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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-14
DOwNED IN \ DITCH.
Mrs. Emory Pushes Mrs. Louderville

Into the Mud Mr.. l.. to the Rescue.
a misplaced fence and a disagreement
as To a boundary line has resulted in
wOrdy war Of women at Ballard. The
smoIdering flames of discord burst out
fiercely a few days ago. but by the inter
vention Of justice court have been OK
tinguished.
Mrs Egbert, who is better known ty
her former name OF Emory. leased from
the Seattle Steel and Iron Works a part
Of block ia east OF and near the end of
the West street electric bridge. across
Salmon bay. She built a modest dwelling
on what she supposed was leased land.
but In reality IL was upon \ street, run
ming east and west near the water front
south OF block Ia This mistake has
caused a good deal OF trouble. wordy
wars. assault and battery and the begin
ming of two law suits before r. T. Haw-
ley. Justice of the peace. Fast of Mrs.
Emory's four or five families live. and
they all claimed a right-of-way over \
street through Mrs. Emory's yard Mrs
Emory put fence across the street and
forbade the Louderyilles, one Of the
neighhors. from passing over the prop
erty. and when Mrs Louderville attempt
ed 10 pass to the street car last Friday
Mrs. Emory ordered her off the premises.
Mrs. LOuderyille needless of Mrs. En-
ory's orders. continued her walk This
angeFed MIS- Emory. " no followed Mrs.
I.ouderville. and. 81 Is said pushed her of
a plank sprawing into a ditch and when
she arose Mrs. Emory. so the story goes.
struck her. Mrs. Louderville cried for
help and her husband. who was within
hearing, came 20 her assistance He did
not approve OF the way his wife had been
used. and tore down the fence
Mrs. Emory on Monday swore to n COM
plant charging Louderville with trespass.
and Mrs. Louderviile retallated by swear
Ing 10 a complaint charging Mrs Emory
with assault and battery. The court set
the cases for o'clock yesterday morning.
Word was sent 20 the prosecuting attor-
ncy 20 appear or behalf of the state. but
he asked the cases be settled out of court
n possible. This the Justice succeeded in
doing. and both complaints were with
drawn
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THE R0WDY CORBETT
Friends Of the Champion As
tonisiled at His Conduct.
THE ENGLISH YACHT PAGES.
The Cambridge Athletes Visit &,
America Return Of Mike Dryer
From England.

rev York. Aug. f3-phn Dryer. who Ia
srakeholder for the fight between Jlr,
ror5etf ard Fltzsinlmons. In speaking ~
me row between tire two rgvfissfs I'm
Green's hotel. Philadelphia. OF SATURDAY
nigas. said: Il did not think corhatt
would act ia that way. ! have repeatedly
warned him against losing his fsruner
hEt he evidently has not get learned how,
"a control himself lie had better Iearr
how 70 keep a cool head before he gets
into the ring with Fitzsimnaons. or Rcs, i
very liable 10 tantaiize him 10 such a de-
gree that he viii lose hig head as he dfd
With Mitchell. ard Il he does--xell. he will
xrcu that he hasn't got a Mitchell in
froaf OF him then. II was ar affair TO he
deplored. and IT is fortunate IL vas
stopped before something more serious
happened.
FL Kearney. who Is one Of corbstt.s
hackers In his Eght With FItzsinrnons
said he scarcely knew what 10 make OF
ccrbetts action. lie said ne thought Jim
had Eacre sense than 10 engage in a bsavxl
OF that character. and further expressed
himself that he was afraid tie alteration
would have q detrimental effect on the
sport.
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HE MADE \ GAUZY EXCUSE.
Cont raband Chinaman Gathered in
Mongols VIII work, IrnrIc sn,n

Nongois viii Work Uncle sam.
Wong Choag. Chinaman without a
certificate. was arrested AZ a late hour
last night oy Deputy United States Mar
sh1l Quilter, Inspector sullivan and Der
uty Collector John J. Burns The three
officers IN locking around the Chinese
quarters noticed an unusual corr-notior
when they appeared AT the laundry of
See Wa. at go South sixth street and
with Quilfer and sullivan guarding the
doors. Burns searched the place and
found tEe fellow under bed H csnpat
speak English. but another Chinar,an
volunteered the Information that Wong
Choag came from small -own i'm CALI
forAia ard was sick during the period fo-
registration. This. hoveve-. is getting ~
be stercotyped excuse lie Will no ar
raisned today before Commissioner En-
cry
The Chinese inspectors fear that many
OF the large surplus 90 Noneoifarz ~
British Columbia VIII want 20 return 10
China This fall and rather than nav
steamer fare, VIII have the I-nltaid state
government ray IL for them To DO thfz
thcy Will simply Come ever the line T., 80
arrested ara 6ep1rted. This Is hee,naIrr
e serious matter in the Judgment ~ ne
officials
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

