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LOTS OF sMUaGLED JEwELRT.
The Diamonds, Watches, and All Are Value
Mt less Than $500. However.

Mt 11e1s HHH 000Os HUWeEer.
Customs Inspector Sherman sent to tho
seizure room Of the Custom House yesterday q
large basket and trunk belonging to B. Tel
leman a cabin passenger on the Elbe. which
arrived on Tuesday from Bremen. The trunk
and basket contained struggled jewelry, and
the inspector also found five gold watches.
three ladiestwatches. and ninety seven finger
rings on the person OF Mr.. Teleman.
In the trunk there were nine gold Watches
fory.six silver watches. Two nickel watches.
twenty seven plated cha ms. twelve steel chains
two silver chains. Ave bracelets. forty-three
scarf pins. forty-two watchcase rings. thirty
four finger rings. four hreastpins. fourteen
studs. forty-threa pairs OF earrings. six clocks.
three bottles OF wine and 100 cigars. In the
basket were one lot OF manufacturing jewery
tools. six diamond drills. i've Crosses eleven
breastpins nine pairs OF earrings. three chains
two studs. and some chain rings
The. iewelry was OF cheap kind. and was
probably not worth more than $500.
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Misun derstood.

had never told her, and she didn't want him to.
He had come often and stayed late, very late.
and she could only. Sigh and hope. He was
tion, and he thought tho last night was the
time to spring the momentous question. He
Thing. 1t was j 80 BY the clock. md it was
not u very rapid clock. Miss Mollie." he
said GCIE nTs
lessness OF Glrlhood as she gazed wistluliy at
the clock,., Yes" he replied. Arc you
II thought you might 60 away this evening"
then she gazed at the clock wistfully and he
told her good night.
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up Of any time, in accordance with the m otion
Of MI. Hoar Mt tho close OF the last session.
This IL n question OF the highest privilege.
and may take up tho time OF the Senate for
quite while.
Representative Robertson Of Louisiana. in
response to telegram. day received author
ity from Judge Holman to issue a call for
Democratic caucus The call Ia as follows:
WASHINGTON. D. @. Aug q 1893
by authority from the Hon, w 6. Holman. Chairman
Of the Democratic Caucus hereby call caucus OF tho
Democratic members OF the fifty.third Congress TO
meet in the House OF Representatives on Saturday.
l. NJ RohxarsoS. Secretary Democratic Caucus
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New ORLEANS, Aug. Gen. J. d. Gordon.
Commander in Chief Of the United Confederate
Veterans. has postponed the great Confederate
reunion which was to have taken place at
birmingham. Ala. on Sept Is and ~ to Oct 2
and g. He has also fixed Oct. as the day for
unwilling the Confederate monument at
Chicago. The postponement Is to enable tho
farmers to attend the reunion after harvestin g
be present at the Chicago unwilling. The Hon.
W. +. C. Breckenridge OF Kentucky viii! be the
orator OF the day, and Gen. Gordon himeelf
will preside as Commander-in-C Chief OF tho
Confederate Yeterans.
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Sioux FALLS. E. d.. Aug. 2,-Mrs Van Duxa-
line OF Marion Junction has been suspected OF
keeping a house OF III -repute. At any rate.
her husband. Russian. says she has been in
innate with several men.
Yesterday morning thirty Of the leading
citizens OF Marion Junction. headed by the
husband. took her from her house to the out
skirts OF the town. stripped her, and poured
vinegar. They then smeared q coat OF feath-
ers over her. Threats OF justice are heard
against the perpetrators.
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A bad Wen In Central Park.

DR.. T. +. Janeway reported to the Board OF
Health on Monday that several Of his patients
Ill with intestinal disorders had been drinking
water from a well In Central Park north Of the
A partial analysis OF the water made by Chem
let Martin on Tuesday showed that II was
badly contain mated with sewage. The Board
Of Health has notified the Park Department to
have the well closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
A Harlan whyo Killed by Coal Train.

soMERvILLE N. J.. Aug. FLAMES Mo.
Garry. ono OF the Raritan Whyos. was literally
chopped to pieces by coal train this after
noon near Dunelen. on tho Central railroad OF
New Jersey. He was attempting to board the
coal train to get to his homo when he slipped
and fell under the wheels. Fully forty cars
passed over his body.
McGarry was a blacksmith by trade and
when sober was q good workman He was
about 30 Years OF age.
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Fatally I.jured by |. Falling Corn,s..

