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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
new RECORD MADE
AIIouey Ore Docks snip $500 tons of
ore In less than Twelve Hours.

The Great Northern ore dock sys-
tenn at Allouez bay holds the record
for ore shipment in one day, rs, 500
net tons of Iron ore has been shipped
from that dock in one day, making it
the record breaker in the matter of
shipments.
From o'clock last Friday evening
until six O'Clock the next morning fit
teen boats were loaded at the docks.
These boats took out total of 6S, SSi
gross tons of iron ore or on the other
a total 400 tons of ore.
This feat, accomplished in less than
II hours, shows what position the
Great Northern docks hold They are
nov the greatest shippers in the world
and the record brerking is only Just
begun.
Shipments such as were made by
the Great Northern docks last week
will make the ore shipments look like
something enormous if they can be
continued. 1t IN expected that con-
ditions will improve and that the
docks will be able to send out vast
quantities of the ore.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
MACADAM FOR PAVING
Hoard of Public works Decides thai
Macadan he used on West Ind
Streets.

Final reports of the board of public
works relative to the paving of Hugh
lit avenue from Third street to Belk-
nap and Ogden avenue from BeIknap
To Twenty second street were adopt
cd by the common council Tuesday
night. and the work was ordered done
Common macadam will be used in
the Improvement of these avenues.
They will be paved thirty feet in
width, including three feet of combin-
alton cement curb and gutter. The
cost of the Improvement is estimated
by the board of public works at $50
600.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11

The pupils of Miss Mary L. McDer-
mott assisted by Miss Elaise Barker
vocalist, gave musical at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. J. Leader 234 West
Seventh street Thursday afternoon.
There were nearly fifty present who
thoroughly enjoyed the interesting
program rendered.
The Millinery store that has been
conducted in the Euclid Hotel block
has been removed to SO. Superior.
Mrs. w. F. Albright is visiting
friends in Menomonie Wis.
Gollmar Bros. big railroad shows
exhibit at the West End next Satur-
day.
Mrs. }. T. Elliot accompanied by
her guest Miss Grathwoll, of st. Paul
returned recently from trip to Buff
falo, New York and other Eastern
points. Monday afternoon Mrs.
ihiiou VliltftdiHtu II NUMBER OF friends
in honor of Miss Grathwoll, at her
home, 313 West Sixth street.
AT the Communion Service of the
First Presbyterian church held last
Sabbath eight were received upon
confession of the faith in Christ. The
Baptismal service, at which eleven
were baptised, was interesting and
remarkable because of four sons
who are cousins. They were present.
ed in the arms of their parents and
publicly consecrated to God.
A little daughter of Mrs. and Mrs.
John II. McRostie of 49l West Third
street died Wednesday evening. The
funeral was held from the house yes-
terday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
G. }. Mcconnell. Interment in Ne.
madji cemetery
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
Church Notice

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Corner Thompson Ave. and Sixth
street, Jesse ID SGarles, Pastor. Sun
day July IL, 1903
Preaching 10: 80 a. m.
"Children's Day Meeting" A good
program is provided, and we look for
large attendance of parents and
children.
II m. Sunday school, Subject Saul
chosen King.
800 p. m. Sunday school at Central
Park Nj. f. church.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m. Miss
Wilder will give the subject.
Thursday 1880 p. m. Prayer meeting.
Led by d. j. Whitney.
You are cordially invited to any and
all services hello in this church. come
and make yourself at home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
OMAHA ELEVATOR TAXES
Company Seek 10 Prevent Collection -
Taxes on their Elevator Here.

The case IN which the Omaha rail
road seeks to prevent the collection
of taxes on its elevator system at
Itasca was argued in the Circuit court
Tuesday.
AS legal issue the point was made
by the railroad company that the ele-
vator is necessary in the conduct of
its business, and as such is distinctive.
ly the property of the company. I'm
der this contention, and in view of
the fact that gross earning TAX law
is in operation in the state, the rail
road officials maintain that the city
cannot legally make an assessment
against the property.
The contention of the county was
that the elevator is not necessary for
the transaction of railroad business,
and that so far as the matter of taxa
ton is concerned it is separate and
distinct from the operation of road
There have been two decisions in sim
liar cases In case which arose in
Washburn the court held that the ee-
vator there was necessary in the
transaction of the bus mess Of the rail
road company, while in a Milwaukee
case directly opposite opinion WAS
rendered. At the time of going to
press no decision had been rendered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Rev Clarence j. Mcconnell, Pastor.
Morning worship, 1890 A. m ~
The pastor will preach the sermon
Subject, The "Ifs" and "Shals" Of
Christian Experience Tim I1:11-13.
Sabbath School at 1l:45 a. m.
Junior Endeavor at :p. m.
Y. p. s c. f. at ZOO p. m. Sub
ject, "What the Holy Spirit can do for
us" John 1915.
Evening Service. at 500 p. m.
Bible study Thursday, 8p m.
We welcome every one who has not
a church home to come and worship
God with us Bring some one with
you.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
Over Come BY the Heat.

