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TO TAKE TESTIMONY IN
THE LAMB HEARING
Supreme Court Of United States Orders
a Referee Appointed.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.


New York, Dec. I5.-rhe supreme court
today ordered that referee be appointed
to take testimony in the charges against
Attorney George Alfred Lamb, brought
before the committee on grievance Of the
Bar association OF the Northern Pacific
Railway company. The railway company
charged Lamb with gross unprofessional
conduct in connection with the lquida-
ton proceedings conducted in the name
of Peter Power.
1t was charged that the statement that
Power was the owner of 100 shares OF the
common stock of the Northern Pacific
railway was false and that Lamb knew it
was false.
1t also was charged that Lamb subse-
quently induced Power to go to Canada in
order to cvade the process of the United
States circuit court.
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Authorities Satisfied That
Alexandretta Officials
Were in Wrong.
MORE YET To COME
Satisfaction for Outrage Is
to Be Demanded of
Turkish Sultan.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Constantinople, Dec. Is.-The United
States legation has received an exhaustive
report Of the recent incident at Alexan-
dretta, fully convincing the local authori-
ties and police of making an unwarranted
attack on Consul General Davis and of
arbitrary interference with him in pursuit
Of his duties and showing that although
Attaran, the naturalized American, had
been I6 days in Alexandretta. he was not
molested until he attempted to embark for
Egypt under the protection of the consul.
The legation has transmitted the report to
Washington and is awaiting instructions
regarding the measures to be taken to OBJ
tain satisfaction.
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FEAR DYN A N ERS
GUARDS PLACED ABOUT NEW YORK
BUILDINGS TO KEEP OFF
THE RASCALS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

several explosions OF dynamite being CON
structcd in various sections Of the city,
nearly every large building is now under
guard OF private detectives and police.
No great damage has been done by the
explosions already reported because the
powder used cxerts itself only when used
in confined space, such as drill holes.
A reward has been offered by the Iron
league for the apprchensions of the per-
sons involved, but so far no clcw has been
found as to their identity.
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DEATH RESULT OF
FATAL ATTEMPT
GEORGE JACkA DIES AFTER BEING
CUT DOWN FROM RAFTER
IN HIS CELLAR.

George Jacka of Centerville, who last
evening in fit of dependency, due to ex-
cessve indulgence in liquor, it is believed,
attempted to end his life by hanging him
self at his home, I6 East Center street,
Centervile, died about o'clock this morn
ing.
Jacka was 80 years of age and unmar-
ried. Besides his mother, who lives in
Centerville, he leaves brother Thomas
Jacka, and sister Mrs. Richard Thomas,
in Centervlle; a sister, Mrs. Richard
Wing, who lives in Waterloo, Mont, but
who was at his bedside at the time of
his death, and brother, James Jacka,
living in Arizona.
1t is expected that the inquest will be
held at Richards undertaking rooms to.
night Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
Jacka was found hanging by rope in
the cellar of his house just in time to
save his life.
Jacka had been in poor health despond-
ent and apparently not in his right mind
for some time, alcoholic indulgence, it is
said, being largely responsible for his
condition. He is single man, and
has been bartender at several saloons
in Butte for number of years. He
is said to have been drinking heavily for
several days, and when examined by DR..
Freund last evening it was found that he
was suffering more from the effect of liquor
than from the attempt to hang himself.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-15
DRAKE VS.. M'GRATH
UP BEFORE CAMPBELL

In the case Of i. H. Drake. trustee
against John Meorath, contablc, wherein
me trustee demands certain moneys al
legged to be held by the constable in the
bankruptcy estate Of George Gciscr, was
mp for hearing on a continuance this
morning before Referee Thompson Camp
bell.
Mr.. Campbell requested that the ease
be submitted in brief and granted until
next Thursday in which TO file the brief.
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WAR ON THE BUCKETSHOPS
Old Board Of Trade Man Says It Has
Been Ruinous.
ny ASSOCIATED rREss.

