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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

Southerm Railway.-6E y. M. daily
sleepers To New orleans. Aiken. Mem
phis and 1Ampa 1.3G D. m, daily sleep
ers to New Orleans Memphis, Nashvihe,
via Asheville and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-l2.i9 D. m. daily
sleepers TO Charleston. Jacksonville, Port
Tampa and Macon: 1888 night, daily,
sleepers 10 Richmond and Jacksonville.
chesapeake and ohio Railway, Sll D.
m. daily, dining car and sleepers TO Gin
cnnati.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

Examine the oil cloth the kitchen floor its color and
gloss being destroyed and you may where cake of
soap fresh from the hot water in the scubbng bucket has been laid
for moment the free aai having eaten impression of
the cake into the bright colors.
careful examination will show small "pin holes" here
and there where the aka through the surface soak
and gradually weaken the whole floor covering.
q This what cheap do Use Ivory Soap, will not nure.
os rsu~s artaAe ANu-sooo
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

Pianos. s.. Sc and s. monthly Ludwig
& Co.. 5l5 Shipley street
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

The Misses Bells Toilet Preparations are for sale
in Wilmington by Samuel Lees Cos New
Store go and 222 Market Street Sole
Agents.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

% Congressional Limited Express. ALI
Vcatibulo parlor Cars and Dining Cll-
No extra fare other than the usual iu,k
man charge.
ffs) Limited Express Ncathule PlrloI
Oars. Ncstibulc Passenger Coaches ana
piring Car. no extra fare.
The Wilmington Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggafge from hotels
and residences.
For further Information, passengers are
referred TO the ticket agent at tho stt-
tlon. .
j. b. HUTCHINSON, j. k.WOOD'
General Man. Gen. Pass Agent.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01
RAILROADS.

daily for Knoxville Via Shenandoah
Valley Route; FOR Cleveland, except
saturday
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

KANSAS CITY. KAN Arrl J. isl0

KANSAS CITY. KAN. April !, 1879.
JOHN W. Al DANIEL. ESQ,
pRFSlnfNT *. c., -. S. AND r. RN.-
DEAR SIR. AZ your request submit
To- reduced form my estimate cost oi
constrrt g iAp Kansas Guy, Bonner
Springs aud Topeka Ry- which in most
points ngrccs with The estimate iurulshpd
YOU by Messrs futile q Pike, the kan
sas city engineers;
Road-bcd, Bridges and Sta
Overhead Electric construo-
Power Plant Steam ana water
Power .. ..t...-.t... ..s-.4tss.. luuipVNVN
Distributing Power stations. 100000
Rolling Stock and Equipment. 2lo.Ououo
Total ..... ...... ...............si.6io,5oooo
The above estimate o. made on q stand
ard-Euage railroad. with light grades
and suitable for heavy freight traffic as
wen as fast passenger irafic also equip
ped TO ho operated by steam in the event
OF insufficient water power
W. H. sTALNAKER. chief Engineer
The Attorneys OF ihc Kansas ci,y. Bon
nor Springs and Topeka Ry. report as
follows on the Issue OF Bonds now OF
fcrcd;
KANSAS CITY. KAN. Aprn a. 1899
ISAAC H. ORR ESQ.
TRUST OFFICER ST. LOUIS TRUST
COMPANY. ST LOUIS, MO-
DEAR SIR: We hereby certify we
have carefully examined an particulars
connected with the organization OF the
Kansas city. Bonner Springs and To-
pclku Ry. Company ana the Issue or
bonds now made. and find every thing IN
order and strictly in conformity with tho
laws OF Kansas. undcr which this Com
pany ~ chartered. Yours truly,
HuTCHINGS a kEPLlNGER.
SAM'L MAllcll,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

Schedule In eacct May H. 1899.
All trains Illuminated with Pintscn
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1899-06-01

KANSAS CITY. KAN. April q, 1899.
ISAAC IL. ORR, ESQ,
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San Juan, Porto Rico U. S. A.

