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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-30
Forest Fires.

Duluth, April 27.-Advices from
Ashland, Wis, report the first serious
forest fire of the season yesterday
afternoon, when 10000 feet of hem
lock logs were burned neal Mellen,
n a Wisconsin Central passenger
train got by the fire with difficulty.
Fires scattered along the south shore
OF Lake Superior and near Iron river
and Muskego are said to be very bad.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-30
Latest Life Saving Apparatus.

A pitch cloak is the newest form Of
life saving apparatus. 1t is a Swiss
invention. It weighs about one pound
and will keep a fully equipped soldier
above the surface of the water. 1t has
waterproof pockets In which food and
drink may be carried. as well as blue
lights in case the wearer is ship.
wrecked in the night.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-30
An Ode to Spring.

.-
o spring. o gentle spring.
welcome thee.
Since thou dost bring
To me
New Joy. new hope, new everythingi
O'spring, I greet
Thee gladly with thy sweet,
Warm breezes from across the hills,
With thy blue Sky
And rushing rills.
Since with thy coming !
May HE
Once more away
Unto my Mlcle's, with my winter overcoatl
Hail, gentle spring, l say:
float
In ecstasy!
Tomorrow, in the gayest haunts Of men
I'll proudly feast,
For. oh, it seems to me
My benjamin must be
Still good for ten
At least!
Chicago Times Herald.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-30
Origin.

Con game. eh? That is short for
confidence game. l presume?"
mo: con game is SO called from Con.
necticu1. Ware it originated in Puritan
times."-Detroit Journal.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-30
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABlETs

Are sold on q positive guarantee. Cures
heartburn, raising of the food, distress
after eating or any form OF dyspepsia.
One little tablet gives immediate relief.
p cts. and so cts, For sale by Chapple
Drug Co.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-30
TIME TABLE,
Billings, Mont.
LINCOLN,
OMAHA,
CHICAGO.
ST. JOSEPH
KANSAS CITY.
ST. LOUIS,
SAN FRANCISCO

r. -.-.sHH oAAAAA = .+#-.#
and all points east. south and west.
TRAINS ARR1vgE AND DEPART AS FoI14ow
No u. Passenger. daily, Chicago, st.
Louis, Kansas City, st. Jo-
seph, Atchison, Omaha, Lin
coin, Denver, California, Col
orado and Texas points.
Nc. Al. Passenger. daily from above
points. Arrive. ........ LIS am
No. 40. Freight. daily, Sheridan and
intermediate points. Leave. 1000 am.
No. -. Freight, daily, from Sheridan
and intermediate points.
Arrive 500 Az
Sleeping. dining and reclining chair
cars (seats free) on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked &c
any point in the United States or Can
ada.
For information, maps, tables and tick.
cts call on or address j. Z. Harrington,
Agent, 81. B. Segur, General Agent, Bill
ngs, Mont. or j. Francis, General Pas.
sen9er Agent. Omaha. Neh.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-30
Big Amusement Circuit.

he body has not been recovered.
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nor Wonp. ~ u,con p,,vrs
-, As.~rbivuass smith H"sses wan by re
mtfL. 90 wcurhe.tsr pspabu6an.

lrNkUr-. y s. Frr a. 4 -rusas'inn
vp, created h.r. ln-' 1izi.' At the VII ~ Z
'ra annual dmurr pf 'ho Ir.u'u len %.
whom Nssnrrhi, u.HY AIRED . smith ~ Norut
Vernon. o Republican. ,.cuarf ''" h"ruh.f-
.1n ,Utry no N,4fotrst.r county - t'rg
i..I.nrar Tho .rI'ur - 'h' evening t.'
h,g ur George ~'rohritRr of stamford.
Conn had ..-t 'rI-lrd q rrlngN II p-r,ii"u!
Lincoln S.t me word II politics rti been
l-cd uy az - 'hs preceding si.",sers.
NJ smith followed the clergyman and after
r4,Irs tribute ro iu,oln. said
"pp you 'huk. g"u'l"won. that Lincoln
ro'rs' and upright. would have 'nnftscrnd' 4
90 rrrogui1e no corrupt Republican party
Of thi- ,o.ut,, In % place 10 the county "a
thcra = fair rrinlry holi Money Is - NOR,
importance. 80 tl. leaders Il an Iar'y l"vRlty.
few r..u C't together IN Whi'e Plains and
with ~. Judoln,us 10" ~ money nominate
their own mon for orlce. This coteTie SALE
powerful and should he overtArovn
Ia" dinner tiok" Up IN confusion
Pr,-ldrut John e. shafts Df the water Board
and N,or iosII- Suthrrltud took exception
% smith > -tIlarkr NIu''s shook bis fat
n smiths fl," and remarked That he W.,
A damned hlr smith D' cred 10 bet slu0
that ne could prove all be- had said Tus
encounter Then bee tfpe - persprNl that
fricu ds sieppod m ard 'aTtrd tine Two L.ra
Just astlny we're almost nc blows
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TOWy ELECTIONS Up THE sTALR.
Democrat, Gain In Iiosa County and Win In
Iicrkimer and s,hu,icr

