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LEMON RIFLES BENEFIT.
Splendid Programme Prepared for
the Entertainment This, Evening.

Tie programme prepared for the Lemon
Rifles Benefit tonight assures an extremely
interesting entertainment. The list of
those who Lave volunteered their services
is a iCBg one anG embraces many persons
well known in amusement circles.
Tie proceeds Of the benefit will he turned
over 10 the police poor fund, which is now
in depleted state.
The Morton Cadet drill squad have Of
fered their services for the evening and a
crack drill win conclude the programme
Among the talent are the following we'll
known artists: Messrs. Ed. Walsh, Charles
Hall. Charles SkeTrett, Steve Clements, and
Goodwin Patten: Misses Mamie Donnelly,
Blanche Wood, Mcrrile Esputa, and Grace
Jones. Little Miss Sallie Bell Ray Will
appear In her special;ies. The services of
Miss Jennie Glennen have been secured as
accompanist. Mrs. Esputa Daily viii ac-
company her pupils, Misses Wood and
ESputa.
A novel feature OF the programme will
be an exhibition in throwing the stick"
by the young drum major, Robert Cham
bers. Tie baton used is studded with mean
descent electric lights.
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were issIed yesterday as
follows:
Frank r..s,.1 aRi f'i1Ts,,-- II r,.'"-Henl-
John III. Ferguson and Mary L. Jones'
Frank Smith and Aar2ada SarncS;
C!a.ence II. Jones ald jv5spaine x. eich;
JoseT:l F. CuSaCN of Fort worth, Tex, and
Blanche II. Fieger of washington; 60
john F. Dorsey ANA Rebecca Tayer, St.
Mary s roanty, Md.
J. II. Bowman and Eliza beth Tyler.
Richard Robinson and EeSsie Lewis.
Joseol H Lowe aud Alice u. Hutchins.
Joseph Clarksou Ringwait and Gertrude
Thomas n. Lynn and Mary K. Thornley, :,
Reiaas h Darby ara Clara Fowler, OF
Montgomery comfy, Mo
sani1ci Bland and Angie Dosan, ofAlexan-
Albert Holnlcs aad Annie Howard
Julius Rergiro and Regi1a Harbuur.
James II. Gaskins and Lizzie Pollard.
John Harris and Laura Lucas:
Charles H Nicely and Bertha c. Taylor.
Thomas H Seals a I'D Jennie walker.
Elias Williams and Mary West
Z. Loul>irIn Of Washington
John Spras;,e and Sophia Sharp
Louis d. Bliss and Mabel Stiekney:
George ". Nfskeil OF L0Id5uu county, Va,
and Rose E. Burdett of Washington.
William FraHk'in Middleton pt Raltinhore,
Nd, ard Stella aay FoEt Of AaaSostia. -
Enoch II Waters uf, Ta iso!ila PARK, and
Frances NJ. Black OF Washington.
Edward Augustus A yrs of New York, and
Joy Lindsey of Washington:
Enoch F. Foley of 2 Prlnce William county,
va, ard Jennie L. Combs of FauQuier
county, Va.
WiliFisher Stoweil aud AmeiiaE. Schmidt
James Jackson and Mary Robson;
Frederick II. Chaffee aud annie Il. Gross
William Forrest and Celia Travis.
William Clark Prentiss and Julia watkins.
Richard Morr MagrIdcrand Mary Frances
Mahoney.
WiiiigII, F. E,.kstein of wichita, Sans., and
Bla anche ]. Thomas of Washington.
70 Alyau Narauley of Dayton Ohio, and
Estelle C. Littlepage of Washington.
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ing train. and her Jewels were pearls
About her throat she wore superb neck
lace of pearls, the gift Of the groom.
An orchestra stationed On the stairway
diScnursci sweet Music thruGghUIt. Fol-
lowing the marriage service an elegant dir
ner was enjoyed by the guests. The table
was ornamented with white fIuvcrs and the
silver candelabra were shaded by pearl
white caps. Ten courses were served, and
toasts Ia the health of the bride and groom
drunk in wines of the oldest vintage.
Several buDdrel gifts were received by
MT. and Mrs. Shire, Including Sevres vases,
silver, gold, and enameled services fur
table use, brC-a-brac, Jewels, and every
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variety of custly and beautiful souvenir of
the occasion. Among those present were:
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Baum, Mr. and Mrs
8. Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Shire, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. 2 Traitei, Mr. and Mrs. A. JaretZki,
Mr. and Mrs L SSks, Nj. ami Mrs s. Wolf,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. s.
Sonneburn, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kopf, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Goidschmid, Mr. and Mrs |. Bi"ut,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ We'll, Mr. AMI Mrs. j. Baum
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Baum. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Brock, DR.. and Mrs A. Behrend, DR.. aud
Mrs l. Stern, Messrs. b. ID. Traitel, a.
Gutman, NJ. Price, II. Hollander, S. Lyon,
A. Wolf, NJ. Rosenberg, E. Shire, Misses
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TWO PYTHIAN yISITNTIONS.
Car,tal and webster Lodges Hold
Enjoyubie Evenings

