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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-10
HAPPILY MARRIED
Afternoon Wedding of a
Popular Couple.
Miss Charlotte n. Parmelee now
Mrs. n. s. EWing-At Central
Union-Decoration

The pretty afternoon wedding of
Charlotte Parmelee of this city and Mr..
H. S. Ewing, formerly of Los Angeles,
California, was the occasion of the call
ing together of a very large number
Of society people in Central Union
church yesterday. The young lady is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Par
melee of this city and the young man
has been engaged in the Office of DIR.
George Herbert ever since his arrival
here. Both are well known in society
circles and very popular.
The church was very prettlly decor
ated for the occasion. The pulpit, the
organ loft and the organ itself were de-
corated in pink and white flowers with
very liberal addition of ferns, palms
and green's of various kinds, the work
of Mrs. Robert Levers and her able
assistants. Perhaps the most notice
able piece of decoration was the true
lovers knot just above the key board
of the organ. This was made of white
carnation leis. Over to the left of the
pulpit was a trellis work of vines
with a large green and white wreath,
suspended from the center.
The bridal party arrived shortly
after 2:30 p. m. and marched down the
aisle to the strains Of the Lohengrin
wedding march played on the organ by
Mrs. A. F. Judd The bride advanced,
leaning on the arm of her father. The
best man was Clifton Tracy, maid-of-
honor, Miss Helen Sorenson and brides
maid, Miss Harriet Levers. The
ushers were: Messrs. J. @. Wood, S. P.
Wood and Frank Atherton.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. D. P. Brine in front of the pull
pit This over the bridal party repair
ed to the Parmelee home on Beretania
street where refreshments were served
Shortly before 5 o'clock, the newly
married couple went to the steamer
Helene upon which they left for Maui
They will spend their honeymoon at
Id1ewild. returning in about fortnight
to take up their residence here perma-
nently.
They were followed to the steamer
bv quite a number of friends every one
of whom was we'll provided with rice
and some with old shoes. It became
necessary for them to take refuge in
their cabin to avoid the storm.
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Ladies' Day Postponed.

The P. T. G. boys had intended a
Ladies' day at their courts on Palace
Square this afternoon but owing to
the illness of the lady who had kindly
consented to preside, it has been de-
cided to postpone the events for a
week. Next Wednesday then, the boys
will be very glad to welcome the mem
bers of the various tennis clubs of the
city and all their friends. Beginning
with next Wednesday, the Ladies' day
will be continued.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-10

The three-year-old boy of J. A. John
son, of Lynn Center, ILL.,, is subject to
attacks of Group. Mr.. Johnson says he
is satisfied that the timely use OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, during
a severe attack, saved his little boys
life. He is in the drug business, a
member of the firm of Johnson Bros.
of that place; and they handle a great
many patent medicines for throat and
lung diseases. He had all these to
chose from, and skilled physicians
ready to respond to his call, but select
ed this remedy for use in his own fam
lily at a time when his childs life was
in danger, because he knew it to be
superior to any other, and famous the
country over for it's cures of Group
Mr. Johnson says this is the best sell
ing cough medicine they handle, and
that it gives splendid satisfaction in all
cases. Sold by all druggists and deal
ers, Benson, Smith & Company agents
for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-10
Taking Chances.

JOSH BILLINGS once said, eff l wuz called upon
to weap the body of ded mew, would shed mi
tears over his he'd Even though every appearance in
Dictated that the mule dead Josh wasn't taking any
chances, by getting the dead mules heels
NO MAN SHOULD TAKE CHANCES when
there is certainty to be had. Buy your Shoes from
McInerny Shoe Store and get every of value for
your money, and you'll have need for weeping.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-10
Choice Eggs For
Hatching!

