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Arizona republican., 1900-09-08
ORTIZ NOT FIRED
Denial of a Sensational Story From
 Nogales.

few days ago the following special dispatch was sent out from Fl Paso. t.e Mole St. Nicholas of the United ..,-. .es:
 ''Lieutenant Governor Ortiz of So- nora. Mexico, has rendered his resigna- ton to the congress of Sonora, and it has been accepted. The affair was brought about by a series of incidents. General Torres is governor of Sonora, but while he is commanding the lropps in the field against the Yaquis, state affairs were left in the hands of the lieutenant governor.
 During the past year many import ant law suits have been begun in the state. including the affairs of the Cobre Grande Copper company, which is one of the largest in the republic. Most of the stockholders are in New York. Washington. and Boston. Last week w. C. Green. manager of the company, and his attorney, General l.. F.. Ander- son of Washington visited President DiaZ and asked for OrtiZs resignation on account of the interest he had taken in their case. Diaz asked Ortiz to ra- sign, and he did.
 VI IIL 4S ilSO ClL1l S5Cu Nllll lllIlJI Is7''Ai- ing citizens and foreigners for criticiZ- ing DiaZ. President Diaz in his message to Ortiz says: Any resident of Mexico has a right to criticize the chief exc cutive or any other officer in the re- public
 Officers of the Cobre Grande company here, and acquaintances of Governor Ortiz, heard before that he had resigned but understood that it was on account of illness. and they Were naturally in- terested in ascertaining if the state ment said to have been made by MT Greene was true The following tele- gram received yesterday by J Henry Wood. secretary of the company, from NOgales. Sonora. shows that the only foundation of the Fl Paso dispatch was the fact that Governor Ortiz would be temporarily absent from HermosillO:
 Give the statement emphatic denial. There is no truth in it. The governor of Sonora has not resigned. On account of serious sickness he has been com pelIed to ask a leave of absence, which has been granted. An official denial will come from the City of Mexico"
 It seems incomprehensible that MT. Green should give out the information which the Fl Paso reporter leaves his readers to infer that he did give our.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08
BIRD INTELLIGENCE.

During a high wind one day this sum mer young Oriole was thrown from it's nest to the ground. It was picked up by kind hands and kept in the house until the storm was over. and then placed on the roof of the piazza. The parent birds had seen the little one borne away, and had fol- lowed it to the house. and, as it was kept near the open window its cries had apprised them of i.s whereabouts. They soon came t0 it on the roof and hovered over it, doing much talking and consulting together Finally they alighted near the little one and the fe- male slipped her wing under it and seemed-tO urge some course of action upon the male. who fidgetted about
 coming t0 the little one, spreading his wing over it, then flying to tree,
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08
THE UNIVERSITY
Pleasing Prospects For Greatly In
 creased Attendance.

Proc. g. M. Woodward has returned rom a trip through Cochise. Graham and Giia counties. In the interest of the university. The number of students coming from thlse sections is much greater than in any previous year. and shows a steadily increasing popularity of the institution, says the Tucson Star.
 Prof. Woodward was greatly pleased with the towns along the Gila valley Everywhere he met with a cordial re- ception. Nearly dozen students. in clUGing several new ones, are coming from the vicinity f Stafford and Solo knoxville. The agricultural interests sem very thriving, in spite of the dry season, and the sight of the maturing crops is q refreshing contrast to the
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

4 rumor of this kind requiring an of- h"ial denial would not be likely to in 1tuence the government of Mexico in behalf of the Green side of the con- trOversy now going on before the su- preme court of Mexico.
 MT Wood yesterday received some news affecting himself. He learned that he was no lOnged a fugitive from jus tice. This information came from a justice of the peace at Bisbee, who, a month ago, issued a warrant for his ar rest on that charge. MT. Wood could never ascertain the crime from the pun ishment for which he was supposed to be fleeing. Now that he has learned that the charge has been dismissed at the instance of the magistrate who is sued it, MT. Wood will take no further interest in it.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

