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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

Mss Della Forney. OF Fremont. was
given a surprise party last Wednesday
evening In honor OF her 18th dirthday.
Was music, etc. made up q pleasant
evening. after which luncheon was served.
Mss Forney received many beautiful
presents. Among the guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. J.. y. Dwight, Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Whitley. Mr.. and Mrs. Com
stock. Mr.. and Mrs. Forney. Mss Mitch
ell, Miss Young, Miss Fife Downs Miss
Kate Downs. Mss Graham. Mss Dwight
Miss Ethel Ewing Miss Grace Elbertson.
Mr.. Harry Warner. Mr.. George :. Smith.
AR Rertram, MIR. {. L. Easier. Afr. Bur-
niashan, Mr.. Wallace Adams. Mr.. Frank
Burns.
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the week. Warde and James played to
two good houses. however, and the Fr~w-
ley company has met with fair and APP
pFecia tive audiences, Il - a pity Thae
Sh.s charming company could not havs
come 20 us at another ssme. when. with
their excellent plays and felicitcus and
graceful rendering of them. they would
have met with the reception tlietr merits
warranted. The week Just passed has
been the climax OF Lenten dullness and
quiet: as for social events II may be said
that the town has felt that.
"All that 1--we must die.
Passing through nature TO eternity"
And thus have pleasures been rciegated
TO the past or set down for brighter days
20 come while the churches have an un-
usually large attendance at daily ser.
wees. BUT now the ashes are exhausted,
the ''sack-cloth" tomorrow will be laid
aside for gay spring apparel. the bells
viii chime a gladstone strain Sand II the
sun shines as gaoriously hefits 80 GLAD
a day, the penstents may forget that
hair shirts" were ever a needed part OF
ther raiment. and In the coming months
lead better lives. Like New Years day
twhat n blessing Is the calendar(. Easter
gives fraH gnan one moro chance In tho
year 20 swear OF. one more chance for
a struggle with SELF and putting OF
Satanic temptations In the backg round.
That there is abundant need Of times os
moral housecleanlng Is quite as much in
evidence "a that the family nests need
spring cleaning and refurnishing all OF
which is strongly suggested TO the good
housowife by the gentle zephyrs ana
greeny odors OF the early spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

wrr. Atwood serves an extra ahe din
ne. today, 10 I'D o. ID
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
The stet-on-cullom Engagement.

A dinner was given m the private din.
ing rooms OF the Tacoma hotel wednes-
day evening In honor OF Miss Maud Stet-
son. by Leslie G. Cullom, special agent
OF the United States treasury DEPART
ment. The floral decorations we're eiah-
orape. Covers were laid for fourteen
guests. The hostess OF the occasion was
Mrs. Harrison G. Foster. an old friend
of Mr.. Cullom's. Al the conclusion OF tho
dinner the hetrothal Of Mr.. CulloTn to
Miss Maud Stctson. cf this city, was an
nounced in brilliant toast by Lieut.
Commander Wadhams. OF the rnitod
States ship Mohican, who came TO Ia
coma for the occasion. The following
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison q.
Foster. Mrs. ]. III. Stetson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Mo<tet. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G.
Wallace. Judge and Mrs. Allyn. Mr. and
AIRS. Max1eld, Mrs. II. Weston Bridges,
Miss Maud Stetson. t&eut.-CommansIer A.
v. Wadhams and Mr.. Hart Gibson.
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IN TOWNS NEAR BY.
How Society Did Penance Dur
ing the Holy Week.
GLAD THAT LENT IS ENDED.
How Tacoma. Everett, Olympia. PORT
Townsend and other Places
Waited for Easter.
Tacoma. April IL

- -aNNA%A - -
" all The circles
the English
and Roman church,
IS have aafhorenfs
in his city. hciy
week has been very
strictly observed.
and many OF tho
social leaders have
been missed from
the tllcaser. which
has been open all
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

warranted fast coiors. sizes from g.
20 30, 50 cents each.
Also 30 Ladies' Soft Finish Saline
Waists. excellent quality, black
grounds. with white stripes and fig
ures. Is cents each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
Silk aists.

