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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
A CARD OF THANKS.

TO the Onicers and Members ef the
Grand Jurisdiction Of Washington: We.
your committee. beg leave TO submit the
following resolutions and move they be
adopted:
Resolved. That the thanks Of the Grand
Temple BE- rendered TO the Rathbore Sis
tiers and Knights OF Seattle for their kind
ness. hospitality and attention during ouy
stay In their city.
Resolved. That copy Be sent TO the n.
Of r. and c. OF each Temple. and to the
X. Of r. and 8. of each lodge In Seattle;
also TO the newspaper
Respectfully submitted.
IDA X. PARKS,
METTIE MILLER,
NARY HOSKA.
Seattle. May .. 1895.
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London Letter In New York TffnonA
Where thu contact between wealth and
poverty b closest social dlsconsent IL deep
eet and inamoraiity most fragrant. II In In
the West End and IN the thorcughfares
leading TO II that the ercsssng-swesps
stretch out their hands for n penny from
every passerby. and bexgars thrust their
arms against muddy cab wheels to enable
weli-dressed people TO get In or out with
out soslinS their clothes. The faces OF these
street nendicants are the mort discoa;ent-
Cd In London They spend their lives IN
witnessing the triumphant progress Of
wealth and fashion. and In picking up the
pennies which are fung TO them: and their
hearts are hardened ard their faces sharp
ened year by year. The East End IN tho
haunt OF poverty. but II II not seething
with discomfort. Begyars are no. seen In
the streets: the faces are brighter and
cheerier: envy Is 10: excited by social con-
trasss; poverty has been inherited genera
ton after generation and there II no in
stinctive revolt against IT, Not only Ia the
East End ccntented with its lot. but It's
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oD0y ~ - x11ngmnk1o0 Co.
WoRm De0neo.
= het1y contested lsgal batsle vas
1eu9hs yesterday sfternoon IA . moot
eeurt esxAntned ~ tn students a VII
sens bus1ness college. Prouecuttng At
tosnsy l. J. JA6e had Med an fnformztfon
against three defendants. charging the
erlns 81 larceny. 60 Of the de1endanfs
being informed against ~ principal and
tns tUo efhers - aecessor1asL Attorney
A1msf Friend struck . hard bow at the
state by Ming . demurrer 10 the iufof-
nAton "a the ground that - tbs dis-
unetten bstvssa principai and accessory
vas abolished. The accused shoulA all
- informed agntnet ~ prsncipals, and
- the further ground that the d1serip-
uon Of the property alleged 10 have been
sto1ea was Insufficient. the information
declaring that the defendants did felon-
teueiy steal. take and carry away psr-
sonai goods and property"
The tactics ~ The defense wsss . thor
orxh surprise to the prosecution. and
Judge Gilmore before ruling on the de-
mrrres listened To an extended argument.
covering the points of Law involved in
AL their details. The court held with ths
dsfense. The state = not DISCOURAGED
however, and intends TO proceed next
week agAiast the accessories alone. with
an Information that win withstand any
onslaught
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70 WARRANT SERVED
fa11ls EEort Male - Appee-
hsnd Van WsteEA
eEHyE BECOMES saaeATsessT.
- DossDss IN - D1vsgoe Co...
10nsy ssr an Insofvsnf,s Css11segu
Mr.. Kern ExonGg1so1.


wnos has become Of thu Van waters
- warrant. and why has % nst bpen
SSvc1f we're questions rnihsd fn Juags
- court yesterday morning ~ Dep
pros~cutsng Attorney M0rrtk The an
.Srr 3 The first was tfat the warrant wao
= - pssssasion Of Sheriff Van de yantee.
- = explanation was made ~ 70 Why
- waters had not been brvuxht into
rG Judgs Humea remarked rather -
- that n had not beoa customary fer
s1S warrants to remain uheervod Qne1
S~s IS any possible chAneo e rs e.
T11e hesng appreciated
RI eruenfs that Van Waters hos be0 n
= ~ aimoef ever since the Warrnus vs.
- FOR his arrest and h.S hall bod az
~ Aseiared forfeited. A. II wen known,
~ v1Gdesd. or attempted 10 whit. judge
1nD and make an sxplanaelos. but fhs
- refused 10 admit lin - his ress-
go. A fsw days ago, 10 = said. vaa
Uetmu raised enough 70 pay his 1ne q
- 1T could not pay costs am0un11ng
r cAsut N should hs mot appear ana
- esu1t appear charasabIe TO the ehos16.
- 1907 would b. Liable a his beo1.
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Excursion. 10 Victoria.

