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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
MINE MANAGER IN TROUBLE.
Paid Workmen in Counterfeit
 Aluminium Cheeks in Ecuador.


 Aluminium Checks in Ecuador. New York, Jan. 9-Mr. D. c. Suspicion. an American, Vice-President and Gem eral Manager at the mines in Ecuador of the Playa De Ore Mining Company, has been placed under arrest in Ecuador. The company has offices in this city. and Mir. Stapleton's friends here thus far have been unable to learn anything of a satisfactory character in regard to the cause of his Imprisonment.
 A letter has been sent to Secretary. of State saying that under information re, ceived here by letter and cable from a reputable citizen at Ecuador the Gov, ernment had arrested and imprisoned Stapleton in Esmeraldas for the offense of counterfeiting, he having used the aluminium checks in paying workmen and for the present refused to pay money as required by law. The letter asks wheth- CT the State Department has been in- formed of Mir. Stapleton's arrest, and if so the particulars, and if no informa- tion has been received every endeavor be, made to get all the nws that can be ob- tained and publicity given to 1t in order that number of other stockholders here may know the facts.
 There are several large American in- terests in this same province. The cont pany is a kssta,ky corporation, capital ized at $7oO00.O0o. The plant Is said to bs the largest in itn' world of the kind.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
LOGAN THE RIGHT MAN.
Fireman and Messenger of Great
 Northern Train Identify Him.

Knoxville. Tenn. Jan. 9.--General Manager D. S. Elliott and Messenger C.. H. Smith of the Great Northern Express Company, and Fireman NJ. +. O'Neil were in this city last night Smith and O'Neil were on the train which was rob- bed by bandits at Wagner Mont, July last. They went to the Knox County jail and positively identified the man under arrest here. Harvey Logan. as one of the men who robbed the express car of the new Montana bank bills and other valuables. The same train which brought these three men here had as passengers a man and woman. who came on Great Northern tickets, and it is believed they are pals of Harvey Logan, who followed the Elliott party to this city, and who will make some effort in behalf of Logan's releas while here. The man and woman are being looked for by the police. Messrs Elliott. Smith and O'Nei. have departed for St. Paul. going by the way of Chattanooga. Nashville and St. Louis.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
VIOLET RAYS CURING CANCER
New Yorker Whose Life Was Des-
 paired of Getting We'll

New York. Jan. 9.-As last resort, Dr. John F. Richardson of Brooklyn, who has cen 2 sufferer from cancer for many years. and whose life is despaired of, is submitting to d test of the newly -discov- cred violet ray treatment. The physi- clans had informed him that his case was hopeless and that he might die at any moment. He then determined to try the new treatment. A violet ray machine was installed in the house and every fair day the rays are concentrated and pro- jected down Dr. Richardsons throat. Af- ter several months treatment, it Is de- cided that his condition is so much im- proved that hopes are entertained for his recovery
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
Eddy to Have Vacation

Washington. Jan 9.-It is understood that MT. Spencer Eddy. who has been acting as United States Charge of Lega- ton at Constantinople during the leave of absence of Minister Leishnan. is about himself to go on leave now that the Minister has returned to his post There have been no recent developments in the case of Miss Stone, but the ran som money has been posted temptingly, and it is believed that the kidnappers will soon conclude to accept 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
LIBERTY BELL DAY.
Tremendous outpouring to the Char
 leston Exposition.

Charleston, s. C.. Jan. 9.-Liberty Bell Day at the exposition here was celebrated with all honors; the city schools and many of the stores were closed and eti- zens observed the day as a general holi- day. The weather was ideal and not since the opening day has there been SD splen- did an outpouring at the exposition. The Michaels pealed merry welcome to the historic bell from Philadelphia. The La fayette Artillery fired a salute of thir- teen guns.
 The bell. with it's escort. Mayor Ash bridge and the Common Council of Phil adelphia. arrived at 10 o'clock on the hARdSomesL special train that ever came
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
ANOTHER OIL GUsHER.
One Brought in in the Keyser Mound
 Field

Galveston, Tee, Jan. Sword has been received from the most authentic sources that gasher has been brought in in the Keyscr Mound field which is three miles from Galveston. A gentle man just in from the well says that it Is spouting oil sixty feet high and those in charge of the well cannot control it and that oil is flowing over the contig- uous territory. The well is known as the Hogg Underwood, or Equitable Mining Company. It Is an eight-inch well and has depth of 700 feet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
Coalition Against Colombia.

