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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-09-03
lloyd LOWNDES,
NOTICE

The Supervisors of Election will meet
in this town on
MONDAY, Sept 10, 1897,
to appoint additional Judges, and
Clerks Of election. Also to give out
he books to the officers Of repatriation.
BY order Of Board,
b G sTONESTREET. Clerk
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-09-03
The very Best Embalming Fluid and
Disinfectants Always Kept in Stock
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS at the January session in
the year eighteen hundred and ninety
six Of the General Assembly Of Mary
land bill was passed proposing an
amendment to the Constitution Of the
State by adding an ADDITIONAL section to
Article fifteen thereof, to be known as
Section eleven of said Article, which
said bill and amendment are in the words
following, to wit;
CHAPTER 459
An Aur to amend the Constitution Of The
State by adding an additional Section to
Article fifteen thereof 10 be known as Section
eleven of Said Article.
SECTION Be IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL
Assembly or MARYLAND, three fifths of al!
the members OF the House concurriig), That
the following additional section be and the
same is hereby proposed as an amendment 10
the Constitution Of this State; and if adopted
by the lega' ard qualified voters thereof as
herein provided, it shall stand and be known
as Section eleven, Of Article fifteen of said
Constitution:
IL. Appointments in the Civil service Of
the State, IN the municipalities and counties
of the State, shall be made according to merit
and fitness, TO be ascertained as far as prac-
ticable BY examination, which shall be com
eee e4Iyp1 IN t5a senate arr ara ,b
General Assembly shall pass ali such laws as
may be necessary more fully to carry into
effect the provisions OF tals section.
SECTION 2, AND i IT fgaTH ERR Enacted 4 BY
going section ton hereby proposed IS an amend end
meni to the Constitution Of this State shall be
at the next general election held in this State
s ss a. ~ .n es, anu '@aHsa oo'ets
sn o. ,ae di, rec contained IN
Stale and at the said general election the vote
~ bp ~ hT n mon 10 ~" eacS Saio,
used ct said election shall pc printed, after
inv y ibe adoption or .c If md r~ 'osed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
UPPER PENINSULA GOLD.

con.rc wan Sheldon reh Has src msr Of
CO From ,as Huron Mount 70.
Congressman Shrllen. of IIoushton
j. in possession OF a specimen OF gold.
beniing quartz, secured 10y u HON ..
slender un the Huron mountnius that
for nee god Is uncxteil"d by Any
brought by the Klnndikc men wIn,c, ~
in the coppe' country. Fora numhrt
ot YEARS IL has brcl maintained by
those m position To- know thtt Va IL
able gold deposit will yet Ice opened at
the Huron mountains. The belief arises
from The IA, 81 the Il Nuggets fodnd
son, time ago ia tlic Michigan mine.
NJ Brady Who j. conducting eNplo a.
toy work Tor gold ~ he Ilu'ou ~ %
tn.n- r.urts "r"i, go mech eoc' ~
.n,ai un IL %, r, 81 llrl, tiui
lbs .e &c ou ~ .,y v,t be fnudi -
pHN .-t. lut9,t ~ ,5.t rriun Mn
iag 10 - 20
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
Local and Personal.

Hudson Harvey retarncl from
Cha-ell. Hnnsht,n Cpuaty. Mlndny aud
will spend the winter With hts sister,
Mr.. J. Whitney
Paul Minklrr, 81 l,nn River. tran
-acted business at Berchwold. The lat.
ter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mr.. NeGpre, 81 password
spent Thanksgiving with friends at
Brentwood
Miss Emma Johnson returned - At.
kinran, after lev days visit with her
parents.
Mr.. Garland, 81 East Siding il at
h"ne spending the holidays with his
family
Dir. Ray Cnhl-ish, 81 U,a. il at home
and spent Thanksgiving with his family.
Hh,na McC"lcuuin, uf Atkinson was
at Bcechwood last Friday.
Ni-s. Libbie scott was IA leon River
visitor Hrs week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27

