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New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

generally no family connections that they care
much about. and they have a constitutional aver
sion for real labor. They are good fishermen,
good shots and good woods cooks: they drink
liquor when they can get it without much ex-
erton. go without il when none is handy, do not
need or care for many clothes and haven't the
least ambition 10 become wealthy All they want
Is comfort plenty TO eat. plenty of tobacco good
chance 10 hunt and fish and nothing whatever 10
DO in the line of work a regular schedule This
is the Life of the camp keeper and il is always easy
to get to take the job.
When the last logger is gone then the keeper
comes I'm and takes charge He falls heir 10 all the
dime novels. illustrated papers old clothes ana
tobacco that may he left behind There IS always
enough -four. pork, molasses and tea in the camp
10 supply dozen men for year. and the heeper
rifle, fishing rod big jackknife. lots OF clay
pipes, complete knowledge of the woods ana a
dreamy Indifference 10 all that goes on In the out
Il often happens that the camp keeper doesn't
know who IS President, and, what rs HlotS, .le
aoesn care rap. There are people m the tNo' ~
Woods who haven't yet heard of the eruptlon OF
Mont Pelse. even of the Boer war and not long
ago one specimen was found on the Alegash @n9
had never heard OF the Spanish Inc Moriu
Is bigger than many people realize. especlaiy III
the deep woods. where news penetrates slowly
For week two after the departure OF me
logging crew the camp keeper is husy-oyerwothTTu "a
IN fact-for he mas 10 pick up the campItna Is
terry OF the stuff left for his disposal aaNiIs
completed this laboTious task, he settles down toT
only ny fishing trips excursions into the WOODS
10 look up places frequented by moose sh9 GEE osgr
cage is valuable 10 him in the following fsil ano
WINTER when he hires out guide 10 spol esnlei, t
his $50 or 800 all in "A lump, and that viii BUY lor
niln some clothes, lot Of tobacco and enousn n!t
espr rne 20 ths hst ra nlm unt spring ir nav have
d Joo guiding he rests from his exerticns Oh 'he
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PROGRAhHE FOR 18TH ANNITERS4RY.
The programme of the services to commemorate
the loth anniversary of the old John Street Church
which is to be held next Sunday. is as follows:
Love feast az $50 a. m
Preaching at 1o:iS a. m. by Bishop J. W.
Hamilton.
Mass meeting al 23o n. m. Chairman. the Rev.
Dr- C. w Milard, presiding elder New-York Dis
trlct Addresses by Or. f. s. Tipple. John Beattie
and others Music in charge Of Metropolitan Tenn
pie Choir
Epworth League meeting $50 p. m. J. S. Coward.
leader.
Preaching at as BY the Rev. Wallace Mac
Muilan pastor of the Madison Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church
Inc pastor. the Rev. Dr. j. Wesley Johnston has
spent much time in preparing for this celebration.
ana u Is expected that many members who have
moved 10 other parts Of the country in the last
rev years VIII be present this time. Dr. John
Annals OF this church that it has led many To
MINK that he ts contemplating writing it's history
hetoie ne assumed the pastorate Of the John Street
'hutch' br Johnston was known in literary circles
aS the author OF books religious and others
o' notioh His best known work is entitled Dwell
eIS III S"tham: Romance of New-York" lie
mas aiso written The Greed and the Prayer" THE
haptsm OF Fire" The House that Jack Built"
Fhinp foakley-A Story OF To-day The Riddle
ol Lire, besides numerous articles for The Chris
'ah Advocate" which ne signs stylus"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