$50 p m.
Bark Germania is due from san Fran
cisco for coal.
Yacht Aggie made pleasure cruise up
on the harbor yesterday.
Tug Edith z lowed the schooner s.
Lawrence to Point Wilson on he last trip.
A car load OF -four ard feed was anong
Eosaiie
Tug vignant yesterday towed the
schooner Annie Larsen from Tacoma 10
the straits.
Tug Discovery towef a boom OF logs
from BISHOP 4 Co. : camp at Gettysburg
TO Eaolock yesterday
Steamer Edith brought in hfty-ive ass
engers from Hood canal Yesterday. NEST
Of whom We're returning campers.
Tug Magic towed the schooners Prosper
and Tampa 10 Eiakeley and harkcutine
c. G. Funk 10 Port Angeles, arriving yes
terday.
Schooner Caroline and sloop Viola Of
the halibut fleet have gone 10 West seat
tie 10 clean and prepare for another voy-
age 10 the banks.
Steamer Bay City. which took eco ex-
cursionists from Tacoma and this city
Sunday. returned yesterday with the
party from Nhatcom.
Steamer Idaho took asaGs0 shingles 10
Port Gamble Yesterday for foreign ship
ment on a lumber ship. She also had a
car of Spokane -four to the same place.
Steamer Utopia took eighty tens OF pa
per to Vancouver for foreign shipment
which was brought in Monday evening
by the Clan Mcdonald from Everett.
Two cars of general merchandise were
taken last evening to Sound ports by the
steamers Idaho. Rosalie. Fairhayen. City
OF Aberdeen and Garland, from Airing
ton dock.
Tug j. r. Boyaen reports very smoky
weather at Cape Flattery and the schoon-
er Vine has not reported there as yet.
The weather was quite rough and the
EoyGen, which had a boom of logs to tow.
was compelled TO give it up FOR the Ires-
ent.
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I-4hnsn, Hug f3-At a rnaaff1.,- - -.
reserfat5Ees of Cambridge and vale
eo1sE y vas decided that tire c.1aarBsya
at.aastic team after arriving Al ~esv YORK
s.n 70 20 @eg Ffaven. Ehere a hoasr as
.sIsany o@en engaged for the aerorr -4rssz-
- ~. q TIE knglisn athletes. canbrisva
"a also been determined. vii ~ecssve
ia. :, t"e RET gate receipts. The Eng
-'-A team VIE re-err5ark on October
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GRAIN INSPECTOR AT SEATTLE.
Herbert w. Williams. an Experienced
Grain Man. Is Appointed Deputy.


Chief Grain Inspector Perry ". Laur-
ence yesterday appointed Herbert Will
Jams chief deputy inspector at Seattle.
Mr.. Williams has been identified with the
grain business in Seattle for two years.
but Of late has been residing with his
brother at Ellensburg. lie viii imme-
6iately make his permanent residence IN
thig city. 1t is said his appointment was
strongly recommended by Seattle grain
merchants.
Mr.. Williams has lived in this state
four years. Of which a year and half, in
1888 and 1894. was spent in Seattle. While
here ne was inspector for the Seattle Ter
minal Railway & Elevator Company. now
the Seattle Warehouse & Terminal Com
pany. At Eliensburg he was in the en-
ploy Of the grain firm of Williams. Smith
son & Co
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New Lumber and shincle Tariff.

