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Middletown transcript., 1896-10-31

point in the get-up that
we overlook:
The cloth comes to us
from the mills and the
cutting trimming and the
making are all done here
at Sixth and Market under
our own supervision.
$8 "MULLIN"- MADE SUITS
or Che viot-Blue or
Black-trimmed a n d
made in a good style
a good suit for business.
$40 'MULL1N'- N'-MADE SUITS
The value in the suit is
greater than the differ
ence in the price seems
to show. Colors, blue and
black. The cloth and
trimmings are of a much
better grade than the $8
suit. Yon would add
two or three dollars if
you were guessing the
price.
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HER ! ] HAT

Is an important feature of a womans dress.
It eithe makes her prettier or it doesn't. Ifit
does tbs because it is properly trimmed-rib-
bons, flowers, feathers harmonize and the
arrangement is graceful and artistic. We get
these results, also design and create perfect
fitting Dresses.
Middletown transcript., 1896-10-31

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale at the National
Hotel, in Middletown, st. Georges hundred,
New Castle county, State of Delaware.
ON SATURDAY,
THE l4th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1896,
at 2 o'clock p. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, place or parcel of land
situate on the northeast corner of Main and
Cass streets, in the town of Middletown,
cou nty of New Castle and State of Delaware,
bounded and describ ed as follows to wit: A.
Beginning at the intersection of curo
lines at the northea st corner of Main and
Cass streets; thence with the curb line on the
east side of Cass street 8 degrees west l45 feet
to corner for this and lands Of Mrs. Matilda
M. Vandegrift; thence with line Of said VAN
degrift north 81 degrees east Sc feet to q line
of lands of the Middletown Academy thence
with the line of the said Academy land south
degrees east 155 feet to the curb line on the
north side of Main street; thence with said
curb line westward Sc feet to the place Of be-
ginning, containing 84C0 square feet of land.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of George Echenhofer and Caroline
his wife, mortgagors, and tits
and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office Wilmington, Delaware,
October 18th, 1896
Middletown transcript., 1896-10-31
ON SATURDAY,
THE l4th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1896,

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Owrit of fVenditionea Exponas to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the National
Hotel, at Middletown, st. Georges hundred
New Castle county State of Delayuara
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smithfeld, N. c., March IL, 1896.

Smithfeld, n. c., March IL, 1896.
Mr.. Carey j. Hunter, Superintendent
Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany for Virginia and North Caro-
lima, Raleigh, n. c.:
Dear Sir: / am in receipt of your
eompany's check for 100000, it being
for policy No. 62.942 in your company
for SO, 100000 on the life of the late DR..
j.. L. Sasser, my beloved husband.
That the most vigorous and health
full should promptly provide life in
surance, which is the cheapest and sur
est means of creating an estate and pro-
tecting ones loved ones, is plainly illus
trated in DIR. Sasser's case. The wis
dom Of his insuring cannot be doubted
by anyone now.
He regarded no company the superior
of the Union Central, and j am glad to
say, that while he had policies in two
other old line companies, the Union
Central is the first to pay the claim.
The proofs of death left Raleigh the
8th inst, the check is dated in Cincin-
natl the 10th, and am in possession of
it the 18th.
Each insurer would like to know that
his policy would be promptly paid to
his loved ones at his death, that being
the time of need and object of life
insurance.
/ most cheerfully recommend the
Union Central to those desiring or
needing life insurance.
(Signed) JULIA NJ. SASSER.
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CLOUDS.
Rv John Moore.


o, clouds, ye are ships 10 the infinite
blue
Of the ocean of heaven and ye sail
And ye sail.
To the harbor-gate, open 70 welcome
YOU through
In the west 70 the harhor- gate, pale
As moon-ray reflected from the sea
TO your sail.
o, clouds, We are ships, and above you
the dome
Of an infinite heaven and We float,
Aud We float
To the beacon-star burning TO welcome
YOU home
70 your rest. And lovers will gloat
Der eyes that are blue and wet as the
waves
Where we float
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WON DUGHPs PRIZE.