THE WIVES or SEVERAL OFFICERS. STATIONED
THERE AND AT GUAM co TO JoIN THEM
on board the United States ship supply which
sailed yesterday from the Brooklyn Navy Yard for
the East. the wives of several officers OF the
navy. who preferred the risk Of three months
voyage and the dangers of the climate Of the Phil
ippines and Guam to remaining alone in this coun-
try for two three years. They were Mrs. Frank
II. Schofeld and Mrs. ". D. BrOtheTton. whose
husbands lieutenants; Mrs. +. Ryan, the wife
Of Paymaster Ryan. and Mrs. T. G. Cook. the wife
Of Surgeon Cook, who will he in charge Of the
naval station at Guam Commander Sewell took
his three children with him the trip.
II said yesterday that the incident
without precedent IN the United States Navy. as
Of the strict rules which the naval bureau
has rigidy enforced is that women shall sail
on government warships. The Supply Will 90 10
Cavite. and unload a part Of her stores and pro-
visions and then go 10 Guam. where she viii he
stationed permanently. and will be used sta
tOn ship for the island and for the other islands
in the vicinity
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
THE LIFE OF THE CAMP KEEPER.
He GETS LITTLE MONEY. BUT HIS TASK
JUST SUITS HIS TASTES

Bangor Me. oct . (Special.)-No set OF men In
the world have an easier happier life than do
the socalled camp keepers OF Northern Maine.
They toll not neither do they do much thinking and
yet on incomes seldom exceeding 500 cash a year
they really have a comfortable and enjoyable ex-
isteuce. These happy men are the keepers or care
takers of lumber camps during the five months OF
the year that logging operations suspended
and the camps deserted.
When the work Of cutting the winters crop OF
logs has been completed and the last OF the crew
has gone down the river 10 Bangor. somebody must
keep guard over the camps. the provisions that
have been left over and all the valuable outfit. and
stolen by woods tramps or careless sportsmen. For
this purpose the owner OF the camp hires Of
the queer. happy-go-Ircky characters always TO be
found In the borderand between the deep woods
and civilization.
These men have no fixed place OF residence and
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
OFFICERS OF FR4TERNAL rNI0S'

Denver Oct 1S-The FraternaI Union OF ssrs
lea which is holding its quadrennial sessot .azesrs:
yesterday elected the following supFehs sras os
Supreme president. F. F. ROose. Omaha' SIRE s.crs-
tary. s s BatV. snnreme treasurer W. As1- a.
shan; supreme physician, S. I. MepeIH's,, 's,,,snrems
preme protector r. C.. Bailey. Oultna' rewards,
guide, r. t. Read, PillrOse, Tex; supIeiIts 2
y. j. Mcintyre. Denver; N. Lazer. AtlsIIsss. Tex:
Coulthan, Boulder. Col; 5. p Rice, ISAr Ih,n, Ala.
supreme guard. Oscar Floyd, Blrmlls lsL'a-y;fv a-;fv
supreme sentinel. j. E. Trogdo, Kansas -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ro ErrEvn cRrLSE To ACSTR4LH

san Francisco. Oct H-Withtn Two "eSHs
yrrJtad statua training shin Mohican will sail iol
long cruise with crew OF aSSos two huia+ -.
and nifty snGsmen. going as far as sSahsS - has
traIia before starting her return cruise. 80
been customary for the Adams and the -No-, 49,.
to make Matazatan or Honolulu thelr Il-,,i,s
point but in this instance, in addition 10 siS Al,
south coast norts and nerbaps Honolulu, the No No
hican is To reach far into the south SedS1 ,vsnty
men between the aSes of etshteen ai.~ ,ss with
five. The Adams which Will make 2 cIssr dis
apprentices. with Wake Island as heI M
tant point. viii prohabN sail IN leW uas-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
SAN HOUSTON AND SAY J4cJyTo copy