nnd l.. Young drove Ia Iron River
Thursday morning, where John and
Miss Miller we're quietly married by Rev.
Father Manning
Tra ellilg Auditur III the Chicago and
Nnrth.N rrtern railway was in town ON
Thursday checking up tho accounts ~
the station nnd iounl everything ALI
tight.
The Metropolitan Lumber company
&c putting their planning mill into rum
nnug s.,tpe ~ they ex ,.ect to run Same
ia short time.
Henry Sullivan went Ca Elmwood ard
Iron River on "Wednesday. Henry 10
about 10 engage ia tae hotel business nc
Elmwnod.
\ G,ew Finncg,ln left Tuesday for
Elagoud where Ice will scale, this win
ter. ior the metropolitan Lumber com
pany.
Nose Jerome and son Carl and his
neicc, Mas Clara DauEy. left hast Tues
day inr Big Rapids to visit with rela-
tives.
Mr. AMI Mrs +. RrbeF left Thursday
afternoon they expect tn visit Norway,
Chicago aud Negaanee.
Mr. and Mira ~ stuart visited rola.
tives in Iron River and returned Thurs
day.
Mr. aud MIS- y. Hickey returned on
SATURDAY last after being away "A week
Ed Srns,lm wore u big smile Saturday
last. TWAS all over a bie baby srl
i Spnin nnd crew IL men left for camp
eight, lllmwond, hnt Wednesday.
J. Fmueean hit for Escanaba last
Thursday {, visit I"r week.
J J Crnrt Of Esc, nnba, was Ia town
Wednesday,.
T. q. Atkinson visited Iron River on
Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
Monom', ceR.neo.

Tho ~ Iingtpn ~ .c ~ ChHpm
" ,ine r,mrt o.,a',ncal 81. eps
Gee asst sat.r hast carload 81
or.i 4, ,pe So" Ia. u heing sh pp !
t..ti, Il ,rts irH ri!,v. rhe a. &
90, 3. b. mine - ~lii D we the 81 al
r,a nt"c aI,t u'ducks which a"
nov ljlrd ~ % mtuy u1ded csr, ~
Che Sdirg Th"a pit Of 20
pa ine Is stil' b shipper al -
me * II bc cont o. rd unit 80 rol -
are comoc'ed To- SEEK WI. gu RS.
Tie Iewabic il Also chipping. M well as
"A ulmbtr oi oylier II mes in tie vie nifty.
The Antoine Ore "ompaLy si@p nded
operations for the winire list TuoSdtY.
The dock AZ Clndsl ne is iul' 81 ore aud
no moro cnr.. 81. 90 had. 50 il was
,irrht 20 ,t. rr. ,rc atious 'nr i,e
&C., -o. Ey 'r ,Nn bout 'iy
ucn p..vo emp, meet 4
a~y an .orl.e v.a o. ,krnun 1T .. e
cot Inc re !" CSC me
cpmp s'pP.d bout 81 o.o ops
oi ese
uuu ns,o,ep o. a ter g., nj
aayt 90 ir wages elective J. 20,
brc made by number OF ~, ant
mining companies on the Ntuominee
range, and thus one factor IN the situn-
ton Tor 1898 is practically determined
as the advance viii without doubt bc
general. The only other development
~ the week in iron ores is renewed re-
ports OF efforts bv the Carncgie-Oiver
ore interest tn acquire control OF the
Clevehnd.Cljr,s Iron company. II may
be 'ail On auth"uty that no such effort
ing to TINT cn .uo in progress More
tnnu usual attention may have been
directed to- Cl,.vrltud-Clff- siot,s 10y
tltp CURRENCY ui such reports ~ one
from and another in the past two
months, SO that more 81 At n changing
hands than ia ordinary circumstances.
The advance ia the price is what might
be expected from the prospect ii divi-
dcnd paving which has como from The
general Improvement in the iron trnde.
some stock has brought Sl2, in the pnst
four months ago. II may he considered
that the stock now more nearly mp
breaches It's proper value, with the DIS
appearance uf the conditions IN the
iron trade that especially oppressed all
prices.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27

First publication October ~ last Ssve.aber ~
STATE or MICHIGAN.
TWENTY Ffgfn JUDICIAL NRrcH
do hereoy IA and appoint the tunes Of hold
Ing the several terms OF cirruit CoaIt Ma IN
counties composing said Circuit. Cor the year
1898 aud 1899. as follows. to-sit.
FOR THE YEAR isps.
DICKINSON oousrr
January 3rd. fret Monday.
April 9th. first Tuesday.
July nth. second Monday
October 10th, second Monday.
DELTA COUNTY.
January II. third Monday
April 18th, third Monday.
July 18th. third Monday.
October 18th. third Tuesday.
Nervousness COUNTY.
February list. first Tuesday.
May 2nd. hrSt Monday.
August Il 9th, third Monday.
November lIth. second Monday.
NOS COUNTY.
February l4th second Monday
june 9Th, dat NosStsY
October srd. kat sssdAy.
nAsqunTTE oouSrr.
February 2ist. third Monday.
May ibth, third Monday.
September 18th. SECOND Tuesday.
December 0th drst Tuesday
FOR THE YEAR 1899
DICKINSON COUNTY.
January ard, first Tuesday
April Attn, nrst Tuesday.
July 10Th, sccond Monday.
October 9th, secoHd Monday.
pvLTA COUNTY.
January 10Th. third Monday.
April 18th, third Monday.
july l7th. third Monday.
October i7th, third Tuesday.
nESohSRE COUNTY.
February 9th. first Monday.
May lst. nrst Monday.
August lith. SECOND Monday.
November l4th, reeond rseSsY.
I1os cousri.
February goth, third Monday,
Jane 9th, hrst Monday
sctober 2nd, first Monday.
MARQUETTE eogNII.
February eth fourth Monday.
May 10Th, third Monday.
September 18th, seeoud 'faSsday.
Deoember 9th. nnt Tuesday N
J. ". ssosE,
Dated oct. 18th. 1897
=
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27

