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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-19
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The above sale has been postponed until Fri
day, February II, ut same place and hour.
j. c. DAVENPORT
10 tuS Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-19

kUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE ADDED
- OF trust, dated the nth day OF November
ls.N, executed TO me by George ID. Bender. and
on record in the clerks office of The Uustin"s
Court for tho city of Roanoke, Va I'm deed HOOK
= o. o. page 2O5, TO secure 10 Louis Obermys tho
payment ot the sum OF seven hundred and sixteen
uol'ars anu siXty-siN cents (SIl6oG) evidenced by
one certain interest bearing ncrotiablc notc
dated November 18th, lspO, PAYABLE nsn siytv
uaIs from date, and three thons ana four hundI cd
ana thlrty'ttrc rec dollars and thirty.four &c, "a
,Sai%i3D evidenced by two ccrtiin Interests
bearing negotiable note. for S1Ti6 j7 each da;cd
Noven Der llth, 1870, and payable one and two
years from date Said notes executed nv Gcorro
u Bcnccr in favor or Louis Ubcrmycr end bear
interest INT, M the rate OF six per cent per annun
and default having been made in the uaymcnt of
.md note for Sl,Ii6.G1 falling due two years from
ne uate thereof, aud being required so to do bv
VIC saiu Denchciary in said deed | shall on
W",EtIDNkSDAI. THE STH DAY OF FEDRU.
Akl, lS3, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ OF said day in
front OF inc courthouse in the city of Roanoke.
va, sell by public auction to the highest bidder
the parcel OF land with the improvements there
on convey to me in said deed OF trust living
anu oeinG In the city OF Roanoke Va and dc,
ecrihcd us follows " W wy
bcginnitg ut point on the cas-: side of Nelson
reef % rect north OF Robertson street thence
VIII Ncison street north degrees cast " feet to
point, thence Outh s. degrees east q5 Get To n
point, thence south degrees west - feet 10 n
point, thence north 81 degrees west % feet to the
piacc OF beginning, being lot No 49, In ward b
a'ooruiiiT 10 me map OF the lands OF the Roanoke
Lanu anu improvement 0mpany.
EiMS; There will be required cash enough To
pay an cost OF executing this trust and to nav
!ue past due and unpaid note for Sl,Ti667, with
rr,o'est from the 18th day of November. 1880
nc residue, II any. payable nj such time ms tho
sun Eco ID BENDER shall prescribe and direct:
Or Ill case OF Ills failure to give such ircc; ion nj
llme or sale, upon II credit of one and two wears
ids Trustc,
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TRUSTEES SALES.

to Ne paid IN two CORAL annual irs.almcnts, with
trust upou the land. -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-19

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- dated the 10th day of September. 1851. re-
corded in the clerks Office or the corporation
court for the city Of Roanoke in decd book 10.
page 2,, IRONS. ). Cotcr ct ux. to the under
signed to secure oJ. V. Jamison AID G. O'Icarv
inc payment OF ,'0t, evidenced by sixty-scvcn
promisso,y notes as described in said decd Of
trust nnd default having occurred In the pay
mcit or thirty one of said notes or Sth each
payable In from thiriy-two to sixty-thrce months
respectively after date with interest from date
anu oeins requested SO to do by said bcnefl,
clnrics ! Will ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY
Or FEBkuAkY, iSl3, AT 1888 O'CLOCK y. Nj
IN ffunt OF the courthouse i'll said city sell TO tho
hiShest bdd r, ut public auction all thai certain
parcel of land lying in said city and described as
Beginning ut poin, on the south side OF Word
avenue Isl feet cast OF Park street thence with
WORD avenue south S degrees cas-, rs tcct To- n
point thence south dcerccs west III 3 feet TO n
ten-foot alley, thc'cc with said alley north So
ucErees west ~ feet t. point, thence north 10
degrees east lal2 feet to place of hcgiI ming
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough 10 ~ V
the cost or sale and trustees 90 mmi sion OF ner
cent. ana the amount due and payable on said
pnst duc notes. credit will be given ns to Sl5
WIN interest from September o. 1885,. until
FEBRUARY ~, 1893 and for like amount mil
March 2. SOB, and for $40 with like Interest
until April -, 1893 and the residue. If any
shal be payable In three equal instamcnts in
SIX, twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day of sale and secured by deed OF trust
,, THOS. w. MILLER,
II rustcc
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ms sale has been postponed till Friday, .Ianu-
airy 81, 1873. HENRY NJ UANiEI,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-19

| NnER A DEED OF TRUST Il AIRING
date March 10, ISM executed by Ezekiel !
Cofhn ,n me ~ trustee. recorded In dccd hooy
hcirs and assigns, c. rtain balance of SI's,O din,
ON the purchase cf certain lot situated H. tho
city of R0anoSc, and hereafter described said
lndcMednc-s beng evidenced by 10 negotiable
iner - h-sriag notes or SIS each, due Il, Il nav.
aNe 'aol mourn from Mar 10. 1897, ~ the FIR,
Nei.Qi a ha1s ~ koHnokc VA, and dctault hav
lNt % iN'N' W Tho Payment OF said notes ~
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