San Juan, as the seat OF the island
eovernmsn5. has always been the lead
ing city i'll population, and also as re-
CARDS the congestod condition OF its
populace. 1t boasts naturally, as the
past home of the Spanish Governor
General, the principal military, naval,
and high civil functionsries, the tnest
public building, and there have bean
appropriated and expeaded more mo
neys fer general local improvements
than in any other city.
1t has undoubtedly the bsst harbor
on the island, ia that it is completely
landlocked, though at present it is sad
ly in need of are iging, SO that ship.
may have sufficient depth of water and
rooN to manoeuvre in the basin. Tie
city is entirely circunvallated by au
immense sea- wall, and guarded on the
north and east by the pic turesqa.,
antiguatsd, and massive forts OF Moro
and San Crist6bai.
The population of the city and
suburbs liz estimated at about 30, 00J,
and probably within the marrow con
fines OF the town itsol:, which is COR
pressed into very iiMitei space Is,-
tween the great forts on the sea ward
side and the battlements of the lar Dor,
live over 10000 souls. The pcin:ip.i
house portion of tie town consists OF
we'll constructed-so far as the walls
20 -doui'le-s DRIED b Iiidings, with nov
and then one rising to three floors. liz
che more squalid portions of the city
{oue can walk al over the town ii, an
hour the houses are but story hi =,
and in single room an entire ia all
and mOre-eke oat an exisee;ce i'll
the semi dark ness OF the one wint!I We;
| ill-ven,ilatel apartment The stone
keepers and business ucn " no DO not
live outside the city, in tic pretty Ii;
tie suburban towns of Bayaunu, S.m
Turce, and RE Pied,as, usually li,e
over their stores, on the seconi ",r
4 TOW residence with front yaid is
snknown, and the only bits OF green to
be Yeen are in the gardens OF tbs i;oTois'-
nor-General's palace, the Casa B!an a,
or in the inner coart-yards, measuring
= few square yards, of 30 .ns OF the
moro prosperous merchsnts.-H Arper's
! Weekly.
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AN ARIZONA WRITE UP.
~ Atte- For Report Valuable to the
Territory Being Compiled.

!. NJ. Ruck and a. I8 Rich, former
ly California newspaper men have
ret urned from a tour OF the southern
part Of tho territory, says the Reou-
biican. Their business il one OF i'm
portance to Arizona. They are ca
gagged i'll compiling statistical work
OF Arizona; toaching upon mining,
agriculture and other resources. The
work is being compiled especially for
the national teachers institute which
convenes ia Los Angeles shortly after
July 4. AS one of the gentlemen
said yesterday, the matter contained
Hi the report will be more W ideiy dis
selninated by the teachers than it
would be by any other class. the
teachers will use it for lectures and
instruction, aud no doubl it will afford
matter for uany subjects in the hund
reds OF school journals.
AiessrS BUCK and Rich have already
been III tho southern part OF the ter
ritory two weeks longer than they in
tended to be. Their work will re-
4uire more time than WAS estimated
for the reason that the resources were
much greater than they expected.
why, the mtgnituds of your re-
sources has been something surprising
10 me. Whenever there is hot day
at Yuma the people know it all over
the country, but they never take time
to examine Into the good features of
Arizona. Taerc is no doubt that this
territory has beea given black eye
10y stores OF its heat, les indians and
rattlesnakes, bat there il u revelation
ii one will only look for himself.
The two gentlemen are sosh highly
pleased with Arizona, and no doubt
the descript ions embodied in their re-
port will be complimentary. The re-
port may counterfeit some of the evils
arising from thu report about Yuma's
climsse every time there happens to
be hot day there.
Aiessrs.. kask and Rich have had
a pleasant trip. They have had many
occasions to enjoy the hospitality of
the people aud they specially speak in
fatsaring terms of Clifton. They
were acsaally forced to leave that
town because the people are too sener-
Gus In their brief stay there they
became interested iii Santa Teresa,
tine young healer, who stirred the
Ysquis few years ago, melting them
to rebellion against Mexico. Santa
Teresa is leading quiet and unas-
Stunning life, except that she still pro-
fesses tie powers of healing
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J. q. Mix.
=, =. Donerty.
II. Z. Chruoweth.
Probate Court Notice.
Trustees School Dist. 40.

