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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Snbanapols, Snb Dpnnerdae DECEMBER
Smmselams

Sn Der mil trOpiIhen @smddisn in
feftlider @eiie sei6miidten 3msiten
presbpteriansr Stride purbs geitsrn
Wbsno SRI. DOROTHY Suns.
claus, Sodter bon 6errn uno 6rau
Wm. q. Sunselaus nit 1errn s.
Stra N der 9 a tt bur6 PaffOr
Omen 3. Ooea in bic &oIenfefeln Der
gbe aeidmieoft.
Sas wsite 9erdumige &irdenidiff
mar big auf ben lebten plab nit
6reunben unb getannten bss 8raut=
paares beieBt.
9ls 8ruutjunpfer funsirten Grl.
goitb 8att. als @brenjunpfer SRI.
Warie Sungelaus, als 8rautfiihrer
Serr Sreo Smith bon Neip Dort.
Sie Serren Daniel SOugbsrtp unb
Senrp g. Sunselaus entleoisten iit
ibres 4mtes aIs plaBanweiIer in &C.
fdaiger Weiie.
Na9 Der Srauung fanb i'm elter'
Iiden 0auie Der 8raut an Der Sort
Merioian Str. Elm @mpfan9 itatt, OF
ipeldem mebrere bunoert gelaoene @dit
tbeilnabmen.
Sn munoerboller Wsiis maren bi
prddtisen &dumen burd asulien, pe
sonien. gbrpIantbemen uno Slatt
pHan3en burd bic @ebrtosr gertsrmanl
oetorirt poroen.
Inter elmer aus vsmilax" 9ebiloe
ten Baloa9in, aus meldem tlein
electrilAe @lablidter berbori6autei,
nubm oas junse @bepaar bic Slid
mhnf6e feiner bielen Greunoen entge
gen.
| Sasielbe trat nod lebte gta4t elm
Soassitsreiie nod benz Siioen an
leinen WobnfB wiro es in emfrernn
li1en 0orort bon Neu gorf, Sarrr
totpn= on=tbe. Suoion nebmen. 0ielt
ibeilweiie febr mertbpolle glneebint
muroen benz jun9en @bepaar gu tbeil
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Mnf ieines @aters Mnsiaee
bernrtbeilt.

Wlelbins Rpls, Der lunge Wann, mel.
der geftern i'm gunoesgeri6t iiberftibrt
puroe. s8l bon elmer POftanueiiuns
gefoblen 81 baben, muroe auf Nusia.
gen ieines alten 8aters bin 3u 3 Sab.
ren 3udtbaus berurtheili. Der Batter
fa9te, baB iein Sobn in ieiner Nbwe.
fsnbeit aus Der pOffOffice bas @elo on
fi4 nabm unb baB Der Siebitabl nidt
entoedt wuroe, big Der Brief In @bieasO
anlanste.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Gin bielbesebrtss Mmt.

Jiir bas our9 ben SOo bon W. ..
patterion patant eeuoroene Nmt BEG
Superintsnoentsn Der Brief. .Abtbei=
lung 1T idOn cine 9an3e In3abl Se=
merber aufaetrstsn.
gs f9eint isoOd. baB 9err Us. 8.
Spnes, wel&er f6on ieit mebrereu
Sabren Der erife giiifent bon patter'
ion mar, Die bette 4usf9t bat, oeher
Na9fol9er 81 meroen.
Die StsQe miro bonn 8eneral-pDft
meiiier per9eben; iie brin9t $2500 PEI
Sahr Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
SGsli9e Tamilienieene nm
Witternad5t.

ansetlaat, feline Jrau eeidIasen su
haben. tuuroe tur3 bor Mitternadt
8raiten Walfer. 80 Sabre oft, 4O4
90. Walnut Str. uObnbaft, bsrbaftet.
Seine 6eifnabme erIolste auf griudsn
ieiner 6rau, bic anflaee aeesn ibn err
bob. Walter iOa feline Grau aufse-
foroert baben, nit itm aus3ugsben unb
aIs oisie fia meigerte, nuroe er ungs=
miitbli9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
0roBer Sdaoeneriat.

