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RAILROAD sEN MEET.
Discussion Of xs,.. 60 Montana and
Itnb.

Discussion Of Hate. 60 Montana and
Itnb.
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-Ofioials OF the
Trans-Aiissouri linss held n meeiing
today for the purpose OF determiniug
whether or not they would cast thsiI
lot with tue Western Passenger asso.
clatisn aud allow Its agreement ~
cover their business up to Colorado
conmou points. The meeting I'D
oufncd wltnO & taking def nite sclioD,
but the chances airs strong that the
liLss Will come under the association
agreement.
The gtsster part OF the day was
taken up by . confederation Of tho
association sgrtc.aont aud tbs line.
got over II withsut my particular
trouble. Tomorrow the rules of the
association will be taken up.
The only disagreement today was
over raiss from Montana points 10 the
Missouri river. The Rio GfAnde West
eIn asked that the Union Pacific
reduce lie rates from Utah points TO
tie Missouri river from $50 TO f25. on
account VI Its low rates from Montana
points 10 Missouri river points through
Utah. Tho Rio Grands West 5Tn
claimed that rs thu matter now
stands the rates from Montana through
Utah to the river allowed n scalp on
their Utah business, and they wished
It fem9ved. rhS Union Pacific de.
INJURED and the result was u long
argument and no result 81 tho end Of
1t. It's probable that tho matter will
be taken up Al the meeting again 10.
morrow.
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p,'.' s worry and labor by using
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NEW YORK, Nov. g. Tho sooletv
F,s Naval Architects and Marin.
hnslnses had n warm Discussion
, Nv, INC NicArsguan canal at today,s
,'.s pn OF liz convention. The cues.
sn ee'oie tue body was the proursl.
W. :, pIe,eniing memorial 10 Con.
49,, 49, nom the society asking favorable
sS',oa on the Nicaragua canal project
~, we auspices VI an American
,tPany and tho Proposition 10 present
enoilAi was defeated, Admiral
cS., IIl W. Meade, U. s. n, was
NJ. nan o. a committee which mad
Lll'aNef In charge, and he made tbs
living feporl: sin the Judgment
/, d Mn committee II would be- prop.r
IA s s@t' Ihe president OF this society
v,s, sui'ss such y memorial to the Con.
~ ., Tue United States In the name
ss society wien tho report OF the
pa,rt'sua canal commissiop, ap-
si. .'el W the President OF thp United
ponis s mals publlc, provided sail 10.
favorable to the canal.D
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New York. Nov. s.-A special Ia
the worid from Washington says the
family OF ex-Consul John NJ. Waller
believe that his health has been per.
msnenily broken by his confinement!
Ia French prisons. His letter, are all
written In n most despondont TONE. In
letters dated September 30th from
Clsirvaux prison, Just received, Mr..
Waller writes that he never expects TO
SEQ his family again, and states that
this may be the last letter they viii
over receive from him. 1t 10 evident
that hls health 10 extremely bad, for
the French have transferred him from
Clairvaux to Mines and have placed
him on hospital diet and allowance. 1t
10 expected that the state department
will take some decisive action In the
case before Congress meets m Ar.
Walters attorneys have been instruct.
ed 10 II 10 their brief nj once.
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WORCESTER, Mass. Nov. e,-The
Huntcnsgisis mere who are the lead.
Ing Armenia revolutionists In A mefica
have received advices from Harpool
that plans nave been perfected by
Rauoi Pashs, the military command
valleys OF MouIla-kayn aud Hoghe.
The Turks anu Kurds have been
afmei by the conmaudsnt, who will
give the signal Tor tue slaughter TO be-
gin ~ soon as Europeans made move
10 occupy the country.
IL has caused great excitement
among local Armenians anu n MSS
meeting II TO he called MI an atiemI,
msie TO arouse public sympathy In
the United btAle..
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ron THE COAST Defense.
Ten. niiss's rirs, s.pors 10 the secrs.
tary of MAJ


