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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-18
G. A. r. Decorations.

We have made special prepara-
tions for decorating residences as
well as stores and office buildings.
Our large working force, under
competent direction, is prepared to
execute artistic decoration, intro
ducing many original and emblem
attic designs. Don't put off your
work till the last week. Place
orders now, and have them properly
attended to.
Drapery Department, Fourth Floor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-18

was sixty three years of age, ard was the
mother of Mrs. P. D. Scannell The funeral
will take place Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock at ST. Johns church.
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MARRIAGES. BIRTHS. DEATHS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward McEllistrom. ....... Nellie Delaney
George A. Mealey. ............ Lizzie Bastion
John Zyeveckf. ........-...... Antonina Nowak
Michael Edmeier. .............. Rosa Reitmeier
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a TIN WEDDING.

Mr anil Mrs Edward Recover celebrated
ihoir "un wedlnr" or nfih anniversary
1uceAay evening AT their rosltcnce, 100
OK street They received many rrciy
un prcsonta aud entertained their guests
fipht royalty. keeping them unrl tn
small hours. Among tbnse present wege.
Nh ana Mrs kormr, Mr. aud Mrs r.
Nn'lrlch, Mr.. nnl Mrs. y Wmmcr. Nh
md Mrs. ArVtfuou. Nj. Aud MES. l.. Muci-
Ter. M aud Mira. II, lothian, Mr. aNl
Mis-. Mm. kcrStou. MI ana Alla. T., Saur".
Mr. and Mrs. j. Stocekle M ana airs.
J. NJ, Lewis, Mr. and MrA. VIM Llght-
house. Mr.. and Mira. +, Lcycrklhu. Mr..
and Mrs. Aerlx. Mr. ana Mrs. y. Lott
man, Nr. and Mira. J. Yhnch Mr. aud
Mr. VIM. Hoop. Mr.. ANA Mira. +. Doei.Ne.
Mr. ana Mrs \, liahan, AR. and Mrs j.
kilbcncr, MIR lnd Airs Wlke. Mi and
Mrs Dielze. Mrs. Hoop, Mrs. stler, Mrs,
Palmer, Mrs kierske, Mrs Innk. Mis-.
HhIobler,. Mrs. Richter Mrs. Alberts ana
| Mrs. licddy; Misses Wattrleh, i.odio biot-
10 Ida Wiike. kutc l4cverKuhn, Annie
lcyorkuhn, Netue l.eserkuhn, Carrie
| shiohler. nellie Fink. Kate Hlehior.
| Messrs. j, and r. LeYrrlSuhn II. Yeager
| W, Lcyerltuhn, l.. Hoop. g. Hoop. j.
| West, Jr, 7. Scales. G.. heichter, NJ. Dom
| he, II. Dnnkley. @; Nersten and a. Suac-
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THE VILLAGE Garden.
TO u. ". So

10 l.. VI. 50
rhe Spectator.
and siill S..
Here. where the unnoved summer mir Is
with nike. delight of lavender and lilies.
Dreaming / llngcr IN the noon-uae heat
of many summers are tho trees recorders.
The tur; a ca rpct many summers Wow
old-fashloacc blossoms cluster IN the borI-
1ove-in-a-sn,st and crims9n-hearted
Glove,
All brcathes ce peace and sunshine in the
All tells OF by-sone peace and by-sona
81 ffIii'iful years accomplished, budding
or gentle seasons passing on. by enc.
gain would biae. bit ever N the dis
A ceaseiess voice is sosra.as clear an
rbe civ calls mo with her 10 persistence.
Tho city calls mel afl=" tl -
Or een-l4r souls this fragrant peace is
For me. the roar an1 hurry Of ne town.
wherein more lget!y ICONS To press the
or .rdiv.iuai he that weighs me Own.
tleavc Your garden - tho happier cotners
Tor whom i's sllo9' sweets are anpuFi.-
Shall rorurn? Who knows, W. other sum
The rsaee nay spir.. longs for may y
Hi'''s' Amy Ley.
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AS THEY COME AND GO.