Eggs Supplied from the Following
Pure-Bred Fowls:
Brown Leghorn, White Leghorn and
Barred Plymouth Rocks, at $3.50 per
dozen; Buff Leghorn, Black Minorcas,
Andulasian and Misunderstanding
Cross, at $500 per dozen; English S.
G. Dorking, $500 per dozen; Pekin
Duck, $1.O0 per setting of 10.
Favors from the other Islands will
receive careful packing and be filed in
the order in which they are received.
A few choice fowls for sale.
w. G. WELDON,
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-10
PLAYED Che Fa.

Y. Amin, not the rice planter, has
for long time been suspected of being
the head man in a che ia concern. The
police have been watching him and
yesterday made raid on the old
Chinese theatre where five of his men
were operating a little game very much
on the quiet. They were arrested by
Detective KAPPA and some of his men.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-07-24

sss1i--ss Fry gAcSaGE4a
gas t.ss Stamp in red on the wrapper
). IL. EEIL.S s Co, Philadelphia.
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CHARTER.
UNITED STATES OF AMERlCA-STATE
OF LOUISIANA-pARISH OF
ASCENSION

-
DE IT KNOWN, THAT On THIS. THE
- 2ist day OF June, in the year of our Lord.
eighteen hundretl and nlnetvseven and of
the Independence OF the United States of
America the one hundred and tweniy-trst,
before me. HoGert kicho1s Sims. Jr.. nata-
fi9,., ~ aa.s - % a a:i''. WA hea
~ a.a Ior Tue paI'sn VI aseehsIon: SIate OF
Lnn,slaha, ana ~ .no sfesenee VI tne VII
personally came and appeared the several
persons whose nanes are hereinafter signt q,
aho sess.ans aes,area ma .na', asaatang .hein-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-07-24
ARTICLE V.

The capital stock of this eorioration shall
be and i hereby fixed at five hundred thou
sard cellars fs5eo,fee1, represented by five
thoes"nd shares OF one hundred dollars
fs1on) each with the right TO increase said
eap'tal stcek to one million fdollars tsl,000,
neal.
The said capital stock shall he payable in
such time md manner as shall be determined
hy the head of directors, provided, however.
that no call shall he made upon any stock
hnltlcr fer the payment of more than fifteen
issss= raj IL ef tie stock subscribed for at
ane ore tiae, ard the balance of said stoel;
slall lecone due md payable ~ irStalmepts
II sneli tlt.s n i manner as Tie said board
Of t!ireeter& IN. Y atfermlne
In tie vent OF tie failure on the part of
anv subscriber 10 pay the install nent or in
stalllntEts IN lis stock as required, the
hoard nt directors shall have the right ot for
feitine lisgteek or tie amount previously
pnid thereon. after thirty t3al DAYS written
notice 70 the delinquent. and no stakeholder
shall Lave the right to east his vote during
the time he is in default of the payment of
the stcck or any part thereof.
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DRArNAaE COMMISSIONERS.
Dist No. l-Thos. Beary, o. Anthemens
and IT, B. 3. Mire.
Dist No. 2.-Thos. Barker, Oscar Anthe'
msnt g. j. Guidry.
Dist. No. Ill J. Trosclair. j. h. Leblanc.
j. J, Tomassi.
Rear AND LRvEE INSPECTORS.
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ARTICLE w.

This corporation shall be possessed of full
power and authority to sue and be sued in
lis corne'ate name and through its proper
officer. may hold real and personal proper
II may inake antl n-e corporate seal and
eharee samo as i mav tleen. hest and prop
or: may II axe &nv and ali ranitaefs: may
aefrnt aftl receive amy ard afl prunfs of
ari's antl per nprl ,,ioiterte s.etl shsl, ross.
ess fully any md all powers. niNil. nes.
tiohfs end IN II plities which colrnrations
are or mHv. Y afs Genera law ot tlis state.
he authorized 20 f,.iny aud possess, and the
said corporation slall erioy and exercise its
corporate iiehta ard rowers within the state
of I enisiara and within any of the states of
tie United sfates thar shall autlolize the,
same
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ARTICLE III.

years from the date Of I'll execution of these
presents.
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LEX aEaacEE.