He resumed tha struggle with the collar and went -o he front door with the idea of calling the police. He went back and took off the collar to rest. While he sat trying to get his wind for the third round he noticed inside the collar NO. 13." He examined the ar ticle of Ornamentation again. It looked like. though not quite like, the Kearney street article. Then he saw through his trouble. It was his daughters col lar.
 MT Heyman has since quit wearing collars which disguise men and make them look like women. He is now rev cling again in the style of twenty-five or thirty years ago. He doesn't look so young and fat, but he is a great deal more comfortable, and beside. his ears are emancipat ted
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

ing him back. and again slipping a wing under the little one. Finally h. seemed to understand or to get his nerve under control, and slipping his own wing under. tcgeth-r they mode a sort of cradle for the birding. And each Tapping its free wing. they flew to the tree. bearing it to a place of safe ty among the branches. where it was lost sight of.-Christian Register.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08
New Guns and Fresh Ammunition
 Just Received.

n a
  powder powder
  mont Ire low
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08
$5O,OOO TO $2O,OOO ON M'KINLEY.
Wall Street People Picking up Good
 Things When They See Them.

New York, Sept. 7.-The announce ment was made in Wall street yester- day that Louis WOrnser had bet $5O,- eco to $2O000 with the stock brokerage firm of Bell & Co., that Mckinley and Roosevelt would be elected.
 John H. Dunne bet $6,OOO against $15.- GOO put up by John M. Shaw that Bryan will be elected president
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company, were filed in the office
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

BAD BLOOD is a bad thing. It is responsible for scrofuia, salt rheum, humors and many other diseases, in cluding rheumatism and that tired feel ing. Bad blood is made good blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

Sick headache ts cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

For noise. color, pyrotechnics. multi tudinous supers and scenic display.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-08

PAINS BATTLE OF SAN JUAN IN
 SAN FRANCISCO.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
UnWashed Fruits.

"All kiods of diseases may be traced
to the eating Of uowsshsd fruit" said
. we'll Known authority oD bsoteriology,
10 commenting 90 the spread Of disease
through unkoowo sources. The result
Of . careful examination has clearly
shown the dagger Of eating fruit Of any
kind without washing il. Grapes KEEP.
for some time 10 . basket 90 . fruit
staod we're 90 covered With dast that
the wster 10 which they we're washed
va, blsok. The mao Of science, think
Jog that perhsps the water coutsioed
tuberele bsslio. Injected into three
guinea pigs small quantity Of il. Ooe
animal died 10 two days. the others
died 10 less thsn three weeks, both the
letter presenting marked sieos Of tuber
oulous lesions The water aod vessel
that contained it bad been steriliz.d be.
fore the experiment Vas made so that
without doubt the disease germs we're
90 tho grapes "This.' said the ex.
perimenter, illustrates the iunoseu.
ways 10 which We uuoon sciously take
into our systems dangerous as we'll as
harmless germs. ."-Philsdelpbia Re.
cord
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
II Vas stated 10 our Raleigh CORES.

II Vas stated 10 our Raleigh CORES.
poodeoss . lev dsys ago that leading
msrobsois Of Fssoklin county have 70.
Gently made carsfol Inquiries Of farm srs
~ TO whether they have during ,he last
i've yssrs msde more moooy out Of cot.
too or tobacco. and tha, the farmers
ssid cotton bad proved the moro proe,s
bic crop. This suggests again The ques.
too. twice recently touched upon 10
this paper, IS TO The future of North
Csrolios - . sobsooo State Frauk kliu
ought TO DO . good tobacco couo,y-it
joios Granville. which is accounted tho
best ,obscco county 10 tho State. II
the crop osooot be grown probably 10
that tier oi ooao osies-sod We hsve 90.
heard that the Granville tobacco grow ers
are getting riob-is looks like lohsbod
10 tho oswe Of tho business 10 North
Csrolios A. gisiog empb.sis TO this
sooelusioo Il 10 20 be remembered the,
within shs period covered by tho inqui.
riss - 70 The relative proa,ablsosss ol
shsss 100 srops sotsos bss been % lov
- 8 sssss -Charlos,s Observer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Says q Ssvsnnah. ia, dispatch to
the New York Commercial The pro
posed formation of a now express
company. to operate in oil the south
ern ststes. where the Southern Ex.
press company has held q lucrative
field. unopposed for more than 80
years The Georgia Legislature, now
10 session. 10 to be asked to enact q
law requiring railroads. ss common
carriers. to accept express from com.
peting lines. Ii has been known in
Georgia for some weeks that Q new
express company was to be organised
With . capital Of act lees thaa g..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

