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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
Furnished House TO Let.

Six rooms and bath in best part of
Manoa, Five minutes from Rapid
Transit For rent to parties without
children. Location unexcelled. City
water, mosquito proof; stable and SER
wants quarters. H. M. Slemons, with
w. A. Wall over Bishops Bank.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
CONTINUED from Page p


ARRIVING
Thursday, January l6.
Stmr Maui F. Bennett, from Hama
kua ports at 6:35 a. m. with 500 bags
sugar, 2 packages sundries.
StmT Niihau, W. Thompson. from
Koloa, Waimea, Maxwell and Eleele at
6:l5 a, m, 5000 bags sugar.
DEPARTING.
Stmr. Maui, r. Bennett, for Mahukona
and Hamakua ports at p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
Furnished Rooms To Let

A nicely furnished room, Apply al
348 Beretania street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
Lost

The December salary warrant No
31O0 of Akuni Ahau, teacher, Kailua
School, KoOlaupOkO, Oahu. Return to
Auditor or Henry Cobb Adams, School
Agent KaneOhe.
A small bay mare, branded with a
figure 7 on one of the hind legs, will
finder please notify this ONCE
Lost, strayed or stolen dark bay
horse, black pointed, about fifteen and
One-half hands high. Reward of $4,000
will be paid by the owner; DR.. Mita-
mura; Nuuanu street; telephone White
152; p. o. Box 842.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
For Sale

Building lots in College Hills. Favor.
able terms to hOmeseekers. Apply to P
c. Jones or Jonathan Shaw, Judd Build.
ing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
Understanding Co
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

One Hundred Dollars ($1OO.OO) reward
will be paid to any person giving in
formation which will lead to the arrest
and conviction of the parties who stole
a registered mail pouch from the
Steamer "Kinau" on or about Satur-
day, December 21st.
G. L. WIGHT,
President.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16

Building lot corner King annd Nc
Gully streets, Pawaa tract. Rapid Tran
sit line will pass the door. Apply al
Star office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
To Lease

store on Fort Street also warehouse
on Queen street,. c. Ables, Real Es-
tate Agent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
Found
Situations Wanted

As gOyerness and seamstress. Out of
town preferred. Advertiser is a young
woman and has one child.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16

A magnificent building site on the
Punchbowl slope, near Thruston ave>
nue.. Particulars at Star office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16
To Let

That elegant home adjoining the
residence Of Rev, w. M. Kincaid, Thurs
ton Avenue. c. Ables Real Estate
Agent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16

Building lot corner King and Kane
hameha road. Palama terminus of
Rapid Transit road. Apply at Star Of
fee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16

Second Hand Dump Cart in good con-
dition, apply *" Star office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-16

Eight room cottage, with stable and
servants quarters. A bargain. Ad-
dress "R" Star office.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
@el6 III Derletbem.

Nuf cultiptrte Saru,s SeSen let@te
Bebtnsunsen unb gu ntebrtsen Staten
@elb gu perleiben. gs mtrb it@ gud
lobnen, BET MIR porauipre@en, ruenr
Sbr etue Mnletbe auf Cure Tarut usa
den mont.
1Ss1i y. .. Oprmam.
Office lber grfer Nationalbanf, ct. @Ioub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
9etlt Mppetttloiigteit.
Stetntst bic 9aatiarbe unn iteat g..
iunobeit her.-Gaacarine.

