The Lexington intelligencer., 1902-09-20


Nr. e. G. Journey, oi SaAsas City,
and Miss Hattie Schoppert, oflnde-
peudence, we're married Wednesday,
afternoon at O'Clock at he hpne or
j E. Marshal, Dr. E q Gordau
officiating. Miss SchopperJ had been
the CUES, OF M,s. Marshall ior sorne
some time. The couple left lorKan-
SIS City on the evening TRAIN
Fort Worth, (Tex.) DAILY register,
/ Aarl S, IsO1:-The interest in the
cleyer performance Of the Knowles
showed itself in a packed house last
right, and the uproareus laughter
during ,he entire evening testified
that the entertainment is even more
than is claimed for it, At the New
Grand nights, commencing Thurs.
day September 25th.
Married, at Kansas City, Sept. 9,
1902, Mr., W. T. Brinkley and NJ IS
Cora Ae5ell Francis. The goom is
youug man Of Ray county widely aud
fsvorably known, whose personal and
basiness character has brought him a
large circle of friends The bride is a
most loyable young lady Of Napoleon,
cultivated and accomplished The best
wishes of their friends attend them
aud he hope that their uniIed lives
may be prosperous and happy.
1t is risking something tOask The
public TO place q piece Of fiction
p ongside Of Poe's best work. The
Editor OF The Cosmopolitan ventures
this in the following note, which
appears in the September issue: "Oue
docs not often find a story which
seems to come in the cl assifcatiou Of
Edgar Allen Poe's best work. Yet
one might be tempted 70 ask such a
place for The Caponc Curse, which
Arthur E McFarlane contributes to
The Cosmopoliton for September.
At the Christian church, Sunday
a9lning, ,ae Neial board recon-
~Soraed to t,te aggregation the cleo
a toa Of more elders and more deacons.
! They recommended the election Of
Clareace Viyion as an elder, and
Jlmes Winn and George Wertz as
deacons. They we're all elected by
: rl,ipg vote, not dissenting vote
beng cast The congregation also
selected DIR. John Greer, James Moore,
, Boyd Curtis, James CALDWELL and
Albert Pointer to act as uShers.
: Cornelius n. Bliss, who was the
-, ~ ..- Ian Of ia. r.ol ublan campalgn
fluid in 1896, and who was Secretary
of the Interior in Mckinley IS first
administration, was forced to reslgr
from the Board Of NJ anagers of th'
American Protective Tariff Leagut
: because OF the "gone daltneSs" OF tina
organization on the tariff question
$, Mr.. Bliss is a high tariff advocat'
D, himself, but the vie ws Of the leagu
st have becomes SO notOriOuSly eXtrem
ul that Mr.. Bliss Withdrew in order :,
he make his protest as fOrcible as it
es possible to make it.
~ Miss A. W. ArmstrOng, OF Balti
&C more, corresponding secretary of !h
" Woman's Missionary Union, dellvere
an address to the young ladies' Of tb
ire Baptist College THURSDAY night. 0
m account of misunderstanding !
all regard to the date the matter wa
be not advertised as was intended. Mi'
he Armstrong has just returned from
ooi trip through Old Mexico She is
an fluent speaker and those who wei
Try fortunate enough to hear her wei
cy. highly entertained Mrs Shipp a
companies her as travelling con
panion.
Attention is called to the adve
! tisement of the Mutual Ii
I Insurance Company Of New Yor
+. which appears in the Week
Z INTELLIeENcER. This company e
! Joys the distinction Of having t
Z largest assets and of having paid t
! largest aggregate sum to policy b.
Z ders Of any similar Institution in t
world. It's bust ness is increasi
4 more rapidly now Than at any time
its history 1t has large number
z policy holders in lafayette counl
probably the larg est. 1t writes
kinds Of legitimate Insurance.
lends money at low rates on its