We have just opened our third ship
nsn. Of the celebrated "Dressmaker
Made" silk waists. These goods fave
siready won their way into universal
popularity and our sales promlse 20
mach a thousand garments for the
sasoa. Styles are as shown In cut
eieeves lined with Grass Cloth. waist
hsst throughout, perfect In fit, style
eAe very latest.
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The Percales.

May Ne sea Ssyles. all this seasons
rreSiuctton. s. aud = inches vide. In
great demand sor wa3s;s. Best come
here .er chem.
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Court Royal Pique.

All new colorings. Dark and light
grounds. Linen coicrings. Pin stripes,
serviceaole goods and fast colors.
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Wash Fabrics.

There Is no limit o. newness among
the Wash Goods.
Thought and care that you get the
hesr always and nearest to your
wants. In a stock the size OF this
there's hardly a chance IN a hundred
but you will find what you are looking
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14
Manhattan Ducks.

This popular cloth bids fair 20 out
strip all others n the race oat o.
our shelves.
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Tafeta MOire.

This IL a new fabric. pretty as a
China six and the gem Of the season.
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Crepe de Vienne.

StRl as popular as on the first day
we put &, - sale, Aoou, four months
ahead OF all the rest \ new line ~
fancy fSylreS IN this beautiful ma
teTlal.
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Black Dress Goods.

8 pieces 36-inch Ali-Nool Black
Habit Cloth. only . cents a yard.
5 pieces. extra quality, yard wide
Black English Cashmere. formerly
yard.
3 pieces s6-inch Atwood English
Serge. formerly 50 cents yard. now
% cents.
s pieces Ss-tnch fine SILK Finish,
AlI-wool Henrietta, formerly Is cents.
now 20 cents a yard.
5 pieces s9-tnch fine English Serge.
Atwood. formerly Is cents. now 80
cents.
Also a large assortment OF Fancy
Figured Black l'ress Goods. In the
latest weaves. for separate skirts. at
equally low prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-14

No sSl-Watst Of Plain Black India,
warranted not TO slip. dreSsmaker
mase. all sizes. a.50 each.
No 221--DreSsmaker made Waist OF
pan double warp Surah. IN Navy
sss Black. all sizes. 81 a. each.
No. se2-.Walst OF Shaded SursA
sEseeS exquisite patterns. Sass each.
No zzs-Waast Of Black SIX. color
Attn stripes. very elegant. s5.S
ca
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
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COUNTY CORRtSFONDr.NCE Il.

TROY Last SATURDAY a villa stormy
ing ID TAIN ..iiA sieet. with h,ayy wind
chat took tue fVru. ot a perfect blizzard %
sunday 1t II quite. sicklA ~ tpwu, Keep
ing "our Goctur "a the w a.l ihn TIME.
Saturday IN Nts facing tile Storm to Pin
month"; 7nhaal praViAg tAe bast w Thorn-
,likt I,oArvy Whitaker is qlitv sick
having to c,us- hi- school, Il- father y
;ti~e ~ invalid having had A sliork sole
months Sinee,. Holner, The infant spn of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gall, is very sick With
pneumonia. Dr. Emerson u Unity attends
him.. DE- Sylvester Of Piymouth was III
Rufus II. Stone stuck a pitchfork through His
foot last week. While trying TO stop rina-
way team he Slipped and the fork was ariv-
en- through his foot. Miss Lulu Harding
closed very successful term Of school On
Ward Hill last Friday. Mr.. i. Nj. Knowles
has been on a business trip to Massachusetts
recently. Mrs. Edgar Harding Of Unity
was in town last Saturday, the guest Of Mrs.
b. F. Harding. \. Mrs. Ada Woodman of
Plymouth in town last week visiting
Nj f feathers. -. There is to lie Demon
est contest at the church in Troy in the near
future. The young people are anxious to
have Mrs. Alexander drill them in their
work At the time of her coming to Troy it
was very stormy, so that but few had the
pleasure of attending her readings Those
that were in attendance spoke very highly in
her favor. Most of the schools in town
will close next week.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
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MARRIED.