,hney became due and payable, at the reouest q,
;s .9Iea,ac'ary in said deed OF trust, viii on
iS'S AZ IL ", in front of the courthouse ia tbs,
S.s ~ itoa iokc. Va, proceed to II to the high
crib.s al public auction the Following des-
400 5OV. property, OF record on decd book 10 page.
~, III INC clerks Office OF the Hustinys Conf
Rogers N"p T"il, as lot u, section %, map OF
ming at point i75 feet iron, the corner ~ Frs.
Ion u t, : w anu Park street In Il uorthcry rcc-
a'O ~ ieet to an alley, with said acy IS feet in
westerly direction to u point, thence in y sonth
GEry uircctlon 100 fec; u a point, thence with
TIC nn IN an an csserlJ direction IS feet to
EMS of, SALE: Cash as to smount
th;s I'M, , w co'ray INC eSptnscs OF executing;
ing in all 10 about S225 rc0uicod In cal III hai
ahes payable in monthly notes OF SIS per month.
March, lSt., ono due on the 18th dsv ~ rach
l ids - g i,,,s,.
DYYIRTUE OF a DEED OF rRUsTDATED
81 rks office or the Hastings Court for the civ or
M SSi1SSSS a WIN, In deed book IS pge al in
trustee, certain real estate therein deacrhcS "a
secure to Florence V. Nj frctt the paymcnt of
AK i - ~ payaele in two equal ius;elments Of
S'o.to eacn NJ one aud two years after date with
interest, and whereas default has been made in
inc payment OF tho last OF said notes ana having
on THURSDAY, JANUARY -. SIS AZ VIZ -
" y, N in front of the courthouse OF the city
bidder all that certain lot or parcel a, Land sit5
n,ca IN the city OF Kosaokc, Va, and known "a
~. ~ secton IL, as shown by map OF the prop
cry err OIL the West End Land Company on fie AZ
.hc once ol the clerk % the Hastings Court for
inc CITY OF Roonokc, Va
IEhMs:,Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
onrcnii'nS this trust aud to Day the past due and
unpaid note of $ilG.G6 with interest nom Octohnr
IL, 1890, and the balance If any. nsyabIr IN &c
eqiai payments at one and two years from tiay OF
s a. 10 oe evidenced by the notes OF tho nur-
CHASER with M crest, ana 70 be secured by n decJ
OF trrst on the property sold oS'"
JAS S. SIMMONS, Trustee.
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hl5 sac Is at the risk OF l.. Blair. Sr. lie hav- !
N iaSu 20 comply with terms OF sale made !
-NONV'hNN- ~ ~ II fis |
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
Rhea.

Mile Rhea is gaining Few distinction by
dignified and superior revivsl of "Jose-
phiue," the stately and noble historic
drama in which she created extraordinary
interest throughout the season of 1889
90. "Jose phine" is in six acts. The
opening scene represents ball given
by Emperor Napoleon and the Empress
Josephine at the pa lace of the Tuilleries,
during which the project of divorcing
the empress is furtively discussed by the
crafty Tslleyrsnd, the time serving
FOuche and others, who are
desireus OF bringing about that
lamentsble and mistaken contamination.
At the end of this act courier brings
news of the death of the prince of Hol-
land, which is the knell Of Josephine's
hope against the divorce. Ia act second
the divorce is signed Ia the presence of
the imperial coup Gil; and just here oc-
ours one of the most explosive and stir
| ring incidents of the clay, WI en- the inn
petuous aud chivalric Murat who is now
king of Naples burning with indignant
resentment of the wrong done to JOSE
phine, renounces his kingdom and his
sword aud declares against the emperor.
The third act passes in Napoleon's cab
met. The chief episode in it is the parts
ing between Napoleon and Josephine
This without taking on a specially dra-
matte tone, is nevertheless a scene of in =
tense interest and tear compelling psthos.
in which Rhes makes memOra Die disclos-
ure of her emotional powers. Act fourth
shows Josephine aud her ladies at Mall
maisOn awaiting the announcement of
the birth of an heir to Napoleon and
Marie. Louisa. Act fifth brings into view
the meeting of the two expresses, The
sixth and last act deals with the death of
Josephine and the blood stirring incident
of Napoleon's return from Elba on the
eve of the ever memorable Hundred
Days"
Rhea's date.at Harper's theatre is to-
morrow evening.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
MORGAN'S MARRIAGE.
Another Sensational Turn in the Child
Wedding at Denver.