Mr., and Mrs. Charles Dillingham; have
hams sister. Mrs Hunt Of New Orleans
who came over TO attend the Porter
Dillingham; marriage and Will remain for
a few days this week
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Mueggc. Jr.. after
o brief visit 70 Captain and Mrs, Il. +
Weeins. left Friday for Cucro, whore the,
M"eggss s" parents, After WIZ witch shey Mi
come TO Houston 10 live.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert Brewster and Mr.
i flo, in Noa tten MaIu "' mpoi, III,
Grand Commandery of Knights Temp,ai
In San Antonio last week
Mrs. Richard Cooke is in Duluth, Mimi.
whittier she was called by the illness OF
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her mother, Mrs. NJ. Perl Who Is reported
Allss JAnie Cornell expects to leaye carly
this week for Shreveport. la. whrrc she
VIII rnmIin for Il long visit to her aunt,
cuiip.
Mr, ana Mrs $. X. Dick. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wllnm N. Mitchell, Misc Lucy Latham,
Miss Alinc cleveland. MI Hubert i.oelfcr
amt Other houston society people we're in
An nio last weeh
Mfs. Aurol.a H. Mohi expects to attend
NJ saemseriiest Il ';gn Antonio Tx. week.
ar ~it'ts ot llr. and AIRS. Max rrwita.
corner 81 Preston avenue aud Fannin
.treet' Mts lrwitz is TN daughter OF
TINS voHefafe pair, who are identined vita
Mrs. A. Wcttermark Il Henderson, who
ma been visiting Mrs. Vim. t.. Drew. has
I,rlnln"a nome accompanied by Mrs.
Miss Loula Alien OF Harrisburg is in
the city visiting her sister. Mrs. X. C.
stuart, NJ Travis street.
Misa lug'nia Rice of Chicago. who has
been visiting friends IN Houston, has gone
to, prans,' .wnere she will visit rc.atmc-.
~, Mr. mr.. ani MIS- Z Emmeh WIN leave
Spend the summer with their daughter ana
'oMir-'nw, Mr. and Mrs. l3lcl.
~ Mr,' a. ". ,tnryer ana chili Of Yoakum
ana Mrs w. II. opet, 209 i.al5rnnch
MI. and Mrs. George Es~s have as their
sNe Is Nj and Mrs. j. j Ellis Of Edwards
/ county and Miss Hattie Whitley OF
Mr.. aud Mrs George G. FELTON, and Mrs
II II hasscttc' were in San Antonio last
week To see the "hattle Of Flowers -
Nisses Jennie and Maggie Sullivan at
| Tended the 'Bnttle OF Fiowers'' In san
Antonio last week
, ME- ". T.. Hin who WAS expected home
asi week was detained ny the illness of
nor dnuFhter. Miss Bessio HIM
MIS- Emily Noble visited The rose hattie
III san Antonio last week
Nh ana Mrs. l. X. Holmes of Liberty
we're in tlN city Wednesday,.
Mrs. T.. A. Fiewellen. hcr sister. MISC
Ahs,c Powell, ana Miss Minnie Ross were
| ~ Navasoia visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n. r.
| Flewelen last week
MISS bertha Mason. daughter of Rev
a.. I. Mason. has returned from Waco
wnsts she graduated from Add Ran uni.
Mrs. Frank r.. Nichols NJ Galveston
| nv MISS Annie Montgomery OF Fort
| m9r'n are in the city guests of Mrs
rnzaheih .. Tracy at her residence. ilOs
Mrs Ella Downey and her niece. Miss
bs,sio liudgins. have returned from a
| usighftnl visit TO San Antonio. where
ny enjoyed the Battle of Roses
,,M,S ~. i. Sauer has returned from
niunhnurg Hiss. To which place she ac-
G,oiInanted the remains ~ her sister. Mrs
| i. r flnnmctt, who died In Indinnapolis
where Mrs. sauer was with her for many
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HOME TALENT uoNoRED.

