friends made was Henry Wollman,
Il leading city lawyer. Like Mr..
Brace in Chicago, he was considerably
too busy to give the JOURNAL the full
swing to which it is always entitled at
the hands of the great as we'll as good.
Mr.. Wollman talks to laymcn, es-
peclally editors, in monoSyiIables to
lawyers in the poetic diction in winch
it is SAID legal verblage is 50 wealthy.
While there he showed the JOURNAL. IA
letter he had Just written to Coy.
Francis for an appointment for
friend; few days later the appoint
mcnt came. Francis could not decline
Il foreign mission to after
reading such an application.
Saturday forenoon Robcrdeau An
nan, of the FIRST National Bank, turn
ed up in the city with raving desire
to ''crosS the kaw" into Kansas. He
had meyer seen suntiower in first
hands, or in Il State where it is the
emblem Of all kinds Of luxuriant
gumptiousness. The JOURNAL left
him in Wyandotte county studying the
nature and habits Of wide-Spreading