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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

Cavalry yellow p~redUminated yesterday
at the marriage OF Miss Jane Gillespie 70
Thomas A. Cunningham. cavalry Heuten-
ant. 4. 8. A, which took place at the reei-
dence OF Colonel ana Mrs. Samuel For
dyce. No. Fl Washington terrace. m
house was beautifully trimmed with
| masses Of golden rod. yellow roses and
early chrysanthemumB, yellow autumn
leaves. with tints OF red and green inter
spersed, forming an IDEAL Aesgrogno s M
the American nag added 20 the picture.
The bride. a niece OF Colonel ana Mrs-
FOrdyce, is daughter OF Mr; mitnsn MI Oh
In 81. Louis much Of her time, and has
always been regarded as one OF the pop
ular young women OF the smart set
but extremely elegant. Mrs. Samuel
Fordyce. Jr., served as the brides only
attendant. while Lieutenant Keller OF
loo guests were present TO witness the
ceremony. performed BY the Reverend
Mr.. Fullerton The bride wore white en-
broidered chiffon. with tule vel hrs;
bouquet Of yellow roses
Lieutenant ant MT CGn Pd snl
worth. pretty quarters having been ntted
up for them on Oficers' Row Lieutenant
Cunningham comes OF a me old So1in
Carolina family. his people being residents
Of Charleston
Diamond jeveiry for V. P. ball at Mer-
mod & ~Jsceand's. Broadway ana Locust
Miss sarah Julia GIIbirds. only daughter
Of Mr.. and Airs. John :. Gilbirds Of Bowl
Andrew ]. FOrgey OF Paynesville. No. on
October S.
Engraved wedding invitations at Lam
bert-Deacon-Hull Company. Ss Locust
street.
Miss Clara Pranys and Nr- II r ". Is
selbruegge were married on September "a.
The bride Is a daughter OF Mr. EdWaru
Franys Of st. Louis county and the
bridegroom. a son OF Frederick Essel-
The ceremony was performed ct the
Salem Church In Black Jack. Mo, by the
Reverend w. Meyer. az 80 2. M re-
at the home or the bride at 3 O'Clock. Mr..
and Mrs. Esselbruegge have gone on their
honeymoon TO the Northern LAKES. and VIII
be al home at No. sIe North Eleventh
street after October 10.
The most beautiful trains are those of
the Big -Four to New York and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Heinz have issued
Invitations for the marriage OF thsfr
Frintrup on Tuesday morning. October u
at half after Z o'clock. at St Marys
Church. Third and Gratiot streets
The wedding OF Miss Julia Fisher Of
Hemker. Mo. 10 Mr.. Otto Hssemelster OF
House Springs. No. took place Wednes-
OF the brides si-er. Mrs. ]. ". Hender-
son. No. 5isI Arsenal street. the Reverend
J. Peters OF 81. Francis de Sales Church
ofhciRting- Miss Ella slstef
n Mr. ]. r Fisher. brother OF the BRIDE.
was best man.
In the evening the newly marrien couple
were given a theeter party by MI ,nd
Mrs. J.. ". Henderson. after which Mr.
ard Mrs. Hagemeister left for their home
at House Springs. No
A quiet wedding ceremony With nup-
tial mass was performed al st Marks
Page ard Academy avenues iast
wednesday morning. The omeiauns Ger
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SOCIAL CLUBS.

Wedding Observation-Disclosures < JAG
cards.
The What Club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Miss Josie Byrne
NJ No. $50 Dickson street In honor Of Mr..
Willie Green OF New York. Music and
dancing w,re enjoyed by all. after which
refreshments we're served. These present
were:
Mar crane. Rose Reynolds.
Nancy H4te- Agnes Byrne,
Elizabeth Reader. Nell Mcleod
Josie Byrne. NINA bTSN
Annette Byrne, Bealrice
Elsie Hite.
MeSsieurs-
John Hrwkins. Charles Hite.
W. Kennedy, Albert Reader.
Lee Hite. Al MURPHY
Joserh Burns. Gus Reid.
Wills Green BUD bHIhe-
Douglas Reid,
-Four trains a day. 81. Louis TO Cincin-
natl. via Big -Four. Parlor. sleeping DIN
ing cars
The orphsus Dramatic Club met Monday
AZ the home Of Flo ImmeIl La Jeune.