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1.-The heavy stone cor
nice OF the new four-story building being
erected at the corner OF Dauphine and Du-
maine streets as a convent for the Sisters Of
tho Sacred Heart fell this morning. striking q
scafrolding below upon which three men and
crashing II to pieces and hurting the men TO
the payem emit below. Tho men. Joseph and
posed to ho fatally injured. The hoy saw the
cornice falling. slid from the scafiolding. and
escaped uninjured. The cornics also fell on
passing furniture van and smashed tho fur
niture In 1t. but without lniuriDg the driver,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
HourLe Cochran Denies II.

An afternoon newspaper devoted half q
column yesterday TO an article saying that
Congressman W. Bourke Cochran was to leave
the Iammany Hall organization. Congress-
man Cochran said to q Sun reporter:
have no intention OF leaving the organ
iEation or Of Joining any other"
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ARLINGTON. Mob. Aug. "A 1O-year- old son Of
Arthur johnson found an Old pistol In bureau
drawer; He wanted to see what MS little sister
would do II he fired II at her. He fred at her.
She fell dead with bullet IL her loft templA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
SIX Hundred Aluminium Dog Collar Tags In
Newark.

Under the new law. 600 licenses were issued
for dogs In Newark yesterday. Each dog got
for malo doEs Is So ana females So The work
OF capturing and impounding the stray dogs
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The Telegraph Company Nus. Fay.

JACKSON. Miss. Aug. 1.-The case Of the
State Revenue Agent against tho Postal Tele.
graph Cable Company. to enforce the payment
OF taxes OF 81 per milo for three years. amount.
Ing to 1927. was to-day decided in favor Of
plaintiff by Judge Chrlsman OF tho Circuit
Court. The case goes to the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-03
THE
MoRRELL LIQUOR CURE

10 tho most reliable cure for inebrsy Its endorsed
by prominent ciergymen. physicians and business
men who have carefully investigated Its merits. Its
efficacy is demonstrated by the large number of per-
sons permanently cured No detention from business
No sore arms or deleterious results For treatment
information call or address In confidence
NoRRELL LIQUOR Cure.
2U3 broadway.
N.w yort civ lug NeIt 34th ~.
w" '"A WY IN West labthsL
Brooklyn, ~ y. $40 FultOnsL
NeNaTk N j.. TbS BROAD bt
Long Branch, N, j., Chelsea and I'd ave.
BipEhAmten and BaEIioga Syringe NIX
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The Nawab OF Rampur sailed for Europe yes
terday on the White Star stoa m shin Teutonic.
Among his fellow voyagers was Lieut. Gen.
=. U Lyon Governor OF Bermuda
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department to-day. He expressed himself as
greatly benefited by his trip and said that
everywhere ne went he had received marked
courtesies from the people. In speaking OF his
The trip was extremely pleasant Visited
impressed with the diversity Of the resources
Of that great section: The mineral wealth
silver. and gold abound. and almost
Ssny d W pro DSdut e
spd the school house i found in every Villages;
Heiena, Mont Ysllowstohs Fsrk i Is destl sed
Its geyssrs. Its lakes. it's mountans and It's
CANYONS are beautiful and interesting beyond
,hs %or RS sn
grandeprs can be seen n this park than any.
reSs being made by number Of the Indian
tribes visited. ! was impressed with the i'm
and teaching th The Children those dome Stis
OCCUPATIONS which give comfort to civilized
Gideon C Bantz OF Maryland was to-day pro-
NOTED to be assistant cashier OF the Treasury.
n Srer Mr. Bantz's new salary is 81 200 He
has been In the Treasurer's office for num-
Der OF yearR
1t 10 probable that the Democratic members
OF the Senate may caucus about the middle Of
the week to determine the distribution OF pat
ronaGe under the Secretary Of the Senate and
mo serReant-at-Armsb but no call for that pnr-
pose has yet been issued. There may be q lit
tie delay in this. owing to the fact that the
courtesy which exists among senators will re-
9ulTe them to await the action OF the Repub-
leans in determining what men shall he kept
e. the representatives OF the minority. Among
INC llrst things TO come before the Senate will
ihe case Of Sir. lee Mantle. appointed Senator
lroGi Montana 20 succeed Mr.. Sanders. being
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04

