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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
THE ITALIAN CABINET.
King Humbert Has Approved Signor
Rudini's Organization.

p ROME. July liking humbert has APP
proved the following cabinet n orgauized
by Signor Rudini:
Premier and miinisterof the interior
and minister OF foreign affairs, ad in
term, Signor RudiDi.
Minister of marine, Admiral Brin.
Minister OF war. Gcneral Pelloux.
Minister OF justice. Senator Casta.
Minister OF finance, SigaCr Bfanca.
Minister OF the treasury, signot Luz
LattI.
Minister of public works, Signor Prin-
ETH.
Minister of education, Signor Gian-
tuvco.
= Minister OF agriculture, Signor Guic-
clardini.
Minister OF posts and telegraps, Signor
Sinco.
Commissioners for Sicily without a
n inisterial portfolio, Signor Codronchi.
Parliament will meet on'Julv 81.
The portfolio OF foteig "a ffairs has been
offered to Viscount Venesta, who is ex-
pected to reach Rome tomorrow, when
his decision will be made known.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Ailments of Cyclers.
An exchange says:

An exchange says:
ave havo Lad different changes on tho
bicycle face, and now come the bicycle
hand and bicycle foot. The former
comes from clutching the hnnClo of the bi.
cycle In srch manner that tho fingers
arc twiacd around 10 with n ccathlikc grip
and then bringing tho full weight OF tho
upper part OF the body to bear upon them.
"Undcr this steady pressure the hand
becomes f,attcncd, bulgcs out at the sides,
grows lumpy and out of share, nnd tho
flnrcrs become crooked.
"The bicycle foct Is due TO excessive
wheeling, which syyells tho muscles thick
ems tho borcs, sri cacs tho joints, cffaccs
the ankle, broedens tho heel, and, IN short,
docs ell sorts of racGa tricks"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
AN ELECTRICAL STEAMSHIP.
Claims That II Will Cross the Atlantic n
Four Days.

George A. Jcnks, representing the Pam
ton Electrical Steamship Company Of
New York, was at tho Board OF Trade to-
day.exhibitng a model OF the new electri-
cross the Atlantic In four days.
Richard b. PaiDton Is the inventor
and J. Stanley Richmond, the electri-
cian. The model wns made by Stidham
and Myarceron OF Washington.
IN addition to the ordinary twin screws
under the stern there are three propelers
on each side on shafts at right angles to
the length of the ship and twin screw
at the bow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
The New Dixie.

Oh, silver. raise dc prico CT cotton,
Goldbug gone en- soon forgotten.
Vote away,
Vote away.
Vote away down south fer silverl
Den wish ! had mo- sill ee.
Hooray!
Hoorayi
Den wish had mo- silver
Away down south IN Dixie.
Hooray!
say,
Yer dc silver boys in Dixie.
Oh goldbug say: "I'm purity fellow"
Eut he done took sick. en- no faco turn
yellow,
Vote away,
Vote away.
Vote nway down south fer silver.
pcn wish had mo- silver.
Uooray.
Hocrayl
Don wish had mo- silver
Away down south In Dixie.
1Ioornyi
] say.
Fer do silver boys I'm Dixie.
frank l.. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Sunday Was Record Day.

Tho maximum go far in the way OF heat
during the summer occurred last Sunday
afternoon, between and O'Clock. At
that time the thermometer connected
with the meteorological department in
the city hall registered % degrees in the
shade. The greatest heat before was on
the 10th OF May, when the mercury indi-
Gated 93la-this exceeded Juno bv 10,
The maximum in June being 2, occur
ring between the Goth and 21st OF that
montn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Disappointmcnts.