@inen Sent S6aoeneriaB erbielt es=
iiern Srnu Marp &ap, Die cine 2lase
sssen ibrsn geidisosnen @atten @m.
Rap ein9ereidt bate. Sie 2laee be-
stuedte bic Wieosrerlansung zines 8e,
fpanns gutter Pferbe, Die fie ibm ibren
ansaben na9 lieb, sbs fs fi9 trsnn,
ten, uno Der S&aoenerias mar fiir ois
ungei,bli6e goreutbaltuns osrielbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Mmottortutit 8ar.

Neinen 6reunoen uno @6nnena 3ur
aefdaiaen 0adridSt, oaB i4 cine neus
WirthiHaft unter Obiaem 9lamen In
449 gir9inia aoe. er6ffnet babe. Sd
tueroe MID ifets bsmiiben nit ben
belfen @etrdnfen unb @i9arren, iopie
nit einem fsinen 9und auf3uwarten.
I'm 9iitigen 3uipru4 bitteno 3ei9net
A9tungspoa
Gufab Eoebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Mas aem Grtminalseri@te.

9arrp $bompion, bes criminellen
In9riffs an9efla9t, befannte fi1 fdul-
big uno wurbe nit PA Sabren
etaats=8efdngniB befraft.
Sobn Youn9ermau, Der f& bes
2leinoiebifabls idulbis betannte.
uufoe nit fuspenoirtem nrtbeile ent.
laf1en.
Sames Sacobs. glei6faas bss 2lein.
oisbitabIes geitdnoig, erbielt auber 81
nebff Soften nod 10 ,9agen @efdne.
nibbaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Solsea einer &nosrbsiratb.

geifie Soult fu9t G9eioung bon
Grant SOult. sic 9iebt an, oaB er
ein Mann bon 33 Sabren fie als Is
Sabre altes Mdo6en beiratbete uno
oab er lie, oa fis nod in iu9enolihem
Ilter ftanb, aud uie Elm 6ino bsban=
bette uno ibr unter anoerem audi Sim
bern 3utOmmenoe 3aGtisun9en applis
cirte. Guber Der Sdeiouna uno benz
Der Sbe entiprOfenen 8inbe, perlanst
He So PRO Wo9e Nlimente.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15

81 obel. gait: 3elIner, brinsen
Sic mir bic Speiiefarte. 5. i9 ipiQ
mir einen &etti4 uusfu4en!
@orpurf. griter @trpld:
sd min mid beute um Mrbeit ums
fhauen." 3Deiter Strold: $50!
6aft Ou benn gar feline Stanbes.
e6re2"
&Iibi. @i9ter: .,@oFelbauer
Sic finb Derbddtig. ielbit bas Geuel
anselest gu baben. &Dnnen Sic uns
na4peifen, no sic in Der 3eit tra.
ren9" Bauer: .Ou mel. s. tpia's ricb.
tig brannte, mar i4 f6on iibern Bers!'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.

