The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-12
MORNING SPECIALS
huERED FROM ALL OVER
THE WORLD.
Srtape In High Ltfe-Deep Water
Z Retween the l.akes-NattOnal
I n state Banks of lssue-Board
indian Comm sioners-POliti-
j Gossip.
Daug b aday.Drake.
4 alto he News.

Daughaday.Dr
al 10 The News.
Louis, Jan. IL The society Of
Mound City, with large contin'
of soclet, people from Chicago,
lido D,roit and other cities turned
in full force today at Christ
rch Episcopal cathedral to witness
pup,iAls of Miss Annie Cotton
hsbaday, eldest daughter OF Mr..
Mrs. Hamilton Daughaday OF
CITY, and Mr. Tracey Corey Drake,
of Mr.. and Mrs John B Drake Of
cago, and junior proprietor Of the
lpd Pacific Hotel. The bride Is
daughter OF one &C St. Louis lead
capitalists and nolesale dry goods
chants, while the groom is one of
rising young men Of the Worlds
city and has already attained an
liable standing in business and
al circles. The ceremony was
kmnized ut high noon with the full
1 Of the Episcopal Church, the
tiating divine being DR.. William
brit. he rector Of St Peters church
Is Ella DAughaday was maid Of
Dor and the bridesmaids we're
ss Sophie Daughaday, Miss
live Cotton and Miss Cor
liza Cotton, Of Toledo, Ohio,
|usins of the bride, Miss Mamie
bmmings and Miss Bessie Caring.
~ OF Toledo, Miss Helen G. Drake,
Id Miss Lillian G. Drake of Chicago
bhn B. Drake, Jr., ofioiated as best
jan, and the groomsmen we're Will
am T. Darlington, Of Toleio; Robt
7. Hart, of Detroit; Henry p. Ma
Dn, Of Troy, New York; Horace
'ollins and Charles Platt, Of St Louis,
nd James T. Nix, Charles Alling,
T., James TODD, Frank d. Bradley,
pd James N Keogh, all of Chicago.
here was q large contingent Of
be>ts from the latter city which
ached here this morning on two
hecial cars. After the cere mony q
ksddiug breakfast was served to the
emhe1s Of the family and intimate
iends at the residence Of the brides
arents at Westminster Place. This
fternoon there was reception fol
Which three thousand cards had beer
ssued. Tonight the newly welded
)ouple leave for Southern California
National and state Banks of Issue
)pecal t, The Eews.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA con-
'erence of prominent representatives
# the banking and financial orioles o
New York, Boston and other cities il
icing held here today under the au
picies Of the American Academy o
political and social science for hi
consideration OF the much vex d ques
ion Of national and state banks issue
This is the first of a series Of importan
ohfereDoes to be held uncer th,
usplces Of the academy. Papers will
'e submitted this afternoon by Hon
Horace White of New York, ex
y,mptroller of the Currency w L
Slrenhoim, and Congressman Michae
}. Harter of Mansfield.
'or,er Succeed. Depew as Presiden
pee ial to The News.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-Geu. Horace
Porter succeeds Chauncey M. Depov
IS president OF the Union Leagu,
Club. The annual election is il
progress today and the gallant veteran
las no opposition. Mr.. Depew ha
,een pres dent of the organization
ince 1886, having served two year
Opger than any Of his predecessors
Reid will be chosen as frs
ice. esident, with William q. Webt
Ilihu Root, and Albert B. Brown t
'eep him company.
4 Deep Waterway Retween tn
Lakes.
pecial to The News:
= WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Delegate
rom . large number OF boards {
rade and chambers OF commerce, q
The First Law Of Nature.