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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
MARRIAGE FoR CONVENIENCE.
" eddinE 81 narchionrss of AuEIcsev
W.. a nnsInrss Amir.

Was "A Business AFFAIR.
London oct q An srtstocrnue law
suit. which will shortly be heard IN Cam
era. a. the application Of the Marchion-
COS Of Anglesey 20 have her marriage 20
the Marquis VINO Is head q the Paget
family. declared null.
They only became man ana wife in 1895.
but % was strictly marriage OF conven-
ience between cousins arranged for the
sake Of inhcriing property which other
wise, could not have been touched by
either OF them. They both agreed to
1--we their own lives. Apparently. this
extraordinary arrangement did not work
well in more ways than one
u Is asserted snat the Marquis agreed
10 give HE wife $500 the first year and
5000 the second wear. and so on. until
tue allowance reached I0mo a year.
However. tho alleged allowance was stop
ped almost Immediately lady AnRleeoy,
who describes herself otherwise Chet-
wynd.' her maiden name. now wishes 10
get out 81 the bargain. and. IA h. rumored.
n successful. she will marry Count Her
man Won Hatfield
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
\ watch without Hands

From the New York Press.
An Old friend. who has done Europe and
England in tho last four months. fetches
back q novel limepiece. II Is 2 watch Of
ordinary size. hut devoid 81 tho usual
hands and dial In the center are two
small spaces for figures tho upper for
hours ana tho lower FOR minutes These
chanses az The proper intervals. present
ing tho correct time as the railroad man
gives if-l0.E or G.1o not rs minutes Of
m" or "halfn4sf e." in the sloveniy civil
iln style a second hand makes frac-
t.cns 81 The minutes for tine exact man.
This watch e. guaranteed for seven years
and costs only 81 IA Paris.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
CONCERT AT DARTFN.
shipping on the Incrense-omces he
ing Improved.

ing Improved.
Darien, Ga. Oct 1.-THE young peopl,
OF Dar.en are preparing for a concert to
be given az the Dragons Armory on the
evening o. Nov. p for tho benefit OF the
hyterian Church Nearly all the hos,
talent IN the city viii be lent 20 the occa-
sion. and thu, it viii be an enjoyable
evening there can be 10 doubt. The special
features % the programme will b. an
nounced later. The Presbyterians lack
about 500 q having their handsome $500
church paid for and every effort viii be
made by the members and their friends %
raise The sum hefore the end 81 the year
The offices ~ Mcssrs. schmidt & Wylly
timber merchants. have recently been rem
ovated. They TOW present most attrac-
tive appearance and the Arm IL receiving
many compliments upon tho improve
meuts
Mcssrs. Hunter Benn & Co. have just
begun work on their Offices which will
make them among the prettiest IN the
state. The ceilings win be- Of Georgia
pine. Omer improvements will be made
Manager Manson and his crew OF Office
men arc already smiling in anticipation OF
the new comforts they will sron enjoy
Fivs barks and three schooners are now
in port other arrivals are expected. and
tho shipping business will open up on a
large scale. During the past week i5i5.-
ep feet of timber. valued at Si94i0 were
shipped for foreign ports.
Editor Grubb ia siill sick. but manages
20 write his usual bright column OF sdi-
torial ln the Gazette.
Mai. b. 4. Sinclair. Of the First Georgia
Cavalry. has appointed Mr.. James X
Clarke. Or. adjutant with the rank OF
hrst lieutenant OF his battalion. Mr.
clarke is a military man OF experience and
viii make on efficient and popular officer
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
sIPIDO ARRESTED N PARIS.
He Is the hoy who Tried 20 KIN the
Prince of Wales,

Paris. oct T.-sipido. the youth who
attempted 10 assassinate the Prince OF
Wales. was arrested yesterday az the
house OF his uncle in a suburb OF Paris
where he has lived since he came here
He resisted the officers al nrs;. but then
quickly yielded. His uncle SAYS he be-
haved quietly while IN Paris
He Is not aware on what ground he has
been taken into custody again dis
patch from Brussels asserts that slpislo
allied himself wilh the French militant
anarchists and took part In their demon
sirations
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
scoTr ENTERS 4 DENIAL.
says lie MIA Not Say what Wa. Pub.
Iished About Trusts.