May e 10 y. Inclusive. q round trip rate
Of $50 VIII be made On the magnificent
steamer City OF Kingston. which win leave
Seattle AZ 1913 q m On May g. , and "a
and at 70 p. m. on May s. TIE ceiebrs-
ton at Victoria on account OF the queens
birthday viii be on a xrsnder scale than
ever before. and everything will be done to
make IL pleasant for cxcars,onisfs on the
City of Kingston. For tickets. etc, cal
at Yssier wharf or Northern Pacific city
ticket once. I. A. Hadeau. general agent.
Gaattle.
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D~ 3 ss'o.
GARDEN HOSE
&C MILESCO.
Isis vg. Dssa Rss -
vaan lsa.
Z. 2. DAyIDs0x. Reesiver



Ysueesany.
Real estate fraasscstops ssrcs yanuarv
! i1s. are G.kie.1G x There we're a,sd
Tor recoFd yesterday ~ deeds. axxrexnfinx
I'M ~ Following u . lsss furnished hy
block:
James Weir e ~ 10 Michael Noou n
els Yesisr D. C.. also known - tract q.
Sarah B. Tssier D. c.. Nay Is. a c, a.
Ssm9 ID. Lovmsn. axnr- Of estate Of
Sarah b. Yss3er. dersd. TO James Weir.
srs-s q. Sarah B. Yesisr D. C., Nay ..
Ssss
Ihousas n. chnneld e NJ. 10 King
county. strip y n vida for road In nv sec
= - .. - October s f46
zeph- q. Dunn. BY Isaac n Dunn. atty.
TO- C. ". Brundase, lot & BIN 81. Lake Union
cd. May IS. c, 81
Mara ysndavsHs. BY C. N. Brundase.
Any: to Charles c. Brundage. lots . to I.
Din IL. Washington ID. May u. c, a.
Andrew chisberg, admr. Of estate Of
Anshne Hafyorson, decd. 70 Gunhl Marie
Haivorson. upd 4 lots and s, blk Il. Jack
son D. ad. May .. SIN.
walter B. Axteil ct ux-. Cacy v. Axten.
Alice NJ Fountain and Harry A Axsen.
TO Eliza n AxteiI. about 10 acrss in ne
~ $50 IL - n L November - lsss.
qc,a.
Eliza n. Axteii. waissr a. Ax,eu .t
ux-. Csdy v. Axfeli and Alice y. Founta,u.
to Harry n Axte3i. about 81 acres In ne
sW sec u - 2. Z November =. 1855,
c. e.
Alb Burrows II ux- 70 Alb. selden Bur-
rows. is& acres in 81 ~ ne and 81 ~
lot s, &C 9. tp -. r 6 Decsmbsr n. lssS. a.
shsrify to City OF Seattle. lots to 10,
blk u. lots Is TO II. bIk -: lot II. blk 81.
lots 20 ~ BLK .. lots I 10 10 blk q. Denny
Thurman I'd. May H. 1511As6.
David Booth TO Winsiow H. Lord. ioo
and :. bik !. Salmon Bag Park odd, May
-. 800.
Emil A Klatf 70 Henry Olsen ana C. J.
Ingram. Silver King. Golden Tunnel En-
nett. Blue Ribbon ana Empress lode mines
In Salmon Mining district. April q. Q. SIS
James Gieeson TO Oscar Ezfthes. pt lot
y. blk =. Gilman Park. May q. $500
George r. Page ct w. to Flora II.
Noehnke. , acres In Ne - eco Z. tp q. L
Nay - e3es.
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The Sow rrnit Canncrr.