Chicago Dec, I5.-IIas the Chicago
Board of Trade made total effort to sup
press bucketshops?
w. S. Crosby, a member Of the board
during 80 years, says it has. He says
further that the fight against buckctshops
was ill-advised from the start, that il
has driven away business and that the pre-
tense that the campaign has been con
Quoted for moral motives is a sham.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-15
JAMES MCDONALD ARRESTED
Charged With Assault on Charles

Charged With Assault on Charles
kaminsky-Gves Bond.
a warrant was sworn out shortly after
noon today for the arrest of James Nc
Donald, bartender who works as an
extra in various saloons about town,
charging him with assauting Charles Ka-
minsky, workman. Mcdonald was ar
rested and at the station furnished bond
Of $40 for his release.
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To REDUCE FORCES
LESS MILITIA IN THE STRIKE FIELDS
-COLORED RECRUITS RE-
FUSE TO JOIN GUARD.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Cripple Creek, Colo, Dec. I5.-Coloncl
Verdeckburg announced today that all
troops guarding mines will be Immediately
Withdrawn to the central camps and the
military force in the district will be re
duced to $50 men.
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Battleship Sent to Scene.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington, Dec. I5.-The navy depart
ment today received telegram from Rear
Admiral Cotton, dated Beirut, yesterday,
announcing that the cruiser Brooklyn had
left Beirut for Alexandretta for target
practice. 1t is understood at the navy de-
partment that when the Brooklyn finishes
this practice she will return to Beirut.
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HEPBURN WANTS TO
ANNEX HAYT| AND
SAN DOMINGO
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, ID. C., Dec Ex-senator
Hepburn of Idaho today introduced joint
resolution requesting the president to ac-
quire by annexation the island of San
Domingo, the dependencies OF San Do
mingo and Hayti.
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RECEIVE LAW CERTIFICATES
Four Candidates Have Passed the State
Examination.

AFEETN1. To TIE TN1EK MOUNTAIN,
Helena, Dec. I5.-The supreme court
today announced the result OF the recent
examination of applicants for certificates
to practice law in the state. The following
passed John Z. Corrette, A. c. Mcdaniel,
Butte; d. A. Pryor, Clarence |. Board
man, Great Falls.
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To Build $1o,ooo,ooo Docks.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

Santiago De Chile, Dec. 1s,-Thc
government has decided to construct docks
at Valparaiso to cost about $Io 900 900 A
bill providing for this work will shortly
be presented to the chamber.
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Bryan in Vienna.
by ASSOCIATED PRESS,

III No5UNINT I'D TKE55.
Vienna, Dec. I5.-W. ]. Bryan arrived
here today from Venice. He made no stay
in Vienna, going on to Moscow, by way
of Warsaw.
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MINISTER POWELL
AIM OF ASSASS|NS
PLOT TO MURDER UNITED STATES
REPRESENTATIVE TO HAYTl
AND SAN DOMINGO.
WAS TO BE "BY ACCIDENT"
Rumor That Fighting Between Rebels
and the Provisional Government
Has Broken Out hfresh.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.

New York, Dec. I5.-An alleged attempt
to assassnate William V. Powell, United
States minister to Hayti and charge
d'affaires at Porto Au Prince, Santo Do
mingo, has been disclosed in communica-
ton from an official of the present Do
mnican government to fellow country
man in this city, who formerly was an Off
cial under Wos Gil, the recently de-
posed president Of the republic.
The letter states the plot has been so
arranged that ex-President Jiminiz, under
whose leadership Wos Gil was over
thrown, should be killed at about the same
time.
To Be "By Accident"
The plot to assassinatc .Iinister Powell,
it was asserted. was conceived because of
his opposition to plans of certain officials.
The plan as reported was to let two or
three men get in fight on street along
which Mr.. Powell was passing.
1t was arranged that in the melee other
plotters should engage, and it would be an
easy matter to kill the American "by acci-
dent"
With regard to Jiminiz, the writer as
serts that he was to be the victim Of plain
assassination and that already two unsuc-
cessful attacks have been made upon his
person.
The first occurred December 6, when a
shot was fired at him while he was driving.
The second attempt was made three days
later. 1t is said Mr. Powell is being care
fully guarded whenever he goes out
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1903-12-15
Earthquake at GuayaquiI.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS,
Guayaquil, Ecuador, Dec. 1s.-.-A slight
earthquake was felt here today.
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Fighting Again.