In the Probate Court of the County OF Santa
Nruz, Ierrlrory of Arizona.
II ,:Ic Matter of the Estate Teretnuad0
IIo.:Ir2Esro, oeCeased.
Aoiice uI Heaiii4. OF Petition:
Nv.i>> IL iI-reDy given thu; Enrique Mario
AZ, nIIu IilI5 Court lis peIISlCu pay ing.
i-..t .~i.cr. t-sla;rIsItarS OH The Estats 81
>>r-4I.di.co- Montenegro, b. granted 10 him,
&c saiu EArIsu. Na:,o, AID Inat the s..IIe
All - .,eard on "Wednesday, Ike Sist cay
.i1y -. u, 1907, oSiocE il lie forenoon
~. sid day 1T tvs Court room Of said Court,
ia 1yosairs Count, of oauta Cruz, Territory
Il Altoona -ild al persons interested i'll SAID
>sr-te arr notice: then aud there TO appear
;.nu slo~ CAUSE, If any tney havc, why tac
;,.,s- Of said ,,.:ti;.Su>r shcuiG aot Ec 2tante5
Es. WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
Dated May II. 1899,
Date Of hr{; pusiic4,ion May u. 1899.
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PROCEEDINGS OF
The Board of Supervisors of
Santa Cruz County.
Official Proceedings.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
VIsoRs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY.
NoGAL8S MAY 18th, 1899.
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Know all Men 10y these Presents. that we,
tho undersigned, have this dsy Voluntarily
aociats;i ourselves together Tor the purpose of
forming . Corporation, under the laws of the
Territory of Arizona.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Whereas q petition has been presented to tie
undersigned, signed By majority of the heads
OF flInIIi-s resding in NcSales school District
No. /, asSiu. that election b. helI 10 submit
10 .le taxpayers of said District tbs matter Of
issuing the bonds of said District for the purpose
OF rlsis1 money to bu.it school mouse, supply
ing Inc same with furniture 0nd necessary
Apparatus All improving the grounds about the
same, Wherefore uotise 8 hereby gwen that an
cect:on for the said purposes VIA &c Ael4 on the
2stf Day Of May A. l.. 1889, at the Office of r. J.
Dam on Railroad Avenue il tI:c town CT Nosa-
les, A!iz3Iia, at wh:ca place thS polls viii be
opea f.o4n 'Ciocs \. N. until O'Clock Z. M,
w.iicl elecCioA yvIii co,ductc3 % +. J. DahJ +.
Inspec AMI I. r. BrodriC- AZ w. II. Kan
tiaiI, Judges thereof.
tn aggregate amount of the bo ads to be issu-
cd 10 * oiAteen Thousand Dollars t$Iooool to be
di.ijc 3S-lds oi I.lc demonstration o. 200
eacn TO interest at the rste u per cent per
auaa1i, to ia. term of twenty years from
t.l. = X Of issue, ten1h the Whole amount to
be paid years from the date or Is.ue, and
OBS s-IltiI ANNUALLY thereafter.
J. 3. Mix.
=, =. Donersy.
Il. x. Chruoweth.
Trustees School Dist. 40. I
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That the amount vi its Capital Stock, hereby
a-thOrlzed snail be One Ai:iion DoiIars
tS1,tGs DO Oo) divided into One hundred tnou-
s&n SHARE llJO,AVJl Ga pAr value vi Ten dol
lars (eIU otF each Ten per ,eAt of which shall
Es paid up al Tie Orss. atm u The Culpo! a.
sion anu tne roaaalnl.lx nIaety per cent d such
LiIaes 4ud ia such aaiounls - the board OF
iirec, Ors Ilag dsGerEnine.
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Demand of w. II. Barnett, mileage
and fare for prisoner Chavez S46.e0,
and off se supp les $2l,65, was alse
Rudite4 GnI ailu ed.
Commuuicati1n from r r. Richard
cen rel..tlng to rod through Sonoita
canon ordele 81 lIcei on file, and the
Clerk instructed to answer this CORA
municstiOn. Beard then stood st re-
cess until 2 p. M, Way 18th, 1899.
MAY, 18th 80, 2 Pm.
Fall Boarl pros,'tt. Dama nd pre-
sentsl by w. Ii. tiarnett for guarding
and feeling S.mue. L. Tyrrel, 1913.
Molten made by fu.l board concerning
that before auditing the same. the
account be sa:nitt4-l for the approval
Of the boari OF su,n, viSors OF Santa
Clara county, CALIFORNIA;, the prisoner
Having been Rrrss ed ON an order
from the sheriff oil said county.
Demands were presented by Joseph
Thompson for s<rTi IS AS j.iior from
April LIST, TO May l2sh, tor sos 90.
Il appearing TO the l'o ard that Joseph
Thompson ia | not I'ecA employed by
authority of S,n:" Cruz cuunty, the
sail dsmt Is wsre d!sallowed, full
board concurriaG.
Demand of W II. Barnett for
services ~ Assessor from March 23rd
TO My 12th tor so % Was approved
and cersitctte nf in iebtedness was
Ordered issued fer .tn,.
Petition signoj ~ fifty four quail
fed electors OF Santa Cruz county was
presented asking f'f the appointment
Of Thomas +. BRO lri;k as sheriff 81
Che county OF S.uta Cruz, and the
AARas ordered TO b, granted upon the
EliSg Of " propee h,,,.l.
The following tonls we're then ex
Nmined and arpr,, ed by the board
That Of o. l.. L. sis as transcriber Of
sesords, of =. J. cdfy as Assessor
Ond that Of T. E, DroIrick as Sheriff
G Santa Cruz cor,sy.
The beard then ssaai at recess sub
Aecs to the cali o. sac chairman:
Arr.ose A Il Noon,
Chairman
Atssst.-w. n. camnings.
Clerk.
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A Long Litigation Ended.

