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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
Nc NAVAL pEMoNsrRATIoN

NO NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Trustworthy
Information has been received from
constantinople. says the London corre-
sponde,t of the Tribune. that the re-
ports that the American battleship
Kentucky win cali at Smyrna on her
way back to the far East and that
there will be something like naval
demonstration for the purpose Of In
fueneing the. Turk are unfounded and
no menace Of this kind is intended
1t is expected in official circles at
Constantinople that the American claim
for indemnlties for damages to mission
stations in Armenia win be settled by
the Turkish government as soon as a
practical method is found Of discharg-
ling those liabilities without establishing
precedent for other countries. Tile
Turkish government is anxious to get
rid of the American claims but 1t Is
bent upon doing it witiwut committing
itself to the general principle of respon-
sibility for the outragss which occurred
in Armenia and elsewhere. An ADJUST
ment Of the American claims will be
brought about in the course Of next
year. it seems. and no naval demon
stration win be required for enforcing
lit.
News comes also from Constantinople
that an agent Of the Cramps has been
attempting to negotiate contract for
the construction of a Turkish warship
in an American shipyard and that Mr..
Carnegie's firm has not failed in obtain
ing a large contract for the projected
road from Syria to Medina and Mecca
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Every Party Leader Expresses
DisapprOvai in the Reichstag.
GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR CHINA
Emperor and Empress Dowaser Threatened
With Death by Boxer Chief Ter
hble Famine In Sben 81
Province.

BERLIN. Nov. 24.-The reichstag de-
bates this week on the China indem-
nifty bill evolved a mass OF interesting
facts showing conclusively that En-
peror Williams personal China policy
for the last six months is either Who'll
ly or partly disapproyed by nearly the
entire nation. as evidenced by the fact
that every party leader has thus ex-
pressed himself. even the extreme con-
seryatlves. Buenow the reichstag. un-
less It is willing to precipltate the
grayest kind Of conflict. which 1t is
not must needs appropriate a sum al
ready expended.
Another even more noteworthy fact Is
that the reichstag for the first time
since the empires creation indulges in
free and unrestricted criticism OF the
emperor's words and acts. every party
sharing therein without once being in
terfered with by the president OF the
house. This is regarded by leading
parliamentarians as an important gain
for Germany.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
ENrHrslAsM IN BIsRLIx.

BERLIN. Nov. 2l-I'hcre Is great
Kruger enthusiasm here. The papers
are commenting approvingly on the
Boer statesmGn's reception in France
and arrangements have been made by
the German committee to send a million
postal cards. prettlly illustrated. ten
derlng Mr. Kruger the sympathy Of the
German nation. for distribution By the
Transvaal counsel. General Harris
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
ELEcTRIc MILL DESTROYED.
Dam Broke at Jacksonville. Near Tilla-
nook. Yesterday.

TILLAMooK, Ore. Nov. A-The
dam of the electric saw mill near
Tillamook broke at 4 O'Clock this
morning. The mill was situated in a
gulch and when the dam broke above
the mill an immense body of water
went down. number Of trees with it,
and struck the saw mill and carried it
quarter of a mile below, completely
demolishing 1t and covering it with deb
ris. near the bunk house. The dynamo
and power house Just escaped as the
gulch widens there. Had this occurred
during the daytime the mill hands
would have been swept down as well.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
rwENrY-sIx DROWNED.
Steamer stolaf Wrecked in Lower st.
Lawrence.

QUEBEC. Nov. 24-The steamer Sto-
laf coasting between this port and
Esquimaux point In the lower St. Law
renee. has been wrecked of Seven ISL
ands and all on board perished. nine
teen OF the crew and seven passengers.
The stolaf left here Sunday morning
last on her last trip TO Esquimaux point
carrying the government mail. passen-
gers and a large cargo. The last news
OF the stolaf until this morning was
that she had left sheldrake wednes-
day. Shortly after this a signal station
dispatch reported rough weather with
gales OF wind and snow and it is sup
posed that during one Of these gales
the stolaf ran ashore on the rocks at
the entrance Of Seven islands. as the
dispatch states she was wrecked on
Roule island.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
ExEauAruR AqA1N REFusEp.

