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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-08-20

was with the same company for long
time as machinist and engineer, has
been promoted to the office where he
holds a position as draughtsman.
They tell now that John Fowells
is very anxious to get hack to Cor
wallis. He came out from Fayette,
Iowa, last Summer, and remained
until the spring. Though his ia mily
liked Oregon very much and strongly
desired to remain, Mr. Towels was
possessed with great desire toreturn
to Iowa, and that course was finally
followed. His friends in Coravllis
now say that he is more anxious than
ever to come back, and it is the inten-
ton OF Mr. Fowells and family to re-
turn to Corvallis within the next few
months.
About as big sheep as there is
in Benton county was seen on the
street Monday, It came by express
to Richard Scott, and was taken out
by Mr. Currier to the latter's farm the
afternoon of arrival. Though not as
big as jersey cow, the animal had
length, breadth and thickness almost
as great. His weight is 800 pounds.
He is two years old, and came from
the farm OF Mr. Scott's father at Mil
waukee. or the many people that
viewed the stranger while he was at
the express office, not one was able to
name the breed to which the big buck
belongs.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-08-20
For Sale

Cotswold Bucks. Apply at Huston &
Bogue Hardware store, Corvallis.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27

WASHINGTON, February 15.-Dur-
ing the entire session of today the
Senate had under consideration the bill
establishing permanent census office.
1t was not completed, but an agree
ment was reached to take it up again
Immediately after the executive seS-
sion that is to be held on Monday next
for the consideration of the Danish
treaty.
The great contest of the day, of
course, was over the transfer to the
classified service of the employees of the
census Office who are to be retained in
the permanent establishment 1t in
volved the entire civil service question,
and the debate covered much of the
ground that heretofore has been gone
over i'm Congressional debates.
The pending amendment at the open
ing Of the session was that of Lodge
to amend the paragraph relating to the
retention of employees so that IT would
read that IAN employees of the twelfth
census office at the date of the passage
OF this act, who were retained in the
employ of the permanent census above
the grade of skilled labOrer, shall be
and they are hereby placed, without
further examination, under the prOVt-
sions of the civil service act"
Gallinger gave notice of an amend
ment declaring that persons who had
served as SOlultlS III any w al III Nlil'll
the United States has engaged, and the
widows of such soldiers, shall have
preference in the matter Of certifica-
tiOn.
After a long debate Lodges amend
ment was rejected without division.
Gallinger then offered his amend
ment 1t was accepted by Quarles, in
charge of the bill, and it was adopted.
Many Intellectual efforts were made to
amend Section 8.
Finally, on motion of McComas, the
first paragraph of section was
amended so as to read: THAT all en-
ployes of the census office, except un-
skilled labOrers, at the date of the pas
sage of this act shall be and they are
hereby placed, without further eXami-
nation, under the provisions of the
civil service act"
The Senate adjourned without COM
pleting the measure.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27
,,dOadiaD-AuStraIiaD Royal Mail
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

line with the CANADIAN
c.,
a. W, calling Victoria B. Co II onoluu Brisbane O.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27
Arrive Honolulu from s. ! or Victoria

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27

General Bells recommendation order
is sweet mOrsel for the British. They
have long derived great satisfaction
from the United states pradi"amenJ IN
the Philippines, but no previous Incl
dent has been so cOnsOling. The Mon
treal Star thus rubs it in with the head
lines: THE u. S. Adopts Weyler Meth
general forces the FL
lipinos into concentration camps
Americans cannot now object to British
methods in The Transvaal." There Is
no answer-Springield Republican,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27

CHILPANCINGO Mex, February
15.-Great Alarm prevails here, as well
as in Chilapa and TiXtla, at the dis
covery of volcanic smoke issuing from
the openings in the summit of Tema-
IacatlalcO, on the road between this
city and Chilapa. Residents threaten
to migrate to distant parts, alarmed
at this new indication Of subterranean
disturbance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co.
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.

Steamers Of the above Companies wi
"a pr about the dates below mentioned:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27
MANY PERISH IN EARTHQUAKE.
CT nL--nL-E GLlL-EE EahrLaL.w IL

NJ AN TITNTOTI IN IIIhIN T nv 7" ININTI
ST. PETERSBURG, February l5.-
The latest news received here from
Shamaka confirms the appalling char
acter of the earthquake at the place,
and adds that 300 cOrpses have already
been taken out of the ruins. The piles
of wreckage are so vast that the search
is necessarily slow. Most of the VIC
Tins are Mussulmans. The survivors
are encamped outside the ruins of the
CITY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27
sH0IIInN,T ROAsT-

England instead Of Boosting that she
did not interfere in the Spanish
American war, ought to congratulate
herself-Atlanta Constitution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27
A annn THINa-

There's one good thing when they feel
dry.
That buGine men cannot pass by,
For far and wide H. same you hear,
They stop 20 drink OF Rainier beer
On draught OF in bottle a. Criterion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-27
BUREAU BILL
QUESTION OF CIVIL SERVICE
DEBATED.

