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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-11-28
Joe, Ohio.

Married, by Rev. Father Ritter, Of
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, on
Tuesday. Nov. 19, Mr.. Joseph Speles
of Delphos, o. and Miss Maggie NolI
of this place. After the cermony at
the church, which was witnessed by a
large concourse of invited guests, the
bride and groom and invited guests
returned to the home of the bride
where sumptuous dinner was serv-
ed to about one hundred guests.
The presents were numerous and
grand.
The good wishes of warm friends
attend these Young people in this new
relation, and the fondest desires are
that they NAV be increasingly help
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The Ward Reading Circle.

JOBS, O., Nov. 23-The mee ting
of the Ward TIP. Teachers Reading
Circle held at Jobs, today, was well
attended, considering the extremely
bad weather and was highly enjoy
able and profitable throughout. All
persons on the pr gram were presen-
except one and each ones part was
crelitably performed. Papers were
read by Jennie Mccullough, Olive
Lane, Tunis Nunemaker. P. G Nc
Cormick and j. p. Nunemaker.
These papers and the discussions
which followed them showed that the
Reading Circle work in this townt
ship is being done with commendable
thoroughness.
After the rendering of the program
the Circle was further organized and
Mr.. p. &. Mccormick was chosen
chairman and Miss Blanche Acker
secretary for the next meeting which
will be held Dec, 21st.
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That our business men report bus

That our business men report bus
mess picking M.
That Lee CresaP, the New York
cutter is still working on the Dol
li>on- Democrat.
That all the stores are getting
ready for the Holidays. Now is the
tin e to advertise.
TIA. Gus Baird has returned to
his uest in Ward Tp.
That Frank Beery of Lrucaster
spent Sunday In the city.
That the manager Of the opera
house has refused the Chicago on
cert company the 22nd ofDecemher.
That you should not fail to g" to
columbus see Della Fox.
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MaXville Ohio.

The event known as our autumn
election has passed into history, and
as the result thereof has been of such
a peculiar and unexpected nature,
that we are minus a rational explana-
ton. We can only hear On the side
of the victors, Il told you so." and
from the defeated, 81 expected it,"
while the more pious, relegate the re-
suit to that mysterious and unfathon-
able realm, known as an inscrutable
Providence. We in our theo-plIilo-
sophie belief, that Providence has not,
and will not have anything to do
with our elections, but that it will
not apply preventing force, and let
us vote as we please. When we
look over the field of Waterloo, we
must exclaIm: truly the American
people live by excitement. When
candid observer looks upon political
rally, when he hears music and the
frantic shouts of an agitated multi
tude, when he sees and reads insult
ing and vuIger transparencies, when
he sees the doors of quassi penal in
stitntions unlocked and its inmates
brought forward to swell the noisy
throng, when party leaders scatter
Doodle, when lawmakers, as suppos-
ell representatives of the people, rob
bankrupt state treasury of a two
fold pay for one years labor, just be-
cause THEY could d" so, by law
what honest, patriotic thinking man
is it, who can not see, rising, in our
distant political horizon, the dark
cloud of final revolution? As long
as the sacred right of an individual
ballot can be bought and sold. and
as long as Rothchild and Co. can
play chess with our National gold re-
serve and treasury, that long we are
incompetent of self government, and
are not free American citizens.
The immortal Washington describes
the pillars on which the glorious fab
ric of our independence and national
character must be supported, when
he wrote to the governors of the sew
eral states, April 18th 1888, The
prvelence of that pacific and friendly
intercourse among the people of the
United States, which will induce
them TO forget their local prejudiees
and politics, to make those mutia.
concessions which are requisite to a
general prosperity; and in many ms
tances to sacrifice their individual adj
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full to each other, an honor to their
friends and a blessing to the world.
Two children of Anthony Smeltzer
are very sick with whooping cough.
This disease is very prevalent i'll this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sholl left on an
extended visit to Junction City last
week. to visit relatives.
Messrs Willard Johnston and Bert
Sholl were visitors at Bairds Fur.
mace, Saturday.
No. 3 School is progressing nicely
under the supervision of ]. H. Leon
ard.
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ROckdridge.