IN" Democrats made gains ~ tho election =
Ia Ilo.a count, YESTERDAY. They carried
tho Democratic toHn Of roEa and tho Ho-
publican towns ui NcvIrh valley Gad Ei,h-
ford for supervisors and also several min n
onlccs. The board stands seven Ropubli-
cans 70 three Democrats
The Board u Supervl-nrs ~ Hcrk imcr
county, which had u Republican majority
last year OF SIX. has 10y Yesterday y election
a Democratic plHiullt, of one
Ia Schut leg count, ret trTdd. the pruocrnts
gained control Of the Board o. supervisors
To- one majority
day resulted IN bcmuC.otlC victory. IN tie
election Of a justice ot the iio1rr, four cru-
stables. an asses .or and tour uVt OF ,lA alder
m,u. Two Republican 'Iud dates NVTo
elected t. tho o"iDc VI alderman.
In ~ Lawrence COUNT tur"o Democratic
AMI tTontl -n.uc L"puDiClH SuprrN isu's
were elected. lAfso. with the four D'IO-
cratic supervisors pr"' Ios,'y eu"tCd from
the citv o. Ocd.nshLrc, will .nnl" the board
stand ~ Eepunhcans 20 Dem, rats. Last
wear the board stood q .opulliVaus To- :
Democrats \ new town has been added
N tho county during the past year. Ia
Ocdsn-hurc the Republican, elected their
entire ticket hN malorI'irs ranrt1s from
G3 20 gI.
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Auction Of spiendid Textiles.

Appreciation OF the embrode bro
cadr, AMI lsces offered Mt the American Art
GALLERIES showed no diIninutton yesterday
afternoon. at the second days salc OF the Col-
lsction displayed thors by vital Benguat
Of London. An Itahau all 'r cloth IN petit
point handenhrnld ANCESTRY, the up-
sst pro. o.. Witch $1,000 had bccu with
,lrnwu. sold FOR $3.50 auoth,r, u Mlan">o
l1cc aouncc OF the 'ev@n'een'h century. vRl-
ned o, $50. s,ld for tlU. 'dddi',Dt -; WIth
the cot Of ATM - Wi,lltm ", 'o.d
At gl.O rban WRIGHT bought cha,u-
bic of the EsrGIsSauCc in garnet velvet,
embroidered IN -.!N and gold. with medallion
adurumoUt-. for E52j. nissGl Of 1914 sold
for $50 a silk court dress for sllJ. a mggniu-
icent crimson satin covetlsl.. embroidered
II six, probably 20 years old. Tor slj, "A
Gotluc velvet GirIneTt Tor t1H.
An exquisite Geno",c table cover oi mo
sixteenth century, of cream and sold cut
velvet, valued ut siuOp. sold for t3Ul and
hrautlftl Ncret!in hanging of red velvet.
embroidered IN silk and gold, with pearls.
for 500
The total OF vesterdIy's price. cycceded
sii.u,0 bringing IN" proceeds OF The silo
% date 70 above t2O.Upp
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HrsRtND rANISHrD VIM ssnoo.
wifs ~ Mason. who wsai wea sp p-an-..
want, D,yotts.

