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The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

playful. lveiler &C
Quaintance. T O.
@eJiier the strar sc
companions while
away many & long
summer day, their
antics usually at
tracing the atten-
ton OF passersby.
But the time came
when natural in
stinctS inclined
the cat to dignity
and gravity Of de-
mcan0r. II lOngeG
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

ONE time ago DR..
Philippe Marechale at
tempted to get a law
into the French stat
utes giving the gov
ernment control of the
sale Of cOrsets. He
made it a misdemeanor
Tor any woman under
thirty wears of age TO
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ticed by the Spartans. Women were
considered part of the state and were
placed under training scarcely less
vigorous than the men; nor is there
evidence of waist structure in the
succeeding period, that of the wor-
ship of the beautiful; but in the days
preceding the destruction of the
Greek republics, when patriotism and
morals were forgotten, courtesans
originating in this lowest order of
society was adopted by women Of
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

Our follies, like our benefits, spread
with increased means of manufactur-
ing and OF transportation.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

If we could all be Just sufficiently
mad to be happy it is the sane who
would be locked up. And quite right.
too.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22
HOOP-E-E,

jah."
A slender maiden
with very large eyes
thus expressed her feel
irgs in State street last
Sunday. With her were
four other women. One
of them carried a gui-
tar, hut in the events
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22
Cat Adopted by Monkey
Queer Con7oantonship in Suburb of CHI
caeo-Lit1e Founding Has Been P<oteee
ofJocAo From Her Early Kitenhood
~~~~~~

UT in Washington
Heights, Chicago, there
is a cat that knows all
about the strenuous
life: in fact. it has
never lived any other
kind. Several months
ago-before its eyes
bad been opened to
the great worlds in
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

cat was g little wait
left on the doorstep of David Miller.
The misery of tie kitten a. first at
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

Some Partisan restaurants charge a
shilling extra fer the use of the table
cloth.
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firm and per-
form the office
Of the steel and
W h a | G b o n e.
Then, with I'M
derclothing and
dress made to
CORES spond to
the law of beau
ty and natural
form, the eman-
cipated woman
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for the time. to come when it could
The Jennings daily record., 1902-12-22

could rot have wished for more
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
pERS0NAi.

Judge Bcu r. Nudd k in town from Chinik cn route to the statcr.
 E. L. Bruam. solomon river min ing and hotel man. is in town.
 Charles E. kcidcl, 8 Bluf City busi- ness man, wa, in town this week.
 Walter IT, Soderbcrg was a passcn- ger on the St. Paul for San Francisco.
 \. Y. Dcdricl,. a Council City mining man, i, in Nome on route to the out side
 Mr.. W. IT. Ferguson was a pa--cn- ger out CT the S;. Paul for san Fran cisco.
 Mrs. E. |. Peek arrived on d late steamer to join her husband at H.uh for the winter.
 Mrs. Jelauld wife of Surgeon Jer- auld of Fort Davis. has returned from a visit to the states.
 Mrs. J r. Crane ar.i,-l on the I;o- aao1c. having -reat the summer v,,h her parents in Chicago.
 Aired J. na'u. the vc,l-knovu attor- ncy and old-,imr Alaskan. v.l -r-ad the winter in the state.
 Wm. Ti,ney, a former member ot city council, bu' uo~ a hu~.ue man of Council. i~ in to"n fora te" days.
 w. r. Holman. ua' oprrt"l thg. Kocraiik rllor between hccwaii, aid Candle City last season, is in town.
 Mr,. l.. :. HarrclI wa. among thc passengers arriving. oa th, Roanoke. Mrs. Burrell. who Ina, been suffering i'll hcolJh. las returned much im- proved.
 Daniel l.. Dwyrr. formerly deputy marshal d; Ccucil will spend ,hc win- ter in Seattle. F. ". simmons will h, deputy marshal a, Council with C. F.. Eam-dei d, i..,er.