Seiltng, nddbem a0es anbere peraeblih
nor, 1T ba8 &eiultat Der @rfabruma bes
tpunoerpouen UtittelS unb Qinbermng pom
ben briidenben gei9merben, bic entItammen
aus &ranfheiteu Der Seber, bes Wtaaens, Der
Wteren unb ber Ginseweioe, mel6e aepSbn=
LID iebr ausseiproden in ibrem Spmptomen
limb. Sol6e Spmptome iinb Sopfmeb, Der
Htilden piro ldrSa6er unb i6merSt mebr Der
Yatient mirb i1mat, bas aluse matter ilnb
mebr leblos bic n%nfdbi9teit, na1ts Al I6las
ten. Sel9t lt9 mebr als lie; Sartleibtsteit,
nnperoauli9feit Der Nabruns, @ppetitloiiss
tett uno aue elenben Spmptome zines tran=
ten unb nidt a%rbeitenben Wasens unb Der
@tn9epetoe, Der 2eber unb 9tieren werben
per9roBert, nnb Der 0eibenbe fiiblt sebrode:
ner uno letnes Oaietns mii6er als le. Sbr
mo9et Dtittel anwenben unb WtebiSinen 9e:
braudyen, bic pieIei6t 2inberun9 per11afien
tilIAetpe furSe 3eit, aber Sbr mercet ben Sru:
belWi1t Los, bis Sebr 'iol9e Seilmittel se=
braudt, wel9e Der uria9e auf ben @runb
9eben. @ascariue thut bas. @ascarine mirb
Cure Sober unb Nieren resulireu, Guren Dfa
gen relni9en mie aud bic @in9emeibe, unb
na6bem bies Sel6eben lift, fSnnt Sbr an ie=
men 8el6werben ni6t mebr leioen, neil bic
uriade zines iol6en 9elbens beieitist lit.
eetoet SbrE Surbtet .Sbr bic Verl6limme=
rln9 iener Geieen mGbrenb ter fommenoen
Wonates Sbr t0nnt sebeilt merben unb ni9i
BLOB fir cine Winrte ionbern fir INNER.
@ascarine pirb Sud beilen in %unslaubl,d
furser 3eit, unb Sbr merbet mieber in ben
3ultane sebradt me,ben, in mel6em es Sud
no6mals mo sli6 1T, oas 9eben gu senieBeu.
S9iebt es feinen Sag auf.
Gascartne TT Den Mpotbefcw soc.
@ebriiber &ea's 9eilmittel 3u pertaufen in
Wolitor's Qpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21