New York. oct. 27.-Rcferring 20 the
charges that be had upheld trusts in
speech at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
night Senator Scott Of West Virginia
said.
81 dii not say anything that could be
construed 90 mean what Is implied IN the
published report I did not say any
thing resembling what am reported
with saying. We were at private din
ner and no speeches were made"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
LONDON TAKES A HOLIDAY.
Occasion g. the Rcturn Of Her Inn
pertnI Volunteers.

london. Oct 1.-THE Cunard line
steamer Aurania. now being used by the
British government as transpor, and
which has on board the city OF London
Imperial Volunteers returning from south
Africa. arrived az Southampton at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. Iondoners are
having hoistcrous holiday. though The
CITY OF London Imperial Volunteers did
not come 10 London. Tho grca, thorough
iates, some or them closed TO vehicles
are hIed tonight with immense crowds.
singing dancing and parnding 10 the ~
ste Of amateur bands business IN Scr.
eral consent. viii b. partially suspended
on Monday. and the courts Will close
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
GAMBLER TOOK OATH
INAUGURATION CEREMONIES N
HALL OF THE HoTsE.
GOVERNORS BRIEF SPEECH.
BE URGED ECONOMY AND LEGIsI.A-
TION ron WHOII. STATE.

- =.
Wv" ~
Ju~uc~ ~it"tn"us-'soNcrnor Urged
The I.aisInturc 10 stand Ffrm
-, ,,....,,,. -, ,..,,,,,,
""'''F N'''h''" w"
wharton 20 Attend state Fntr-Scn-
ate Co 60 10 Way~ro~s.
,.. -. ,..-.,t.. ....-
eiAiF 'nd'.''' INTO "ih'' ti'. morning .'
tho Holl of me House u Repre- eutl 70 o..
IN th. presence Of the members 81 tho
Hams. NH. e.-,t. ana ID l.,f,-.. t.urnb.r o..
''''-'''' "' WV
The ceremonies began promptly af noon
The Senate hl.a irtu the legislative hail
o.. that hour and tho raraet 90 the com
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
PLOT AGAINST LOUBEr.
Alleged Conspiracy Against the
French President

Lyons Oct T.-Tho Nouvenis,e dc
Lyon says a plot to assassinate President
Loubet has been discovered
il appears that working electrician
named Comourier burglariously entered
the electric compAny's premises al Mines.
stealing 400 francs. He was tracked 10
Orange. near Lyons. where no was ar
rested
Documents found on his person revealed.
the paper says. an anarchist conspiracy 90
assassinate President Loubet on hts com
ing visit TO Lyons TO unveil monument
erected TO the memory OF President car
uak
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

New orleans, oct 27-Large crowds
gathered inside and outside the Choctaw
Club headquarters Of thc Democracy to-
night. the occasion being the ocean 90
ocean meeting IN behalf % the Bryan
Stevenson ticket There was a fluo dis
play OF fireworks aud great enthusiasm.
Senator McEnery was the speaker. Demo
cratic candidates FOR Congress made
speeches
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Helena Mont4 oct q Candidates Of
the Union Labor party headed hy J. =
TfrguHor. fer Governor haso nicd their
Tr.rrHlars with the secretary % state
Ferguson uintrs tllt u runpor wili be-
thrown 20 fusion candidate j. * Tooie.
VINO viii he placed al the head o. the
Union labor ticket
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
81 can cheerfully recon-
m e n d Yoor Peruna ( o r
rheumatism, and It is also
a very Substantial catarrh
remedy"
Captain L. L. Blake.