Other cities arc beginning TO appreciate
our yoong viollnist. Mr.. w. =. Mason. lie
was asked to play nt the Galveston quar-
tctto clubs concert IN Galveston Friday
evening, and haH hocn invited to play
at tho Saengcrfeat IN San Antonio this
week, lty the way, an error was made
Mt the beginning Of MIR Mason's career
of the Boston Conservatory of Music. Mr.
Mason never studied IN Boston. hut was
a pupil OF The wen known teacher Drpd-
sky, In New York, having previously siud,
moved from West Virginia, hts native
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The recent election OF officers in the
Wonlau's Reading club resulted as eol-
lows: President Mrs. George y. NJ
ponsll ll?s, vice president, Mrs. john L..
Ghrcy, second WED president Mrs, Rich
ley. treasurer. Miss Ida Jenl> MS; Critic
Mrs. Richard Nosworthy. lhe annual,
picnic WAS d.scuaaci at the meeting last
Wednesday afternoon, but, OWING to ne
absence oi He president. who was in. nc
donntn arrangements were made uai 10
conrlusiun arrived AZ except that the pc
mic VIII be siNcn some time Ia May.
rho chau,Nuqua Circle connected with
the First Presbyterian church met OF,
"Wednesday afternoon in ,he chapel oi
That church aud Thursday evening al the
residence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. w. u. Slosso,l.
This circle IL making Il very thorough
study Of American history. peoples, tOues-
iaphy anu Inventions This year and Is
consequently OF immediate interest To
Americans.
The Church IMPROVEMENT society of the
FRS, baptist church Will give tea "a,
me residence OF Mi. and Mrs. Il. /. ben
MS, M Fannin street, Tuesday afternoon.
May :, from 10 I O'clock. This is Tho
second of a series OF teas given al private
residences for the benefit of tho Improve
ment fund
The Dorcas society," composed of young
hf!s VI AZ denominations, whose obIect
IL the relief of poverty and suffering. will
g:e "A unique affair Thursday evening
April 10, In the lecture room Of the First
Baptist church. for the benefit OF the be-
nevolent fund OF the society. The peek
Sisters VIII I've the chief attraction. hat
the programme Will be varied with music
and recitati0ns.
The ladies OF ST. Marys Guild will give
a bazaar Mays to Inclusive IN the hal
Of the Pythan Castle A nne supper viii
he served on the 9Th and 6th and the vari.
ons booths vii! be In charge OF young
ladies', who VIII make them attractive
with typical decorations in addition To the
personal charms or those in charge. Price
viii be awarded on the 9TH for variou.
contests.
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LAnIns, slNnlNG cLun.

The Ladies' Singing club was organized
Saturday week by clccting the following
officers; President, Mrs j. o. carr. secre-
tary. Miss Kate Campbell; treasurer. Mrs,
H. 1;iraud; director Mr.. W. =. Mason.
who was authorized 10 appoint an organ
ist the committee appointed 10 select a
name recommended the above.
The club meets Saturday afternoons al
a:2o. IN CrunewaId Hall, Tho Choral So
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-26

THE DAUGHTERS IN SESSION.