San Domingo, Dec. Is.-A rumor is in
circulation here that troops Of the pro-
visional government have attacked the
revolutionary troops stationed at Monte
Crist.
The troops were repulsed and are now
beseged in fort in Santo Domingo.
All is quiet in the neighborhood OF the
fort although the situation may become
serious at moments notice.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-10
KIRaNOOD.

Mrs. F. W. Hoyt is entertaining Miss
Jessamine Martin Of Baltimore. Md. who
came to attend the Dedication ceremonies
Mrs. Louis +. Hemm entertained a num-
Der Of relatives and a few intimate friends
Tuesday last. in celebration of her birth
da-.
Mrs. o. J. Mudd and her younger chill
dren are visiting relatives and friends in
St. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitman of New York
City are the guests of Captain ard Mrs.
Lorraine F. Jones, having come to attend
cur Thursday.
Miss Studiheld of Pittsburg. Pa. is the
guest OF Mrs. Harry Hyatt.
Mis-. Ralph T. Deacon Is entertaining Miss
Esther Allen of Detroit. Mich.
Miss Laura Franklin. who has been visit
Mrs. George Hough of Montana is the
guest of Mrs. Henry Hough.
Mrs. Alfred Day Roulet of Dallas. Tex,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Mermod.
Mrs. c. $. Sturdy and her daughter. who
have been all winter in California, are again
at home.
Last Wednesday Mrs. ]. L. Lacey enter
tanned thirty little people in honor OF the
eighth birthday of her son. David. Games
were played and the prizes We're captured
by Alexander Good. Marquis Singleton and
Norris Cooper. The little girls who served
Phillips. Mona Macdonald. Helen Macdon-
aid. Lucille barley. Frances Clayton and
Bonita J~enckyns.
Miss Caroline Rogers is the guest Of Miss
Scheetz-
Miss Mary Brown is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Leslie Dana.
Mrs. w. Fraser Of Buffalo is visiting Mrs.
Miss Louie Brown gave a luncheon Friday
In honor of Miss Cecil Hough. Among the
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protracted visit in Charlotte. N. c.. and