About noon Wednesday stranger
in town was seen 10 fall on the walk
ia front Of the Northern block He
was picked up in an Unconscious con
dition and taken to st. Francis hospi-
tai where he afterwards revived and
gave the name Mcdonald aud his
home in Penn. He said he had been
working on the Greet Northern near
Cloquet, and on Saturday was over
come by the heat. Sunday he lay all
day in box car AS he did not recover
sufficient to 20 to work, came TO this
city to 90 to the hospital, and was on
his way there when he collapsed on
the street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
TAX SETTLEMENTS STAND
Suits brought 10 test the Acts Of the
County board are Dismissed.

The suits to nuDlify the tax settle
ments made by the county board have
been called off, Stipulation dismiss
ing all the test actions has been en-
tered by Attorney T. l.. Mcintosh and
District Attorney Crownhart.
The reason for the stipulation is
stated to be the fact that the legisla-
ture in passing the law to ratlfy the
action of the county board in making
these settlements succeeded in ac-
complishing its task to such an extent
as to shut out any possibility of in
reference through the courts.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
The Pacific smelling Co, Bak crs.
field Cal.

The time is drawing to close TO
for stock in this Go at 25c a share op
ton expires shortly, now is the only
opportunity offered at this price.
Write or apply personally to
William Ogilvie, Agent Superior
Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
N,tice.

On Sunday only am authorized to
sell tickets to local points between
Superior and Ashland at one fare for
the round tip. Minimum charge soc.
Tickets limited to date Of sale.
G. ". McKaIlor,
Agent.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11

strength and vlgor come OF good
food duly digested Force" a ready
to- serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden but sustains, nourshes, in
vlgorates
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
Church 1ireCtory-

METHODIST - Services every sunday, morn.
Ing and evening, al lOi5 and 100. SuudR"
school Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening nj
$3.50. All are cordially invited.
REV J. d. searles, Pastor
EPWORTH LEAGUE of the NJ Church \ ouue
Peoples Prayer Meeting every sunday evening
at Social and business meeting first Tues
day of each month. All are cordially invited,
PRESBYTERIAN.-Seryice every sunday morn
ing and evening at 1880 H. IN, and 80 .. m
Sunday school following the morning service
Thursday evening prayer meeting atsUJ. All
are cordially INVITED. The y. 7. :. G. r. meets
al G:45 p. III.
REV. c. j. MCCONNELL Pastor
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Sunday ser
vices al $50 u. Ill. aud 1890 II. IN; SUNDAY
school at 1900 NJ. Daily Sit at 1899 ii. IN. and
b:OU p. m The church is open daily torpubl g
aud private prayer, seats are free at all serv-
ces and all are welcome.
4, N. HOWARD, Rector.
CATHOLIC-Mass at 500 and 1890 AN
ton at 30 NJ. Nes2ers at 3 90 p, Services
every Friday evening at 80
REV. FATHER SALIVA, Or, Pastor.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11

One lone smallpox patient keeps
the isolation hospital IN commission.
lie is improving rapidly and will
probably be discharged next week.
Then unless other cases make their
appearance, the institution Will be
closed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11
ROAD TO THE LAKE
Drive from Itnsca aronnd Paint OF Al
Ioucz InS 10 be Repaired.