Ed. Little. late United States Con-
sui 10 Cairo. Eept. who was a student
at the Kansas State University. has
Just returned to Kansas and tells of all
amusing experience. Cairo is a very
fashionable place during the winter
anil is thronged with visitors from
Europe aud the United States. There
is n grand opera every night. and il
YOU go to dinner at the hotels you are
expected to appear in full dress. One
dav a very fashionable woman leaned
over TO Little and said. "Therc is one
great advantage in this place. 1t is SO
far away that only the best people cal
afford TO come here" "les, YES: GER
tainly." replied Mr.. Little, who won
dpred what she would have thought
had she known that just two months
before he was cutting corn in Kansas
-Atch!sOn Globe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04
November weather.

Following is Hicks Move cher
weather: About the 2nd and 3rd
look for higher temperature and
secondary storm movements. The 9TH
TO lIth is a marked storm period,
during and about which. suffering
and loss on land and sea will result
where foresight and care are not ex-
ercised. Snow and sleet to the north.
A severe cold wave will spread over
the country, lasting up to reactionar!y
days, on and touching l4th and 18th.
The 18th to 2Srd is the next regular
storm period. 1t ia near the center
of venus period and may be counted
on for violent storms of wind, rain and
snow. Thunder and tightening south
See if you do not hear of disasters on
seas-ships wrecked and lives lost. A
very cold gave up to 25th and 26th
Month ends warmer with winter
Winds sud STORMS brewing.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04

At lis August term the County
Count of this county fixed the follow
ing rate for show license in this
county:
Circus and m%cnagerie urder one
tent. where the price OF admission
for adults is SIS cents or more. S25 for
each day: circGs with acrobatic or
othc. performance where the adniis.
sion price for adults is less than So
cents. SIS for each day; othrI shows
under tent, $40 for each day; fol
every side show with any of the fore
going, IS per day; for any kind o
hall show other than t~llcaters, 81 pei
dyv.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04
TuIHSnNN.

"A mar ny She TamC e: C"mrcr.
who was operated upon by pr PAT
ton al the Hospital yesterday morn
ing, is doing well.
Take care of the dimes aud the
dollars will be in hand when Won want
q real nice pair OF shoes, like thn>" al
Humans.
The little girl of ii. l.. iIanzc that
swallowed a pin Tuesday evening has
experienced no Inconvenience from il
yet.
"A brother of the man who is in
the Jackson jail for forging the names
of Dick Edmloudsnn and others 10 ::
note, arrived in Jackson Yesterday,
and we understand he will make an
effort 10 get his brother oui "a bond.
Wild ducks seem TO be plentiful
in the likes this year and lois OF then
are being killed and brought 10 thi.
market.
Lost, a brass safe key. The find
or will be literally rewarded by lcav
lns same al this Vil.cc.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04
WEDNESDAY