NEW YORR, Nov. "a special 10
the Herald from Warrington says: An
impIrtsnt exposition OF the defense.
less position OF the coasts Of the United
States IL made by Major General
Nelson A. Miller, Commanding the
army, In his snnual report TO tue
secretary OF war.
This report Ia the first that General
Miles has submitted IN his capacity OF
"msJor general commanding the
up to the necessity OF taking some
steps TO protect tho ses coast.
Ii has been estimated that to fortify
all our coasts would cost In tho neigh.
b0fhood of sl25,00J,0J0 To put the
Pacific coast In u proper condition Of
defense would require In the neigh
bofho0d OF 87b modern gu ms AND msr.
tGrs with tnelr proper carriages and
munitions. IL has also been esti mated
tbAi their cost would be somsthi ng
like i3l 100000. General Nilea has
recommended Ia the ps.t that S.bO,OOO
DO appropriated TO perfect titieH TO
strategic points necessary to bs Occu-
piod for the defense OF tho Pacific
coast; that 81 ,0OO,O0U DO appropriated
iot WV er'aohHnlhoit VI pihht W "
constructed under the direction
Of u board OF officers Of
the army and navy 10 be order
ed by the President for the construc.
ton OF effective guns and war mattel.
ais for both army anu navy ON the
western coast, anu that s25, 600, 900 or
such portion VI II Ne could be- utilized
In four years, be authorized 10 be OK
pendeI for tho construction OF tue
most Improved anu effective guns eDd
war materials ne will be required on
that coast. IL Is believed that General
Miles makes recon- nepdations 81 a
somewhat similar character In his an.
nual report. He has also urged the
appropriation Of large cum for the
erection OF Qualifications for toe protso-
ton OF the Atlantic coast. Sugg.sto ns
are also made with reference TO the
great lakes.
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LONDON, Nov. s.-rno 81. James
q izette this afternoon, re erting u tho
address which United states EmbaHa.
dor BsyarI made At Edinburgh yes
terlay evening before the Philosophic
society, In which he dcna upccd social
lsm and protection. acts " Mr.. Bayard
IN planping for his recall, adding: ellis
severe condemnation VI the protective
policy now prevailing Ia the United
Stat,s, 10 an intiscrstion, lie CLEARLY .
deliberate Uue.v
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Of the rejection by the empstor Of the
election OF DR.. Luogef by tho anti.
semiies 0 Burgomaster OF Vienna.
rhs Pfetnier's announcement rave
rise TO unprecedented scsnes, Luegst
and Pfince Lichstenstein IN ads viDIont
aud souslve speeches against the gov.
trnment The public gallery was
crowded with anti-5emites, Who Joined
IN ths noisy dsnonstrailous which
were made, and who were elected for
that reason. The House finally sp-
proved tho reIsotion Of DR.. Luegef's
election by n majority Of fifiy.iour.
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FFLEGRAPHIC..
FJIRlVEN EXPLAINS
,.,,,,t Of ID, Late Rac' Between
D O,tui.r and Yilkyrls
.,,,,ur BETTER oT THE 1wo
49, u,r,ipl., to secure Fall
'r'', ~, u h The Rules Of the
Cup trustees"

