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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
BODY YLODGE|D | ON
ALEDCE OF ROCK.
5A Nude White Man Found OH
the Bank Of New
River.
(spccial 10 The Times. Dispatch )

lSpCCldl 10 N6 lINcs'b1opolC'hl
CIIRISTIANsBURG, Va, November /.
While some parties we're hunting along
New River. near Prices Fork. in this
county. to-day. they found The body OF a
dead white man. lodged on q ledge Of
rocks in the river about forty yards from
the shore, The body was perfectly rhde,
and no signs Of clothing, were TO be seen.
The name and Identity Is q mystery, as
no one is known 10 be missing IN this
section. 1t was thought It was the dead
body of tramp who was probably
knocked Off the railroad bridge by a
train. the bridge being some two miles
above, but that theory seems Improbable
on account Of the perfectly nude condl-
5tlon Of the body, The body. was IN q
bad state Of decompostlon md had been
dead some time, though perfectly whole,
nnd whether case OF murder, accident
or suicide. is hard to. conjecture, The
parties who discovered the body. report
ed 1t to Justice e. G. Otey, who went
To tho scene ut once, with a. physician,
and will determine whether an inquest
yAs necessary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
.Populace Become Ex- ,
cited on Slight
PreteXt.
EARL Y SETTI EMENT'
is NOW EXPECTED E, ID
Runor Of Probable Trouble
Grows Out Of Diplomatic Con-
ferences Between Represen-
tatives Of Two, Countries
as to- Comp sition Of Ar
bitration Commission.

lBy $50 clated Press }

LONDON, November 1.--Ncgotlations
between Great Britain and Russia look
ing to a settlement of the North Sea
affair are progressing favorably and
there is not the slightest danger Of any
friction arising between the two govern
ments The constitution of the Interna-
tional Commission under The Hague con-
vention is on the verge of. settlement
In spite of these pacific conditions
Great Britain has experienced a war
panic,ffa Not for years have so many
nlarn,st reports ana flaming extras
flooded London. The most extraordl-
nary feature or this scare Is that there
was not one single circumstance to jusu-
fy# It. The excitement started early In
the day, when tho newspapers announced
the departure of the Russian Baltic
squadron from Yigo. Tho public We're
lnot Tin possession of tho information Ca
8bled by the Associated Press to the
United States. that only tho Officers con-
cerncd, in tho firing on the British trawl-
fers would be detached, and Jumped Mt
the conclusion that Russia had broken
faith by not OBTAINING the vessels In
volved in the affair On top Of this
came wild reports of tremendous ac-,
stlvlty at Gibraltar. Hour by hour the
news from Gibraltar became moro serl-
sous until at last the climax was reach
ed with the announcement that the Brit
ish fleet had cleared for action. In
huge type. the papers made the paral-.
lei statement: THE Russian Fleet Has
Sailed"
.'Tho British. fleet has cleared for ac-
oon." No newspaper and no person
seemed able to explain these events,
The news from Gibraltar became more.
alarming. Ambassador l'enkendorff was
quietly discussing with Fordign Minister
Lansdowne the personnel of the Inter-
national Commission, but 1t was runorcd
that he was receiving an ulitmatum. Pro-
mier Balfonr. Admiral. SirGJohn Fisher
commander In chief at Portsmouth,; Lord
3shlss .t#t ((Scpf Fnua6 op ,rNhir1 BH5s I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
SWEARS YOUNG
KILLED HIMSELF
(By Associated Press.)


Il. NEW YORK, November LIN defense
of "Nan' Patterson, the actress now In
the Tombs prison, charged with having
killed Caesar Young, tho wealthy book
maker, Milton w. Hazelton, a prominent
business man Of Oneonta. Otzcgo county,
Now York, to-day appeared at District
Attorney Jerome's Office and declared IN
an afiidavit that he saw Young fire the
fatal shot. IIazelton said that another
man was with him at the time of the
shooting. lie does not know the Identity
OF this witness, however, as he was a
chance acquaintance, Hc declared that
his conscience has been troubling him so
that he finally had to como forward and
tell his story. 35 i3
After making his statement IIazelton
was taken under escort to Bleecker Street
and West Broadway, where the shooting
occurred, but was unable to identify the
locality, NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
General.