yrtnceton, IA. De3. Die
neue 6enifer9las-Gabrif nabm bier ben
Setrieb nit neunsis Nnssftslltsn auf.
Ut d monb, Snb. Gin Sradt=
3ug Der penniplpania Babn ftiirate
burd eine Bride iiber Wartinbale
@reet, nube Oft Germantown. Der
@Onoucteur murbe set6btet. Der grems
ier fdwer berIsbt.
Serre 9aute,. IA Ses. Ser
Sitetbeitsratb bat befdloHen bic 3abl
Der re9uldren Polisiiien um IL uno Die
Der 8ebeimpoli3iften um 2 gu erbDben;
oas Budget Der Stabt pirb baour9
um eine idbrli6e Wisbrausgabe bon
$40, 600 belaitet.
New q banp, IA. 9es. Sn
ben lebten 8a9en bielten fi@ Yertreter
Der nSnopls. & Ohio Yalep Erection
@o." in &Odport auf, um bic einlei=
tenoen S6ritte gum Sau elmer elec=
triiden 2inie bon bort nod Trop,
ct. Weinratb, 6erbinano, 5ren1 Gid,
gebfOro, gfaibpiQe uno SnoianapoIis
nor3unebmen.
cambridge Gitp, Ia. Se3. Sn
Dem 2 Weilen 6fli9 bon bier bele9enen
Stdotden @srmentotpn brad beute
frhb Elm Seuer aus, ourd weIdes bic
Ooo Je0ow's Sale Die poifOffiee unb
msbrere @eid6fts.@ebdube total ser-
Hort wuroeu. Der @eiammti9aben
pirb fid auf ettpa. $4,000 belaufen,
weldem eine gerfi6eruns bon etwa
200 se9eniiberffebt.
Warion, IA. Ses. Der 8iaarb-
baaen=Seiibsr Samss Sarlep Blaine,
wel4er am Sienitag itarb, Ieete auf
ieinsm Sterbebette benz Mnwalt unb
ghrgermeiiter s. %. Smeaep gegen=
iiber oas getenntnib ab, bab er Dor 10
Sabren in Yrineeton, einem Stdohen
in Der Ndbe bon Wariaw, Sno., feline
Grau uno So6ter i'm @ti9 asIaHen
uno bor etua s Sabren in Sort Wapne
elm Grdulein @mma Sua geheiratbst
babe, ieine Grau glO. 2, Obne bon
ieiner erften 5rau sefdieoen su iein.
6rau go l iit feline uniperialerbin.
Der 0eriforbene mar and in Sort
Wabne betannt, tro er ldngere 3"it in
9arrp .@ilbert's Wirtbf1aft IsS6ant-
tell,er anseiteat mar.
Der Sail Sben1 a NJ.
2Osansport, IA. Ss3. .No9
tuie bor bef9dftiat bic Nfaire bes
Derfdwunoenen @ountp. S9asmeiiters
Obsn6am bas Sntereiis Der gsb6lte=
rung In bobem 8rabe. Die giirgen
alauben beitimmt, baB er suriidtebren
wirb. Sas @eriidt, oaB Elm 8er=
} baftsbefebl gegen ibn ertpirtt worosn
lit, bat fid nidt beitdtist. gtOten unb
Si9erbeiten fiir einen 9roben Sbeil
beg Seii3its fno porgefunoen uOroen.
8egen bic 2eute. mel9e @elofummen
bonn S9abmeifer sesen NOten sebor9t
baben, Diro ieitens Der Biirgen geriGts
lid bOrgegangen weroen, faas bic
Sarleben ni6t prompt auriidhe3ablt
tperben. Sie Satin bes geriamuns
bensn befinbet fid In elmer bebauerns-
tpsrtbtn Sage. Sie Mittbeilune zines
biefsen 8lattes, baB ibr Mann elm
freunoiAaftlides 8erbdltnib nit elmer
Snoianapoliierin interbielt. f9eint
aan3 befcnbers beprimireno auf ibr
Semitic eingeipirtt 3u baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
Sarmsari Sanserdor.

Der 6arueari Sdnser.
dor seranifaltst am nd6fsn Sonntag,
ben Is. Se3br. in Der Sarueari 9alle
tDieoer cine ieiner beliebten 1nterbal.
tuneea nit 3nrtenpartie.
Gin interef fantes proeramm ift auf-
ssiielt woroen. 5reunoe finb einee.
laoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15
SamssbrRde itar3t tn Den TlnB.
gisIe ainSer finben Elm nafes Grab.

@harleho n, %. 0a.. Is. Se3.
Die 5dnoebriide tiber ben @lf &ioer,
uel4e Of- uno @ef- -@barleifon Der.
binost, brad bsute 3uiammen, A Se'
fpanne uno 1875 S9ultinoer ftiir3-
ten in Die 6lutbsn. Sas ungltif riei
Die gr6Bte 4ufrsguns berbor uno dn9i.
li6e bsiOrete gltsrn uno Grauen eilter
gum 6luB binab, um fi4 on ben Ret
tunosarbeiten 3u b.tbeili9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15