Ii il said ,bs, l:,,Y.c nrn-n.c. ia
( bsvc = GRAND aforementioned * ,,.irfo,
in 1891
An .lr.;r;r T,.h. ,,.s Ip.cp ~. u,
in y g,,r mil rI,.. ,o tho r.T,..u.
gstc a, J.r,.,r.., H., ,r;f. -.
vcn.ir,. nf il. \,.y W..rI, a.. b.;uo
C ,rrir! to liz" nnn-,.os.y-.. :. people
~. ,Lo nLI W.rrI
Little v-m.i.h,H hrr'rh ,,r"ii-rTs:
De Wiit-> L';fi.. F.s.- N::-r.- rJ.r..
mslari"u, disorder, nnl regulate ;h'.
N"",s'' ""'' 49, w..
Drn~gist
~,
m
...r, i..:.
on 49,, ..f,.
Mr.. Geo. II iit.:T J. a''.r''-i
with r,Icumtti. u. which Ii bis Am
,ru.,,,l f,b,,r
-u.,ry v.y..s,J l. and In;;u.
,... mop,
u.,,or, o,.h r.f-, :, r.. ,,,rL
..Li,r h,
Ccr.n:n tii,I.ser.-" IA" Ficc'-
ami a"& S:;atr;isi-.rd
Price % c:..
For lie by W. II. CoCrvrr. druggist
Tho Flc,trtc LIGHT Committee q.
N. ,i,v C,uoclL. wit, N, civ Clerk
mo, tbi. afternoon TO decide an The
for,,,,iop Of ,pI,e inlnrma;inu fer
parties who wait 10 bid on the prop
osi,i,n TO furnish thi, city with
electric lights.
All the talk in the world viii not
convince N"h 50 Hul'H.H u "h' 'Ft"'
100 - ~. or,.,fa,.
and uiIrs. / Rem Mile. DRUGGIST.
r.. ,tror c-n,o-,.. ,,a.,o,
~uecLapir nm thr =: I,uiS Carr Cir.
Il, u;,t M .nur
chaSe' Ih'>'' hH'ri> i"''''> !" "'
Cape MirIIh. - r""Hda! 20.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04
Good Looks

Good looks are more than skin
deep depending upon Il healthy con-
dition Of ali the vital organs. If the
Liver be Inactive. YOU have IA Bilious
Look. if Your stomach he ~di>"rderrd
YOU have a Dysprptic look and il
Your Kidneys be affected YOU have n
Punched Look. Secure good health
and Won will have good looks. Flee
triri i,i,tcrs is the great alternative
and Tonic act, directly on these vital
organS. Cures i'imnl"s. BlotchcS,
Iin.!> and gives a good complexion.
sold at Wilson, Drugstore. 80 cents
per bottle.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04
TUESDAY

Our millers arc paving half a dol
lar per bushel for wheat.
George G. Kimmel is now agent
for the Painter property. lie vii!
collect all the rents and attend to all
the business for the Administrative Of
the estate.
DIR. Porterfield performed a SUI
gicai operation this morning at the
Hospital upon Mr.. Champion, of East
Cape Girardesu, Ill.
Albert Grossheider and Mis- Ida
Kerstncr, daughter, of Claus k'rstner,
will be united in marriage at Zion
Lutheran Church near Gordonyillc,
nrxt Sundry.
-Dlomeyer & Hannah have a nice
drug store on Sprigg street and we
are pleased TO know that they. are
doing good business, for they'sre
both clever young men. They have
a new clean stock Of goods snd they
are both at home in a drug store.
Steamboat men saw that Cape
Girardeau has the best levee between
st. Louis and New Orleans.
The Board OF Education met last
night and allowed the teachers their
salaries for the month of October.
-ExJudge Maurice Cramer has
moved 10 st. Louis, where, We under
stand, he is going to practice law.
O.. Mr.. Cramer is a man of brains and
II be applies himself to his profession
there Is no reason why he should not
do well in the big city.
ny~ur appetite IL gone moth
sne win restore IL more quickly
nm &C. C, G. Certain Chill
SJure.r the great Tonic and
eIar.nfecd Cure for Chills and
ksyce. Price - cents. d.
FOR sale By W. H. Coeryer, druggis'
Tho T. J. Moss stores on the St
Lotus, Cape Girardesu & Fort Smitl
r. X. have been sold to q stock Com
psuy sud viii DO continued under thu
new management.
y. A. Mattesou & &c. have start
ed up tacir Paint Mil on Ncrlh Mali
street. sr&%
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04