Last night Capital LotSe, No 20 h -ol
p. conferred the -in;plifiea Rank of Knight
on one candidate In its USUALLY impressive
manner.
During the course Of the evening the
X OF X. and 8. .Alber, +. GorhaDi. celebrated
his third anniversary as Pythidn Knight
by entertaining the members and visitors
present with q smoker.
Among the visitors present was I. C'
Chas. N. Hancock OF Mechanics Lodge, No
3, Alexandria va.
Last night Grand Chancellor Jobn W.
HartleI, accompanied by The grand Off
GERS. paid Webster Lodge, M. :, h. of p,
a grand visitation. Thework was eXempll-
fled by ;ne officers of the .",ise in very
cretliiabIe manner. Among the visitors
present was Grand CharceInr Chds. "A.
Webb OF North Carolina, who entertained
the lodge with an interesting speech.
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the front drawing room, the bay window
was screened with tall palms and inter
woven greenery. and on either side this
bower, In which the couple stood to pledge
their vows. were fastened huge bouquets
of white flowers. tied with broad white
satin ribbon. The parlors. library and
dining room were artistically massed a bove
mantcls and i'll corners with white and
gold chrysaGthemums.
Dr. Stern officiated most impres sively.
The bride. who is most attractive in ap-
pcarance and quite accomplished. was
gowncd in superb white satin, with sweep
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Physical Culture at Cline Bros.

Miss Amy Werner, the famous Swedish
exponent of physical culture, massage and
gymnastics is here exploiting the White
ly'' system.
Cline Bros, the weil-known Penrsylva-
MIA avenue house, has given up window
to daily display of these gyrnnastic ex-
ercises, and large crowds of interested
washingtouians are spectators of the move
ments.
Miss Werner is worth seeing.
The .Whitely'' system is an excellent
one.
Ladies and children should particularly
study these movements and adopt them.
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TO TOUR by LECTU RE.
Interesting Series OF Talks 70 BE
Given I,y Rev DR. Rogers

GiNEn bN hcS. Df- htHtT~
4 midwirtcr trip through EEgiind. Hcl
land and Scotland X offered go VI who
attend the Illustrated lectures 20 be given
by the Re- Arthur Guinness itodgers,
pastor Of the Church OF Cur Father, Thir-
tenth and L stgeets northwest. the dates
a nd subjects OF the lectures are: November
20, From oxford 10 Loudon,' December
9, "HondnG," December ., "Eituhgrsh,
Old and Sew."
The lectures VIII bc given with $50 IL
lIstratioas. The selections Of the views
are so rlsde that everybody who viii at
teud viii De shown something of personal
interest. In the English Mus TatipTs viii
be givcu stoke PcKis, the sceae 81 Gray 5
ri,,.y, which will be recitel hy nr Rodgers.
There will be scenes from tGc English
boat races, Loudcn bridge, the Dutch
picture galleries, farm lie IN Holland. Mel
rose Abbey, john knoz's boIse, ADoots-
ford, Hollywood aud nearly all of tie
pilces dear to ti:e rpatiess Of .hs ETgiish
aud Scottish history ana romance.
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Wasliingtonians in New fork.