100000 Most of the money 10 to
come from Philadelphia. W. A.
Hswkins, Of Cordele. 10 looking after
tho Interests of the new company in
this State Every southern state,
says Mr. Hawkins, will have tho
benefit of tho competing company.
1t 10 not proposed to make var on
tho Southern or any other express
company. but it 10 hoped to do .
fair. Legitimate basiness, with profit
to the promoters. In this city and ct
tho prominent points in Georgia,
attaches Of tho Southern Express
company. and those formerly with it.
have been approached by representa-
sives of the new concern, in refer
eDce to accepting positions With the
company now forming.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Mrs. l.. Atkinson
MILLINERY.

She has the largest and finest collection
she has ever exhibited, ioeluding scores of
rich novelties in lmpertsd Round Hats
Toques and Bonnets. - veil 20 choice Va.
riety OF handsome designs from bsr work
room.
The assortment 10 large enough and varied
enough to insure . perfect choice to every
one. while the prices will be found moro than
attractive.
10 the Untrimcsed Hat Departmspt ve are
showing most extensive assortment of the
newest aud best shapes and colors-at res-
sooaele prices. 10 this department. We are
showing . particularly attractive assortment
Of Ready-to.W Wear Tursaus and ToQues 10
Velvess, Fe,s, Psnns Vslvets aod Tucked
Silks.
A choics variety Of .Childrso's Trimmed
Hats, for school and dress wear, at moderate
prices.
Oct3
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

q Gesdos. Nov 26 DIR Morrisou
06tog TO the Times from Pekin Sat.
Gpoey eos6sms the report Of Rossis's
Dolsjos TO retain the railway susil
- troops ere Withdrawn from The
DDosisos Of Chi Ii
'This cAsngs." he ssys. "is coin
G51oos With the arrival Of Prince
UGAeoosky. whose mission svowedly
D>ooesns the railway. The Chinese
l6olievs Rossis's assurance that she
= ssssiping the lioe In their interest
"Ibe German expedition to Kslgsn
= sscounssriog no opposition. The
91ess expeditions which Count Won
veldersse hes dispatch to hsrrsss
- nsighborhcod Of Pekin are mainly
oRpedisioos in search Of loot They
- iseosrsotly described BY the Ger.
oess - important military opera.
oIsss"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
SEEKING TO PURCHASE
PHOSPHATE ROCK