There has been more work done
on the streets this year in this city
than has been done in any -one year
since We can remember and we have
been a resident of the city twenty-six
years.
Kicking q man is an act that he
may excuse. If he knows you kicked
him with llamsn's elegant shoes.
Louie Profit, of Benton, called
on us to-day. Mr.. Profit says some
of the Benton people who were burnt
out will not rebuild.
One word deserves it-.nerfec-
ton" We refer 10 DeWiu's Witch
Hazel Salve. cures obstinate sores.
burma. skin diseases and is a well
known cure for piles. |. Ben Miller,
Druggist.
1T we are 10 believe Hicks. the
weather prophet, We may expect
some very rough cold weather dur
ing the month of November. Let us
hope for oac, in his lite Hicks that
is OF his box.
For ihiriy->ryrn wears \. Wager
hiss sold the Superior rooS stove and
ranges and they have a!wavs given
pDijrr ..,i~f.ctt.u
Powers, the artist. is making
some fine portraits % former meuI-
bers Of the faculty of 1t. Nincent's
Coliese:-mrn. msny of whom have
long since passed away.@
Our coal dealers seem to Dc un-
10 supply the demand for coal
this year.
-Inarauea of Ire merits Of De
Little Eariv !~;i>er- : = mis-
These iiu!ie pills requisite
he liver. cure h"ai1"l". ~dv-J"i,Sii. !
bad breath. con ,rirati"n an bilious
less. l.. Ben Miller. Druggist.
Tia; Old relic al old fng4yi>m.
he e., scales. sii"Iii hc mav".! away
rom the from! rurrsurr to GU: court
park. TAer- are nl!."c pieces
IL the city where rhrv c3Hi.i H.. placed
5 conveniently rs they now are and
hey would nut look - hateful 10 tie
we of the pu5ii". What say. lets
ave them moved.
Cure your o"rn. ~ wearing 'hc
cal skin shoe SOL a: The Gem shoe
on Bro4d1:y 10y W. II. liucTs
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04


As Mis-: Wtstbrook's tour through
mis- State has1bcen expressly arranged
:nr III" benefit of. the Confederate
lnInc OF Missouri our citizens will
ave a double motive in attending
ncSc rntefiainmenis-to witness the
Irr:Ormance of u first-class. dramatic
"mpnny and TO contribute to the
uppDrt of a noble : charity-the
lone tor disabled and homeless ex-
confederate soldiers in this State.
The Daughters of the Confedcracy.
f Cape county will take a special
interest in the sale of seats for the
prnIng Oh Tuesday nights perform
ace in this city. when Miss West
rock will appear as JENIE LEI
'EEToN in u new and beautiful
southern play written for her by Mr.
ial Reid. entitled. ~ Daughter of
he Coniederacy." On Wednesday
:veuing she will appear in n new
-omedy-drama, entitled, AN Imp, an
Angel
Reserved seats for sale at Canz's
and the Opera House Cafe.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04
ASSASSINAFED.
THE MAYOR OF CHICAGO
KILLED By A CRANK.
Eugene Pendergast, q Carrier on
the Mayors Newspaper, the
Murderer.