Nav. e.-Ths Times thi'
l0spo' 1,oDII,hs. an extract which
r'inlns Ind a half OF lie colu N 40
fs' a' '.spnls, which the E,tl Q.
'D |, jus. lsulns, giving
D''i '.,. history .nd an szplsn. .,Un,'
: np,s.. .nl,pdpoint, Of tue hms,,oa,
npn hh I'D containing also an AZ
gp i,es, s,rb adds all the corrrspons.
xntli, ,be subjeot which ma
,.ss lsive,n Lord Du \ r,,,iean Gu,
ps.'.a,s,.,Iv,s aud the Am.t, n. o v.i
rrfs's.ni,a. and other persons CON
,plhsi',.nu stipg the arrangements 'oi
' 60 i,,, proposed con'o'. .,,.a 4, ,hs
MOI - appendix has already
snl aaISll.h.t, but II is nnnonn.eu
tssn !, sublisnei now svsin W 20.
ihil W. !, numerous requests Tor inli,i
,Eon,s ~ y on toe subject. Llrd Dun
lsi'fmas's,...s ment concludes with ths
s'IIosi, language .,,.,,.,,.,D,.
w i. ibs better OF lhe Two vessels
f'Sisi n and the Vslkyrie Ill IL
90 Ios ,, LII, in turning to wintward. We
lten s.,rs on run owing to the
ns'si . ami 20 much during the first
vlna ' ~, y. running l. valkyrie's best
~ ~, md ,.em.io be Dsiendef's worst,
!.as,ss BIZ her sailing sgsinst Vigli'
aasI ss1,ldef valKyrie Ill the bet
asl line Two on tho polns Of sailing
.l,1. - an .d,to,,.i m,
~ Dunraye1's statement which
~ aThs statement repeats many
a.. which hsve Teen heard before.
. va, l,taely iechnicsi, but MS Afford
mr., fr.l conntclsd aud aulhoriia.
Nv. ,.eoau. from LORI Dlnsavsu
slm,M Il deserves the attention OF
s..,, sns inlefset,d. The general
,,,S,,.,lon 1, lsayes 10 that no effort,
bs,,,,t strenuous, on tue part OF tue
,,s,t,,, o. the Amerloa's cup can pos
,isl, sem fair lace GU the conditions
vpcnsheh they apparently hold them
,lu,bouud 10 insist.
afbe letter dated September l7Ih,
,cm CommOdefe Smith 10 Lord Dun.
n,,p, Declaring It 10 impossible to
,,eu,, race free from interference, IN
',,lly conclusive Of the whole ooutro.
uu,. Lord Dunraven's report OF tho
,lle.,i alterations In the load water
nae Il the Defender prior TO tho nist
notamosi unpleasant story. lt II
40 mot Tegfelable that misunder-
,nstings arose over Lord Dnntayen's
osd TO i,sail the facss.
Altogether, the statement contains
ps.sltg 10 modiiy our previous Iudg.
mai or 10 induce Englishmen 10
saiIspgs assln."
10, Field slso published Dunraven's
,lisnsbi, and says OF II; "Itis graph
slnd ineisive, aud has tho breezy tone
4 sportsman. IL throws quite q
.ties light the proceedings con meet.
u With the race aud tho arguments
inplsysd are FULLY convincing. D!
Dghs, The statement IL made In reply
. lbs npon Oi the cup committee.
An editorial In the Chronicle snys:
Though more careful and Just docu-
neat v.s never penneJ, there 10 moth
q In Loid Dunfaven's statement that
ihAly new. and there IL nothing to
,lni, while there IL much TO confirm
'ai !ltgment that from npt ~ last
be 10, behaved with fairness AMI has
noln,' with TOO much chivalry In re-
lafh.p
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blame for the wholesale Democratic
disaster.
The senator hesitated = moment, and
hen said; 81 DOME think Clevsla nd
10 10 be blamed personally for the tidal
wave. Btlli, no will have to bear his
share OF the blame, AZ being part OF
the national Organization ana leaders
OF the Democratic party"
chow about uormHn2"
"Gormnn's all right. Your man
Quay was baa,en worse than ulma %
was last Tue'dsy, snG his seems to be
doing pretty well. No, Senator Dor.
man was not annibiiated. Any man
who thinks he IL, Ia very badly mis-
taken"
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. s.-Accordlng
to Eugene V. Debs, president OF the
A. r. o., who 10 now confined In the
woodstock Jail, no strike has been de-
olEted on the Great Northern system,
and none IL likely to DO declared.
This statement IL contained In q per-
sonal letter from Dsbs, written In the
woodstock jail last night, and received
bya prominent member 81 the order
In this city today. The letter 10 In re-
ply to an inquiry regarding the status
OF matters on the Great Northern. MIR.
D0bs writes that the Milwaukee menu
bsIs may feel no concern rs TO the
trouble on the Great Northern system.
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nurranr. s.ntsaes Po.ipsn.s.

SAN FRAScisco. Nov. 8. Theodore
iaii 10 the superior court today for ser.
tence for tho murder Of BlAucbe La.
mont. Tbv court granted n continu.
suce until November 22nd, at the
request OF the prisoners attorneys, who
desired two weeks to prepare motion
and procure affidsvits Tor q new trial.
The charge against Dnrrant for tbs
murder oi Minnie Williams was, on
motion OF the district attorney, con-
tinued indefinitely. A large crowd
awaited the arrival Of the prisoner, but
no demonstration was made.
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KANSAS CRY, Nov. ga special to
the Journal itom Vinits, |. T., says
a message from TshlsquNh states that
much excitement anu lntense feeling
between political factions Ia the Chero.
keo Nation are prevailing aud blood.
shed viii retui. unless compromised.
the condition are similar to those eight
yesr ago. whsn many mon we're
killed. rne national party Ia contest.
irg the election OF sam Msyes ns chief
on the Dgwling ticket, anu the In.
disns arc collecting la thu capital
armsd 10 tho tsosh, determined ~ aid
their fiiends.
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Uai.n Pacific Land Pa,..L