8reslau btnetn, ipotel51t tie npG IN Den
Rreifen Namslau unb Wortenbera bic
Mebraabl bilben unb i'm &reiie 8riea
gum lebten Mal bic Sber beriibren.
Sn Pommern, 8ranbenburg, Sad1en,
Qnbalt, 8rauni6peis, 9annober Bis
Hbetnlanb, am ~NorbzStfeefanal u. +.
n. finben mir fletnere unb arDBere
Polentolonien.
inns perngla lit iiingft
ton ftruirt porben, bas mar auf bic
Stdrte bon nun ! 3Ou auiammenfalten
tann, unb bas auBeroem Elm Sutteral
unnDtbig ma4t.
Sn 81 eelanb bofft maj
binnen Sabresfrit i'm Stanbe gu fein,
ben aDblenbebarf Der bortisen @iienz
huhnen aus ben inldnbii4en &pblenz
minen beden 81 tDnnen.
Ste % Fl 3 It elluns
in g t. 2pnts pirb am 30. Mprtl
1904 erDffnst perben, unb Der @9lub
Der elben ntrb ni9t ipGter als am 1.
DECEMBER 1904 erfolsen.
Gin alter 6 d m E b
TT iiingft in Der Perfon bes 65iGbrisen
9t6ters Sobn 8. 9auie in Seffer1on=
bile, Snb., geitorben. SIM 2aufe Der
aebn Sabre, nGbrenb nel9er er bic
Observation-Disclosures befleibete, bat er
runb 5000 Paare g%etraut.
Sas apanif9e &riegsz
m | n e + Ii nj bat i'm eSSnterei1e
elmer bei9leunigten grlebiguns Der
9ei9dfte aus ben MmtsrGumen Der
iiingeren 8eamten beg &e9nunesz
departments unb aus BEN @artefdlen
ale @tiible entfernen laFen.
Gtne bpner Sirma
CAB furali9 Elm @eraei9nib Der BON
t6r %gefiibrten neutrality-suspicious. ber=
aus. Dieter &atalog beitebt aus stpei
groBen 8Gnben BON $50 @eiten, bapon
Sc in Sarbenbrud, unb lit 5ebn BEL
5tpOlf 3oa groB unb anei 3ou bid.
0ie Soften beliefen fi4 auf 100000.
&nrtoe g e.l b It m o + b
ura9e. Sn Gutenberg, S6iirinsen,
nabm ii@ neuli6 Der 6Oidbrise Tubrz
mann 8ratftf4 bas 2eben bur9 gr<
han9en, neil er Elm ft0rrii9es pferb,
tpel6es er unter @orbebalt unb auf
umtauf4 gefauft batte, nt9t mieber
lostperben fonnte.
STE 81 8 n b eruna
a II 8 S + b 1T cine iiberaus
groBe. SIM Sabre 1901 tpanberten
1880 Perfonen, ober ie 9 aus 1000
G%tntpobnern aus, BON benen 8O.5 pro>
gent i'm Otter bon Is Biz 35 Sabren
tparen. Selbit btefe bobe 3abl tpurbe
TIM Sabre 1900 nod um 1000 iiber=
troffen.
8OIinia probuairt elm 3pDlftel
bes gefammten 3innbebarfs Der Welt
unb 1T reid an &upfer unb @olbfelz
bern. @s beiist iebo9 auf Elm Mreal
bon 100000 Quabratmeiler 1lur 200
Meilen @ifenbabn, unb bie1er Mangel
an geeigneten Sransportmttteln 1T
bauptfG4li9 S9ulb an Der geringen
tulturelen gntpidluns bes 2anbes.
STE Sarbtgen bonn Susz'
egeezS # / i'm Staate
Mlabdma, pel9e i'm Sabre 1900 boz,
Der beutf9en Hesierung anseitent tpur>
ben, um bic @tngeborenen in Sogoz
lamb, O~eutf9zWefafrifa, i'm Mnbau
bon 8aumnoqe gu u%nterpetien, baben
groBe grfolge gu peraeidnen. Die in
Sogolanb eraielte 8aumpole iiberz
trtfft an Nualitdt bas ameritanii9
Mittelprobutt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
8ri@t ieoweoen Neeorn.
QmpimnI I'm 6osniteI hs,nhIt

3metmal I'm 9oipital besablte s.
u. @uuebse, @erbena, Ila., etnt
sroBe Sumu,e an Doetoren, nm etner
i@wterisen Sau uon 9dmorrboiben
gu betlen, bic "a Eumors uerurla9=
ten. Na@bem aues persebli9 mar,
betlte TIN 8udlen's Nrntca Solbe
raid. 8eiiest gntainbuns, pertreibi
Weben, t6btet S@mer3en. Bette Sal:
be tn Der @elt. 25ctS tn %. s.
9ubn's Ipotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
0ie pplen in aeutfhlauS.