This distressing .tfIiction occurs most fre,
4tseEtly. the disturbance Of the stomach,
stfisiny from the i,l.,agfectly digested con-
tents, causes Il sefere pain in the head.
accompanied with G,segreeable nausea a2ti
tass constitutes what Is pcp;alariv kaow,I IS
sick Aaadasila, .5r Tie relief oi y5.l.e.l take
s;tsisI15s.s Liver Regulator.
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EDUCATIONAL.

tfOUNT CARMEL CONVENT.
An Academy far YOun. Ladies
Kent bv the Sisters of Mount Carmel. Thor
oneh course. English and French. Foot OF
Market Street.
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gogsTp

should slet lie regarded a. a trfiling siilae.i.-
IN .e, ifittre aetassslas tile utmost regularity
nt The bowels, and any de- ration rom this
defaaad paws lie Wa aftca u serious aatfi-
see. Its qalfe IS necessary tnrenaeye impure
4essfltatattans FROM the l9sweia 1t is tp est
siren. and ita health can bc expected where
ces.tse habit Of body prevails.
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the town nf honalslaonville, parish Of Ascen-
sien. state ef Louisiana. alnl citation and
otter legal ptecesS shall he Sc we'd 1T said
domele on the president ef this company
and. in his absence or inability to act. said
citation or legal process shall be served on
tie vice pre- sident.
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Continued on Page Six.
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SCHOOL BOARD.
Ernest Roger. president; w. P. Martin,
Superintendent ard Secretary NINA Eifert
Aleide Chauvin. Felix Caillouet. Paul Meyer,
Francois Dsramee, Charles J.. Elliot, Paul
Hestt, members.
THrsopAux BRIDGE CoMMITrEs.
r. Zarnstt, 4. n. Roth, w. F. Martin. j. l..
Aaasin. Il. u. Morvant. L. j. Troselair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

be-a several voa~s ago was relief 70 all his reia
tiore ~. uaoulr Wcr" devoted 10 ms vic az"
cbiidron and as faI uOSSlilr. maze up lol ia,
neglect Since her return Dam" i'uino! hdt IL ',t
"a t,r,o H. 1,1lp AMI the date, hut she goes aloh5
oD,etlv cVidcn;ly ir 20 haste 10 deai" assume mat
rimOni4l fcttcrs. .t.,,,, ,u.o ,oors
mast fort. bat does not look Is old by ten year
Sbo j. -i;ent.y under medium ne WIN Wy
dome of n ci, Her abundant black hdir Is cOi'u
on 10Y OF no. wcll-.os'd hoe. and l"Il1 r, III m r
rircs .bov, hcr frey p"hclncd p0WS' nc 80,
comes AVID il her rounded cncckS. anu - S"'
s,i,p UcitA up her DARK cc- Her voice Is 10" ein
carflA and he" manner qG!cl dnN Itlll'u.. -
side her children. who are. even the Youngest ''-
Her sor. Mrcrnon Edward. is noi y young re- -,
low vino look Oldci thar hi- nineteen 80" = -.
Land Of his ustrous giandfathei WON Il" il IL
consider Of the world Gr"aics' h"ioeS' ''' -
Nitian Nav Sartoris who is about sctcntecG, ha@
dnf GeiIrc an ova fac. with roso-tiuted cheeks "a
LnzeI ovo- well defined brow like her mot1rr -
~ da ri. brown hair with glirt+ OF Go!d ihoHEH J..
SIC is an Enssn 9ir Of tn bot ~ pc. ut I'wn ot
Zoo Of hoing hall American. tt"i VOC, j. w.
"a ,roU tuodulgtod and sh' rccitcS ChallilnEN
several wears ago she had quite notlo o, Eo,,IS
,lnCu thc siacc-prObahl. nheriiinG nor ihcHh% ~
ErnihIc who made "a brilliant debut IN opeIa' hus
rctir,d 10 uriVatc life when Sh" iA.' ilco SI I,"'
rivcn mn al idea Of dramatic career. ana VIII u,
Vote her pare time 30 music 'h' is q lo'l''H 80,
w. ,.ai ~ oman Early i'm December she was Pre-
err,o6 ~ society by M. Grant "a one OF inc
raudsonlc-t IF Washmgton's many pccember yea.
Ncso Mary Sartoiis. pursuing hor siuutS ~ w. w
80 a. "a very beautiful woman. she IS tan ana
lorlo has fine features. very iHi coInli' HoH' dl'
dar rair and eyes. She has much arustlC ua.rH''
sketches clcycry, and Is very bright ana WHY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