Colon, Jan. 9.--Gencral Alban. the com mander of the Colombian forces, has re- ceived information that President Zelaya of Nicaragua has invited the other four Presidents of Central America to attend a conference at Sorinto. Nicaragua, with the secret object of inducing them to en- ter a coalition against Colombia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
UNDERWOOD SPOKE.
Telling Argument for the Hepburn
 Kill

Washington. Jan. 9.-(Speclal. )-Repre- sentative Underwood of Alabama spoke in the House today in favor of the Mica. raguan canal bill. He was limited under the rule to ten minutes argument, but made a telling speech. calling on the Democratic side of the House to stand bY the platfrom of the Democratic party expressed at Kansas City in 1900 in favor If immediate construction of the canal. NO Democratic member can afford to ignore the plank in that platform" he said: 'It Is imperative that We uphold the expressed declaration Uf our party in regard to the canal"
 He was chccrcd at the conclusion of his remarks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
A McKinlev Statue.

Raleigh. N. C., Jan. 9.-Information comes from Durham that Hon. J. B. Duke has ordered from an Italian sculptor design for a heroic bronze statue of President Mckinley. Mir. Duke. if is understood, wishes the South to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
Steamer Bristol Wrecked.

Port Townsend, Wash. Jan. 9.-The steamer Topeka from Alaska brought the tWenty-one survivors of the wrecked steamer Bristol. which on the night of January 2 struck the Gray Island reef off Dundees Island near Dixon entrance It is believed that several persons were drowned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
Sweeney to Change Jobs.

Marshalltown. la, Jan. 9.-VIce-Pre-i- denS and General Manager l.. Day of the Iowa Central today confirmed the report that Mir. Sweeney of the Missouri. Kan sas and Texas Is to be general superin- tendent of the Minneapolis and St. Louis and Iowa Central after FebruaENs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
HARBoR OF REFUGE.
Maritime Association Asks Congress to Extend Charleston Harbor.

to Extend Charleston Harbor.
 New York. Jan. 9.-The subject of a harbor of refuge of shipping at Charles ton, s. C.. was considered at the regu- lar meeting of the Board of Directors of the Maritime Association at the port of New York yesterday and resolutions were adopted petitioning Congress to make appropriations. The resolutions urge that the jetties at Charleston be extended at once so as to afford a safe and easy entrance for vessels that may be com- pelled to seek safety from the annual autumnal West Indian hurricanes and that the work be completed in the short est possible time
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
THE SENATE.

Washington. Jan. 9.-The open session of the Senate today was devoted to routine busines After an executive session the Senate. at 1:J0. adjourned until Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10

erect the first memorial to the martyred President and will place this figure in the College Park at Trinity College at Durham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-10
WILLETT WILL SPEAK.
To Deliver Address at Banquet of
 Southern Society, New York.

New York, Jan. 9.-Judge Joseph J. Willett of Alabama was today selected to deliver the principal speech at the annual dinner of the Southern Society of New York, to be held February -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-05
FURRIERS

DON'T TAKE CHANCES BY BUYING CHEAP,
unreliable furs when we offer the best at such
reasonable prices. Remember, we are In Il po-
sition to sell much cheaper than our competi-
tors who have high-priced rents and other ex-
penses IN proportion. Our expenses are light:
hence the purchaser receives the benefit. Call
and our line of Furs Alaska Sealslsns, Seal
Dyed Offers and Fine Furs of all kinds. Quail
tty, Mt. style and Workmanship guaranteed.
able rates. Adolph Reiner. the Furrier, 10
eth st S, corner Hennepin. Both phones.
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NOTICE

NoT1oE~NEw, FINE on PAINTINGS FROM
New York received 10000 feet picture frame
mouldngs, hundreds Of new ovals. portrait
frames; 100 boxes. all first quality, French
4 prices to keep four frame makers busy; will
give extra discount on framing oil paintings,
opposite Lumber Exchange. Established %
i sy ears. 4S IS 'asl. IS. IS -
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE
Improved.