8 Rumors concerning probable war be.
tween Great Britain and Russia are set
Mt rest, and probably grew out Of diplo-
matte conferences regarding composition
OF Board Of Arbitration---Judgc Parker
severely arraigns he administration in
speeches at Newark and Jersey City, and
clearly defines the issues OF the campaign:
futile effort to break up latter meeting;
great ovation to the candidate----Attack
on Port Arthur still in progress: Japanese
the more active. but both sides hesitate 10
assume offensivt-- Renewal Of the inter-
national crisis causes day Of uncertainty
in New York stock market---Gay Boy
wins the GoWanus Stake at Jamaica ;
Cans issues challcge to Britt to fight him
agaln-Receiver appointed for Llbaree
q & Co.-Promlnent young man OF Mont
gomery. Ala, found dead on top of bank
building dressed in military uniform and
with burglar tools near im---'rwo men
KILLED by explosion in Texas oil tields-.--
President issues his Thanksgiving procla-
nation Former captain OF Washington
Artillery dies at New Orlcans--Sec Secretary
Hay and French Ambassador sign arbl-
tratlon treat ty for two rtes---Famous
New York criminal lawyer dead-United
States nlinister,t to Persia demands pun
ishment OF murderers Of American mis-
sionary-S Second successful flight OF
Baldwin's airship Mt Worlds Fair In st:
SIIouis-NIan swears in interest Of Man"
Patterson that he saw Caesar Young
shoot himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
TWO ARE KILLED
BY OIL. |. I EXPLOSION :,,'.f
Two Other Men Are Fatally In
jurcd and Another Is
Severely Hurt,
fBv Ass,.,,ntcd prc..1

(3y Associated Press.)
HOUSTON. TEXAS, November 1.-Two
men! nre dead, two fatally Injured and
one severely hurt. as the result of a ,dy-
Mantle explosion In the Batson oil field
to-day.
3 Tho dead ara: John Brlney, McKee's
Rocks, Pa, head blown off; Clarence j !.
lIoff, Tennessee, body blown to pieces,
and those fatally Injured are; John Rider,
OF Pittsburg, Pa, and Bert Holt.
The pumping foreman was also badly
injured. but will recover. Dynamite had
been placed in the Guffey Cumpany's s
well to loosen tho casing To-day It was
decided to pull 1t out and reset tho
charge. In drawing the explosive up,
5itgcollided with the casing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
A PROMINENT MAN
WITH BURGLAR KIT
Found Dead on Top Bank Build
ing With Military Suit on and 4
Burglar Tools Near BY.
1nv Assoclated Press.l

Associated tl'TcSs)
MONTGOMERY, ALA November L.
James Hendrix, aged twenty-five. and
one Of tho most prominent young men Of
this city, was found dead early this
morning on the roof the American Ma
tional Bank building with q set OF burg
lars tools lying near HIM, lie was killed
While trying to cut an electric wires
The police are making every effort TO
ferret out the mystery which surrounds
the death of Hendrix, lie was dressed in
Ills militia uniform and his citizens
clothes were found at the nlmory OF the
Montgomery Grays, a complete set Of
burglars tools were near him. and on
.HcndrIx's person were nitro-gly cerlne,
dynamite, fuses. a glass cutter. and a
pistol, The coroner's jury returned yer-
dict of death hy electricity.
Tho friends of the dead man are as
tonished beyond expression, Hendrix
was. very prominently connected. lHe was
seen yesterday In company With q
strange man, who had been spotted dur
Ing the dayby the chief of police. 'rhla
man Is believed to have been an en-
pert burglar, who In some way. had se-
'cuSed the confidence OF Hendrix, The
dead man was familiar With the bank
building and intimate with the bank Of
ficals,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
FAMOUS CRIMINAL
LAWYER Is DEAD
Defender Of Jack the Ripper
Succumbs to Hearr Failure
in New York.
tI3y Associated Press. 5

