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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Suburban.

Bishop o,Dea. Of the Nlsauaily do
esse. has arranged for services at
Esuton. The first service will be on
Oct. u. and thereafter services viii
be held On the nrst Saturday % each
month at the residences 81 John ssd-
lock.
The kindergarten near the univvr-
atty win begin next Monday. About
thirty children will De present, ae-
eOrding to present calculations.
The students OF the State uniysr-
sity are engaging rooms near the In
stitution. The university promises
TO be well attended thl4 year.
r. Wilkinson. formerly postmaster
At North Yakima. has moved TO Sc
attic. His children will attend the
State university this year.
ID. r. Smith. % the University NJ
Minnesota. visited Arthur williams
at Reutdm this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Body Of Frank 0ahluren

The body Of Frank q. nahiwrnn.
one OF the victims Of the Great
Northern wrsok AZ Wellington. vii
BE- shipped 20 81 Paul Tor burial BY
Dattarworfh and Sons 80 o'clock to
night.
A mother and sister Of the dad
man live in that city. Several mem
bera OF the Brstherhost Of Locomo-
tive Engineers. 20 which pahlgrsn
belonged. uiii accompany the re.
mains from Hutterworshs' chapel 20
ths train. J. NJ. Daily will 40 East
With The body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
COURT NEWS

C. y. Smith this morning brought
m injunction suit against the Seattle
Electric company 10 restrain Il from
erecting a trestis on Fourth avenue
near King street, alleging that such
trhstle would obstruet the only avail
able and safe means Of ingreas 70
and egress from his manufacturing
establishment, located upon lots fac
ing Fourth avenue and King street.
Plaintiff alleges that n the treafIe
aforesaid shall be erected, his prop
erty, now worth. 10000. will be re-
duced In value more than Onn-half.
A temporary restraining order was
iseued By Judge Tailman, roturnabls
Sept. II.
Fish Bros. sue the ST. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance company for
t2,z72.50. alleged 10 be due under an
Insurance policy upon tho cargo OF
the schooner Ruby a. Cousins,
wrecked upon the Alaska coast in
October, 1890.
Jennie NJ. Dibble has filed an
amended complaint in her action for
f2s 900 damages against the Seattle
Electric company for injuries nua-
tanned BY being thrown from one of
che cars Of the company. through
,be oareiessness Of defendants en-
pIoyss.
The trial Of Bert Briggs, charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
BASEBALL.
Yesterdays Game Being Played
Today Game TomorrOss

The baseball came bstwean Seattle
and Taeama. postponed from yrstsF-
day ora account 81 rain. la being
played at Athletic park today
Hickey i IN the box f8r Seattle anf
Carter Tor Tacotna A game vii
also be played tomorrow afternoon
Nlth Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
MaIibY. GRAY Weddlna

The marriage ~ Mr.. Robert Malt
BY and Miss Lillian Gray took place
on Monday evening A. 81. Ma lz.s
church. the Rev. ]. p. Il. ilwyd Of
nciatinE. Only a feW relatives and
intimate - nds were present. Tia
bride Il frorn Bristol. England. and
has been In Seattle Ter the past Year
visiting her brother. A. y. Gray. VI
Maltby Is well known real estate
dealer Of this city. After a short
trtp 70 California. Ne and Ms.
Maithv viii - az home az iigf ssv-
awsaenfh avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
JAIL. RULES