Agticlca OF Incorporation we're fiied with
the county auditor yesterday for the Gold
Medal Falcon Canning and Preserving
Company. fncorpordfors. James VI. Fall
coner. Peter ralcouer. Ernest T.. Ling.
John W. Enieau. James n. Mctcalfe. John
=. Jurey and J. w. Go;win: capital stock.
$1,000. In s. shares: principal Office. Seat
tie
Mr.. Faiconer has brought with him from
Victoria Thomas Muil'gsn. who hiss been
IN his employ for ave years. and previously
had an extended experience in a large
California packing house: also another
gentleman who has been In 4 Baltimore
packing house for thirteen years.
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Court Notes.

SVuFt SOtfS.
H. IN Of che late Aleer, Burrew; vas
Langley
John T.. Young. native Of Scotland.
- admitted TO citizenship yesterday by
Judge Humes.
rhe annual account OF French l.. p,ox-
~. administrator OF the estate of Grant
" bioxhann. deceased. has been approved.
" ". kirkwocd. II. q. keene and j.
2 Scnie have beer appointed appraisers
g TIE estate CT James A. Duncan do
Andrew chfbery. administrator Of the
S1srs OF Adeiins Hsivor~on. has been or
ehcr heirs,
Prank W Mitchell was yesterday ar-
NtNed Administrator with the VIII an
excl 81 the estate ~ Mrs. Martha =,
Sssheii. deceased. and hts bond fixed a.
EMet guardian % tho rer~ors and es-
sSs OF her rsarcr children. ard her bond
~ AZ stQnn The estate consists OF lot
: nnrk Il. Maynsrt's addition
ID he matter or the estate OF l. W.
xstr. deceased. an order was signed yes
slsrk 10 take tho deposition OF j. r. Sic
y o. Chicago. a witness to the VII
TO OF the plated picture frames made
10 r-st-&S - Nftrcs1ttNff ~ ttsr N<r.stttt
we're raffiesi OF yesterday. the prizes
EN 10 Al Thomas ana Jake rerkmssS
- hry~r OF the two frames Is . me
tecs II work
.orasss confirming sale were nies tn tho
g. .Nr court Yesterday u the following
W. II. White Va wliaam Hams
-ests ~ TX. Tots J TO =. block las. CT
- tsrS. 8 IS -; John Nelson W. Au-
PETERSON. NSs acres tn sccttoa =.
asa'r ~ range east. sxs,ss.
~ a1eirhss, ~es admitted 10 probate In
ssfercr court Yesterday. Tho entire
49, - lest - DAVID L EirStssn. az New
~ And Pauline RcSenhesns. az Feisasi-
- reepcctiVeiy cousin ari SISTER Of de-
~ N ir'lsi Tor the teSsatcr's brother
~ coftnE BIS life. On his death
70 81 - his daughter Fg.a ard sis,
~ son William. AMI the residue &c Re
ssasd snse-g her hro,her and her sis<ern
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4 Dividend OF Forty Per Cent.

csdDors OF w. p. Stanley. insoivent.
~ . b PAID dividend of about Is per
81 under an order OF Judge Langiey's
soevt directed 20 0rifflth Davies. assignee.
~ assignee has received from the sale
4 property sl.S<7.o8. and has paid out
0M leaving on hand for. distribution
QD&n There remains undispossd of GER
hin real estate. heavily incumbered with
nortsaxes. amounting to 3i.Sn. on which
~ assignee has been unable 10 realize.
= 70 receive an offer equal to the amount
Z ~ mortgage. The total claims against
- estate are ec.7lS.S6.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

~ Wholesale charges Of misconduct
nCn1nst Isaac Korn. guardian Of the per-
- ard estate Of Jacob Bsrsch. an inmate
= - sounty poor farm. caSss to naught
yDt9dAy IN Judge LAngley's court. A
co015oa for the removal Of the guardian
- nads . few weeks ago by Mrs. Ro-
ntts Bsrseh. divorced wife Of the help
- Old man. and IN II were sweeping
Allegations In respect to the MANAGEMENT
= N estAts. Mr.. Korn promptly an
sversd The charges. and yesterday IN court
Aeved that he had actually spent on
uuDch more than he had received for him.
- Bespch did not appear In court to sub
s1antiafa the statements made against Mr..
In, aAd the petition fpll 70 the ground.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23