Much that IS called rheumatism IS in
reality myalsia. Myalgia IS au affection
OF the larger muscles. especially those
in the small Of tho hack. producing pain
stiffness. cramp and Frequently distress
on the slightest movement. When the
muscles OF the small Of the back are In
volved " Is generally called lumbago. II
the large muscles Of tho arms or legs are
the seat Of the affection o. IS generally
then called muscular rheumatism. They
are one and all the same affection. how
ever
The month ~ October brings cool days
and cooler nights. The daily preparation
a the hot months e. gradually and some
times suddenly discontinued This pro-
duces an acid condition Of the blood which
the kidneys are not always able 20 cor
rect BY stimulating the mucous Mem
hranes Of the whole body. the accumula-
tons Of acid IN tho blood can be drained
away This could d. done with Peruna
taken according 20 the directions on the
bottle.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Toledo. o. oct g1-Hon James a.
southeard. congressman from this district
and candidate for reelection. was assault
81 by toughs NJ meeting he was nd-
dressing and roughly handled There were
n, least wenty desperate fights In progress
al ono time and police were called
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
PATRICK AND JONES HELD.
Grand Jury 90 Investigate Charges
Of Forgery.

New York Oct. q Magistrate Brnnn
announced his decision to-day in the CASE
% Albert T. Patrick and Charles p.
Jones. counsel and private secretary. re-
speedway for the late William Marsh
Rice. holding them 30 await the action or
che grand jury. BAN was fixed a. $40.
0p0 each
The two prisoners are charged wi,h
having forged the signature OF Mr. Rice
TO "a check for s2s0oo. drawn on banking
Arm of Swenson n Sons. The check was
made payable 10 Mr. Patrick
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

T.. Washington.
d C. as follows
concerning Peru
M as a catarrh
cure He says
~ our medi-
cine. pcr1Ina I
believe 30 be the
iest medicine Tor
ratarrh on 7 p .
market I have
en- only a
= m alt amount.
and can see very
beneficial results.
N.Hf aaHaHHHasNR
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
jury HOLDS TTEM GUILTY.
-Four Men Responsible for Jennie
Bosschfeter's Death.

Bosschieter's Death.
New York oct. IA jury empaneiled
hy Coroner Vroom OF Bergen county. New
Jersey, IN the case OF Jennie Bosschieter.
whose death IS alleged Co have been
caused by tho administration OF drug
while she was in the company OF four
young men Of Paterson. to-day brought IN
the following verdict.
We. the jurors being duly sworn and
charged 20 inquire on the part Of the
state OF New Jersey, when. where how
ana after what manner the said Jennie
Bosschieter came to her death. do say
upon our oaths aforesaid. that the said
Jennie hosschicter came 20 her death. &c.
eordiug "a tho evidence produced on the
18Th day o. October. in the county az paa-
sale. and that Walter McAilster. George
y Kerr. Andrew Campbell and William
Death are responsible for the same"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
cINcINNArrs REGisTRArIoN.
That city shows Increase of Less
Than 900

Cincinnati. Oct. 27-The registration Of
voters Ia Ohio cities was completed to-
day The total number registered in Gin
ciunat. with one precinct missing. esu-
mated. was 81 SS0 Tho registration four
years ago was - SIS. This shows ON ln-
crease OF less than 1000 registrations this
year over those OF lSg6
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
Montgomery Democrats Wet.

Montgomery. Ala. oct Elm accord
ance with the call from headquarters. the
Bryan and stevenson Democratic Club of
Montgomery had well attended and cu-
thusiastic meeting az the court house to-
,ffNhf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Columbia. s e. oct 27-'rhc synod or
South Carolina has decided 20 lnnugurate
an endowment Of $1,000 for the Presby-
terian Seminary OF Columbia II was de-
cided not 90 remove the seminary 70 Al
lanta or elsewhere
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Paris. Oct. 1.-THE officials Of tho pro-
fecture OF police say they have invesfi-
gated the Coutourier story published hy
the Nouvellisie de Lyon and ind 81 20 he
without foundation. Coutourier they add
is a vulgar thief hungering for uoioriety
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
ATLANTA's TRIAL CRUISE.
she VIII soon he sent 60 the south
Atlantic station.