~ 5i (I3y Associated Prtss)
NEW YORK, November IL Emmanuel
Michael Friend. OF New York. we'll known,
criminal lawyer. died suddenly here to-
day. Tho cause of death Is not known.
but 1t is thought to have been heart
failure.
Among The many celebrated cases with
which Mr.. Friend was connected us coun-
sci was the defense Of "Frenchy," also
known as ben All and "Jack the
Ripper" who was charged with the kill
Ing of Shakespeare In the East River
Hotel in this city. Other cases were
that OF Kennedy, charged with killing
Dolly Reynolds, and Augusta Mack. who.
with Martin 'rhorne. was indicted for the
murder OF William Gudensuppe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
His Conservation Takes Place
With Impressive
Ceremonies.
MANY BISHOPS PRESENT Ri !: $ ] i
Grandly Sublime Service in Pres
cncc Of Great 4ThrorgR
ccption to Bishop Strange.
'Special to The Tlmcs-Dispa

Especial to The TImcs-Dispat tch)
NVILNINGiTON, n c.. November LIN
the presence Of six bishops, more than :.
score OF priests and vast congregation,
that taxed beautiful Saint James Church
TO its full seating capacity, Rev. Robert
Strange. D. D.. was to-day consecratcd
bishop coadjntor Of East Carolina. It
was one OF tho most interesting and I'M
prcssye church services ever conducted
In Wilmington. and the immense audi
4cnce, which was present, represented all
denominations. To all alike. 1t was q
grandly sublime service. There was. per-
haps, s. never assembled in Wilmington
more distinguished body OF church
men.
Aside from the bishops, there were
present some OF the leading clergymcn
and prominent citizens Of this and other
States. everything combined TO make
each feature of the occasion perfect. The
following bishops were present: Rt. Rev.
Ellison CaperS Bishop OF South Caro-
lima, who presided; Rt. Rev. Robert At
kinson Gibson. Bishop OF. Virginia. Rt.s
Rev. Alfred Magil Randolph, Bishop of
Southern Virginia: Rt. Rev. Joseph
Blount Cheshire, Bishop of North Caro-
s!lna;. Rt. Rev. Theodore D. Bratton,
Bishop OF Mississippi; Rt. Rev. Junius
Moore Horner. Bishop of Asheville. large
number of the clcrgymen Of the East
Carolina diocese were in attendance
Full Vestments.
Bishops and priests were robcd. III their
full vestments. The whole, with the
tasty decorations about the chancel. made
a beautiful scene. 1t was genuinely re-!
gretted that the beloved Bishop Watson,
or. East Carolina, could not be present
at the services. His feeble health was
not, thought to be sufficient to warrant
his taking the exertlon, which would have
been necessary, had he taken part in tho
conservation.
After tho professional Bishop Capers
opened the services, and he was follow,
ed by Bishop Gibson, reading the epistlc.,
The sermon was preached by Bishop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
u. S. MINISTER 4.
MAKES DEMANDS
Calls for Just and Proper Pun
ishment Of DR.. Larabce's
Murderers.
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, November limited
States Minister to Persia to-day cabled
the state Department that hc has en-
phatically reiterated his unequIvocal de-
mand for the just and proper punishment
of those responsible for tho murder Of
DR.. Iarabee, the American missionary
Mr.. Pearson also reported thar he had
just been told by the Minister for Foreign
Affairs. who received his information
from the Crown Prince that six OF ths
accessories to the murder while en-
dcayoring to escape, were killed yester-
day afternoon by Persian forces, and that
the remainder of the gang Is being ac-
lively pursued by the military. BY way
Of retrlbu,ion for Larnbee's mutilutlon,
the Persian military commander had two
OF the ringleaders decapitated, and their
heads exposed on bayonets,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
(By Associated Press.)