Little fcllcr had "A slate
Doin OF sum
Didn't seem ter eit {. straight:
Answer wouldn't como.
Then says he. "It's oil in voubt.
Thort had 10 PLAIN.
Guess Id better rub il out
An start in fresh again"
Crcat big follor wadod In
IL congressman,
Thought success ho'd surely win:
Had fest rate plan.
Euthin done wutk talkin bout;
Coos IN takes TIE train.
Finds lac hcz ter rub 10 out
An start IN fresh again.
Washington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

The treasury gold reserve lost s4s5, 900
yesterday from known Withdrawals. In
addition there were many small with
drawals from 20 up to a thousand or so.
OF the after amounts ali were presumed
TO be for the purpose of boarding.
The principal withdrawal WAS by Held
lebach, Ickelheimer Il Co., who touk
1915, ,00j foe export TO Germany today.
This firm still holds about 1900, 900, taxi
en- last Friday, which 1t Will proba bly,
ship with the gold Withdrawn yesterday
Zfmmermann x Forshay took s75, 900 at
one time, and in the afternoon withdrew
s35, 900 more, making a total of S110,-
600. These latter Withdrawals were for
counter purposes and are paid out to pri-
vate persons who desire to hoard the yell
low metal.
As the gold reserve was only s99, 2o2, 1928
at the beg Timing OF business yesterday il
is now considerably more than a million
below the sl0O, 100000 reserve mark.
The initial stock prices on Wall street
today were slightly below last night's s
closing figures, with business In fair vol
ume. Despite higher London prices for
American securities, ~ Paul declined
5-S; Sugar 3-s and Burlington IL per
cent The tendency is still downward,
with northwest exceptionally making a
slight rally.
A supporting order 10 take block OF
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy stock
under II is serving as a prop TO keep
that stock up.
Cotton futures opened steady; sales
9400 bales. January $3.50; February 8. 40;
March 6.44; April $40; August g. 81; Sep-
tember $50; October g. 80; November 6. 80;
December 632.
he clearings of the Providence banks
today amounted to 1926, 100.
Gold shipments on one hand, London
buying and the short interest on the 9TH
er are the two ings to watch.
Liquidation began in small amount
yesterday and the bears are very active
London is sracticnally higher which
should give firm opening.
local STOCKS.
For the Providence Gas Company stock
rights are now of and with very few ex-
ceptions the stock holders have evened
up their shorts. Eightyhve is bid and
very little Stock Is offered.
T. he earnings Of the Providence Tee-
phone company are constantly increas-
ing ard the business Is good hut the
stock has been gcing lower than usual
for the past month. Today so Is bid ind
S3la asked while on June Ia, S4lo was bid
and S6io asked.
This Is accounted for by the rule of
supply ana demand. There is stock for
sale and few buyers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
The Carrcut Slang.

The Carrcnt Slang.
"Miss Jones' I hayo discovered that
without you lifo would DC n blank. Will
you Do minc?"
"Mr. Smith, IL don't know whnt to
say This IS so sudden. Dut-but am
In tao hands of nay friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
JUMPED THE TRACK.
Accident on the Fitchburg Railroad Near
Concord Junction.

CONCORD JuncU0n.
Boston, July 14-Early this morning
as the freight train 21S on the Fitchburg
railroad was on its way to the city, it
jumped tide track just out of Concord
Junction and 10 cGrs, containing live
stock were demolished. Over 800 calves,
sheep and oxen killed and numbers were
SO badly injured they had to be killed.
The cars rode over each other piling up
to a height OF 75 feet. The topmost truck
was loaded with which were unharmed.
Traffic on this branch was suspended for
several hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

In the present condition Of tho profcs.
sional market good racing talent can be
secured for travelling expenses
Raymond Macdonald of Staten Islana,
the professional bicycle rider who accom-
panied John S. johnson abroad and raced
IL Franco, has returned homo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
EYs. wInsIow's Soothing Syrup

h On OLD and wrLL-TFIED d REMEDY, and for
over FIFTY YEARS hss been used hy million. Of
mothers for heir CHILDREN while CUTTING
TEETH with perfect sacoess. ~ soothes the child.
'ofiens the guns. Isducss innau alton. ailays al!
pain, cures wiue solic " very pieasaptto the tasl-
snd 10 the best remedy Tor arTh0a- sold by drug
g.ts IN ever part % the world PRICE TwEs.
~. five CENTS A BUTTIE De sure and ask
Tor Mrs WiNSLON's SOOTHING SYRUP and
ate ne euler kind, - NO. hers viii and 10 the bes,
ssalsiss W s.s daTips Ls tssIhlPs gsrieA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Marine News.