Senate VIII Retain All Present En-
ployes Without Civil Service Exam
ination-Soldiers and Their Widows
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
pie 3etle na6 @amGnra.
Don 6enrp u. 9ertng. 4us
Dem GngIiiden BON 5. b.
3abern,

2ucius Sones bate ifon bel perz
lorene 9offnun9en be9raben. Gben
mar es i6m gelungen, cine @ertretung
fir rufTiI6e Sele gu erperben, ais
Iein 6reuno 2ortpn gang unerpartet
b~eiruf6ete, cine iunge Dame, bic er auf
elmer Grbolungsreiie mad Dem 8ontiz
nent fennen gelernt bate. Gr bate ith
beim erten Bid in tie Oerliebt unb Iie
in i'm, uno nun beiuB er Elm rei5enbes
@eibGen, beFen Mitgtft ni4t peniger
als tauienO Pfunb idRrlia betrug,
Dies CAB 2ucius Sones gu benten.
Denn fem Sreunb 10 Diel bon feiner
&pntinentreif e geponnen, tonnte es ba
i6m, Spnes, ni9t gerube 10 gut geltns
gen? Muberbem tonnte er Ii9 in Der
RenntniB Der beutiden Spru4e perz
bplltommnen, unb bas maj bon groz
Bem NuBen fir feline 8ertretung in
ruIIiI6en Seler. 1nb 10 nabm er
zines f60nen Sages cine Retpurtarte
mad 6amburg. Die 9p4fuiIOn mar
allerotn9s p0ruber urto mi I'M mar
audi bas 3ablret6e gldn3enoe publis
.um. ouf bas er 6auptId9li4 fir feline
8lGne gere6net, berf4nunben. 9o6
bieIlei6t mar Oas Slid inn trOBoem
bib.
@lei6 am riten Sage beftteg er Die
elettriI4e Balm, Die mad Der @dalbur9
fubr. OFF, bu Jap bereits SemunO, Ell
ne Dame in rebbrounem 4oftiim -
natiirli9 mar iie jung unb natiirli4
mar tie bibi4, uno 2ucius Sones mar
10 ent5iidt BON Der Gntbefung, buB
ct bic Staffelei, Die neben ibr lag, i'm
8oriiberge6en beruntsrriB. Gr entz
I9uIbigte ii4 eir iiber bas anoere
Mal in einem fiir9terli6en &auberz
pelf4, bas er in ieiner 9er5ensun>
19ulo fir reinites 9O9beuti9 belt.
Die LANCE 5abrt bur4 Die berrti4en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
Sapp6p i'm M e e.