Aat""t+f NA"At""'
New York. oct. 97-The cruiser Allan
"a. Capt p C. Pendletou. commander,
left the navy yard to-day. going 70
Tompkinsville. where she VII. bssanchored
until Monday when the naval hoard OF
survey viii hoard her She VIII start for
her Official trip al sea some lime on Mon
dny. Tho cruiser was rcmoie.ed az the
local navy yard and the officials are anx-
ious 20 see what showing she will make.
A. soon az the naval hoard 81 which
Rear Admiral Rogers b president ac-
cepts the Atlanta. she viii start Tor the
south Atlantic station.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

a witty and cynical Frenchmnn -.
vertises as follows IN a Partisan pap'
a young man Of Agreeable presence
DESTROYS OF getting married woui1
20 make the acquaintance OF an hsel =,
experienced gentleman who could diasu-'
him from taking the fatal step
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
PAGE DIED or YELLOW FEVER.
Volunteer Omecr Probably Took ~
Mt Funeral

Washington. oct. q Tho War Depart
mont Is informed that Capt Fred NJ.
Page Of the Porto Rico Volunteer Infan-
try died az Havana 81 yellow fever on the
25th inst Capt Page was a native 81
virginia. and Joined che army in June.
1855. sac captain and assistant ndiutant
% neral Re attended the funeral ~ Mai
Peterson, who died of yellow fever Ia
Havana OF the nth instant. and il Is be.
levcd contracted the disease OF which
no died on thas occasion.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Richmond Va. oct. g7-Thc jury IN the
inquest iu the case 90 the shooting az
Cuckoo Louisa county yesterday. of W
D. Francisco by Capt " = Pendloton.
returned a verdict OF sclf-delense.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Columbus. o.. oct 27.-Almost complete
returns show tho total number OF voters
registered IN Columbus b. about 5000 q
gain 81 400 over iSee and 300 over 1856
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Saratoga. y s.. oct 20 John q Wool
10y Prohibition candidate Tor Presidnl'.
spoke to an enthusiastic crowd OF over
1ight.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
PERRY WAS CONVICTED.
Americas, Gu. Negro 90 he Executed
In Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, oct 27.-Charles Perry.
the second of the three negroes charged
with ihe murder 81 Prof Roy Wilson.
white. The Young law Instructor Of tho
Tnivcre Hy 81 Penn ylvuuia. has been con-
vlctcd of muraer in fbe hrst degree Hen
~ r. Ivory was found guilty two days
ago and Amos Sterling vet remains TO be
arf.H
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

-Squirc's Daughtcr-"Do you think 81
is quite healthy to keep your pigs so close
10 the cottaEee" Hodge-"I dunno. miss.
Moan Of Their piss amt ever bin mr.
Punch
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

some time This month queen Victoria
Will personally invest thc crown Prince
OF Germany with the ribbon nnd Insignia
Of the Garter either az Balmoral or at
Friedrlchshof
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

lus use and recommend It 20 my friend
and comrades for all catarrhal affec-
tons "
Address The Peruna Medicine Co, CO.
lumbus. o. Tor a free book on caiar1h.
written by Or. Hartman.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28
DEwEY's DRoTnER Is DEAD.
Edward DcweS Was - Years ola
and served in Civil War.

Montpelier Vt.. oct Edward Dewey
brother Of Admiral Dewey. nas died at his
home ln this city. He has been 10 scv-
eraI months with kidney trouble. but bis
death was unexpected. He was - years
81 age. He seryea ia thc civil War as
quartermaster of The Eignth Vermont
EnglmNnL
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

Captain l. l. Blake. OF the steamer
MoAleeter. IS one Of the best know cap
tains on Chesapeake BAY. The steamer
McAlester Is the only boat that Is allow
ed by Congress 90 stop at Mt Vernon,
no birthplace OF George Washington.
For twenty years Captain Blake has been
making a daily trip to Mt. Vernon
In recent letter written from wash
iuRton u. c., 20 The Peruna Medicine Co.
Columbus. Ohio. he says;
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