The Examinations All Completed anA
Hesuits Will 1sc Announced soon.
Yesterday closed the Consultations q
the eivtl service commissioners. Those ex-
amtnsd we're applicants for positions In
the inspection department. There were
thirtssn aspirants Tor water inspectorship.
two for plumbing. three for streets and
sewers and four for botisrs.
The secretary OF the board has been as
work registering laborers, and on Monday
the work VIII be finished. and this depart
ment viii b fully launched under civil
service rules.
The examinations now having been m
hhed. the board win Be able to devote fts
time TO considering. checking and mark
Ing the standing Of thoss who have taken
the various examinations. II 10 the hope
OF tbs commission to entirely complete
this work within the next two weeks.
Thsre 10 prospect that the results Of
the examination Of the oivil aad mechani-
cal engineers viii b announced In the
early part OF the week. and that the great
work OF passing on the examinations OF
nremen and policemen. or IT least cAndi-
dates for those positions. will be conn
pisted By the first OF the coming month.
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selegrAm vas ssne 70 shs OAKLAND .uynors-
49, ~ teay havs 1T Gyen ohoVed ne
ccursesy Of Tsptyfng.
q :; Ioung swsss out Uarranx h tho
Rei court Tor The aTYsst e John 4.
70 him with . bicycle.
William Lawson csuued The srrsst n
rem Duteon Yesterday for asssui, and
axtery- According 10 Duft0a's story. the
esae9t vas mA1a b. Lawson
a warynaf has been Issued frou tie
selRei court Tor fhe arrest q Joe 0oaa
~ ~ it4!ia1, on TIE charge o< assauifinx
strench Louls&~ and . gsrt named Nc
hAnts. his wtfs's SISTER.
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- Wo@au Freod r1um . Iyuuuo
"A Deassssd Hus1mnA.
ulDu2 vile Names and threats - nm
1s1n . the indictuooe aGntnut Henry
~ " NJ wife Chfise1De q the divorce
- yesterday. Lang = ososwhers In
~ ~ and did not appear 70 defend hirn-
- IN his wife, . comedy German, fci0
~ Gtesy through r.. g. Krtste. - inter-
-. Ms vas married at Philadelphia
II 0DesDber. IN. and lived With Lang
- November. 1Xc. whsn be pursued her
- knife. and she ned for safety anl
nonDGlon TO her mother. nfrn. Latch, who
- resident Of this city. Gincs COM
r. ~ Mra- Lang has supportad hssself
r. Uog11ng ont
4 divorce was also granted b Henry
40 frem Katharine Yates, who were
narse1 at Victoria, August q. ~. Three
nGnths later Mrs. Yates left her husband,
II evsr since has lived apart from him.
~ Ascrve was signed on the ground Of
anonHn0m1pt.
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General" said a spanish of5leer % he
rushed into Gen. weyicr's presence, 'sthA
rebels are on usr'
"Are You surer' asked the chieftAln.
TIES. your Excclieacy. They are not .
mile away"
I'm that case We must resort to sxtrsms
measures. Bring forth my typewriter. I
VIII give the wreschcs another ten days
In which TO accept amnesty"
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The LEADING EXPONENT

Coast has long been recognised - q.
STR0zYSsKI. OF San Francisco. wifd
carries . complete linz OF French Hair
Esxtoraftves fer gray and tgsachsd hair.
ara finest toilet articles. Artistic wig
making. toapees. front pieces and
switches. An elegant establishment No
appreciates. Eoss but expsrts employed
Prompt attention TO mail erdsru. ~
Geary street. San Frxncisce.
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Asticns we're begun In tho xuperior court
uvutsrdsy a. follows;
.Heary r. Reed vs. Charles 4. Turner e
Q--prcsnissory note AMI mortgage. -.
esvnue grade. $si. ~.
John Curry Va. Frank polan 81 ai.--Ap-
"a from Juseice Harris. Toll precinct.
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Qucrn.- birthday Celshr.tinn.