ANDREWS CLARK III RarkIan,l tIan. vi
Altlen n Andrews ,nd ucA Glafk, hpth of -t,
tfrprge,
III RIDDEN BANKS. IN -ebth Deef Isle iaIA.
iA ElniHr Euraeen anna iiattie n. sauRS, bor at
Deer lslr
EKINMGloN fIRGi-oN. III spath n4vr
lsle Jai M, Charles iliIan~ Brmnligior tMtl
Myrtle lerg (Sun buth rt ~WHtn Ii-tti Ist
GRlNpIE-t,RAN lh ltuohSr1i WAN N, IaiIl
4. 'rinNle alli Nafs efraA hNth VI Fenoh>.at.
MrnDNAIIi BAENIIlE M Worcester
MiSss .itn. MI LrMis MciAynaIl, li aMI Cafrir
Labpa4s, hnth NJ NvIth Haven
SAUNDERS SMITH. I'M KaekanA iap lA
,.eNrEr n ~aapder- ana Sprhfonla SmiFh. Nptii Mf
KAeS niH
SMITH RATENAN MI Bcitasf. JAn- 4S ay
krs Ne. IN lHtt~, Le-lir M ~mith VI Std4wiff.
sMa Mis- Nlyfile i,arenaM ni Belfast
Sfi hB9 EIpRlDGE. INA Bnek-p9rs tiM 14
Pereiva \ Stuhb> ana MisS Matte n Elaret4r.
bpih NJ lilckspOrt.
Wiiie y WINSTON ANA N,tttle Y. Bennei, h9fH M
WaldNbnIa.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
Boston Produce Market.

BoSruN, Jan. 2G, $50 The following are tu-
day quotations OF provisions produce. etc.
Butter 2aa2tic for the best fresh made cream
cry fair to good, 22a24 fresh diaries, 2ea
PC.
Cheese Northern. best, at | | IA III Sic.
Eggs Eastern ~ - 2:;t.
Poultry Fowls, Northern, l2al 4e. chickens,
Northern choice l3o 1c.
Beans Pea 81 s5a1 80: medium at 81 75a
50, yellow eyes at - 1oa2 20.
Hay Best, sf4 aoal5 30, lower grades at
Sloas14, rye straw, S11 5Oul2.
Potatoes Maine Hebrons. 5Sa6oc h bush !;
Name rose, u, zoe, Burhanks, soc; white star,
,5c y T. Chenangoes. '3a 55c.
Apples Baiuwins 81 25a2 IS; Greetings at
81 25u2 10; No Is, 81 25a1 10.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
SOUTH sMoNTvILLE Hattie and Matte 4


! 'ns ~ Nailueh anu hoehi"no 'he PAST ie"
way / -1''aiia uiiii'ah' wno mas oeeu ~
S''''"'" '"e f''s' nc" "eeNs' ie'"ins' nome
9"ii'ias - D. N"o" les was taken very
S"u"en's SIGN d ie" oays ago WIN cohses-
~ w g anu vas eons'"eie" I"''e
"'n '''sis s,eh o"' ~ n'''en pe''ef a' ''lis
"N's ui''' WY
~ o'n iie was ABOUT ms "orh curing
Wy 80 's"a' '''i'i' ''ie 'i'e' ''oon' -
~ g ~ 49, sno" - ie'ui ~ W ~
io''se' sa' uoM aiia so'" his VIZ ~ GU ~
81 'e's 49, 'ile seepf'e" iil'o aiio'ne'
room lholheho ana Wheh she returned ne
nag passed away without struggle He
ieaNes "''e III" ~ ~ y mourn 'heir
ioss' heN' ~ = bfughahi al'ehueu the
services "iach "ere he'd a. 'he mouse 'an-
-'lii' ~ ItaftN Wa mason and was
\ buried under Masonic ceremonies Alice
'oNe'i ~ 'ion' IS va ~ suese y slrs'
I'm ''"A'''as
fhnsffcI ilIAGE- Ihe SAD intelligence
\ " as reeeiNed Jan 23tl q tiie death Of Mn.
/ George Nt'dgeff II belfast Mt and MIS-
4 W klllnan entertained party " their
4 friends last Tuesday evening and a very
! pleasant time was reported The Ladies
/ Aisl S0eieV. a1 Nant A. \. tiinn's last weHs
MA HIgeA attended and greatly enjoyed WI
/ Ail present HEY Will meet Jan. ;slst With
'''N''' - N''4ii' 1T an''
VI = i-aile were eailfH nome saturday
On account q flie rfl'lei'i illness Of their
1i'a9 AIN i-f''''' ana MIS-
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31