protracted visit in Charlotte. N. c.. and
Washington, d. e.
Miss Eleanor kerrnish is visiting relatives
In Pittsburs. Mr.. r. H kerrnish has sold
his house in Selma and will move to st.
Louis for the present.
Mrs. Margaret p. Monroe OF IIlyria. o..
and Mrs. s.. NJ. Morton OF Effingham. H..
n sister and daughter of n. d. Allen. ar
rived in Webster Monday, called there by
his serious illness.
Walter Mills is taking the medical prac-
tice OF his uncle, Doctor Ernst Tiedenan.
while tho latter goes abroad, and also his
classes at Washington University as pro-
fessor of medicine.
Mrs. MacKnight OF Huntsville. Mo-. Is
visiting her sisters, the Misses Barrow.
Mrs. James Avery has gone to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Glatte.
Mrs. William Dawson has returned.
Miss Lillian Lewis. an old resident Of st.
Louis, living for the last Jew years at Coro-
The Cogseshalls are settled In their new
home on Lockwood avenue.
Tho Monday Club held its annual meeting
May 1. Officers elected: President. Mrs.
Edward Hoiton: vice president. Mrs. c. L
Martin; recording secretary. Mrs. Bartlett
seph Weir: ire asu;rer, Mrs. Thomas Middle
ton: auditor. Mrs. q. X. Prince.
Mrs. Henneford Is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. c. l. Armstrong.
Miss FLETCHER of Louisville. who has been
visiting Mrs. a. B. Kaufman. has returned
home.
Mrs. Hart Hood, who has been visiting at
Granada, Miss, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. e. j. Spencer entertained for her
mother. Mrs. Tritle. Thursday afternoon.
meeting of the Every Other Week Club. at
the same time celebrating their wedding an
niversary. The club had for guests Mr.. n
Mrs. p. S. Gier. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Booth,
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of Jackson, Miss. are the guests OF their
cousin. Mrs. William McColioch.
Miss Marguerite Beio!nger OF Cabanne has
been the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Robert
kannard
Mrs. L. c. Block returned last week from
a visit TO relatives in Richmond. Va.
Mrs. May Hall returned on Thursday to
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Tifin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schofeid OF Quincy.
ILL.,, Will spend the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blackburn,
Mrs. Edward Pryor. OF Palmyra, No, has
been the guest OF her son, Mr.. Samuel
Pryor.
Mrs. Virginia Hern will leave on Tuesday
for De Soto. Mo. as delegate TO the annual
meeting of the Woman's Home Mission So
ciety Of the VI. T.. Church. South.
Mrs. Ernest Smith and Mrs. Z. NJ. Shir-
ley Of ST. Louis have been the guests OF
Mrs. Virginia Hern and Mrs. William Tifln.
Mrs. a. ]. MGags and daughter. Kath-
arine, Will spend tss summer in st. Louis.
The Camden Place Euchre Club was en-
tertained on Friday evening by Miss 1EEa
Jordan.
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SPECIAL CAR FOR VETERANS
TO REUNION OF CONFEDERATES
st. Louis Camps With Their Sponsors
VIII Depart for new Orleans ON
Monday, May IS.

Representatives OF local camps. United
Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans.
with their sponsors. maids OF honor and la
dies. will depart for New Orleans one week
from tomorrow in n special car over the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. arriving in time
for the opening day of the reunion. The
party will return the night OF May %.
Mrs. James B. CAN'T Of Jefferson City
will chaperon the party. which will be
composed of Miss Jewel Weidemeyer OF
Clinton. sponsor for Missouri; Miss Marga-
ret Jackson Of st. Louis, maid of honor
Miss Grace McCulloch OF st. Louis, sponsor
for Sterling Price Camp, United sons of
Confederate Veterans. and the wives, daugh-
tiers and mothers of the members of the
two camps.
Chiffon Atkinson. commander Of the Di-
vision Of Missouri. will be accompanied
by his full STAFF Of Sons of Veterans. R. B.
Haughton. Thomas E Rowe. Doctor Floyd
Stewart and W. II. Cooke. Manton Davis,
commander Of Sterling Price Camp. will be
accompanied by officers and delegates.
Frank Gaiennie, Phil Chew. John W.
Howard, Judge Leroy B. Valiant. j. d.
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| ers. The bride wore a travelling costume of
French gray cloth with bodice of cream
in the family. The bridal bouquet was OF
| pink sweet peas and ma%idenhair fern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley left the same even
after May Is. No. Il Ross avenue.
The engagement of Miss Loretta Lullman
of No. il0l North Cardinal avenue to Mr..
Jesse O'Neal has been announced. The we'd
ding is to take place on the 18th of June In
the parlor of st. Marks Evangelical Luther
an Church, corner Bell and Cardinal ave-
nues.
Immedia rely after the ceremony the
young couple will leave for an extensive
trip through the South and Southwest and
return to Texas, where they will reside, the
latter part Of July.
Miss Lullman Is well known in German
society circles and her engagement comes as
q surprise TO her friends.
Wedding Northumberland G Jaccard'a
One of the weddings Of last week was that
Of Miss Emile. Won Pfeger to Mr.. P. j.
McAliney. which took place Wednesday at
the Church of the Holy Angels. The church
was handsomely decorated, and the bride
was gowned in white brocaded silk, carry
ing a large bunch of bride roses. The brides
maid, Miss A. E. McAliney. wore white
etamine and carried pink roses.
A home wedding was that of Miss Pearl
Ibers and Mr.. Stacy Bodine on Wednesday.
the being performed by the Rev
ererd ]. H. Gauss. The house was dec
ated with ferns and plants. The bride was
assisted by her sister. Miss Mabel Ibers,
while Mr., Max Ibers served the bridegroom
as best man. Little Norma Fox, a niece of
the bridegroom, acted as ring-bearer. She
was Gaintily gowned in white organdie. The
bride wore white null chiffon. deliberately
trimmed in lace.
One of the quiet weddings of the week
was that of Miss Carrie Lee Atkison and
Mr.. B. F. Steed. at the home of the brides
parents. in Old Orchard. The Reverend Doc
tor Stubb!efield Of Kirkwood Captist Church
performed the marriage After a
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Steed departed for
the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Whitsett of No. s2s5
Simpson avenue announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Ida Mae. to Mr.. Charles
H. Lyle The wedding is to take place
earlv in June.
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AT q
Mermod & Jaccard's-Broadway & Locust