 Lars G.uler~ra. ir., accompanied " his mother. and .i~tyr Ms. C. I. Lqki.c aed two children, arrived on tGe Kimball fom Minneapolis. Thrs will join Judge Cuudcr-ou. corai-- sioaer for Km4arok precinct, at MaIl'- Iuln1
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Se;ffert= Browne.

A very pretty wedding was celebrated on Wednesday evening last at 9 o'clock ot St. Mary's church when Miss Joanna Browne, one of the popular youn. ladies of None. became the EIidc of Mir. Gustav Seitfert. The ceremony was performed by Rev. (. II. II. Bloor. rector of .-.. Aary's in the presence of q number of friends of the bride and groom. Mr. Henry Sicfcrt, brother of tho groom. Was best man. while the bride was attended by her mother. Mr. Bert Browne, brother of the bride, was usher. The bride was beautifully gowned in white satin with becoming bridal veil and the church was taste fully decorated for the occasion. After the ceremony wedding supper was served at which few intimate friends of the bride and groom were present.
 Both Mir and Mrs. Seiffcrt are well known in Nome where they have re- sided since 1900 and their many friends wifi wish them unbounded happiness.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Dell Clark has be4un suit against W. F. Hobbs to recover 9l99.j0 on account of goods sold and delivered and money loaned.
 The Great Northern Mining, Milling X Transportation company has begun suit against Dr.. Wm. ]. Jackson and Eleanor A. Jackson. plaintiif alleges that defendant, purchased a one-third interest in the Bowery bench claim on Dexter creek, for the plaintiif, but sub sequently transferred it to his wife Plaintiff asks that the transfer be de clarcd null and void and that the title to the property be vested in the plain tiIf corporation.
 The report of James l.. Galcn, for mer L. 5. commissioner for Port Clar- ence district. several items of which had been disallowed by Judge Wicker sham, who passed upon it without Mr. Galen's knowledge, was before Judge Moore on Thursday, Mr Galen being present. The report in full was al lowed
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
GLACIER
 BENCHES Litigation Chest Is Still Walking Abroad.
0SUiTSaRE FILED
NhiGa 'hI0i'e I've Bench Claims Of tiie Hot Air ;:iaing
 Company.

Thcc,utp,, over the valuable bench claims oA Glacier creek and snow gui,h -tl, continues. Glacier creek has been la. -,rue of alleged riots ip ihcpl~ over the po-~.--ion of bench clgi!A,. Meet people remember the .,G}ac.o CT, ,s j0o.' oi August II. l'ol. warn lGmhcr of meg were dlSpo>- ,c-,,I ofa beach claim which they a~- ,umed to oau. ilti4atou initiated aud decided .aye that time ha-qui'tcd the title to some of the property. But k seem, that the -ho>; las nol yet been laid.
 \ fcw da>. aeo F,u}ay M,lnto,h began shit agan~, Frank Price, ". fl. ~a Icrher.. Jp.u 'rict-og. Al. GuiAan. John Dee and the Hot Air Mining Co. f,r t... pu--,-,ion of he Wonder claim. oa tue ~eyeaa tier of bencAe, oa Cla- cjcr creek. tti. alleged in the com plain. filed that lhe claim va, located on Ianuary l9ol, hy Walter Nri@hom anu Mtt~ -'I'-Ntl l''H'It '''' - ." ' ''' p}UuU~. #tIHto~h A5c.n.o-h ayers that to va, uala~faliy rjec.ed from th, claim fly the detcalaot+. Nh in- junction to r.>train defendants from working CT oi-oo-ins If the claiH io wau,euD tag-,aa'vith $lfo.Jol5anaIe%.
 Peter McIuto~h, b.o,her of FluIay. bring a similar suit against the same drfeudauts ,o recover the "Laat Chance" claim. adjoining the kim bll.' claim, ou Glacier Damages iu the sum oi %lH9.0oo are also asked.
 The above properties were purchased by the I!ot tir Mining G., and make up a part of tho celebrated Hot Air group.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
WCman'5 ;,iub Reception.

