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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT,
THE FAVORlTE RQurE. NORTH


TIE FAVORlTE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE. RICHMOND.
430 l.. ~. No. To-. Baltimore Llmised.
daily except Sundays, tot west
Point. there making close connection
on Mondays Wednesdays ana FRI
DAYS with steamer FOR Baltimore,
also. with stage AT Lester Manor for
Walkcrf0n and Vappahanuock oh
Tuesdays Thursdays ana Saturdays.
$50 + NJ 30 I'D. local express Mon
dsys Wednesdays and Fridays. ior
West Point and Inter mediate s.a-
tions CONNECTS with stage ~ Lester
Manor Tor Wa'kerton and tappahln-
steamer for Baltimore. Stops at ali
500 4. a.. No. 60. local mixed
virginia Street station Cor West
Point and intermediate stations, con
ufDtue wltn stage 10 Lester NJ NOR
for WaikertCn and TSppahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
800 & ~. Wednesdays and Fridays
ass P' M. Daily except Sunday from
West Point and intermediate sta-
Steamers leave West point at 500 p. NJ.
Mondays. Nednesdays ana ridal anu
Baltimore % $500 T.. NJ. TUESDAYS. lhuis-
days and Saturdays.
Ticket office ar station foot Of virginia
street. open from 900 a. a. 90 seq =.
NJ and from $3.50 D. ST. to 10 a. nt city
ticket office. 9o3 cas-, Main street,
j. w. tIIP. w. y TUX
+. S. CANNON Third Vloo-presldent and
General Masager. Washington. p. a..
@ w WESTRURY. Tr1v Pass. agent.
go east Main street. Richmond W.
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Terminal Hotel. WeStP Point. Va.

Under new, management Salt water
bathing. boating ana nshing. Good bicycle
roads Arteslan we'll water. known 90 cure
dyspepsia ana kidney diseases. Rates. s.
t0 50 per dly. Specia! rates 20 families BY
week or month Monthly tickets on rail-
road. SO. quarterly tickets S25-goOd FOR
all members OF family. Special Saturday
excursions. good 10 return Monday. zoe
For circulars apply 20 Southern Railway
Passenger once 800 east Main street.
Richmond, Va
ROBERT BURNS Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
SEALED PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.-SEAL PRO
posals will be received ny the under
signed up TO noon OF the 10th instant
for furnishing COAL for the court
house aud almshouse OF the county OF
Hcnrico. State price per ton for each
Kind Of coal. and the price separately
for that for the almshouse. delivered at
the yard. or to be delivered al the aims
house. about one and a half miles from
the city, on the Nine-Mile road. Leave
bids with SAMUEL =. WADDlIL.
clerk. al the county courthouse Guam
tity probably needed seventy-fve tons.
dENRl =, AECHLER.
.aulA us. Chairman
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Fredericksburg Notes.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. August i6
Special over fiVe hundred excursion
isis left here by train to-day - spend
tho day ai Ashland Park They were
composed principally OF young people
members OF the Sunday sch9pA OF the
NsthQdist and Presbyterian churchess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
RAIL ROADS
Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway.