Bssafoss. Nov 25-Mr. 8. Y. Mori.
OF Toxic. japan. vho 10 . eusss ss tho
See Island hotel here. 10 90 eminent
si'isso Of the Sunset Empire. bsiog o
nilliossirs aod proprietor Of 90 sx.sn.
sive phosphate Industry located oesr
Toxic he hss b~ca 10 America about
ten dsys. oosise here from Europe via
New York. v Lilo hers President
Meri will negotiate Tor tho purchase,
By bis 6ro. Of . considerable quantity
OF phosphate rock from tho vsrious con-
Germs actively sngsgsd 10 the industry
10 th,s section.
Mr.. Mori ssys Japan 10 bseouiog
largely interested 10 tho mauufscsure
OF fsr,iliss's from Ausriesa phosphate
sod that the msoufaesursd product
there 10 both oousu~ed by tho farmers
OF bis eouotry sod exported TO less
snssrprisipg countries 10 tho orient.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Loedon. Nov 20 Mild sstisfscti
= sxpsessed 10 the London papers
0b morning ct the news that the
6lplomsss in Pskin have arrived ct .
psslio'nsry understanding bot no
Gvoss confidence seems TO be felt that
~ reel ssep has been made in tho
oodIsss negotiations. IL 10 recog.
AiDsd shst there 10 little for Germany
= do bat to ooucede, wherever the
Usised Stsses end Russis sgree The
0ossdsrd ssys:
"It 10 hardly possible for Germany
- bold out. deeply offended "a she
=. " the Unised States. Russia,
4sssoe and japan are disposed to
9sdesstiou Our Berlin correspond
81 believes that Germany 10 pre-
Sssed 60 wsive the death peusl,y"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF SUMTER

By Thos. v. Walsh. Rsq.. Probate Judge.
VXTRERBAS, SHEPARD NASH, a. CLERK
w of the Court Of Common Pleas for said
county, hss made suit to me TO grant hin
Letters Of Administration Of the Estate Of anc
effects Of EDWARD B MILLER, deceased.
Tbess are therefore to cite and adnoa ish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors Of
tbs said Edward B Miller, late Of said
County and State, dscsased, that they be and
appear before me, il the Osart Of Probate. to
30 held at Sumter, O. n on December Bis,
1900, sex, after publication thereof, at Ii
o'clock 10 The forenoon, to show csuse. il
any they have, vby the said Aduinistration
should not be granted
Given under ny hand, this 2lst day OF
November, A. D., 1900
rHOS. " WALSH,
JuAIs Of Probate.
Nov ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
BATTLs OF BA0UsoN.

Nssila. Nov 25 -Partiealsrs hsvs
jest been received from IloiIo of the
battle, Dot 30. ss Bsgusos. Island OF
Psosy. when 400 Bolonen snd so
ri6smes sstaoksd the Americana,
Who loss three killed, Lieut. 81. n !.
Kooots, Sesgt Kitchen cod Oorpl
Burns. oil Of Company F, 44th 10.
fantsy.
Corpl Barns wss boloed while
rseoonoisssiag and Lieut. Koouts
and Sergs Kitchen were pierced by
spesss while going to relieve On
outpost.
When the garrison 10 front attack.
cd the rebels 10 Of the latter were
killed None Of the other psrties Of
attscking natives made mach Of. .
stsud ssd the iusargents lost 103
killed oil told.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Death OF q Noted Gambler

BILLY" Msst. ,hs lsss Of the
ganblsrs Who fouod wealth sod fortunes
10 CAsslsssos . quarter sf ssptery
ego, 70 dad. Al The sims OF bic
beet wisaiass the common story 10 The
city vss sAss hs 'sould not 70. bic
ready eessy: 10 . basssl." bes like
usoy Of the people Of bic Glass hs died
10 poverty. HE lsss deal Vss to she
city hespissl. whore The gsnbIess scot
hin 70 b messsd. sad The local spors
ing fraternity. OF which hs wss 90
hosorsry, osobsr. barisd hin in
hssuslis sssssssy beside bic dead
soorsdss vhe hsd sssshs fortunes 10
The sims gsoss.
q Meek vss . !sslsbssssd esablse aud
wss ksowe 10 every gambling house is
shs Sossh. He bsloegsd se that slsss.
however. which bee almost passed
away. for hs did sos take irost rsnk
9Th the Gsmblsrs wbo are ssskisg easy
viosius seWsdsys. Msek 10 ssid 70
have played 10 every house OF note 10
ne Uoissd 6sssss. Hs ssus to Charles
700 years. ego lson New York aud il,
wss ssid that bic home yes 10 Albany.
bet be sever GOT letter 10 bic lie
except from gsmblsss aud absolutely
eo,Aies seald b. learned Of bic pes.
life.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
FROM THE WIRES.