The organization Will shortly present a
comedietts. Those present were.
Messieurs-
Walter Yerkes Nation Grant.
Hsrrv Morris. Lewis Scholke.
Judge Grover.
Fsnsbo, Roaz Jeanette Mandel.
Lisbeth Mcintyre. Flo la Jeune.
Lucille Daily.
Inyitstions have been issued FOR the
Mime Ia Has dance. october 10
Miss Lulu FRANKIE entertained the Resin
terra Music n Dramatic Club at her
home. No. 4Os7 Seaman place. last Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent yery
pleasantly. after which light refresh
ments were served
Those present were:
Misses
Dayse Miner. Lulu ETanke.
Bessye Gard, Alta caro-.
Be-sye Bisseil.
Aiessieurs-
VIII Hense. Fred Franhe.
August Franke.
The Misses Iona schIerloh and Min
nette Rumsey entertained the 1904 Girls,
After an aIl-day outing 20 Miss Rumsey's
home M Ferguson. No. where the day
was ~pent in playing tennis. the entire
c,,b dsnsrted for the home Of Miss Leona
S~hiprl0h. No. 81 avenue
uhera dinner vas served. with the assist
ance OF Miss Virgie J. Dean. Members or
the club are:
Warvpra, Noel Ienna Schierioh.
Virsie i pean. Eula McKittrick.
TIT daniels Marie iusley.
Florence George hunsey.
Fine leather goods at Lsmbert-Deacon-
Hull COMPANY. SIS Locust street.
h wild Rose Finch Club was enter
tanned BY Miss Emma Richter at her home
in North ST. Louis Wednesday evening.
The house was decorated in the club col
ors green and white. Finch was played
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MISS HARRIET LOUISE LEWIS
OF Webster Groves. Mo. who win be mar
ried to johnson Robert Norris OF Pitts
burg next Tuesday evening.
A birthday reception was given TO Miss
Lou Geske at their residence. No. 1901
Sidney street. on Friday by South Sid
friends. The presents received were
numerous. Music and dancing were the
amusement OF the evening. Among the
friends present. we're:
Mr.. n Mrs. Fred R~eppenhogan
MeSsieurs-
A. Heinrich. ". Goss.
Chas. II. Ereh, job Gerke,
Geo. Gerke. J. Brooks
Tad Higgins.
Mesdames-
Gerke. Otto Gerke, =
Albrandt, Morris Gerke.
Diece, A R~ep2enhagen
NOgeL OF Salisbury. Me-
Misses
A. Redmond.
Lorgnette and fan chains-Memod 3
Jaccsrd's.
Doctor Shields gave a theater party at
the Olympic Monday night in honor OF
Miss Treeby Poole OF Natchez. Miss. His
guests were: Doctor and Mrs John Young
Brown. Miss Cooke. Mr.. w. H. Cooke and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Vaughan OF
Natchez.
Through s~leeplnE-cars. 81. Louis TO Bos-
ton. every day in the year. VIA Big Four.
Society stationery wheian = Aehle-
Hutchinson J. Co. SCI Locust street.
Miss Emily scholzof OF No. 1in Sails
bury street rave a luncheon in honor OF
Miss Kate Smith OF Ksokuk Ia. on FRI
day.
Among the ladies present were:
MesdameS-
n. Lamkemeyer. Emily Feuerbacher,
L. Oiliges. Mae Smith.
Kate Smith.
Misses
Annie WalSch, Florence EverG
AIDE johnson.
Friends OF Miss Airline Snyder surprised
her with a juvenile party at her home.
No. a1 Iowa avenue. Thursday evening.
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gymen we're the Reverend Fathers Tam
rath and ORourk. and the bride and
bridegroom were Miss Lizzie Boyse and
Mr.. NJ. T. Dunn The bride H. the only
daughter OF Mr.. Martin Boysc. one OF
the oldest residents OF -. Louis. and the
owner OF the old Royse homestead on
Lucas avenue. near Grand Mr. Dunn has
fitted up an attractive home for his bride
In Compton Heights. where they VIII be
al home TO their friends ON their return
from the Pacific Coast. where they have
gone to spend their honeymoon.