Dughi, the caterer, last week, offered
a prize Of gallon of ice cream to the
little girl who could tell him correctly
why the little wren flies no higher than
the fence.
Three little girls answered the ques-
ton correctly, and each got her gal
Ion of delicious ice cream.
The prize-winners We're:
Marguerite Walker, Raleigh.
Mary Wren, Durham.
Frances Lacy, Raleigh.
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CHIcKENs AND EGGS.

The chicken and egg crop of Vir-
ginia and North Carolina last year was
greatly increased by the use of Polk
Miller's Victory Poultry Food. The de-
mand this year win be as great, so
don't fail To lay in supply early.
Twenty-Five cents box at all stores.
POLK MILLER DRUG Co
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CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
SILVER,

All ladies having old gold or silver
jewelry they wish TO dispose of can
do so for their actual value in cash,
by addressing the undersigned at the
Park Hotel. Old watches, chains, rings,
pins, ETC., desired. Address, Chicago
Gold and Silver Refining Co, j. X.
Simon, agent, Park Hotel, Raleigh.
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RUSEN ESS IL ENES
WANTED.

A position by registered druggist
of three and one-half years experience.
Excellent references. Address, 'AUTl-
KOE," care News and Observer, Raj
eigh, N. c.
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Ready-made Suits
AND
Separate Skirts.

We show a beautiful line of Paquinette
skirts in Plain Mohairs, Plain Serges,
Wide Vale Diagonals, jacquard Mohairs,
Mohair Sicillians, Crepons in both
Gauffre and Crockodile affects, Brocade
Satins and Silks, Peau de Sol and Satin
Duchesse.
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LADIES.-I make big wages doing
pleasant home work, and will send full
particulars to all sending Get. stamp.
Miss NJ. A. STEBBINS, Lawrence, Mich.
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FOR RENT.

House on South Mcdowell street; si1
rooms, with modern conveniences. APP
ply to Mrs. Fl. v. Watt, 1913 West Har
gett street.
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WANTED.

Position by registered druggist. Best
references. Apply IS" care News and
Observer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Bobbitt Drug Co.-Rheumacide.
Union Laon and Trust Co.-State-
ment
7. Hal. Bobbitt--Cfty Dailies Free.
". Il. Jones-New Bargains.
Southwestern Building and Loan As
sncintian- Statement.
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Families who wish to make their
own cream / will freeze it for so cents
per gallon.
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Ladies' Laundried Waists

In this line we show everything that
is new and stylish in Persian designs,
Silk Stripe Madras, Figured Madras,
Figured English Dimities, Percales,
Batiste, Silk Stripe Ginghams and
Lawns. Collars and cuffs attached and
detached
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For churches or festivals / will
freeze it for rs per gallon
A. OUGHT.
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IN. s. LIpsCoMB

Mr. Lipscomb is a prominent merchant.
He used three bottles Of Rheumacide.
If your nearest druggist does not sell
it. write to the BoBBITT Drug CO., Raj
eigh, N. @. Price, 81 per bottle, six
bottles for S..
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- ALESMEN-One in every State to sell
= our cigars on credit. Samples, good
pay expenses and exclusive territory 20
proper applicants. Address p. o. Box 1884,
New York City.
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WOULD PAY 800 PER BOTTLE IF RHEUMA'
eide COULD NOT BE SECURED FOR LESS.
Pacolet. S. G Jan 8, 1896

Bobbitt Drug Co, Raleigh, N g.:
Gentlemen Yours to hand asking as
to results of your remedy for rheuma
tism in my case do not wish to give
you undue encouragement as to its mer
its. and do not feel that an putting i
too strong when ! say that, knowing II
as / now do since it cured me OF rheu
matism, il the conditions were 10 pay
one hundred dollars per bottle or dc
without it, j would have it.
Noupc trulp
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SELLING.

dry goods buying
consideration Go Dis bought CHEAP
and marked low, sell easy and bring the trade
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Ready-made Waists

In ready made waists we show full
line Of figured Taffetas and Printed
Warp Taffetas in Dresden effects, Prin-
ted Indias, Black Figured Indias and
Taffetas.
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Dress Goods Cheap


half the
bargains Princess Ducks Be yard wide Cambcs
Washs as a
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W.C.STRONACH & SONS
GROCERS.