The superior judges and Sheriff
Gudihee have formulated a new set
OF rules that viii hereafter be OBJ
served BY the county jail officials.
They are as follows.
Visitors Will be admitted 70 the
sail from 10 a. m % =. NJ. and from
/. y m to p. m. On Monday. Wed
nesfay and Friday q each week. 10
be accompanied ~ = deputy sheriff
or other effleer az the discretion q
she jail efiieiAla.
Religious services vii be allowed
from 2. ID. to 2. ~. on Sundays.
The number % visitors ADMITTED
at any one time viii b left 70 the
discretion Of the jaii officials.
No person shall be permitted TO
band bring or pass anything 10 pria-
oners, or receive letters or packages
from prisoners 90 be mailed. All ar
rfrl@s must be left for the taller 20
examine. ard letters received or %
BE- mailed must De first rad BY the
5aiIer. Attorneys having clients In
taii win ,. admitted on any week
day between the hour. 81 a. m ard
.. m. 20 Be accompanied BY an Of
fcer, az THE discretion % the officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Tire following marriage licenses
have been issued since .. rn- yeAtsr-
day: Edgar Aivador shadholt. assd
70. and Buttsrcvp y. eastman. Is
both Of Berlin. wash: Arthur I'd
ward Downing. aged 5. and Eiiza-
beth May pfufnisy. =. both % Seat
tie: Murray n. Holland. Of Chicago.
and Florence q. e. Prince. of Feat
tie. both 90 legal are. ~. @. LorsnE.
agsd q. and c. G. Hanson. %. both
% Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
CLOTHES

one ~ the reasons why King I'd
ward was not speedief in his journey
To Germany on the occasion of his
aiator'B death IL stated to have been
due 90 q deficiency Nm hiH wardrobe.
he ala not have the particular uni
form on hand that all the etiquette
af the occasion called for. and hu had
to have them made. For. Of nli the
mouhrchf II Europe. William ia said
10 De the most eKuctiuE hH ~ tha
dress hitting the time, IT II n fact
that the emperor wears at least once
each year. aud often more frequent
j. go different uniforms tie has -
separate hunting costumes. varied
according 10 the game hunted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Bad Boys

Carl Walk. Henry Norton and Ces
Ell Butts. three boys recently con
Nictcd OF entering residence in this
city and stealing faeas are again
missing from their homes. They
have been away several days and
their parents do not know their
whereabouts "wednesday night a
discovered In the wet ground outside
the house. The three boys missing
are strongly suspected 81 tho crime.
n found thev viii probably be given
long term ia the reform school.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Examining 100 LAPS

The Els hall in the cuiman bund-
ms was temporarily turned Into a
retafning hospital today. United
States Customs Inspector T. 3. Fish
ar vas exaEnininz 100 japanese that
came into this city from Vancouver
thb morning. Every one OF them
had 70 he Inspected - - his sarl-
fary and mental condition. Beslfsw
fhAs, sum ~ money Huricisat 20
support life for three months must
De shown before the immigrant e Al
iowed 70 enter the country. None %
the japanese examined today were
Tented permission 70 70 20 work IN
Der the rnlted 9fatea raw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Str. Rainier DELAYED

The steamer Rainier was delayed
~ Whatcnxn last nlKht and viii not
rau until tenighf The delay was
caused from difficulty IN getting
aboard some OF her cargo OF lumber.
J. n Gray. her agent. viii send out
her Seattle passengers on the Utopia
tonight ard they viii bs Transferred
AZ some place IN the straits This
company has airsafY secured 1000
tons Of freight for It's Nome boat. the
Garonna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

viii Give an Entertainment at
Green Lake

The Modern Woodmeu OF America
Will give a free social entertainment
Tuesday evening. Sept ~. tn their
new hall at WoodluwH station. Green
Lake, recently erected BY Dr. a. II.
kidd. druHRiat. There viii ho good
music speaking and singing The
entertainment VIII end With "a grnnd
ball The committee having IN
charge the affair is composed OF Hoy
Crockcr. =. y. Wyaus. J n. Hansen.
G, j. Heaeh and A. II. Kidd,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
FEDERAL COURT.

The Defendants IN the suit Of Geo.
W. Hill and others against this Nu-
tuai Life Insurance Co, today filed
n motion 10 set aside the verdict re-
Gently given an6 grant a new trial
a FEDERAL court tsry a few DAYS ago
gave the plaintiffs a Judgment for
sfs, 200, which waa the full amount
OF t20.eoo policy and the interest
Tor a number Of years. The defend
ants aIisze an excessive verdict CIV
on contrary 20 the Law and evidence.
The suit OF John Hirschey against
shs Sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Co. was settled By compromise and
hhe case dismissed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
The Grant Arrives

