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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
OBITUARY.
JUDGE IoNAs HUTcH1NsoN.

JUDGE JONAS HUTCHINSON
Chicago. Dec. r.-Judgs Jonas Hutchinson o,
the Superior Court died to-day at his home
COLONEL. r. FRANK ESHELMAE.
Lancaster. Pa Dec. I1-Coionel B. Frank
EshelInan a leading member OF the LanGastef
bar ard Judge Advocate General of the Penn.
syivania National Guard. died to-day. aged 10
years.
ANTHONY HARPSTRITE
Trenton. Ill. Dec. i7.-AnthoIy Earpstrits,
s; years old, died az his homo two miles south
Of .ti. citv YESTERDAY evening. He one OF
the old settlers Of this community. and has
been a lifelong Republican Funeral VII! take
place on Saturday n noon fFe'n tho NJ L.
church.
MRS. s s. DowNET.
Bloomington III. Dec 1I.-Mrs s. s Downey.
one q the pioneers OF Logan COUNTY, died az
Atlanta last n,slIt, aged u years she leaves
three daughters.
]. ". CLARK.
Joplin. Mo-. Dec. III. W. Clark owner OF
the Montana zinc NINE one o. the hes: in ne
Joplin district, dropped aesd IL a reg. es1A1e
Cls-k came 20 Jopla from Dayton. o. 'hree
BENJAMIN MORRIS.
ansys IND Des ,.s T in sssi sa Mo5s.i
BERTHA HEATH.
Mount Vernon. Ind. Dec. I7;-Be,iha. the 4
death today Her clothing caught IRE while
she was piayinE the CRATE with q string.
The child lived ONLY short tine after the
accident occurred suffering great agony.
CAPTAIN y. G. PERRIN.
Marion, IL, Dec Captain N G. Perrin.
10 years old cieG al his residence, north "
this city this morning BE one Of the
few survivors OF the Commissioners officers OF
the Ninth Illinois Civil War Veterans He
SERVED several terms as Surveyor and also as
Circuit Clerk OF this county.
BURTON BULLER.
Percy. III. Dec. 1.-THE funeral OF Burton
Butler VINO was drowned in An atternp; TO as
sst his companion. John Won Gruerigan, who
had broken through the fee on the lake at the
Illinois Southern Railroad shops, In Sparta, on
the home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Butler.
MRS SARAH L. KEN.
Louisiana. No. Dec. I1.-Mrs Sarah e. KEN
widow Of the laie Samuel keTn ed here last
night OF pneumonia. aged q years. Mrs. KEN
owned considerable property here and leaves
but two relatives, u nephew and niece.
JOHN FORD.
Auxvasse, No. Dec. fI.-Jchn Ford. a prom
!fieiit farmer, died Of brain paralysis las.
night.
MRS HANNA FRIGHT
Sweet Springs. M, Dec. l.. = Mrs Hanna
her daughter, MIS-. Sarah Owens.
LEWIS DoNNELLT
Terrell. Tex, Dec. i5.-Lew!s DouneIiy A., old
citizen OF Terrell. died at Granite Ok, ro-eay.
aged 60 years.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
Alton Votes and Personals.