CHICAGO, ILL, October 2S.-CarteI
, Henry Harrison, live times Mayor u
!, the city of Chicago, was assassinated
, at his home in this city at 7:05 to.
night. The murderer, who is un-
doubtedly d%eEented, was Eugene p
Pendergast, a paper carrier on the
Mayors newspaper. The assassin.
who was pcrSued to a police station.
said that he killed the Mayor because
he had promised him the CorporsiioE
C"uuseIor>hip of the cit. vi Chicago
AMI had ia;!ci To keep his promise.
H Nv THE KILLING VAS DONE
i: 7:,5 u'cIS,k Ihi> evening a man
Tan up giIc front Steps ot Mr. llarri-
:, :, r"i;!cure at M. PSI South ASH
land avraur and rang the door bell.
Mary Fcnson, the servant, answered
tine bell and rLe:s.m outside asked
tor Mr.. Harrison. She said he would
have 10 witt a mOmcn rs Mr.. liar
rlSbn WAS asleep oh the sofa i'll the
p%ailor, at the salnc time going back
through the hall To call him, leaving
the door open. In n moment Mr..
Harrison stepped from the pnrlor ill.,
to The hail. In an instant the NAL
had drawn Il revolver and fired. the
shot entering the abdomen just above
the navel. Two more shots rang uui
All instant later. the first OF which en-
tered the Mayors body under the left
arm, i. nr'raiinS the heart. Mr.. Iiar-
risun when the first shot was fired had
started toward tho door and the sec
ond shot struck him when within a
few feet Of the ASSASSIN.
Mr.. Harrison WAS sn close to the
muZZl.- of The revolver when the thirG |
shot va fired III Il the bullet shatter-
ed one of the knIrkles on his hand.
lfpN NC DuiHl nut hCsu- WI iiaIl- 4
>oI's coac',man. who was in the rear
of the house when the first shot was
fired, ran in the hall and fired three
shots at the man a. he started out OF
ihc front door. The murderer paus-
ed for an instant. turned about and
fired Il par;Ing SiI"t nj the cJacInian.
lie then ran down the front steps
and went I, :hc nearest police station
and .lIr himself M. stating 10 the
iii f. :,.r; tee btl a.i!ai hayor Har-
ri-In
Na,"! ;;airI-.i. ai"r the last shot
was fired. >i,pir: IEiO the %I.arlOr and
started tow ards the Ginning room. He
Ind taken hut II icw steps. however,
when he rerir,i and fell into the but
pantry which led to the rear o!
ia" hru>a. ih> >uu Preston. " no WAS
.Ip stairs AT the time OF the shooting.
down and was al his fathers side
i'll m instant.
Harrison said Il am shot. Preston,
ani raTnu' i've. !,
IL IN ":iy ,hnui five minutes
%. / $500, IL It 'hc last shot.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-11-04
1 " edding.

y very prc.iN aud attractive we.'-
ding Il, so!mnized at Iic Hanover
Church three miles west of this city
Yesterday evening nj tive o'clock.
The contracting parties were Mr..
August krmrr, of this city. and Miss
Louise Brrtiing. at near this city.
Rev. NJ. Ii"Iahn deity tied the
uuptIal bonds TIM united the destiny
of this Young couple. The church
WIS so bcautiI ully decorated a TO
lend an added charm and throw a
touch of romance over the ocoasion.
More than two hundred invited guests
were present 10 witness the scene and
the day was OF those balmy In
dian Summer days that lent a touch
of bewilderment 10 the great crowd
OF people while they had the appear
ance of pilgrims fresh from the land
of rudclv awakened dreams, as the
bridal party stood beneath the EN-
blcmdlic in.igni of cvergieens, as the
preacher propOundcd the sole m
questions which united the young
couple for life.
The bridesmaids were Misses Liz
zie Krrnpr and iscrtha Siemers. The
groom was supported through the
trying ordeal by Ncssrs. Paul Weis-
ingrr and Fret Brrilimg. Jr. The
bride vas hcc"miEgil dressed in pure
white wiJiluuI ornament save her own
winsume beauty.
The groom wUr" the conventional
black suit AMI WI. quite hondsome.
The bridesmaids mere dressed in
cream silk AMI The yroOm>Incn wore
black suits. After the ceremony the
wedding party and the assembled
g.Ie.is repaired 10 the residence #
Mr.. Louis Il, rTling. Sr., where they
partook OF nm elegant and substantial
rrpust- The groom is a sober in
dustrIuus young maj with a splendid
rospcrt for the future. lie will
assume the duties oi a husband with
a good knowledge of the responsible
ties of married life. Ills wife is a
daughter of Louis Brrtling, ST., OF
near this civ she is a bright inielli-
gent girl and in every way competent
TO assume the DUTIES OF Il wife.
The happy couple will make their
home in our city where the groom
has been brought up to manhood
The DEMOCRAT joins these many
friends in wishing Mr.. and Mrs
Kempe unrrainmeled happiness in The
struggle OF life.