Extra Shore Raekarel, Finest Roe
Herring, kits, / A and 1-2 bbls., Shred
ded and Boneless Goldfish Boneless Her.
ring, plain and in mustard and tomato
catsup, French, German an American
sardines, Whole Wheat and Graham
Flour, Tapirca, Farina, Shredded Oats,
Rolled Oats, Cracked Wheat and Wheat
Flakes and number Of other artic es of
food which people may eat with Gear
conscience.
We have in stock food for saints and
sinners, well people and sick people.
Give us a trial. All goods guaranteed
and promptly delivered.
w. C.. StrOnaCh g. Sons
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RheunlaCide

The public has confidence in it and it
is not misplaced. A thorough trial will
convince you that it will cure rheuma-
tism From one to six bottles does the
work Read the following. 1t is only
one of the many testimonials we are
getting
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SUCCESS!

No other proprietary medicine has ever
jumped into popular favor as quickly as
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"The man who in
sures his fife buys a
fortune on install
ments, to be deliv
cred TO his family in
the event of his
death. -
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-08
leAs Old NOT strs.
chiesse Mss the f-ssaaeA Victim - .
Gigsatic svbsdis Usssrthsa In spAi..

chiesge Msa the futsadeA Victim - .
Gigsstie svisdis Usssrthsd In spain.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. s.--6eorgs Lsss,
Kansas City, but now tsAvsiinG for the
Crescent steel works Of Bradford, Pa,
with headquarters st Chicago, was one of
the intended victims Of . gigantic swindis
unsarshsd by the authorities OF Valencia,
Spain who are now taking stsps to pun
ish the veuld-bs swindl~rs, Two Of whom
are usder Arrest in NAlencia.
L"ss lAst Judy. received . letter dated
Al the Psnos Of MelillX, = prisou of Val
sncis. Spain. signed by ono who called
himself Henry L-ss and claimed blood re-
lstionship With Georgs lbsss Ia ds-
scribed ths writer as . rich man who vAs
serving q prison sentence for rhe wrongs
of another: told of . young aud beautiful
daughter whom he wished the Kansas
Cityan Ia bscoms guardian Of and prom
isod n rich reward for the service. This
girl whose mother was dead. che writer
said. was soon tv become heir 10 a large
fortune
Lsas. suspicious of the Sl.anisras In.
teDtions. wrote for further information
IL has just bssn rsoeivsd In = lsfter 10
sued by Judges Liapo and JsoAs Of the
districs Of San vincsnte, Valencia, and
addressed TO the l,cal Authefisiss IL
ssks far she dispositions Of George Less
and disclossd gigantic scheme of hslf
hundred Spaniards to defrsuA several
proniWen, AinsricsRs in ainersns cities
ON ths ssnte propcsitien laid down to the
ksnsss City mas
DETROIT, Jan. s-EItniteA states
Senator Il. W. PaImer ws., IL 10 stated
:hs intended victim VI . swinais si,uilar
te that reported from Kansas city
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N,,,.d M. Uns.,shfuu wife.