western railroad company, gave station
ngeut Wnrm"oOd a call, Wednesday.
Mrs, WIN McBurney ia spending
few days ut her old home at Houghton
Visiting HISS Bridget Sauce.
Mr. w II Jahe spent the lore part Of
thc week ~ his HON in Republic.
Dave leonard, Of Crystal Fails, was
IN town Wednesday.
Wm Doucet, OF Crystal Fnn-, gave
Amasa call Tuesday
Jake Desbicn was visitor at A.
Baska's, Monday.
Miss Maggie George is visiting her nisl|
ter, Mrs. VIM Burge
4. l. Ficwclling was caller at Amasa
Thursday.
Mr.. Jas George is visiting his brother
~ Mesabi.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
Prosperity Atlron Mountain.

The Chaplin aud Pewabic Mining com
pnnies 81 Iron Mountain posted notices
az their mines last Monday That on Dee
lst tie wages 81 an emp owes would be
increased ten per ccni The Common
wealth people, who own the Aragon, and
the Penn Mining company both Of Mo-
way have promised to do the same thing
80 that the miners II Dickinson county
all ate turkey with a better relish last
Thursday.
The mines in this vicinity will no
doubt follow SHIT as It will be imposS-
l,lc to get mcn here Il they do not.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
nbI lanRc

&c doRr nSNN3 Cow AZ hls
Como as az ,g,rp ,h- been ~,'f ,ln.
q sfu u "a o.. summpr mud -',shlfnf
VIII ore i,s rtcu rtren OFT 80 dt.', 'on.
mtn' Is nov c1t IT, ior a. truSlNe
otertt .rr- flt. nnd Will 81 uuue
~ H &c etpcin tuain aud pot mary
me- god aratoult. b. ptabo>ar 80
W. L 20O al v i4rr o ~ t,.-t, 4, nli tue
mncir ctprl ie oi tu stinr Another
lar. q staff ~ lic sunk oilte orc holv
wcst ~ No = Thrnie o NJ 3 u tbid
Co H. excellent nndto IT, IA enod dc.
maud
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
To sF-sas--s.s ~ y 's--pr-ss- ss''T
FROM THE MINES
The Dunn.

The old trestlc at No ! shaft IS being
torn down this week This shalt has
been abandoned so the trestle * OF no
more use. II * the intention 81 the
operators to use the timber in this
trcstlc n cribbing up the collar Of No.
shaft which caved hast spring. On the
fourth level OF the mine is u long drift
connecting the two shafts. When the
collar III the shaft is securely cribhed up
work will begin cribbine up this DRIFT.
The purpose Of this Is To give a sale out
lei from the mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27

Al n Slnch party given at the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Bursc, last Thurs
day evening". Mr.. jas. Grurge won
iirrt lailh'+ prize, Henry DwnbcW, first
gent htncn's prize, aud I. j. Lawrence
the h"ohy prizr.
The Auditor General ~ the North
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
seeehwoed

Frank .lrrnUr went To Iron X ser
whe'e he VIII attend scho ! Sincr THE
s.gnaiion oi WIN. Parks Tie s,iaallii-
been closed here The seh 'ui b.mrd ans
r'uce been busy trying ta rnga.r - good
Tea cher anil 1t is understood school vii
open TN Monday.
john Creuro and Mary Miller, 81 d.
Prre, accompanied 10y Mss May Fhuu
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
AMASA DEPARTMENT.

limo Tables.
CHICAGO a NOltTu WESTERN
No, - arrives BOO -. ~
NJ. 33 depai T. $40 -. IN.
No. 33 connects at tlurencr Tor all
points south.
JonN WorMwoop, Agent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
limo Table.

Train arrives 300 . ~ sunday excepted
Train leaves $50 p IN sunday excepted
~ T.. lexis, agent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
HOW 70 FIND OUT.