y
added new hero 10 my list while IN r.xa.
''S summer said the sophomore who spept
on stock ranch in the Lone Star STATE
~ was S"m houston. the hero of the last cre.l,
war the master hand who did for sart. tsa
~.u ''le eieA-eahs at san Jacinto. a ripping brave
u, ,l1n a. une when men had to he brave and
..T,,dr,t ,.oIit "'eiT 'here were lots of them
ploh YOU ever know Of Sam Houston hafor.,..
ashee [es nus roommate. southerner. in wonder
oI oouse I've heard of him IN books h,, $50,
@ ooIL rsaHy appreciate the man unt, ,,o,, -
some or the odtmers tell about him ' rt you near
Sneak of him oU 0n IN Texas. l first heard them
,',IH-,. Nm M, one day when We were ridng ,-o.
@ IA We came 10 a field of psrticuIassl,e et%s3 49,
" That Is san Jacin,r ro,r -,
way II got the name ~ '''''e - d Story IN the
stories ~ AnoW always make them tell me ,ha
~ r-a.,,.e - soon soon heard this one In seems tbaT
chase sfTeS ny nearly starved to death on their
Wbs1 tbe santa Ana and his Invading armv
al ali kffsr u same they were down TO no rations
1;ecas santa Ana's army had baen cnt 70
pieces IN tne trap which the Amartcans h6 SuI "a
strnttsS tsAcah ne leader captured old Houston
s.EDtnaduuP uP ana Gown in front OF HIS tent
fiHaiy ne pulled ear OF corn OUT OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
he PARADE IN BoR0CGH OF THE BRoyr.

interesting military ceremonies will he held on
WaShinston-ave., north of One-hundred- nd-sixtv-
"t."-st' Borough of The Bronx. next Saturday
'ehooh' incidental To the entry of the "a Battery
INTO IT'S temporary armory on Bathgate-ave There
wa De provisional regiment made UP of details
rom Two companies of United States Coast Artil-
'eE -d Engineers. 18th. list. 7th sth 9th and 18th
Iesiilents the Old Guard. and the 9TH and nth
Separate Companies Cavalry will he ir,nrovised
Wsnd, he occasion by having the LIST Battery, Captain
~ eluel parade as troopers, Ii having volunteered
70 represent the cavalry arm OF the service MayOr
LOW VIII review the troops at the corner of Rath-
sbte-aVe and One-hundred- and seventy -fourth-sf
aoout h. n. The troops will be under Command
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pocket ~ MS coat and showed II to the scowling
Mexican. Sir he said. do you ever expect TO
conquer men who fight for freedom. whose general
march four days with Of corn for ra-
tons The men heard and Cheered and begged
their leader for that OF corn. He gave II to
tht N. plenty OF ratiOns had been captured with
the MeXiclns The divided its kernels and
when they reached their homes planted them
That IS why there is San Jacinto corn to-day
from one end OF Texas to the other"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

I Jason 10 close them by special resolution of the
titi, IG1iu vi hiurrmen. wanted to please nv CON
~ diiI, 3oWeNer and thought that they would
benefit WIZ PdSSSH ioI thelF
The resolution was passed
Hester johnson is a bright little tbree-r.sar-, ola
giri who lives at Bath Beach Until last week sbs
had never been away from home alone in he
snoin II. ~ was great surprise therefore y,ba
ss,, uas,o r' , duIilt who lives few blocks away
..XvbHr coming up the steps last Wednesiav
cIairned tbe ast,qqeaf qqeaf What is the matter?' eX-
.ttIleu tle astonlShed relative as she Io0ke5 ~ -
the grave face Of her niece - '''e i""N'" INTO
We haven't got anv coal In o,r oo,,..,
take board . !" see II you wouldn't (
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
A PRIEST TRANSFERRED TO RRooKJr,-

The Very Rev. Dean Patrick Fsrrely. Of ST Az
ness Church, Greenport. Long Island has been
transferred 10 81. Brideets Church in BROOKLYN 10
succeed t+e heN, lhoinas r. Carroll recently ap-
pointed rector NJ ST. Vincent de Paurs Church
Father Farrey was born in the County Cavsn
Ireland. on October -, lSi4. He was ordained a
priest on April q. 1868 by Bishop. now Cardinal
Moran Of Australia. and Was sent 10 the mission
held IN South Africa. He remained there tvvppt,.
years. when he returned 10 Brooklyn and was as
signed ny The late Bishop Laughn to the assist
ent paStorste ~ the Holy Cross Church Flathusb
he remained there III he was appointed 10 taLa
charge OF ST Agnes's Church, in Greenport In IS.s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
4 NATURAL BOWLDER BRIDGE.