Mrs. p. Hanstein, after severa
months suffering. departed this lif'
Nov. 19 and was buried in the Luth.
can C.me,ery at Slgir Grove Nov
2lst.
Mrs, Thomas Hicks left for Phila
delphia Saturday evening to attend
the funeral of her sister who died
there the 2lst enst.
Sam Mcconnell is building an ad
dtion to his house on London St.
Mrs. C. NJ. Rice has returned from
an extensive visit to friends in the
northern part of the state.
Alpheus Eugene Huls of the Jour
nal-Gazette of Logan spent Sunday
in this city.
Lem Matthias has a machine that
turns out genuine IN 'ney. Lem
knows a goo thing when he sees it,
but he does not grind out money be-
cause he needs it, but to simply show
the boys that he can.
A good number of our BOYS are fast
ing the forepart OF this week, getting
! ready to deyour their share of the
great bird.
Chas Jackson who travels in the
interest of J. Stoughton & Sons spent
last week at home.
The Misses Lizzie Deeds and Dora
Brandum OF Sugar Grove were in
town Sunday the guests of Billy
Hu's, who has been quite sick for a
few days.
Mrs. George W. Dupler who has
been sick for quite a while IS some
better at this writing.
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Guthrie and Company are
making some very low prices
while closing their massive
stock of mems ready made
shirts for ten COY cents. just
think Of il,
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90 VD j ( y IVY?

That Ethel Hopkins is on the sicl
list.
That Frank Myers says we will
have long Inter.
That John Wollman spent Sun
day in Lancaster.
Tat W. II. Rpust Of Jobs, spen,
SIM lay in t"is city.
That The Anti Cigarette club will
parade Thursday afternoon.
That WIZ Lowry and Grant Cleve-
land have gone to Chillsolh..
That { has r. ,se put an arc light
! in front of lis business room.
The saw miIi he'onoing Ia Noah
Star was burned MONDAY night.
That Guthrie & Co. are going to
move to ol mbas the first of JAN
nary.
ThstBcr,ha Wright was taken
quite sick Fr day night.
T at VIII Creed of Columbus
si'ent >un lay in thscity with frieada.
That Cap Friesner entertained a
t:w Of his friends at car,s last Tues
day evening.
! That JAS Montgomery viii spend
Thank>4iv;rg at Parkelsburg, w. Va.
v ith friends
! That J.Fagan of Tornado, Canada,
was guest at the Rempel House,
/ Sunday.
That John Graham of Columbus,
spent Sunday IN this city, the guest
of friends.
That Mgr Fred Korpe says we will
have the ..PayTrain in a few weeks.
This is Il sopd conpay.
That john Rochester had two of
his fingers mashed while working OIL
the water works mains.
That Mrs a Pii-c is spending a
few days in ,he country with her
sister Mrs { I Wclty.
That Bessie Sheldon of Athens is
TO sjynd Thanksgiving with Edith
Palmer.
That Lena Village had the mis-,
fortune to mash two of her fingers
while at woik at Minnie Palmars
That VIII Hartman was married
to Maggie Mcclure at CidersviIe.
That Sanderson has gone to Wash
inston G II to engage in the harness
and saddelery business.
That Vern' Bowen and Charley
Woods have retained from Spring
field.
That Frank kittsmiller met with
painful explosion of Natural Gas
at ChilIcothe.
That a certainly young society
couple are to be married during
the holidays.
That Chas p. Balger of cincinnati.
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. l..
Warner.
That The Big Six Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Chas Rose. Tuesday
night.
That Miss Blanche Mattox gave a
taffy pulling last night to a rumber
Of friends.
That Bert Stedam spent Sunday
with his mauy friends.
That the Misses Ambrose enter
tanned a few friends at cards last
Tuesday night.
That II. McQinston Of Cincinnati,
visited the family Of VIM. Vest
enhaver last week.
That Jesse 3. Butin of Columbus
was in the city last week on business
That Sheriff Ryan was visitor in
the Valley, Monday.
That the Harmony Club is to give
a private entertainment. So says Miss
GoHld Of tie Democrat.
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Cedar Grove.