ENEQUATuR AGAIN REFUSED.
coNsTANTINoPLE. Friday. Nov. %.
= United States Charge d'Affairss Gris-
com called upon Tewhk Pasha. minis
ter Of foreign Affairs. yesterday to urge
a settlement Of the difficulty in relation
TO the granting Of an exequatur to Dr.
Thomas II. Norton, who some time ago
was appointed by the president to cs-
tablish consulate at Harpoot. The
Porte. however. Is firm in its refusal
TO grant the request for an exequatur.
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Turkeys Refusal TO Grant Exc.
quatur Calls for ReprisaIs.
OUR CONSUL NOT WANTED
Station to Which He Was to Be Seat Is
Where American Missionary Prop
erty Was Destroyed During
Armeuian Trous!es.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-,rhe Turk
ish authorities having refused to grant
the exequatur to DR.. Thomas $. Norton
TO act as United States consul at Har-
poot. indications point to some retalIa-
tory measures On the part Of our gov
eminent in the near future.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
M'KINLEY A GUEST.
Attended Wedding of Daughter of Ex-
Postmaster-General Gary.

BALTIMORE. Nov. "a President
Mckinley was a guest at the wedding
Of Miss Lillian Gary, daughter Of the
former postfnaster-general to Robert
Coleman Taylor. of New York, which
took place here today.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
CAR REPORTED DEAD

LONDON. Nov. 24.--A news agency
here says 1t is reported that the Prince
Of Wales informed the Marlborough
Club that the czar Is dead. There is
no confirmation Of the rumor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25
DAVIS BARELY ALIVE.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 24.-The fight Of his
tremendous will against physical dis
ease has alone kept Senator Davis
alive for the past twenty-four hours.
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NOTED D1ETETIc DEAD.

LONDON, Nov. 24.-John Lawson
johnson. Of kiugwood, Kent, a noted
dietetic expert, died today at Cannes.
France Of syncope. He was born in
1889.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25

cliyltles looms up 10 keenly that II Is
doubted II the daily bulletins from IL
yadda are awaited any more keenly in
Russia than In Great Britain.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25

Within few years. It may then be ne
cessary to take up the subject Of fis-
cal control OF the Internal taxes Of
China as well as the customs.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-25

DowAGER EMPRESS WORSE.
LONDON. Nov. 24.-A special dis
patch from Shanghai says that an Of
fetal telegram from sInan Flu confirms
the report OF the illness OF the dowager
empress and says her condition has
become considerably worse.
The evening world., 1900-04-26
CHILD STOLEN
BY GYPSY BAND
Fourteen Year Old Girl
Found in Their Camp
Near BInghanton.

BINGHAMToes. n. T.. Apsii Mn,
sheriff last night captured . gsng ol
ppsles charged with stealing fourteen
feEr-od gfr and lodged them in the
'ounty jail.
The child 10 Margaret Dundon. the
PRETTY daughter OF Afr and Mrs. Patrick
pundon. Of this city.
Several days ago a gang OF gypsies
pcated on the outskirts OF this city and
began fortune telling. The child was
anxious 10 have her fortune told and
made her way 10 the camp. Her beauty
attracted the wanderers. who saw In
Der q fortune as gypsy queen and
fortune teller.
They held out al kinda OF Inducements
10 get her TO Join them. but she hest.
Aied. Then, while she was In camp,
hey suddenly pulled up stakes and. TAX.
ng hsr with them. disappeared.
When the child failed 10 come home
Tuesday night. her parents called on sew
,Tal OF her companions. and from one OF
.hem learned that she had visited Ire
fyrsy camp IN the afternoon. and had
Tot finct Deen seen. rearing tue NoTtt'
hey applied TO the police for aid. and
detectives began securing the country.
r. ey found that a crowd II gypses had
passed north. carrying with them q child
answering the description Of the one
taken. and late this afternoon Sheriff
Inderiied ran down the gang near Mara
thon.
The girl was with them. and she was
brought TO this city. The gypsiss said
taa, she wen; OF her own accord. tn,
;hey w!li be held to await trial for ali
duc;ion. The gang had been engaged IN
horse trading, and saw In Miss Dundon
q drawing card IN !ortune-teiling.
They promised to make her queen OF
the tribe II she would keep quiet and do
Is they sdvised.
The evening world., 1900-04-26