TIE ONE AT HIGHLAND PARK COST s1s.soo-sAID
One or FEATURES Of Highland Park hereafter
viii he the natural bowlder bridge. which has tust
Deen completed II carries across a pretty glen
une road around the park which forms connec-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding of Miss May Rakestraw. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Rakestraw, and Lester
+. Bearslee took place Wednesday evening at
the home Of the brides parents. No. 403 Lafayette
Miss Lillian Phillips was bridesmaid and
Miss Lillian Baker acted as maid Of honor Little
Lorraine Rinsland and Mildred Weber flower
girls. and Lester Weber page. The uShers
were Charles Rakestraw and Robert Rakestraw,
brothers of the bride.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ACCEPTS cALL OF BRookLry cBrRcu

AtCEPIS GAIL OF BROOhLFA CHURCH
The Rev =. ". Troy, of Richmond, Va has
accepted a unanimous can 10 be pastor of the
Sumner Avenue Baptist Church. in BROOKLYN Mr.
Troy was formerly pastor OF the First Church %
Christ Oscplesl, Sterling Place near Seventh
Rev. Dr. NJ. r. Harlan ~ 'Ne
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Miss Helen Y. Judson the only unmarried daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry /. Judson, Of Willow
st. and the younger sister Of Mrs. Rowland Cox,
jr., will be formally introduced TO society at
large evering reception Friday, December 3. at
the Pierrapont Assembly Rooms. The reception
VIII he followed by dance.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
TIE 22D REGIMENT GAINS IN MEMBERSHIP

Contrary 20 the belief in some quarters the 22d
Regiment during the last six months has made a
net gain Of twenty-eght men in its membership
which aggregates 629 The present strength
OF The regiment in detail is follows: Field staf
sno non-eomnlissioned staf. 81 hospital corps ~:
heid music 20; Company 4, l0o: Company r. 81:
company c. is; Company D. i2; Company +, 90:
Company +. 81 Company G 81: Company H. 81,
company l. SO, and Company X. 45. Total SEQ
against sl on March 81 last. A recruit class of
twenty-five members drills on Monday evening IN
charse OF Lieutenant Merritt In Company II these
promotions have been made: Corporal Nan Norden
SS sergeant and Corporal Wendell to sergeant;
80 LNaIss Hanlon. Connors. Emmons Leopold
xeTv aT Agnst s,s.s 70 ,oorporsls company n held
Ensh h Captain Bell was master of cere
rDHs rpUaass company II enjoyed a stag last
it..3tsuas Ihe programme for the regimental ath-
a. satnes and dance 10 BE- held at the armory
~ Ihe evening OF November p has been decided
bST5ia as a. lolloWs; Seventy-yard dash. 2a0-yard
hheIale 44o-yard. Sso-yard and one-mile runs ali
rscs csllieapss one and two mile bicycle handican
races one-mile bicycle novice race: S9o ,srd a.;
psc &c novice races. scratch; intercompanv relay
nnit, a., lasoiey race All the above events are open
ys,Sa - members OF the regiment There is 6g1-
MILITARY Athletic League. Ok 'ne
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding Of Miss Katherine NJ. Kent
daughter OF Mrs. Edward Kent. jr.. Of Bay Ridge
and Samuel T. Skinner will take place Wednes-
day evening October 2S in Christ Church, Bay
Ridge.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Of Colonel y Is. Thurston. and the q Battery;
Major Wilson. with its new guns, VIII parade oA
the left of the line,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