Tie auf bic Mieberaufri9tuna bes
alien pplni1den RDnisrei9s abaislens
ben polnii9en Msitationeu i'm Often
Deut19lanbs finb na9serabe au elmer
Gebensfrase fir bas &Onisreid preus
ben getporben, unb ipenn bic preubi59:
Regierung bic bon 8ismard 1886 ins
ausurirte f9arfe polenpolitif pieber
nu%fgenpmmen fat, 10 ftiibt 1ie nidt nur
bas bortise 9eutf4tbum, ionbern tie
Iebt au9 fir Die pplen cine &ulturs
mtiiipn fort. War bod bic preubiI9e
Mesierung felt Der @rperbuns be-
aiebunsspsiIe Wtebererperbuno Der
pplnii9en 2anbestbeile Gnhe bes 18.
unb Mnfanss bes 10. Sabrbunberts
ftets beftrebt, in ibnen einen aebilbeten
tpoblbabenben Mittelitanb gu f9affen,
einerfeits als 8ollpert sesen ben
l1ebermutb Der @belelte, anbererfeits
als S9ub fir bic Grmeren &laFen, bic
unter polniider !Serrfdaft in glenb,
ftupiber &ne9t19aft unb @ertommen>
beit selebt batten. @tnen mG9tisen
Smpuls empfinsen bic neuerli6en @ez
ftrebungen Der &egieruns bur9 bic be-
fannie Marienburser &ebe bes &aifers,
in Der er fem @plt our Wabruns ieiner
natipnalen Sitter %auffprberte, benen
bur9 bic ms llngemeHene gepad5es
men Mgitationen Der pplen unb beren
uebermutb Gefabr brobe. Last but
not least er1Dbte Der preubii1e 2ano=
tag ben Qnfieblungsfonbs fir Yofen
unO Wetpreuben bon 2OO,OOO,OOO
Marf auf 350,OO0,O0O Marf uab
ftelte auBerbem Der Staatsresteruns
100000 Marf gum Mntaufe bon
@runbitiiden unb beren llxlpanbluna
in 9omdnen unb Spriten our Ser
fiigung.
oils Wnttpprt auf btefe MaBnahmen
Trapt die lila ntA. nn lhr lmmAr GpkaIrff Aafd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
ftsgtd die eDie Sorts, Die lhr~ tmmaGekaut IA
::s:!a &WzZw

tn Den 0ren5tret1en gegei bic Oeut>
f9en auridtreten. SIM Norben baben
BITE Seuti9en ii9 lungs Der Nebe unb
bon biefer Biz our 8rabe unb Wartbe
perbrettet unb biefer @esenb einen pDl@
Zig beutfden Nnftri9 segeben. en- ben
Stdbten Der probina 1T meiitens fat
bic Sdlfte Der 8ebDlferuna polnif9.
Sn S4lefien eibt es sleidfals Slaben
tn ni9t unbebeutenber Menae: polen
meiit in Sberf9lefien, Sfaeden in
Sber= unb Mttteli9lefien unb Wenben
i'm &esierunssbeairt 2iesnib in @er<
btnonns NIT benz tpenbii9en Besirt i'm
&0nistei9 Sa4fen. Die polen iiber>
tptegen i'm &esterungsbeairf Sppeln,
tpofelbit fte i'm Often BON Der Sber
etpa rs proaent Der 8ebDlferuna aus
MAIDEN; i'm Weiten bon ber Ober neb>
men tie mad unb na9 ab unb bDre1 nit
Der 2tnie Sber>@ losauz2eobfdib faft
gang arf.
Nuf Der re9ten Settle Der Ober aieht
f@, tpie f9on ansebeutet, bas @ebtei
Der Dolgn IN ben Heaierunasbeairi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-08-21
! s::;;' & Z, =; :; !; =: ;!:'''