S6Sne bIiibenoe 8Imutett,
Yatntett, Varrett It !. tu. fur
Wetbmad)tsaei@ente BET s..
@. Nteutatt, ssIortit, G6e
Gait ttuo NorrtS Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15

Garugart Sdnger@or.
1tnterbaItttng mno &artem.
Yartte atit Sonntag nbeno,
Den f8. 9esember, tn oer
Garitgari 0aae. yrenmoe
ifno etngelaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-15

90 9ie bette 5 Gent Gigarre In
Der Staot, Mudo's .2onsfeaon".
The evening world., 1904-09-09
bELLBOY BRIGADE
STOPS FIRE PANIC
Excellent Fire Drilling Among
Employees Of Hotel Endicott
Praised by Firemen-Guests
Climb to Elre.Escapes.

Firemen t~o-day.sald that the excellent
Gre drilling OF the bellboys In the Hotel
Endlco,t. E~ighty-hrst street and Colum.
bus avenue. prevented . panic In the
hotel last night.
The nre started In an awning on the
second floor OF the hotel, and the alarm
was sounded BY the whlstllng OF an
elevated train. which raj passing. In
SANITY there was a wild scramble from
reception rooms and parlor. and guests
IN their rooms climbed 10 the iire-
Before Engine No. 10, from West
Fifty-elshth street. reached the hotel
the bellboy brigade had the nre out
Lieut.. Ford commended them for their
wSfk. He made a Investigation and
learned that the awning had been
lighted By q partly burned match that
patron had thrown from . window
several stories above After lighting n
U.s. u
The evening world., 1904-09-09
REV.. DR.. L0R|MER
DIES SUDDENLY
Pastor Of Madison Avenue Bap.
tist Church. Who Went Abroad
for His Health Passes Away
in France.
MINISTER HAD NOT BEEF.
WELL FOR SOME TIME.
We'll Known in Both Chicago and
Boston--Said He Found His
True Field in New York
City.

The news OF the death Of the Rev.
rr. George Claude I.orlmer, pastor OF
the Madison Avenue Baptist Church.
which was received here to-day, caused
treat griet II his congregation and
among his r;any friends. The news
viii also cause much sadness IN Chi
ago and Boston, In beth o. whlch
e!t!cs he had la5orel many years.
DE-. Lo'InIsr died ii ;he lIo,el Bernas.
con. AIx.!es-Balns, where he had soss
ir an effort to restore dis hsalth. Ne
went sbroad two months ago. He was
strIaxsn with me grip in February. and
on recovering from that suffered a 'se-
rious attack of rheumatism.
The evening world., 1904-09-09

DR.. Lorimer was exceedingly popular,
not only with his own congregations,
but with hundreds 81 persons Of other
beliefs as well. Somewhat theatrical
IN style. he was a man OF keen knowl-
edge OF human character. great charity,
vast sympathy and large-heartedness.
He was al eloquent preacher and was
sell known In England as VOL as in
nhis country.
Left stage for Pulpit.
He was sixty-slx years OF age. hay.
ns been born in Scotland in 1885. Be.
ore turning to the pulpit he was an
,ctor. As a boy he went from Scot.
and TO London to assist his father as
stage manager Of the Theatre Royal.
he assumed small parts, and came 10
his country in 1858 as an actor,
While playing in Louisville, Ky, he
experienced deep religious convictions,
and gave up the stage to prepare him
sell for the ministry. lie was ordained
a Baptist minister In 1860 and began
us WORK IN LOUISVILLE.
In 1870 he went 10 Boston and soon
was called TO the fremont temple. He
made the Temple a popular place o.;
worship and built II anew. IN this TEN.
pie he preached to the largest consre-
cations In the world. The present
Temple cost s5oo,Co and stands On
property valued at $4,000.
From Boston he went to Chicago.
where he spent ten years and built up
one OF the lirgest congregations IN
that city. From Chicago ne was again
recalled to the Temple In Boston, his
entire service there covering over
twenty years. In 1901 he was called 10
tho Madison Avenue Baptist Church.
He said he found his true field In New
York City.
Refused to stay IN boston.
The trustees Of the fremont Temple
tried to hold him. but he refused TO
remain, as there were a few members
OF the congregation who. objected to
him and he would not consider the
pf OPPOSITION 10 remain unless ID was
unanimous on the part Of the congre.
CATION.
Or. Lorlmer was forceful In his SCI.
mons and never minced words. In one
Of his sermon he said:
Men who In automobiles, ride down
persons are generally wealthy. When
Il comes to interfering with their
amusements the ufe Of a poor man
count nothing to them. Every lie
that In sacrificed thus by them should
be paid for In the electric chair"
DR.. Lorimer Is survived by a widow
and several children.
The evening world., 1904-09-09
Excellent Cigars.