The ice was about fifteen inches thick and
of good quality Abel h. Mariner of Vas
salboro was in town last week. He came
to visit his mother, Mrs, Sally Mariner
who has been failing in health for some
time. Mrs. Amanda Mahoney has been
spending a week in Montvile, with her sis
! ter, Mrs. Ella Marden. School in district
No. 3 closed Jan. Goth after nine weeks
term taught by Miss Cora Mahoney. NJ .
in town Thursday.
PROSPECT. Will Jellison has done his
share Of visiting the past week He Went
! first to Warren Benson's, Winterport then
to John Coles, then to Coles Corner, to
George Shaw's; from there 10 Mr.. Melvin
Young's Ballhil cove, then to Mr.. Abner
Colburns and Lorenzo Hills, Winterport
where he was cordially received; then To
Walter Iittletied's and from there to Elvin
Stones III Hampden thence To Elllngwuod' !
Corner, N Mrs. Sarah Coles; then IN Gosh
en- to Mrs, Emma Downs; then II Winter
lprt, to see Mr.. Frank DOVES, stopping
there two DAYS II attend Mrs. Mclntyre's
meeting ana then returned Nome alike ANA
harry .-. JOSEPH HAN has arrived ,holue
from the kennvhee, where He hAs Aeen
cutting IKE, Charles George l.;ts arriVeA
''i'N' r
''''' A''''i' 'l''' ~ wy iS'""''' 'l@NF
IT." VIZ 'n"'l ira'' '''''S'
''s 'i''' ~ w Ni'tF'
:,
N'' az ''''' ''''' n '.'i'
'1,''i' '''e''',''S i''' ii''"H 'NFii''iS Wy
III
~ ''' "i''' WIZ 'lelF +
N'''' ~ '' ny" 'Nli'
i''''' II
" H. fh'i''ii'''iNhi' N'laries 'ifaht has cut
II '''Y''i 10y -N'NN1.s",l + hai'i'is h''h
14 Mi ,''"- = "''ii''Es IN
M e''''S n "o0'' T. FIN 0'l'
TRANSPORT Miss Made! Billings epsed
a very successful term VI school At the ut
waldo dls'flct Jan. 23th II was Miss Bill
lmg second term u ths school ana sle has
siven geo satisfaction and al are hoping
m WITH come pack for another year, W.
are sorry TO learn that the NJ Waldo school
ms heen considered hard school, ~ thosa
persons who nave peen thus misinforlueef
US wquin say mat y M On the contrary 4
mouel school, AonI correspondent has Yist-
= sns sln0o, 'sTaa ,, and alNayS loan,'
IL Il I'LL. ','i',s = e',e'' nal''l0ilS Il nil'ch
Z SooN 'e@p,,eis' o''oN w are 'l'7 rl9s.iiE
I. r,n.r '.''' 0ia'.' III nV'-
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31