weight in gold 90 any one durr,
the month OF October, especially a
j those who are liable TO so-ca.
muscular rheumatism.
Mrs. l. W Monsell ss7 Nostrand AZ.
nue.. Brooklyn, n. Y. writes:
For ten years i nave been a s..-..,
from rheumatism. having had in a.. h..
II fiammatory rheumatism. being .as !.
for weeks. ] also had rheumatic fever AZ,
lung fever. dragging along miserai .s 40
ill. 7 often felt some other chronic di..s..
vas coming on me. hut I did not sss-, :,
realize that II was catarrh had rT,,,
deal Of headache and every ptle -
caused me to raise no end OF mucus
About eight months ago I read % R.-
runa II seemed 80 logical to me thu
wrote 10 Or Hartman. and began 20 "a.
Peruna. Before I had finished the se,isl
bottle my terrible headaches were nsa..,
cured. and had such sweet relief sai
suffered so much. elk mornings ON ~
seven getting up with a terg1ble hesdsess
have received. In an ] took i've botsi
ana feel like a new creature.
last winter J had the grippe and
a'so a terrible cough. hut Peruaa
made short work OF that For tonia
IL cant he beaten. CatRrrh s. The
trouble with so many of us and we
do not realize 81"
People who have been long sub ~ 90
catarrh ara almost sure 20 have ro.lrn
Of their bad symptoms ~ tho an1ra-l
a cold weather. October g. a good time o.
fortify the system against this liability
This climate Is especially produc'ra ~
catnrrh. because OF It's extremes of .oi
ard hot weather. No sooner do We escape
from hot weather than We md ourss.rf'
Ia the midst OF wintry weather ono h0'-
tie ~ Peruna now may prevent cs-
tarrhal affection later on that would take
many bottles 20 cure.
Captain NJ. c. Yarneu. Post C1mmari
or VIM Down Post, No 6S @. a. r,
writes from 2322 Lincoln street ".
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-28

On the evening OF the following day the
alrsnip made the first really successful
air trip on record. Released from the ca
oles that anchored II 10 the barges. Il
rose quietly and steadily that the swift
ness Of It's flight WAS hardly apnreciable
70 the thousands who watched H. When
u had reached an altitude Of between
twelve and thirteen hundred feet it, up
ward progress was checked, for that Is
the air stratum len which Il IL expected
that most OF the travelling will be done.
Then the maneuvering began Beneath
the body OF the balloon hung two alum
mum cars, one about 100 feet from the
Prov Of the craft. holding the inventor
aud two companions. the other about an
equal distance from the other and con-
ttiniug two other passengers The oper-
ating or the craft was done from these
two cars The eager multitude below
with their field and opera glasses could
see from the decks Of the feet OF excur-
sion boats most OF the details OF opera-
ton on cable suspended beneath the
body OF the ship they saw a weight
which from time 20 time moved back
and forward. when II was novel toward
the rear OF the air ship the prov was
elevated ana the whirring propellers drove
the craft upward at an amaze When the
weight was drawn forward the great
cigar-like object turned on les own axis
ana slowly pointed earthward As soon
as the weight was stopped In the center
the ship moved along on an even keel
Presently the cir vessel made a wide
and graceful sweep In a fun circle. part
~ the time necessarily travelling agains,
the breeze. This proved sufficiently the
absolute diriglbility OF the contrivance.
Count Zeppelin then pointed Il toward the
village Of lmmepstadt and nut on some
speed. making three ard three-quarter
miles in seventeen minutes A slight nc-
ciden' 10 one 81 the rudders prevented
fny further experimentation on that day.
and the air ship came down upon the
lake 50 gently that there was not tho
least shock TO those In the aluminium cars
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-18
TRUE REPORT
OF Political Conditions In Akron
Western Ssar News.
Special Correspondence.)