The engagement Of Miss Haiti,
Garnmell to Thomas Shaw safe. on
EnElishman. has been announced "a
Misc Gammell's most intimate friends
u Newport In q cablegrsm
Miss Gammell. who Is now abroad. ID
b richest young woman In America IN
Der own right. Her fortune is vsriousiy
estimated At from 10000 TO Ns0o.ooo
Mr. Safe 10 said 10 DO man Of means
and an explorer OF note.
Mss GAmnell 10 q beautiful girl. az
expert borsewoman and bicycle rider,
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and fond OF out-of-door sports. she ID
ne daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
William OAmmeil. OF Providence. Hss
faihsr owned q large amount o. real
estate here. Her mother dtsd thrse
years aga. from the effects Of q rough
Passale. across the EngliBh Channsi
from Calais. leaving an lmmsnss estate.
II Mr.. Safe has won the charming
family to marry an EnrIishmsn He IL
sister 10 the wife Of Arthur Herbert. "
the British diplomatic corps. Another
sister 10 Mrs.. Y, II. q. Slater, ana her
brothers are Robert Ives dammen and
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terms in front Of hi. house or NOV.

terms In iron, Of his house or move
The proper number OF Alderman
couxhiin's residence IL II but when b.
sav that number on hi. door n. wss
terribly alarmed.
''Huliy reer' h said. couldn't a.
elected doE-'atcher MD Dat hoodoo ON
de door" and 50 he changed his number
10 IN.
A. result everybody uho goes down
70 Harmon Court 10 call on the Alder
gnn hrst rtnes up the family next door.
7aa1 y vha< haopsas1 49, . v1sitss
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went down last night TO call on he A..
derrnan. The yomsn who came 10 the
door was angry v,~ar through.
NO" sbe said. dsciie,liy. "AldsrmAn
courhl.n docs not Tive here. Alisfnsn
Coughlin lives neat door. 80 I've told
over IN people within a we~s. Alderman
Coufhlin has 20 move or ! vii"
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Pati II New York. vas IN a reassvs
~ oOd Yesterday. lie was standing AZ kis
commitieeScom window. gaming COZ into
the hcauflful sunshine and upon the
green lawns surrounding the Can't Il
Building II vas alain that he vac moi
pleased vita the result Of yesterday's
vote on the Quay case. Turning to 1h@
World Correspondent he saii;
THE present Il a0fhinxs n
the futpFe--f dof't - much n =
And a. for yesser1aY--wM 49,
wafer which has nens ere ~ -
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MAXWELL CENSURED.
school saperistenaess Rsppes fsI
HIS Action IN the Resrdsn
Case.

The Board OF Education has passed q
resolution censuring Superintendent Of
schools william n. Maxwell for his nc.
ton IN the Reardon case.
Reanion made application for a prin-
e,p.rs license IN Manhattan. IL was
refused because in the two years he "a,
supposed 10 b. preparing for the posi-
ION. A. required hy law. he was teach.
NJ. Immediately aftervard a xcertih-
vie was granted 10 him permitting him
o teach IN Brceklyn Qneens and Rich
Dr. Maxwell. a the lBetting- o. the
card Iass night rad lvng deeeneA
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evening MINIS NCrdioa. Man,.u. AMI
harsn-oldcu. snd Messr- Rcririr and
Pefoti VIII sing Hsnr. MsrteAn. Inc
'inlinis'. Will PLAY and the Damrn.r,
orchestra viii contribute the orrhcstrii
music W Bourks Cochran viii deliver
az address
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GREW 7 INCHES In 3 WEEKS
csssuaDsfvs,s MsyvslIeus Growth
DuriaG ME Last
Illness.

