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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
ERROR MADE IN PUBLICATION OF
SUMMONS IN THE TAX '~
!: CASES.
Judge Brent. Rendered "A important
Opinion in tire William p. Rsssr
- Suit Tsday.

BY a decree rendered by Judge
Srents In the superior court today.
william p. Reser will recover possess
zion of about ls0 acres Of land IN Wat-
Ia Walia county. located near the Tou-
chet fiver. which was, sold for delin-
9uent taxes This decree is far reach
ing and may result In a large number
OF suits OF a similar nature being COM
menced against the county. Several
Jays ago it was discovered that an err
for had been made In the proceedings
IN The foreciosing Of tax cases. AMI the
matter was brought to the attention
N the county commissioners They
'eierred the question to Attorney Will
son. who advised them that Mr.. Reser
0e allowed to pay the delinquent taxes
and that the penalty and interest be
cancelled. AS the property had been
Soia Tor taxes and deed had been is
Sueo to the county for the land. there
'as only one remedy left to clear the
N'ae 10 the land and Mr.. Reser recover
possession Of the same. That was by
'filsihg suit. This was done yes
'efaay and when the matter was pre-
"e'''ed to Judge Brents he rendered
'"e decree declaring that all the pro-
'eeoihgs were irregular. declared the
'aA deed illegal and directed that it
cancelled on the records in the
''ohty auditors Office.
me defect that was found in the
p'0eeedlngs was in the publication of
notice Of the summons. as required
law In printing the summons the
OF the first publication of the
n'e was omitted from the summons,
"''o 'he statute expressly states must
included in the same. In the case
Ar' Reser the notice and summons
'e published the regular time, but
" ua'e was omitted. As the defend
10 The suit did not put in ap-
fance Judgment BY default wax
'' ana the land sold at public auc-
'"n by the county treasurer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
Tive Stock Men Are Talking
Of a Merger.
CATTLE Men lub the SHEEP men
The Two Assoeiations May Unite in
War Upon the Buyers
Combine.


DENVER. Jan. 1O.-Proposition to
merge the interests of both associa-
tions on one body in order to fight the
beef trust and secure more equitable
railroad rates was the chief topic OF
discussion at the joint meeting Of the
National Stock and Woolgrawers as
sociations which was called to order
today. Should the merger pc effected
the general belief Is that President
Hagenbarth of the Live Stock associa-
tion will be president and w. E. Skin
ner. of Chicago. secretary. The sheep
men are opposed to the merger unless
they can retain their identity as an
industry.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
THIRD PACIFIC SQUADRON.
Il Will Leave libau for the Far East
Soon, ,@r B

Il Will Leave Iibau for the Far East
9oon. -
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. .10.-Ths
Russ today confirms the report that
the first division Of the third Pacihc
squadron will leave LAbau at the end
Of January and it will consist OF four
warships. one cruiser. several torpedo
boats and destroyers. The Novoe
Vremya today urged the immediate
reinforcement of Vladivostock and the
islands of Saghalian and Kamschatla.
The two latter districts are hard -
defend on account Of the scant popu-
lation. but both are rich in minerals
and other resources and are especially
tempting to the japanese. 70 WHORE
scheme for national expans1Dn they are
necessary.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
OREGON LAND FRAUDS ARE BE
ING FURTHER INVESTIGATED
-AT4PoaTLAMo.
- ~
Several Witnsssss Examines This
M~snins and ters Arsi sson
!. 10 Aees.r. a..

: PORTLAND, dan. 1e.-'rhe federal
grand fury resumed the investigation
OF the land frauds this morning. After
examining three witnesses. Julia Max
well. a stenograpner in the United
States district attorneyss ONCE. George
n. ]OgdsN. a clerk In the general land
office at Washington. d. c., and A. W.
Barber, a land surveyor. who surveyed
the fraudulent claims. the Jury ad-
3ourned untii tomorrow to await the
arrival Of certain witnesses.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

GUS noise. No damage was done to the
statue. The police are searching for
the naiscreant The statue is recent
gift from Emperor William.
Further particulars indicate that
two white men and a negro were con-
cerned In the outrage. They left the
cab aud hung a small valise containing
dynamite with a lighted fuse to the
iron fence surrounding the statue and
then escaped. The cab is said to be
one connected with the Pennsylvania
station line The negro who saved the
statue is g. C. Ellis, an ordinary day
iaborer. employed on the barracks
grounds.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
Mead Names Personal STAT.