llllOsA. Key Wsn hnen qualify clear
Havana coed. Rssslia Imperip . IN
ale, sire, IS 90 sradsi boz Of 50 y. ~
LA slfpAiiSA. clear Havana Coneha,
e,pseiales Ice srate; tos . nix
Of 50. @fO
TEN CENT HAVANA SECONDS or
boz Of 50 ~VV
CLEAR HAVANA TAMPAs, = S1
Psne,slas shape. box Of 50. NV
sUMATHA WRAPPER ROTH.
scHIlDs long mixed Havana oS
filler; bcs Of 50. I<S
Porto RCAN GAIA. m
DORES SC quality; box Of So NV
HAPPY THOUGHT PiRFEC. 4.
TICS. tcs Of 50. <SC
MAIN Floor. East 18th ST. :
The evening world., 1904-09-09
WorLd's Greatest
Srocexy SpsctaIs.

We specially feature Meats. coffses
and Teas, but you will asree with Ne
the; every section % the big 0rocsry
On the Fourth Floor contributes equallv
IH%indcuartsrs Of SPRING Z,
s,Irs eholc. native SHORT }isHs
RIB ROAST.
choice forsausrter Of sPRfW
Fancy fresh killed BRoILERs. lie
Choice cuts Of sfRLOfN STEAK. lee
short foreouarters Of CANADA hUT-
Fancy Long Island SPRING Ducxs.
HIudau,r.r- of CANADA xurroSs
C0FFEE-Fancv Cucuta Naracatbc,
flesh roasted daily: Der H.. III
TEAS-Choiee good bodied ~EnsiisS
Breakfast" Tea. specially sold for Kitchen
ara ordinary u''' ) ID. for 100; e
tFourth Flo~.l
The evening world., 1904-09-09
Sale of School Supplies
OHers Unusual Specials for Satu,aaw
Mooday SECT a. he nw school term begins and Tomorrow is practically ts
lat Jay brfcr. School, penna to Guy upphs' Choosing is I, good 4. eva. hehdsd
" d,pap YOU will find eeyhrs hst can possibly Re required
pr,nae lra the I0uest Cvsc n,.o..I
Tablets, Exercise and
Composltlou Books.

COMPOSITION BOOKS. flexible. cloth.
leather end board bindings, Nc. &c. ns
VERTICAL WRITING BOOKS, fine
pRXWISG BOOKS. good quality pspsr.
inter. leaved with tissue sheets. &c., e
sTtpENTs' NOTE BOOKS. n.riol. ssd
NOTE BOOKS. leather hack. cloth sides
and full cloth covers, reversfble ana re-
!.Sabl.; fine quality paper ise'' isss;
fSc. to va
Pencils, PenholderI and Pens.
Der do.' &c, So ioc'. iic'' xsc'' to ssc
STEEL Pins. E-stsrbfoos. '5p.aesrisa.
Glllol'' ard other well-known make
'nNnoLDERs. plain and fancy. cork
tips rubber t:p, and eieet'ns tips x.
FENSii,. COMPASS AND prvrDrss:
t tf s. r aaa sHAnpESrns &c, ..n.d
SCHOOL. TABLETS. fOr pen or pencil,
RuBDEh ERAsERs, ink and peneil, ls.
&c. DC; tc;, Sc. Sc; i0e. and 12c
ScHo9L IEK; 2 % NSl,l.; ..,. r,. Sc
"a Inches. Sc, DC. and Zoe; is inches,
Sc. and f0c
States and Slate Pencils.
INpEsTRrcTIBLE STATES. white e.
SINGLE States. plain frames. E
SOIsELESS States, single AMI double.
&c ~, r5c. 10 nc
slate PENCILS. flag and sosps,on.;
Der don, Nc
SLATE PENCILS, wood. don. 8
cHtLK CRAyONs snd BLACKBOARD
ERAsERS. dustless crayon. ~ stick, 10
Waite rRAyoNs. IA sticks to box. &c
nr'sri ESS BLACKBOARD ERAsEr7
&c. and 1c
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
RSDAY. JAN. 81. 1904.