SPOKANE. Wash, Jan. s.-Frank Dsni.
son Of Rockford unexpectedly returned
home Monday night aud found his wife in
the company OF Patrick Hickey. The en-
ragged husband ran into another room for
his shotgun. Hickey escaped from the
house. Mrs Denison was about to follow
and had reached the door " hen she re-
ceived the contents OF both barrels in the
back. killing her almost instantly Deal
son then pursued Hickey, bu, before he
could pvertake hira he was disarmsd and
laced under arrest. l.Denison aud Hickey
are prominent bustuess men Of Rockford,
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SUN AeANsT eoNpsMsN.

Local Creditors .f tho late Treasures
Eamsay Bre's ~.
q CARLYLE, Ills, jan. - The suit OF To-
cal creditors against tho Chicsgo bonds
men OF the late r. n Hsnssy, state treas,
urer OF Illinois came up'for hearing Mon
day In special tern, of:th. circuit court
of Clinton comfy. Judge Wall presiding.
The testimony Of Carl Moli. g.. NJ Biount
and +. =. Ramsay Of Chicago was heard.
IL was .proven thar the Chicago banks
handled state moneys and pad - per
oent. interest on monthly Instances.
The local creditors haze petifiored for =
co-sd'ninistrsforfor ths Ramsay estate
The present administrator rs n p. Ram.
sas, son Of the late state treasurer. The
petitioners aiiege -rhat ~ is rnfsmansging
the estate; has failed " sinvoptory . large
nun Der ef notes and SaecouRts; that the
books OF the bank aree complicated end
that he IL acting directly against the in
tercsts Of the home peopie Ivy svppressins
facts OF Importance to ths creditors They
ask Of the court to order the books pro
duced In court.
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ARREST Of A FUGITIVE.
us IL Wanted ~s Chicsy" on the Charge .of
Enbcxzl~pasnf.

us IL Wanted ~s Chicay" en the Charge .of
Eo,bcxzl~osnt.
SPOKANE, Wash. Jan. s-Ths mystery
surrounding the disappoaranco Of Rohers
J. Burton on Ae, . la.r is solved. Bur
lssrf>vas, . fnzisss-r fron' 10 ar .sn" u
now in thce,aty jsikswaitinge eIern> >S-ls~-<
papers add an officer from Chicago 20 taks
him bacs. iie~i~ wanted for embezzlo-
lneuf. Burton while employed 40 cssIlier
for swift X Gu. packers Of Chicago, en-
bcxzled $3.50. aht on Oct 20 loft THAI city,
arriving here dfrect. =
His sudden disappsarance from the
hotel here, leaving valuable wardrobe
behind, caused n sensation. aS it wss be-
lieved hr had been murdered. Burtop's
mem bership With Kenwood lodge, No.
523 l. q. O. f.. 1 Chicago was ths
means 81 tracing him to Rossland, B. e.
BY n strategy he was induced to come
across the b,undsry line, when he WAS ar
rested. He il wanted by his bondsmsn,
the Fidelity and Casualty company.
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rn.,H aetATlons sraAlsto.
EsEi..d ..a Italy. Nay Hsssrr.ssd. n.
gsra,mg Iasdi~E ef rrs.ss.

EsEis.d a.a Italy Nay Hsssrresssis ns-
gsrd,mg Iasdi~g "f rrs.ss.
BIRLIN. Jau. G-i,,,,u0ts are in eircula-
tion here regarding the serious situation
OF Italians in Erythrss Th-ir position is
said to he almost dssper~ss. Ia 10 rsrmored
that TIA. tension .h-tweea England aud
Italy in regard t,- th. refusal .d the
former power TO allow ths latter 10 disrn..
bark toops at Zrils has b-e,rn~ very scri-
oVs
ST, PETEEsByRG, 2an. The dispatch
.rem Msssowah saying that fire itsiisns
have retired from AdowA To Adiyrsih and
were harrsss.d en- route, by the Aeyssln
isns WAS autographed 10 The sSctos v Vremya
and attracted much attention. In an IN.
tsrvisw N Lsoatls6 said thar tho ftaiians
wsrs In worry edificuli position. He
thinks tha. the rspors ,hnt tae Abyssin.
ians want f..d 10 not frus. kiuH Meme
lik collects . percentage Of the corn
growth, which ne sells ia time Of peace.
but has not soid far three yssrs. having
hoartled IL for thts war. =
Retreat will make an .iyatnsnss ,diher-
enos in the attitude otths doiibtfui. .srtbes.
As for King ceixH sbsiAg m i.6eny al
Sipy Msnslik, sWxf'fs -ustrus. Al Leon
1.-The Caar;sss- a.. = a -ss-. s1hsxs nyw re-
treated s5S kilo1irsrsrf zna = rf'r1i- 1sss
100, 600 men to beat ths Abyssinisns
The opinion hsrs IL that the AbvssIn AT
question 10 going to assume extensive pre-
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IN SIGHT OF HAVANA.
Citizens Of the Place Thrown
into Panic.
DEPARTING VESSELS CROWDED..