week
n'eu w ii"i' Is anu e'''' iei' " ''''
80 '''s'o" 4''''i"'N'
Cyrus Colson OF Newburyport. Mass,
spent Sunday in town.
A f. Nickerson is loading schooner Bru-
nette with hay for Boston
scb + ! Warren was Aoatea Monday
and was very little damaged.
paas ,,;..1.
WIS n If FIT y nos'on ari'Seu y
Tram SATURDAY an' : 'le g'ts' y Sifs' i''ih-
par,
Shr Henry = Hyde, CAPT J p Nichols,
sailed from Iivelppol van. 18th for New
Nark
w. NJ Farse assisted GAIT. ,llN+y HI
bringing sehooner sieorga Gilkev from
Pcrtl4na.
H. Fr.ac,lp.v N ,-s,,.a..,, ,,..,l.. yI,,.rt
W.T. Fa her par4n,s II II croeI4tr ana
,.;f. ,1,5. ,y.al.
N'il hit'-' N '>'Ai'''',.is. 'sil'' E'''A at-
s'S . n4i1eie'' IN 'o'e M 'iN''A 'A 'Nf
s'i'
Ttt searsport CaQk Buek wi M fni Saie
y tlt NJ 4 Aiurcl upier IconTa5n~ 174
lriee rvcerts anu wii tt 9elu i4l iN GENTS.
ana la.85e. A5a S,r.+, In ,l,e N A
l,,rrlt MIX roiA -...,ata. Al Mil + II
rns,s t,as...rre, Friayq ..,.nfn.,
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
BLOOD VINE.

Reader look oyer tHt li>t MI
YOUR acquaintance TOD The paSt
five wears and >ea hoW mJAv
cases Nj pneumonia Nau l4l
trace ifagtly XVI grip tItW
mant cases Gi CONSUMPTION
Often galleRing KIN i4ath tn n
igW Mg5k HON m4lN yaSes
nj bronchitis HON MANLY g4Sg~
ot DEAFNESS 1r hlindn5~S FIav
many fatal Heart Kidney or iIN VA
troubles
Fortifv the sySt4m Ayain~r
tht attacks 0f thu enemy.
Blood Wine Is YOUR onlN Slig-
guard. Thousands 81 people raN
Save themselves from This ttffj-
hle disease il they Yah Netp
their blood pure and tons us
their system with this styJt
remedy.
Always keep a ho.tle Wfth
YOU and take 4 io>s ihree di
four times a iay
Be warned in tnl llet d
Bottle At ofe II gf 5N
cents, and Nee iAl MI La MNai~
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
rNEws..
PORT Of BELFAST.


Jan q, schs John | SNOW, Snow, New York; ,
Addie L Snow, Darby, do; Lottie Brown, do .
Emily + Swift, Staples Boston.
Jan % Brig II b Hussey, iiodglon, Boston.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
Sailed.

jar 25 Sch Emily Swift. Staples, Bucksport.
Jan %. Brig II il Hussey, Hodguon, Charles
ton; sch John l Snow, Snow, ST John, b. and
Neuvitas, Cuba.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31

splendid opportunity is offered to some
of our live townsmen by the n. T.. Live
Stock Insurance Co., 1870 fremont St, Bos-
ton. Write to them. 1w.
The Republican journal., 1895-01-31
Belfast lti-ica Current.

Beef corned.P II, 60 Lime. y bb, / ooa ID
ButterSalt, p bon, 1Slnat Meal, n H., "A y
Torn Y bush, 62lOnipns I, H. :iu5
Cracked corn y bn, G2lDi kerosene q. llul3
Corn Meal. p tu, 62Polock, +, Ii ;Sa5
Cheese, T. Ii, l3a lGI'orh, y III, 9a1U
Cotton Seed. p cwt, 2aPlasteI. t,bl, lo5ull2
Goldfish dry, b III. 6aloRye Meal. p III, aa:s 2
Granberries, p qt 10d 4 Shorts r cwt 05a1 10
Clover Seed, T. III. IA 7lSugar, y ii, 4l2a5
Flour, p Dbl, 3 5on4 - Salt, I'll. II lusii 40
II q. Seed, hu. 3 0oa.5 5ISweet Potatoes.2 pa 3
Lard, p ID, 100 l3lWheat Meal. 2l2o:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