George NJ Lewis O: alton Is IN indianapolis.
Ind.
The congregation % the Twelfth Street cum =,
bertrand Presbyterian Church IA Alton wi. hn.d
- annual rUl! call allG supper Kew Year $
Eve
The revival ruect!rE which is being he'd at
the Fist VI. E Church n I aDer Alton By the
l.aslor -ie Rtvcf end u. II Ciaunavay. will be
continued through rle:-t week.
H. N. sehwerre Of Alte4, and .. Daily OF
Upper Alton went 20 Dow. III. yesterday On -
hurting trip.
r. \ Riehl Of Alton has gone to Cham
paisr. IL
James Ailors q Alton has gone to He,ticl:
George Funk de7art-d YESTERDAY fo-
OLYMPIA Wash afi.. whiting with Alton
friends.
Tho annual Christmas vacation at the Vest
err Military AcaGoEnr i'll Upper Alton will be
gin on Wednesday next and continue until
January 6
The Reverend Father Thomas L Cusack
a WinchesieT. III. was visitor IN Alton veg
te-4ay.
Roy Eugene stafford and Miss Kathryn L
L Keller. both u tlt5u were married on
"Wednesday evening At the parscnase % the
German Evangelical Chu-ch by the Reverend
Theodore Oi..rh"Ii..a!lr.
a joint meeting or ;he committees from the
Wo:ni.n's RELIEF Corps ana the Alto. post OF
t'le Grand Army Of the Perublic VII he held
thiq evening az the offict OF JustIo. Eafneit
Nathan. TO complete arrangements fcT the Joint
installation of the Officers q? ere Two lodges
which VIII ~. held or January
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
NEGRO CHASE IN STREETS.
Three Detectives Have Exciting
Run After Fugitive.

A fleeing negro, pursued by three de-
tectives, created considerable excitement
yesterday in the vicinity of Ninth street
and Franklin avenue. After a chase Of
two blacks the negro was oyertaken and
arrested at the corner Of Ninth street and
Washington avenue
Detectives Gafney, Shannon and Flynn
Were standing ri the corner of Ninth and
FfGnhliu when they noticed the negro
about to enter a pawnShop with q watch.
When the negro saw the detectives he
turned quickly and ran south on Ninth
street.
When arrested he had a gold watch,
Inch he was going 20 pawn. II was
marked -. k and in The case was a
girls picture, Iearing the name Ella
Schery'' The negro gave the name of
Charles Johnson and said the watch was
given 10 him by d friend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
GENERAL BLACK MAY
SUCCEED PROCTOR
President Offers Commander of G. A.
r. Position on Cfvil-Seryice
Commission.
RFPTgLc SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, Dec. E.-PIes ident Roose-
welt has offered to General John c. Black.
Com1nander-in-Chief of the Grand Army
OF the Republic. the position on the Civil
Service Commission left vacant by the
recent death Of John z. Proctor. General
Black has not accepted the position but
It is generally supposed that he will do SO.
The General is a prominent Democrat
and has a brilliant Civil War record. hav-
ing been commander OF the famous Iron
Brigade"
Commissioner Proctor. as is well known
served in the Confederate Army during
the latter years of the Civil War.
General Black is lawyer and was born
in Lexington. Miss. in 1883. He received
his education In the schools OF DanviIle.
ILL.,, and at Wabash College. Crawfords-
vile. Ind. He served in the Civil War
from April Is, 1861, to August 10, 1866. and
rose from private TO Colonel and then 20
Brevet Brisadier General. Z. S Volunteers
He was Commissioner Of Pensions from
1885 to 1889. and member Of Congress-ai
large from Illinois from 1895 to 1899. He
IS a past commando. OF the military order
of the Loyal Legion Of Illinois. and was
elected Commander in Chief of the Grand
Army OF the Republic ut the last national
bA ALlt L
last fall.
Blacks most prominent public service
was as Commissioner of Pensions under
the first Cleveland administration. He
was noted at that time fo- devotion to the
principles OF civil-seryice reform. The enc
mics of the Cleveland administration used
TO make q great fuss over the fact that
Black was receiving the largest pension
paid by the Government as total
wreck physically through wounds SUI
fered in the Civil War. but was still abls
to do the work Of a strong and well man.
Another cause OF attack was his de-
mand for the resignation of Ada c Sweet
the female pension agent at Chicago. by
. telegram which explicitly stated that
there is no reason personal to yourself
or your mana cement of your office which
induces this request"
Miss Sweet, who was the daughter OF
an old soldier, was sfirewd enough to ad-
vertise her grievance very widely.
Blacks announcement that his only rea-
son for removing Miss Sweet was 10
make room for a sold er's widow, Mrs.
MuiIican did not prevent tremendous
fight upon him, which was made further
efnhsrra ssing by the discovery that the
call for the woulans resignation was made
without consulting President Cleveland
The whole business resenbied in certain
particulars the Huldah Todd case in Del
aware through which Postmaster General
Payne recently made so much trouble for
President Roosevelt by talking TOO much.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
BOzzELL DIED
FROM INJURIES.
st. Louis Sewer Inspector Passed
Away at City Hospital-Was
Struck by a Fast Mail
Train Two Days Ago.