49, ~ Ohio Railway,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10, lse'.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
HEoND-sIREET STATION.
900 A. 81, Daily. with faf.oF car llr
Wv principal stations NeNporL
News' old Point. norfolk ana
portsmouth. Connects az NOR
folk with New York steamers,
except Friday aud SUNDAY
81, - NJ Dtflg. with pullman lnf
'''' local stations. Newport News,
old Point. Norfolk and Poits-
mouth. Connects at Ola foihs
With Washington sttalneiss
daily and with Baltimore
steamers except sunoayi pa
100 \. NJ Mountain Express, WIN 4 -
lor ear. except SUNDAY ~
HonrD,rrte connects AZ W.
donsyillc for orange, 1vipeitt'
rrIycrt0n. Manassas, NleNan
dria and washington, -
Union station. 1hafiolt Wy,
for Lynchburg. Al Basic 'i''
as p n pai,y. with pullman 20 Gin
ciunati. L0ulsviile a1a al'
Louis. connecting al Sotlus-
ION Va. for Hot spunss..
stops only az importani
stations. Meals served on Din
eSecp1 Sunday. Follows above
train from CSfoonsFiie "
5:@P.M Accommodation. except sun
day. for ChariottcdFiNt' ,.h
1880 =. 81. Daily for Tincinnsu WIN sica
pullman 10 dint0n,s W n r..dli.'Vi
G0rdonsyille 10 'incihna.
and Louisville. Meals ser'ee
on dining car. connects a.
staunton except sunday .t.or
ipston. Va. daily Tor Virginia
TRAINS IgGASaE IfsicHrH STREET
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
RAIL ROADS.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE >. 1soS
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
1910 a. NJ. No. H. Soetn tn Express
daily for Atlanta. Augusta and
points South. Sleeper Richmond 10
Danvilie. Greensboro, salisbury.
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper open at 500 - NJ. Stops az
All stations between Richmond and
Danville to take on ana let OF pas
Connects at Danvi.le. Salisbury.
ana Charlotte gltn tue asuiuBtuh
ana northwestern Limited NO. 80
carrying s.eepers New lOrh 90 Ashc-
vile, Hot Springs, Chattano2sA and
New York TO New orleans New
York 10 Tampa. and FIRST class ddy
9oach between Washington and
Memphis. Connections are maus
for AN points in Texas and Cantor
MIA Sleeper open FOR occupancy AZ
1901 h ST.. 10. z. solid train daily. foe
Charlotte. y. G.. conuects az cose-
ley with Farmyille aud FoMnatah
railroad AZ kcysvile Tor C.arks-
VILE. oxford. Henderson and Dur
ham. ana ar Greensboro -1r Dur
ham Raleigh and Wlnston-Salem;
a. Danyile NTH No. 80. United
states fast mail. solid train. daily
for New Orleans and points south.
when carries slccpers Ncw YORK 20
New Orleans nd New York 20 Jack
sonylie. Through Sleeper salisbury
~ Memphis - li.ill.n w.
W sleeper every Ftut' 'NAF 49,,
ington 20 san Francisco without
change.
500 p. NJ. 40. II. local. daily except
sunday for hcysNile. Chase cry
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6.25 ? ST. From Atlanta. Augusta
Ashevlllo. ,
$40 T. NJ. from Chase City Keysyils
nrT local .f.ftHnt ..-..
Local, FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos Oh anu 90. between Manchester ana
Neapolis
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-o.--~-~-----~-0-~-@-~ -~0-~-~---"---''--- -
by H. \. McCrrdy.
Real Estate AuCtl9netr.
TT RUsTEEs SALE
OF
TRACT or u ACRES or LAND NEAH
LINE or SEVEN PINES Ell, hlJ
LINE. ABOUT MILES BELOW
THE CITY.

LINE or SEVEN PINES ELECTRIC
LINE, ABOUT 4 MILES BELOW
THE CITY.
In execution % decd Of trust 20 inc
undersigned dated 23d OF March, $50
and recorded in HcnricO County court
u. p. 1fs a. p. 2jl. and pursuant 10 an
order o. Circuit Court o.. Iicnrico, enter
ca ith OF August. 1898. In suit Of Court
nev. trustee. vs. Jennings. etc. VIII
Offer Tor sale an HenricO County Court on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IL, 1s9s.
at - o'clock NJ.
The real estate conveyed by said TRUST
dood being lots and on plan Of the
subdivision Of the Jennings farm. and
houudcd bv the lands OF Read. Oakley.
Sullivan and Burroughs. and near that
belonging 10 tine estate or Judge Burn
ham living midway between the llue Of
fbc YORK River Division 81 the Southern
Taiiroad and the Nine-Mile Road and the
seven Pines Electric Railway and NOT
moro than a one quarter of a mile from
TO any one wishing 70 purchase land
with "A great future. and in ueignDor-
hood being rapidly built up ana cnhanc-
Inc i'm valve. owing 20 its ncarncss and
accessibility 90 the city, this offers an un-
usual opportunity.
and > years negotiable notes. interest
added and secured 0y trust deed. Plat a
office Of auctiOneer.
r. y. McCURDY.
aug1O Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

Rev. M. McNeal has resigned the pas
iorate OF Potomac Baptsr- church, in
klnx GllrE. cOurlY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
LAW SCHOOL.