The ladies of thr hesoayah Hozga o" woman' tl,h. atve d reception on Wsdussda> evening a. the ciub rooms on Steadmau ayenGo. There was d large attendance during n" evening which was spIcaeautll spent. Mrs. Na'Y F. Hart, president of the club, intra- Iuced the speakers, among whom were Mayor A. l.. Valentine and Col. Gri2s- ny, both of whom made happy speeches, expressing the greatest interest iu woman $ club work.
 Mrs. Cha-. D. Lane. chairman of the reception committee, received the guests in her u-ual happy manner. The club now numbers 37 members and has the distinction of having the only woman's club house in Alaska. The rooms are to be lighted and heated and are open to members and friends at any time of day.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
DISORDER. 7
Former Court Crier Fined
 fer Disorderly C0nduc!
Adam Johnson Appears in lie Commissioners Court and
 Answers t0 the Charge.

Adam Johnson, court crier under Judge Wicker-han. and who was one of the principal witnc-,e, for the United States in the contempt cases against United States Marshal Rich ard, and !. D. Jomdcn, va, on Thurs day afternoon ~cnteuced to pay a line of f1J and costs for di>orderly conduct.
 The charge placed again-t him was for assault and battery of Mrs. E. r.. King. his mothcr-in-laW. who arrived a few days go from Washington, D. t. Johnson, it appeared from the evidence adduced, had been drinking and gambling during the day, and going home he tried rOugh-hou>e tactics. during which Mrs. King i- said to have been nurod. while Nr,. Johnson fled from the family home in the |. ;. iels- graph building. on Barracks square. yelling for help, which vas speedily forthcoming. Johnson vas arrested about 9 o'clGcK Wednesday evening. In passing sentence upon him Judge Reed said that he would not find him guilty of battery. but there Was no doubt. from the evidence. that he was guilty of di~orderly conduct in the presence of women and he would fine him %2J and cost..
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
\ ,ir0T)
 SEG TI()D Is That Region KnOwu as Alaska Peni:lsuia.
MsNEaaIS aMD aaHals
A Tie Farming Secti0n, Where thc Grass Gf0Hs and the
 Strawberry !,I0nr:5Iles.

". J. Lang,lon and Capt. Lumley. old timer in this section. are in town from faHhlycn dj-uIe,. en roate to Pert Mueller tn the Alaska peninsula, where Mr. Langdon spent last wintcrp:osrecting. The prospects he found there warrant him in pending another winter in tha, section. | is g promising ie-ion he says He found roaren gold, anthracite coal and cil That whole country will have per mancnt population. he said last night. ''within few years. The soil is rich and il will be cultivated. IL k fine grazing country, and t abound, in .GUay and i'-h of all kinds. some peo- pie e.. tuat ,tlaWhcrri,, don't grow in that section but they don't know what they are talking about. v" picked them on Nov - last wear. There had been fall cf snow before We got there. but ho-JraWbcrrie~ had been protected by ike la>uriaut 2ra~, and they were ,imp.y ociiciou~.
 Last ,.iulcr man named Oscar Wal ters died of ho~tbite at Carter City near Good New, bay. Walter, had teen r'o~fecting on fauaigan creek and he was known d. "i'tarm gan O-- car" lie went to Carter City for mail an1 waited there for two CT three mouth-. Finally one day he toond h, letter it had been there longer han he had, but had not been delivered for the simple reason ttat cvcr}ogc nthat section knew him only by the name of 'Ptarmi gan Oscar" lie >tartcd back to hji camp but was frozen so badly on the "ay that be0ied shortly after teinG found by some natives. Six men, known as the ">iX tailors" were, it is believed frozen to death in the Good NcA+ country iaet winter.