c. j. BozzelI Of Nc. 214s Clifton avenue,
city sewer inspector and formerly well
known in Democratic political circles. died
las: night AZ the City Hospital from the
effects of injuries received Tuesday even
ing by being struck by = East mail train
or the Missouri Pacific Railroad at Knox
avenue.
BozzeIl was sc yenis old. and had been
resident OF st. Louis for many years.
Tuesday evening lie was returning home
from an inspection Of the Blackstone sew
O.. Crossing the tracks on Knox avenue
the buggy in which he was driving was
struck by Il fast train. He was thrown
about fifty feet. Both horses were killed.
The train WAS s.rpyel. and be IVES
picked Up ard brought IL Union Station
and then taken to tho CIV Hospital Al
frs: Il vas thought h VS. not seriously
injured. Is no bones were broken.
He is survived by q wife and three chill
dren- The latter are. L. T BoZzell Of
X nsas CItv. Mo: r. " iHsrrisru 81 No.
il24 Bayard avenue and Mrs Genevieve
Bruce OF Chicago. H. IL. vss a Mason
and a member Of the Jefferson club.
The Coroner has been -,5:.Gsd OF his
death. and an inquest win - held this
morning. Arrangements FOR tne funeral
have not been made.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
Believed That Low Stage of the
River and Presence of Ice
F4oes Is Accountable
for the Contamination.

So polluted was the East st. Louis city
water supply yesterday that General Man
ager G. Horner requested consumers to
boil, freeze and reboil il before using.
Communicating matter. believed to have
come from the National Stock Yards sew
er. defied the water TO such an extent
that one boiling would not remove the
offensive oder and taste. Even the second
boiling did not fully purify the water in
many instances. and the freezing process
was then advised
East St Louis public schools yesterday
were without water, an order being issued
10 turn of the water for fear the chiidre;
would drink ii and become III.
Late yesterday afternoon it was said
that the communicating influence had been
removed. and that good water would be
furnished by this afternoon.
The low SIlgS of Inc river ana the ice
are said 10 te the cause for the whole
sale pollution of tie East ST Louis water
supply.
about three blocks above the Union eie-
vator. on the East Side. They lie TO the
east OF a sanQbar.
The National Stock Yards sewer runs
west 10 the river anu then down the river
10 point near the Union elevator, where
It empties-
testerCay ateinoon the Natona! SOCK
Yards sewer vas diverted into Cahokia
Creek A diver was also at work wash
ing out the mass OF sand and slime about
the intake pipes, and worklnen are en-
gagged IL extending the intake pipes Il dis
tance of eiShty-fve feet 10 Sile main chan
-iel of the Mississippi River.
The pollution of the water supply began
Tuesday. when It was first noticed 1t the
intake reservoir. which showed patches
of black slime and dirt. Men were i'm
.ledia;ely set 10 work on the intake pipes
and = diver was sent for
Efforts TO better the condition OF the
water were in vain. and Wednesday Gen
ersl Manager Homer offered 500 an hour
for 2 tug TO break through the ice over
the intake pipes.
This WAS found impossible until yester-
day morning.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
PUERTO PLATA Is
IN REBELS HANDS.
Adherents of General JinIinez
Now Control Northern Part of
Santo Domingo-General
Caceres Flees.