scbooner Henry =. Little, Captain
Pierce sniled for Conlport this morning.
Schooner George. NJ. Grant, Captain
Potion arrived yestscay afternoon from
Norfolk. Va. with cargo OF coal.
Barkentinc stephen q. Hart, Captain
Hart, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Brunswick. Ca, with a cargo OF lumber.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

Kansas Texas. IL Wk W1 los i0S
Bay state Gas. 80. -. .... .... go.
Chesapeake a. u IA IL isI isx
'Lx-div . per cent I EI-dix I per cent
sEx-diy per cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get DR.. Milee'
PaiL PlilS from drpggists- "One cent dose"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

Mitchell, who lives with his sister,
Mrs. johnson, on East Transit street,
saw the trouble Gnd went to the womsn's
assistance, when fsgsn began TO assault
him and Mitchell claims that he shot at
Pagan in seli-defense.
Night patrolman j. W. Ward, who re-
sides at l4S Tockwottcn street, neard the
woman call for "poiice" and he went to
the trouble. He partly dressed himself
aud hurried to the scene, aud just in
timc to see Mitchell shoot Fagan. lie at
once took Mitchell to the Wickenden
street police station, while q number of
citizens took Pagan TO DIR. Peck hams
Office, o3 Governor street, where his
wounds were dressed. He was then sent
to the Rhode Island Hospital in the
ambulance. At 3 O'Clock the physicians
were unable to locate the bullet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Mining stock.

The follow ing are the closing bid prices
Of the listed stocks on the Colorado Min
ing Stock Exchange. Denver. July IL, as
reported by l.. e. DAVIS q company. 2ia
Washington street. Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14
Ex I RA! !!
$50 O'CLOCK
MITCHELL'SSHOT
1t Struck Peter Fagan. in
The Head.
The Trouble Was Caused by
Susie O'Brien.
Mitchell Claims Self-Defense--Fagan
at the Hospital.
The Trouble Was Caused by
Susie O'Brien.
Mitchell Claims Self-Defense--Fagan
at the Hospital.

Peter Pagan is at the Rhode Island
Hospital where the physicians are hunt
ing for a bullet from a 32-caiibre revol-
yer, which was sent INTO Fagan's head
directly under the left eye by GeoSge f.
Mitchell. The shooting took place in
front o. 152 Tcckwottcn street at 1915
O'Clock today. Mr.. Fsgan is not in crit
ical condition, unless blood poison sets
In.
The shooting was about a woman, who
Is known in the vicinity of Fox Point as
susie o. 'Brien, who makes her home
with her uncle Peter Corcoran, SO Pike
street. Susie is said to have been married
10 tagan some eight months ago. They
lived together two weeks when Pagan
left tier and went TO Boston. He returned
to this city two weeks ago, and today
he met her on Tockwotten street when
they began to quarrel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

Matthew Marshall has advised capitalists
to do one OF several things. lie says dis
pose of stocks and bonds and reinvest In
real estate, or else amend every contract
shall read, "ln gold coin OF the United
States OF the present weight and fine
ness" Marshall does not think 1t pos
sible for the silverites TO win but, never
theless, he says prepare for the worst
and hope for the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

There has been some difficulty between
Mitchell, Fagan and the woman, and IL is
claimed that she has not conducted her.
self-in Christian like way. This was the
cause OF Fagan leaving her so soon after
their marriage, and IT Is further stated
that man named savage and one named
Fritz Golden have been compsnion OF
the woman for some time.
But little ts known OF any Of those con-
cerned. Mitchell IL the best known, but
no one in he vicinity seems TO know Just
what his occupation is, any more than he
comes to the city about twice year, and
then remains here about two weeks.
Pagan is known as Peter Regan and Peter
Kugan, and did at one time live with
susie O'brien, at her uncles homo ON
Pike street. She is n Portuguese, about
80 wears old. Soon after the shooting she
went TO ner home on Pike street, and
then ran down Pike street TO Benefit to
Mickenden, and over Point street bridge,
and from there ali trace OF her was .os..
Captain Magill was nard at work this
afternoon among those who know the
woman TO find out, IL possible, more OF
her career, nut every one seemed TO be as
dumb es oysters.
II is probable that Mitchell will be ar
raisned IN the Sixth Disirict Court to-
morrow morning or the charge OF maxi
Ing an assault upon Pagan with danger
ons weapon, with intent to kill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-14