Charlotte WoIter mar Die liebensz
niirDigite aller grOBen &iinftlerinnen,
nit DeIAen i6 pGbrenb meiner bier
~5igidbrigen 8Ibnenlaufbabn in 8erii6=
rung getpmmen bin. Sn ben Sa6rrn
BON 1873 bis 1876 mar i6 rnter Or.
6ugo MiiQer's 0ilettipn als 8egiieur
am Gaiioen3>S6eater in Dresden t6dz
tig. Charlotte @Olter fam emit gu Ell
mem ldngeren 8ditipiel 81 uns unO trat
5uerft ais Sapp6o arf, in pel4emStiid
i6 ni6t ourfteQerii6 be14Gftigt, absr
nit Der Renie betraut mar. @dbrenb
Der leBten 9robe bat mid 6rau Wolz
ter, bod ia Elm Oides Politer fir i6ren
Sprung ins M}eer legen gu laifen unb
einen 5uberIGiiigen Mann auf5uiteGen,
Der fie auffinge.
Sir bas 9olfter nerbe i9 forgen,
gnGbige Srun unb, penn Sic giitigit
geItatten, mir IelbIt bas 8ergnii9cn
MAIDEN. Sic auf3ufangen," fagte If.
Sic iinb gar 81 lie6," ertpioerte Die
9iinitlerin, ybann braucben mir ia ben
Sprung gar ni6t 81 prsjiren."
0e5 bs19rGntt:nJfaume8 fpegen bling
Der leBte 9rpfpeft bi6t an Der 0tnterz
nano; aud NOR bns Meeresufer ni4t
God, 70 oaB Trau @oIter nod Dem
Sprunge in5 Wteer peoer ibren PIaB
beriahen nr6 ft9 aufri4ten ourfta,
lCnbern ipG6rcnb Der nod fur3en 9cene
in liegenber SteQung biz gum S6luhe
berharren muBte. No6bem i4 tie gaz
f9ift aufgefangen unD ionft auf Da5
YoIiter bate gIeiten Go7en, iagte Die
bamols nod fe6r rei5poqe 6ruu 5u
mir: sd bin fir bsute nod gu unz
Ierem 0eIanoten eingslaben unD hab:
gile. Seien sic 70 lieb, unb l0fen Si2
M,;r tis SanbaIen."
W1it :pel9am @ergniigen ih mid De1
fleinen Miibe unter3og, fam ii9 ieoer
geeh>te 2eIer pOriteqen.
vGenn uns bos publitum 10 ie6eu
t0nnte, gndbige Sruu," iagte i4 IL
6enh
9as @tid mar aug unb 6rau Wolz
ter bate bor6er 9eiagt, baB lie ii6 benz
9ubIifum na6 Dem 6oqen Des 8ocz
banges ni6t mebr 5eigen piiroe, ui1
Die Squiirn ni4t 81 5eritOren.
Ser 8sifuq, Der bas 6uus bur9z
brauIte, mar inbefen 10 geDalttg, Ddb
Der @orbung 3peimal bo4ge3ogen per@
ben muBte. 0u Die &Initlerin gile
bate unb aud aus Der %unbequemcn
Gage befreit gu Ietn piini4te, iagte if,
nu6bem Der 8orbang gum 5petten
MaIe qefauen mar: nsSeBt tommen Sic
f6neQ, gnGbtge 5rau," Dobst i'd ipr
beibe 6Gnbe rei9te unb lie emppr5oJ.
Quein 10 f9neq i4 5rau 8olter aut)
empproeaoqen bate, Der 9orbGng
rauI6fe bo3 gu frii6 pieoer bod, unb
10 lab bus 9ublifum bic gefeierte Sop
pbo i'm offenen Meere 6anO in 9arO
nit einem Manne in mobernem Stra@
Benunsuqe ffeben! Die aagemelne get
mferfeit, pel9e bieies lebenoe Bib ber@
porrief, lam man Ii9 poritelIen. Jrou
@olter la6te mid on unb mari te1lleil
Bid ins 9ublifum; mid d6er psrlicB
Die @eiitesgegenpart, unb ih tau1Ef
unter, p6ne gu bebenfen, DaB I'D Ddz
bur4 Die Situation mod fomtt6er
ma9te. Inter gr0Bter 6eiterfett be5
iiberfiinten 9uufes ientte ii4 barln Der
9Orhan1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
gleue5 eSieeer'IOtponrrE
an nlteu 01eiatcn