FIJI "A buitle or common glnSs with
az :ue nnd lei 1t stand twenty-ionr hours;
"a sediment cor settling indicates an un-
healthy condition Of thekidncys. When
urine stains linen il il evidence 81 kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire Ia urinate
or pain in the back, il Also convincing
proof that the kidneys and bladder are
ont pf order
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
what 10 do.

There is comfort in the knowledge 40
often expressed, that DR.. Kllmer's
swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
iulhllS every wish in relieving pnin In the
hnck, kidneys, liver, bladder and every
part ~ the urinary passages ltcorrccts
inability 20 hold urine aud scnding pain
III passing ii az bad elects following use
~ liquor, VINE o. beer. aud overcomer
that unpleasant necessity OF being com
PEELED 90 get up many times during the
piehl to urinnte. The mild and extra.
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root is 5000
realized IL stnnd- the highest for it,
wonderful cures of the most dist resa-
ing cases. Lyon need a medicine you
should have the best. Sold 10y druggists.
price fifty cents and one dollar. You
may have a sample bottle and pamphlet
both sent free 10y mail. Mention TnE
DlAMoNp DRLLnnd send your address
to DR.. Kilmer & Co.. BInghamton, n. u.
The nroprictnr7 Of this paper guarantee
the ecnuincness or this offer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27

refiat havmgte. u maitiu the conditions a
MOI teacn made hy Ralph Wilcox aud AEres Is VII
te.s 90 Anthony Davis, dated September 2 ~
,nB aud -eCofded la The Office OF the Register
Feeds for the Comfy OF Iron and State of
Michigan on ne stme dtY at q O'Clock p m In
Libfr five of mortgages Oh ptgs Pm and the
mo- tgtge having been duty assigned by the said
Authouy Davis TO Harry u. Dun by AN assign
M. az mBde on the 10th day OF March 1894 and
"ortcd iu the Office 81 the REGISTER OF ID .tis
of said com,y on the 2nd day at April 1894 ~
O'Clock a. M in Liber eight OF mortgages pace
mine on which mort gage there IL now claimed to
be- due of PRINCIPAL, interest. taX.s insurnn q
md attorney icrs ~ provided In said mortgage
aud hy law tine san al Five Hundred sixteen dol
hr. Now the riorc By VIRTUE OF the power oi sRle
contained Ia spid mortgage and OF the s,atute
la such case made aud provided. notice Is here
by given tlut on the 10Th day of February,
1905. a. ten O'Clock in the forenoon. li~hall sell
public puc ,Du To the highest bidder AT the
ont door g. Inc Cnuft houfe ia the vlage Of
e. .til Falls Ia Sid county. the promises des-
lhed ~ said mo 'ighge TO pay he amount dne
GA stid morigi ~ niOtr raid with seven pe.
ceut. luteee~t aud AN LEGAL costs aud attorneys
ipa~ AS cpytuHted tire ein lde said premises being
desct,hed il said mo tci-f ~ lot numbered six
Of ire Mamie Grove land and Improvement
pppy llimited) first addition To the village
ot trN~tib tui.~. lrou JouutY. Michigan.
A. H.. o. EWGtL ta. HENHY T.. DurF.
hJoruey. Assn zee
ia u November -, S97.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
ATKINSON DEPARTMENT.,

Township Officials
ID Il HENLEY. Supervisor.
~ r.. IC1s, Clerk.
THos. SENsIBA, Justice 81 the Peace
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27
MATT HURJA,

Provisions,
Dry Goods,
stationery,
Notions.
Watches,
Etc, Etc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-11-27

HORSES THE BEST,
TURNOUTS THE NEWEST,
PRICES THE LOWEST,
Is our Motto.
Contract and Day Teaming is Just IN
our Line.
srsersor Ircn"e. Crystal Fails. Mich.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-02-12
VOTE COUNTED.

The votes cast by the Electors ap-
pointed by the several States for Presi-
dent and Vice President of the United
States were Wednesday counted in
the presence of both houses of Congress.
1t was ascertained that William Nc
kinley had received a majority of all
the votes cast for President and Gar
ret A. Hobart q majority of all the
votes cast for Vice President. and they
were declared elected.
1t is worth while to make this formal
record because it helps to keep clearly
in mind the constitutional process of
electing President. We all knew
that Mckinley would be the next
President three months ago, but he
was not actually elected until January
and his election was not officially de-
termined until Wednesday. If there
had been, by misfortune, Il close cleo
toral vote, Wednesdays proceedings
might have been exciting, like those
of twenty years ago.
The 211 electoral votes given to Nc
kinley and to Hobart and the 176 to
Bryan were recorded after the meeting
of the Electoral Colleges, but the final
distribution of the fusion vote for Vice
President shows slight variation,
Sewall being credited with l49 votes,
with 81 for Watson. Fortunately, the
subdivisions of Il small minority are
not important.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-02-12
NEWS ITEMS.