And today CONES the first news OF rndi-
cal precautionary measures. Three hun
dred thousand dollars. in gold have been
withdrawn and boarded.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-11
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Feb. l0.@Coffee options open
Cd STEADY "a Dd35 points advance on light
European quotations. foreign buying and
local covering; advance checked by con
tiuued apathy Of spot buyers: closed
steady at16a2O points net advance.
Spot cofIee-Rio quiet. steady: No. Rio.
13c. Mid quiet; CordOH'a, l6St d17}.c; sales
LOO bags MaracAibo and So bags Guate-
urala ?. :.
Santos-Firm: good average Santos u
800; receipts, 400 bales; stock, 35l, 90
bales.
Hamburg-Firn. AL pfenng advance.
sales, 900 bags.
Havr-Closed quiet az 1zdz. franc net
advance; sales, 2. 90 bags.
Rio-Steady: No. 1880; exchange.
9 3-3Z pence: receipts, 800 bags; cleared
for the United States, 1850 bags; for Eu-
rope, 200 bags; stock, -58coo bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. u.lSl bags; New YORK stock TO
day. ZOE bags: United States stock. %. 70
OF bags aioat for the United States. a.
Go bags; total visible for the United states
As, 0G7 bags. against S7a43 bags last year.
Rio-N eekly report. Coffee steady; re-
ce.pts during he week. =. 90 bags
SantoS-Weekiy report: Coffs-e firm: re-
ceipts during the week. 700 bags, ship
ments - the United States. u. 10 bags.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-11

Dry salt rneats-Shoulders, (bONeD Si-'Si
longs, So; ribs. &57l4. shorts $50
Bran-Easier. 45i4c sacked east track
Flaxseed-St eady, sc.
Timothy seed-S2. 75lI3.60.
Hay-Trading dull; choice firm: prairie
Ss.OOG7.5o; timothy. IS 55dl350 this side.
NEW YORK.
New York. Feb. 10.--Hay and corn meal
Dull
Hops. hides, leather. wool, beef. rosin
turpentiae rice and nolasses-Steady.
Lard-DuIl and lower western steam
closed S5.77: refined wicker.
Petroleum-Duu; United closed Va.
bid.
LIVERPOOL
Itverpool. Feb. l0.-Beef-EXtra India
mess 75s; prime mess. SIS I'd
Pork-Prime mess. fine western. $50 90
medium, AS Sd.
Lard-Dull; prime western. as Cd re
fined, On pals IS 81.
Cheese-Quiet; finest American white
and colored, 45S-
Butter-Finest United States. 95s; good
Sos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-11
CITY N BRIEE