tend the meeting OF The Daughters Of the
Republic of Tex held IL Galveston Mon
day aud Tuesday. report having had a
most deiigh,ful tmc ami received many
courtcsieS Among those who went from
our city were the STATE president, MIS-
Arson Jones; the president of san Jacinto
chapter, Mrs. j. IL Fem, Me- N J.
Rriscoe. Mrs. John l.. Carey, Mrs, NJ. j.
Howe. Mira. Nj Looscnn. Mrs, CASTOR
;Ashe. Mrs. = IL Nasmer Nj -. j. M; j. Nc
Stern Mrs. Rosire Ryan, Miss Annie
Hume. Mrs Charles MILKY. Mis-. Camp
bell. Miss Hunter Miss shutter ana Mrs.
Betleta.
SHAKESPEARE AND cHATAuouA
The membefs Of the chatauqua class
OF tag Firs. Presbyterian eAlIcH ssie.
lratea the birthday of l@a llrl Oh Avon
Friday cVcnln.;--as thes could not arraligs
for Thursiay-ln the beautiful chapel ot
tn. church. which MAS iecoiatea with
f,,Ncis AMI ferns. the lAttlr beng thr
class aoNer The leisure room ana re-
feotory We're used Tor the entertainment.
DAINTY hand paintei prosiait'nes Mere
wleh sprays Of inaiaei.hAir ieth ana q
monogram. containing the letters {. J.. >.
e.. IL. green ard gold On tne cover, maze
CHARMING SOUVENIRS Of tae harpy O.
cas!on. The evening opened WIKI mort de-
v-L!oual cNer lscs. after whlcn came the
toll call and minutes Inc essay Of the
evening was or the Merchant 81 Venice
ana was read by Mr.. w atkins. Miss case
discussed Thomas Jefferson aud Mrs. w.
T. Si-ssou gasr a raaiiilg Music VA, in
tersp.rsel ana gave niIiuonAl brisu.ncss
and charm to fhe programme. y delicious
rejection WAS served anu thc rest OF the
evening was spent in conversation.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William II. Palmer gave
II dancing parry for the pleasure Of tl.cir
| lhlir'n. Edward Albert AMI bnpnnv
W.nffed. Fri'lHy evening from to ~ at
their residence. lil5 Travis street The
large and handsome rooms on tho lower
noor were thrown open ami cleared for
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Inttio Abbey FUND. Tho Post is informed
MAJ Texns is ono Of ihc four Southern
states that llas voted for New oile3ns
the ste Of tho Ahhny, Mrs. oelaNr MortI'
formerly Mis-. MARY SNduor OF ih's Guy.
writes that she has been selected 10 rep,
resent Texas in the 'ntoriainine'n NM
amy salcanlc articles th"y may WISH 10
contiihutc.to her. I'D iressing Mrs. %. !.
M0rol li5p Calhoun street, sew orleans
The Post Is REQUESTED to announce that
Miss Annie MONTGOMERY, for four years
iuatson of the Texas " oman's Industrial
Home at Fort Worth. and Mrs. Frank
r.. Nichols of Galveston VIII address All
ladies' ntoryatod IN this work on wv nat
we know of RESCUE work among lost woln-
IN and ncglccted children IN me lecture
ioom Of the First liant!.t church IHesiay
afternoon. April q. at o'clock, Tne Ia,
dies of ms church are respectfully invited
20 attend.
The carnival OF Enterprises to be given
hv the lndias of Christ church in the
Audit rlum Mouday evening promises to
lie "a verv swell affair indeed. Forty bus
iutss houses VIII DE represented ~ as
Inany prvtty kris. whose costumes VIII m
dlcaie tic kind OF business each repe-
sauts The procession Of these business
houses prnin es much amuscmehl The
world famous Light Guard VIII Ely" a
inhlr4u "lcntins on the Old camp
Ground" with al incidental arm IN
"Empire drill" with thirty young miss :
clad IN gay empire go"ns u tnhthH ~
The Goddess Of Liberty ana Nlfht, IN
wh!ch four fairies VIII appear ann i'V
children in various other HbleauN. Viii be
some of tie drawing cards MISS Mary
Mastrrson ana Miss MoskoWii1 WIN r'Si's'
Airs. rcden and other Invoriles WI s1i's.
M, ROOF lsardny Will bc in great beoniy
and ,ianls VIII ho served thereon, win
music 10 hoighten the enioyin mont The
southern i'acifc and Texas Central have
given special rates and parties are en-
noctcd from all towns alons. these roads
rho first and second rows OF seats IN the
dress circle VIII be reserved FOR thent,i
parties. several Of which are already
| made IN. Some of Professor Mook's little
| tots will perform in dance ana tap'eauN'
The cantata OF Esther VIII be given IN
| the onera house Monday and TUESDAY
| evenings under the auspices of the ladies'
auxiliary Of tho Young Mems chris.ian
psvins for tho furnishings OF the foMnr
| Mems christian association rooms IN.
| cast IL "A good one and the chorus arm II
sad to hc almost perfect
Mrs. Percy Allen. who has been serious.
| lv IN il conYelcsconi and apie 10 come
| down stairs. as her many friends VIII n'
glad 90 learn
The Westminster league OF the seeont
| Pre- sl,Nterian church Will give ,sn,s,
| unll. 1904 Dallas avenue. Tuesnay even
| ING. Arril .. An attractive programme
has been prepared
c,I,Bs. SOCIETIES AND THE LIKE.
There was no quorum again at IN.
| regular meeting Of tho Faith iio.,' aSso
,rns.mt from p firm of builders and I
| mce,lng was called for Friday morhlhs
Ito consider the same.
The Ladies' Reading club met at inc
usual time and place Tuesday afternoon
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All notes Invitations or notices Of any
tort intended for Sundays Society Col
ifnns should be addressed TO society Edi-
or Post" 1915 Walker avenue, should be
hanel by SENIORS name and address And
,hould reach the Society Editor not later
Inn I'rilnX n.ternoOn.
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tine itcpublic Of Texas in Galveston, the
san Jarin'o anniversary celebration ga
Houston ana the flower fctc III san An
tonic all occurring on that day. tho at
tendance was onali nEa several papers
Ncrc iefj unrcai. \ mistake Was made N
last Sundays rcpori Of officers o,ccl d.
Airs w IS Slosaon positively declined u,
election rs recording secretary and Mrs.
n. +. MaeGre@or was unanimously elect
"a to that Office.
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A nrArTIruL HOME WEEPING.