Sin frsiss Qebsn fji6re4soir
SIN @alo unD ouf Fer De.
Iua Tranfrei9 3ogm 5fDS 8renaOter;
Mlpr9en muB ib fort DOn bier,
MfdbeIe, rud, rud, ruf, an meint
CRIME Seite.
Sc ite6t Elm @irt686ou8 an Dem
&6ein,
SSn einem tii6len 8runOa.
Q~uurentia, liebe 2aurentia metn,
Dir mD6t i'd bieIe 2ieoer petb'n
Ra6ts I'm bic 3p0lfte StunDe.
Meine 2ieb lift cine 4lpnertn
SIN 8reiIe frober 3e6er.
Sin frommer 8ne6t mar 5rieholtn,
@enn Die S6paI6en bsimtpdrt8 3ieb'n.
@s lebt fi6 gut beim 8s6er.
MQons enfunt5 De la patrie,
SIN 6erbit bu muB mar trinten!
OuS Srinten ma6t mir feline N&u9',
Mih ergrsift, ih neiB nt6t, pie
gu S6tpert an meiner 2tnten.
8emooter 8ur76e 3ieb' id aus,
Sing, mem @eIang gegeben,
Gu leb oenn ppbI, Oh titles 9dus,
@raD aus benz Mirt6sbau5 tomm' ID
berrau5,
Rei6' mir bic 9onD, mein Qeben.
Wenn id MIDI nab Der 6eimot6 feb'n
Quf, 8riioer, laBt uns Dallen!
sSn Der 6eimatb lit es I60n,
Sab Elm &nob' Elm ROsletn iteb'n,
Sn bieien beirgen 9oIIen.
66ier oreiBig Sabre biit 0u aft,
Q6, penn Oh pGrit mein eigen!
sSm 0alo, i'm @aIb, mos G6o f6aQt,
IS regt Ii6 mas i'm S~Oenlpalo,
8tola, 8aB uno 8ei9en.
Steb' i6 in ftnft'rer Mitterna6t
81 6troBburg auf Der S6an5e,
Sd bab' bdriiber na49eOa6t,
Die Iinben Suite Iinb erpu6t,
Sell Dir i'm Sie9ertran3e!
sSm nebm' mein 8IdS6en in bic 6ono
8rinQt 8Iut Der ebIen Reben,
Ste6' feft, iteb' felt, Fein @aterlano
Die 8ldier fiilet Bis an ben &anO'
Die Surneret ioQ Ieben.
6einsIie66en unter'm Regenoa6,
9u bift mir nab unO bod 10 fern;
Seine Stub BEL Sag unO Na6t,
Die Som umpe6t nit tbrer Bra4t,
9a8 1T Der Sag De5 9errn!
Ser qop7t 1ebt berrIi6 in ber Melt.
@as tommt bort DON Der SOB?
Sd 6ab' mein' Sad auf ni6ts gez
felt,
Mennfen bon 36orau it's, Die mir gez
fGQt,
@enn ia am Teniter iteb'!
&. &'bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
g n 6.

Otter 6err: sd lcioe i6refli6
unter bieiet 9dIufloii9feit, 9err Dot
tpr!"
Qr3t: .6m = BIN = bm!"
@Ifer 5err: y@s gebt pirtli4 ii6er
meme 9rGfte, ielbit in Der Stride lam
i9 teinen Qugenblit mebr i4Iafen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
SbeDrte unD 9raris.

Qrt6ur: sd babe Die @a6l 8piz
f6en einem urmen MGb6en, pel6es i6
liebe, unD elmer rei6en Nittpe, Delde
i6 ni6t liebe. 8o3u piirbeit 9u mir
rat6en, 5riB?"
JriB: Sic 2ie6e 1T Oo5 @al8 Oe8
Qe6en5, 6reunb, S6ne fe lit ules ans
bere elm Quarf. Die Qiebe ma4t bic
0rmut6 gum 8ei6tbum, Die M&ii6e gum
8enuB, bic Gr0e gum 9immelrei4."
Nrtbur: n@enug, genug. i'd tDerbe
ba5 arme MdD4en 6eirut6en, boS i&
liebe."
5riB: n8roo gefpro6en. Sci Der
@elegenbeit gieb mir bod Die 4breKe
Der rei8en 8ittfpe, Die 9u nt6t ltebft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
@ hredIihe Musiiht.

Sic; nM}ama unO 3ante ulrite Iiab
rGmli6 3piQing5i6peitern.
Gr: Tim bes 6immeIs Wilen, Da be-
TONNE ib getptfermaBcn 3pei S4piez
termiitter."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
= m 90 Il I m.

8uter : n9}ein, Sunge, iOuit Did
bod I6Gmen, neiBt ni6t nal, oaB OaS
ne griehiidc @0ttin tit !"
6riB4en nWoran ipu man Da5
fe6en 3 fte bat ia ni4t5 an !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
Nnnn ShnafnIitGt-

.@iGft Du Seine feline SCOOTER aud
Qrtiitin perOen lafen z"
.Q6, mir DGre e5 am liebiten, iie
niirDe cine brobe 9ausfrau,"
nQIio bod 3ingtdmpfertn !"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