The "lake road" from Itasca to
Wisconsin point and Lake Superior
will be fixed up by Street Commiss-
Toner Brennan. The road does not
need a great deal of work, but an in
expense driveway has oeen used more
this season than at any time since
was constructed. 1t follows the
shores of Allouez bay from Itasca to
Wisconsin point and the government
cut up through the point MAKES it
possible TO drive to the place where
the pier work is going on The road
also furnishes way to get to the lake
shore without taking boat.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-07-11

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11
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boB ielbit bic Witglieber f0nteli6er
6dufer, ia 1ogar &0niae unb RDniz
ginnen felbit gletdb Mdtrofen unb
GDlbaten on ibren 4Drpern 3Gtptpiz
rungen nit ii9 berumtragens DUFF
i6luB Dariiber giebt cine .3eitung, Die
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GDntg gbudrb bon Gneldnb nod dls
Prin5 bon Males Ieiner ssamilie nit
benz 8eiipiel Der 3dtpipirung ppranz
gegdngen. Die Snbtsfretton eebt 70
nett, 81 perratben, baB bic 9atplpirz
una, fpelde Elm inbifhes Ornament
ppritelt, in blduer 5urbe ouf Der
re6ten S9ulter bes aDntss onqez
bra6t tit. Die GDntetn Mleranbra
bat ii6 por ei1isen Sabren an Der
tnneren Seite bes Mrmes ettpas iiber
Der 5anDfeifel tdtoipiren laIfen. Ho6
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1T bic &0niein Slsa BON @rte6enz
lamb, bic als Ibn1tral Der sylptte auf
benz Nrm einen blauen 9lnfer trGqt.
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nYd6tspoman" 1T, tr6et ben @nter
auf Der linten S9ulter = Elm tptnaiq
totettes Nnfer9en, iiber benz Elm beutz
ltd erfennbares GGniasfrDn6en
i9pebt. Nud &Dnig Sstar bon
S9psben bat fidb tGtotpiren la7en,
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Sdtopiruneen riibmt ii6 aber 8rpBz
furit Nlerts, behen &orper aoblrei1e
3et9nungen Dpn film itlertf9em (2)
Wertb uuftpetlt. prin3 @epre BON
9rie6enlanb, Der General =8ouperz
neur bon Rreta, bat eine SGtppirung
duf Der 8ruit, einen Ora6en nit peit
dusgebreiteten Sliigeln, Der 48 cm~
mtbt. Die leBte Dame, pel9e am
Mltar bie1er neuefen Mobe opferte,
ion 2abp RanboIp6 gburdiQ, gebpz
rene 8anberbilt, 3ein. sic bat fid5
auf ben 4rm etne S6Ianae tGtpfptz
rem lafen, bic einen Rreis bilbet unb
ft4 in ben Sbtpeif beiBt. 2aon
Gbur4tu 5eigt ben Mrm 1ebr germ un6
|agt ba3u nit Experimentation Bid:
,Sds Snnlbpl Der Giuidfeiti"
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Sin Raufmann aus Mdrocoibo lea,
in etneu &lagebrief an bag v6anlbur.
ger Srembenblatt" bic i9ls9te 5ttm.
mung Der OeutI9en in 8eneauelo
bar: Mie i9 aus Netp gorfer 3eitun=
gen eriebe, berrf9t in beutf6en Re=
eierungstreifen bic Wleinung, man
babe einen ppllen Gisg er3ielt. Oas
mag rt6ttg fein nit 8e5ue auf bic
3ablungsforberungsn, fonit dber ni6t.
Iu9 6unbelsiperre, poitunterbre9=
ung, poitberbot, Ni9ta9tung bes
8oftgebeimnif1es unb biele anbere llnz
ertrdgli9teiten bauern fort unb unier
Gnieben unter ben Sieiigen iit ntdt
seitiegen. 9iilfen un1ere perf0nfi9en
freunbfdaftlt6en 8eatebunsen ni6t
iiber biele S9piertgteiten bintpeg, es
ipdre f4le6t I'm uns beitellt. Ser
Ntmbus, bet Ionit ben bier etablirten
Oeutfben in 1einer berpprraqenben
taufmdnnifden 9teQung umgab, iit
berflogen unb bic Surdt opr oeutz
i6en 8riegsfdtffen eriitirt na9 ben
Gretgntifen BET Sdn garlos audi niht
mebr. llnfere l1raufriebenbeit lit
groB. Wen bat man nit Der 8lodobe
i9dbtgen polIsn2 Den belttfhen
5anoel bod setpib ntht. Damn bGtte
man aber in ben protpfolen genez
auela gan5 beittmmte 0pr11rtften
MAIDEN miiiien in 8e5ug auf bic 8e=
banbluns Der 0remben unb hires @iz
sentbums, urtb por MlIem Bate man
Weneaueld AepreRalien perbieten miifz
fen. Sa man bas 9llles mnterlai1en
bat, leete BITE oenesplanil9e Heqte=
rilns fofort nad Mufbebung Der Bloz
fabe nDn einem Sage 3un1 anberen
einen bebeutenoen Qlusfubrsoll auf
8affse nnb fonitige 2anbesprobufte
unb erbDhte bic an unb fir iiGb i6bon
hoben SmportaOue Inn 80 b. $. Die
5olge 1T, baB Der oeutfhe Raufmann,
benn bieier fpmn1t in aIererlfer Qinie
in Betra6t. auf bic por unb ipGhrenb
Der 8lodabe angefdmmelten Qanbesz
prooutte, foipie auf bic aus berlelben
llriahe i'm Muslanbe suriidaebaltez
men Smportipaaren sana bebeutenbe
Mbgdben 81 5ablen bate. 8eriidIi9<
tist man, baB Elm einaises beutIhes
6aus allein bur6 ben llneriparteten
&dffee3oQ um ettpa 150, 900 Marf aes
iddbigt tptrb, 10 tpirb man fic1 leidt
etn Bib Dpn benz Shaben MAIDEN
fDnnen, ben Deutfhlanb burh feline
5lottenbemonftration in Nenealela
angerihtef bdt. unfer Nationalffola
bat febr ftart eelitten. 5riiber fiiblten
mir uns, obslei9 mir bieI erbulben,
bod immer itols in benz Gefiible, au
unferem S9ube bic beiltine sslptte
binter uns 5u baben. neute baaeaen
fteben fpir auf bem tralriaen Sfanb=
punfte, i'm 5als Der Rotb faqen All
miiifen: rllm @ottes WiIlsn, feline
beutfchen Rriegsfbiffe gu unTerem
5dube! Gs lsi benn, iinfere 6erren
Diplomaten madten fir bic syplae. et<
men Derif1nbiaeren Gebrduh bDn benz
ielbsn, als aulebt in 0entsueld.1
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,,9a baben's Die IcifBetif".