Improved.
EDMUND G. WALTON'S CATALOGUE OF
house bargains and plals Of suburban lots on
application at Office. 300 4ennepin av.
soUTHEAsT-FoR SALE, FIVE VERY FINE
new modern houses, hot water and furnace
heat open plumbing; hardwood floors and I'm
tsh three on 9th aV and Sth st Sc; two on
Division st and 18th av SEX George g. An.
dre|s Ex., Ill Globe Bldg.
INVESTIGATE THIS: RENT, S66 a MONTH,
$4,OOO possibly n little less, buys it. Monthly
payments; eighth ward. Webster, SO4 Phoe-
nix.
WALTER L. BADGER,
$3,OOO-GGrhelu av near 2fth st; 4Ox134;
rooms; modern, and barn.
~, 5O0-4th av near Franklin; 4SX123; 8 rooms;
partly modern
~, OOO-3rd av near 9th st; 45x129; rooms;
city water, cellar, cistern and gas.
81 ,SOO-Garheld NV near 3lst st; rooms; cellar,
city water in yard; it is cheap.
81, l5O-Linden ay near Lyndale; i-room house,
cellar and city water.
81, 3O0-Aldrich av S near Lake st; 45x12S; Z
rooms, cellar, cisterm and we'll.
g., .... VACANT LOTS.
$65O-5th av near. 18TH st; 4SX12S; want Offer
on this
| $4OO-6th st NE near 18th av; 4Oxl39.
Houses and lots i'll all parts OF the city al
oil prices. Cali for catalogue.
WALTER L. BADGER,
800 Oneida Block.
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BUSINESS CHANGES

I1nic1oTs> sYsTEMaT1o " sPFc1f1 sT1oT a
wheat is very proftable; $40 viii margin 1.ooo
bu &c; send for free booklet, Facts and Fig.
ca sas S SsGa saang Ths
Members of Chamber of Commerce.
BARGAIN IN FINE PAYING LIVERY BARN
well located in the eighth ward; cant he beat
| must sell: also 20 acres very cheap. George b.
Dartt SO7 PhoeniX.!N " = rig ..'s : Il
FLOUR MILL FOR SALE. ~ =
We offer for sale q first class -four mill, To-
Gated within 40 miles of St.. Paul on the NJ
: 4 st. L. railway; $50 barrels capacity; build
Ing solid brick walls on good stone foundation,
latest improved machinery and good trade es-
tablshed; railroad siding direct to property;
will sell cheap AND n gtye a4yantageoas terms
st. Paul. MINI. 81 d ;| Z. -,
CARRIAGE AND WAGON WOOD TURNING
| stock and tools for sale; good chance for man
with some capital: Address j. Il. <ziegler,
Grand Forks, n. D. %.sHr>.GE .:@,:j'-E :.
HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE; STOCK
$4,000; did over $4,000 last year; in best
town In America increase lin two years from
0 sS Fsog RsSss Sss s ss
ABOUT A So, 900 STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
e tG" w. doing e good business: located in a
sous for selling Address 35s, Journal f'04 'e'
FOR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss STEAM LAUN-3
S a afts t. ddrsss ss msys
1 II.
building for rent. Good reason for selling.
Good chance for right party. w. II. Joslin.
| Lake Benton, MINI.
HAVE $50 ACRES OF GOOD FARM LANDS
| in Lac qui Parle county, Minnesota to trade
| for stock of merchandise. Address Nels
Quevh Candy, MINI. > ~
CASH AND $4,000 STOCK OF GOOD: CLEAN
clothing; also tine improved farms in Dodge.
Hennepin and Swift counties; any of the above
to exchange for good paying improved city
property up to $4,000. George B. Dartt, SCI
Phoenix building. !. :
FOR sALE-GoOD BUSINESS IN CENTRAL
location owner to leave city; bargain If
taken at once. 6S4, Journal
FOR sALE-MoDERN HOTEL; EVERY ROOM
taken; good reason for selling. Address 7O3.
Journal.
FOR sALE-EsTABLIsHED OFFICE BUSINESS
good propositions. Address 6e7, Journal.
J. I HAVE ONE OF THE BEST WHOLESALE
f.. corners i'll the city, Eear central market. Ham
mond, 412 Phoenix building. - ~
FOR sALE-oNEI OF THE NEATEsT SALOONS
| the North Side with new fixtures, doing a
good business; best of reasons for selling. $40,
Journal.
WANTED-To RENT RESTAURANT AND FIX.
lures; In good live country town. Address 739,
WANTED-GENERAL STOCKS, WELL 10.
erty; also nave cash customers for good open.
ings: can sell your, stock. George B. Dartt, SO7
Phoenix building, Minneapolis.
FINEST DOUBLE TRACK BOWLING ALLEY
parlors in the northwest Nice stock cigars
|, confectionery, etc; location and everything eX.
ira hrst-class investigation solicited. Particu.
ulars. 746, Journal.
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DREssMAKING