Bedridden BY consumption. Harry
DrbSie. eighteen years old. OF Ten,h
street and Avenue c. grew seven niche.
In two months.
The lad s.ood hvs feet Ave inches
when 10 was forced to give up his po-
sitlon and 20 TO bel. He wasted ter.
ribly for q for,nigh, before he died.
When the undertaken measured him
he found HE length was slx feet. The
members OF HE family would not be.
lisve II untn they measured for them.
selves.
DR.. Mossr. Of - Hast Tenth street.
attended Dr1bb,e. lie could no, account
for The sudden growth.
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rs MIu's STYLISH SPRING
TOP coAfA b m psas tn ~
~ esvset a. tssstha vitA oxfssd
- cd vssvs1 10y ~ ana pr.
81 - - Ss' ND s. 90
01V op1lNe SUITS, . Wv
49, ~ = ssasst fien, III standard
sBtc1y vodohn neossiale, 10 MIXTURES -
NJ = p0nlD8 s01sts, Aasdsomsly ~
~ VI oBsbas- lssasesd vests, proper
iyhss1 - tsiAes6 snsoaeAsuf; - IN
;;;;s'i3 EsSiS'hH s;s; csc 4 bRsHI
NM AND WORKING TR0U-
SBRA visssasg patterns in strictly
woplAsa csodnsEn. = well = Unios wos-
ses61 WI nsls ~ perfect ntting.
:; ;c5 s FINE spa1uI 3l
COATS is pspsias iight dAadss, a. well 20 |
psy ~ 0KSsd mined, VII coilsrs II tn |
sa1s nsosstsls O. Of vsivst, sess IS 10 |
- psfs, vvssA ~, - sss . AHI
ts-onsw q e. SOl
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NO Is IN HIS

.nathhssse Jshs" Cssshiis Seeks
70 DSAge the Hsease ~ Chsss-
fss nis Mousse Member 20 iiir
CHICAGO. April S-The family tina,
resides the sext door east Of Alderman
"nsthhouss John coushiin's house IN
Hsrnsa csart announces that tire A.
ennas must sitksr taaG - Rem ianp
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Former Mayor Left ssT zoo.

Former Mayor John W Hunters all.
hled for probate yesterday. showed that
tire estate 10 vaiued at Es.op The tss-
tsters ds1shis. Mari. gets the house
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Wsmsn's Nsasrmx,-
tins. Wrxspsrs and

"ns WSsSps,s a.a
H0So1Ss Absolutely elssn and
new gooas It peiess thst would not
bay evea secee1e q ether stores:
W0lHu'S DnAW1Ra-Assu, s.
assss pin, ~ q . 90 quality d
nuslia, Win ysoD la1ds; Trimmed win
VIZ esahfie m1ss, q, pr 70
pair, /SC
woMENs GOWNS, nd. Of a.
finest quality Of, heht vsIsht nusi:n !;
small yckss wiah cl.s{lsssf tuen; Earmssf
GE.shsd Win besi6 snd esnkzic IN
ru1ss (3tes customer ssiy), q oSC
w0MEN's WRAPPERS, If psssty
striped lawn, n III shaass, neatly trinmsd
viii bslid, mf1sd bsstsllss szd ruf- on
As9oona sk1rt; I'm ts-nonsw a OSC
w0MHN'S WRAPPERS, /. iisst
weight pgcaiss Of Q geo1 quality, fasey
yoks n trimming. ssd rulns around skirt,
win q - al cur vTappsn IT. n a
perfectly; te-nsuuv's psics, oaiy voc
MAIDS APRONS, q s,s isv,. u,ae
sxtss hsee WITH wids hen, Dc "a
s6iae - psthst, 1t 100
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hold property and silverware. and the
remninteT vii be divided between the
fh,se children.
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Harness ssa Horse

o. The better the har-
SOO0S' ness, the greater the
security. Poor harness Isn't cheap
It any Price, but good harness 10
cheap at Big Store prices, the like Of
which you won't find qusted else
where for goods Of equal merit.
The evening world., 1900-04-26

Ole KatD Department
presents this splendid special for
Bargain Friday:
$40 Dozen MEMS SAMPLE
DERBY HATS, ample lines Of III.
consolidated hstters Of Dsnbury, Com. IN
all the newest Spring shapes and eoiorings,
fully worth Si.7s, S1.oo, s,.is and
$50 apiece; . choice for to- r nm
Morrow st I VU
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1000 Dozen
NMsstx2eAsa o. :, : , very
TG1s.v cass., i li,, " %:;i
made, On sale Bssssin Friday,
st, each, I'M