SPECIAL BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
HERALD AND THE ST LOUIS EEPEBLIC.
Puerto Plata. santo Domingo. Dec. II
Copyright. lsoa)-Puerto Plata has sur
rendered to the revolutionists without
fighting
The Government forces. after q severe
battle. have been forced 70 abandon sun
tiago de los Cahalleros. They were snort
Of aInpuniti9a
General Caer-se. who announced that he
would support the provisional President.
Morales, has FED. and has covered Up
his tracks.
The above dispatch shows that the ad-
hereuts Of Genera! J.gninez. who aspires
to the Dominican presidency. have gained
supremacy Il The northern part Of SarIto
Domingo. The new IfvuiuiIo:; started last
week around Santiago d lbs CGbai4erOs,
where there has beeu fighting Ssvera!
days. The Mora IS. = provisional. Gov
ernnent came into existence about Two
weeks ago, after the capture of The Do
-ninican capital and the L ght OF President
+. os y Gil
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
MET ON HUNTING FIELD:
MARRIED IN CLUBHOUSE.
Among Presents Received by Robert
ZeitmRnn and Miss Ncuhaus Are
Shotgun and Carving Set.

A romance begun on d hunting trip led
TO the marriage Of Robert Zeltmann, a
gracer in De Hodiamont. and Miss Augusta
Neuhaus Wednesday afternoon In the club
house of the Green Lantern Hunting and
Fishing Club.
The bride is a daughter of Geri,srt Neu-
haus, Franklin County pioneer, and
met her husband about year ago at a
reception given by the club. which is COM
posed OF sportsrnen living in he Hodia-
mont, to the residents at St Adams. II
was case Of love at first sight with both.
II is said.
Practically all of the club members went
TO ST Adams TO witness the event. Zelt-
mann brought his wife home yesterday.
During the afternoon the members of
the club gave reception in honor Of the
couple at the De Eodi2mnnt c.ubrooTns
No. sets Suburban avenue. A shotgun WAS
presentsd TO the bridegroom and carving
Mrs ZeItypar-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
East ST. Louis Items.

Miss I-aellR FYeischbeiu has returned 70 her
home in Beileyile after visit with Miss For
rT,a:i.
M V. Joyce has returned from Edwards
Vile. III.
Miss Josephine Carey has returned from n
visit in 81 Louis. 30.
Mrs II. Henderson has returned from, a vis,.
IL Indiana
Mrs. Josephine Harrington filed sui. tor
divorce yesterday from John Harrington
THE KioHa Tribe e,f Red Men will Civ. n
dance al the broadway Hall sunday night
The funeral OF Martina Pidgsan. daughter
OF Mr. and Airs. c. J. PidCsor viii take s,iaca
This afternoon from St Ma-y's Church 10
Mount Carmel Cemetery
H. c Stephens Of o'Fallon III Is tho
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Adams of Howe ave
nur '-'
Henry Robinson. tearnster was hnaa 81
a-'ic COSTS On charge OF overload ng his wagon
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
NEGRO HELD FOR GRAND JURY.
Hin Charged With Attempting 10
NH Churies sciboId, Liyerman.

John Hil, negro, was held 10 the
Grand jury Of the January Term Of the
Madison County Circuit Court yesterday by
Magistrate 3. c. Rose in Alton cn .
charge OF attempting to Kill Charles Sc
bold. a weil-known iIverynan.
Hul was driver in the employ OF Sci
bold, and on Wednesday claimed that Sci
bold owed him g. In the argument about
the matter Ei.l, according ia the tesL-
Iuouy drew "a reVolVer AID attempted 10
shoot SeibClL. Hill vas also iiE.d g. and
costs by Justice Ense ou Wednesday on
the charge Of attempting Ia collect the
money ty the assistance Of the revolver
After consulting several justices about
the amount Of the fine, Hill returned 10
the police station and demanded that part
Of the fine be returned, claiming that u
was excessive. Upon his return he found
the State warrant awaiting him and was
Immediately placed under arrest. He WILL
b taken to EiT ardsvillc this morning
ana lodged il the Madison County jail.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
FUNERAL OF JOHN R. BUTLER
Services VIII Take Place at st.
Naviers Church To Day.