DREsSMAKING AT HOME OR BY THE DAY;
cutting and fitting and frst-class work. 1926
Chicago ay. N. W. Phone 1882 IL Main,
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BOARD OFFERED

PRIVATE FAMILY WILL GIVE BOARD AMI
room to two people; IS minutes walk to post
office. $50, Journal. z, q "a 81
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FINANCIAL.


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MONEY TO LOAN, EASY TERMS; LOW
;. rates. David P. Jones q Co., Oneida building
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BOARD AND ROOM

SUITE OF VERY NICE ROOMS FOR TWO
young men, In private family, with board.
&, References required. Address 1853, Journal.
TWO YOUNG MEN CAN FIND BOARD AND
room in a refined home, with private family.
References required Address 7437. Journal.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
1928 Harriet av. Modern except heat.
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0 srooK AND DAIRY SARMs.
We have about 5000 acres that is stu
ated within three miles of the railroad
station which is for sale cheap and OH easy
terms. Fine meadows plenty of water and
fine soil. The Northern Land and Locating
) Company, sol Lumber Exchange, Minne-
, apolis. :. s-,t.5. :
}: % O o % o o o o o o
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PERSONAL - l. av :ost
Dr.. BERTHA sHEPARD, sPEo1AIisT, D1s,
eases Of wy sa an 0tfiee Ao7 Nicolet: Tele:
y. m. Consultation free. - e..
LADIES IN DoyBT0 PLEASE CALL OR WRITE
Dr.. BLY,, 412 Mic. av, Sd floor New book, 25c.
FEMALE DISEASES CURED.
Irregular mensturation quickly cured: 40 years
Wheeler, Globe building. Mnneapoiis.. rele:
phones, N. w. 32o3SL2; T. Z. 1886. Good home
Tor patients. \ 4 u"
sTINaY, LAZY, INDIFFERENT Or IND1s:
Greet persons can grow bald while they sleep;
but it requires some energy, small expense.
perseverance, and common sense to retain one's
hsF 50 se
list, $50 syndicats'areade. minneapolis ssIinn.
CoRNs EXTRACTED, $50; INVERTED MAILS
and bunions treated. Or. Collier, 400 Nicollet.
MRS. IUND, sTRIoFLY PRIVATE HOME nE.
DANCING : CLASSES MONDAY EVENING
with social following. BUCK and wing and
private BY appointment. Holcomb's Academy,
43 4th st S. third floor. ~ ~ = ~
LADIEs-UsE THE FUxoR EXPANDING sYR:
T"sor Gov "0, Mnneap eH M Mimi on! S''
IF YOU WISH 70 BORROW MONEY AID.
dress P. o. Box 95,. city.
DR.. MISS MAY MACK, SCIENTIFIC AMI Z
magnetic physician, treats both sexes. 464S
4th st s. room 4, second hoor:' : - - 80
LADIEs-PRIvATE HOME BEFORE AND DUR
| Ing confinement; perfect seclusion; expert care
and reasonable charges Ida A.iPearson.e NJ
d., Dehel block, Seven Corners. st: Paul, Mimi
LADIES, CHICHEsTER's ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills nre the best; safe, reliable take
no other; send 4c stamp for particulars RE
lief for Ladies' In letters by return mall al
druggists. Chichester Chem. Co.. Phila, Pa.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
largest and finest vans ms, for moving; e1 per
II. G.. 1908 1874. Res. T. c.. 1924.
PAsTEUR GoNoRRHEA CURE.
Positively never fails; combined method; nc
structures, complications follow its use; sent
in plain wrapper; price So. Pasteur Medicine
Co., Minneapolis Mimi
Eyes EXAMINED FREE-Glasses adjusted prop.
erly by graduate cptician. Abeles. 243 Nicollet.
ANY WEALTHY LADY DESIRING THE COM:
partnership and services OF young lady,Gf e1,,-
cation, willing to- give home and small cont
peisation in return, please address 6s1, Jour-
-.T'
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between Park and Hennepin avs and 10th to