, MPlA, Jan 1o.-Governor-ele
mas announced appointments on
''"elal staff as follows: Colonel
NNse advocate general, M. p.
H. OF Mount Vernon; colonel and
,,- 'i'as1er general, Cyrus F.
:; p' VI Port Townsend; colonel and
.cu, pec'or of rifle practice, Emery P.
'eF'' OF Spokane: colonel and pay
,,.' general. D. Daun Egan. of Bel
A. ' lieutenant colonel and aide
r, N"a'p' Albert E. Cagwin, Of Kelso,
-. are on his personal stan. not IN
Gers. Aa' 0uaso o1n-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

Attempt Made At nosa Today to Blew Up The Statue ef
Frederick tho Great ii he National Capital -Asgrs
saateA0s tho Smoking Bomb and HurIs Il Away.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10.--An at
tempt was made shortly after noon to
blow up the statue of Frederick the
Great. on the grounds Of the army war
college. A soldier on duty saw a
the statue and jump into a carriage.
He gave pursuit but the carriage
quickly outdistanced him. At the same
time colored man. who observed the
incident, hurried up TO the statue and
found hanging from an arm smoking
object which he grabbed of quickly
and hurled It as Ear as he could. II
proved to be bomb which struck the
ground and exploded with trement
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
The Montana Senatorship.

HELENA, Jan. 10.-The Legislature
in separate houses today voted on a
successor to United States Senator
Paris Gibson. The vote was largely
complimentary, no choice resulting. It
stood--carter 80. Mantle 10. Conrad
ldemocrat> II, McInnis. (fusion) Is,
scattering s3. Necessary to a choice.
~. The republicans will caucus to-
night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
kA,sER's DENTIST SUICIDES.
Or. Sylvester. IN American, Shoot
Himself Through Head.

BERLIN, Jan. 10.-Dr. Alfonso n.
Sylvester emperor Williams famous
American dentist, committed suicide
this morning by shooting himself
through the head. Sylvester had the
title Of imperial court councillor. He
was a close personal friend of the en-
peror.
The dentists suicide was due to the
partial loss Of his practice. In conse-
quence Of the withdrawal Of DR.. Wat
son from the partnership. watson de-
prived Sylvester OF many of his best
clients. Sylvester left a statement
accusing Watson of disloyalty.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
1 Battle Fought With Them
On The Island Of JoIo.
LIEUTENANT And PRIVATE KILLED
e...,,l Officers and Privates Wound :
.d-The Moro Fortress Was
Captured and Demolished.

vanilla, Jan. 10.-Word was re-
.sived here today of an engagement
c,th Moros January s, on the island
-, Jolo, In which Lieutenant James j.
Jewell and a private of the Fourteenth
cavalry were killed and Second Lieu
tenant R. w. Asbrook. Of the Seven
reentb Infantry; Captain Halstead
Dory of the Fourth Infantry: Lieu
tenant r. c. Richardson of the Four
reenth Cavalry, and several privates
were wounded. The fortress where the
fight occurred was captured and de-
molished
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
Advertising Chat

Advertising is salesnanship;
the best kind the average mef-
chant can employ.
It takes more than one gong
on the fire alarm bell to arouse
a sleeping population and Il
takes more. than one splurge OF
printer's ink to arouse any fnte-
rest in your goods. The most
successful advertisers advertise
persistently. a,,oa
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
ifAL.AM AaREsrEo At suefAIo
ron THE KILLING OF <Hls,.
:; -
WIFE.
Sim. ss.. ss.n4 Dead ir a Buffalo
z Astss-l;fs Wa> :ins~rsa =
j. .S~s -.
7 for assop. ~z.