The Northern Pacific and It's connec-
tons have announced new tariff on lum-
Der and shingles from this city to points
In Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Him
ois, whereby the rate is reduced from
to cents per 100 pounds. The average
rate is about 60 cents. while heretofore
IL has been from 81 to % cents. The new
schedule applies to fir in straight car
loads, and TO lumber. logs, shingles, fence
posts, fence pickets, and wooden tank ma
terial, in straight or mixed car loads.
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The West Seattle elevator is all ready
for the crop of grain about To be harvest
ed, and Manager George IS. Nicoll expects
to do a rushing business when the season
once opens. The company has been en-
tirely reorganized since the close of lit
igation. and is now known as the Seattle
Warehouse and Terminal Company.
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Ryle Isle Of Wight, Aug i&--Ba''
weather marked the ooening DAY 81 TIE
regatta q the Royal Victoria Yacht clue.
The Ailsa. Britannia. NamaTa. Caress.
and Isolde started 81 the race tor the
Cgeen's cup over q course ~ forty miles
The Britannia got over the line too soon
and was recalled. causing her - lose iwo
minutes The weather subsequently i'm
proved and the Trst round was finished
as follows.
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this morning. Dwyer said he and Croker
had been treated with great considera-
ton BY every one ia England. and taking
into account the conditions. their horses,
he thought. had done very well. While
the stable had not been quite as success
ful as they had hoped, ne would not hesi-
tate to send entries 10 English races
again. lie said English horse-owners and
turf men generally are anxious to have
American competitors on English tracks.
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IT WILL CATCH IMMIGRANTS
Advantas.s ~ % Ilnroau at Chieaen.

Advantages or state Burcau NJ Chicago.
in secretary Prices View.
Secretary o. state 7. =. TTice, who was
az tre H.tier last n.Ekt. spoke IN h.nh
terms NJ -he movement started by TIE
t-Enteiiirencor 20 raise fund for TIE
establishment OF an immigration bureau
az Chicago II regret that the legislature
failed 20 make an appropriation for this
deserving purpose" he said. nut think
thar The s. no proposed would quite and
souae}v carry out the purpose. Washington
should place herself n position 70 Sc
cure = reasonable proportion ot the peo-
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The best wearing, most stylish, and
the greatest value of any $500 Mems
Shoes on the continent.
Best ealfskin, dongola tops, solid
leather soles, with all the popular toes,
lasts and fastenings, and Lewis Cork
Filled Soles.
Each pair contains a paid-up Acct
dent Insurance Policy for 800, good for
50 days.
Wear Lewis Accident Insurance Shoes
once and you win never change The
insurance goes for "full measure"
Talk with your dealer who sells Lewis
Shoes.
For sale by
NJ. n. cox & co. SIT Second street.
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NEW PLAN OF CONSOLIDATION.
To Have Great Northern and Northern
Pacific. Owned by q Third ComnanN

New York, Aug. 13e-There has been an
other conference of the attorneys repre-
senting the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railroads TO try to devise means
of getting around the legal difficulties of
combining the two properties, but il is
said that there is nothing DEFINITE to re-
port The original plan is given up, and
The idea is now believed to be to organize
the Northern Pacific independently. and.
IL practicable, provide for the control OF
both through stock ownership by third
corporation
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Nuslsmeions Thrown Away.

San Francisco. Aug. fS.-Five hundred
crates OF muskmelons were dumped into
the hay today by fruit dealers. who. rath-
or than sell the fruit at a low price de-
struyed H. Heavy shipments from along
the Sacramento during the past few days
have caused the price Of fruits, p3rticU-
larIy melons. 10 fall. Today melons az 10
cents q crate went begging Cor pur-
lhnears
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Thanks Prom eho chess I'll,

The Seattle Chess Club bas ra.ss., -,
following: fs7e4 ne
Resolved, That the thanks Of this club
a. :. tsnaeree te the Washington. Cf,ts fo~
&c use o. It's TooTus ~ the tine OF shs r.
esta1 match games between san Francesca
ara Seattle. 10 the Pacific Postal -reie-
rai'h company ard Manager Blake for
.,-sif many ccurtesiex IN connection with
80 stine. ard % the Poat- Iu;elligeucer
80 me mes fer the kindly announce
merits and reports connartAd utss ia
match % $3.50 $40
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Mhnolmcn. Attention.

Grand bicycle meet has beer arranged
.s,sesr,lacO az wcstport Reach. SUNDAY
,..s9.sf 18th. under direction 81 Gray's
fSsrtor Wheeluen's Association. North
80 ,,,,.tgg, viii run an excursion from 81
go :, pcosta for that occasion. Fa~o
80 & a Train viii leave Seattle az s 81
Tickets now an sale a. Northern
ys,-ffs, city ticket otf3ce.
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Vallejo. Cal Aug. fs.-The Olympia
leaves Mare Island tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock. She will anchor of san Fra n
cisco. when she will coal and start for
the Asiatic station via Honolulu There is
no confirmation by officials here that the
cruiser Is TO make an ocean record.
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..Old nomlniou" Cigarettes
AVE come &c stay.