WAsHISoToS, ID. c., Nov. Sec
Rotary Smith has written a letter TO
IL. kilsry Anderson, replying 10
various communications relative to
the pStenting Of lands TO the Union
Pacific Railroad company. Tho Sec
Rotary sAys that In view OF tho fact
that CoBgrels at II, coming session
will In All probability take action on
the matter, he deems II inadvisable at
thig time ~ pass on such matters.
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BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. s.-Never
mas this city seen y more foprese NATIVE
body OF citizens than assembled to-
nIght in the Buffalo club 10 do honor
TO Hon. Chauncey nj. Depew. The
dinner was tendcfei TO Mr.. Dspsw, not
alone because Of hie prominence la
snsifs OF commerce, but because Of the
special Interest lie always manifested
In the welfare OF this city. Hon. Ed
ger levitt, Mayor Of Buffalo, presided.
Col. VIM. r. Cody was smoHg the
gutsis. The chief speech OF the even
lug was that Of Mr.. Depeu.
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INV York, Nov. s.-A csblegIAm
,ion Berlin 10 a morning. paper say,:
" has been enicially announced { day
sh hi mlle.ly. the kaiser, oonten-
pnl,' erecting All Imposing monument
70 bbna'ck, Tho atau nch friend Of tho
~ pthil dyn ATTY and the roal founder
81 TIE smpire.
Ins gnnd tribn,c Of gratitude to he
n.,h" diplomat OF tho age will sta nd
n'as snltares Of the great Kiei canal,
~ hls majesty named II at the
opsnlng, Tho Kaiser Wilhelm canal.
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BAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Uniied
States Senator john T.. Jones isslrongIy
OF this opinion that there viii be u sep
srate silver party In the campaign OF
next year. The formation ci ,uch II
party 10 to grow out OF the coming
silver conference at Chiosgo. he
thinks
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so CHANGE soH rnE nErrEI
Gfitleai.

trttttAis
CossTAsTINOPLE. Nov. S.-rhsrs 10
no change for tie better In tho pOliti.
cal situation here, unlets II rests on the
fact that The Ottoman uank hiss ag-
vanced lho Turkish government the
sum VI 81 900, 900, which viii enable
the new minister OF finance, 5aUIi
Pashs, to provide for the most pressing
Deeds Of tho government. Tho latter,
II would seem, consift OF hitting ous o
army reserve, just called out IA tue
Porls's attempt " mSke some show OF
trying to restore oiJer In Armenia; but
thers srs 10 many other demands up0u
the Turkish treasury at tue present
moment that the monsy ju,t advanced
will not 10 lJug way, oyup u II was
placed In legitimate uste, which IL not
likely 10 bo the case.
In the beet Informed circles haro the
situation is regarded Al deci ledly Grill
col, lnI ,meirtant dsyei,pinan g,o
expsogei W,thln shLtl tlmr.
The ambassadors OF the poweIs 10
no, regard the now rutksh min s'fy
with aver; IL Is net Exp ,eled 10 la
long, aud u In not thou ne that It VII
be able to do Rnythiug worth men 10
ing towards clearing tao political nj
mssphere.
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LONDON, Nov. S.-rhs Berlin cor.
,alonasns Of the Times says tho 81.
meAilic league has adopted res1lu.
wv nAi bsfofo an international
s sssees 70 held on the subject Of
ulnelalllsm the German government
Rianee. " "nu
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CLEVELAND Nor 10 nL.Yr
,,.,' 'a i"'hs Abous the EIec.
H., 10" "nd the hcxtPrssiueu,.

,. ee i"ihs Abous the EIec.
p,. "sn" nd ,ne Mex, Pres,usn,.
,ult, ,HVhu' Pa, Nov. s.-"rhe te.
Amos, c. we elections OF 1895 make II
sth' Republican national nens ~ ,ne
IA, i r pc elected PteliienI,D said s"na.
PolGInaivln s. Brlcs t1a reporter an a
Tbs urea car on the Eastern exuress'
pn,n. ossied statesman said n, yss
iInasa =" Nsw fork. The senator q ,n.
a RsSn,,, lI ihe nelt President is not
leaf Si,. tbs last election has a,
thlt viii ~ very much to tho int crest
atNy u0llean convsn,lon.D
nw wn9 WIN be nominateayn
rsn,,on, slf, Mckinley 10 a eharmlns
nmsan an, able, popular ana probablx
H. aeue as any OF the oandig n o. =
pt.,Id.n,s,p reporter asked Mf. Brlcs 4
oieVeland's policy was 10
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LADIES WINTER JACKETS.