BUFFALO. jan: >ste.-Investisation
Into the nuraef OF sJosephine Desanti,
who was found ssrangled to death IN
the Terrace hotet yesterdsys aiscloses
that, the won,an's life was insured for
$500 and that, her husband. Antonio
Desanti. is the beneficiary. The hus-
band has been, arrested. It was at
nrst Believed that the murder was the
work OF the BLACK Hand" society.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
OVER THREE HUNDRED HAVE
24 f. &c
sssn oEsraovED sEAa9
=. =: -
eoRT'ARrnvk.
Russia" Prisoners Arrive a Nasa.a'si
~ -Third Pssi@e 'ses.srs~ Sail.
20, s.a$. ,.a., ::
~. lass, of Me~th.

TOXIC. Jan. 10.--Three hundred and
ninety Ave submarine mines have been
destroyed by the Japanese within a
radius of 10 miles of Port Arthur. Ten
survivors Of the third ex-
pedition of the Japanese to blockade
the entrance Of Port Arthur have beea
found in Russian hospitals and trans
ferred to Japan.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
THEY GIVE Up FIGHT AcAiNsT
sTUeeoRM SHERIFF TOM
WORD.
Plead Guilty This Mornins-Paid
.Finss-Wittdrew Damage Suit.
and Surrendered.

PORTLAND. Jan. le.-The long
drawn out war between the gamblers
and the sheriff ended today in the
complete capitulation Of the gamblers
who entered pleas OF guilty. paid their
contested fines, withdrew their damage
suits and gave up the fight.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
sa,Nos the SURVIVORS.
The stsamsr Trinidad Arrives Al
New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1o-rne steamer
Trinidad which arrived today from
Bermuda, brought the surviving MEM
bers OF the crew Of the schooner Merr-
pania, which was blown tp at sea
Christmas day and eleven OF her crew
killed. The vessel had cargo Of oil.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
Kaiser Honors stoessei and Nosi.

BERLIN. Jan. 10.-The order of
by Emperor William on General Stoes-
sci and General Nogi for bravery at
Port Arthur. His majesty asked the
Russian and the Japanese emperor to
authorize the acceptance of the decor
atoms.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

LONDON, Jan. 10.-The Rome cor
respondent OF the Exchange Teie-
graph agency hears from New Chwang
that 5000 Of General Nogi's men have
left Port Arthur to reinforce Oyama
at Snake river.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
Ru..;.n Warships SIGHTED.

PORT SAID, Jan. 10.-A division OF
Russian warships commanded by Rear
Admiral Botrovisky. which left SudA
Bay. Crete. last Sunday. has been
sishted heading Tor this port.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
japan Warns Chill.

PARIS. Jan. 10.-Japan has notified
Chilli that further sales of vessels to
Russia will be followed by summary
unitive measures. It has been limited
target for Japanese warships.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

kuropatkia Preparing TO Attack.
TOXIC, Jan. I0.-General Kuropat-
kin is massing a large force on the
Japanese LETT. especially in the vicinity
Of Heienchang.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

SACRAMENTO, Jan. >lo.-An IN
formal ballot for Unitei States senator
was taken by the legislature today.
The result follows: Senate. Flint 1s.
Bard Z. Fisk s. Knight 8. Bell 4. John
r, Taylor J. -
.Assemb,y--F1int II. Knight "a. Bard
Is. Fisk ~. Brooks II bell (democrat)
- "a; =: ss'ss'F $50 -
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
French Cabinet Tottsrius.

PARIS. Jan. 1o.-M. Paul Doumer.
opposition candidate was today elect
ed president of the chamber Of depu-
ties. The fall of the ministry is ex-
pected as a consequence. t..
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

Russian PfiSonero AZ Na0ae1ks.
NAGASAKI, Jan. -10.-The transport
Tansa has arrived here with % Rus
sian officers and 1000 men. The en-
listed men will be trans shipped to
Kokura.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
The Dooaer Bank Commission.