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MIscEILIXEoTS EVENTS.

wedding sifts-Mermod & Jaccard's.
Miss Mamie wertheImer celebrated her
birthday Tuesday evening with a card
party. given by Mrs. w. r. Foster OF No.
@l4 SAMPLE street. The honored guest
prize. a silver. spoon. with the winners
spread was enjoyed. Those present we're:
MeSdameS-
W. +. Foster, NJ. Keener.
Miss Mamie Wertheimer.
MesSieurs-
" " F F. Foster Foster. : F E SssEsP''
r. keener,
Mrs William la BaFse save a dinner
Wednesday before her departure for han
sas Among those present were:
Mechanics
Esther Mcclure. Walter F. Semester
Alice Bcllue. a r. Miller.
Geo. Hutchinson. Ches. P. smith.
Misses
MaIs@Ees la Basse. PHYLLIS Smith;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. C~ofindaner csle-
trated their second wedding anniversary
on September 3. Music and dancing we're
enjoyed. after which an elaborate reDast
uss served. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hutchens.
Bessie Lehriefer. Dolly Frien.
Mae Stanton. Ida Roberts
Alice Frazier. Nora femme,
Hattie G~agnepau. Mae Howard.
Ada Gagnepau. Ida Clark.
Myrtle G~agnepau. Alice Ripley.
Chloe Walker.
Messteurs-
Lester L. Walker. Grover Smith.
Ed M~unninEhaus, Thomas HoEard
Harry Riley. CHS Howard.
Al Bader. Arthur femme.
q. g. femme. Raymond Riggin.
Stanley Walker. Lee Grenles-
Ed Sporeleder.
Nine. Do~wning-NIacklin School Of Opera
and Voice Building Studio. The Odeon-
A delightful party was given TO little
folks by Mr. and Mrs j. W. Mccullough
OF No. GI0 Hartford street on Thursday
evening. the occasion being the birthday
anniversaries OF their daughters. Norma
and Helen. aged ] and .. respectively.
After the little ones had partaken OF a
repast, prepared by Mrs Mccullough and
her friends music was enjoyed: Later the
Among those present were:
Misses
LNIy GoebeI. Anna Presster.
Tamma Bair. Florence McCuE-
Dorothy Allen. Tough.
Ralph z, McAvOy. Paul BAR
John Hill Harry Mccullough
William Hill.
Messieurs and Mesdames
r. T. McAvoy. J. W. Gosbel,
u = III IEsH aAUEAk hNHUEA
George Mccullough.
Mesdame-
Will Hill. Allen Clark
Frank Balr. Miss Jessie Clark
Miss Edna Meyers OF No. 1905 Newhouse
avenue entertained her friends With a
dance last Saturday evening in honor OF
her eighteenth birthday. These present
were.
Misses
DINA Meyers. Ollie Smith.
Ida Mac Landvogt. Pearl Dowlinz,
Margaret Mccarthy Hattie Meyers,
Mayme Malseed, Edna LAUDER.
Margaret Malseed, Gertie Meyers.
Nsttye Graham,
Messieur-
Fred CisSell. Fred Smith,
James Mcconnell. VIII Ward.
Walter Hetten- Frank KentnOr.
hauE. A Bender,
Carbon Mcconnell. Tom Booth,
Ben Thorn. Chas. Muligan.
Harry Hodgcns. Harry Meyers
Ed Cook,
Miss SeIla Devine entertained her
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made a clever invention lately-at least.
he says so in print several times. He calls
the affair a Jolly book. You viii readily
understand its contents by the title. I
hope. Merely a blank book. in which he
pastes all the letters he has received
which pat him on the back and tell him he
Is positively the best ever; all the news
paper clippings which refer to him as
our distinguished citizen. James Mont
gomery Evanston. who has accomplished
wonders for our suburb. etc. etc" and all
the marriage notices-they sometimes get
more than one in Chicago. you know
which have accrued from year TO year
and which refer to the bridegroom who
looked handsome and manly. or manly
and handsome. in the conventional black"
Why a mere man should want TO make
a book OF this kind. I cannot wholly IN
derstand. But 1 do know that the Evan
stonIan isn't the first. nor can he have
the idea copyrighted-not by any means.