 Alr. Lanadou has been on Candle creek ali the Inmlchuk during the i past season. lie says the latter section is "lroat, while Candle i, bound to develop into Il good camp. Mr. Lang don and Capt. LumleS brought down Il slab of graphite from ledge about two miles from Salt Lake. near the Saw tooth ccunuy. 1t we5 discovered by the ''Hermil of the SaWtooth." a man who has spent the past three year, there. The slab "as taken from the surface and mess i, -till cIingjnr to it. The graphite ledge is hundred, Of feet wid, and has been traced for upWard- If two miles. Cobalt has also been found in that section near hot spring which i4 continually throwing up rocks and debris.
 Capt. Lumley has has sample of platinum found on Lombard creek. q, well as {, beautiful ruby.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
0UTsgDI: NEWS NOTES.

Detroit. Or'. ?. The governor has appointed Gen. E. A. ASer a the sue co,-or of the late United States Senator McAIilan.
 Washington, Oct. 5.-!t was stated at the White House today that the president i, doing very we'll. lie has recovered from the strain incident to the hard work of last week incident to the coal strike conference. but ua, to be very careful.
 Victoria '. C.. Oct. IA. Guthrie, of St. Paul, contractor of the Great Northern railway, John Ienory and J. Jatfrey, of Vancouver, have bought the Victoria Terminal railway and it- fran chi,c,. which it i, understood will give the Great Northern railway an entrance to Victoria and Vancouver
 Colon. Colombia, Oct. ]. Under re- cent orders i--ued by Admiral Casey. who is at Panama on the battle,hip Wisconsin. no Colombian military oiii- cer, or troop, or ammunition will be allowed to be transported across the i.thmu~ by rail unless by special per mission. Thi, order ignores the passes issued by the railroad company.
 Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. j. Adviccs from Ballarat, lnyo county, the point from which Death valley expeditions are outftted. tell of q terrific wind and rain storm that swept over the Pana- mint range several day, ago, doing great damage to property and injuring many persons.
 Paris. Oct. .5.-1'hc remains of Emile Iola were laid at rest today with sim pie but impressive ceremonies. It was such funeral d. Iola him-clf would have wished, without pomp, but with the serried ranks of thousands of work ingmcn, many accompanied by their wives, -orrowfuliy marching behind hi, coffin. Municipal guards, mounted and on foot. lined the route. but except for d company of infantry, which ren. dcrcd military hOnorS to the body as it was carried from the house to the hear,e. they were there as guardians of order and not as participants in the ceremony.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Roanoke reached port Thursday morning from Seattle. which place he lief; at noon on Oct. 6. lhc i;cano.e had eight pa--onecr- fer Nome and seven for St. Michael. The l,u4noke i~ now al o,. Michael. but is c<p@utcd back at any inc. @he will sail iot :c- attlo ab0u, oct. =.
 Steamship Kimhall, of the Pacific Clipper line, will sail for seattle lo- morrow evening.
 Steamship Ohio iS scheduled to ,ail for seattle on Monday next.
 Steamships Senator and 0rcgca are due sometime next week. The Nome City ia expected to arrive at any time.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Felt shoes, Nome Trading Co.
High Wind and Surf.

A high wind and high surf which has prevailed almost continuously during the week have prevented the steamers now in the harbor from discharging cargo, and ncEe Of them will get away before next week. The only damage reported is the going ashore of the schooner r. J. Ahlcr.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Boxing Carn;Ya! Tonigiit.

A grand boxing carnival take, pIae" tonight at the Standard theatre at 2 o'clock sharp. The main attraction + a co between CurleI Carr and Ed Kelly, besides which there w.ll he exhibition, between all local talent in town. The best evenings sport i>Tpl omised and tickets are selling fd,t.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Death of Mrs. SyerdruD.

Mrs. s;verdrup, wife of Mr. l. E. SVerdrup, the well-hnown Dexter creek mining man, died Thursday morning at the family residence on River street. Funeral services were held this after noon at the First Congregational church, Rev. C. F. Ryberg officiating. The remains have been embalmed and will be placed in vault pending their shipment to the outside next spring.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
NEVIS NUGGETS.

A partial eclipse of the moon oc- cured Thursday night, and wa, uls- tinctly visible.