's Ii &<XANZZm
lnD &unDgebun9en bsf6IpHen rte N5cs
len Die 8sgebung tes Sa6rsstases Der
S9la9t BON Sannenbers, in peIGsr
Der polenfOnis Soge1o am Is. sSSuli
141O nit einem 9eere pplen unb
2itauer bas Inn bic SGlfte i9pdGere
Seer bes bentiGen Sroens 19lug, als
pplnii6znationales Set. Sanf Den
@orfi6tsmabregeln Der 8ebDrben tielt
lt9 Die Seier i'm @qgemeinen in aiemz
lt9 bef9eioenen @renaen. 1mfo GRO
beres 8efremben erreste es baber, bah
NIT Der grlaubnib bes Grabii9ofs b.
Stablepsti i'm @neiener Dome Elm
feterli4er 9antgottesbient CUR Grim
1erung an iene S9la9t abgebalten
tpurbe. Sen 100000 auf beutf6em
8oben angeiiebelten Yolen tpurbe baz
nit Elm i9le9ter 9tenit ertpiefen.
MuBer auf bic bereits genannten
propinaen pofen unb @eftpreuBen
pertheilen ii9 bic Polen in Oeut16lanb
nod auf bic Probinaen O%ftpreuben,
S4lefien unb in serinser 3abl auf
Pommern. Sic unterf6eiben ii6 in
9roBpolen, Mafuren, &aFuben unb
Ge9en ober W%aferpolen. Die @roBz
pollen finbet man in ber 8ropina 8os
len, in WeftpreuBen Ditli9 BON be,
Wet9fel unb in einigen &rciIen bes
&egierungsbeatrfes 8reslau; Die Maz
furen i'm fibli9en SFpreuBen; Gle
&ahuben in Weitpreuben he Hid BON
Der 8ei4iel unb in unbeoeutenben
Geiten in ben pommerf9en areifen
8iitop, 2auenburs unb @tolp; bic
2eben ober Waferpolen in Oberf9lez
item. Sn Der probtna @etpreuben
ftnben mir &afuben, beren Sprade
benz @robpolen ni9t re9t perftGnbli9
1T. Sic bilben bic ureinpobner bes
9ebietes i'm Weiten bon Der @ei9iel.
Die metiten Seutf9en gtbt es in be
len Gesencen entlang ben gifenbabnz
LINEN. SIN Often bon ber Wei6iel
oebnt ii9 bas polnif9e @pra9aebiet
in Wefz unO SfpreuBen Lungs Der
Siogren5e aus unb rei9t i'm Norben
bis an bic 2inte, tpelbe bon &ulm
iber 2eRen, 9eutf6=gplau, Oferobe,
8if4ofsburg, 2DBen unb &opablen
CUR Sfsrenae fibrt. NDrbli9 BON be
Ter 2tnte ftnb nit Musnabme Der poll
nt19en Spra9tnIel bes &reifes Stuhm
bic Polen muir Deretnaelt. Sn @e It.
preuben finb bic polen portpiegenb
fatbolti9, in 'SfpreuBen meiit epanges
lid. Die 2anbbepDlferung lit in benz
umfans bes sanaen eben beaei6neten
9ebiets gu 80 Bis 80 proaent polnifd,
bic StabtbebOlferuns iiberpieaen6
beutf9
Sn Der probtns pofen finb bic poz
len In Der Mebr5abl. sic bepobnen
ben Ditltaen She'll borberrf9enb, tpdbz
rfnh tie na6 Wetten au abnehme1 unb
Ppso& ia hin corfo hin lbr ro.N.Ao,r m DATA
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
Petriken-TennIe-

Malcolm Petriken, lately a resident of
Huntingdon, Pa, and Miss Florence Y
Temple. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. lanes
IL. Temple, of 1929 Providence n Senue
were married on Saturday evening at the
parsonage OF the Emmanuel Ranfist
church, by the pastor. Rev. selden W
Cummings
The couple were attended by the brides
father, mother and two sisters. and viii
be at home to their friends In their an
partment at the Colonnade Hotel after
December l. The bride lately has been
engaged as stenographer with n R;r-
KIN \ Company, the lace manufacturers
Inc groom Is paymaster for Sims K Com
pany, the elevated contractors, now en-
gagged by the Pennsylvania railroad In
Chester
The marriage on Saturday was the cul-
mi0ation ola pretty little romance which
dates back to July - last, when Miss
Iemple, who is very pretty IN appearance
ana graceful OF manner. took a trolley
ride To Shellpot Park There she met Mr.
fetrlken for the first time and the two
feh IN love. The young woman was
wooed and won, and the announcement
OF the coming marriage was made to the
parents few weeks ago and was some.
what of a surprise to them. Both the
young people have a charming personal.
ity and their many friends will wish
them much happiness in their welded
iife.-Chester (Pa.) Times.
The bride Is "A granddaughter of Mrs.
M. +. Helm, who resides on the Boule-
yard, and was visitor To this CITY last
winter.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
The First Thankssivlnq Dinner.