10 servant Is necessary. as arrangements can usual
~ De made with the ianitor or his wife 10 come IN
ea"h morning for small weekly sum aud do the
N.r'nHg, small couoc-pot ana tho lndlsIcnSdDle
CfahnI dlEh furnish means for q HIGHT breakfast;
iphcnrcn can bc picked mp In many odd ana mex
r'hsi'e ways, ana the dinner at nignt may be taken
az Cd" nearest cafe or hotel
y" laniior Of IN" apartment will be FOUND use
lNI' oven without cutitatng his acquaintance ~"
ms - OF standing in with all the dohlcrs IN
inc n"iehb0rhpod. probably getting commission
purchases ~ certain kinds can hc thrown INTO his
lund-. specially in some Of tho uptown apartments
n"rh5 hato taken b. f)r granted that me apart,
mert is heated and lighted that coal Il furnished
Tor Kitchen ana hot water supplied INDEPENDENT OF
the range. ~ is 4 lover OF art and likes 10
oral ouft"rS In this line VINO loan paintings. ctch-
mss. pcu-ard-nk Sketches and Watcr-coors Tor a
small morthly consideration EVEN a piano OF any
max" can Doc rented
some one viii say that all these copvoniences viii
ctft coIsi'"rIul" sum. ara 80 they Will Eyer!
tLins ,o..s mtnf. iu N,w-Nork. and Il one wants
to keen Ecus. vitGout ttc work aud worry J." mus.
many % tn comforts ot such lit". Nert OF apart
ment. - 60 >lob furniture including carpets rugs
dishes Kitchen utensils table ANA bed Nn'n. FORKS,
spoons and kllv.- 81, a.. month. laundry Tor Two
81 - woeh, CoarnG rooms. - week clothes
pr. sscd ana cleaned. u a month Eating expense
VII vary, naturally, with Individual '"S So =
Each year s"'s som" new innovation ~ Ahor-HaN-
ing ABRAMS Wrufs for the household, ana IN tn
oours0 Of tDU .oats 10 may come about ihat an
the work VIII Doe formed out for others to DO l.arg"
Kitchen whore all cooking viii be done. Already
there are institutions whore children may De 'ar"l
for - The .at" OF ~ ANA 20 cents = day In I'm"
thor" ma! Doc one of these ~ every block Win IN"
household work and the children of thor hhnqS,
tho women folk viii then nave ample time for
shopping. planning costumes. Eoing 10 ihc opera
mcnts Time alone Will snow whether society IS
bcH"hicd hy tA'-" changes in routltoi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