Several attended church at ST.
John last Sunday evening.
School at No. 10 is progressing
nicely under the management of Miss
Diley.
Homer Pleukharp has gone to
Portsmouth to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Frs. Ben Wilson have re-
TUNED to their home at Louis, Ohio,
after a pleasant visit with friends and
rela tives here.
j. Bowser and family of Blooming
vile visited Mrs. Pleukharp last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Nihiser visit
ed his parents near Logan last week.
Lew Conkle of PNrsell was in the
employ OF d. A. Gerl,n last week.
Miss Nettie Al en- has returnrd
homa from Laurelville.
Mrs Dave Rose visite her mother
last Sunday,
C.Biers of Ilesb,ro was pleasantly
entertained by Miss Clloie Moore
last Sunday.
Rev. Clendenning delivered an in
teresting address last Sunday eve
ming at St. John.
Lizzie Culp gave n Taffy pulling to
a few of her best friends Saturday
night.
Lottie Woolever has returned home
from Logan where she has been work
ing for some time.
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vantages' to the interest of the COM
munity." Then, and only then can
we lenghten the string of our nation
al pride and let our eagle soar q
the known world, bearing i1
mouth the olive branch of peace
good will to oppressed humanity
j. L.
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Ella Clark has gone to Nelson
Vile.
Nelson Armstrong spent Sun
day in Dcleware.
j. A. Anderson, of Jobs, was in
the city Monday.
Rev. George Geiger, of Garth
on, was here Saturday.
Minnie Allen, of the Journal
Gazette is Visiting in Lima.
j l.. Coal. of Cleveland, was II
busiress vi>itor here Monday.
Bertha Spurlier, of Smock, is
visi,iig Ter sis ter Mrs Bert Allen.
40 Yards Of ribbon was used to
make badges for the Cigarette Club.
Mrs Oliver Duffy, Of Union
Furnace, spent Saturday in Logan.
The Anti Cigarette Club now
have 235 members who have signed
the pledge.
MIR John Canty entertained the
Invincib " hist club last Tuesday
evening.
Lee Groves, OF Logan, was the
guest of friends here last week. .-Bre
man banner.
The Hooking Co., Farmers In
stitu,e will be held Jan. 3lst and
Feb. Let 1896.
- Married, Mr.. Chas Wright and
Miss Lillia Disbennet, Nov. 20 by
Rev. w. a. Wright.
Miss Rose Foutz, of Wrsterville
who has been visiting Rev Wright,
left Monday for WelSton.
DR.. n. II. Blcsser was called to
Greendale and New Plymouth last
Sunday on professional business.
Mrs. Ella Hayes, of Soloman
City, Iowa, will spend Thanksgi, ing
with John Strentz and family, of
Front St.
There will be Quarterly meet
ing held at the Free Methodist
Church, corner Hunter and Walnut
ST., on Sunday.
john l.. Floyd, country Jack"
left Wedn,s lay for Gunnison, Mss,
where he will spend the winter.
Jack is one of our jolly, whole souled
yonng men, and we bespeak for him
n pleasant winter among the kindre
spirits he may meet in the South
land.
The Logan Social Club, COM
pany of genial and companionable
gentlemen of our town, disposed to
drive dull care away and to make oc-
casional sunny spots on the the jour
ney Of life were Hospitality entertain
ed on last Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rose. The evening
was passed in CHEEKY consideration of
pleasant current events and with
laughter and music and song they
Took flight,
To Heaven that night
And left dull earth behind them"
a sumpfnous banquet was served
TO which the jolly company did
cheerful justice. The company is
composed of the following gentle
men: Tom Sunderland. Tom kreig,
Tom Price, Charley Stedem, Cap
Friesner, Bruce Dollison, Harry
Rose, John Daniels, Nern Bowen,
Charley Wood,a DecemvIri of about
as much mirth ruling temper as can
be found in this jolly old world Of
ours. We hope the company may
have frequent meetings, and all be as
happy as that afforded by Mr.; and
Mrs. Harry Rose.
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fHb HOOKING XENTI\IL