The bill to prevent ticket brokerage
| will go over to the next session of Con-
gress.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, who has
been dangerously ill, was reported better
Monday.
The Spanish minister at Washington
says the reforms granted to Cuba are of
the most liberal character
The President has signed, on the recon-
mendation of Secretary Francis, an order
reducing the number of pension agencies
from eighteen to nine
Sir Richard Cartwright and Mr.. Davies
Canadian cabinet ministers, called upon
President Cleveland Monday and had
half an hours interview with him.
All the copies of the war records pubis-
he'd by the War Department for gratui
tons distribution have been given away
A few hundred copies remain for sale.
The House committee on appropriations
will grant the petition of Southern and
Western sugar planters for an appropria-
ton of 81 ,O4s, 900 to pay sugar bounty
Thomas F. Murphy, clerk in the New
York custom house, has been discharged
for revealing the character of civil-service
examinations to applicants for positions.
A thorough examination of the battle
ship Indiana shows that her turrets are
safe and she has been ordered to rejoin
Admiral Bunce's squadron at Charleston,
S. c., at once.
The House committee on Pacific rail
roads decided to report favorably the
Harrison bill for a commission to settle
the Indebtedness of the Pacific roads to
the government.
The discussion in the Senate of the
arbitration treaty with Great Britain will
not be public, a motion to throw open
the doors having been defeated by an
overwhelming majority
The ways and means committee will
make slight increase over the present
duty on tin-plate Steel rails, iron ore
and manufactured iron in som forms will
be left at the present rates
Despite limitations to the contrary.
Ohio Congressman do not believe that
Senator Sherman will refuse to accept the
State Department portfolio, nor is it
thought that Mr.. Mckinley would release
him
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-02-12
\ FRIEND TO BALTIMORE.

A convention was held in Baltimore
OH Wednesday by the Dredge-owners
Association Of the United States, and
in the evening banquet took place at
the Hotel Rennert. Among the hon
ored guests was Senator Arthur p.
German. who received quite an ova-
ton. President p S. Ross, of Jersey
City, was toastmaster. The american
says the speech of the evening was
made by Senator German. In intro
dncing Mr. German, Mr.. Ross said
that, while the Senator is from Mary
land, he is claimed 10y the whole coun-
try. AS the Senator arose. he was
given 4 perfect ovation. In part he
said: 81 came here at the personal re-
quest of my friend, Mr.. Furst. think
it right that men with common inter-
ests and purposes should come togeth-
er. There is always something new
to be gained 10y such meetings. Every
occasion brings forth the right men,
and the Rivers and HarbOrs Committee
has always had able men in every Con-
gress. And it is we'll that it is so, tor
there is nothing more important than
looking after our commercial interests.
The dredgers have re-created harbors,
and have made cities. Again, this
truth is illustrated that everything is
possible to him who works. | myself
have had curious experience in dredg-
ing, although they say some very I'M
pleasant things sometimes in Mary
land. | saw that 10y dredging, the
usefulness of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal could be increased, and | there
fore, did all | could in that direction.
1T has been a pleasing duty to work
for appropriations for our harbor here,
which has made of our city one of the
most important commercial cities in the
country. Your work, gentlemen, is a
great one, for it is to your genius and
enterprise that the ship canal from the
great lakes to the Atlantic will be pos
sible, along which line, a century hence,
a population as large as that Oh our
whole country will live, and then, too,
American people will never be content
until that dream of four hundred years
will be realized, when the waters of the
Atlantic and Pacific will meet" He
concluded by thanking his hosts, and
he said that it would give him much
pleasure to make in the future the same
efforts that he had made in the past
towards building up the commercial
supremacy of America.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-02-12

Beautiful beyond description was
the bal n,asque of Mrs. Bradley-Martin
in New York on Wednesday night.
Columns have been written about the
affair and pictures have been drawn
but the fancy Of the reporter and ar
fist did not picture scenes one-half as
lovely, it is said, as were presented in
the Waldorf. For weeks Mrs. Martin
has worked in the preparation Of the
sumptuOus affair. Her efforts were
richly rewarded. The bitter criticisms
hurled at her were forgotten and the
hundreds who were present We'd in
making her the happicst woman in
America The costumes of the 500 or
more guests We're exquisite in the ex-
treme and made picture of rare beau
ty. There were dozen or more Marie
Antoinettes.