The United states revenue cutter
Grant was Ia the harbar this morn
ing for a short time. The vessel did
not cast anchor, but left almost I'M
Fnediately Tor Rremertun. The Grant
has been IN northern waters Ter
three months Inspecting cannsrtsN
No infrinksmsnts ~ the law ~ any
serious nature were found. ana no
arrests made. Alaska rnunrry men
nre complaining ~ the small run OF
nsh. This eontradicts the early re-
PORTS % Reod catches one reason
Tor n may BE- the increase o. can
nsrlea over last year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Body Of Peter Lonnworth

The mHtilated body Of Peter Long.
worth. who was found murdered at
Weston Tuesday afternoon. viii be
shipped to Tacoma b. Butterworth
a Sons 81 els o'clock thia afternoon.
Iutermsnt Will be made a that city.
George Longworth. a son % tho de-
ceased. will accompany the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Green lake Maeeabees

Green Lake Knights 81 the Maeea-
bees held q review "Wednesday even
INK. with good attendance. one
candidate was Initiated In the nYs-
tsriea ~ the order. The COMMITTEES
reported that rapid prnEreas H. be-
ing made for the entsrtain rlsut
which Is to be given at KIDS hall
September q. A few selections Of
music we're given hy SIR knight W.
A. Kinney and Sir knight Fred Han
cheit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Fourth Ward Improvement

Tonight at 9 o'clock the property
owners in the residence portion Of
the Fourth ward viii meet IN the
chamber OF commerce. rooms for the
purpose Of organizing a club. The
objects Of the club viii be similar
TO those Of like Improvement clubs
organized throughout tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

=. hrbefmott this morning
brought uuit against the 3. wiley
Steamship and Navigation company
and dalbrnith. Bacon 4 %. Tor fiE. -
COZ damages FOR personal injuries
eaif 10 De permanent. suffered hY
plaintiff through the negligent and
improper operation ~ cable on the
white Star dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
SUPPOSED TO BE
A DULUTH MAN
Body OF One OF the Victims oil the
wellington Wreck al Moreue

The body Of the unknown man
found at the Great Northern wreck.
e. supposed 70 BE- that Of a Duluth.
Nina. contractor named smith. Il
is 90 ButterNorih's morEue. The re-
mains are atiil unidsntifisd. Tha
callers at the morGue today thought
they Identified the body a. that Of
Smith. but we're not sure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
LAST Time

PITTSBURGH. Pa. SEPT. IL
Tresid~nt shsTer To-Day u making
his last EFFORT 10 obtain a settlement
OF the steel strike. The terms noN
sought are those Of President
schwab. In substance thess ars.
All ths mills no~ on strike and not
open viii be signed rs union. Open
mills will be considered as nm
union. Employees VIII not be dts-
eliminated against on account Of lie
aswfha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Saloon Flnht

I'd Nolan and J. Murphy. Atlas
dublin" were arrested by Officer
FREEMAN in the Mug saloon. corner
Second avenue south and Washing
ton street. this afternoon. A resuia-
ton fight started IN the place and
Nhen u ended q man NAMED Tim
Donovan was the poszsssor OF n pair
OF dfscolorsd eyes and n battered
rountenancs. The two men arrested
nrs supposed 20 have beat him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
RAMSEY

WASHINGTON. Sept. lathe
navy department this afternoon ap-
pointed Rear Admiral Francis RAM
sey. retired. as the third member e
the schlsy court OF inquiry % sue
reed Howison. The court wiIl resume
Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

I VIII undertake 60 bet q on each
square foot Of cement sidewalk that
taH been built this season mat the
same viii be damaged ~ ruined come
pietoly before the arrival Of nprina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
THE BON H1ARCHE