Refugees from, the Country Increase the
Airrm. the Railways Not Being Abb. To
Garry the Tsrror-stricksa PsopI.-Ths
Cuban capital Appears To B~ Completely
~ the Mercy of the Insurgents, hat They
May Not Take It.
NEw YORK Ian. s-A special to The
Journal from Havana says: The iaanr-
gent armies are within sight Of Havana,
aud the firing OF muskets and cannon IL
plainly heard in the eastern suburb. The
trains that can be gotten into the city on
the few railroads that have not yet been
destroyed by the patriots are loaded with
refugees from the surrounding cities and
villages. Hundred Of field hands also
have arrived in Havana with their fanli-
iiss Some OF these men say that they
could see the insurgents blow up . rail-
road bridge Immediately after the train
had crossed within n few miles from the
city.
Steamers Crowded with People. r
Hundreds OF familie. In the sub,,rbs, aud
In the city have abandoned their homes
aud are .rowding the quay watching with
binnched aud eager faces for steamers tn
take them from he island All sorts of
ersft sr~ being utilized by the refugees,
who Offer their last pcseta, so long ~ the
owner is willing To keep therD from shore.
The steamers which cleared Tuesday were
crowded to their utmost capacity with n,e-
ing passengers. All the plantations in
the vicinity ,pt Havana have suspended
grinding, with the exception of the Toledo
cane fields. This, and ths advance Of the
insurgents. has cs,ised an alarming exo-
dus Of families 4, Mariana and the larger
seaport-
t..ner.i S"mcs1s tstsntions.
The Junrnai Also says: Mails from
Cub, iast received contain an interview
with 6eneral Go,neZ, in which he said is
was not hi. Intention to capture Havana,
bccause this would noressitate the saori-
nee Of too inlny human lives among
which would be several mem bers OF the
families of thr Tevohlrionisis. He intends
Co go ~ near Havana Ne is necessary TO
make n demonstration and convince the
world thnf the insurgents are complete
masters OF the island and thus claim recog-
milton by the powers
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w~r. p,sy,.s with Powder.

pirrsBCRe, Jan. s.-Chester ". Nc
Corkls. ysuns sou of the. manager Of
mime M Dorsey villa. .is deal and Reuben
Fisher. con Of Rev. Fisher Of the same
place. to dying. The srcsolt OF an explosion
Of giant powder. The boys had secured .
can Of tho powder aud wese intending to
make powder "mines." Fisher. In sport,
Ihrvw>rsr-,A sksk powder into tho flame
or a lamp carried by MeCuh,s which
caused the latter TO jump aside sndderir,:
He dropped tbs lamp Into the gper ;sssi 3 vi
-. Iiilssxipec -,-,ss--ees laffBAySx- The boys
-wsre badly burned and SYtCorkie died
oh ortly afterwards.
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Deb. Draw. /. sorrowful Picture.