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Another Sensational Turn in the Chile
| Wedding at Denver.
Another sensational turn has been TAX
en- in the sensational episode that Seth B
| Morgan is figuring in very prominently
| at Denver, as mentioned in the ARGUS g
| few evenings ago. The Chicago Herald
has the following in regard to the latest
phase in the affair:
The father OF the 13-yesr- old girl, Bes-
sic Montgomery. who was Married few
days .sgo to Attorney 8. B. Morgan, yes
terdaY shot and seriously wounded the
lawyer when he doomed up at Montgom-
ery's house to take his wife away. fhe
story is most sensational. After Morgan
had been married five days be began to
circulate scandalous reports about his
wife. said he repented of the bargain and
would Institute proceedings for divorce.
He claimed that he was much abused
man, and had been intimidsted by his
mother-in- law, who schemed 10 make bin
a member of the family by the most sem
sational threats imaginable. His story
electrified the town when it became
known. and the tongues of the gos>
sips wsgged furiously. Then he ins
sisted that he was led to be-
lieved that his wife was l6 years of age
The Montgomerys met the charges by q
series of counter charges. Then the
child-w!fe made a confession to her par
ents that enraged the father, snd he de-
clared that i: would not be althy for
Morgan to call on him Yesterday the
attorney called at the High ands home at
8 o'clock snd jumping from his buggy
demanded his wife. Montgomery rush
ed into his house, secured his revolver
and opened fire on the lawyer. Three
shots took effect and Morgan staggered
toward his buggy, when Montgomery shot
the horse. Morgan was taken in charge
by friends, who conducted him to place
Of safety. His wounds are very serious,
and the exrrtion after the shooting may
result fatally. Morgsn's record is be-
ing investigated, and in q few days dis
barment proceedings will be brought
against him by members of the Denver
Bar association. Ee is 30 years old.
The case has created considerable ex-
citement and the end is not yet.
Another dispatch which is later than the
above. states that the whole community
is considerably wrought up over the af-
fair, and frequent threats of violence are
made against Morgan. Montgomery, the
girls father, has not yet been arrested
snd he has the entire community at his
back if be is. Morgan is besieged with
| creditors and nearly everything he hiss is
now attached. 1t is claimed that his en-
tire plot on the young girl was deep laid
and cowsrdly. His wounds at last &C
counts are said TO be not serious.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
Masters

The joints and muscles are so lubri-
Gated by Hoods Ssrsparilla that all rheu-
matism and stiffness soon disappear. Try
1t.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
COUNTY BUILDING.

Transfers.
Jan 10-Heirs of James r Fl Hadsel 10
Frank Hadsel, lot 6 block 8. Thompson
q Wells add Rock Island $50
A @ Fulton to Josephine Mulligsn, e.
lot 4S, Weatherhesds add Rock ISIS nd,
$500.
Henry Siedenberg to William Corbin
lot Z, block l, Carbon Cliff, $3.50
Maria Murphy to Amanda ] Murphy
set nw4 sW4 nw4 2, IS. 1w, $500.
Walter ] Bloegett to Saria Wright
set 20. 16, 1w, and 10 acres in swI 81
l6, lw. 81.
Rush Wright to Matte ] BIedgett. S,
%, Is, 1w, and 10 acres in sWI 2716,1w
81.
Probate.
IA Estate OF Dennis Warren. Proc
of posting notices to creditors fled.
11.-Estste OF johanna Johnson
Proof of publication and posting notices
Apprsisement bill and children's award
filed and approved.
Estate of William f Mcconnell
Will admitted to probste Letters tesla
mentary issued TO James F. Matthews
Bond waived by will
Licensed to Wed
Jan 7-Gustsf Bergquist, Louisa John
son. Rock Island
9-John Hsyman. Louisa Dedecker
Rock Island; James NJ Sewer, Maggie !
Smull, Drury.
10-John W Curry. Taylor Ridge
Mary Mccarthy. Edgington; Charles AL
len Spencer. T Louise Whistler, Rock Isl
and
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
soms Strange hisnomers.