"ord was recs'voI yesterday by
Colonel Herring from W.shington, D.
O., that the United States supreme
court had af6rmsr the judgment of
the Territorial supreme court in the
case of Cohen vs. Meshan.
It may I've remembered that in 1890,
at Bisbee, Officer Lawther in attempt
ing to serve warrant upon James
Daily, miner, was shot and instantly
killed by DAILY. The latter escaped
and Notwithstanding very large re-
ward WAS offered for his capture. dead
or a live; lie Was the owner of certain
minin 6 property at Bisbee. This pro-
perty WAS subsequently awarded to the
wife of Daily OH a decree of divorce
obtained against him. In the mean
time DAILY had got in communication
with one Andrew Meehan and made
deed of the Bisbee mines to him. When
this deed appeared upon record, Adolph
Cohen of Tom bstoae, attached the pro-
perty for debt due from Meehan and
Cohen bought the property at the jddi-
cial sale to satisfy his jud sment. Nine
days before this Judicial sale, Judge
James Reilly. vino was acting AS coun-
sci for Mrs. Daily, fled 4 lis penclens
on the divorce suit. Subsequently,
Cohen, who was represented by Judge
Barnes AMI Mark A. Smith, brod4 ht
an action on behalf of Cohen against
Meehan and Mrs. DAILY to quiet his
(Cohen's) title to the mines ia question.
This action was decided finally BY Jua-
&c Sla.n in favor of Mrs Daily.
An appeal was takes by Cohen to
the supreme court, of which Judge
Sloaa Was a member, affirmed the judy
nent of the lower court
Meantime Martin Cestsllo of Tomb
stone had purchased the property from
Mrs. DAILY and meantime t.e Inembers
OF the territorial sUpreme court : had
been changed by the appointments Of
President Cleveland. Messrs. Barnes
aud Smith filed motion for - rehear-
ing before the new bench aud Judge
keilly was again successful iH- havln.
Judgment below affirmed for tue 50 cond
time. The counsel for Cohen, however,
filed second motioM for a, rehearing
before the same court, and this time
the court, consisting of Judges .bet.:-
une, Hawkins AID Rouse, Judge Baker
being absent, reversed its former iud e
ment and ordered d new trialin the
court below. This new trend of affairs
ho viewer did not daunt Costello and his
counsel. Colonel Herring was asseciat-
Ell with Jui ge Reilly aud at the next
term OF court a motion was filed to set
asid. this latter juimeut of the supre
me court. Upon a thorough review of
the whole case the motion to vacate
tine alignment obtaiaed at the seeo sd
r hearing was set aside, } dse Bethuns
wcitinS the opii.ion and ali the judges
excerpt Ju ige Rouse.
Counsel for Cohen now took an ap-
peal to the United States supreme
court when has Just rem lerei deei
sion affirming. the judgment in favor
OF Costello.
s..
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER \
VIsoRs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, r
NoGALRS MAY 18th, 1899.
Board met pursuant to call of the
Chairnan. Present 4. H Noon, A.
L. Peck and r. EKey, Members, and
". N. Cummings, Clerk.
Moved BY Member Peek and second
I'd by Member EAey that the Chair
Haan be authorized to instruct Prof
Lewis to procure such books as he
Aasy require iu TRANSFERRING the re-
cords of Santa Cruz county, all mem
beers voting AYE it was so ordered.
The petition of F. J. Duffy was
presented to the Board signed by 81
qualified electors, to have him ap-
peinsed Assessor of Santa Cruz county.
The petition was considered and Ola
mossn petition granted, and the ap
ksintment ordered upon the film az o;
. proper bond.
A communication from the foreman
ef the fire. department was presented,
sead aud ordered placsl on file, and
hist of their names to ba seat to the
proper authority.
The resignation of w. H. Barnett
0s Sheriff Of Santa Cruz county was
cen isrsi with request that it take
Gffoes at once. The resignation WAS
accepted by the Board.
Gil p. m Board convened at 2 P. m,
And the following demands were
presented, audited and allowed:
Transferred accountS:-
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.