 Dr. Gall k lowering his buildin. at the corner of Front Street and Kester Nvs-. to conform 10 the line of IT.. street.
 N. Dowd. the new recorder for Koyuk district, has his office at the mouth of Boulder creek, tributary of the Tu- buktolik.
 F. J. naly has purchased sam A~hcim'~ interest in the Imperial Cigar Co. Alr. Asheim will sail for san Francisco on the St Paul.
 Judge Muranc has bought Dr. 0. F. 3carl', building on Stcaaman avenue. .ic ie having new front put in and the building i- being otherN i>e Ienuoyated and will F. used for a law office.
 j. E. Iiarri, has disposed of his ju- tcre~, in the Golden Gate hotel to r. ShWuc>,y, and he will spend the win ter iu California and Arkansas, return ing to Nome next spring.
 Thoma, McNab, who Ina, been oper- atins on Ruby creek the past season. states that the Midgely claim. which va, abandoned by Billy }lidsely last year. is c&ccedin.ly rich. X big body of pay dirt ha, been found, and the claim will yield handsome returns.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Notice of School Board rIeeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the board of school directors for the city of .,ome, is held on the last Monday of each month. The next meeting will be held on Monday, Oct. 27 at 1 P. m. at Dr. Calls quarters in the customs house building, which have been ten Alered for the use of the board during the winter season.
 $. J. CALL, Chairman. Nome, Oct. IS, 1902.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Committed Suicide.

Dr. Ed F. Hill has received q letter from F. Bi,marl; McCowan, late of Nome. Among other news which he is a statement to the effect that Mrs. Cotton, wife of Col. Cotton. d Nome inning operator, who vas here in 1900, had committed suicide in San Francisco. Mr. McCowan k in Chicago.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Pioneer Co. Declares Dividend.

At meeting of the directors of the Pioneer Mining company on Sept. 26 in San Francisco q two per cent dividend was declared on the capital stock of g., ,0O0, eco, besides placing q substantial surplus in the reserve fund. The di- rectors present at the meeting were Jafet Lindeberg, John Brynteson and J. F.. Chilberg.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Funeral Of J. ?. JOilansen.

The remains of Johan P. Johansen, the mail carrier, who perished in a blizzard on Kotzebuo sound last winter were disinterred and brought to Nome The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon from Lange's undertaking rooms, interment being at the city comet ni.N
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
4 Farewell: Dance.

\ farewell dance will be given at Col den Gate hall on Saturday evening next. This dance will mark the departure from Nome for the winter of q number of well known people. An orchestra will be in attendance and the dance will no doubt prove u great social sue
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Two DiyOrCes Granted.

Two diyorces were granted in the district court on "Wednesday afternoon. These were; Lyda V. stanton from William x. stanton, the grounds being deserton. and C. ]. Clark vs. Caroline Clark, on similar ground.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

The Pacific Cold Storage company announce the arrival of d large assort- luent of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern and Olympia oysters, salmon and halibut, Agen's butter, etc, also Roslyn screened lump coal.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Lumber at Northwestern.
Just Arrived.

The largest and most complete line of Boys and Children's Suits ever shown in Alaska. Gus Brown. Lead ing Clothier and Furnisher, 3l6 Front st., Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Ladies' Trimmed Hats.

-00 just received from New York. Must be sold at once. Half price. Call it.. Front street, opposite Beau Mere. Co. ELL X Co,
 Brokers.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Inst Arrived.

A swell line of Mems Suits, $10 mp to so suit. Gus Brown, Leading Clo- thier and Furnisher, 3l6 Front St., Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

The finest lines of clothing and over coats have just been received at Gus Browns. Just call and see these goods for yourself.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
Wall paper, Nome Trading Co.