CHICAGO, Jan. SAT n meeting Of the
mem bers o! the American Railway union
In Uhlich's halt Monday night President
Eugene v. Dcbs declared that govd times
had vanished In this country, never again
~ return, and that nothing less than the
total abolition of the wage systen would
answer the demands Of the times. He de
clared that the army OF the unemployed
was constantly increasing. and that cor
porations, combinations and trusts were
crushing out the middle Glasses and driv-
ing them into the ranks VI the unem.
ployed.
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Calcaeo San --Judgc ruley Tues
day awarded = victory /" John Cudshy ~
che chsnoery litigation brought by Austin
W. Wright To prove partnership with
Cndahy ia the celebrated pork deal ,t
esetembrr 1898 Wrigh, sought i'm his
bill To- prove that his deals, which in-
vowed n loss vt s6oc.0oO aud brought
about the failure were a part 'nershlp trans.
action. and thai Cudahy wa- equally liza
bic with him for the iosses Judge Tuiey
hclds thai the evidence does not support
wnghts claim and he dismisscs she biil
FOR want Of equity.
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C.nmiti.r ann rncifln nnilra,A

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-The first meet
ing of the house committee on Pacific
railroads which was held Tuesday was
largely y formal afrai- for organization,
nod while no definite step was taken for
the framing uf aplan IT, adjust the in
debtednsss OF the roads TO the government
IL was decided 20 begin that work nj once
and tn hold the first meeting for the pur
poss on Saturday next The question OF
giving hearings to Interested parties was
NOT considered, but il any are granted
they will bc hrirf.
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D..true,i,. Csan.or.sio..

IIHAcA. y. " Jan. s--Ths village Of
Johannesburg. about ten miles norsh Of
Ithaca, was visited Monday by = dsstruc-
tive fire and large part OF the business
section was burned. The ioss 10 estimated
at sSo OO The Atwatsr block, valued ~
$4,000. was included In the destroyed scc-
tion. The Bags block was almost en-
tirely destroyed. The nrs was caused BY
an overturned lamp ienitins a Quantity
OF oil in the renr OF the Aswator building.
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,,,.r,ed s.,, IN. ro,,,h r,m..

CHICAGO, Jan : William I. Baker,
wss Monday Tor the fourth consecutive
time elected president II the board Of
trade by = majority of ais receiving 80
voIes Ia S62 cast for HE opponent. Thomas
\ Wright Iins X Carter was ehosen
second vice president in . closs contept
with Edmund ;. Jones securing $50
votes smsjority of ~
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u.,m.u,.y.pdcrbt,t we.,aIvr

NEw YoEK. Jan s-Ths marriage OF
Oliver II. y. Belmont aud Mrs. Aiva Van
dcrbdt will be celebrated at the residences
Of the latter On Jan 10 On Jan. ~ they
will sail for Europe. such was the infor-
nation given by ono who IL ON the closest
terms with Mrs. Vanderbilt. This persou
stated that the utmost secrecy was Go he
observed regarding the affair, and that
without doubt the : ceremony would he
witnessed by only few persons
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s,r Prisoner. Break Jsii.

NAsHvILLk. Tenn, Jan. s-At Char
lotte, in Dixon county. the prisoners. sir
In number, a~aIting trial in the county
Jail succeeded in making their sscaps
Monday night. The prisoners. two white
and four colored wore in Jail charged
with arson in rho town "f Dickson sonic
weeks sgo whsn the business portion
Of the town was alaost DESTROYED ny frsi
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-08
Presidential Appointments. :.

. wAsHISsroN, Jan. The president
has sent the following nominations TO the
scuats: Elmer E. Haisey. to be receiver
OF public moneys NJ Marquette MicH;
Lieutenant Colonel William X King.
corps Of euginesrs, to he member of the
Missouri river commission. To bo mem.
bers al tho California debris commission:
Colonel Charles Russell Suter. Major
Charles Dsvis. and Captain Cassius r..
Gillette all of the corps OF engineers