Fefore M, Ea- W. Jams, Notary Pablic in
and for the said county. on has day personally
peared T. J. Diaz P=ieto and +. SandovaI
snoxn to to be til same persons whose
names subscribed TO tie foregoing ARTICLES
of Incorporation ard ssve.a ally scknO~iei., d
to INC that tiiey executed the for the
purposes md considers ton therein mention, Il.
I1iTen -l,4eT I,iy Of THIS
zcih Gay II :Ii-rch =. ID. 1855.
iSEAL1 Ell. WILLIAMS,
Loo. l.. 81 No.a,y Public.
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TERRITORY Of ARIZONA,

iuGats ot S4A,a Iruz, ) So
Betu. e. I.D. NiI .-...s, 8. :.t..ry Public IL and
for tsia COGIty tits Gay psraC.sily AZ
pesreu L, Sand MA. i'crt.4ls y -Is.1,s1Li
be- Iho Iert vino name subscribed
t;ln iorekuI q: instrument the attorney il
i&ct o. tr~Ic r. bGS4 u p ,IIe....
AMI the aid p. SanioSai acknowledged to me
that he suUscribtsi tie, Han.ts of tSEnciscO (.
DaSI,a and Il. Is. SpiucIil tiIc. etJ As primo pals
ami nis WI n~IIie do attorney IN TACT; Also, At
tbs sa-li, Time an piace PERSONALLY appeared
IA. A,s ca CHA, pegsOAa1iy sno-,D To me - Le
ia, sAnIe person whose is subscribed to
the fe:c.o.ug Instrument, the attorney
TACT OF Jua-A \. Bri.ls.s ALI: tn" said Nj. Mas
cafcnas y.e.i C. me that he CUBS bel
TIC Ean3 OF J4Al y. HFiE.aS tEe-s,o an
principal HIS name attorney III
fact; Also - tho sam. time and place per
sonaiiy upp-Arad Gull rI11 Y. ,:pin, Whose
name Is eub,c ibs. TO ito foregoi: lnstru-
nieLt a. attorney n fact OF Guii emo H
kvDinsOn sI.d the ssiG Gt2l,CrniV Nacs pin,
acknowledged to ti.t hs bubscr.Led tine
uauis Il al Ii. hUniEeon ti..Eetv lie
prin,ipsl al his .~n Lake so attorney IL
tsct Aiso The tim" az: p:;sc. ps: son:..4J
.t,pesfel IL nose o. oocrIIv
to the tore;s uiui. INSTRUMENT as tha sttorn i
1 ct Of f., IlanCo Esp III aad tns raid
RauiirrI tcAnoniei 10 rl- that be signed the
name Of ma. Go 4 }riu thar tn ss prlncips
ALL his o.yn Fam as attorney fact.
Given uuder 1.:y :-ani ami scat OF otIes saiD
18th day OF siarc.. 4. d. 1879
EH. WILLIAMS.
(~> E<tary Public.
no CT. L. 8.
My Corn; ssioa srn'r March 10 A. D. 1909.
Fled for record March 80, 1893 at $50 =. IA.
W. N .CuR<n uss. Recorder.
F.rBt date Of puis.ientica- Artii. beSs-
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My commission expires March 10,