-SOnSttSS NoHudN.
Gus Baird was down in Ware
Saturday.
Pat Canty was in Laarelvil'e
Monday last.
Mrs. F w, Dollison has return.
ed from Brennan.
Walter Sain and family are q,
Swan this week.
Mr.. K. b. Lehman transacted
business here last week.
--Eph Woods was the guest of
Bob kittsmi.ler Saturday.
-Bub Voris is going to start a
Restaurant at Laurelvil!e.
Jesse Gabriel smiled on his many
friends in Athens last week.
Sheriff Ryan WAS in Zauesvil!e
M,nlay On oficial lus' ness.
Henry Robey, OF Green Town
ship, was seen here Monday.
-Mr. Clarence Poston made this
office pleasant cali Monday.
w. III. Wolf, Of Lancaster, was
a business visitor here IA week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Bowser are
visiting in Logan. Lancaster Gaz.
- Deputy Sh, rilf Carton Bright
was in the Nest End Monday last.
The Ohio University foot ball
team plays lheLancaster team to-day.
Miss Cora Pierce is home from
Cleveland on visit t. her parents.
Mrs Aclier is visiting her sister
Mrs Ellen Armstrong, at Tarton.
Miss Ella J. Dalr. mple 81 ent
Monday last in Logan. Ne.s. News.
Hon. O. W. H. Wright Was in
Lancaster on legal business Friday.
jess Van Horn attended the fun
eral of John NuIter, near Gore, Sat
hrday.
The X. of Z. viii celebrate their
sixteenth anniversary IN Tuesday,
Dec. 18th.
DIR. Marshall, Of Columbus,
spent Sunday in Logan, the guest Of
j {. Morgan.
Tile FL hworlh League met at
Judge Bright's on No'th Walnut St
Tuesday evening.
Frank Redfern, one of the prom
incnt cit;zers of South Perry, WIS in
The city Saturday.
Ida Slisher and Lena Wil!ige
will spend their Thanksgiving in
McConnels. lille, Ind.
Mss Daisy Watkins will enter
tain her tr;eldS with masquerade
patty tomorrow evening.
Miss Ruble, of New Salem, left
this morning for Logan where she will
visit f. lends Ian. Eagle.
Charley Patton, of Nelsonville,
srent Sunday in. the city, the guest
of Maud Inboden and Ada Floyd
Miss Maggie Deish!e, the accom-
plshed daughter of J. G. Deishle, has
returned from visit in McAithur.
George Haynes, of Laurelvilie,
the pugilist has quit the ring AMI Is
holding a p bsition on the {. l.. d w.
-Lilliin kennard and Bessie
Montgomery are spending their
Thanksgiving vacation in the Capital
City.
&-Among the many honest farmers
of the surrounding country, we not
iced on our streets Monday Phillip
Hensel and j. A. Watts.
The Chau,suquan Literary Cir
clc met at at thE home of Miss Jessie
Cline on Hunter St. last Friday even
iny. The next meeting will be he'd
at Nyra Browns,
Wayne Armstrong came over
from Logan, Saturday, to visit his
cousin Uerrel, and beinga fars'gh,ed
]ad, we rather think he was on the
outlook for THANKSGIVING LAUREL
sillc ln,ecord.
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CHIC DAYS 4th Il 5th AT AT
LANTA EXPOSITION.