Inc hrst Thanksgiving was appointed
Dy Governor Bradford. at Plymoutb
Massachusetts, in 1921. the wear fol
lowing the landing % the Pilgrims. in or
der that the ColOBists in a more special
way could rejoice together at having all
things in good and plenty. In prepara-
ton Tor the feast "gunners'' were sent
INTO the woods for wild turkeys. which
aoounded there in great numbers. kitch-
ems were made ready for preparing the
least' especially the large one in Dame
brewster house, which was under the
immediate direction and charge of Pris-
ella Molines, she who afterwards became
the vile of John Alden
Early on the morning of the annoin-
ted Thursday, about the first of Novem-
Der. .Massasoit and ninety of his warriors
arrived on the outskirts OF the village
and with wild yells announced their
readiness to enjoy the hospitality of
thelr white brethren. The little settle
ment, which now consisted of seven
dwellings and four public buildings was
now astlr, with men. women and chill
dren, who gave the Indians a hearty vel
come as they filed the large square in
'front.' OF the Governors house. Soon the
ron oil Drum announced the hour OF
prayer, Tor no day was begun without
TINS rehglous service. Then followed a
monday oil feastiDg and recreation. which
continued not only that day, but during
e~o succeeding days. The usual routine
VI uu',es was suspended; the children
romped about in merry play: the vouno
men INDUCED in athletic sports drS
games IN friendly rivalry with the In.
dians; the little American army of tvven.
" men. under the leadership of Miles
Standish, went through it's drills and
manual OF arms. to the great delight and
astonishment OF the natives. while the
women busted themselves in the carefnl
preparation OF theexcellent meals. which
were eaten in the open air" Governor
Bradford, also appointed day in graft
tude Tor rain after the drought in I63a
and Tor supplies of sorely needed food re-
ceived by ship in 1852. On later occa-
sions the form of proclamation in lGSo
indicated that the feast had become an
annual observance with little .interrup-
ton from 1923, three years after settle
ment. lt was recommended annually bv
Congress during the Revolution. but
there was an intermission after that un-
III l.o9, when President Washington
appointed n day Of Thanksgiving for
the adoption OF the Federal Constitution.
subsequently various days in November
were recommended by Governors. until
IN the third year OF the civil war. under
President Lincoln, the regular observ-
ance OF national Thanksgiving began.
the proclamation Of the President being
supplemented generally by Governors of
states, and fixing by custom the last
Thursday in November as the day. As
family gathering and harvest festival
the custom is endeared TO multitudes es-
pecialiy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29

VIM. Ubclaker. President Of the Lake
View Lodge OF Foresters, writes from
Si27 North Clark ST., Chicago, H., the
following letter:
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o. f:
Gentlemen-For years past when I
have been exposed TO wct or inclement
weather. my chest would hurt me and 1
would have serious Indigestion, and I
would be laid up FOR n day or two, caus-
ing Inconvenience and pain.
ono Of my lodge friends advised me
70 try Peruna, as 1t had helped him, and
found that bottle cured me.
If feel badly now at once take two
or three doses, and find it keeps me in
fine health. Peruna is worthy Of every
ones confidence.-WM.U UBELAKER.
1t i only just ordinary good, common
sense - provide against inclement
weather. If you have the slightest cold, /,
cough, sneezing, or any othor indication
that you are "under the weather." "A few
doses Of Peruna will put you right.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-11-29
ItraI Commercial
MORE ABOUT JOHN FoRsvrAE.
Another Tribute to This Interest,na
Character.