The School OF Law in Richmond Col
leqa oners superior legal training iu the
most favorable environment. Three pro-
fessors. Annual tuition in junior class.
$40. In both classes $50. Good board as
cheap as $3.50 a month. rts -l'h o-0hs
address PROF ROGER GREGORY,
Lester Manor. Va. OF
PRESIDENT BOArNkIGdT.
ivoo RichmO-d. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

For RENT. STORE 4O3 NORTH SIXTH
STREET Most desrably located for
retail trade: immediate possession. rea-
sonabie rent Apply 20 SAMUEL REG
ESTER, trustee and receiver. llOl Bank
street. aulf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

SAVE - PER CENT. BY BUYING
YOUR
oltoC ERlEs or S. TIr.MAN' son.
bsh.op Patent Family Flour. >hao ,
barrel. bag ...... ............. y
I'D papers Economy Roasted
Coffee
I-pound cans Corned Beef. 5000. -
fIesh Country Butter per pound. In
Silser KING Minnesota Patent no
famiIy Flour. 50 %. bag .-.....- -
Best Granulated Sugar a.. lbs. Tor. =
Wash Powders for .........-...
Large cans Table Peaches .....-..
bologna Sausage. per pound.
Fresh Frankfort Sausage 49,. %
Genuine Vermont Maple syrup, noi- inn,,
Lion Coffee. l-pOund papers ;...' ~
Snow Flake Patent Family fiour' 90
Good Hay. per hundred .......... Z"
Orange County Country HAMS. ~
8 IfLLMANS son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

SHOE SALESMAN WANTED TO MAXI,
headquarters in this city ana tiaNei
trfs torriforc with frst-class general
line 81 shoes from Boston. only those
having experience and some trade need
anniv Address. witch references. \. w.
TEDcASTLE a co, p o. Box 3to4'
Boston. Mass. a''-
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FINANCIAL
REAL ESTATE ArPRIvArE SALE.

FOR SALE, ON VERY REASONABLE
six miles from Richmond. excellent
house and buildings. al Ia first-rate re-
pair. Apply to Nj. NJ. BLACKER.
Ahercoru. Amelia county,. ia
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By II. a. McCurdy.
Real Estate Aucti0neer.

TRUsTEE'S SALE
or
TWENTY SEVENTH AND TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET LOTS.
In execution OF a deed Of trust Of 14th
Nav. 1896. duly recorded. 7 VIII offer for
sale. upon the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY. THE nth DAY OF
AUGUST 1s9S
at & O'Clock u. NJ. LOT with SMALL
FRAME TENEMENT. 3lX12O feet 20
alley on Twenty-seventh street between
NJ and y street west liue.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. LOT
4Gxf2f feet 10 am alley. ON east line OF
Twentv-eighth street, commencing us
feet g inches south of y street
TERMS. cash ass 90 cost and cXpenses
or sale. an dclinuuout taxes and sunl cient
y, nav or balance of S437 % due on bond:
residue as may Doe given at time of SALE
IA. A. McCURDY
o,1O Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

aL N IA T..
Steamers leave Norfolk.
Va, DAILY except Friday
aud Sunday at $50 T.. 30.
Passengers leave Richmond
via g. ana o. railway . A.
n. 0r lt. and n. railroad,
n, and ". route. . A. NJ.
10 connect With steamer at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