be noticed there are
Ew advertisers in this
|e people of Earlin gton,
lille and Nebo are be-
re and more convinced
lays to advertise" in
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Estate NEWS.

!!y.! '''''' Of 18th in
House Committee on Suffrage
Elections his afternoon by a
Eht party Vote, decided to re-
favorably the Heflin Bill and to
d section las of the Constitu-
20 rs to bring about the eltmi-
n of the negro vote In Kentuc-
The bill is modelled after the
now existing in other Southern
Ps.
S-Gov. Bradley is said to be in a
ptive attitude toward the place
ational Republican Committee
to succeed Hon. John w. Yer
49,.
|enator Hanna had issued a call
the National Republican Con-
ition to meet at Chicago on the
day of June. --.
[r. w. HI. OVERLY, of Henderson,
(announced his candidacy for the
publican nomination for Congress
pis district, and is said te have
pg following.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK,

/ very unique form of adyertis-
hd-of bringing people to the
was INDUCED in by a Kansas
PANT who sent out notices to all
banners, that he wonld give
J y-fiye dollars IN cash to the
who would bring 20 bis store
& the week, thelargest Number
knea on ole wagon. The result
hit nearly every woman in
oVn and for miles around,
that store during the week.
pntry paper tells of two little
20 asked their motaer if they
lay store in the dining room.
she replied, "if you don't
>ch noise. y We'll be quiet
mam,n said one, "we'll be
rs that don't advertise"
art out In life as adver-
v cry. n - \nrant- adj,
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
! MINING NOTES.

a. IL. Jones IL Co., who have
been drilling for coal at Clay in
Webster county, struck a five
foot vein of No. 8 coal last week
The coal was found at a depth
1876 feet.
James T. Pride, member of
the Legislature from Union coun-
ty, has introduced bill in the
House fcrIthe better protection
of the men while at work in the
mines. The bill will require mod
ern appliances for protection
from fire damp.
The Sebree Oil and Gas Com
pany are now consul ting with
Mr.. E. f. Doudna, of the Doud-
ma drill company, an expert oil
man whom t hey hope to secure
to do the woi case they do
work will begin in tine early
spring. This company owns the
mineral rights of several thous-
and acres of land in the vicinity
Of Sebree and the indications for
gas and oil are pronounced posi-.
tive by expert oil men who have
examined them.
The blacksmith shop at the
Barnsley mine is nearing COM
pletion. This shop is to be equip
ped with a steam hammer and
other modern mechanical de-
vices that go to make an up-to-
date shop.
Col. Toombs and First Lieuten-
ant John Peyton are at work
this week arranging the mineral
exhibit of the st. Bernard Min
ing Company which is to be
exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
One of the chief features OF this
exhibit will be reproduction on
a miniature scale of the pump
IN use at the coke ovens at this
place with which slack is washed
before it is made into coke.
Other features of coke making
are also to be shown. Messrs.
Toombs and Peyton have had a
great deal of experience in this
class of work and are well quail
fed to get up an interesting ex.
hlbM.
MN billiard Summers has been
on the\sick list for several days
this week but is now improving.
Supt. &arris of the Diamond
mine was m Madisonville Tues
day attending the Confederate
Veterans reunion. :
Mr.. Pat Blair was in town one
day this week.
A force of hands are now at
work in the famous Elkhorn
creek coal field in Kentucky
miniu.: odt a large block of coal
for Inhibition at the st. louis
Worlds Fair. This is the largest
coal vein in Kentucky measuring
thirteen feet and six inches.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