$40 BOYS SPRING TOPCOATS.
ns1s d nsesy esvsts, 10 tn ana lIrht
bfevn eescts, - well - 0xfssds ana risy
mixtuIee. ~ . 10, fully = -
wstA N.S, - nh ts-nassVv 80, oN
$50 BOYS 7-0ARlGHNr SUITS.
nsAs u sntetiy vssliss mstsusis. an a
staadasd mils' nshs ~ Of IT, cbsSeest
Spnag pattsfss, naAs With rssn3osced sests
ssa knsss, ~ bsys sged % ~ and q
full y valus, % ssls te-nss. a %
ass BOYS PRETTY BLOUSE
SAILOR SUITS, d s,,,.1,l ,s.,,.
natssisb 10 pretty fancy eelsisGs, a. well
- blue, tffmmst with IN ssutseks o. en-
tsvt6sry, sses ; 70 10, worth 80
fsliy e3es, % sale to-nduev 1t \. o.
YOUNG AnfBRIcA-rs. new ,uuu.,
cutting suit foe isds agei , % u, mad IN
The iesuistioa amy styis, cost ana loss
psnts ns1s Of last os,orsl bloc KshS
eieth, trinnsl h dinssssf osiors 70 rrpr,-
mt - 6esssst fanlD--s be Improve
nsnt - ~ nessk Ri6s g Dewey -
Suit; - sals Bargain Fri1ay Of d2c
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will again demonstrate the Big Stores price
superiority by affording you opportunities
for the purchase Of first-class dependable
merchandise without flaw or blemish at
quotations that at other stores never occur
except for goods that for some reason are
not desirable.
We consider it our special mission to
supply better goods for the same money or
the same goods for less money than else
where, and the effort for tomorrow, if merit
counts, should certainly be crowned with
great success.
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H For Bargain Friday
new In Innings, which 10 bound to
become very popular. Here II 10:
LINEN CANVAS LINING, for spri.r
and summer nee, light IN weight, Already
shruak ana shsped to 1t the bottom Of
skifts, inches 10 width, at, pei q
yard, &C
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A Remnant Sale of
COTTON Sesas
a. a.. ~ n.r sV ~,ra. So asd g.

at, per YARD, w """ 90
4 hg eollsesiea, containing cont
vsgy desirable Rs1nants Of Wash
Fairies d III kisls, suitabls iu
vaists, wrapper, dresses and chill
dsen's wear, priced at fer below their
actual value.
The evening world., 1900-04-26

The stock consists OF fine roses violets, chrysan
chds buttercups, cowslips and daisies also fruit and
foliage. Nothing finer imported by any one and for
Friday we offer them in special lots at these prices
Lot IA choice Of flowers worth up 70 7Se for 1Qc
Lot IA choice Of flowers worth up to sieei0r zoe
Lot "a choice Of nowsn worth up to uSefsr 3oc
UNTRlM4ED STRAW HATS-A hsss Of
h.ads H. latest sAsp. ..d ~ esp sud- 90 %
~ ayAss u. 7ss Nss apiece for <Sc an use
.s .i S.as :: - s: :sss 2 So = T5M s. 90
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Bargain Friday in the
Wlzhne,y department.

We have just purchased from q leading Fifth
Avenue importing millinery house, upward Of 1000
cartons Of fine French Flowers for trimming, which
will be placed on sale on our bargain counters to-
morrow a.
"a and "a RsgxAay Price.
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N,nes and .Elquor,.
HUNTER" PURE RYE, on
esiy ! bottles to . customer, bot. QUO
HENNESSEY BRANDY, , m
imported. Per bot, IL ~
CHOICE CLARET, zINFANDEL
AND BURGUNDY, gown % the hills
Of sonons and Nspa Counties, Cal, ae-
ossdisg 10 vintage and quality, m
including jug. Sc, zoe, ss<., IL w
cALIFOR MIA PORT AND
SHERRY, seonnesded BY physiciass
ios purity; also hne toeie and rood blood
mai~, PEI gal, i'eiudinS//S.
|csSox's RYE wHlsKEy, ~ ~
NJ, VERNON RYE, pr s.1,, ~
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NAI1s Seeds. ,s So r ;
Bargain Friday prices on correct and
sayllsh materials, for graduating and
Confirmation dresses, bridesmaids
dresses, ETC.:
WHITE INDIA LINON, ..
coLoRED 6R6xHSiis, yc ye
y inehss viae, 1t, Pr yard, Esc
WHITE DOTTED SWISS,
w = NH: vs. r,SSsts:ssRs e. 1ys .ss, Eoc
DIES, Is IN w, ct, pa yssa, E5c
WHITE SWISS NULL, ,o/
70 isehss vids, at, per yard. ESc
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1900-12-22
OLD TIME PLAYS.