Mebr als iemals 1inb bic Mufga=
BEN, bic Der Neftbetit 5ufalen, unb
fnmit audi Der 8eeriff biefer WtHenz
i(bdft bonn Streite untobt. Dd bat
es benn fem 9eiteres, iid baran gu
erinnern. in tpeldh' einfa6er Meiie in
alteren Saaen bier unb bort bic
Neftbetif befinirt tpurbe. cSn ieinen
.Waubereien etnes altenMiin6eners"
er5Gblt .. b. 8Dlbernbprff, baB an
Der llntDerfitdt in ben feh8iger Sab
TEN in Wiin9en Elm unb berIelbe pros
lehor 5uslei9 Neftbetit unb baperiz
f6e 8ef6i6te las. Der lpadere Miann
hatte feline eisene Dirt, bic MeHbetif
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nteirle 5erren, ipenn Sic Elm aItes
biblides Weib Ieben, giant ssbnen
beg 8'ipiB NIT. Mber fpenn sic Elm
iSnges, biibf6es Mabel feben, bm.
ste s'fallt Sbnen2 g2un feben Sic,
a'etne 9erren, ba baben's- bic Ne5fbe,
sif." ''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

bebt iebtpen 10 melt se1n. boB id) lin
81 ben Salubngebn inforretT9e bebt.
Das bait fe emol setreit I'm ie bate
ousgefunne, bob bic Mebespeilcrn
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thor. DO ben t1 mid atpiper 70 gez
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syebs getpprbe fin. Sic tper'n nit mum
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I'M bic MebestpeiIerf9 8affrubs ben
2dbf an mid. Mit bette 9iegdrbs
Suhrs 2iaaie 6dnfitenQe[.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

Mandmal III Mlitlsib bitterer ols
hcs unsliid felbit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

Sron3Oiif6e 8Idtter 6atten iid6 in
Der leBten 3ett ipieber einmal nit Der
2egenoe bonn beutf6en groteftprot Der
fatbolii9en &tr9en i'm Orient beIhGFz
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D1eierbalb per5anbelt baben. Die
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an bem einfa6en umitanb, baB Bel ben
lun9iten 3uiammentiinften bes Roifers
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beg nattonalen SduBes iiber bic i'm
Orient lebenben bsutf9en 3atbplifen.
Die iiberlieferten grpteftoratsre6te
5rantreids tperoen Oabur6 gar ni6t
beriibrt.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-11