Ondrdcter.
fredericksburg, Va, Nov. 25th. 1902
To The Free Lance:
.. In your issue Of the 22nd inst. you pub
iisa "a most interesting sketch of Hon
Johh Orsythe. one OF the most accom-
pushed men ever produced BY the ola
south. The following extracts from
W mites Historical Collections of Georgia
may he Of interest in this connqction
Speaking of his service as Secretary of
theStatei 1t says: During no period since
the war 1872 had our foreign relations
involved questions more important: and
'he honor and success with which they
were conducted were owing. in a great
measure, to the talents aud firmness Of
Mr. Forsy the. Inperson he was up-
right, and anely proportioned He was
a deep thinker, aud his knowledge was
Always at command As an off hand de
nater ne had no superior. In the Boston
of him: ~ '9
Mr. Forsy the's manner is peculiarly
irginian-respectful in his iaupua0e
courteous and complimentary to his anita
gonist- Without everexhibiting passions
ne evinces deep feeling. His voice is
pecuharly melodious. and without talk
ing last. the word seem to melt into earh
other. like one continued sound lie uses
out little gesture. and his emphatic pass.
ages are always in underrone. which
produces solemn effect and leaves a
deep impression. IL is the still small
voice IN which he pours out heart soui and
Keeling, charming the audience into n sill.
ence, as II they were listening to the last
iadlng notes OF an AeOlin harp. when
they feel that the spirit OF the wind Is
dyirg away. His eountenancei is fair and
pleasing, with smile always playing
around his lips -
The Legislature Of Georgia in lS41
passe resolutions of regret at the death
oil Mr.. Forsythe in which he was landed
as a statesman, digniiied and firm: an
orator brilliant and beautiful. "A gentle.
man. whose elegant department. and
honorable bearing attracted universal
admiration and regard These resolu-
tions form one of the most beautiful tri.
butes 10 statesman that il has ever
been my good fortune to read.
\ daughter of Mr. Foraythe married
Hon. Alfred Iverson. of Columbus Ga
ana her descendantss still live in that CITY
You are mistaken, however. in saving
that It was Hon. Howell Cobb. who ac-
companied Mr. Forsythe to Fredericks-
burg. and here he met the lady who he
came his wife. Ii was John A. Cobb. wbo
married Miss Sarah Rootes. and Howell
and Thomas X. X. Cobb were the chill
ureh oi this marriage. Georgian.
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DEATHS.

Mrs. Edward Sisson, after an illness OF
a few weeks, died at her home near
Heathsville, Saturday, aged ffty-six
years. She leaves two sons and one
daughter, besides two brothers and two
sisters.
The body of Mrs. Mary Tate. who died
at Louisa on Saturday night, was taken
to Gordonsville Monday and inferred in
Maplewood Cemetery. Mrs Tate was 93
years old. Deceased was the mother of
Mrs. W. J. Carnell, of Louisa. who was
formerly citizen OF Gordonsvil!e.
Miss Katharine b. Conrad died in Win
chester Monday, aged 66 years. She was
a daughter OF Robert Young Conrad. a
distinguished lawyer OF the old times.
Before the war Miss Conrad was a reign
ing belle and was betrothed to Cant.
Dick" Ashby, "A brother OF Gen. Turner
Ashby. His tragic death early in the
struggle terminated the romance of her
life. She is survived by two brothers
one Of whom is Hon. Holmes Conrad
who was Solicitor-Generalo Of the limited
States under Cleveland.
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MARRIAGES.

Licensed to marry in Washington
Harry II. kidwell Alexandria. and
Elizabeth +. Owan. Gordonsville; Albert
+. Edwards, Lula ~ Burgess, both OF
Fauquier county.
At Harborton Methodist Episcopal
church, near Exmore. Accomac county.
Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Harry f. Mears
prominent merchant os Onlev. led to
the altar Miss Jennie s. Ross. daughter
OF Mr.. Thomas b. Ross. OF Harborton,
Miss Willie Gladstone, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John Gladstone. who reside
near Exmore, Accomac county. became
the bride of Mr.. William Johnson of
Willis Wharf. at Broadwater Methodist
Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon
Rev. j. +. Potts ofIiciated.
At the home of the brides mother in
fauquier county at noon Tuesday. Miss
Hester Mhitaere and Mr.. j. Milton Roc
ers. OF Grafton, W. Va, formerly of Mia.
dleburg. were married Miss Elmer Whit
acre, sister OF the bride, was maid of
honor. Mr.. John Wegner. of Grafton
W. Va, was best man. Rev. Mr. Coe
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Staples, ofiiciated