on Thursday evening AZ the rcsidence<bf
her parents, Mr.. md Mrs. George T.,
Porter. Miss Charlotte Rice Porter was
married to Mr.. Edwin klrke Dillingham;.
Rev. II. ID. Ayes officiating. Tho large
aud lofty rooms md spacious hall of the
first floor were AL clad IN gala attire for
tho first marriage in the Porter and IN
bingham families, Tho hall was decorated
with eVsra.recna which filled tho fret
work over the broad doorway, and with
roses IN kowls and vases. The library u
the right was IN PINK ana green the
mantle holding mass or mniden-hair
fem md other delicate grconcry with a
large bunch OF l'aul Neyran roses la the
centcr. on the tables We're bowls OF In
France Captain Christie and Mcrni"t
roses that filled the room with color and
fragrance. The dining room was In white
and green. The mantle and mirror wero
trimmed with Dutzia sprays. In tine cen-
ter of the broad. square dining Table w.re
u basket OF white canterbury bells and
maiden-hatr fern and glass dishes filled
with white and green bon bons A small
white enamellod able held the brides
cake. which rested on n he'd OF white
flowers and mulcn-ha!r fern, the eifi
OF Mrs. Il. w. Sewail. The design was
unique; on square cako richly iced were
two hearts with the points upward, lean
Ing against each Other. on ole heart were
the BRIDES on the other The bride groom b
initials; on tho brides siio were RIM;
ana a thlmble. on the other n ring and a
We're the gift of Mrs. W. II. chew except
the basket IN the center which was thu
gift OF Miss Dillingham;. But II was II
the large drawing room on the right OF
the hail that the sklllfu hands and arts
Tie taste OF loving friends had wrought
the loveliest designs and layished wealth
OF flowers. White and green have Away
been the brides cOlors and they aion,
were used. a large bell OF white rose.
with deep border of green and whit,
around ths bottom and : single Easter
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AT THE MILLINERY OPENING.

Hcw York Sun,
Ihe nre'tlest hat seen at millinery
opeh'hs me other day was a dainty yet
,,.t. 'Ha'he aHair OF black straw, trimmed
with black and white tulle and hlnrk and
"hi'e feathers II was noticeahle that
n'arly an the hats We're OF the shape rest
ans wen on the forehead and turning up
~ 'he back. About the only exception to
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ON DIT.

Mrs Jennie NJ. Burton's reception, 10
which cards were issued for April ~, and
which was unavoldnby postponed. VIII
be given next Tuesday. April ~. at her
residence. 2iOG Travis street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob linz have Issued In
vItntions To "a german In honor OF their
daughter Miss Mcnnic l.inz, and their
son Arthur j. hinz. Friday. May !. al
thor residence. 100 san Jafinio street
Mlm Mamie Finipy Of Alleyton ana Mr.
l. g. Thompson NJ lhis CITY VIII be- mar
rlad I'm ihe Methodist Episcopal church al
Alleyton MonaSy. Apri ~ ;, q, hlgh noon
tend the Wedding nre the bridegroom Mr.
aud Mrs ~. a. iicinhntdt, ~. ana MIS-
Mrs. l.. Thompspn. Miss Emma Suutor
Mossrr. o. 4. Relnhardt charles sauiar
Dallas Matthew'S nnI Footc, Mr.. aud Mira
1'honnson win he At homo after May
at lili Hardy street
Thefo IL to he n. grand enterlalnmen
| In Now Orleans, TO Tact a week. given un
der Inc auspices OF the l-ouiyiana Baill'
| Abbey association for the benefit Of I'M
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FOR COUNTY JUDO
The Post Is authorized TO an
name of j.. Lee Schwnndor foi
OF county judge OF Harris cou
subject to the action OF the
party.
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rills MANstlELp cLI,n.