An effort is being made to have
some Of the Old-time plays. as per-
formed by Frankfort actors with
Frankfort costumes, reintroduced
'at the Opera House, with such of
the actors as are alive in their orig
inal cast
Mr.. J. b. Dryden, in Bombastes
Furioso, and in his rendition of Ten
Nights i'm a Bar Room, were wont
to draw crowded houses.
The play of VIM. Tell was per-
formed in stable with DR.. Ply
THAN as Tell. The boy was re-
quired to dodge to make the apple
fall as the archer was not an Xpert.
The Tell company cleared enough
to declare a dividend of % cents all
round except as to one man, and as
Mr.. Tom Ford was usually dilatory
i'm attending rehearsals, he was
expelled so as TO make the 25 cents
90 around even.
Mr.. Dryden's famous electrical
shock to the dead man i'm Ten
Nights was a decided success and
as Mr.. Noble Lindsey says was
considered "a great joke in those
days.
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A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.

One OF the prettiest weddings OF
the season was that of Mr.. VIM.
Frank Barrett and Miss Ellen Wood
ruff Johnson, which was solemn
IL ID at the Methodist Church on
Wednesday afternoon at . O'Clock,
by Rev. J. r. Savage, pastor of the
Oh nch.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with palms, and was filed
with the friends of the contracting
parties.
Mr. Barrel is the youngest son of
the late Hon. VIM. +. and Mrs.
Margaretta Brown Barrett, and is a
handsome and popular young man.
He is also a half brother of Hon.
Jack Barrett, State Senator from
Louisville. He is employed in the
Civil Engineer department of the
Kentucky river under the L. S.
Government.
Miss Johnson is one of Frankfort's
prettiest and sweetest young girls,
the daughter of he late MIR. W.
Stapleton and Mrs. Kate c. John
son, and niece of Hon. f. II. Tay-
Tor. jr.
They are both great favorites in
our best social circles.
Miss Rebecca Johnson was maid
of honor and Mr.. Mason Brown
Barrett best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Anita Berry, of Anita
Springs; Elizabeth Hazelrigg, of
Frankfort;M Mary Lyle, of Louisville,
and Mary Hendrick Swigert, of
Frankfort. The groomsmen were
Messrs. John Mason Scott, of Louis
Vile; John M. q. Watt. Henry F.
Lindsey and Mason Preston Brown,
of Frankfort Little Miss Elizabeth
Rankin Taylor and Buford Hen
dricil, jr., were flower girl and boy.
There was a reception at the home
OF the BRIDES mother after the we'd
ding, and later Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
left on the c. & o. train for Louis
vile, and will take quite an ex-
tended bridal trip to the eastern
cities.
The presents were very numerous
and cXquisitely beautiful, in the
latest designs of cut glass and
silver.
After the return of the happy
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1900-12-22
SAD DEATH.

On Saturday morning last, at an
early hour, DR.. Alvin Duvall, jr.,
was found dead i'm his room at the
home of is mother, on Steele street,
South Side.
He was a genial. talented and
accomplished physician. He had
filled the position of Assistant Ply
stefan at the Eastern Lunatic Asy-
lum and, for several terms, that of
City Physician.
He was about 80 years of age and
unmarried. He was son of the
late Judge Alvin Duvall. His
health had been poor for some time
and his death was not surprise to
those who knew him best.
The funeral ceremonies were con-
Quoted from the family residence on
Monday morning, and the remains
were placed in the family lot in
our cemetery.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1900-12-22
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