The c. II. V. & 7. Ry. will sell
excursion tickets good for ten days .
on December end and 3rd at the1
low rate of $l4.25 from Logan This
is your chance to visit the great
Exposition.
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excursion tickets good for ten days
on December end and 3rd at thel
low rate of $l4.25 from Logan This
is your chance to visit the great
Exposition.
9lsyer, w:n :.
was in our city yesterday.
/ Rev Mat;ingiy, of A
preached the Thanksgiving
at St. Johns Church this mi
/ Miss Mary Snider is VI
columbus, at St. Mary's
Springs, this wrek.
Harry E Rose informed
the dance given at the L A
last night was quite -swe DD4lhxl9l
If you need ar engine of any
kind, steam, gasoline. kerosene, send
for free illustrated circular to CHAs
P. WILLARD Il Co. l97 Canal
Chicago.
Look ont for the big para
Thursday afternoon at 2:So p m
does not rain. The members of
Anti cigarette Club will form il
at the school house grounds 7
day afternoon.
Frank E. Blosser returned n
the south last Friday night WIN
there he visited Il iI1uluD1n1
Ca. and at Chatt!
spent several days
He reports fna
Mr. Lew
were called Il
Tuesday 10 the fdn
Green, Mr. Green's d.
the Oldest citizens of tin
who died suddenly on Sun 1U6-'
nc from pneumonia.
This issue closes the Campaign
Subscription. We thank the hum
dreds of readers whose brief ac-
quaintances we have ba q ai16i1ll t1al| =
hottest campaign evey
county for their sup.
wishes and good vii
very pleasant, to us, ri
he continued. a few
have not yet siDnife1 tbpiT
have the paper continued. Th2
requested to send us word al
so thgt their file of the paper,
If preserved. will make an ind
ing hook, viii be complete.
$50 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
Greek cheap for>cisn
terms. For particulars,
ApcLrH GoLDFREz
f.irrieri
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800 ACRE FARM FOR S.
The Atkiuson>ia
Creek cheap for>SisH
terms. For particulars,
ApeLrII GOLDFRE1
CircleriI
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16
IN GENERAL.

The dispatches state that the japanese
are greatly excited over the recession OF
the leaotong peninsula by Japan. The
Mikado calls upon his subjects to discuss
affairs calmly.
The German reiclstag has rejected the
whole OF the tobacco tax bill, govern
ment measure. The Emperor seems to
be in about the same position with res
pcct to the reichstag as the president was
to the last congress.
Severe frosts have damaged the or
chards ana gardens through New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and all
the northern tier of States, causing inn
mense loss to the growers.
Secretary lIoke Smith has approved
list II of the Northern Pacific railroad
for ,635, $50 acres OF land in the state OF
Washington.
Improvement in the iron trade has
been the cause OF a surprise to 200 men
in the Delaware iron works, at Delaware
Nd, who found ten per ce mt increase
in their envelopes last Saturday.
Work has been resumed at the Illinois
steel works, in Chicago, two of the
blast furnaces having started Monday.
1t is understood that Justice Jackson
has voted to sustain the income tax law =.
The decision will be given Monday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16
NEWS OF THE STATE.

Joseph Bernard, OF Tacoma, has
received the appointment OF farming in
structor at large to the Indians OF the
state.
Tacoma is preparing for a big celebra-
ton the Fourth of July, including q
woman's congress, and Il floral and
musical festival.
The steamer Willapa arrived at Port
Townsend from Southwestern Alaska,
Sunday night, having on board number
OF discouraged miners who had attempted
to reach the Youkon.
Theodore Gushing, a prominent citizen,
shot and killed his hired man, Thomas
King, Monday, on his ranch ten miles
from Spokane. The cause was dispute
over wages. Cushing alleges that he
only meant to scare King.
James Holmes, farmer near Spokane,
has received draft for $40 900 from the
Northern Pacific, in full settlement for
injuries received twelve years ago by Il
switch engine at Sprague. The draft in
cudes interest on the judgement, and
costs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16
SUPERIOR COURT PROCEEDINGS.