Agnes p Mason has brnusht SUIT 'or
d'ni & divor." dgaiust Frank 4 Ma
and supreme Court Justice Ca. .lor In Hrrue-
Iyu granted motion r"-terday to serve th"
compl1irt and summon, on the defend
by publication Mamie GRADY IN named q,
0or"rIoudcrt Tho couple we're married "a
Isss and have three children Mrs Mls"n
alleges that her husband ahsnd her On
NaTCu II. ISsp lie Was then employed by
the tiruhr'uk Steam Boiler Company -
secretary Mrs Mason alleges that JaIres
Moran In. president u the company, told
her that her husband mad sbscouded with
larze amount u muucy. and hat he had been
traced 10 Omaha
Secretary y { Anderson said last night
that Mason had gone Ou a business trip ~
Omaha and had taken - o"O. which wa,
CHARGED against him a. he had not fled any
expeuse account The . Npeuses Of the trip,
Mr.. Anderson sild. might wipe out tn" charge
'NLlSuus il11ppedraHDd ~ ss mysterious
af4ir He went - omaha on business and
we have never seen ~ hoard OF him since.
The sun., 1901-02-14
M MAHEIEn

ANiPBI1l..-Lu tlDuW on Tuesday, Feb IL.
1907. at ST stephen, church, Providence. Il l..
Edwin PrRu Campbell io Jean ' lolet Lithgow.
EDMONDS MAY on Tuesday. FEB, ~. 1901,
s,phl'adrptla, Pa, walter - Edmunds II
Ncw York ip sarah MAY, daughter OF tht Rev.
nF. Joseph May.
LOUD ..lIALlOWEl.I.-- on Tuesday FEB. -, 1901.
stilc residence ~ n. BRIDES Ih'euts In West
M~df'rd Mas. Joseph Prince Loud " Boston
10 Maria llauowcu. dSughtcr OF NChard J., and
Anna u. Hallo~cli No cards
MORRIS GOODWIN. on Wednesday, Feb. -.
IpNi nl tho rrld,'stnthcr TIE Rev. francis Good.
win. at h's residence. hartford. Own. BENJAMIN
Ntstar Morris j., TO Alice IruN Oh Goodwin.
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EVIDENCE or TVO VRFCRS.
steamer Iucernc. with thirty Men. Relieved
to lie Lost Big S,hoonrr Goes Down.

steamer Iucerno. With thirty Men. Relieved
to lie Lost Big sohooner Goes Down.
ST JouS's, y r. Feb i3.--Eyidencc Of
two shIpwrcoks has been found along tho
coast Tho first Ia probably the steamer
Luuarna and the second Is a three-mastci
schooner Tho first occurred near Bacalieu.
forty miles north Of ~ Johns. and tho second
close to this port An agent Of tho company
which owns tina Lucsrne says bridge
which has como ashore is apparently ths
steamers Everything points oouvincincly
toward I've luocrur She wHr inward.
bound cual laden. and J.u days overdue
~Ac probably drove 1shuTc during q c heavy
fog, rot s"c'ng the BuuA.cu light and fuuu-
dcrcu IN deep water This iheurJ il llAely -
De found correct when buIts can reach tie
island and get NJ tho wrccAagr. which J.,
sure 20 be- lodged on the ellis thero She had
aboard and probably seven moro -rHfu,u
size W.- bringing hcm" from England, wh"rN
they had l"nn landed after hrluc taken ~
the wat"TiugE"d hrlRau'Inc EMul Itor U
mldoc"al Al haUGs TrSIivd Gu = Johns
and suburbs IrlcadS r III" crow naturally
refuse io or"dit hS loss ou this evidence,
but are hoping RH bst hUus
The other disaster was disclosed nv y white
pine spar, reported yesterday At NIckLrld
and which driftsd ashore tu-dsv II II forty
-four feet long, aud fisher iueu s.iv II l. a sI.-
DclouglpE tp a thr"C-n1-'.d ',uuoIrr Il
had apparently not been inmCr~sd man.
davs being fresh and FREQ from sca slime
luugrd is IvIus ou Lle bottom mot tar Ii .taut
and an EFFORT Will te made Tomorrow t. locate
her 4 lot If minor wreCkHge, door Nqrel-
plnuks aud other neterlal has come ashore.
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DIED.