be main thoroughfares
e city have been rock
butte a number of ia
|omments have been
md the prime mover OF
fed improvement over
b streets of old certain
Fs the thanks of the
Darlington.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

hjority of the Kentucky
of the Daughters of the
| Confederacy cele brated
day of Gen. Robert E.
| 10, with appropriate
and by comforting the
Honor on Confederate
. An enthusiastic meet
held by the Hopkins
eterans at jacksonville,
escription of which is
this issue.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

is still doing a land
usiness in the building
here have been several
,e dwellings recently
ed and a dozen new
% -now-in the course of
Never in the history
n was business in a
dition and the pros
|teady increase for the
are good. We do not
Earlingtoai is the best
j, but/we do claim
hQwn in the state
lyantages in the
sating labor and
antages.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

for breakfast food. The second is
likely to be "help wanted" ad on
account of carlelessly placed pin.
-Mahin's Magazine.
ut is no use advertising unless
you have the goods, and no use hav-
ing the goods unless you advertise"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-19
a5: ELEGANT WEDDING G.
Grove Methodist Church Scene
Of Beautiful Ceremony.
fsDecial q q m, Tho Times. DispaIt i, {

y Especial TO Tho Times- Dfspatch.> &
q CUMBERLAND, VA, AUG. 1S-7Tfe
wedding OF Mr.. Walter Putnam Dawson.
4 OF Mississippi. and Mss Carrie Byerley,3
Il daughter OF Mr.. nix 4Byerley, Of
mississippi, i and q niece OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward 8Byerley, Il OF Green Level" this
county, took place last evening at hall
past eight o clock at Grove Methodist
\ Church, the Rev. WI liam E.. Grant per-
forming the ceremony. q
e The wedding was conceded by all \ who
i Witnessed 1t as being pne OF the Very
prettiest ever seen here. Floral decora-
lions were restricted to the chancel
where great banks of feathery golden
rod and massive ferns were all used in
this connection against a white back
i ground and many cand eabrae and soft
shaded lamps supplied light. When the
bridal party stood about the altar, the
effect was beautiful and impressive
4 The wedding march, from Lohengrn,s
bridal procession, was played by Mrs.
Il Winston Fowlkes. L and the attendants
were composed Of u the following beYy
Il OF young girls, gowned In spotless white
organdies With white sashes Misses
Alma French, lice IIobson. Maldle BY
erley. Alice Clippen, Pattie Clarke, Bes-
sic Grah ham, Matte J ohnson and Miss
+ Bran ford These b. were followed by
Misses N1ollie Byerley and Emma.
Fowlkes as flower maidens. sti
The groomsmen We're Messrs. Brazeal
. Hobson. Hugh French Thomas Clarke.
Louis Wilkins, Charles B. Cllppen, Thos.
Goodman. WI liam, Johnson and 6. Kent
4 Clippen. The ushers We're Messrs, Jack
q r.. Clippen and Stanley Branch.
IS Last came the bride with her uncle,
q MI. Ed ward Byerley, the bride wearing
& an exquisite creation of white SILK and
h duchesse lace. with8a soft ttulle veil. that
shaded an inexpresslbly sweet face, She
carried X q bunch OF Bride roses. She
\ was preceded by her cousin and maid OF
Il honor, Miss Eva Byerley, who wore a
lovely gown OF white silk null over! mink
silk entrain, She carried La France
roses The groom entered with his best
man. Mr.. Maynard French. After the
ceremony the bridal party ana other in
slyited guests drove to 4 Green Level the
4 residence OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward By-
erley there q de llghtful reception was
4 rendered and hospitality extended,
The wedding tour will include the;
& 1Sxposttlo Ion at St, Louis and other points
West, Mr.. and Mrs, Dawson expecting
n To- be absent several weeks, and after
Il a return visit here OF some days they
4 Will go 70 their future home IN M!ssls-
"A sippi. A. g35 Ct