"The Collere Ronp." an oil friend IN
Ger an ahas was prostnrI Friday even
ius TO a Very nne audience, both IA quaI-
ii9 aud nUulheTs al the Auditorium 10y
the MansnelA club. Mrs VIM. CAustm
was very good as Dorma Lucia and was
DUSTIN iiA an Isle ia aNeiy part OF ihe htl j.
KITTY N.rlune. M.ss Ciuion rs Ella was u
charming insenue an! Miss Mastetson
was the sw"rscst aud most fascinating
ot Alnys Mr. l(iNranco Ia the dur AZ
double role al Gahor and the faiso Donna
LH ih, received many rounds of ayr ,aus
and hi- Betini, was fine. Mr. Ing made
Hir i'DrKins locked the character OF iIr'ii-
FER 90 perfection and hts facial ac'ipn was
.Ntclleut MIR. IrruundcI ms Stfuh IL
other audible character Srarr all .he
dialogue wa lost TO those VINO snt more
than ihroe - So fror tu" stage. bat that
both Mrs Christian aud Mr. Fernando
w"re heard oiidncily. proves that tt wa
no, the fnnt Of the acoustics of tho
room AmnfrlrF aTr apt TO forget that
lhey are addressing large audience anf
not each her while Oh the hitgc. with
this "vcopnou- and 7, is serious one
tho Nuisi,ht club presented their lilN
timely ana must have made neat sum for
ihr Juniors.
Tho Post. IN common with nthcr ropu-
,ahlc newspapora does not publish
! anauVmous , afuuluuieaiilns Writer Of ~
Moonlish' Kdg' van please take notice
and sim the next report The writer
gcr'ifom'ni department..
Mr.. ana Mrs James Mckee entertained
! "a fcw friends Wedp"aday evening IN honor
81 Mr. McKoc's brother, Mr.. Nm. Me
! ISsc OF Ga!urhVille. Texas. ut their resi-
dcuco. iiG Pierce aysni,c
Air. and Mrs. }. L. McAshan gave a
! rod party saturday evening for their
/ young daughter Mary ~ their residence,
! lt1' Main street. Miss Mary u a courteous
| lttio hos,csH and received her guests
wlih much grace and lubliness. Each one
| wiA supposed To indcutc by some feature
| ~ dress or n token or some kind his or
! hcr particular "fhi" or hobby, the gues-
sing II which ina3lc a deal OF merrlmeni.
| Delicious yiauds were served and each
one went homo delighted with til" pleas
| ant time spcnt with their girl friend. Mr..
and Mira McAshan wero IN. lem in cnrin;
| for tho guests and had able assistance
| from their friends present.
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.ANMouNcEMEE
FOR CONGRESS

FOR CONGR ESS.
THE POST ia authorized tc
HON. w. =. McCOMls Of n
county for Congress from the
grcssional District, subject tt
OF the Democratic Convention
THE POST is authorized to
HON. THoS. II. BALL. of Wa
as a candidate for Congress
FIRST Congressional District.
the action OF tho Democrat
sional Convention.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-09-24
EASTERN.

The Italian bark Monte Tabor, from
Crapani for Boston, with n cargo of
iait, was wrecked on Peaked Hill bar, off
Highland Light, Mass, at midnight, Sun
lay. To escape death by drowning, it is
presumed, Capt. Delcassa committed sui.
de by shooting, and his example of self
destruction was followed by the mate,
who cut his throat with a razor. -Four OF
The crew of ten, all of whom were swept
,verboard. were drowned. The remaining
iix reached shore on the vessels deck
house, which was the largest portion left
from the vessel short time after she
struck. The sailors who reached land are
I'll foreigners and speak very little En-
Elish, so only meager details of the wreck
an be learned from them. The Monte
Tabor left Trapani July 21. She was a
wooden vessel of 592 tons gross, lob feet
ong, 81 feet beam and o feet Z inches
iepth of hold. She was built at NarazZe
IN 1873 and hailed from Genoa. Italy.
Lazard Freres, of New York, announc.
ID Thursday afternoon the engagement
f S4,000,000 in gold from the Bank OF
France for shipment to this country. Ru-
hors were current in Wall street that
ther heavy engagements of gold had
cen made in Europe for shipment. The
eport evidently was well founded, but
usitive information could be obtained
My regarding one other shipment, that