Much OF the Prussia leather, comes from Con
necticut, BordeauK wine from California, Itsli II
marble from Kentucky, French lace from New
York, and Spanish mackerel from, the New Jer
sey coast. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoy.
cry comes from Buffalo, N. Y, but there is moth.
ing in its name to crticise for it is truly colder
in value, as thousands gladly testify. Con.
sumption is averted by Its use, and it has
wrought many positive cures. 1t corrects torpid
liver and kidneys, purities the blood, banishes
dyspepsia and scrofula, renews the lease of life
and tones up the system as nothing else will do
What is more, it is guaranteed to do all this, OIL
the pr ce s refunded.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
Obituary.

Mrs. Isabella F. Freeburg died at her
home ct Presumption on Tuesday. Jan. 3
Deceased wss born in County Famnsnah,
Ireland, in April, 1917, coming to this
country in May, 1s45. She was married
to William Freeburg in 1859 She had
been consistent member of the N E.
church since childhood and leaves hus-
band and two daughters to mourn her
demise. The funeral occurs from the
Methodist church in Presumption on
Thursday, Revs. Brink and McCreght
officiating.
Harry, yesr-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Jshns of SIT rwenty-second street,
died yesterday morning of bowel troubles.
The funeral will be held at o'clock FRI
day afternoon from the house.
John, the little son of Henry Lshlff and
wife, died at its parents home on Fifth
and-s-hslf avenue at 10 o'clock on Tues
day night. aged six weeks. The funeral
occurs tomorrow afternoon at Q o'clock
Rhoda, the little daughter of Chss
Miller and wife, died at its parents
home on Sixth avenue between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets on Tuesday after.
noon, aged l year. The funeral oc-
CURED from the home VI o'clock this
afternoon, the interment being made in
Chipplanock- cemetary, -..... 30
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
William McConnelI's VIII.

The will of the late William McCou-
nell, of Black Hawk, was fled for pro-
bate 10 the county court Yesterday Ii
bears date of Jan. 4, 1890, and bequeaths
all his personal property and $500 to his
daughter, Luzerne; to his grandson, Eu-
gene Mcconnell, he gives $3.50. and 81 tc
his daughter. Beuns Vista Moffatt. The
rest and residue Of his property is to be
divided between Luzerne Mcconnell snC
Mrs. Ada Wright. her sister. A codici
to the will. however, provides that $50
shall be paid to Mrs. Wright and the re.
msinder to L1zsrne.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
ILLINOIS WOoDMEN.
The State Session at Peoria Election o,
Ofhcers.

! The State Session at Peoria Election o
Ofncers.
The annual session of the NJ. W. A,
of Illinois was held at Peoria Tuesday
and was largely atten ed. The Tran.
script gives an extended account of thu
| proceedings and includes an excellent Gu
of our esteemed townsman, Mai. c. w.
HAYES, head clerk of the order.
The election of off GERS resulted as fol
lows:
State Consul-W. 8. Klein, Barry
III.
State Advisnr-Lon Thompson.
Chief Clerk-F. s. Johnson, Spring
Valley, Ill.
Head Banker. s. Daily, Mantle,
III.
Head Physician-M Powell, Collins,
vile. Ill.
Head Sentry-James Bradley, Ray
mond, I'll.
Aside from these officers there were
several minor officers filled and some
committees were appointed. The board
voted to hold the next meeting in Spring.
field, ILL.,, on the second Tuesday in Janus
airy, 1894.
In the evening commencing at O'CLOCK
programme, literary and musical 10 its
nature, was token up. The attendance
amounted to a veritable crush.
Never in the history of the hall has
there been such an attendance.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectuaily, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
luced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. EE. NEW york. NM
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
Burns and Rober

IL everything goes we'll Farmer
Burns will coon have GO with the great
est Grseco- Roman wrestler, Ernest Rob-
er, who is now matched to wrestle Evan
Lewis, "the stranger" Billy Gibson.
the farmers manager. is in correspon-
dence with the Crescent City Athletic
club in the hope of getting match
with Rober. Both Burns and his hacker
seem ANXIOUS for the match and have sig
nified their intention and their willingness
to make a match. and bet 81 900 to $500
that the farmer will throw Rober. While
it was at first supposed ty some that The
New Orleans people would jump at a
chance for a match of this kind, it now
develops that they are not falling over
one another to take the money which is
offered
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

The taxes for 1892 are now due and
may be paid to the undersigned at Hurst
& Donsldson's office in Maso mic Temple
black. Please bring your last years re-
ceipt, which will enable the collector to
find your description ON the tax books.
WILLIAM ]. GAMBLE,
Township Collector.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
Columbian Committee Meetine Postpon.