TIE Puget Sound q Alaska Ss&amshs,
Company win make rate Of g 50. Seattle
to Victoria and rst1rn. for this ocrs~for
Tickets on sale May - TO s, ,ncl,is,y.
Emit 9TH On May z. . and - steamer
City OF Kingston win leave Seattle AZ fo.ls
q m. ana on Non5ay. May * VIII lsav.
az 70 ,. m Fer tickets or further Informs
ton call at Northern Pacific city tickle, a.
fee. CT at Yeslsr wharf l. A. Nadesn.
general agent. Seattle
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Special TRIP OF Steamer City OF Kins~t.n
This steamer win leave Seattle AZ rep "a
On Mon1sy. May * for Victoria 20 s-r,s-,-
mediate the sxeGrssoa1sts 20 ire cei.sra-
ttcn there. FARE oaly c-ss for the rom.
srsrs This rate applies on May = TO 5. m
csa<lva
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COMPOSITION IN sozra<efi. uat.so.. h,..
vser CT io1e primer faces en- the f,ls,--
tag sire eeases: NoHparv.i or ru,nsou- -,
sxcee1zns y ems rscs. BREWER. not AZ.
c<<sstsx IL sezs 5aea. kong p-rer. ret a..
eseslnx - sEss rtcA- Special t~rrns =,
large ordera Address pess-gngsslsrxncrr.
seAltie-
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without any ceremony. but simply IA
the course OF the routine work Of the yard.
the keel Of the revenue tug Golden Gs,s
vas laid at Moran Bros.' ship yard yes
terdsy. soon the place viii be rescund-
ing with the ain OF the hammers. a. the
frames and plates arc rIvet,ed into posi-
ton
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esnAtor John L. Wilson has sent 10 the
U>oftie Law Library twenty seven bound
vslumss OF the Congressional Record Of
serent date. The library 10 open every
evening until O'Clock. II has already as
o1mad large proportions
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~,.rsh~rn Pacific runs two overland wes-
,,su,ea trains daily. and travelling IN them
s~rrrn~s q luxury. Ieave Seattle at Sc
= =, ana $50 >. m Nc trouble 90 give yea
-, rsrt.rusars II ycu call at Ncr,hera
e.e,fc esnec, ccrns- First avsnre and Yes
tsr cay Seattle
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-. A,~n measure anaer vhtch we Two
...,,~-s n~rs<=sry .Ae e~ts'tve use Of rcod
.n,skv always with nseisrassen- Have
-, ,rsea the famous cid Jesse Moore
wn.ssy- Mea-c, Hunt q Co. sole agents
s,- tse pacsac Coast
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. NJ l. HAYDEN Il wallaaia. Ky, Is en-
Sc,ssass,ic IN his praise Of ChSnabcrlAins
sesc Cholera aai Diarrlsoca Remedy. He
he has t~>A !, in his family for years
= can safely reoonacs,l il to the public rs
~; 4 Slic.ne in the world for bowel
soss> The - and 20 cent sizes for sale
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DR. Roland d. Grant. of Portland vul
preach In the First Baptist church toupor.
row. On Monday evening the Bapsists Of
the city and their friends are invited to At
tend social reception for him in the
church.
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NJ. Cnsieerx. the vel hnc~a esfersr
frsu. Tacoma. VIZ cp~s . u
-. u,.gl stevens SATURDAY. May u
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ne California readers Of the Tcst-r.tss-
re-,cer III, sna Il On sale tsify ~ corp>r
4 Cas- stationery store. ~ Aartsi streee
srss one Mock vp Msrkes street from TIE
Chrorseie osaca. frsco -
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P-nf Roers.xez ts~ Rs e. s--
sisaSesx hip Of his nats~e town. re,r~a =,
S-1SnAsa trGs<4A- Conferred On Nm IN
SsfssS " his grvAs esscoysxx.
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The best Tn quality - whAs yon reserve
when goa order psarsera ICE. ma>is u ~
alta Telephone. PIKE II.
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F1ieGende Blaettee
Il must send this farewell letter -
Minnie BY special delivery. or else she
might not get II and would keep night %
loving mer'
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Mems
Furnishings.