The audience at the Century on FRIDAY
night to hear Mabelle Gilman included
many ~l-kn persons of fashion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin d. Ridgeley, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Simnkins, had parquet
| seats.
Miss Byrd Jourdan, in a turquoise blue
silk. with, white lace guimpe, came with
Mr.. Marble.
Chaffraix Lakeland brought his mother.
Mrs. L. C. Lakeland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norman Jones oc-
cupied seats in the extreme left parQuet.
Mrs. Jones wore a white lace gown.
MI, and Mrs. John Magner had several
friends with them in the central parquet.
Miss Queen Rumsey and her escort sat
near Charles Mexican and Gardner Nc
Knight
Joseph Green brought Miss Ella Lyons,
who wore white null, with pink satin choux
and lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Dickson had a box on the left.
large black hat, while Mrs. Dickson wore
mauve crepe. with a hat of purple violets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert. Lawnin had seats near
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones.
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Big Four the only lie running through
sleepers between ST. Louis and Boston.
Miss Alice Bromwell of st. Louis has been
visiting friends in Ferguson.
Miss Lucille WiSsert is spending n weak
with her aunt. Mrs Joseph Christen.
Miss Florence Tush OF avenra
Is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs Edward
Cunningham.
Mr.: Wayne Craig of Bridgeton, Mo Is
visiting Doctor William Layton.
Gerald Hereford, who has been spending a
month with his brother, James r.. Hereford
will return next week to Old Mexico.
Miss Rose Craig of St. Louis is the y,,est
of Mrs. e. S. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory and fam,,v ryu
leave next week for Springfield. Mo" where
they will reside in the future.
Miss Sarah Thomas has returned to the
Academy of kirksyille. Mo, after n visit TO
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. THOMAS.
Miss walking and Miss Marion Watkfns
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Miss Edna Dienst of No. 1928 Cleveland
avenue, ave a children's party last Sat
urday afternoon. at which a music pro-
gramme was rendered on the piano and
violin. participated in by the following:
Misses
Rose Weber. Marion Puthoff,
Ruth Sudholt, IIoyd Waite,
Willie Kranke, Ulrich Puthoff.
Esther Sudholt. Fred Jacobs.
Stella Mitchell. Norma Swarts,
Audrey Hardy. Mary Weindel.
Alice LANCE, Josie Wageumuth.
Edna Dienst.
Al enjoyable evening was spent at the
home OF Mr.. Herman Weiss Tuesday even
ing. when he was given q surprles. \
strinced orchestra furnished music for
dancing. and many otner amusements were
INDUCED in ny all present, Including:
Hlanch King. MAY King.
FLORENCE TAYLOR, Pauline Weiss,
Ray Weiss.
MeSseiurs-
Gus MCGOWAN, VIII Dundas.
Neal Mccarthy, Ed FISCHER,
Herman Weiss,
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S47.B0 to California and RetsA