Why. 81 Louis girls, married and IN
married. lave been keeping Jolly books
for years. and not one Of them would
part with hers for twice its weight In
the coin OF the realm. Newspaper notices.
'.hossy' notes that come with candy
boxes. tender bits OF verse that some
times lie concealed in American beauty
rOsss-.H Of this sort OF persihage finds
a home in the book, which may be as
Parish as you please on the outside. l
know one girl who had hers bound In a
piece OF her coming-out gown-the under
silk Of It. She keeps it in q bow and pastes
mementoes in Il very carefully. Il really
Is a work OF art and. Of course. Immense
A. - . DEnaE
> SERENA LAMB.
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friends last Sunday afternoon and even
ing. Among those present were:
Misses
Eleanor clancy. Margaret Sehaefers
Eleanor Franklin, Mamie Clancy.
Rose schapp- Annie W~deckerle. o.
LOUISE BrcwS NeeWernOrth.
Emma Schupp. Dora hels
Eevu0I4g Stella Devine.
WiiIjsms stein Charles J~uenElinE.
William WaeckerIc. Henry Naeckeric.
J1r,es n'RrIen- Harry Devine.
Charles OTnrr. Dan Foster.
Harry Deacon. campbell
Lee Sch1pp. Ollie Devine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob r Heinemar of No.
l72 South Twelfth street on saturday,
September -. gave a eUchre 70 their
friends iu honor OF their twentieth we'd
dirr anniversary The house was deco
rated with flowers and ferns.
Luncheon was served at > p n. and
srfrp@r Vr4e served AZ usG p. m Many
handsome presents were received:
Those present IN the afternoon were.
n BrUIrr. J.. zimmerman.
+. RediEE. - LAuih.
- Niamaun. W W diheF.
J.. Wcuslcr. 4 thinner.
\. WOlrle. J. McSnier-
j. TutZ.
Tsagc present IN tho evening were:
NcsSjcurs and MeSdamcS-
J. SfOIL. p Ncilrer.
q. Mes~mer. Fischer.
=. Hans = Ekl
II. Krticr. q. smith.
j. MpSsmer.
Mr. EivarI Baker. Jr.
Miss NJ. Guerke.
Engraved welding announcements at
Lambcrt-Dcacon Hull Company, so Lo-
Gust street
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give balls nowadays. All. YES. ny dear
with a gentle sigh Of rsminiscence. lit
has always been one OF my proudest and
happiest memories that l came out in
Worlds Fair year
With the return Of Mrs. James I. Blair.
Mrs. William Hardaway and Miss Grace
Taussig TO town. an awakening OF Morn
ing Choral activity was 10 be expected.
While the choral proper viii not convene
under Herr Ernst's baton until the first
Tuesday in November. the classes under
auspices OF this club are already arranged
and viii begin work on Tuesday. October
II. There has been a change in the class
names. owing 10 some slight confusion OF
Identities last season. Instead Of the
Morning Choral classes these Institutions
will be known as the st. Louis Choral
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Best watches-Mermod & Jaccard's.

A midweek wedding was the marriage
OF Miss Anna imkamp. the youngest
daughter % Mr.. and Mrs Charles I'M
kamp. 10 Mr.. Edward q. Maetten. Miss
Ttnie Brandau served 81 bridesmaid. and
Miss Ida Maetten as flower girl. and The
odore W. Maetten as hest man.
The home % the bride. No. so Gam
be street. was decorated. Being a home
wedding only the immediate family were
present. The bride was tastefully attired
In a pear.-grey ~brnadcloth travelling suit.
Mr.. and MR.. Maetten have departed Tor
an extended "trip through Canada. return
ing via Niagara Fails.
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MaLzMd0 hRam dIhnb18 Ii mb . hm8r1l
h- V6o SYKES Of A7kaasA6 on 4Gober7

Glasses. and both morning and afternoon
divisions will meet together on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:lJ o'clock in the odeon, a.
before.
J So many requests for a beginners class
have been received by the management
that such will be formulated to meet on
Friday afternoons at ; o'clock. the hour
intended to accommodate public school
teachers and pupils. who were among the
large number Of petitioners for such op-
portunlty to improve their music knowl-
edge.