Summer weight Wool Underwear.
Noa. an. sase. A-so per suit.
Summer weight Baibrikgan un1A.
wear. SC. N.oo. sl.3o. H-7o per suit
Summer weight Nerino Undsswnr
at soc. s.ec. elee per suit.
Me<iIum weight Ribbed Underwear.
splendid fitting. N.ee and si.se pse suit
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POLICE NOTNS.

ssnes Phllher. alias long. who vas
Nen ny Detective phisArirk as 4 eAvcr
~ saf Nakiants relfce. was taryied loose By
- foisce yesterday After the arrest q
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Reduced Rates to 81. Louis via NORTH
crn Pacific

ror the national Republican convention.
Tickets on sale June 10 and H. Round trip
rate. 81 81 For all particulars call on or
address T. A. Saaesu. general ageat North
ern Pacific railroad. corner Yeeler way
and First avenue. Seattle
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For the National Democratic Convrn-
ton
To be heis at Chicago the Northern Pa
eldc will sell tickets On July ana , a, -nr.
of 81 - Ger tire rouni trip. For tickets
and all aesorzsstiSn call o. or address 4 a
Nadsaa- recerai asezt Sertherr Pze.ae
railroad. Seattle
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bargains IA shoeA p~vsas'. rsssr.ar
Al
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Boys Suits.

Short Pants suits. ssA aA an
sAoe $50. $50 ksa. TIA NM
Long Panss Suits. 60. NM IN,
ma siaoa ss..os. siAsc, slz.sa
CombinAsion Suits with extra pants
and oaD t. match. eloo and &A
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Mems
Clothing.

Meas sAck suitA QsA ssAoA a2eA
sf4ee. ssaea
Mems Getaway Suits. slAeo. u4eA,
siaee. sisea ssooa sskeo and ma
Mons working Pantst ma N-A un.
H.74 sseo. sssa s&oo. s1sa
Mems Dress PAatA eA0 ~ 0A
500. s65e
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-10-22
AT Hymen'S Altar.

Chimes rang out from the church
tower Joyous greeting to Miss Emily
Gary Guest when she stepped forth
from Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church last evening as the bride of
Mr.. Walter Bryant Pierce.
The ceremony uniting the couple
was performed at 7 o'clock by Rev. G.
George Currie, rector Of the church,
and was witnessed by large gathering
offriends. The chancel was filled with
palms and bouquet Of vari-colored
flowers stood upon the altar table.
The bride was escorted by her father,
Mr.. ]. Wesley Guest, who gave her
away at the altar. She was becomlngly
gowned in white satin, with a tulle
veil caught with orange blossoms. She
carried a large cluster Of white cosmos
Miss Eleanor Terry, Of Annapolis
daughter of Commander Terry, Z. S
n. was maid of honor The brides
maids were Miss Rebecca Meade
| daughter OF near AululIa4 Nn0"u0' "
Philadelphia; Miss Grace Keech, o
Baltimore, niece of the bride, anc
Miss Emma Casey, of Washington, q
niece of General Grant. They all wore
gowns of white organdie over white
Silk, fastened at the waists with wide
white satin sashes and finished at tn
neck with butterfly bows Of white tat
feta. They carried clusters OF PM
cosmos.
The bridal party were met at tn
altar rail by the groom and his bes
man, Mr.. Arthur Cary Pierce, HI
brother. The ushers were Wllllar
Goldsborough, Jack S. Markoe, Charlie
G. Keer, Jr., Edmund Rumbold, Spen
Ger Livingston Davidson and Harr
Worthington jenkins.
The couple left for a trip North a
soon as the bride had changed her COS
tune for a tailor-made going-awa
gown.-BaltimOre San, October 10Th,
Mr.. Pierce and his charming youn
bride are spending the honeymoon a
"Ayrlie," the summer home Of his pa
rents, near Shepherdstown. The
friends here wish the happy youn
couple all Joy and long life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1896-10-22

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