sor,. carly date In giving a concert Tor
some charitable object.
Mr. Ralph Tomiingon, who was lnr-
TALLY uarllyzsd or the street last Tree
dlr. ana was taken 70 MS btcihrr
home. So. o07 east clay street. IS ~ =
very serious condition, having LOST thf
entire use Of bis lett sue
ur ana Mr. George ". Harris have
ISSUED Invitations 90 the wArrl9ge 81 their
dauchu.r. Miss " Eiil@beth 20 Mr.
LEROY Brown. on Thursday evening. NO
vcmher 18Th. at . o,cloCh' ~ ,'l''r ''a'-
lone. 80 100 west Leigh street
r,ptain r. wiley Davis had a fan
non 81 rorch several days ego. AMI
hr.ka u g,nal, bono In one Of his arms.
"a. has SUFFERED considerable pain. but
his many friends will be glad % know
that his injuries are not AT an serious.
Mrs. George Griffin and Miss Rosa Jor-
don, with The irieRuT nc,p Oh o' nas
10 ,f Dennv-Straet church. with nice
sri+ If clothes. vhich tho retiring pastor
received with becoming expressions OF
gratitude.
Rev. ". " Hamilton Is preachirg -
irnrn.if=. CONGREGATIONS tarh night AZ Inc
fr,,.,',,li.f,,n sfr,af BAPTIST church. Much
Interest IS bciu- manifested IN me ser
,lcee There were about ten accessions
fo the church last night There VIII DE
services tonight
Miss BEETLE T.. Dickinson, or south
Fourth street. returned from very pleas
rrt Trim 10 the Atlanta Exposition on
"Wednesday. and left Yesterday via the
on Dominion Line for New York where
shc viii send some time with her sister.
Mrs. james O'kane.
The handsome villa near Glasgow "a
part ~ the assets Of the Rocknri1g"
land company. long occupied hy Gene
ri Ffzhfieb lee. was bought 40 auc-
lion on Tfursiay by Messrs. John r..
W,Iliamr ard Writ \. Chcstermau. OF
his city. for the sum OF $l.'l'.
Tho - Pau, Union says. IN elegant
luncheon was given les' wecE ~ honor
~ Nil Elizabeth p1ingcrheld fsunilc-
rey of ms city formerly of Richmond,
~ f- sfrs a. H. yield. The table was
brilliant Vfth cut-class ana candelabra,
and dc rooms beautifully decorated IN
pink ysanthemunis.
AGENT TAYLOR Of the Society for tho
Prosecution 1f cruelty 90 Animals. was
'lrrcl 90 shoot very valuable colt yes
f0r1.v morning at the corner If twenty
ninth and = streets heionelnC 90 Mr.. T.. J..
Esllv Tho colt had slipped ami broken
IT,. ler Sir Kelly offered Neternary-Sur-
coon LLOYD 500 to save he animal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09

plac~i under a-rcs'. pending the fstdict
~ The Coroner's jury.
Ysnsacoia. Fia.-Thc Pensacola Cham
Der OF Commerce and YourE Meme Susi-
United slstes nsyy-ysrd to he mem
bers Of those bodies. member. OF the
city government. and other invited
guests numbering about -fl. 10 celebrate
Fho Inauguration OF new steamship Enc
from Pensacola 10 Liverpool
Atlanta. Ga The time from nth . e3d
promises 20 be a very interesting WEEP
on account OF their national coasisss, %.
November ilth will 10 Mliiary-Day he
l9th. \. VI. T.. Z-Day. ihe l4th. i{apiist-
pav and G. VI. l.. Church-Dny: LIN Con
sregational-Day: 18th. Colored Doctors %
Day. 18th. Colored- Lawyers pay. Eih'
and business Nsn's-DAy; 2lst Coiot 4;
Press Convention, ed and sd Nstionsl
Convention Of Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION.
Baltimore. Md.-Bishop paret IN eN-
plano.ion Of why he decided to remain
i'm Maryland. instead OF gong 10 Wash ,
ington os bishop Of the new Episcop'i
Diocese. SAYS: FIRST. bellevs II was
Gods providence that called ne 20 pe
Bishop u Maryland. and even sro'l'd tne
law 81 the Church allow M NJ soaie ~
ture time 70 consider anothsr llcln az
labor. | could never 30 50. Tor M ceh-
science woule not allow me TO ovsrrdo
what 7 consider Gods providence. SSop".
feel that I am welded 60 the Dsocesr on
MARYLAND. The relation a Bishop !ista-ns
to hfa people has often been lkeneh - INC
marriage tie and feel that oight TOT
70 violate rs sanctity. This m.gAt ne
true. YOU say. OF Washington also. 3ut
the fact remains that this part IL The old
Maryland Diocese. and is entitled 10 the
first consideration"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
NICARAGUA CANAL.
ALLEGED NEW DEAL on THE
POINT OF CONTINUATION.
American mud british Millions
Work Of Construction to Proceed
rs II Private Enterpri-c-Antici-
uatcd Opposition Of Government.