Oath st S. Address 1884, Journal.
o o o o. o o~o4 o: o o % o O 0 o 0
o HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO. RENT? Q
make speciality of renting and taking care q
etc. l. can save. you. money Walter IL q
Badger, 800 Oneida building. q
o 90, O 10000 go 90 o o % o o Q
WANTED-A FURNISHED FLAT, FROM DEC.
Ito April L. Central location no children.
Morris L. Hallowell 400 Chamber Of Com
merce. - - '. -: 81 49,
WANDERERS UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
suitable for light housekeeping; walking dis
tance of Wesley Methodist church; must be
modern. Address SO, Journal.
WANTED-A CENTRALLY LOCATED MODERN
furnished house for family of adults. 67l,
Journal. .r.- g.
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HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE; STOCK
$4,000; did over $5O00U last year; in best
| town In America; increase in two years from
| 5000 to $4,000 people; good reasons for SELL
| Ing Address j. c. B. Nichols, Box 14S. Sault
| ich -
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HORSES, CARRIAGES-WANTED
barn, good care. exercising yards; plenty water
in barn; price reasonable. NJ. p. Hobart,
Phoenix building. l.4. D. J >s -.E-.-. .-a,.
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JUDICIoUs, SYSTEMATIC SPECULATION IN
bu &c; send for free booklet, Facts and Fig.
ures, explaining option trading. The Osborn
Gruin Co., S13 Phoenix building, Minneapolis.
Members Of Chamber of Commerce.
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y LOANS AND CHATTELS
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. SOC Globe bldg.
-. MONEY 70 LOAN
oNs,. ETC, ON SHORT NOTICE, At CHEAP;
EST RATES IN THE CITY. EASY WEEKLY
Or; MONTHLY PAYMENTS; sTRIMEsI
OLD HOME COMPANY; EsTABLISHED 20
COMPANY. 3O6 BANK OF COMMERCE.
BLDG, CORNER OF LIST Ay S AND! 4th ST.
MONEY. MONEY.
MONEY TO LOAN.
We loan money furniture, pianos, horses,
wagons, etc. and to salarled people without
security in sums of $40 and up.
You pay 1t hrck at any time and :, -.
IN PAYMENTS
to suit your income; our terms are the very
lowest and best In the city. We charge you
only for the time you have the money Your
business with us will be strictly confidential.
Further informal ton and rates cheerfully given
at our private OF fee. :
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
. 601-602 Globe bldg. 20 4th st s.
open Monday and Saturday evenings.
FURNITURE and piano loans in large or small
amounts. Lowest rates. 531 Guaranty Bldg.
WILLIAMS, 4ls GUARANTY BUILDING,
loans on furniture pianos any security
large loans a specially; terms to suit bor-
rover; lowest rates, .>n -
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l. ~ BOARD WANTED
MAN AND WIFE, NO CHILDREN DESIRE
board and room in refined private family
Terms must be reasonable. References ex-
$ changed. Address GA, Journal
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CARRIAGE AND WAGON WOOD TURNING
stock and tools for sale; good chance for man
with some capital Address j. Il. xZiegler,
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FIRsT-CLAss CARPENTER; NEW BUILDING,
street railroad power house I'd av n, between
Washington and I'd.
TIRST- TAILOR WANTED TO MAKE
pants and vests and do repairing; SIS week
and steady work, at Haugen & Saugestad's,
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WANTED-A GOOD ELECTRICIAN OR EXPE-
rienced wireman: none but frst-class need
apply. Guger Electric Mfg. Co.. 800 Henne-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-11
INTEREST IN FOOTBALL
GAME NEXT SATURDAY