- So, are going 20 5otn the excursion
~ Yellowstone Park cali up telephone
sac rr cali ar she Northern pacinc ticket
,ef,ea corner Front street ana Yes.~r
avenue. for yoar sleeping chr rfserF4tions
- ~,su Information in regard 10 ere
go - -,,rsiou ever ruu from TIE Pa
s,ee coast Fail details are uow }@sog
,->,-,plefed for the trip
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samuel I'LL Coming.

Samuel Ill., president of the Montana
Central and the Eastern Railway OF Min
nesota, parts Of the Great Northern sys-
tenn. is now on his way to the West. and
Is expected in this city In a day or two.
His visit here is in connection with the
new Great Northern franchise.
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H. mi Smnl.. pr.,...l

on the Sound hut ~ Gcosta eve~-th hing fs
superb Weather delightful water mps
ana rEaclnE. beach sander than ever. sgrf
hatrlrE beyond description. Never tried
go Wen. take In the ocosta excursion
from Seattle sunday, august 18th Train
leaving az $50 a III Fare. e--8 TIriafs
rox on sale AZ Northern Pacific ti~kat of-
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May eo5oy his nightly plunge. but not -
80 compared wsth YOURS IN the surf on
SUNDAY. the 18th. CAR az Northern pe-
stfc ticket Office FOR particulars 81 ev~,,r-
sion TO Ocozta ard the beach. No such ev-
curslon ev@- given from Seattle before
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Restores
Gray Hair to
Natural Color

More than a year ago. my hair
began turning gray and falling
ont Though | tried many rene
dies for il, nothing ! used satisfied
me until | commenced 10 use
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COUNTY NOTICE.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice fs
hereby given that the board Of county
s.srrruIeetoners n King county sitting as
4 bosrc Of equalization. VIII be in session
tic ga weeks commencing Monday,
August s. a -. 1895, ~ the King county
court house for the purpose 81 equaltzing
sNe fea roll OF Is6. All taxpayers claim
me Abatement Of TAX are hereby notified
~ eg5near on or before Saturday. August
"a isas or he forever dehaFred.
Dafee "a Seattle, this I'd day OF July.
A -. 1885.
NATHAN BENAN,
Cosntg Auditor and E1-f1fkcic Clerk Of
the Board 81 County Commissioners Of
E!ng County, Washington.
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ward Of 81 VIII - paid for lnfor~~a-
-, laaainC 10 The arrest and conviction
- any one stealing copies OF the Post
- AA.aIs;s~r-er delivered 90 suhscri- sers
h.,-.t the city.
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DRAMATIC ART.

Ladies and gentlemen Thoroughly and
practically prepared for the professional
stage at the Lawrence School Of Acting
los West Forty-second street, New York
fully equipped stage and practice room;
circulars on application.
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Return OF Mike D.yer From England.
New York. Aug. In +. Dwyer was
among the passengers arriving on the
North German Lloyd steamship Fulda
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a re -sr8 80 go WIZ be paid for s-ta-n..
tior has.sy o. s1e arrest ARD cow. -ft-~
90 aus eue stealing copies % raa Post
lctc.lca rct- delivered 10 sahscr.hars
trfa;-G E1u- f'-e city,
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rarrsst line ~ sai~s waist sets. belt
,,,,.-s,lss ard belt pins ard the prtces ,o
sail ali At W. ". Hoaghton's. - F'ron,
street
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'.Old Dominion Cigarettes
Are now sold by all leading dealers.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

Is never cured by medicine. as you well
know If you have tried II. You might
gain temporary relief in weak debili-
lated organs, or stop a pain for short
time by doping them with poisonous
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First Regiment Band concert, Leschi
Park, tonight
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Shv etu-.ai moaey vita eoc.ors when
I WILL SEND FREE fhe rfescfip ION Tor new
ru4 9sf Y rpsefr TF9rnUf sni astl
e. .e lor lost xAsE 'oD AID isForkNcf. an
- a, st. az q 2wEeS. i OBS med ais
~ effu fortaGls . hll- "a Par, ffanee, ron
+. rs.st tsh-a;el specialist a -l-ea ses u 80
gen ts-u-ir ~ sTzs- Ncf44 s'et - =, =
e IN ~ A. as re q u al GO re same
rw.fs ra.4 vt~EE rfpoc-i nj STR %Gz r.
z $50 SMALL " Ak oR8AS@ It's sFTzcT Is II
NakrgauDs s8rn = = ace iGs ea@---s -. 20
-. a frora IS = = tsv- ~ Is slse that yea
Nil eA,iau sss1. livery Mas suEsFtnx ron
NxRwars D-BIGTY- Or Aay otAer Eto19as cslss
b. YOUTHFUL EEzJEs - excesEes o. So -
ssosf. 90 a oaes sor tsls TescFjptsoc- Ia
eloss is cenis ia sZaDr.s Ao~fs's t%A--.y.
NELSON BEESCoE. ~ Cedar avenue S@a
Francisco.
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Thn ~onthampfon Races.