BApCLAN. At Ncvbu'gA. y y, on Monday.
FEB n. 1901, Peter Barclay. In th- t'th year
OF hls age.
BiISu. On Tuesday. Feb. "a 1901. at hs
residence, g Washington SO. North. John -
nhsh In Ais 7'ih j"sf
Fuarral private.
EVANS. IN TUESDAY, rev - 1901, .n,tr.i into
les, TIE Rev. lrmltl Evans. In his SctA year
funeral services li las late rosldcucc 5ii lafay
cip aS.. BrOoily Il. uH Thursday. le1. ia. isJl
btSP VI. ir"LtN and comrades ~ First New
York Lincoln osNa.D are tn,,itd.
LEACH. ~ Las cruces. y. NJ. ON Noncsy,
Few. u. lpIL r. " n Lescn
Nupce Of i.uetN Acf'aftu.
pINTI on Wednesday, morning. Feb ia 1907.
ut iu. I..tl ah,LH- Hotel. >rv AolA uty. llI.n
Irr. rlre'1v wife - Thomas Collier pat
Srd ln.s!jrr q TIC a'c CHARLES oIlU Esrstov
of uNtgr. =.
F,le-ll ',ia,'s "iu hr lcld At III. Flfih Avenue
Hotel or FRIDAY. rcp. IS. 1871, at O'Clock A NJ
RUS5I!.' on I.c,Gay. Teh y. 1901 Stella
Gputrlch. We ~ charles Harm Russ,r
Fuu-'N services at ths r"sideroc u Ler husband
i:;y Poclac VI, brooklyn, on fncay evening
Feb. 10. 1901 ats O'Clock.
THE KENSiCO GENET ERY -phvA,- station,
Harlem Railroad - minutes Hdr from the Grand
Central btpnt ohl~, 10 Last 42d 81
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WtNT NO SPRING ELECTIONS.
Measure 20 Abolish Them Introduced In the
New JsrscN ieEi.iatuTe.

TRENTON. y }. f"b } Assembl yman
M-ekrr ~ luIou, introduced d Dil In the
Legislature to-day To- abolish spring cleo
tiors IN all the cr'.rS 900 Sew Jersey. The
E"uublican leaders - u''i hCrn New jersey
want Su,u Ivr'.Iu: .uu 100 ''dos that all cleo
tom may Toe LrIG Ir tire fHl They "a IL 10
measure to reduce '!r't On cNpenses Ana
therefore IA ~" Jg'n" D.. i"f"et but tho rural
- tious are astii.t f.' .UuuN HtIun aud will
r.'tI-. 10 ruppor' fH" u.ll they want mu-
ni,ipai o"l,cT- elected 90 "a day when no State
or natiuia! Ca"hIdt'H- are running Mr..
Meekrr's b.ll provide thlt he term Of every
CITY oHl'.a Iu Q Ar state hail expire on Jan.
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PtMOIs WRECKING PLANT SOLD.
Curious Things Found In Old Iuiis VIII lie Sent
to tho National Museum.

The ship wreckiug plant Of NJ Gregory
4 Sons on Nnnhas~"t Ray, Great Neck. J.. l..
has been sold at 81? 500 TO Frank Dickerson.
second vice president Of the American Tin
Plate Company. The property nd oins ths
summer home OF ex-MlyOr William X Grace
Tho Gregory company has dismantlod
many historic boats the last being the Nut
meg STATE one II the buildings Ia the yards
ls known as Tho Museum and contains an
Interesting and valuable collection Of Curios-
tiles found IN old ulls The company has
decided to present this collection 10 the
Government. and II Is being shipped 10 the
National Museum at Washington. The sHls
IL tho rcul property. which comprises twenty
t.tt
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BRruxR sHrrrE WANTS DIvoRCE.
His Wife Declares That He sQuAndered Her
Money and Then Had No Tee for Her.