wood Rolling Pins. after ok
o. each.
wooa Chopping Bowls. after elk
be-.
wood Potato Washers. after
liH &c.
Decorated China soup Dishes.
r. each after six.
Hhyiland china Dinner Plates.
Ransom shape. after SIX tl.a5 for
hail dozen.
We viii sell. after Elk. in the
millinery htofe. pretty wings for
trimming IA brow y. green and
white. worth z5c. for l4e.
Quilts. a variety to choose
from. worth g. each. after OK Le
each.
Birds for trimming. worth zgc.
after ELK. l9eF
Denim sofa Pillow Covers. IS
10 - inches iu nize. worth from
tse 90 ice each. after six z5c.
one dozen aEeiuh Turkish
Floss. worth t5e-rUmea Ia as
sorted colurH. after ala zse.
~ dozen Mems Fancy Cotton
s0E. with vertical stripes. worth
Ice. after Elk az i0c pair.
Mems Fleece Lined Under
shirts. worth 15c. after Fix l5c.
Mems lie suHpendera, after xix
Zoe pair
Library Paste. after six 60 a
bottle.
Good Black Ink. after ak SC a
bottle.
Manuscript Tablets for school
use. after six &C. each.
Writing paper and envelopes.
"a sheets paper and q envelopes.
after six 81.
Three Ken on Wheels" by
Jerome X. Jerome. regular prace
g. 20. after six &C.
School Dictionaries. after six
Isr.
webFter'a High School Diction-
aries. after six 800.
DeniaHoH.H pasHe Partout out
III after six &c
f2-fnch Novelty Dress Goods.
IN black and hello. black and tur-
quoia. black and cardinal and
black aud green. these are new
goods and We win sell only one
dress length 20 a customer. af-
ter six a. &c instead Of 75c per
yard
fiS0 Pefticnais. after SIX ssc.
400 Shirt Waists. after SIX ,9c.
fi1S Women'H House Wrap
perH. after six 4sc.
Two. three and four-quart
Fountain syringes. worth &C. AZ
ter Elk &c.
Women's Purses. worth PC. af-
ter six lsc.
Fancy Hat Pins. worth ioc. af-
ter six &c.
Fancy Hat Pins. worth Isc. af-
ter Eir s..
superb Knitting SILK. after six
spool.
Sewing Needles. after six Sc a
paper.
Pompafour Combs. worth s5c.
after six iac.
narning Cotton. : spools for Sc.
Cabinets % Wire Hair Pins. af-
ter SIR ztEc.
Mall brushes. regular price SC.
after SIX 8.
Elastic Corset Laoes. after six
&c each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Robbed While Asleep

A. r Johnson. who lives at 1T
John street. reported 20 che police
soday that he entered the Oregon
aodEfnw houRe. en- Second avenue
soutf nasr Washington street. and
while asleep in a 81 mr. was robbed
Of U.s. and sold watch. The police
Rrs working on the ease.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
NoRDHoFF a CO

ise fancy elk frIlied Ga. ~
Happofters. for lzize pair -
safety Pins in an sizes. vn.
se. after nix q card.
Hair Nets. worth &c. aftsr :.
Hair Nets. worth i0e. ARR
Crepe Paper. regular pfte. .
roll after alk -.
Women'a fast black Or "A.
ton Stockings. double -
heel. ell sizes. worth IKE -
pair. after aIz sc.
HOmru'a fancy Llaie Or -.
stripe Hose. plain or drop -
double toe aud heel, faEf =
all sizes. worth CSC and s9s =
biE Ibc.
Homen's swiss Ribbed =.
low neck. sleeveless. blsaes.z
uHbleached, fancy colofes -
yoke. worth z9e and Zse -.
ment, after six lZl@c.
WOmeu'n Jersey or ewfs.
bed White Pants. Knee -.
lace trimmed. ali sizes. Norsz :
sitter Fix lse
Misses and Chldren's -
Lined Vests and Pants 10 -
medium weight all alzea -
a5n. after six Her
Boys Pefeaie Shirt wa.s., II
pink. blue aua purple, xo5s-
sizes Z 20 -. after six hs.f =.
or CSC each.
Toilet Soap. , cakes inah
worth lzizc q box, after AZ
boxes for lac.
English Violet Soap. or ase.
milk Soap. three cakes Ia -
worth l5c a box. after slr 4.
box.
Pure Glycerine. worth lsc.hu
tie. after SIX = a bottle.
bec and &c Ribbons. ara. Il
lie "A yard.
These are Up 70 "a incts Il
width.
Velvet Ribbons from IA
No. 20. IN black with RoIs -.
after six At kalf price.
&c Lawn Ties, with sas.-.
border, after six i2i5c.
Llstsrated Tooth Soar ~
lie. after Elx &c.
Outing FLANNEL Gowns fs-
men. worth bec and sc. ar. II
80.
Muslin Underwear, not a -
line. but quite a number a. ~
rnsnts TO select from. aftsr ri
half price.
Ice Wool Fascinatorr .r t.e
white and coIorH. worth Il ID
ter six sc.
NH Remnants veillnrs s.-
six half price.
1000 yards Cambria uuxl~ Fl
inches wide. one 10 ten "a, 81
length. worth i2l4e. aitsr 81
TIC
Colored Table Cover. III
yards square. red and White - |
red and green. oil oolors. afse a
Esc.
Best Apron Bingham. l-uI
keag. worth TIC. after q II
only ten yards 20 a csru-~
Black Sateen. 81 inches ~.
fast black, worth loo. afssr I, |
&c yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
u, S, COURT
OF APPEALS
No Session Today Will Finish Sc
attic Sitting Tomorrow