The Morning Choral Club has arranged
a delightful programme for the years
work. Some OF Brahms's music will be
studied, and a thoroughly classic concert
planned for the midwinter offering.
Mrs. Herman Luyties gave a pretty din
ner for the Anderson-Puller bridal party
on Friday night. The flowers and table
conceits we're all in bridal white. and most
effectively arranged. A lace spread of
Renaissance covered the board with bill
lowy tulle for a centerpiece, on which re-
posed some perfect bride roses. with their
foliage, surrounding a mammoth brides
cake. decorated in true German style. with
lots Of sugar frosting and a dear little
bride and bridegroom mad OF frostinE.
and arranged to stan under a chime Of
wedding bells. It was all most ingenious
and dainty. and. Of course, won many
compliments from the guests. who lnclud-
ed the bridal party. ten in all. The Ia
yors were white slippers OF satin. filed
with bonbons. white satin hearts and sew,
eral other appropriate bridal designs.
Waa4awHaw A. 81 A. rha~Taa nrrar
Parker issued invitations for the marriage
Of their daughter. Susan Avis. to Mr.. VII
liam Wayne Butts, on the evening Of
Thursday. October Is. at S o'clock. At the
Parker residence. No. $3.50 Washington
ST. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs. John Schroers n Miss Klemm
took their departure yesterday at noon for
Washington. where they go TO attend the
wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Young to Lieu
tenant Hannay. on Wednesday. October :.
Mrs. Schroers and her daughter. who Is
10 be a bridesmaid for Miss Young. will be
entertained at the home OF Secretary Cor
teIyou.
Many social functions are on for the
next few days. IN honor OF General
Young's daughter and her h~usband-elect
They viii be given a large dinner and
evening entertainment tomorrow at Fort
Myer. In addition to uncheonS and din
ners by notable WashintOnians. Mrs.
knight. wife Of Captain knight. and a
sister Of the bride. gives a large dinner
on Tuesday night to the brida party and
other friends.
Some Chicago s~uburbapite thinks he has
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Mr.. John Nyerscough Of the South side
announces the marriage 81 his daughter.
Margaret. 90 Mr. Simon Flynn OF LRaven-
worth. kas. The wedding vii take place
AZ Holy Angels Church At ? a. m, DC
tobeT li.
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Hutchinson J. Co. 81 Locust street.
one OF Compton Heights social events
OF the week was the wedding ~ Miss
Margaret " Ford Of No. @iT Hickory
street. and Mr.. Harry r. Baldwin % No.
Og South Garrison avenue. uu Wednes-
day last. the ceremony being performed
at 81. Kevin's church. The Reverend p
j. shea oficiatInE. Nllss Maggie Connolly.
a cousin OF the bride. was the latter at
tAndant. and Mr. J. 4. W. Wekemau act
ed as best man In the evening a brid4l
patsd. was served in the Pacific Han.
which was tastefully decorated for the oc-
CASTOR. The wedding presents were nu-
merous and costly. The couple left on an
evening train for a brief honeymoon. ana
on their return will he at home 10 ther
friends. after october 10. At No. 3llt Hlck-
Ory street.
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Society stationery - Wbylau Aghle-
Hutchinson J. Co. 81 Locust street.
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until 10 o'clock. after which a repast was
served Those presen. we're:
Misses
Ida Richter. Flora kleykamp.
Emma kleykamp. Emma Richter,
Louise Riechers. Rose RiecheTs,
Mac MCDermott, Nina Costello,
ReSse Brown. Edith Lyle
Helen Simon. Dulce Brooks.
The HIawatha Club was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home OF Miss
clara Bader. No Isl Benton street.
Singing. dancing and games were en-
gagged In. amer which a repast was served
Those present we're:
Misses
Mae Goehler. Hazel BarSOn.
Josie Condor. Irene Nelson.
Lille R~einhardt. May EverinE-
lille Bader. Mrs. NiemeytT.
Messieur=
William Toombs. Edward Condor.
Henry Goehlcr. Roy BarsDn.
John Erainllu. Robert Walsh.
Raymond Nelson. 4. Niemeyer.
Engagement books-Mermod & Jsc-
cards.