ZION between the Queens County roads and the
bouievard system OF Brooklyn.
constructing large bridge Of field stone was
a oIrncut undertaking. but William J. Zartmann
the engineer. who designed and planned II. has
slaked ms professional reputation the utility
stability Of the structure. The design is Ger
lainly an attractive one and IN the best harmony
with the surroundings. The cost of the structure
was sl3 see
highland Park and connects the Boulevard sys-
tens of Kings and Queens counties. is destined
10 ne much used. II is winding in design and
graceful walks and paths are 10 be laid out
throughout its entire length.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Announcement is made of the engagement of
Miss Serena NJ. Bushnell. daughter OF Mrs. Ezra
D. Bushnell. Of Montague-st,, and John J. Kerr.
of YOnkers
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding of Miss Anne TOwnsr, daughter of
Afr and Mrs. William a. Towner. and Charles II.
Newman viii take place in the afternoon of No
venber i I'm the Church Of the Pilgrims The cere-
rnony will he follow I'd by reception al the home
of the brides parents. No. 3o4 ST James Place.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
Rich Furs Under Price.

a SIZ5 Persian Lamb Jacket TO your measure
$780,
A ST50.00 Persian Lamb Jacket to yonr measure
ST00.0O.
Ready with another OF the famous offerings which nave
made this Fur Store talked about all the country thS
season he skins beautu OF the Broadtall character
and all dyed in Leipzig, Germany The world
The Jackets viii % inches long in new
Partisan straight dip model with long evers II you "n
10 have Jacket collar OF Baum
rnaTten chnchlla ermne. will he S0o.oo extra
Fur Nsckwear Low Priced
We will take Paris noon-a long
fiat Tppet reaching large fiat Nun OF sken
African monkey than lynx about
A double Neck Jacket
natural or blended SSh'Fi at I!BDo
Of with
marten talls; value S2ti!l
ade of
Al
Cluster with value S1'hl
S9.45
-crln nnorf fr-nt Cen 4
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The first OF TWO dances planned by the Sigma Phi
LpslloR fraternity viii he given Friday evening
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding ~ Miss Ella n. Cana daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs George ". Cam, OF Grand-ave. and
Frank S Hight. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O.
Hight. OF winthrop Mass, took place at noon on
Tuesday at the homo or the brides parents Inc
brides grandfather. the Rev. DR. Thomas NJ. Cann.
OF Scranton, Penn. 10y whom her mother Was
married. ofiiciated The brides only attendants
were the Misses Eleanor and Margaret Greenwood.
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs l. III. Greenwood, or
Gardner Mass. who appeared flower girls
Mr. and Mrs. Hight viii make their home in
Washington. ID. q.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Two dances are announced by the Cathedral
CUB. They viii be given AT the Pouch Gallery on
November l9 and February 90 ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Announcements is made OF The engagement al
Miss Henrietta L. Jones. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank : Jones. Of ST. Mark's-ave-, and William
r Simons. Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry +. Siinons
Of Lefferts Place.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Announcement is made Of the enFsFemen, y,
Miss Alma G Brooks. of FiEhth-ave. daughter n,
the late Charles F. Brooks and Edward G Wat.
son, Of Bainbridce- ST y"
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The engagement is announced of Miss Sophie
Hedge daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hedge,
of Desn-st and Theodore r. Wickwire, jr, OF
Garland X
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding ~ Miss Helen J. Marsh, daughter
of Mrs Andrew X Marsh. and Charles s. Brewer,
~ Jerki,per-st will take place on Wednesday
evening November &. I'm ST. Barthoomew's Church.
The ceremony will be followed by a small reception
al the home OF Mrs Marsh No IS Macon-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding Of Miss Emma N. Richards.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles W. Richards. Of
Quiacy-st, and Benjamin C Benedict. son Of Ben
Jamin q. Benedict, Of Gates-ave.. took place
"Wednesday IN the Classon Avenue Presbyterian
Church Miss Carrie Richards sister Of the bride.
acted mad Of honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss JEANNE Richards and Miss Florence Richards.
sisters of the bride. The best man Robert s.
Carmichael, OF Jersey City. cousin of the bride
groom. The usfers were NJ. Elton Brown, of
Hollis. Long Island. Harris /. Narian of Mount
Vernon. and s. Wilson Richards and Nelson Rich
ards brothers Of the bride The ceremony was
followed by reception AT the home of the brides
parents.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