CHICAGO. ILL. November S-An al
ternoon paper publishes lengthy ar
ticlc. purporting to rive facts regarding
row deal. The contamination OF when
wiD mean the complete construction oil
the r.icaraeua ship-canll with American
and British miiiions purely AS pr
vate enterprise. aided materially by chi
caxo capital. as represented M newly
invented capal-ma chinery IL SUCCESSFUL
operotion OF the Chicago irainage-chan-
moi. IT Is stated that all attempts 80
obtain financial assistance from the
United States Government through Con
press will - abarloned. and n d
should develop mat the charter granted
tho Nlcaraous Maritime Canal Company
by Congress is likely to prove 'mbarrass-
ing IL will d. surrendered without hesi-
'atlon.
Witb revised estimates Of the cost of
constructing the canal based on the
Great saving. through the use Of the i'm
proved oNcavating machinery owned hy
f.nicaso contractors and inventors. 10 it
said the canal-pr1mofore wort g. LONDON
and laid their tempting plaus For. me
roouev-ldncs Of tho wo-I..s metropolis
For norIhs the fuarciefs have been in-
vostigating the plan, and the ercaf deal
a. NOW ON the verge OF Denomination.
The new figures cali for tine expenditure
az between s1oe1oln and fs5ccr.eP
In s,ihsfaufiation OF the truth Of t0le
statement il Is asserted that enS'ueti
and other experts in the employ % tho
Nicaragua Sbip-Canal Construction Con-
many. which has invested $500 90 IN the
t.,b,,,t. canal 20 date have been Damp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-09
No RECORD OF THE MARRIAGE.
S,rucnnt TomIinson Fails {" I'm"
Evidence of IL in Nnshinston'

The Washington marriage. ana 'he con-
.inuo3 absence OF Mr.. Maxwell and Miss
Gottlleb and her mother. about which
there has been so much talk here are
4,u involved in deep mystery.
A special received Boy the Dispatch LAT"
ret uisht from its corr spoudcut 40 thr
national capital says. Sergeant y. ".
Tomlu-on. of Richmond, Who is here he
witness iu another case. mas aseertalheA
that there is no record Of the marrias"
of George $ Maxwell and Eoslle Colt
Ncb."
From what can Doc learned here the
marriage license was issued. but has not
boon returned. as is often the case.
Bishop Keauc. who is said 90 have per-
formed the ceremony. is not in NashlnE-
tom The Dispatch representative caiirl
al The catholic University, but Dr. Gar
reau. the KIcc-rect0r. was not able 10
throw any light ou the subject
There We're uo new Developments here
Yesterday. Neither SIR. Maxwell nor Mrs.
Gottish and her daughter have been
heard from. The two ladies vacated ths
house AT Eleventh and Broad streets. in
which they had resided for several Yeas.
october 10Th. and boarded at the Ev-
change from that time until they lcft
the city about the 18th ~ the same
month 80 word has been received from
them since their departure but several
letters have come 90 the Exchange for
Mrs. GottHcb Mt G1tuieb is engaged
ina the lumber business in Surry county.