WANTED. FOR 4 CUSTOMER. 4 DE
TACHED BRICK DWELLING. on
Church Hiu medium sizel. ko. ID.
GILLIAN & co. 9oj east Main slr,ei.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL

NEAR ALEXANDRIA. VA,
For Rows Tho 81th year opens Sep
tfnnher - tsos Important additional im-
provements in buildings and equipment
illustrated catalogue sent ON app.ica-
ton.
l. n. BLACKBOARD, N. A., Principal!
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WANTED. ~ OR OUT or CIV }, SO a
week for my services as "a steloerApl'l.
urthlfr Rest OF references furnished.
Address CHARLES POWELL. III
north Twonty-third street auit
WANTED. MANAGER FOR EisA NJ
off,re i'm Richmond. salary. 81 200 and
commission. $3.50 cash clnital required,
also GOOD references. 7sG Ellicott squa--
Buffalo. y. y aui'
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Tho funeral of the late Mrs. Emma
Susan Cheatham took place yes
terdav morning from her late
residence, at No. 800 west Tnil-
teenth street. at 40 o'clock. Rev. Charles
y Van HOutcn. pastor OF Che trtsby-
tcriar church. conducted the services.
The intoment was made in Maury ccm-
etery.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21
Charge Against Mr.. Everett.

Decatur, Ind.-C. E. Everett, former
ly engaged in the real estate
and loan business at Fort Wayne,
and conspicuous in politics, hav-
ing served as chairman OF the
Allen county republican central com
mittee, and being a candidate for the
nomination for governor, and now a
resident of Chicago, induced Dr. II. VI
Aspy and George Bolds, Of Geneva, 20
become his sureties on note for 81
GOO. He gave them mortgages on Al
len county real estate as personal
guarantee. Yesterday, as alleged. Dr.
Aspy discovered that the mortgages
held by him were forgeries, and he
caused a warrant TO issue for Mr.. Ev-
erett's apprehension. 4 telegram was
forwarded to Chicago, but the Chicago
police responded that Mr. Everett had
absented himself from the city.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21
General state News.

The John Gilbert Dry Goods COM
pany, which for fifty years has been
one Of the institutions of Evansville.
has sold its entire stock to Messrs
Fowler, Dick q Walker, of that city,
and will retire from business.
Some hours after Jacob Shlotouer. a
guest at the Hotel Neufer at Goshen.
had retired TO bed, gas was discovered
coming from his room, and he was
found dead having been suffocated by
the fumes. He was 81 years old, and
carried $500 insurance for benefit Of
his wife.
Mrs. Jack Greigg, handsome soci-
ETY. woman of Evansville, having a
strong liking for theatricals, has joined
the I'm Gay New York" combination.
where she is known as Winnie Sennett.
She Is the premier danseuse of the
company.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21

the time of his departure for the Her
nit kingdom has been passed in Mich
igan. For forty years he was identi-
fed with different educational insti-
tutionS CT Detroit as teacher, snperin-
tendent and principal. and as regent
OF the great university. When he was
born Michigan was a far-reaching ter
ritory and Detroit itself was yet but
little altered from the older city which
had been the outpost of the French do
minion along the Saint Lawrence. He
grew TO a Lad of II in the hamlet OF
Black Rock and then removed with his
parents to Jonesville, where most of
his preparatory schooling was acquir-
ed. He was one OF the early gradu-
ates OF the State Normal school in the
beautiful Michigan city which had been
named for Prince Ypsilantni in the
days of the Greek war OF independ-
ence.
He was destined TO pass a large part
CT his early life with that school and
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21