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. Ia-The NiaESra:
Auerey. Luna. Isolde and Cares stariei
this morning ovcr the same course as yes
terday from Calshot castle, n race IN
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-. - Tie suzpsces % TIE Castss vacet svIsss
course 1fes twenty-five rasfes re
. .ss@Fa get the LEAD a. the start -r4se
t1Hlf7 ~ me yaehfs a the anieh rrnrn-
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Attorney General Harmons midday
luncheon usually consists OF a slice of pie
with glass of milk.
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DIR. SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT

Is natural remedy. 1t gives new life TO
The weakened organs. Its current is felt
instantly upon application. Electricity is
4 remedy originating IN Nature. and IL ia
Nature This famous belt Is guaranteed
o cure nervousness, lack Of energy pal
station Of the heart. weak stomach
iarle back, kidney troubles. frequent
i-iuating rheum stism. sciatica. indiges-
;lon. emissions. impotency, failing pow-
srs etc.
Send for book. Three Glasses of Men"
ssa'ed free. Address
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
ar 81 and Washington SITS. Portland. Or
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Tho Oh IA,rnlnln.

is made ot straight Virginia tobacco. pure
aul 1l5
'-Psnafo-e tonight Madison Park.
.rt--~-~a" -orsret Madison pe-k.
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drugs. which
=. help one func-
q ton al the
r expense or an
"a other. But Ma
II ture Will not
III be fooled that
. way. The all
thus gained
Will not last,
for Mature IS
true to he
X the borrowed
IN get Of Il, for
in worse condi-
and restore Il
ch IL came. You
tn Nature In ig-
Id use q rem edy
w STRENGTH
Ing the delicate
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hes {. oaku Rsau c. fsya, H.su {. Rsn.. Rss.is
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

NJ r. Eenton. Puget Sound Agent, Seattle
Ycsler avenue and Front street
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SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,

~or 81 ana Washington SITS, Portland. Or
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90, 1ore. .oas-st Alaa.so8 go
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-02-14
A Young Mother Taken.
tErovn Cnturhov's 0ailv

Yesterday morning the angel Of
death entered the home Of Samuel
Carver, Of Buckeye township, and
gathered unto himself the soul Of the
beloved wife and mother, Annie
Catherine Carver. She has been a
resident Of Kansas since April 2l,
1871, coming here with her parents
from Adams county, Pennsylvania,
when only a baby. She is daughter
of Geo. +. Livingston. Two children,
one three years old and a newly.born
babe and the sorrowing husband are
left to feel the aching void made by
the departed one. Mrs. Carver was a
true mother, Il faithful wife and
daughter, and will be sadly missed
by large circle of friends. She was
a consistent member Of the M. E.
church and died in the blessed hope
Of life beyond the skies, where sor-
row and suffering are no more.
The funeral services will be held in
the River Brethren Zion church
Monday afternoon, at 1880, Rev. Dice
officiating. Intcrment in Livingston
cemetery.
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A Pleasant Surprise.

On last Friday evening, the Sth'
members of the A. 0. U. W. OF Enter
prise, relatives and friends OF De-
troit to the number Of sixty, gave
very pleasant surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Schneider Of Detroit, being
the occasion Of the latters' silver we'd
ding anniversary. The guests, i'm
mediately upon their arrival, re-
paired to spreading the table which
soon groaned with delicacies Of which
each partook until hearts content was
satisfied.
Supper over, the remainder Of the
evening was spent in a sociable way,
one Of the features being a mock in
itation Of Tom Borman by members
OF tne "A, ". v. w.
Among the presents was very
handsome and valuable silver set.
This was one OF those occasions
which will long be remembered, and
one in which the arrival Of the sad
hour to depart came too soon, when
friends had to turn their faces away
from place where lives happy fam
lily who knows full well how, upon
all occasions to make others float in
the eGulgencc Of hope, delight and en-
joyment. WITNESS