From Tic Electrical Review.
There does -rcm possible pretty 5000 pt' S -.
ton however Tho suggestion H. J.. -, ~ doors
,,uhiisbcd i.ycnfi0u for conStru ing pIlsVl
and window pral.rCs. Tho ldoa wa q" ma 49, -
81 ord.tr[ stcol pipes an filed with a lluld W.
der pressure. and connected n\ man" -. -" -
an alarm which would operate by tcuuIS '!o'. %.
prc,sUr, Attempted saving les tn' mum "a
AID ring tho boil " such -cnr'h" NtIi, ~ a.
do a ea1c hy ,ravcrsne it on All SIDES elmer III
side the ,uior plates or ouisl'c iLr W o,,,,,
nrctcd with an alarm sct on IdinpPoat P IN
ir,nt on tne Sidewalk i ought 20 ''hlc h".i -
oond uroincf ioI Tho door could Dc ar i'4' ~ "
rfst5o and cvndcT inside the SAFE, 50 'Hd' oP'''"7
ibc door would set If the alarm. -, -,.,u,1o
Then drlliuC al tho Ioch. driving d. ne nm
~, ~ her successful attack on the lock Wou'd 5i.'
leove thu. burglar At The mercy o me tIdIi a." " :,
~ mons inc door Nitro-elYceTlne q! li''IH',c VI
,oy,inr would also effect the ringing ol ile a.
"a .bc nlau would also protect against ne te,,,ii
ar' i,selT since the network Of small pipes NDi'i
az 10, t,c yav or any large arc. ana become nlrI,,li
Dc a. s-,. ire FOR mere drilling AT he lock Would
~ r0 hcffcr than drill since the opening oi '"c
a. ~. wniild eventually ring the alarm , =,
r. connecting pipes could .c l"lt cNpos'u "
~ ,orrncring with them would Tng INC alaTfnh.
~ tnsiead Of nNinF the pipe system 10 inc 81 r.
'r',I.t n AZ "A cage TO contain the saie, Inc -
toii.H ~ roo enough 10 make the safe inacceSslpc
-" ,To hands Of the burg lar. -, go,
10 ~ m e,stem would be protective, at least IN
-, ~ burpIar already an expert cecirIcian hi'
W. ~" 70 become master plumber ana pipclteI'
ia covId invent schemes for beating the "laIin'
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yourself the next day YOU fully equipped, with
everything settled and ia its proper place for com
Portable and luxurious home life. The rat" charged
by the furniture man Is the ratc OF =" for tire"
months; "A better price may be obtained whore th"
lease IS made for the year The provision for eating
and drinking Is about the only one That may cause
nrreousI effort ana cen that may bc dispensed
with In apartment houses connecting with cai1.
Germs that send ont weekly or monthly pric"ilsts OF
their goods which you may order without GONG
near the place The butcher ana baker VII treat
YOU in a similar manner n you care 10 trust to th'lf
weight announcement and selection. There are
Iaundries that will do the family washing ana
mending by the dozen. women VINO VIII com, II
once or twice "A week TO do the cleaning ana WIN
dow washing; firms that clean ana repair cafPs, 5
and furniture. ana others that clean and Tcplat"
the silver. When little or big dinners are given
there arc caterers by the score who take entlre
charge OF the arrangements. furnishing ne moral
and other decorations. food walters. coat checkeiS
etc Even the small matter Of keeping ones coihe,
sed and cleaned a. taken on ones hands by
ioilors who do this work by The month. sending for
and delivering tn" garments at a hXed price oi 81
a month Advantageous arrangements can b" made
With any number ~ frcnt livery stables Tor car
riaec service which can include the dairy US" OF
fanilv crcsts ana lNtrlrS for driver and footman
eo desired Under such O. 80 stem ~" appearance ot
opulence and wealth can be- maintained "t cost 81
no large amount 49,
I'm many cas,s whore ihrtr ere 'ut two Ia TIC
family and where the rooms arc le" ana small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

Housekeeping in Now-Yor, Is getting 20 be an
oasy matter for those who can afford H. Tho oXnort
knowledge Of household affairs which an, grand
mothers OF the present generation OF metropolitan
housewives deemed an essential part OF their cdu-
cation has become. uudc- existing conditions. ale
most q forgotten art
1t ie possible for man and rifo TO begin to-,nor-
TOW morning WIKI only the clothes on their backs.
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HOUSEKEEPING MADE EASY
FIRMS THAT MAKE \ BUSINESS or RUN
MING THE DOMESTIC MACHINERY.