New York. Nov. l9.1Hugh o'Beirne,
British embassy at Washinsion, Is az the
st. Stephens; E. Yoangs, St: Denis; Mrs. E.
Stephens Continental; j, I; Granger, Gilsey;;
l. S. Little, Continental; s. Perham, Park
mau:.N' o. Towes, b. Parkhurst. st. Denis;
s. G. Warren and wife, Metropole; NJ. @.
laud; j. Morris, Astor; 4. ordway, Hoff-
Richards. G. r. Kemper, J. Il. Emery, J..
W. Collins, Astor; A. F. Bradley, CONT
mental; n. L.. .Burcheli. H. P. Hill, Imperial;
r. n. Curiman, Grand Union; c. F. Jones
and wife St James.
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QUESTIONS FOR TAXPAYERS.

Do you think that the District sh oGld
be bonded to pay for u new system
of sewerage and for street exten-
sion and improvements?
Do you think that, should bond bill
pass, any of the money realized
from the sale of these bO nds shOuld
be expended In Improving private
real estate holdings outside the city
proper and remote from the great
bOdy OF taxpayers?
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Miss Amelia Scmidt, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Schmidt. OF no. 1722 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, was married last night
at 7:30 o'clock to Mr. William Fisher
stowell of this city. The ceremony was
performed at the Lnther Memorial Church
by Rev. j. G. Butter, its pastor. The
bride and groom entered the church TO-
gether. preceded by their rsiierS. Mr.. Fred
A. Schmidt, brother of the bride: Mr.
Wallace nick. Stowcll. brother OF the
groom; Mr.. Alfred S. Gawier Mr.. John Is.
Slemen, ir.. Mr.. Carl W. p. StO.Idcr nd Mr.
Frank A. Burger. The bridesmaids were
Miss Marie X. Schmidt, sister Of tie
bride. and Miss Clara StOwell sister of
the groom.
Tile church was prettiiy decked with
palms and ciiTysanthemuns and the we'd
IiDg march was played by Mr.. Percy s.
Foster, oTgaDis; Of The church.
The bride was gowGeL In w!ite satin
cB train, trimmed with point lace. Her
veil was held back by lilies OF tie valley
and she carried white chrysauthemuEis,
tied with white satin ribbon.
Miss Stuwell wore pink organize over
pink Sill, and carried pink ctrysantAenums.
Miss Schmidt was go " npd in blue organdie
over blue silk. Her bouquet also WAS OF
pink chrysanthemums, tied with satin
bows.
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Siownl
left for a trip North aud will be at hc.nc
after December 10 at 143 street North
west.
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The Unity Club. which has lately been
Incorporated. held its tweBty-first ami
versary of its organization ast night at
the residence of NJ rs. L. A. Crandall No.
6I0 II street. at which Its first meeting
was held twenty-One years ago.
The occasion was made especially In
teresting by addresses from tiI'. first pres
Ident of the organization AMI Mrs. Gran
dali, one of the founders. J.ev. DR.. Kent
also presented paper on whittier, the
Quaker Poet" winch was followed Dy
choice musical prog gramme.
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Gutman, Hollander, IT. Wolf Price Ben ia
min, kUntz, +. Price, Shire, Y. Baum, l.
Baum, J. Baum, e. We'll. Cohen, Milne. Rel
Zenstein, ID. Miius, ard Samstag, Messrs.
Leo Shire, :. Levi, j. Heller. l.. Kurn, A.
KuntZ, L. GreeDbCrg, Kcmpner, b. Blumen-
hal, y. Baum, Lawrence Shire, l.. Nord-
HngeT. l. Baum, Harry Hollander, A. Price,
J. Hollander, and NJ. Frankie.
MIR. and Mrs. Shire left on late train
for an extended trip throughout the North.
They will reside In New York.
The wedding of Miss Gertrude Evangeline
Efathewson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Mathewson. of No. 1910 Eighth
street northwest, to Mr.. Joseph GARRISON
Ring gwalt Of this city took place last night
at Trinity P. f. Church at 8 O'Clock, the
ceremony being performed by DR.. Thomas
q. Addison, the pastor.
The bride entered the church with her
IA ther. attended by her sister, Miss Adelia
2. Mathewson, and preceded by the ushers,
Mr.. E. N. Shaw, Mr.. Charles F. Roberts.
Mr. Thomas S. White and Mr.. II. j. Wilbur
Of Atlanta.
During the seating of the audience DR..
Frost, the organist of Trinity, played ap-
propriate selections. changing the strain
10 the march from "Lohengrin" as the bridal
party entered the parfor.
The groom and his best man. Mr.. George
A. Terrett, q awaited the arriv al OF the process
sion at the foot of the chanccl, which was
almost embowered In palms. The bride
looked girfishly dainty In white satin
duchesse, cut walking length, and her tulle
The morning times., 1895-11-20

Mr. John K. Dent. wsn has been visiting
Mr.. L. X. Dent OF South Washington,
has returned to his bamc n lower Mary
land. He was accompanied by Master
Edward Dent. the young s,in Of his hnst.
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To receive a silver Service.