Columbian Committee Meeting Postponed.
The meeting of the Columbian CON
mittee has been postponed BY Chairmsn
Velie until Monday evening owing TO the
inclemency of the weather and tie
absence from the city of some of tie
members
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12

In hot climates Roman soldiers wore
sandals; in cold regions they were provided
with excellent leather shoes,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
Pleasant Surprise.

Miss Jennie Harrington was pleasantly
surprised at her home on Seventh avenue
by party of her young friends last even.
ing. The young people spent the even.
ing in games and musical aud literary
entertainment. a fine supber being served
at the proper time. The evening was ar
enjoyable one in every respect. the fol
lowing being present;
Misses
Jennie Twombly, Mageie NcConochie,
Mabel Porter, Amy Thomp:On,
Cara Harrington. Lu la Stoddard,
Eta Tanner. Ses-ie Close,
Amelia Fry.
Masters
Clyde Porter, I'd Baker,
George Porter, Theodore Frey,
Joe Frey, Tom Stocks,
Harry Larkin, Charlie Harrington.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-01-12
HAND AND HEART.
The Kohn-Rothschild Wedding
at Davenport.
EVENT IN TRI-OITY JEWISH CIRCLES

The Ceremony at the KImbau House Last
Evening Witnessed by a Large Number
| of Invited Guests-The List Of Those
Present-rhe Darling Babcock NuptiaIs
Two Happy Affairs.
The Davenport Democrat of this morn
ing has The following account Of mar
Iiage which will be read with interest by
the many admirers OF the contracting
parties in Rock Island and Moline, both
of which cities have been the home of the
groom:
The Kimball house was the scene last
| evening Of one of the most elaborate
| weddings that have taken place in this
city-the marriage of Max Kohn, q
wholesale merchant of Moline, and Miss
Julia Rothschild. daughter of MIR. and
Mrs d. Rothschild, of this city. Rev.
Samuel Greenfield, of Peoria, Who has
| otficiated at nearly all the fashionable
Hebrew weddings in the tri. cities for
several years pest, performed the ceremo-
ny in the psrlors of the hotel. which were
crowded ny the nearly 200 guests of the
occasion. The ceremonIals of the He
brew church were used.
Moses Rothschild acted as master of
| ceremoI les. Miss Lena Rothschild was
brldesma aid, and Abe irish o. Milwaukee,
groomsman.
The guests n attendance represented
all the fashionable Jewish families of the
tri cities, and visitors from sbcoad were:
Mr.. sud Mrs. Isaac Epstein and dsugh>
| tiers Emma and Della, Mir. and Mrs. ]
| Epstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewald,
| Chicagd; Max Adler, Minneapolis; Abe
irish ard Miss Emma Jeleosky, Mil
wsukee; Mr.. and Mrs. A, Alscheuler and
Miss Nellie Alscheuler, Racine, Wis
Hon. Samuel Alscheuler and Charles Al
scheHler, Aurora, ILL.,; Abe Dettlebach
and Jerome Loucheim, Philsdelphis Mr..
end Mrs Louis Cohn, Muscs inc; Miss
Laura Berry, Boone, Iowa; Miss Mus
baum, Monmouth, Ill.
After the ceremony the scene of inter.
est soon ceutered in the banquet hall
At s O'Clock supper was over at the hotel
and at $50 the tables we're set for the
barquet. By 8 O'Clock they we're con-
verted into banksssof roses, lilies hyscin-
tbs, smllax and other flJwcrs in profus-
ion, backed by potted plants, to which
the delicate relishes of the feast added
TO their shades of red and olive green.
Probably never before had the Kjmball
house dining room shown with such
beauty.
The banquet was rendered the newly
married couple by Mr. and Mrs. D..
RHthschild. Sr.
! Strssser's orchestra furnished the music
for the event.
DarlInG-Babcock.
At the home of the brides parents in
Davenport last evening, occurred the
marriage of W. Brock Darling and MISS
Llells Babcock, both of thst city, Rev
NJ. A. johnson officiating. The bride
was born in Davenport and was reared
to graceful womanhoOd in that city
The groom was formerly ~itd the Demo,
Crat and is now member of TIE furnish
ing goods firm of Ljngafeit & Darling
and also conducts ticket brozing bust,
ness. He is progressive, energetic
business man and the same good fortune
is attending his business career that has
crowned his social life.