Judge McCandless has the grip.
Mrs. +. C. Robertson - numbered
! with the sick.
/ The Masonic grand lodGe viii be held
\ here next week.
/ Constsble Tom voss II among the VIC
/ tins OF the grip.
I Miss Adams Of Mulvane Is visiting
I friends in the city.
/ The Tired Foot club viii hold .
\ fashionable reception soOn.
/ George wagEoner has returned home
\ from Cripple Creek very sick
Mrs Martling IL entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Parsons OF Topeka
II. IT. Burweu and his cons lef; last
night Tor Kansas City and Omaha.
| hfrs. IIbble Bills of Fort Worm. Tex.
| "a IN the city visiting her relatives and
| friends.
| Mrs. Charles Hatton - entertaining
her brother. Mr. Edgar Davidson. os
/ Georgia
Miss Be~sse Ryder VIII b horored
/ by Mrs Charles SHARP. who VII give .
/ Luncheon.
Yesterday was motion day n the d.s-
| tr.ct court. ana every lawyer az tho
| bar was present
Griswold park viii p \ summer re-
eort again this year. II all be less@i
/ By a driving club.
Nfr FREDERICK Ross 81 Chicago ~ do
| ing business and visiting friends n
/ wichita. lie viii remain here sevcrsi
days.
Mrs. Louisa J. GaIbra,,h Vas dlvoSc-
81 from ". II. GaIbrslth and granted
| the custody q her miner ctild on Sat-
Urday.
Mrs. 7. =. Ins. zee Mamie Mead4. of
iowa city. ~ ia ne csry visiting her
father. TIE Hon. James T. Meads. and
friends.
Major Tom Anderson o, Topeka vas
al re Carey last night boxing Ike q
veteran s21iraI WIN BIS yachting cap
0. blJ,e.
MIS- Afs-nl~ Bel @ PEEK, for ioaE
TINE the eHic!-nt ooDyist "a ~ distrset
clerks once - Wellington - V!s4tiEs
70 he city.
= NJ TrI-can. A. vtan, travelling
passenger as~1; % ~ ROCK Land @-As
n ne ETY. last n.ght S.-s Parry az
Rock Islaat oflclais-
M. Ig,ess Fads q PR We-h.
Z eNl-f- al WIZ l4~F E@f~at's ~ So
N-z. II r. Butler. IEfi Is lara stree,
s1r ;hs next -srss E@sks
work a, TIE gas vel r@szrrss1 ysstsf-
tay after vacatlga = ssveral wis
at vi - p1sses rizat &l0aE- Tasy
have a.-1ck pyT-tga & i-p1-
d. Esaavel. 40 w~rt - Grippe
Cr-ek- a..- N.ra the god fortune q
So--n.-r . c~part1srshtg WIN ore - 80
Esoss prom a~zt p1Ts4c4&rs tn~rs-
sIesca1aes Lsstle. Fab-gae s1s Rel
I'll rece.v vito Ars. - 4 Red -
So-,a MARI street Thgr-.ly. F-ss-
rgs-y -. lzste-f . FRIDAY. from 2 - .
Superintendent O. Har;rnaa ~iu
take charge - a. ;ls Fan Haaass raad
zent q - nde.1. u ad5f-e1 - 20
p-essat duties. &st~- February ~ iltb.
Tae-s Ell % g. atteasanee a. -
-ree:1x = tEs Grza1 Gas.cac a5Es
Be- sas c.-y c1mms-ar-az Ml1s4f 1-r
I7-h. 80 che ~. ireizs.Fe. a1cs-
E11I-s1 DELEGATES w-g rszat -
- I'D Parties $50 -aFe FAR
r1ogs 81 r+at N-s nr w-raz
zl $50 f4~ufst gre SANE 49,
g Ce.se e. Becker. ~
s1ar Fs-la- seeker 1esce. 80 Sos q
5fa.a s.ree-. .a.az.e1-. se4y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-11
MusIc AND DRAMA
TIE DEFAULTER.

I.lnoola J. Ca-tsT's mex play The
Dsfaul-sr." MAKES rs ars. a-.~zTaEce
10 Wlcaltz a. TIE CraE5o-1 Grand 60
ulEnt Ire scenes a-e lad IN che E1E-
lisa prorlaces and Australia. giving
re E-elac a---st ample scope or TIE
usz q brush. a1d = mas b@ea Ulse-1 90
splendid advantage AZ tIe several SCI
--rEs Demonstrate F-w plays o. -
stage q today point Eg-a = s,ross Hso-ai
or p-eSsat - much aea-t interest TIE
character % -ae minister u TIE De-
sa1iter." - tue % LIE Il - lot over
drawn. s. free from t1e car.cature -
CO uzs1n vixen us@l = % ciJ-a a. rep
resented or rhe stage. Tee characte-
e -az- = a kl-d. sy|pat1et.c ard C.
voted clergyman. .le C--g,i-si = w1-c1
e1.s-s - svery reEa % village n arT
CIVILIZED cozE-ry. u can - sa-1 IN az
cand1- that the stony. s.-,1z t.r-E and c---
rr.z1ez a ~ 81 str1-z 2a1 81 fun 20 slr-
E,-.sez and originally t1at re 1fe-eei
- 10. allowed 90 cag from ~ r4--
q ~ curtain Eu-l tae nEal situation
!. = .roS15ls Ia. S-~a--- 49, - $40
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-11