J. i
NEWARK, N. j.. November 1.--Event-
ually ineffective, but temporarily sue
ccssful was tho attempt made tonight
to rout a monster Democratic meeting at
the Essex Troop Arn1ory, where Judge
Parker was tho principal speaker. The
great building, with a capacity said to be
more than two-thirds of that Of Madison
Square Garden, in New York, was filled
and al tho first mention Of the present
administration and the name OF President
Roosevelt. hundreds broke forth with
terrific cheering, and for several min
utes it appeared as though tho Democrats
were In the minority. The scene that
followed was one of unimaginable confu-
sion. Kisses and cheering were mingled.
Words In anger and threat were heard,
and tho police were powerless to con-
troll. Finally the Democrats by sheer
force Of numbers and their greater
volume OF sound drowned out their adj
versaries.
HoWled in Vain.
Tho disturbance occurred before Judge
Parker reached tho hall. The meeting
was called to order Mt o'clock. 1t was
under tho auspices of the Parker Con-
stitutjon Club, Of New Jersey. and
Richard ". Lindahury was introduced
as the presiding officer. He began his
speech devoted to national Issues. but
had not fairly started before 1t became
evident that there We're a number Of
Republicans in tho building. Mr.. Linda
bury referred to the alleged usurpation
OF power by the Executive In the Pan
ANA republic incident which appeared
to be tho signal for the outbreak.
In an instant the representatives of the
two parties were locked in a combat OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
AT ACl[ ON
PORT I ARTHUR | ]
IN RO'GIR,E:SS
That Begun on October
24th Was Still Rag
ing.O October. 10Th.

Japanese official reports regarding the
siege of Port Arthur indicate that the at
tack begun on October Gath was still In
progress on October Goth, the statement
being made that the fire of the besiegcrs
was increasing in effectiveness. Nothing
oi Importance has developed on the Shakhe
River, where both sides seem to hesitate
to assume tho offensive. although the
Japanese arc the more active in the mat
ter ofEattacts upon Russian positions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
THREE COUNTERFEITERS
MAKE PLEA OF GUILTY

q " ATLANTA, Ga, NOYeMbeT I,---J,l n,
little, Clarence Rebb and and O.. l..
McMicheal pleaded guilty to counterfelt-
ing before Judge Newman, ,of the lredernl
Court, here to-day. The trial of Charles
A. Mansion. one OF The alleged counter,
1eiters, will be taken up to-morrnn'-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
BRAVE CONFEDERATE
OFFICER is DEAD
By Associated Press.)

NDW ORPHANS. La Nov, l.--captain-
IL NJ ed Gsrs ta.aay sashyf sea 81 e
He served with the Washington Artillery
civil War. Captain Isaac
son had been actively vt tho head of the
Rex Carnival organization from the be-
ginning,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Moth Carolina.

Interesting suit against labor unions by
lumber dealer on charge of criminal
blackmail; question OF whether consplracy ~
applies to union Observation-Disclosures OF q
under monument to- his memory on the
town commons d at aptain
Glenn. gubernatorial candidate speaks at
Durham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
PARKER
lNVADES
JERSEY
---
Democratic Candid ate
Makes Two Telling
Speeches.
FUTILE EFFORT TO
BREAK UP MEETING
Republicans Cheer Rooscvelt's
Name and Hiss Demo
cratic Chairman.
PARKER DUETS THEM
AND GETS OVATION
Speaks at New York and Jersey
City and Makes Bold Charges
Against the Administration.
Outlines Issues Of Cam
paign in Most StrilS-
ing Manner.
Issues Outlined BY Parker
at Newark Yesterday

administrative extravagance must
be checked" t-i
There must be equal opportunity for
ali, and special privilege for none"
"Thls shall remain government 'of
laws, not Of menu
There must be reform OF the
tariff"
"Thls nation will no more hold an-
other people In perpetual bondage than
It will tolerate the enslavlns Of Indl-
v'duals BY Its citizens
"overwheImlns In appearance are
these Issues, above them tower the
questions: .sha!! the partnership be-.
tween the Republican leaders and the
trusts continue With profit TO both and
hurt to the country7'n Z" = b, 5s5.
"shall the trust contributions OF mll-
lions to the campaign fund secure the
right to continue the wrongful taking
Of many millions year from the peo-
ple7'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
THE MONEY is RECOvERED; 4
BUT ONE LIFE LOST
fRv Assoc,ated pross


s MEMPHIS. TENN, November 1.-The
funds of the Continental Savings Bank
have been recovered from the debris OF tho
collapsed building. Only one life was
lest that OF Wills l'arker, the negro
porter,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC. ~,
Richmond.