Testimony vas heard by supreme Court
Iusurc Mattice m bToOklyn yesterday In us
suit o.! Charles T. shuttle. a brewer. against
GahTillo shuttle for absolute divorce Tho
defendant studied for the stage under the
nam" OF Vera Waldrou She denies the
char g-s and sets up a Counter-clain. naming
a Mrs Laito-s ~ correspondent Daniel w
fwumhly. a detective. t"su1ed that he saw
the dcf"udalt and AloNaAdar c. Campbell 80
into the same room at SSs Lexington avenue,
and also IN the Grand | uiOn Hotel. Manhat-
tan SiuiiL testimony vac siven py other
horitcd 500. .cu which her husband had squar-
derrd She acknowledged having some Into
a room with tan.i hell. but denies any wrong
doigy She ,tii that a. soon as her money
wa soae her husband had 20 further use for
her \ sealed verdict will be banded In this
morning
The sun., 1901-02-14
long jan LIFE ron HKMPSoN.
That's His outlook II lie Refuses to Give Up
Mrs. kcmpsou No. q.

NEW BnyNswICK. j., Feb. i3-Vice-
Chau, ellor Pitucy has decided that 81 George
kcmpsou. editor Of the New York Insur-
Grce Journal. the Perth Amboy Democrat and
other publications.. "a guilty Of contempt o!
court kempson ie fined -. ana directed
TO renain IN all until the nus and costs arc
paid and until he shall have purgei himself
Of Contrrlpt bv anuulling tho divorce ha
secured In Dakota This practically means
hat Nr kempson must reinHn IN Jall until
ne gives ny Mrs kcmpson No ,. his former
teCrrtary. whom no married alt"r gctilnS
n Dakota divorce from hls tr't wife Mr..
x Keinlson deolarrs that he VIII never do ihLs
The sun., 1901-02-14
HORSE LOST THE TRrN6S.
hut His owner. an ENpressr,sn. and HIS Helper
Are Locked Up Charged With Theft.

John l.oris. riNe shot. finished a weeks
enlightenment at kostcr Bilis on Sunday
night aud engaged Richard MoCarty. an
cxprassiuan OF 1913 Wcst TWcnty-fourih
street to cart two trunks 10 50 seventh ave-
nuc Tho trunks never arrived st that ad-
dress and Mccarthy aud Frank Wyhe Of
.i2 West TwCu' y-iuuT'h street, his helper,
were arrested early last night Loris values
the contents ot lis truaks at 500 lhe eN-
prcssnuu Says b" docs uu' know what became
Of them. - MS horse wandered away and
when lac recovered hl, IIg the trunks Were
The sun., 1901-02-14
vood,idc Ws,er Company Protests Against the
tty destroying It, Mains,

1hs Noods!ds Water Company Of the
borough uf Queens, through it, counsel,
Thomas =. Burke. has scrt letter 10 tue
mayor. cont troller and CORPORATION counsel
of the city of New York. aud To- James L.
heating, Commissioner Ui Highways. and
William III shannon. deputy oUm. SsiDner
oi highways tor the borough OF Queens,
protesting AGAINST the action of tac city IN
tearing up the water main, pf The cntnpauP
IN Jackson avenue. Ions leland titv The
letter ~ays the officials TO whom the letter
/. addressed will Zoe held accountable fnan-
colly Tor the destruction OF the oonpany's
property.
The sun., 1901-02-14
Acksrnnan kingslAnd.

FEANKLtN. y j. Feb. ls Miss Laura
RiuEsllud daughter Of 4 Smith Kng~land
Of this place. and William Ackorrnan Of Para
mus. \ u wcr" married N ~ paul's Con-
Sr,galiIuaI Church. Nutlrv. this afternoon
10y 'Ls kov James \ Farley Mis- grace
Kingsluud a niece of the bride, was brides
maid ana William Res uolds Of FraEklin was
b,Sf man
The sun., 1901-02-14
E,tdence or Not. Nixon. a Nice Man.

District ATTORNEY PAlhin said SONS mics
things Yesterday about the csrucstnsss and
snoH-ifv ot I1wmuuv's hIef luriner. Lewis
y 600. and added that Ao would be- glai to Is
ab.' fu found even q sin.'i" nd Ictnrn' on
fNC svld'rr" submitted bv Mr. NiNon's COM
wit'rr. ie hasn't aunoung II yet whether
Ar Al. be lbl" 80 take this pleasure or not.
The sun., 1901-02-14
Dinner Of the RoaI Estate Brok crs.