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Tickets on sale May 8. II. L. IA. Is. Is, II
and Is. good for returning until July IS.
Only line running through standard Pullman
Sleeping Cars. Tri-weskly service Of Pull
man Tourist Sleeping Cars. City Ticket OF
flee S. z. Cor. Sixth and Olive streets.
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MUST GO TO PENi1ENTIARY.
James Pendleton's Sentence for
Rigamy Is Affirmed.

Topeka. Kas., May s.-The Supreme Court
James s. Pendleton. alias Coda s.. Morris.
the Missouri man who went to Okiahoma,
wrote TO his wife under IN assumed name
that her husband was dead and had q cake
of ice buried In a coffin as Pendleton. Then
he went to Emporia and married q young
girl.
bigamy.
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Richardson. A.. W. Stewart, Thomas War
rem. Albert c. Reynolds, E. Me%ysenberg and
Camp. No. 7S1. United Confederate veter-
ans. at the reunion.
Many other veterans and their wives will
go on the day following. and by other
routes, the railroad offices having had many
inquiries about transportation to New Or
leans on the date OF the Confederate meet
Ing.
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Mrs. F. Booth n Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howe entertained the
Saturday Evening Club last week.
Mrs. r. w. Bryan returned to her homo
In Louisville Saturday.
Mines. Marshall Baker, Anna c. Hillman,
NJ. NJ. Clark. Fl. c.. Watrous and Misses
Fannie C. Goodwin and Helen II. Baker
Rave sent out lat home cards for Satur-
day, May 1s. 3 to 6.
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The marriage Of Mr.. George Edward
Quigley of Toronto. Can7da, to Miss Maude
Marguerite Mcconnell of this city was ceie-
brated or Tuesday evening at the home of
relatives and friends being present. The
house was decorated with plants and flow
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i[g0
MISS HENRIETTE ROGER,
Sponsor for Jim WalhetC Camp. L. c. ', Paducah,K KY, to the New Orleans reunion.

Mr.. William NJ. Jenkins gave an organ
concert at Piece City last week.
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The marriage of Miss Fannie NJ. Miller
and William L. Wickham took place
on Wednesday at noon at Holy Angels
Church. the Reverend Thomas O'Reilly Of
Relating. Miss Marie Nicolet was brides
maid, and Roy Haley best man. A recep-
ton followed at the home of Mrs. John
Wickham
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NOTAlcl-bf ENCSLht-IlSS, tlN SANe- t'HS'
at Music Hall. tomorrow night.
On Tuesday. May >. at the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r:
NJ. Balm. Miss Catherine Louise Balm and
Mr. Elliott Chalmers Bennett We're married
at : in the evening. the Reverend James
o'Brien Of 81. Marsuerlte's Church otii-
ciating. None but the immediate friends
of the young couple were present. The bride
was attended by the Misses Marie Louise
Jameson. Mjrirca Rozier and her sister,
Miss Marie Zoe Balm. while the best man
was Mr.. II. II. Bias.
1t is ccincident that the bride was mar
ried on her birthday. which was also the
birthday OF her grandfather, the lrte
George Balm. She IS n sraduate in singing
from the Beethoven Conservatory and also
a postgraduate in violin study. Among
those present at the wedding were: Mrs. S.
W. Cobb. Mrs. ]. d. Pulls. Mrs. Firsnln
Deslose. Mrs. Jules Desiose. Miss Sophie
Deslo-e. Mrs. George Balm and Mrs. John
3. Vale. her grandparents, and numerous
cousins, representatives Of the old French
families.
The young couple will house
keeping IN the fall.