PARIS, Jan. 10.-The Dogger Bank
commission resumed its deliberations
this morning. The question of pro-
ce,iure has not yet been settled.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

OREGON DEADLOCK. CONTINUES.
Neither kuyks~datl Nor Carter Sure
= of Winning. -. -,
SALEM. Or. Jan. io.-The deadlock
in the senate continues. Eleven baf-
lots. making 81 in all, were taken for
president this morning. without a
choice. Apparently there is no sign Of
a break ~.'t~
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10
TOOK SILVER FOR LEAD.
Tn-es Freight Carriers Under Arrest
in 81. Louis. ,.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10.-Three freight
carriers are under arrest in east St.
Louis. They stole 81 bars OF silver
bullion valued at $4,000. which they
cold to junk iealer for &114. thinking
1t was lead. The silver was destined
for Philadelphia mint.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
OCTOBER EVENT
.|Ns { [: |. ! \. v WORLD ]
sRiclii,ond's Smart Set Thrills Thrills
Will, Interest il Horse
gssi Show.
u nolTH q. g s''D=s
Wedding Bells Will Ring MNIer-&
M FLY in the Land Enter
s$ tai1lnlents.
1.-THE MONTH Of BRIDES 81 7 S
A Sea Shell.

d =. F.,' " p
Most delicate most opalescent shell,
From out the farther deep where thou
@II$3 III didst dwell
Thou brillgst Il message full Of JOY to me-
The muin1ur of the Infinite, the Sea.
For he who clasps thee gently to his ear
In thy mysterious depths q song shan
s, hear:
tits the voice Of that from whence thou
came. H3 sig5
Nov, s,-sterday,,o- morrow. still the same.
The bsauty Of that song shall never fail
j For those who listen, nor the glory pal
SOf that great message. that the Infinite
Is with us always. lest we should forget.
For. they that listen to that inner voice
Shall hear its music ever and rejoice;
Tho voice of God within lis still shall be
a song from out the infinite, the Sea.
Blanche G. Buckley.
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form puffed elbow sleeves. "A pointed
girdle is ofsiwhite taffeta in folds.
The two-piece skirt Is shire dat the
waist and finished with insertion.
The white Charlotte Corday hat is
formed of plcated lace and chiffon
and trimmed with District plumes.
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National Toilet Co., Paris, Tenn

Cooke family, by the Rev. !, raxton
Bryan. NJ 4 jt3sss3s5 ~ ss i
Miss Virginia Scott Cooke, sister Of the
BRIDE will be maid Of hoRor, and Mr..
William II. Johnston, the groom's BROTH
er, will act as best man X .gtt fG
The bridesmaids list willSinclude Miss
Rebecca Pollard, OF Montgomery Ala;
Miss Mary Ewing, of Chicago; Miss AM
ME j. Campbell, of Recess, Va. and
Miss Evelyn Condo Bridges, Of Rich
mond Other attendants will he Mr.. r.
Il. Lee Taylor, of Norfolk:I DR.. Wiley
Moore, OF New York; Mr.. Robert john
ston. Of Birmingham, Ala, and Mr.. Cary.
EHartwel Cooke, of :. Lower Bremo,'. VA.
Elizabeth Cooke, Of LAUREL Miss, and
Miss Frances Cooke, of New Orleans, La,
will offlciate as ribbon girls. IL VI /,
Guests from a distance to attend the
wedding will be former Governor and
Mrs. Joseph Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
lett Johnston and tN1iss Carolyn johnston,
of Baltimore. Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
st. George Cooke Mr., and Mrs. Charles
aP. Cooke, of New Orleans;sj DR.. Cabell,
Moore. OF Berryville. Va; Miss Mary
scmple, of Louisville lly.;iMr Gaylord
CLARK Ola Mlases Cooke, Of the University
OF Ytrglnin; Dr.Eand Mrs. II !. D. Bruins
Charles l4artwell Cooke, Of New York,
Gand3othcrs.
Engagements Announced.
Mrs. William Ruflin Coleman Cooke has
issued invitations for the marriage Of.
her daughter, Virginia, to # Dir. David
Russell Lyman, formerly Of Charlottes-
vile. Va, but now of New Haven, Conn.
The ceremony will take place In the.
home of the bride, slower Bremo," Va,
Thursday, October 18TH
Invitations Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Willium Robinson,
of Graham's Forge, Va. have issued in
syitatipns for the marriage Of their daugh.,
ter Julia, 10 DIR. Paul Herman, of Big
Stone Cap The marriage will take
place at noon of October 18TH and owing
10 the popularity of the young couple,
will be one OF interest In their section OF
Virginia. ix.
Miss Robinson is the eldest of three
beautiful Robinson slsters,iwho are known
ana admired far and wide In the social
circles Of Southwest Virginia.
DIR. Herman, physician Of recognized
ability. Is a son OF the late DR.. Herman,
OF Russell county and n grandson of DR..
E. p. Herman, surgeon famous In the
Confederate army for his skill.
West-Cottrell.
Tho marriage Of Miss Marian Cottrcll,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H..
Cottrell, to Or. William johnson West
will take place Tuesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock at Centenary Methodist Church.
Rev. T., b. Betty, Of Park Place Church,
viii oniciatc. Dir. w. II oppenhlmer will
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Cooke, Miss Mary Boyd Miss chloe
Tyler Cook, Miss Resale Valentine MISS
MARY Saunders, Miss Evelyn BYRD. war war
Wick, Miss Lillian Binford MISS G l
and Mr.. Edward aiaynes Jr.S l.83
On Friday afternoon the prQgralnme
was repeated for the younger members
OF tho class. The guests Invited were
Misses Margaret Gordon, Mary n,
Ainslie, NIaude Ainslc Jean Heck,
katherine Cary, Elizabeth Brokonbrougil,
Martha Chambers. Miss Smith. MISS
4 G,igon and Mr., Edward Haynes Jr'
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Horse Show at Hand.