i . . "a 1g
State Senator Sears and Judge Williams
address large number OF voters at sanger
HALL: both speakers condemn Roosevelt
nd his policies; ut same time Judge u. H.
Lewis canddate Hanson and % Others 3 on 9,
West Broad StrcGt---Judgc Witt decides
that ordinance rclatir- to ownership, by
city OF dead bodies Of animals In city Inn
It's is ,lnconatitutional--B for cdnstruc,
tion OF new West End gas holder opened
to.dayC Committee recommends ncrca u, 9 9
In salary Of employees Of the lower gas
.works-Corporatio Commission grants
many tersBaptist4 Education Mis-
sion meets and DR.. .. Cabell Hening en-:
ters upon his wor kas financial agent;
large sum OF money to be raised for Bap;,
list schools In she State----Publie and
unlaue Initiation by members Of Pi Mn
fraternity at the University. College OF
Medicine-scnator Martin wires tnata n me ne
at the Academy OF Music next Monday
night. MANcHEsTER:-Ws,e,st s,,,aa tin tind q
recall astor--More work for 'Chlcf'
Watts. t5t3as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Virginia..


Evidence all in In the alcCue case and
the court pronounces It closed; the EVIL
dencc OF John Perry I'm pcacied: ne denies
condition OF DIR. Leiew, stabbed at Roam
oke Is reported improved sick N
bed with tynhoid fever near Poca hontas
incidentally killed with a rific--The ar
i rest OF two {men IN Radford lead to de-
velopment OF robberics and crlmcs-.W.
+. Garrett. member Of the House from
Franklin county, In extremis--Eastern
virginia Christian Conference In session
at Holy Neck Birdseye view OF James;
town Exposition made public: General
group 81 buildings and The War Path
for the midway---P etcrsburg has a !, new new
steamboat company composed entirely
on line-F'atal shooting between cousins
in Franklin county claimed TO pc acci. i.
riental--My ystcry surrounds the finding ot
banks Of New River hung on q ledge of
rock st2Stt MI .&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
SUMMARY or THE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.


WASHINGTON Nov. 1.--Forecast for
"Wednesday and Thursday:
Virginia and North Carolina-Fair We'd
nesday and Thursday; variable winds.
Richmonds weather yesterday typically
3".fndian summer, hazy and moderate IN
temperature
RANGE or THE THERMOMETER;
2, a. M ~
NJ = ....''. ~ <,
r. M "
IL. Nj. ...t' ~ 5S
~ midnight ............... .'.' ~
Average .'...... = iot 90 90
Highest temperature yesterday....... So
Lowest temperature ycsteruay.........5 %
Mean Temperature ycsterday......... 60
} Normal Temperature for November. r..... ~
Departure from normal temperature. VI
Precipitation during past "a hours.... W
MINIATURE ALMANAC. ~,
November 2, 1901.
Bun rises. .(:37 HIGH TIDE.
( H,it, scts........5:l1 sc Morning ......l1:57
Noon Moo IL rIses.....is:3s Ri. Evening.........
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-02-04
AHappy Event

Nr. RHd0lph Jacksoa aus 1Efa
Easlia 81. Drysdale were nzrrie5
q the home Of the brides pareGrs
On lss Wednesday sseHiag at 75o-
Rev. McGee ohSeiaRed N hsS usazl
Impressive manner. Thg couple
are among oGr moss worthy ard
Pcpalar youug people and thew
large number Of friends wssa theru
many years Of happiness and pros
psrity. They Ieif Thursday noon
Tor a short trip 20 Kansas City sud
CenservisN, No, Nhers ths green's
mother and sstsE reside Batter
Record.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-02-04
All Eyes on 81. Louis.