Sin origineller QnbGn@
ger Der 6euerbetattung.-
Sn 8ari8 bat otefer Sage pieoer Die
@eIcQI6aft fir bic @erbreitung Der
MISUNDERSTANDING qetagt, unO aug
bicicm 4nlaB er3d6lt Der o6tgaro" bon
Cinem origtneuen 8orldufer oieIcr un5
70, MODERN erf6einenoen 8enegung.
IS mar Der englii4e Qntiquar Sem
nig8, Der 1919 in Qonoon ItGrb. gr
Itammte aus elmer rei9en aDeligen
Camille, gu Der du4 bic 6er3ogin BON
W(arlborougb ge60rte, uno CAB elm
8erm0gen fir ale m0gli4en Sammz
lungCn aus 0ieIes Original mar be-
IOnoerS fir Die grie6ti6en unO r0miz
i4cn Sittcn eingenpmmen. Senning5
fpeiitc nur in etnem Sricltnium. Die
Yerle feiner Sammlung mar cine
prG4tige 8enu5Itutue, bic er iGOen Sag
an has D6ere Gnbe Ietnes Slides tel=
len lieB, unb 3pei Qataten in GROCER
2tbree, nit peiBen 5anbI9uben uno
elmer 9iamantnaOei i'm SabOt, Ierbtrz
ten pDr Der fh0nen MarmorItatue bic
OampfenOen SpeiIen, bic man oann
nieOer forttrug. Sin M}ann, Der 10
erpi6t auf ba8 2(ltert6um mar, frnntc
ii9 aud ni6t in ben @ebanfen i9iden.
na6 1einem SDDe in Der Grbe gu Beg
pefen. Sain leb6afteter Duni9 mar.
baB fein 2ei4nam perbrunnt perbe.
Gr lpdblte Die llrne aus, Die feline
Qi6e aufnc6men iDqte, unb einen grpz
BEN Sfen, Der tbm al5 S9eiterbuufen
bienen ioute. ST ma9te 1pgur einen
luitigen un0 tapferen @Oelmann aug
Der Ha4barI6aft au8finOig, Der ii6
perpflt4tete, ibm DicIen leBten 2iebesz
6tenit gu ~ertpeiien, uno bic unberglet9z
li4e 8enu5 IoIte feline 8elObnung
fetn. Qber adj, man fam ni4t aIes
poraus bcItimmen. Der @belmann
Itarb frii6er uno Der ungliidli3e SEM
nings puroe nu6 ieinem SODe ni4t
Derbrannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
8 il t ice @eleQenhett.

@ouner Ger fiir's 8er6re4eral6un
Photographic perOen ToQ): nMaaen &c
N 8ilo me6r, meme 8raut bat AUDI no6
tein5."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

8uiiier Ger fpdt 9u6ts in bas Sc
56Gftslpfal, in Dem er bei6dftigt lit,
etn6ri6t unb bic &aTa erbrO6en unO
leer ftnoet): y9onneripetter, Oa lit mir
entmeDer Elm @inbreher - DOer metn
G6ef 3upor gefOmmen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09
6ef0rte 6ttmmung zines
Wp0ernen".

9i6ter: ng}un poat' ia mein 6riiQz
linq5lieo gu GnOs Oi4ten, Ou MAIDEN Ell
nen Die bummen G0gel nit i6rem &C.
lang gang %nerD0s."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-09

INtN~
uSsien Sic nift u~nge3ogen. Sd
babe 8einen 6eruusgeforDert, ii4 in mid
gu perlieben. Die meiIten paren mil
Qun3 unbetunnt. gur 3ebn ungefGbr
nit benen i6 pirtliu berfe6rt babe -
nur bret, Die i4 germ erb0rt bate, 46el
id mics lie Nue 3uriid."
,Wurum?"
yWeil i4 i6on b%er6eirut6et Bin"
SoneS fubr in Die 906e unO faBt
na9 isinem SUIT.
n8tei6en Sic nur, 2ucD. Mtt Del
Stunt per6eirdt6et, mein' t9."
yones IQnt auf Ietnen 9iB 5uriid
nSie 6ruu6en einsn aud ni6t 10 81
erf6reten", murrte er, pi4 Oa6te, pirt:
lid perRirat6et,"
81 meme ih IS audi. Or nirtlt9
als ob es in Der Stride geI4e6en pGre
sd 6alte meinen @io nenigItens ebenfr
e6rli9. @o Elm bis4en 6lirt nit S6ner
morgen auf Der Saal6urg, ia ouruu'
bate i6 mid i6on einiafen t0nnen -
d6er bieneidt lit es better fir sic
tpenn i9 ge6e."
81, finoen @ie2" fagte er bitter.
r9ommen sic jeBt, mir poGsn cir
bis9en M1uiit 60ren." Murp pinttt
benz 8enner, Der ii6 in Der RG3e 81
ifuffsn mu4te. n3a6Ien", iagte iie IA,
fonii6.
n0ds 1T meine @ade", fu6r Sonez
uuf uno Iangte in Die Weitentui4e.
Did unIinn, 2ucp, sic iinO meir
SAT- 6eute 4benO. sic BADEN meme
GinloDung ungenommen. 60 Oiel g6rt
miiTen sic mir idon antAun, penr
Sic audi iOnit 10 unlie6enspuro;e
limb"
SOnes nuroe i6er unb i6er rot4
,unlie6enspirOig", ftOtterte er, pmtt
meiren Sic bas?"
Q6er ie b0rte i9n gar ni4t, iie Der;
The Florida star., 1902-04-25