Ladies', We call your attention to tho
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triohnr cloths, choNioz, ctc., from $500
To- SO, aud up To 81.
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SlI.So
PLUSH CAPIS.

Handsome silk lined Plush Cape, coll
lar edged with Thibot fur,spocial at
5000
An elegant % inch long Plush Caro-.
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very stylish at
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Bhun deadly alum baking powdsrs.
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brand.
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stormy siitinE OF she R.iehsrsrh.
I.oNDos, Nov. S,-Tho Vienna o.
iespon IoDl Of tue Chronicle records n
Aloimy sitting OF tho R9ic hsrsih, anu
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Ladies' Waists, Skirts, Wrappers,
Suits, Etc.

An elegant stock Of all tho newest
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THIS WEEK
SHOES.

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4 line OF Boys dark gray oheviot
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Boys dark gray striped suits. In wool
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Solid color Turkey rod prints, for
quilts, worth &c, nj
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Cream twillcd flannel, wool nlling, 20
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Fine Linens al a Sacrifice.
Fun yards wide silver bleanhed
satin double damask, regular price 81. %,
soc.
2)xi0 German all linen satin damHsk
towels. kno.Ied fringe, worth 300, special
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before such stylish Cloak. Never be-
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wonder that VIC are doing tho creates,
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-30
A Sad Death.

THE home OF +. :. Liegre was made
de4olate Saturday nj 5hf by the loss OF Il
loving wife and the mother OF his three
little children. Mrs. 4. S. Lievre died
at OILS, surrounded by her mother, Ms.
Shannon, her brothers, w. T. AMI j. E.
Craig, her husband and loving friends.
She had been suffering a number of
weeks, and it was finally DENIED advis-
able to perform an operation. DR..
Huntington of Sacramento was called
and the lady passed through the ordeal
bravely and it was hoped that her life
might be spared. She seemed to feel,
however, that she would never recover,
and carefully made preparations Tor
death. She was conscious up to a few
moments before she died, AMI the loved
ones about her were comforted in u
Measure in knowing that her last hours
were peaceful and free from pain.
She leaves three little children, the
eldest only seven years OF age, who
needed their mother so much ami it
cannot be told why she should be taken
from them now. Her husband, mother
and brothers have the sympathy Of the
community in this hour OF their trouble
and the only consolation to them now is
the knowledge that everything was
done that money, science and the gentle
administration oi kind hearts could do
to SAVE her lie, or make her last hours
on earth as comfortable as possible.
The funeral took place from the Cath
Ollie Church at 2 O'Clock OH Tuesday af-
ternoon.-Journal.
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The Como District.

The old deserted mining camp of Co
mo is attracting considerable attention
of late. 1t has been demonstrate that
the m mes there will turn out to be good
gold producers with development. Rob-
ert Logan has a claim in Palmyra Can
yon that shows a fine ledge OF q iartz
that will average $40 per ton and there
is ore enough in sight to keep a mill
running Il year or more. Col. f. d.
Boyle has a mine there an is very san
guine over his prospects. He has started
a tunnel which will tap thu ledge at a
depth of 400 or 500 feet. O5her mines
are showing up well and all rich in sill
yer ore, but the low price OF that metal
induces the owners to look for some
thing more profitable, and the gold the
ore contains gives mnch encourage
ment aud the outlook is very favorable
for a large amount of work to be done
there in the near future. .
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DOFDIEG XII KP l7pIGK.

On last Saturday, Oct. 26th. Mr..
George Bowling and Miss Annie Jo-
sephine kirkpatrick were united in
holy m%atriinony at Reno by Rev. Mr..
Ellsworth. MIR. Dowding has been a
resident of Wadsworth for over a year,
during which time he has proven him
self a steady and industrious man and
has made many friends since he came
to u community. He has real-estate
in the East where he formerly lived /;
dnd has been an employee of f. T. Lo-
throp for the past year.
The bride is a sister of Mrs. T.. 7.
Lothrop. She is an estimable young
lady, who has. visited at this place at
times in years gone by and is highly
respected.
They will make their future home in
Wadsworth. The DISPATCH extends best
wishes to the newly married couple for
a blissful and prosperous voyage on the
sea OF life.