all parties. 1t would not be best TO re-
serve this special fund any longer, but
would urge each one to permit his or
her donation TO be used for current eX-
penses or as the directors may deem the
best interests of the association and in
this way fulfill the good work for which
ii was given. As it would be impossi-
BILE to see each one personally and the
amount OF each donation being so small,
it was thought advisable to give this
public notice, and If any one is not will
ing that this disposition should be made
Of their donation their money viii be re-
funded upon application to r. NJ. Piatt,
1i2 North Main street
Any one not calling for same before
February 20, will be understood as plac-
ing the amount of their donation at
the disposal of the directors to be used
for the best interests OF the association
and it is hoped that every one viii so
leave il.
By order Of the directors.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-11
IT WAS THEIR sILvEB
MIR. and Mrs. Campbell Celebrate Their
TMentv-Eifth Marriage Anniversary.

Sunday the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. b. Campbell met at their residence
on Campbell avenue and discussed
turkey with them, the coca sion being
their twenty -fifth wedding anniversary.
Twenty-Five years ago, Sunday, c. B.
Csmpebel led 20 hymenials altar Miss
Maggie Ellis, and when the two left the
shrine they We're one. Charley declared
yesterday that if i was not for his two
daughters II would be hard for him TO
believe that il had been more than ten
years at the outside. 1t was their silver
anniversary and they both are making
full arrangements. with bright pros
poets, Of celebra ting their golden. They
declare that they DO not feel day old
er than they did at FL Paso Ill, quar-
ter Of q century ago. Their many
friends both in the city and throughout
the country sincerely hope that their
intentions Of celebrating their golden
wedding may be realized. The Eagle
has never missed coming 70 their home
each morning since the daily was is
sued. aid previous to that the weekly
made regular visits. They started ,iEht
and hence their success. They came 70
Kansas as soon as they We're married
and before getting . cook stove called
and subscribed for the Eagle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-11
TWO hearts WADE ONE
Marriage Of Two We'll Known Young Poe.
pie Near CoIw'ch


pie Near Colw'ch
Last Wednesday evening at the beau
tifui home of Mr. and Mrs. ). VI. Man
aimee. five miles north Of Coiwich, was
the scene Of a most joyous wedding
ceremony and nuptial feast. The occa-
sion was the marriage of Mrs. Man
Bmee's neice. Miss Ida Bell, TO Mr..
Charles c. Childs of Colwich. At $50
promptly the bride and groom entered
the handsomely decorated parlors 10
the beautiful strains of AIendelssohn' $
wedding march. played by Hiss Carrie
SheraT. cousin of the groom, and took
their place in pretty aLcove whers
Rev. Severance pronounced them man
and wife in a beautiful and impressive
.panner. Congratulations followed inn
nediateIy after the ceremony. After
(which the guests were escorted 10 the
dining room, where an elegant four
course dinner claimed their attention
and where mirBh knew no bounds.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in music and song. after which
The guests departed for their homes
wishing The happy couple life OF sun
eaine with just enough shadow 10 temp
r rha light
The bride was attired in an elegant
lobe Of White Dreaded six trimmed
W.sA sprays o. orange blossoms. carry
Ing a ooQuet Of brides roses with rose
buds in her hair.
The groom was dressed in convention
a black.
The parties are both So we'll and fav-
orahly known IN tbs county that any
comment 5 UNNECESSARY. II i sufficient
10 say their many friends Join in wish
ing them a life full Of happiness.
They viii be at home - tRa;~ friends
after February Is, on Chicago avenue
ColWich. Kan.