The eyes Of all the world will be
turned toward St. Lonis during
the year 1904. Everybody will
want 20 get, from iirst hands. ihe
news OF the greatest Worlds Fair
which the world has ever seen.
Our readers are advised therefore.
to subscribe for the greatest 81.
Louis new paper newspaper
which acknowledges no equal or
rival in all the West, and which
stands in the front rank among the
great newspapers Of the world.
Subscribe for the ST. LOUIS
GLOBE-DEMOcRAT and get
ali the news of the Worlds Fair,
all the news of the national cam
paign, and all the news Of all the
earth. See advertisement else
where in this issue.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-02-04
sheriff smith sues Bates County

On page Q OF the Bar Docket Of
The Bates Counly Circuit CoaTi.
FEBRUARY term Ieo4. IS the follow
ing; 'Joe r. Smith rs. Bates
county, account, set for tFiai Tues
day February I9. The petition 10
the SUN claims that the county is in
deble3 10 the plaintiff for services
as Sheriff n attending meetings of
The ooun,y court for a DAYS. be-
tween Jan. "a, 1901 and Dee. &T,h,
l9os, At two dollars per day.
amounting 70 the sam Of SIS 90,
winch is due and unpaid, aaa Tor
Shieh amouu, the plsindH asks
Judgement together with costs. An
iSemized aoeouo, accompanies the
petition, showing all DAYS upon
which oouu was held and crcdil-
ing the eoun,y with az sums paid,
leaving s balance due ,he Shru8 as
above stated. Judge Marca. ol ihe
County Court. was busy Wednes.
day in shs Couniy Clerks oiiiSe "a.
amiaisg shr ggsogaa and 10 a Rs.
cord man stated that during the een-
sSuuesion Of the courthouse is efsen
became Necessary tor the Couniy
Judges 10 meet 10 oversee aud o..
yess matters and IS ,hs Shsua bad
no dusiss 20 psriorm "a saCh oeea-
ssoas and as he was nol asked 10
&C, ia his oiEssal or osaer eapae,,y.
aad tid nas ass, the Jaasss ualed
that be was aot entitled 10 the pay.
The Sheriff did 40, see things shs,
say. hsace ,hs saa. Fmaelsoo n
Clark sep' sent M'. Snsih amt Ne
psssams Coaniy Auolney Lesiwiek
uili defend the assian oi ,hs caart
NAY esneos sbrsshesn dwell togsta
e. in unny9' especially demssrstie
bgs,hera.--Bases Co Reooga.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-02-04
o'EeIi-FingadO

There was g very pretty wedding
Il noon yesterday al The home Of
Mrs. Anna Fiugado, q, Barview,
on ,he western shore OF Flathead
Lake. when her daughter Kathryn
was united in marriage to Mr.. Chas
II. o'Neil.
Rev. A Pringie, Of the Presby-
terian church Of KalispeH, was the
officiating clergyman.
The bride wigs beautifully gown-
ed in cream crepe az chine aad ALL
over lace, ana c4rned white roses.
The table dscorsuor were ia 6ne
s..s,s, and were sulilaz and carna-
iious.
Those present weres Mrs. Fjng-
ado, the BRIDES mother, Mr and
Mr.. d. ~ c. O'Ncd, parents ol
the groom. air. and Mrs Henry
Fngado, Mr. and airs r. IS.
striker. Air. and Mrs, ] J. S,oner,
Mr.. ard Mrs. =. A. Letter. Mr. and
Mrs. K. {. 0'Nril, Mr. aud Nu ,.
.C. O'Nei, Misses Tosaelson. Lena
Walehh, Lena Gcnb, Stella and
Jessie Mods-u, aud Ne,sr. Il G.
.O.N~d, Glra Smua. Jsmrs How
rrd. J >spa Z r,u, sind Charlie.
McPberon
Mrs. O'Neil isa lauasome and
cultured Young woman. She was
iormetly a ,eaeber in ,de puhie
schools Of Kalispell. ana has mauy
warm friends 10 ,he ciiY. Mr.
.O'Nca is one OF our bes, known
citizens, and {. recognized as one
OF the substantial sn8 succession
business mcn Sc shs town.
Air. aud Mr.. CNcil lett tins
morning tor southern California.
and viii remain ,bsse ,ii spriov.
They will be >, home ia KaHspeli
ebou, the 6ri ol ApH.- Kalispsl
later Lake.