ar. and Mrs Nennette F. Pelletreau viii remain
3 Their country place. Buena Vista. in Morris
s-ountN. \ j.. until January l. when they will re-
turn 10 their apartment i'm the Florence Court for
the rest Of the winter. 40
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding OF Miss Mary T Cotton. daughter
OF DR. Frederick n. Cotton. and Frank jerks will
take place on next Saturday afternoon al the home
OF the brides father. No. 1856 Montague-st Miss
CARA Cotton will act as maid D' honor. Frederick
.. Cotton viii be best man. The ushers will he
=. harvey oonneu, 9. lie Clair Howe. James r
LearE GRAFTON II. Dorsey, :. Y. Edwards and
Charles A. Morse. in The ceremony viii he fol
lowed by a small reception.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19
ABRAHAM AND SSTRAUs
Hats in the Salon

Especially Small Priced.
THE BEAUTIFUL MlLLNERY-or which the Salon is famous
is not all costv Our experts put just much originality
and style in the Hats at little prices they do in the more
expensive sortS-thc only difference IS in the cost OF materials
and the labor lust what very little prices VIII ouy
At $500 Large Tuban Of trimmed with black
white
$S.95 rolled brn trimmed with blue
ribbon, blue wings
At S495. of " trimmed with red velvet and
s4.95. Walking Hat
rib
At S5.5o binding. trimmed with black velvet
At $3.50. Turhan trimmed with green ribbon
at fb5. trimmed with black velvet black velvet
corded with white cord
AT $3.50 Large with wings crown black
brim
At scratched felt velvet
brown and white side
And yet have Hats up TO $f5.OO-lte priced, too.
second floor Central Buldin
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

Miss Lavinia S King. Of Winthrop-st., has gone
10 Manila 20 spend the winter with friends there.
She will start in the spring for a trip through
Japan and China. and will he absent from home
about year.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding OF Miss Emily 5 Chappeh oanghter
% William, "a Chappei. Of SeVenth-ave-. and vii
liam ] MONTGOMERY son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Montgomery Of South Elliott Place. took place
on "wednesday afternoon in the church OF the he,
deemer Miss Louise Parsons acted as naid or
honor and Harry r. Montgomery was best man.
The ushers were Pierre IT. Parsons Roswell NJ
Patterson, william Rich and j. Merryman Walker.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding OF Miss Ethel NJ. Porter daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles A Porter. and Arthur H
Waterman took place Wednesday at the home
OF the briae's parents. No. 27S Halsey-st Miss
AHA ID Porter. sister of the bride acted as maid
oi honor Clarence p Waterman was hest man
AFTER the ceremony there was a large reception.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-19

The wedding Of Miss Mary B. Aiken. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Aiken. and Edward II
House VIII take place the evening Of October %
IN 81 Johns Church. There will he two maids Of
honor Miss Beatrice A. House. sister Of the bride
groom. and Miss Esther Hodgson The brides
maids VIII he Miss Elaine Maxwell. Of Manhattan:
MISS Allph Hayes. Miss Mildred p, Smith and Miss
lnsea Eegers- Joseph z. Hodgson viii he best
man. The ushers viii be Howard Bonesteel and
az n. % Falrweather, of Troy; Edward N Car
f-sTer, OF boston; ". A. Price Of Manhattan: Ira
n Downs ana Horace EaSton 80 "
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-15
MARRIAGES.
Smithers-Heckm

At high noon, Monday, July II, 1902.
at the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. Y. Hickman, South Third
street, occurred the marriage of Mi. g
Ella Hickman of this city to Mr.. Edwin
Smithers OF Roslyn. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. NJ. Bartlett, in
the presence of the immediate relatives
OF the contracting parties, the father
giving the bride away.
Miss Hickman is well known in this
city where she has many friends. She
has for the past year been teacher in
the public schools of Roslyn. The groom
is popular young man in the employ
OF the Northwestern Improvement Co.,
at that place. The newly welded couple
left Monday evening on a short tour
eastward, when they will return to Ros-
lvn to make their homo.