The United states court u ap-
psAIa Tor the ninth circuit IL not IN
session today. Tomorrow the term
IN this city viii end upon the henf-
ing of tho caas Of the Northern Pa.
eIfie Railway 90. W. Louise a. ana
Prank 10. Adams Tho decisions ~
the eases heard this week VIII
not bo announced for two months
set.
Next Monday the court viii con
veus NJ Portland and -four cases are
set Tor hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Travellers Railway Guide.
Markham Pacific

softh cosst Limited Lave ~ "a Pssi -
o M Arrive from y. Paai m.
Atlantic EHprsss Leave for 81 Paul IS
r 10 Afsi's d ,sS L.. 50 F. Lou
Esnsts Ctr. f1 .. m. Arrive 2 ,. m.
Thres trains each ray bstwssn seattle snf
p'' NJ arr ~ = n. IS :. NJ sad rs
r1pr.z oigr,gi. ,na GrsJs Hafbor Leave ,
r 9 - $50 nssna@L..,. .sIesy, sunday.
eam ArFfs. fsaosDt Sunday. Z q ?. IA.
Sever trains zach rsT besHsen asstus sna
KS . M SO . n. git p M. Z 8 ,. m.
az > N. IS , NJ. 80 ?. m. .. m. and
T II = ir.in, daily b.,rssu Seattle sna spo.
tans-Lssvs 7 IS q M. J. % p n. and ! - D. N.
Arrive a m. 2 ? N 1902 ara : ? 70 c-t..,.
sBa m Arrive 5 10 p.
Two trains snohomiah. asdfo woolisy f4ssss
80 a. m. so .. M. Arrive 10 a. m. 80
rlsr.-s f.saqusb. suo4uaimis-.I Leave so D.
m isrsspt. sunday. Arrive II 10 .. N. tezesps
SUNDAY
Greet northern
Overland rIysr-fsass for ~ Paul D. n.
Arivs from n. Paul . m.
Erp,s spessns- Leave 80 q m. Arrive
Two trains Whateom. NJ vsmon-lsate -
a ~. SO q m. ArfiFe u 70 a M ~ . ~
Efprsss Hisine New Westminster Leave J y
q vi Arrive 5 10 D. m.
-Four trains esrh way between seattle ana
Yr-rsffaT,sasa - a n go m, $40 . 70
and . ~ Arrive % a. m. u 70 A. M, BIO
. m. and o m.
Columbia q Puget Sound
Two tfalsz Blaot Diamond. Frankin=Lssfs
g0 g. M fsrsspt Sunday and IS =. m. Ar
i've 30 = ~ isrcspf sunday aud flb .. n.
fsEcspi aandagl.
Canadian Pacific
Efprss vane0uycf and Orshand-Leavs n
q Aniss ~ y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
LAST EDITION.
Q O'Clock.
TORRENCE
Chosen Commander of
the G. A. R.