If you want dental work done and want the best. see Linton, the dentist over Crane ; grocery.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

Special rates will be quoted and con tracts made for your next season lum- Der by Tanner X Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

Have your kodak work finished right. Hammond charges 50c to develop a roll
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

If you want to have a game of pool or billiards go the Board of Trade saloon. Two fine tables have just been received
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
I5O,OOO

Cigars, Porto Rico, Sanchez X Haya, Stanford and other makes, very cheap in order to close out the stock. HoXsie X NeXtor. the Dexter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

Hydraulic pipe a specially at Oscar Wits tin shop.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

Bishops fruits. Nome Tradin. Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

w. !. Rowe Transfer, 42j Front street. Freighting to creeks.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

Scraper team for hire. Transferring. C. l.. Morris, 4l9 Front street.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18

PASSIONATE IlE- For the winter The Cox
 N toYn next to Tanners lumber yard. Ap- ply Ht The Cottage"
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-18
FOR RENT

EROM Nov. |. next, store now known as But. a Ter drug store Inquire of Robert Lyng.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-25
Modern Woodn7ea Fio,,t
a TilMes NenuhIicnn

Special g Times Republican,.
Webster city, AUG. - At a Modern
Moodpen initiation at Prairie Queen.
an inland settlement north OF this ctv.
tho meeting broke ny last nieht in a
big fight. 4 = siee WIS being intiat-
%. Jesse White WAS ~ cbal@e OF Tie
sise' work not in the ritual and Nlfred
liilpipre interfered. White became on
ragged ana struck fiilpipre seriously
oyer the head with four silver dollars
tied IN a handkerchief, laying omen The
scale in three places. White was ar
rested and Jailed in this city. charged
With an assault With intent to 90 great
bodily injury.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-25
Eunng 7puh1n Jarshatnu 5unmdap 1upus


'i's'i'ess and energy but fnslands
chaliee OF improving her Intercourse
anu thilEenee With Persia was never
more ii'N"fabl@ than il is todag, and
LORD l-ahsdoWne Will douhtless en-
ee'lEor 70 secure better terms To-
/ tI3'iSil commerce IN me shail ; dpiniil-
lells
~ present tNssia heads the list OF
/ eNH9fts Iad imports WIN - nel cen
81 i"istl Naitles White ENGLAND COMES
q iiia second With only - Pei cont
The tles ana qu zen are sloWlN soil
ins north in the royal Nachf, and als
eNleetee to faHd AT Aberdeen ut thr
end ~ lle week From thera they VIII
l3i"f q ~ s3eeitl laiA 10 t'allatcl TO-
'.2lln"llE ! ne duration OF ihS u stay
~ Seoiiana is as YET undecided. Much
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I. ~ aH pfohALililA they VIII 60 toI
shot}ef |'ifil'ilis TRIP nest month, sail
ms from aberdeen 70 Copenhagen tc
Z : visit TO the l<inesof I1efHnark an'
% meet the emperor of Russia
ne aitl}ude of The ''oer seneiHls on
w continent IS feaarded here as abb
s'i1l'tly correct 1T has been found
nl}assihie to iuNesie them into
seh"nes Of discomfort and mischief |
ami Gen. hetila $ reported statement
ilsat II is 'he duty of the bursher+ I
Misn'ns Ia live in Africa To respeet ami /
observe Che laws of the British en- I
pure aad render themselves faitfipl
al.ieets If King Edwards enhance
IN respect that k,nsIishmen haye hi(h-
"fio ieit for him. Any ether policy
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-25
BRIDE WON BY A cHIlcAGoAN.
j. M. clark. Horscman. Figures in 70
mantle Story from Denver.

y. W.. N1aFF' rEoFscmah, Flaufes m Eo-
mantle story from Denver.
l'eslNef' AUG 22--l' he announcement
OF me ehsaeeAent OF Miss Lulu Crow
OF Denver and j Nj lark of Chicago.
W2lcl mas Just been mad, discloses an
Ilhiefestiag romance u is genuine
case OF love ct first sight and had its
peH}nhlls ono 2 t"l'naon last summer,
Wren Miss Grow IN her capacity rs
s}ehosIapier for ne National Live
Stock Association, Wont To the Denver
Stock Nafas on business and was intro