HOW ALL THE RESPONSIBILITIES CAN BE
TAKEN FROM THE SHOULDERS or
THE, HOUSEWIFE.
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Her Golden Hair Was Hanging Down Her Back,
were popular before she came THE cessna ndi
Two good -ong7, but they we're 50 neuse1
about with copyright that they could not De ussn
without authority and authority was OUT OF mo
question The orercttas Of the year have been I'M
productive except III Captain" and the music
OF that has become popular for Instruments nor gs
voices. Edward Iarrigan. who Was once capaDe
of keeping Up the supply Of popular songs al ~
himself. has done nothing. The fact Is mat popu-
l1r songs do not come from any certain sources or
in any certain way They tust happen, ana tnis
year they have not happened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

GENERAL GRANTS DAUGHTER AND HER
LIFE IN WASHINGTON
From The Midland Monthly.

7 ION ne NII'II'IIlu ''IUIIIITI.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartors. even protiior and
more attractive than when she left Washington
bride. in ~. 1874, has returned with her chill
drcn to make her home with her mCthA. Mrs L.
: G;ant. who bought haudso,n. house last
year on Massachusetts-aVc. above Dupont circle
Mrs. Sdrt0risS welcome was sincere as were
The regrets Whicl followed h.r To- IT gland. whcr"
size remained. save 70" shcr; visits hcg parents.
utU about two years uSO. There her children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
oJ0W LITERARY PRODICTION.

From The Chicago Time'-ht Herald ..,, ,,o colo.
SulI ~ sitting the bbretto Of a comic opera:
m , began work right after dinner last night ana
Dni "a bard I'M 3 O'Clock this morning on eight
ill., iusi eight lines 49,, 81. 49, g,
hhnT,ra,is nothing" calmly rem 1rked the nla,or
,rs,.,d ~ mine has been "oIh"s iV' ''e 'a'' o."
-, =. ~ - ~ one sentence
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where he gained n Command Of our language that.
IN bis present 'work, has been OF untold advantage
20 him He is man of affairs and OF some wealth.
one o: the most successful coffee planters OF his
State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

with Oh, revolution Wlo own property IN cuba are
generally under the dciusion that /! they become
uaturaizcl our Government will collect damages
from Spain u their crops or thcig buildings are
destroyed. They r,rarl the Government OF the
company ter cuban patriots only they expect that
Spain viii have 10 pay lhr indemnity
This d,iusi.n is encouraged by the lawyers. =
tho tuhaus hHpu.n 60 have amy r'hdy money. and
therefore claims amounting 10 tmnpop Or more
have already been hed with tho secretary Of state
at Washington for losse- suffered since The pres
ent revolution began. = list Of tn"m reads Ike a
directory OF Cuban town. There is scarcely a
single American name among them and the great
Ma Jorlty oi OBJ" claimant. ncror lived more than
fcw months lu the United states and are not
aDlc TO read write tho English language.
WOUlN BANK CASHIER.
From The ST Louis Globe Democrat.
The First National Bank. Of This city, has a lady
cashier Mrs Sarah Frances Dick. ana Lady d.
rector. Mrs Fredcricka Drover, and Is probably
tho only bank In the country. bearing such dstlnc-
Mrs Dick was appointed assistant cashier IN lhI3.
She was then Miss Sarah +. McGrew, and her
father was cashier OF the bank She served In that
capacifv until 1851. when The bank was reoiganlzed
Mr. McGrew then became president ana MS
Iaug Ter WAS appointed cashier ana also elected a
director IN 1873 she was married 10 JHi9s Dick
one Of tho most prominent merchants OF TINS .ci!y
Ever since 1851 Mrs Dick mas been cashier OF the
iauI- and her work in that capacity mas been I'M
uucstionaDiY accurate ana ABLE