to remain closely identified with it in
after years. Graduating from the Nor
NAL school in 1854. he at once became
a teacher in the institution and con-
tinued in that capacity for several
years. During this period he wrote
and published the standard work on
grammar, which bears his name. and
has since always been held in high es-
TEEN as a textbook. At the outbreak
of the war, although Prof Sill was
less than 30, he had acquired sufficient
prominence to be elected president of
the Michigan State Teachers Associa-
ton, and soon afterward was called to
Detroit to become the second superin-
tendent Of the public schools. His
Identification with education in Detroit
continued uninterrupted for almost a
quarter of a century. 1t was q far cry
from the Michigan State Normal school
to the palace of His Imperial Majesty.
the King of Corea. but TO this new du-
ty the veteran educator was summoned
by President Grover Cleveland four
years ago. Although Prof. Sill had
never been an active participant in pol
itics, he had been a lifelong Democrat.
More times than there is space herein
to repeat he was the fOrlOrn hope can
didate of his party for regent. SUPER
intendent of instruction or member
of the state board of education. He
was never elected and never expected
to be, but his friends repeatedly evil
denced the popularity of the profess
sor by running him far ahead of his
associates on the fOre-doomed Demo-
cratic state ticket. His ability as an
educator was known to President
Cleveland, who had himself known
Sills synthesis as a text book. How
ably he performed his important du-
ties at that far distant post is we'll
known. His period of service covered
the instruction of the Corean relig-
iOus fanatics, the internal connections
between rival factions in the royal
family, and finally the formida BILE
japanese invasion. His correspond
ence with the state department during
all this trying time was highly credit
able and he won recognition as an able
diplomat as well as a savant. Prof
Sill has lately turned the affairs of
the American residency at Seoul over
to his successor, and returned to his
old home and his old friends. where
and by whom he has been warmly re-
ceived.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21
NEWS OF INDIANA.
MINOR HAPPENING DURING
THE PAST WEEK.
brutal Robbery Committed at Weed
ersDurS-An Old Couple Cruelty
Treated-Threats of Mob Law-MIn-
lister and Bride Elect.
y Brutal Robbery Committed.

Needersburg, Ind.-A few nights ago
Enoch Thompson and wife, wealthy
and respected citizens living near this
place, were surprised by the appear
ance at their home Of a burglar. wear
ing black mask. He demanded their
money. at the same time producing
TWO reviewers, saying he would kill
them before he left. They are old peo-
pie and the resistance they offered was
feeble Mr. Thompson gave the rob
Der all the money in the house. about
$40. and check for S100. He then de-
manded more money, saying he came
to Kill, and would finish his work
quickly if his request was not grant
ed He then locked Nh Thompson in
a closet and took Mrs. Thompson out
to the kitchen, he said, 20 kill her.
Reaching there she began a piteous ap-
peal. when he struck her. telling her
10 the floor and striking door. cutting
long cash on the forehead. The bur
slar then locked them both in the
closet, piled beds against the door and
began striking matches, saying he was
going TO burn them I'D. He left With
out doing this. In the morning neigh
bors rescued the old people, finding
them badly bruised and suffering
greatly. The community was indig-
nant. and sir. Thompson offered a re-
ward for the capture of the burglar
The sheriff of the county and the city
marshal of Veedersburg, assisted by
detective agency of indianapolis. began
working on the case. Meanwhile d
young man named Alan Curtis. who
had lived here. but who had accom-
panied his mother TO Danville. H.,
was under suspicion and a witness
was found who claimed u have over
heard him counting the money and
telling another man the particulars Of
the affair Curtis was arrested in
Danville and brought here yesterday
evening. The three trains were met
by 500 people. 1t had been announced
that he was arrested in the morning
and not knowing on what train 10 eX-
pect him. they met all trains. The
excitement grew strong ard threats Of
mob law are made if his guilt is estab-
lished. Curtis was taken to the office
of Squire Grigson. who bound him
over to court in $1,000 bonds. failing
to give which he was removed 10 the
CovingtOn Jail.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21