POpe-Vanlandingham

One of the prettiest weddings witnessed
in our little town for some time was that
of Mr.. James IL. Pope and Miss Florence
Nanlandingham, which took place at the
Methodist church on Wednesday even
ing. the 23rd inst
| The church was beautifully trimmed
with the greatest profusion and variety of
flowers, vines and evergreens. Just above
the altar, where the bridal couple stood,
was an arch from which was suspended a
horseshoe of white flowers, intermingled
with green. Large, beautiful magnolias,
with their wax-like leaves, filled i'm the
spaces between the windows, and about
the chancel and altar were hanks of the
most exquisite roses, oleanders. etc,
Another very effective feature of the
decorations was the festoonings of white
chain beginning at the center chandelier
and extending to each of the four corners
of the church.
Promptly at O'Clock the bridal couple
entered the door, the bride leaning upon
the arm of the groom, and marched up
the aisle to the inspiring strains of ''The
Brides March" from the opera of Lohen-
grin. The ushers, Mr. ]. f. Pendleton
and Mr.. Caspar Minis, preceded the couple
to the altar, where they were met by
Mr.. Dagger, the pastor of the church,
who performed the ceremony in a very
impressive manner, during which time
the organ played in low, sweet strains,
the air TO one of the brides favOrite
songs.
The bride looked charming in dress of
white organdy, with bands and streamers
of white satin ribbons; she carried bou-
| quet of exquisite white roses, while the
groom wore the cony entional black
The church was filled to it utmost seat
ing capacity.
After the ceremony the party returned
to the home of the brides parents, where
delicious refreshments were served to the
immediate family and near relatives, and
a few invited friends.
The bride Is the younger daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. 5. q. Vanlandingham, and
by her bright, charming manner won
many friends wherever she goes She
will be greatly missed here, both in
her church and social circle-indeed,
her place will be hard to fill
The groom, who belongs to a we'll
known Georgia family, is at present a
valued emplOye of the F. f. c. railway
The presents were numerous and quite
| handsome.
The couple left on the O'Clock train
yesterday for Miami, where they will
make their home, at least for a while.
The best wishes of THE STAR 90 with
them wherever they may go.
The Florida star., 1902-04-25
Ten Nights In a Bar Room.

The Geo. W. Reynolds company, in Ten
Nights In Bar Room, gave that play at
the opera house Tuesday night, and
Prrk's Bad Boy ou "Wednesday night
Nothing too good can be said for Mr..
Reynolds and his company. They inter
pretcd Ihe pathetic temperance story a.
the author intended il. Special mention
should be made Of Mrs. RumIey ami her
sweet little daughter. Enby. Aside from
being an aclress Ruby l. wonderful III
pen drawings. She drew Tor aud pre-
sented Nh. CARPENTER, tine local pen art
ist, with a sample of hrr work Mr.. C.,
in speaking OF this I3-year Old artist, said:
''She is far ahead Of iuur-iifths of protcs-
sional penmen. She can beat me hands
down" The company gave AL enter
tainment III Daytona last night, and play
IN Palatka tonight.
The Florida star., 1902-04-25
Baseball Game.

We are promised revival of the ma
tional game next week. On Saturday,
the 3rd day of May, game will be played
in costume. 1t will be as funny as cir
Gus A grand parade by the players will
take place on saturday evening. Judge
Penney is the president and in this game
will be assisted by II. I'll. Carpenter, who
will attend to the Setting" of the game,
he having had years of theatrical expert
ence. All ball players should see him at
once in regard to costumes, etc. \ meet
ing will be called at Judge Penney's office
OH Tuesday night at 7:30. Everybody IN
terested should be present.
The Florida star., 1902-04-25
Nav Day at Sebastian.

There will be a grand time at Sebastian
next Friday, May 2nd, the leading events
being a regatta, horse racing, one-mile
fiat race, throwing the hammer, and other
athletic events, and ball at night Mu-
sic has been arranged for the last named
event, and all those who wish to indulge
in thr dancing may do 80 to their heart's 5
content. \ delightful time is anticipa-
ted, and preparations have been made to
accommodate the crowd. All are invited
to come and bring their friends.