0ur9 bic beppr Hebenbe @rDffnunq
Der 6ineiiI9en Sftbabu in i6rer bollen
Iusbebnung - elmer gerlGnqerunq
Der groBen Sransiibtrii9en 8abn -
piro bdlb bic Qtnie zines ununter6roz
9enen S9ienentpeges bonn Mtlantif9en
gum 9roBen S5ean iibsr europa unb
Niten 9e14loifen iperben. Die Reife
ppn WeitzGuropa na9 Sit=Qfien auF
Dem 2dnopege tpirb baburd um 13
bis Is Sage tiir3er aIs bic burn ben
5ue5tonal ober iiber Canada. Sim
uno Riidreiie pon 8eiteuropa na6
Ofaiien pirb bemnG6It in einem Naoz
not gema6t iperben f0nnen. 0aau
itelGen it6 bteReiIetoiten biel niebriaer.
Sine Reiie Inn bic DeIt lGBt iid bann,
penn IQes glott ge5t, in 40 Sasen
ermDglt6en.
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sSn 9eut1hIonb be5tebt 16on felt
etntgen Sabren Der Gerein fir Sim
oeraustauf6 nit 5auptquartier in
Berlin. Der atpar nidt benz Menf9enz
banbel, foubern IObli6en Gr5te6ungsz
3tpeden oient. Der 8eretn berubt ouf
9egenfeittgtett unb permittelt ben
Suuf6 BON &tnbern aus Der Gtaot
ouf's 2onb unb umgetebrt, bat 16pn
81 beri6iebenen Malen iunae 2eute
bon Gn9lanb ausgetduT6t. Nab bem
Wtuiter btefes 8eretns bat iih nun in
paris Elm gan5 Gbnli9er gebiloet, Der
nit benz beutfden gerein fir &inberz
austauf6 in 8egenfeitigfettt getreten
TT, 10 baB es beutfhen GItern nun
bur6 8eitritt gum 8erein siemli6
let9t gema9t 1T, ibre 8inber our 8ez
feittgung in Der fran3oliIhen Spro6e
na9 5rantreicb 3u ienben.
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ueber nas BON ben Qer3ten Oanelius
unb Spmmerfelb bereitete Mittvl aeoen
5uberfuloie, 5anoiin genannt, pirb
aus Berlin beridtet: Oas Mittel lit ein
pulper, beItebenb aus elmer MiTduna
bon @ufulpptusOl. Gufulpptusbldftern
unb i9nefliger SGure. Seine 9In4
penbung gu 9eil5tpedsn geItbiebt in Der
Tprn,, bab bic BEL 9erbampfuna beg
pulpers entiiebenben DGrnpfe BON ben
aranfen eingedtbmet iperben. Nod ben
Mnga6en Or. Oanelius' unb Or. Gpmz
merfelb's ion bas Mittel einen Qiinifiz
gen @influB auf bic fatarrbalifhen
Grf6etnunsen BEL Suberfnlofe ausz
iiben, insbefpnbere abnabnle bes SUI
items, bes Instpurfs unb einegeiTeruna
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-22
MARRIED IN MEMPHIS.
Miss Oliver Becomes Bride of 1Er
 Welch.

Piucky little Miss Kate Clayton Oliver. ls years old. of for Madison Avenue. hrnved the objections of relatives and travelled alone to Memphis. Tenn. yes terday where she was married to John Weich. the man Co whom she he'd given her heart.
 The young bride is niece of Miss Sai- lie M. Johnston. who conducts fashien- able boarding house on the Avenue. Miss Oliver. or Mrs. weich. Is an orphan end was Fearsd by Miss Johnston.
 Until two weeks ago Mir. weich was a telegraph operator In the ofiice of . Mont Romery broker and boarded at the resi- dence of Miss Johnston. So far ss is known Mfr. Weich is an exemplary young man but Miss Johnston objected to his attentions to her niece because of her youth.
 Mir. weioh went to Memphis, Tenn. to accept position with brokerage firm. The nature of his business was such that he could not come to Montgomery for his bride and she went to him.
 The young woman. unknown to her aunt. left Montgomery at o'clock yes- terday morning. Her train was delayed and she did not reach Memphis until 2 o'clock this morning. Mir. Weich met her at the train and they were married trn- mediately.