can l ever have said or done to you
that you should treat me like this !?
I have loved you all my life. just as
love you now, but there is no crime in
that, surely? By writing and asking
YOU to be my wife. | certainly never
meant to insult you, and yet you seem
20 think l have done you some deadly
wrong to offer you what most men
consider the highest compliment they
can pay to any woman. The idea of
your talking of my rights here, when
your aunt is still lying in the house,
IS too cruel, too unkind. | am not an
Interloper, who cheated my friend out
Of her dues; on the contrary, | saved
her from all the unpleasantness and
the expense of exposure. She never
looked upon me as you do now.
don't think, Dorothy" he ended re-
proachfully, that l have deserved this
from YOU
Dorothy had hidden her face upon
the chimney-Shelf. Il am very mis-
cradle" she said, in a choking voice.
I'm very sorry"
David Stevenson drew his own con-
illusions from the admission; then af-
ter a minute or two of silence. he said.
There is one thing l should like to
tell you before | go, Dorothy"
Yes very meekly.
1t is-COn't think | am trying to
force myself on you when you are in
frouh1Q for II &c hacauca Won ono oIooo
and in trouble that | must tell you. 1t
is that l think now about you as | al
happens, one pair of arms will be al
ways have thought, and as | believe
1 always shall think. And | want Won
so remember, Dorothy, that if ever you
feel any differently toward me than
you have done lately you have only
10 send line and say, David, | want
you Or if you choose to go away into
the world altogether to marry, to do
anything, you know that, whatever
ways open for you, one lover ALWAYS
ready to call You mistress, one man al
ways ready to lie down under your
feet That was what | came to saw
to-day"
There was a death-like silence
Dorothy struggled to speak, but could
not. Then she put out her hand in a
blind sort of way toward him, and
David bent down and kissed it.
Neither of them said a word more
anu after moment or so he released
her hand, and went out of the room
knowing as surely as if she said it in
plain words, that Dorothy Strobe had
given her heart away. and that she
would never send for him in this
world; that it was all over, and at an
end between them forever.
So he went home to his own hand
some, lonely house, and looked around
as condemned man may look around
the cell which is to be his while life
lasts. He was quietly and utterly
miserable. for until few months age
Dorothy had been lie life and main
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21
The Modern Acnostic.

We look at our churches with their
congregations, growing in numbers
and dwindling in faith. says II. G..
Chapman, and We ask ourselves. In
all these buildings, cheap or costly.
what real prayers rise; and of those
that rise, do any get above the roof?
What God hears them, and has there
ever been an answered prayer? We
look at the face of the dead and repeat
burial service. If after the manner
OF men | have fought with beasts at
Ephesus, what advantageth it me If the
dead rise not? And as we say the
words We ask ourselves, do the dead
rise?" And if any one Is found who
believes these things. he knows that
there is another at his elbow who be-
lieves them not a whit or an atom.
and these two can hit on no universe
that shall satisfy both, nor can one be
poet to the other.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21
A Minister and Brid Elect.

Marion, Ind.-A wedding which pos
sessed more than an ordinary amount
of romantic interest. and was attended
with more or less mystery, was SOL
emniZed here yesterday afternoon, the
contracting parties being the Rev.
Earle N. Ellsworth. pastor of Grace "
Z. church, of Springfield, O., and Miss
Dorothy C0ttrel Carson OF PiQua. O.
The brida! pair arrived via the after
noon train from the east. attended by
Miss Violet Cook and J. Hamilton Cal
houn. both members OF the bride
grOom's congregation. and leading peO-
pie in Springfield society. They were
driven to the parsonage OF the Rev. J.
N. Driver, Of the First u. Z. church.
where the ceremony was performed.
The bride and bridegroom left OH the
evening train for the east. and they
viii be at home TO their friends at
Springfield the latter part of February.
1t is understood that there were objec-
tons to the marriage, which prompted
trip to this city.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-01-21

proposed, but was refused. Mr. Wright
afterward came out for United States
district attorney. Another agreement
was entered into between the two men
If Mr.. Wright was appointed to the Of
flee he was to propose to Miss Spears
and marry her if possible. If there
was no appointment there was to be No
wedding. Mr.. Hannah worked faith
fully for his friend. the appointment
was made and the wedding took place
Mr.. Hannah, who is private secretary
to Governor Taylor, officiated as best
man.