The Navy Department has ordered the
battleship Maine to proceed TO Portland
where the citizens Of that place will pre-
sent valuable silver service to the
fesSel.
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Miss Eva Darrell has returned from her
brief visit t1 Richmond and Will spend the
season with her aunt, Mrs. Margurite
Darrell OF Delaware avenue northeast.
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Nr. ard Mrs. s II. Ca!lcn have removed
from their residence ON Capitol lin Ia their
new home on X street southeast.
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Miss Estelie Allen will leave Saturday
for Baltimore to Join party OF friends who
are about to visit the winter resorts of the
South.
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The friends Of Mr.. Oscar Moran Will be
pleased TO learn that he is recovering from
his recent Illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Smith OF No. GOT
T street north west. have issued cards
announcing the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Mollie R., to DR.. William G. Schafhirt,
on Wednesday, November 27, at Calvary
Baptist Church at 8 O'Clock p. m.
The morning times., 1895-11-20

Lieut.. William II. Russell. son of the late
Mai. Russell. paymaster, United States
Marine Corps, recently appointed secretary
of legation at Caracas, VcneZuela, leaves
within thirty days for his post. Lieut..
Russell is graduate of the Naval Acad-
emy at Anna polls. having studied as civil
engineer, and as second lieutenant on the
America took part several years ago in the
Brazilian revolution. He Is a great favor
ite in Washington society, and is nephew
OF Rear Admiral John II. Russell and Pay
Director A. W. Russell, OF Philadelphia.
He is a member of the Journalists Club.
of Baltimore, and a resident of Rockville.
Lid.
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Mr.. and Nrs. F. E. Dorelson OF Harris
burg are the guests OF NJ. and Mrs. T.
Donelson OF New Jersey avelac north vest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Smith have issued
cards for the marriage Of their daughter
Mollie to DR.. William q. Schafhirt OF this
city, wednesday evening, November "a.
at 8 O'Clock, at Calvary BAPTIST Church.
Miss Smith is an extremely popular young
woman socially, OF handsome personal APP
pelrance, and DR.. Schafhirt Is n we'll
known professional man of this city.
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MA n RIED.

FOLEY-LANDGRAF Monday, Nov.
I8, 1895, in Philadelphia, by the Rev.
Father Kieruan of st. Paul's Church, John
Foley OF Philadelphia and Miss Bertha E.
Laudg faf, of Washington, D. G. 1t
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eral weeks Id Washington early in the
administration as the guest Of Secretary
and Mrs. Lamont.
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The board OF directors Of Wlmodauglisis
will give the second regular reception OF
the season Wcdne sday evening. There
will he music and light refreshments served.
On Thursday evening. November 81. ii rs.
Ellen Spencer NJ ussey will deliver a lecture
on THE Legal Status of Women in the Dis
trict of Columbia" and will lie followed
by a paper on Hills" Mrs. Susanne
Oidbery. an accomplished musician. will
render some selections.
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Bon Marche,
314 and 316 7th St. N. w.
S9.15.

veil was caught il .,listy folds at the back
of her pretty brown hair.
She carried white queen chrysanthemums
tied with wEije satin ribbon. Her maid Of
honor was gUwred in pink China silk and
held cluster of pink cErysan .henlums
caught with ribbon TO match the delicate
shade of her dress.
The ceremony was followcdb by an informal
reception TO tie brical PARTY. alter which
Nr. and Mrs. Ring wait lett for d trip to
the North.
Upon their return they WIZ be at tome
temporarily at the residence OF the brides
parents as the new house Mr. Rirgwalt is
building for Ills bride al the Highlands IS rot
yet complete.
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WED In A BOWER OF ROSES
Miss Baum and Mr.. Albert Shire
Married at the Brides Homo.
Beautiful Ceremony Performed by
Rabbi Stcrn-Other Weddings
of Last Evening.