The funeral Of John r. Butler will take
place this morning al ? O'Clock from the
family residence, No. 3411 Lawton avenue.
Short services in ST Navier's Church will
precede uterment III Calvary Cemetery.
The honorary pa!-bsarers vii! be:
George J. Taasey. james Campbell. a c.
Stuever, Richard Hanlpl, F. Nj Kleiber.
Edward 5. Butler, L. I. Combs, Daniel j.
The active paIlbearers will be William
~ Reed. John f. Mccarthy. Peter q
Ilncncy, William i. Faulkner. j.; John
J. Moynihaa. Joseph O'C3nnor. John T
DoneSan and William ]. Cronin.
Many persons called yesterday at the
Butler resistance. The floral ..mblems,
many Of which are large and beautiful
filed one room
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
BOOKS LOST IN THE FLOOD.
Bank Cashiers Cannot Give De
sired Information.

Kansas City. Mo. Dee. 1-.-Before the
Grand Jury at Kansas CITY, Kas.. an at
tempt 10 secure from several bank cash
iers the amounts on deposit in their in
stitutions 10 the credit of certain Council
men failed. II was desired TO ascertain
The state of the Councilmen's accounts
Two years ago. al the time the boodltag is
supposed TO haze been done.
The witnesses testified that their books
had been destroyed in the great June food
and that they were unable 10 give the de-
sired information.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
BOND FOR WOMAE E.E PROSECUTED
Thompson. Negro. Had Wife tr-
rested. Then Asked for Release

How much bond does il take to set my
wife GU; if she VIII nui be tried To-day -"
inquired Bert Thompson, 4 negro. who
caused his wife TO be arrested on charge
of stealing tAeir savings. 10 Special OF
Ger Thomas Hurley. as ne was booking the
woman name at the East s.. Louis 7 O.
ice Station. Yesterday.
NheI told that Thompson ljd not ant
his wife TO remain Il J2H and cud ny
to gel bond FOR her. Hurley cieaod tks
ioor Of The police station 2nG told The
couple 10 go 10 their homes.
The case was the first on record in 1ha
Last ST. Louis Police Dep2rtfn sut where
a complainant desired ~ s=ca-e lund fer
The leieaQaui.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES AND TOWNS.

the Committee Oh Evangelism Of the Eap-
list General Association of Illinois. The
Reverend j.. 81. Coffman of Delavan. a
member OF the State Committee will have,
charge of the conference. assisted by the
Reverend ]. J. Roach, the pastor of the
Roodhouse Baptist Church Among the
prominent pastors who will deliver ad-
dresses are. The Reverend Doctor Jay A.
Ford. pastor of the First Baptist Church
at Jerseyville the Reverend A H Young
Of Carrollton: O. L. Moffert OF Carl nviile.
4. II. Harrlley Of Girard. Is. Z. .Antr5bus
of Manchester. J. +. Howard OF White
Hall and ]. L. Brown OF Kane.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
RelIexille NeUs Notcs.

The FioTavilc Creamery Association has
elected the following officers: President. Louis
ZirlbelInaIln, secretary. q. Hoffman. treasurer
Gustav cI!tz.
The Reverend John Jeeper HIS resigned tn.
pastoraie of The Pr ebuTc Methodist Episcopal
Church and VII! accept 4 call 10 Eagersto~n.
Herman Lodge, No. q, =. . Il. has elect
Cd the following officers: o. b John Junck:
7. E. John Heck. recording secretary. Il.
Ueinernann; financial secretary. Joan Schulz
Henry wolpsrt. while sharpening a. ~, cut
his hand.
The Wonan's Relief Corps viii hold their
annual meeting and election Saturday.
The Liederkraaz chlidrerl's concert viii take
place Monday December ..
B. Gtndiach and w Kno5eloch have re-
turned from hunting trip.
The Sucker State Drill Company OF BeIlevile
has been Incorporated. with a ca it2l stock OF
sS5,oco The incorporatcrE are julius L!ese, os
car Lee and Waller l.ese
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
GALVESTON EXPORTS ADVANCE
Statement Shows Increase of SIS
67s.g13 for Month Of November.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Galveston. Tex, Dec. IA statistical
statement Issued BY the Galveston Gus
toIa-Kouse to-day shows that the Noven-
Der exports at Galveston were SIS, Sss.si2
moe than in the corresponding month last
year.
Galveston exports fer last month
amounted 10 S3.G1s.Sl3 more than did
those Of New Orleans for the same month.
Advance sheets OF the Government report
on export statistics of The ports of the
United States fnr November places Gal.
weston second only 10 New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
KILLED IN A CROWDED STORE.
Negro Who Welded Razor Rid
died With Bullets.