May Bird to May -.
Stctson Mig Co vs. W Ray, CT al
Judgment by stipulation.
c S Clarke VS. Bert Morse ct al-Decree
of foreclosure signed.
John Brady VS. Chehais County-De.
murrer to complaint sustained.
w Wappcnstein VS. Aberdeen Bank
Orders signed allowing Receivers to pay
claim Of j G Lewis, and to lease certain
property.
In re Estate of Porter Ross, deceased
Final account approved, Adm discharged
In re Guard OF Jos. Baumeister, insane
Order to sell personal property.
State VS. J b Biles, and same vs II p
acknowledgements Of dismissal.
Anderson, ct al, vs. VIM Stiles--Default
and judgment signed.
State VS. John Lindbeck-Deft tried on
charge of burglary, verdict OF the jury,
"not guilty."
State VS. Thomas and Haight-Contin-
uance for the term granted defendants.
Chas Mcintyre VS. County G Commission
ers-Set for trial May 49,
State VS. VIM Thurman, and same vs. L
i Dole-Defendants balls forfeited and
both placed under arrest.
State VS. McDonald-Tried upon charge
Of grand larceny, verdict, "not guilty."
NEW CASES FILED.
Puyallup Loan & Trust Co vs. r f
Sandbach, ct al-Forecosure OF Mortg.
Hunt & Mottet VS. Satsop Creamery Co.
Debt.
r. L Sabin VS. same-Debt.
r l. Austin, ct al, VS. i NJ Lewis, ct al
Foreclosure of mortgage.
A d Devonshire VS. Rebecca + Goodcll,
ct al--Complaint in equity.
Robt Wingate, Receiver, VS. Mary G
Lee, Foreclosure of mortgage.
+ ID Huestis VS. l. NJ Lewis, ct al-Fore-
closure of mortgage.
Interstate Loan & Savings Assn vs. r
l. Boyle, ct al--Foreclosure OF Mortg.
State VS. Thoresen-Appeal from JUS
tce court
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16

st. Louis is the scene of lively bat.
tie between organized employers and
the walters in hotels and restaurants,
etc. 1t is the same old strife over whisk-
ers. Tho employers want the men to
be clean shaven, and the employees re-
fuse to allow the hirsute adornment
which covers their faces to DO removed.
The trouble has even extended to the
hackmen and coachmen, who have COM
bined with tho walters and have taken
a firm stand against allowing their
whis'lors to be removed.
They have been seeking to obtain the
sympathy OF tho labor organizations Of
st. Louis, but the members Of tho Bar
bors' union are against them ana are
ready to cut the Objectionable whiskers
off, shave them off, chop them oif--in
short, anything to remove them.
The legislature has taken q hand in
the trouble, and two bills have been in
troduced, one requiring all walters in
hotels, restaurants, etc, to be clean
shavon and the other making it q mis-
demeanor for an employer to discrimi-
nate against al employee who wears a
beard. Albany Argus
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-05-16
WHO is "TELEMAQUE 2"
Tho Mysterious individual Who Staket
Count Eoniface and Caught On.

Tho Mysterious individual Who StaiSed
Count Boniface and Caught On.
Hero is tho first explanation Of a
hitherto inexplicable circumstance Of the
GouldC astellano marriage:
Among the guests at that most adver-
tised of American marriages was man,
newly rich, not distinguished for ele-
gance of manner, breadth Of education
or for anything save an inordinato and
abnormal itch to "get into society" and
a monumental cheek in furthering an
ambition not uncommon to people Of
his antecedents.
But he was there, and all the Four
Hundred looked Oh and wondered, es-
pecially those that were not invited.
1t turns out now that this hearty old
buck of humble origin, small beginnings
and unbounded aspirations got his invi-
tation to the wedding through Count
Bonifaco do Castellane, the bridegroom.
AS everybody knows, Count Boniface
had very littlo money prior to his mar
riage with tho American heiress.
He was forced to borrow.
He was short of collateral or other
material security, but his social position
was valuable in the eyes Of the man to
whom have referred.
The latter came to tho counts assist
ance and Endorsed his notes to the
amount of 100000, I am told, and
thereafter was the counts bosom friend.
Wherever the Count Castellane was,
there was "tho little JOKER" and Of
course he got an invitation to the we'd
ding, and Of course he went.
You can bet that this particular ex-
ample Of tho newly rich never misses a
trick in his social game.
And such is tho complex and hetero-
geneous character of our social fabric
that, in spite of certain drawbacks, like
tho insect without wings, ho will get
there just the same.
have not mentioned by name this
charming friend of the noble Count de
Castellane, but for an appropriate cog
nomen I'll dub him Telemaque. -Cholly
Knickerbocker in New York Recorder