Dubuqae, Iowa. Nov 2S.-As erder
came to oil tobacco dealers here today,
to as escs ship out Of the State their
entire stook of cigarettes aud cigarette
papers The order saas from tho
Amerisso Tobacco Compsoy and i. s.p.
posed se be due to tho cigarette case
decision of the supreme sOsrs Of the
United States recently.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Losdos. Nov 26. After con dem ping
shs govssonsosS rsfussl 90 "ruioous
sscsesy," the Daily Express goes 90
% describe Lord Ki,ehsser's "dsss,ie
plss OF opssssieps."
"Hs w,ll ssdssssr 10 isslass The soc.
wssdess." Il ssys, "aod to move sus.
pesssd Bosr lsuiliss into ssrrisooed
towns. Hs Will clear sroublssoos die.
srisss, sOeaoiog The population 10 lss.
gers. u Necessary. ssd wiIl take Or do
s''oy oil food. ssppliss. punish wsseh. .
cry By death OF wsssporsstioe, Ssss
s'llsgss guilty or trsasoosbls ssss and
destroy oil farms 10 The vieioisy Of rail
vsy 6r telegraph eussipg."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

oo6on. Nor. 36.-"Ths foreisn
- 1sve seyeed 70 demsod. D
- aspseisl dispatch hoa Pskiu.
= s.Sssss svssy .Siss itos .Ss
- 'D1ss gsls 20 sAe Tsioa Mos
~ eoeUeUo ~ vells IL sbs ioperisl
3orsas cities. . sssip Of Issd .
= NJ ssa 9 shisd - emile wide
- Gisss. Ressiso minister. bee
80 - yssld %. .ses iadsosity
- eac seas kisd Of . verbal
eSess ees ben srrsngsd."
nsssese rocs pub'ishss the
ron - rsrsn eorrespoed
Sesso osssscsy - n
- Vneos uow . ceoinet
W. - ws'esea - Dir Robert
49, - 49, Empssos
- % vculd % g'ad 10 return 10
~ soss me majesty woeId
- nce ifioreign troops were
- ~ IUse eossespoudsnt OF
ooeosSu sssssts shst "tbe Russisn
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
liasss lspes Negoli liations.
1n1f o3UP IN ROo0IBLE
S1DfTLBHBNT or DIP.
11R4MUEo. Sff's

y Itkis. Sssusdsy, New. 3l-Tbs
ooossie body held Gnsl meeting
- morning. end sgrsed upon the
60s Of the preliminary treaty.
ooAjog now reaaiUs except 70
1870 Shs approval Of the rsspeclivs
1vosoasnss bsSoss definite negotis
Ilono wish the Chissse peace oommis.
100 sss bsgun. -st
- pseeies tssns of The settle
- have sos yet bess nsde psb.ic
cD2 boz b % bslisved oaesids the
Coeoasie corps that shs msin poinss
- - esbseansial sgrsemsat With
- eopsoipsd IN tAe Preach note
- pe6sss. ssasly. punishmsnt
Il 81 guilty. isdeooity % govern.
Doo sed isdisidusls, retention of
oG )s3ssios gsssds and the eocu.
- q oestals places between
- "a Tsku ' ~
\ - yassy of Aasricsn cavalry went
~ 70 dispssss . sssd Of basdi,s
. villsgs 10 oilss from Pskia
- vulege- wss found strongly
1od. Ut che Anesiosos attacked
oopssssd u. killing sevsu Chinese.
- oooses sdies from 6ian ia 10 The
De)ooiel viSsssys ssd gsvsrsess or.
- 40 70 essss the nanuiscsure
Do1sss ePos end % ssvsvs 70 shs
l. ~ a wsspons. beessss modern
- ~bese psuss1 ssssrly ssslsss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Estate Of Mrs. Sarah n. Chan
dler. Decd.