The Zora Bowling Club had its first
meeting last Monday. Those present
were:
Mssdame-
= q. Peters. T Russell,
y. AnsClim. Tieman,
Misses
VI. Korigsr. T. EaEiey.
q. PredOck.
Messieurg-
p q. Peters- J. A. Foster.
y AnSelmi. w. johnson.
Russell q. Predock.
TiEmau.
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Some Chicago subDrbanite thinks he has
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-04

Diamond jeveiry for V. P. ball at Mer-
mod & ~Jsccard's, Broadway and Locust.
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Engraved wedding invitations n Lam
bert-DeacOn-Hull Company. 5s Locust
street.
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Miss Sarah Julia GiIbirds. only daughter
OF Mr.. and Airs. John :. Gllhirds OF Bowl
ing Green, No. VIII BE married TO Mr.
Andrew ]. Forgey OF Paynesville. No. on
October s
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A quiet wedding ceremony with. nup-
tial mass was performed az St Marks
Church. Page and Academy venue iast
Wednesday morning. The omeiattns eieF-
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IDAHO NOTES.

A moral wave has struck Harrison
All gambling houses have been closed
by the marshal.
The appointment of ]. b. West as
register OF the United States land Of
flce at Lewistown, has met with much
appreciation.
indications point to probability
that the wedding out process will be
lnaugurated in both branches of the
legislature during next week.
The young men of Wardner have
established gymnasium quarters in a
building on the main street lust be.
low the business part of town. 7
The body of Mrs. Emma Rice was
found lying in six feet of water, 20 feet
from shore, about 200 yards above the
ferry landing at Lewiston last week.
Walter Wyland and James Gibson.
awaiting trial on charge of cattle
stealing and assault to kill, respective
~, escaped from the county jail at
Lewiston recently. 8}. -.
The Idaho State Press association
closed a successful two days meeting
at Boise last week. John f. Yost OF
the Standpoint Republican was chosen
president. Occur d'Alene was selected
as the place for the next meeting,
which will be held some time during
the fall.
The soldiers home board has an
pointed H. l.. Chamberlain of Lewis
ton as superintendent of the home and
Mrs Chamberlain as matron. The new
superintendent formerly lived in Sho-
shone and was deputy revenue collect
or there for several years. He is a
veteran of the civil war.
Governor Morrison has sent. to the
senate the following appointments, all
OF which were subsequently confirm
ed by the senate: immigration coma
missioner, Rees H. Davis, Canyon
county; sheep inspector, j. c. Dress
Ter, Ada county; state engineer,
Wayne Darlington, Custer county;
trustees of the Lewiston State Nor
NAL school, G. A. Boresman, Nez
Perez county; L. S. Dillon, Canyon
county; G. w. Shaft, Nez Perez coun-
ty, and e. P. Gibbons, Nez Perez
county.
ID. w. Ross, who has been state en-
gineer of Idaho for four years, and
who now retires, will go into the SER
vice of the government as engineer
in the reclamation division of the
geological survey.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

The new mill at the Wilson mine
near Ymir, has proved itself a com
plete success.
A strike of importance is reported
by Douglas Cameron, superintendent
of the Union Jack mine, for the Act
i've Gold Mining company
The fourth carload of ore from the
Hunter V. mine, near Ymir, went up to
the Nelson smelter last week, making
so tons of high grade ore this year.
All the electric wire connections
having been made, the new ore crush
er ordered last May by the CRANKY
company was started in operation this
week.
An ore body IL feet wide and aver.
aging nearly 800, has been opened ur
in the lower workings of the Josie
mine, where exploratory and develop
ment work has been unIer way for
some time.
For tile week just past, ore ship
ments for the Boundary are about the
same as last week, as but four out OF
seven blast furnaces have been in op
Grafton most of the week on account
of lack of coke.
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Fire at Armagh. Ireland.

Armagh, Ireland, Jan. ga grea+
fire broke out here and spread SO rap
idly that the local fire brigade was I'M
able to cope with it and assistance hal
to be sent for from Belfast, 35 miles
distant. Zen of the largest warehouses
and shops in the center of the town
were destroyed, the damage being es-
timated at 100000 The trade of the
town is paralyzed by this destruction.
The timely removal of quantity of
dynamite from one of the doomed
stores averted worse disaster.