iSEALl
% C. Il. 81
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Counsel for Cohen now took an sp--
peal to the United States supreme
court when has Just rem lerei a deei-
sion affirming the judgment in favor
OF Costello.-Star.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-02
ELIZABETH CITY.
A Beautiful Church Wedding at
Fairfield.
Misc Rcbcccn Murray Becomes the
Bride Of MIR. T, Frank NwindelI-
Fined For Obptructing Drainage
Movements Of People.
Especial to virginian- Pilot0


Elizabeth city, n. c., July lived
O'Clock. the Methodist Church of Fair
field. n. c., was the scene of brilliant
marriage, which was the social event
of the season. The church was hand
eomcly and artisiically decorated with
blue and white flowers aud cvergreens.
The large editice was filed with the
many friends Of the happy couple. The
occasion was the union of Mr.. L. Frank
Swindell and Miss Rebeccn Murray. the
pretty and popular daughter of Mr.. w.
j.. Murray.
Mendessohn's wedding march was
beautifully rendered by Mrs L. {.
Mann. and the music continued in soft
and eubdued strains throughout the
ceremony. Promptly nj the hour named
the party entered the main aisle Of the
church preceded by the ushers. Messrs.
w. c. Barnett. Eugene Jones. Evans
Tanner and Preston Carter.
The attendants We're: Miss jamie
Chadwick with Mr.. Tom Mann; Miss
Mics LYDIA Carter with Mr., Tom san
derson: Miss Annie Lindsay Garter
with DIR. Norneet Gibbs: Miss Belle
Garter with Mr. Harry Tanner: Miss
Bette Carter with Mr.. Waiter CRADLE.
The maid of honor. Miss j Annie
Spence of Elizabeth City, was follow
ed by the bride. leaning upon the arm
of her father At the chancel they were
met by the groom ana his best man.
Mr.. James Guy Swindcll. his brother.
Rev. G.. T. Adams socmnizcd the nup-
tials.
The bride WAS lovely in her handsome
gown of white silg On traiuc and veil.
and carried large bouquet Of Cape
Jessamnes.
The maid OF honor was attired in
white silk. The bridesmaids wore
gowns of pink and blue organdc, and
carried bouquets.
After the ceremony n handsome re-
ceptlon WAS given at the home of the
brides parents. The presents were
many and costly. and attested the love
and esteem in which the young couple
were held.
Mr. ana Mrs. Swindell will make
their home in Fairfield n. c.
BREVITIES.
Yesterday morning. In the case of the
city against Wiley y. Gregory for OBJ
structing ma tural drainage on Mathews
street Mayor Wilson fined him So ana
costs. lie appealed to the Superior
Court.
Mr.. NJ. II. Dawes has rented the bar
room IN the rear of Hotel Arlington.
Mr.. 7. $. Wells. manager OF the
Racket Store, is confined to his home
on Church street by sickness.
Mr.. VIM. Macrne. who has been out
OF the city for several days working in
surance, returned yesterday.
Mrs. II. c. Grice and Miss Allie
Kramer lcrt yesterday for short stay
al Mays Head.
Miss Mary Gricc, who has been
spending some days in Norfolk visit
ing friends, returned yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-02

numerous to men
ton h ero, IL OF
naming the minor
t 70 IL b G $, erup-
tons, boils, letter,
etc, that fall ca sy
victi m 3 to the
magic NC h of
S. S. S.
There is n o
other blood RENE
dy like S. S. S.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-02
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