A LII PERSONS having claims against
II said Estste will present same duly
.,iested, and eli persons indebted TO said
Estate will make payment at once 10
ROBT. A CHANDLER,
Nov 81, loOO-3ts AdDinistrator.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
0RvERAL ARE CONDEMNED TO
DEATH.

Mantle, Nov Is -Four nativee will
be hsogsd q Dsgupsn. Luson. next
Thursdsy They ere under oosvio
tion for arson sod murder, the vic.
tims Of the lssssr crime including
two American psisonsss The mill.
tssy coasts ere aow returning mum
cross death sentences upon nstives.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

.Constautinople. Nov 25.-A difficulty
has arisen between Germany and Tur-
key. The Ottoman government objects
to Germany using Far San Isispd, 10
the Red Sos, % . sosliog station snd
wishes to establish there . Torkish
depot accessible TO all tbs powers.
Germany. however. Insists that shs will
not abandon tho island.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Would Cost too Much.

Lesdes. Nov Is. I've understood, !"
tbs Daily Expssss THE uoroiog. "thss
Lord Roberto recently rsqass,sd the
sOvsramsat 70 sssd 10000 regulars to
Sossh Atsisa 10 relieve tbs sane puu
bss 10 ttts 1sld. bot sbss bic request
vss declined 90 The score Of expense" {"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Hsbsss, Nov rs AT . nes.ios
beld 10 Habsna today BY tbs opponents
OF Mgr Shsrret. bishop Of Habsps.
Geo Gomez presented . resolution that
all tho municipalities should send the
bishop kilograms ioforniog bin that
be vas not intended BY the Cabsus sud
asking bin to retire 10 favor Of .
Cuban soolesiastie AL the speakers
sfterwsrd accused Mgr Sharrot.i Of
being too much OF an Americas 10 this
poios Of view aud Of favoring ausexa-
tion to the United States.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

Be,lio, Nov 26 The following spe
eisl dispatch dated St. Pesersbug, Nov
70, 8 ~ .. N. has been received hero :
1T 10 psrsisteutly runored 10 st
Petersburg that tho cor aisiou of Em.
peror Nickelss 10 critical. Well
informed people here declared that The
disease bss made far greater progress
soso the csar's physicians have publicly =
:daitsed. A fatal issue 10 oov srsvsly
feared" ...
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28

The town Of Grafton. III. is .flie.s
With . epidemic Of black diptberis, and
tho rabbits sre charged With it. Il
seems that rabbits are unusually Bumer.
ous around there ibis year. aud tho
people have eaten them freely. Mssy
dead rabbits have been found 10 the
woods ADD Investigation shows that they
died Of dipsberi.
Some striking proof Of the close
connection between pure drinking
water and the health of the communi
" is afforded in the experience of
Chicago. From 1865 until 1859 the
average Of deaths from typhoid fever
10 the month OF November was 20.
During the past year the drainage
canal has been opened and people of
the city no longer drink water con,
tanning fever germs The number of
desths from typhoid fever has fallen
to an average of less than one Q day
and is not likely to be more than 23
for the whole month. The annual
death rate of the city has fallen to
10 Sc. if figured from the number of
deaths during the present month,
showing Chicago now to be o.
healthy 80 any city 10 the world
Augusta Chronicle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-01-25

Only one marriage license has been
filed at the Court House this week and
that one is dated today, Thursday,
January %. Mr.. Odin Kaurin,
photographer in Centralia and Miss
Ella Anderson, also claiming residence
in Centralia, are mentioned in the
license as principals. This marriage
will be another vindication of the
virtues Of the matrimonial correspond
ence bureaus conducted in our
progressive land. Mr.. Kaurin won his
fair bride-to-be by letter and the lady
arrived from Iowa two or three days
since to form the acquaintance of her
future mate. Mr.. Kaurin has four
children by his first wife, now cared
for at some state institution.