indianapolis Ind. Dec. T--Atter Sc
verely cutting George Resoner. a Depart
rneut store proprietor. with razor. in =
scufae following q demand for money.
4 negro tonight attacked Il policeman.
Three policemen opened fire. killing the
negro instantly. The affair caused panic
among shoppers.
The negro asked Resouer to show him
some curtains. He drew razor and de-
IuanGed money. Resoner grappled with
him. Employees heard the uproar and
rushed to the merchants aid, hurting
everything available AZ the negro. The
negro slid down an elevator rope 10 this
basement where he slashed at q po-
hcenhr. The policemen then riddicd tbs
negro with bullets.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
ASKS $4,000 FOR
LOSS OF BEAUTY.
Smallpox Suit of Miss Reames
Against j. Reykirch
on Trial.

The suit OF Miss Bessie Rea:nes against
Joseph Beykirch. 4 wealthy property
owner OF East ST. Louis Is OF trial IN the
East St. Louis City Court
Miss Roames asks for S.@9 damages
because % smallpox. which she contracted
while living "a & house frcm which Il
family IL which there had been smallpox
had removed short while previously.
II IS claimed by Mss Eva-n"s that IS q
result Of the Illness that her facial beauty
was damaged to the extent OF $500.
The greater rart Of The day was spent
in securing q Sury 10 try the case.
Miss ReaIIcs bases her claim for dam
ages on alleged negligence ia Mi bey-
kirch not having properly fumgiEatcd the
place after the s.rGiI,ioX.
Mr. Beykirch enters I general denial of
the n alterations
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18
SALOON ROBBERS CONVICTED.
Four of Guintc; OF Last side High
NHy,nen Sentenced 10 pcnitentiarS

A jury IL the Circ1lt court ct Belleviile
yesterday found Aaouh Baxter, Emmett
.,uSsel and Edward Payne guilty Of rob
hlas Esslers saloon or Broadway. East
81. Louis. and sentenced Them 10 inde-
terminate terms in the State Pen!teutia.y
n Chester.
John L fus2nn. who turned States evil
deace, p.eaaca gu-;y 10 the charge and
was senIt need also.
4 veraact OF noI guilty WIS returned IN
Tho c2st @: Joseph IcIry. VINO mad wiz
ne7sy. 10 prove a. aIUI
mere at- several oIh=.' cases il which
Terry Is u be tIle0 and SJa.e Attorney
Farmer believes that ne viii conSicI MN!
WIN tee Oth.T men. The guiute; were ar
rested by the East ST. LJu.s police after
Two daring sain1n hold-ups. after winch
liot mann. tricd 70 seoct SerresIli tkli.-yI.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-18

County CLERK J. c. McGrath OF jersey
wife yesterday issued marriage licenses TO
William j. Houseman. %, and Miss Cora
Lee Carrico. -. both Of English Town
ship; Alvin NJ hauck age 50. OF Newbern
and Miss L~dia c. Williams, age -, of
Dow The latter Ccurie was married by
Judge Charles 5. White marriage Ii
aense WAS issued late yesterday after
noon 70 Thomas +. Hoppe. &c. Of Fidelity.
and Miss Jessie NJ. Holloway. %. Of Brigh-
ton. They were married by the Reverend
Doctor Galloway Nash at his residence in
,I.-spyyillp