The ffth annual dinner Of tho Real Estate
Roard Of Brokers will be- given Al the Hotel
Manhattan on Sa .urday. The tax bills penGing
az Albany will he discussed. Speeches viii
dent Ol the Union Dime savings lnsiituton
Comptroller .Coier. the Hon, Julius u Sey-
IN our the Hon. Clarence IeNow, lawson
P,Irdy, Wheeler ~. pccEhl am. William +.
king, Everett l.. Wheeler and John 4. Leo.
The sun., 1901-02-14
NEIvITIE READY TO RETURN
II He Is Wanted TO the EItent Of a Railroad
Ticket to New York.

J,CEscSvILLr. Fla. Fob i3-H Cantwell
aud Moore. the attorneys for DR.. kenncdy.
want Daniel y Mrvillc's testimony they can
now have IL 10y sending him ticket TO New
York Il wired thcn day" said Mr.
Melville to-ulrht, that. u they really wanted
me 10 send ruc ticket ard would return
AZ once That Will end the fuss without
further bother
Nr aud Mr. Melville have arranged n go
~ south Florida tomorrow aftsrHoon Il
lMny do not hrAr from New NOik
The sun., 1901-02-14
~. Loui. Southwestern Controversy.

Reports have been current lN'ey that he
differences between Edwin Gould and tho
opponents of has management of the s.
LOUIS Southwestern Eall,opd had been set
tru r'iI"NrniRtiNe "i IN" interests IN
Gould adW.ul lsttitiou laid yesterday that an
ofI"r had lcCu made for the stock hold me- !
OF the opposition party. but that II had not
vet been accepted.
The sun., 1901-02-14
Scot THROUGH IHE HEAD.
A Hind German Murdered Near Ha,ieton.
aib.on County. Ind.

ITiAN NruIIs. Ind. Fob 10 Lou Miller.
= German resident, blind for many years. was
murdered near iiGll"tun. Gibson county. last
night bv being shot through the head lie
wa~ returning from Princeton aud got on at
~" raiIrutd ~tetIou The BODY was found
IA 4 iv.i ld 'uIuIuE q -"clud"d highway, about
d a.. .rlcr u' . I.ll" mouth oi town Uftrr noon
tu.'aN Miller vas a.put 90 years o.i aud
rcputci e. br worth 100000
The sun., 1901-02-14

Theatrical treasurer, Accounts short.

Starr l. Pixlcv Of = West Niue'v-second
street tho trea-grer Of the theatrical COM
ptny plaving Why smith Left Home was
locked ny Ia the lerdrruih police station
yesterday cuarsrd by ih,!uas " BruadLur-l.
brother nf The author II th" play. with tho
lar, euy e sss2 IS lu" Bruaihur-t brother,
own tle,oiAedy Thomas v Hru.dlur,, saws
That the money P'ylc is charged stth str1l-
Ing represents the amount he IN short IN hI,
RC, cunts
The sun., 1901-02-14
uinu Purteil.

BLOOMFIELD, Y j. Feb ~ william A.
Quiga ari Miss Marie PgrteII. daughter ot
John Purt"ll. we're married in tho Church Of
fne "a, red Heart At o n'cIpck this morning
The key IrarA Iur'e.l, a brother II ths
nrit. . the MnshtuG'uu. u G. tnivcrSity,
V'ri. .rmvd the ceremony Mrs ID j pOlan.
a sister . tAs bride. was uatrun ~ honor,
and Peter j. guinn OF Bloomfield was best
M
The sun., 1901-02-14
Dock Bul,dcr,' strike settled.

The strike of The dock builders on four
piers Ia New York and vicinity which was
ordered las, week for 81 q day and an eight
hour work day has been settled and the
strikers. 40 IN number. have returned to
work conference took place between
the leaders of the strikers and tho contrsc-
tors, resulting In the demands being granted
The sun., 1901-02-14
", u. Mann aud Marguerite sylvia Married.

a. 'N,r d.. &C.,. o. Nl-ruor.tc sylvia.
''r .r 'h" 'r.l..... ,..c" Oycra Company.
J. H Huuu .r., .nc-o.lv married N
'.' NH'r |.-' s.rNg VI Mann siys the
.' ....r N.u, k"l' -.. r'' for business r"L,pils.
' Nl- .IH"lN I..uasrrul the Herald square
"f''n a. New York 4rd is nov nanagine
' Il"'1 COMPANY On account Of the illness
't ~ I'tFni S.utuuu.