Western Star, Oct. 17.--Jackson
Shore and wife Of Michigan are visit
ing at Jerry Harters. a4
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Phelps of River
Styx dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ervine
Heustis Saturday. e
Mrs. IT, G. Looniis of Lodi and Mr..
r. Q. Pardee OF Detroit, We're guests
of Mrs. Katherine Hill for a number
of days the past week.
Mrs. Frank Mills of Wadsworth call
en- on Miss Deberry and Mrs. Rather
inc Hill recently.
Rev. w. Miller, wife and son spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harter of Me-
dina spent Tuesday night with his
father, Jerry Harter.
Mrs. Arthur Stead (nee Dick) and
friend of Wadsworth spent the day
with the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mann went to
Barberton Sunday to take view of
the Magic City.
Miss Daisy spcer is i'll with typhoid
fever,
Mrs, ELI Rcnner and daughter went
to Akron Saturday to do some shop.
ping,
Mr. b. l., Hill and family were in
Barberton Sunday.
Mr.. /. IL. Nlmon on the Frank Mills
farm had public sale Friday. He
will move TO Sharon in few weeks.
Mr., Levi Bachtel of Wooster ave-,
Akron, is spending his vacation in this
section.
Rev. Mr.. Miller preached his first
sermon at the U, b, church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winters enter.
talned relatives from Lodi Sunday.
A large number of people Of this
'own went to Akron Saturday to hear
Col, Bryan. The report Is that quite
a good many Republicans are talking
in favor of Bryan.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-18
STOW.

Especial Correspondence
Stow, Oct l7.-Miss Salmon, of Ak.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-18

utter ruin; that the wage Garner would,
be idle; that there would be no market.
for the farmers product and that the
business man would fail. Everything!
has gone the other way. When asked,
to explain how It happened that there,
was prosperity without free silver he
said the conditions were due to Provi-.
dence and not to the Republican party.
/ am willing to admit that there is
a fusion between Providence and the
Republicans. Bryan Democracy has
fused with everything, but it has not
caught on with Providence. 1t was
never headed that way. We can have
the days of free soup and mighty thin
soup aga,n by voting for free silver
but If you want the present splendid
conditions to continue support the man
and the party that has given you these
conditions. Mr. Bryan tries to frigh-
ten you with the cry Of miiltarism and
Imperialism. He is afraid of the in
crease in the standing army. He says
1t was voted for to coerce the working
men. You remember the old adage of
the man that strained himself kicking
at nothing. That is the way / feel
when answer this proposition. Is
Mr.. Bryan ignorant of the fact that
one-half the Democrats lin Congress
voted for the bill to increase the regu.
lar army? This charge Of his is as
baseIess a SANDER as it was in the
days of the Civil War when it was
charged that Lincoln was attempting
to establish an absolute monarchy with
himself as Emperor. and when the old
veterans were called 'Lincoln's Hire
Lngs.' Slxty-fve thousand soldiers,
75,O0O,000 people, S6.1OO of soldier to
every thousand of the inhabitants and
a corresponding fraction of a gun to
each soldier. If Mr.. Bryan OF any
other man feels nervous of his one and
one-half ounce Of soldier we, want to
relieve his anxiety. The Republican
party will protect him. The army was
created to meet the situation In the
Philippines. The surest way to bring
about reduction Is for Mr.. Bryan and
his associates to cease giving aid and
comfort to the Tagals. For two years
we have been engaged in struggle
with the Spanish, Tagals and Boxers,
and the syInpathizers of the three. We
stand for the conditions which have
brought about material prosperity and
for the flag, once raised lin honor, never
being hauled down IN dishonor.
thank you."
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-10-18
TRIAL SERMON
Preached at NimisiIa Sunday--Two
Funerals. 10 &.
Special Correspondence }

Especial Correspondenee.)
Nimisila, Oct. 1T.-Mr Elmer Kers-
letter of this place, and Miss Sarah
Ream of Greensburg were married
Saturday by Rev. Jenkins of the Dis
ciple church.
Rev. Mr.. Falterolf of Millersburg,
preached a very interesting trial SER
mon in the Lutheran church, Sunday
morning. ~ s
Mrs Jackson of Forest, Ind, spent
several days in town last week visit
ing relatives.
The High school opened Monday un-
der the Supervision of Q. E. Sisler.
The remains of Mrs. Elias Work
niger We're brought from Akron last
Tuesday morning and inferred in our
cemetery. In the afternoon Mrs.
Charles Shelters Of near Clinton was