Great interest Is being taken in the
football game for Saturday afternoon
next, when the Punahou and Homo.
lulu Athletic Club teams will come to-
gether on the gridiron at oahu College.
It Is expected that at that time there
will be present one of the largest
crowds of the season.
The Punahous are working very
hard this week for they realize they
will have a real battle on their hands
next Saturday. II they succeed, 1t
will be by clever playing and nothing
more, for they will be unable to buck
through the line of the Honolulus, con.
sidering the fact that the latter team
has five men in their line who will
average considerably over 200 pounds.
The Honolulus have secured a good
man as one of their halves. He is none
other than Kaminsky, the Camp Nc
Kinley exponent of the manly art, and
scarlet and white have Antonino Long.
This team will probably be short on
their quarter as Russell, the regular
man there, has suffered an injury to
his leg that may lay him up for the
game. He has been doing no practic.
ing whatever this week. However, the
Honolulus have three more men who
can be put into the quarterback posi-
ton II necessary.
Charles Chilllngworth is booked for
one OF the ends and VIM. Blaisdell,
who, although a lightweight, is at
home when going through a line, is to
play full This is the position he play.
ed last year,
The Punahous are working hard and
are not giving out anything of what
they expect to do. Percy Morse and
all the other good players who were
bowled over on Saturday last, are in
good shape again and will be able to
do their best in the coming game
Hatch, who proved a perfect tower OF
strength, is also in good trim and will
give the Honolulus a good deal to
think about.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-11
TH0NPSOY-LEWIS

The wedding OF Miss Ella Lewis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lew
is, and Frank +. Thompson of the firm
of Humphreys, Thompson & Watson
took place at the home Of the brides
parents, College Hills, last evening, in
the presence of large number of PEG.
pie invited for the purpose Of witness.
ing the marriage OF the two young peo-
pie as well as taking part in the house.
warming for the new residence or the
Lewises.
Shortly after o'clock the groom,
preceded by DR., c. b. High, the best
man, entered the breakfast room and
took station In the alcove which had
been beautifully decorated for tho
ceremony Two children, the brother
of the bride, and Miss Spaldlng, acting
as peges, followed. Next came Miss
Lucy Roth, the maid.of-honor, and
then came the bride, leaning on the
arm OF her father.
The ceremony, performed by the
Rev. Canon Kitcat, took place beneath
bower OF greens and flowers with a
true lovers knot of pink ribbon above.
While the ceremony was being per-
formed De Koven's beautiful song 20
Promise Me" was sung by j. Loyette
Rockwell.
After the ceremony came the recep-
ton and dancing, which was kept up
until late hour The decorations Of
the house were designed and executed
by Mrs. e. d. Tenney and Mrs. II. c..
Noonan.