CLEVELAND. O. sept ts,-Hu
florence. % Minnesota, was elected
commRnder-tR-chi q the 0ra0d
Army OF the Republic this mornins,
ever his strongest opponent, Gen.
Dan siekles.
other ofiic0ru chosen are; Senior
vice commander, John McEiroy, Of
Washington. u. g.. Junior vice COM
n8nder. John O'DQnnell. of Chicago.
surgeon general. ". r ThraiL Of
Cincinnati: chaplain IN chief. Rev.
Thomas Boyle, OF rittshurg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
For Assault and Battery

J. n. Elliott will be tried this At
ternoOn on the charge Of assault ard
battery preferred against him ~
Lizzie sohsrier She alleges that FL
lott beat her and threatened her life
at Madison park Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Committee Did Not Nee,

The CHAMBER % Commercs MoSin-
ley Thanks giving hospital commit
tee ava not meet this afternoon ow-
Ing % the critical condition OF the
prsaltauf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
I'm nn AIler WhIlMorlh

Deputy sheriff J. II Williams WI
So Go california after Lawrence
Whltvorth. the alleged embozslor. "a
soon na oAtfaaiuon papers can boz oh
tninrd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Washington Dental and Pho
iographic Supply Co.
III COLUMBIA STREET

Wholesale and retail dealers In
Photographic material. Mhnufactur=
era OF the famous W. ii J.. develop
er and toninR solution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

our i2-iuch desk fan uses no more
current than o is-c. =. lamp. XII
bourne a Clark Co. SD Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
SEARCHLIGHT

showing the Pan-Amerienn Exposition
at buffalo. ", y, taking you Tor an
electric launch ride. showing You all
tereet on the show grounds-Peok's
Bad Boy, or the Grooeryman's Re
yenEc, and otherA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

Now bath houses. Madrona villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

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4 The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-13
6ERRy-TIRREll

A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Addison Tirrell, South Paris, when
their daughter, Miss Jennie Z. Tirrell
was united in marriage with Mr.. Harry
NJ. Gerry of Providence, r. L.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
T. J. Ramsdell, the parties standing
under a bower of clematis in the bay
window. The bride wore white muslin.
Only few relatives and intimate friends
were present.
Ice cream and cake were served after
the ceremony.
Thursday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
nv took the express, after Jealous friends
had carefully adorned their baggage
with old shoes, white ribbon and flowers.
They were TO 90 directly to Providence,
where a house is prepared for their oc-
cupancy.
Mr.. Gerry is the son of A. NJ. Gerry,
formerly of South Paris, now of Lisbon
Falls. He is graduate of South Paris
High School and Colby College. Since
graduation he has been engaged in Y. NJ.
G. A. work, and is now general secretary
of the Y. VI. C. A. in Providence. Miss
Tirrell graduated from South Paris High
School and took partial course IN
Colby. She was for some time teacher
of the grammar school on the Hill, and
was much liked. The best wishes OF
many friends follow the happy couple to
their new home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-08-13
AN uOIp FARMER

Rev Mr.. Hinckley in the Good Will
Record: One day was talking with a
woman, who had reason to believe was
above the average in intelligence. The
subject of our conversation was boy in
whom we were both interested. We
wanted to decide for what walk in life it
was best to try to fit him. The woman
said: "You wouldn't want him to be an
old farmer, would you?" think must
have had more patience that day than
usual, for l gave gentlemanly reply,
ignoring the baseless insinuation: and
she does not know the resentment she
stirred within me. No; l would not
want young man to be an "old farmer. "
Neither would want him to be an old
LAWYER. or an old minister, or an old
clerk or an old bookkeeper, or an old
ANYTHING. But of no other occupation
than that of farming would she have
spoken as she did, using the adjective
cold" suppose it is term of dis
respect. She has her idea of the tiiler
of the soil, and of the occupation upon
which she and the rest of the world de-
ponds for bread, and meats, and practi-
cally every nourishing article that ap'
pears upon her table. Is not farming a
noble occupation: useful occupation
an honorable occupation? Then why
this epithet "old"?