The handsome home of Mr.. Charles Baum.
No. 1850 Massachusetts avenue. was the
scene of a brilliant gathering last even
ing, 10 witness the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Miss Rena Baum, to Mr.. Albert Shire
of New York.
The hallway was exquisitely decorated
with tall vases of white and gold chrys-
anthemums, and asparagus fern wreathed
the banisters and arched doorway In
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Mr.. Pierre Stevens. son of Rear Admiral
Stevens, and his family have come in from
Randolph, Md, for tue winter.
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The Secretary of War and Mrs. Lamont
have gone to New York to attend the
wedding Of Miss Stillman and Mr.. William
G. Rockefeller. Miss Stilmau spent sew
The morning times., 1895-11-20

The wedding of Miss Ida Schwarz,
daughter of Mrs. Nary r. schwa5z, to slr
Edward s. Cal!an Of THIS city took place
at st. Peters Church, corner Second and
. streets southeast, yesterday afternoon
at $50. Rev. Father Sullivan. assisted
by Rev. Father Larkln, ofricilted.
The ChanCri was decorated with flowers
and palms, and tie wedding music was
payes! hy Miss KearrUn. TIE ushcrs, wiso
entered first, were Air. L. 4. Cal!an, brother
OF THE groom; Mr.. 7. Warren Pcttt, Mr..
william J. Espey, Hr. Leon Weaver. Mr.
Philip SChwaTz, best man. escorted the
maid Of honor, Mis-, Annie Cory, who
was atti.ed in paic blue silE ana carried
La France roses. Thc bride wore white
silk en- traine, ard carried bride roses.
She entered with the groom.
Following the marriage reception was
held at the home OF the brides nlCtIer.
Ne. 34T Eleventh street southeast nrs.
Albert CORY, Mrs. RieCks, and the Misses
Rcicss were among the guests present.
Later Mr. and Mrs. CaIlap left for a
wedding trip.
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The marriage of Miss Regina Barbour of
Farragut Square and Senor ReDGifo, charge
d'affairs of Colombia, VIII occur today at
noon Il & St Matthew's Church. Rev. Thos
Lee win officiate. Miss unie Barbour will
be maid of honor, Mr.. Eastman OF the
Chilean legation best man.
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Miss Clara Fowler and Mr.. Remus K.
Darby. both Of Montgomery county. Nd,
were married in the paTlor OF the National
Hotel yesterday st high boon by Rev J o.
X mott, pastor of Epwurth Church, in the
presence of a number OF their relatives
audfriends The bride wa gowned daintily
in modsh green bone dress, which she
changed after tue ceremony for a wine
coiored cloth travelling suit, with wrap
and hat 10 match. Her flowers were La
France roses.
After an informal reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Darby left for Atlanta and other points
OF interest in the South.
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A tea was given yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Homer, M. 1910 Thirteenth street
ncrth west, to introduce her daughter, Mics
Homer. who is one of the debltdnteS OF the
season. The house was prettily decorated
throughout with bouquets OF roses OF all
coiors, tied with broad satin ribbons OF
every shade.
Mrs. Homer received. handsomely gOwned
in black chiffon over silver gray satin, and
wore a cortage bouquet of American beauty
roses.
Miss Homer wore white satin gown conf
bined with silver, and carried Ia France
roses. Mrs. Laura Homer wds ,ostumed
in mauve chiffon embroidered in natural
tinted flowers. made over nlauve satin.
Assisting in welcoming the guests were
Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Thomas tale, Miss
Poste what, Miss SiouSsa, Miss Cochran,
and Mrs. Walter Acker.
Champagne punch was served with a
dainty collation., amid yellow and white
flowers and shaded tapers IN the dining-
room.
A few OF those who called we're: Mrs
Henry Krogstad, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Willard, Mrs. E. J. Stellwagen, Mrs. H.
Clay stuart, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs Beveridge Misses Beveridge, rr and
Mrs Daniel B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Morse, Mrs. Ormond Wilson, Miss
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hocke, Dr.. and Mrs.
Acker, Mr.. and Mrs. Clephane, MIR. and
Mrs w. J. Reinecke, Mrs. Browne, Mrs.
Rutherford, Miss Happier. Miss WDkining.
Mr.. Kingsiand, Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. Murdock.
Mr.. Fogg, Mr.. H. K. Willard, and others.
Dancing was enjoyed later by the young
folks.
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Miss Joy Lindsey and DR.. Edward
Augustus Ayers of New York VIII be
married today at noon at the home of the
bride. No. 1774 Massachusetts avenue.
Miss Lockwood Of Buffalo, N Y, will act
as bridesmaid, and Mr.. William Adams
kissam of New York viii be best man.
Over a hundred and fifty guests will be
present at the ceremony and breakfast to
follow.
Rev. Mr.. Witherspoou of Baltimore will
perform the ceremony. DR.. and Mrs. Ayers
viii reside IN New York.
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Mrs. J. W. Lynch and Miss Bessie Brock
gave Il musicale last wednesday, evening n
the residence of Mrs W. II. Brock. of No.
S11 First street northwest. Attractive
features of the evenings programme were
the vocal numbers by Miss Brock ard Mr..
John Greene, and a piano solo by Miss
Lucy Sanner of Baltimore.
Among the guests present were: Mrs. John
Greene, Mrs. James Sanner and her niece,
Miss Sanner, Mrs. Julia A Burr, Mr.. R. V.
Houston, Mr.. James Sanner, and Mr. ]. w.
Lynch.
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Regular price, 35c yd.
Every piece STAN ped "Fibre
Chamois," fun 81 In. wide.
In Black and Coiors. Three
weights.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-05-18

a competent authority declares tha
over ] 100000 women Of this countr,
earn their own living, and some ",
know of earn living for theiI
husbands.
Deputy Sheriff Stanton G. Fisher
has been rendered the appointment Of
Indian Agent for the Nez Perce In
dians. Mr.. Fisher made a good re.
cord as agent on the Fort Hall reser.
walton under Mr.. Harrison's admins.
tration. and upon that record he has
been offered the appointment for the
Nez Perces. The greatest surprise in
the appointment is that it has been
given TO a Republican.
1t is barely possible that before Mr..
Fisher enters upon his duties Agent
Teter will be transferred to Nez Perce
and he be given his old place at Ross
Fork, Fort Hall reservation.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-05-18

which when irrigated, will be found
to be as productive as the best lands
in the country. The water will be fur
nished subscribers for stock at actuaI
cost and distribution. Its system fol
water supply is the cheapest in the
Northwest.
Lands lying along the line of this
canal from Blackfoot to American
Falls are equal to the best in the
great Snake river valley and are con
venient TO market, railroad, mills etc.
|. Ii. Alfred, secretary, Blackfoot, will
give any information or answer any
correspondence in the matter of this
great irrigating scheme and Of the
hands along its line.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-05-18
Willing to Give In.

"Josiar," said Mrs. Corntossel, don't
you think thet wimmin is kinder KEEP
down more than they orter to be?"
Il dunno" was the reply. "Mebbe
they don't allus git ter do all they're
capable of But look'y here, Mandy,
you amt hankerin ter be a 'mancipat-
ed woman, air YEP"
"No-but don'tsee why we shouldn't
do everything the men do"
aye don't? Well, maybe they amt
no reason. Mandy, eff yen start in
by raisin' whiskers and throwin' a
stone straight I'll grant ye any other
'complishment ye choose to lay claim
TO-"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-05-18
WARRANT CALL.
rorNTY TREAsuRER'S OFF

COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE, !
BLAcKFoor, Bingham Co., Idaho, May II, lS'9
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ Bingham County Warrants VIII he palu
upon nrrsrntntiou with interest thereon to
date II presented within sixty GOl days from
date Of this notice. Interest will cease from
and after this date.
GENERAL FUND;
Warrants registered April 18th, 1875, Numbers
20 10 1SN inclusive.
ROAD FUND OR ROAD y BRIDGE FUND ;
Warrants registered Nov. s0th, 1891, Numbers
iN 10 las inclusive.
Warrants registered Jan 10Th, 1Sli, Numbers
I to IL inclusive.
Warrants registered April 18th, 1895, Numbers
rs To ~ Inclusive,
q. q. WRIGHT,
Treasurer of Bingham County.