Il a The great society event of October, the
annual Horse Show, is close at hand. Its
( approach is greeted with ~ quickeninE
thrill Of interestSon the part Of Richmond
maids and mntrons, and more particular
~ on the part of the idebutnntes
Tho list OF. prctty buds destined to rom
#derEthe season of j 305 i COG: memorable i'll
THE social calendar of the city. has al
ready been printed In the society columns
Sof Tho Times Dispatch. The receptions
and germans at which they Will make
their formal bows to society will come
later, but at the Horse Show they VIII
be the center OF much admiring obseryn-
lgtion, and many OF the prettlest enter
Htainments connected with that curly atl-
Stumn affair will be given in their honor.
III is reported that Mr. George Cole
Scott and his bride will return from, their
n wedding trip in time for the Horse SNOW.
!. It this report be true, there VIII certainly
4be a number of box parties and post
4 show gayeties to mark the entrance into
1.-THE Richmond social world OF so nttrac-
Y tive a person as Mrs. Scott
s Miss Valerie Jewell Sanford, Of Hart.
4 ford, Conn will visit Miss Hester GCabrll
'sTabb. l,f Monument Avenue during Horse
Il Show week .G Several box parties are al az,
ready being arranged. in which she WIZ
Il appear as Sthe honored guest
III Miss Page xAylett Royal who VII pc :, a
&debutantet of the season q l9oo, i'V',, " -
have as her Horse Show guests MISS MAJ
ven ~ oittsburg. Pa, and Miss Henri
iettn McC.rea, sof5 Chicago. Miss Royal
and her friends are sure to be associated ate q
with H-hat8is best and brightest from Z
social point Of view tran TRANSFERRING QUITE u l :
\ the week OF the show. 5 !,
Among the many young h lN's h y, !
#debutantes Of that time ~ n 9, -.
slloi,artctt e Will include Miss Rosnlie Jones,
All ss Cora Y ounger. Miss Carrie Neal ana
Miss Madeline English n. n /. :,
f The present forecast Indicates tha1 =
unusual W display of.fine taste and elegance
an, gowning will be a. noticeaple ieul ~,
5oftathe box parties and throughout tiie
general audience Modistes are Dusty en-
ga ged upon stunning ereatiohs ma, =, : :.
d ast,ned 10 make the women who wear
them, and the place and occasion OF thclr
/. wearing, q retrospectlvejo JOY to all holdln s
1T In reembrance. BE
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: father. who gave hos

came In with Yer father who gave hos:
Gway, .,55
Among tho CHESTS from a distance wore
Mrs, Conway tinox, OF Richmond; Miss
Isabella Chandler. OF Louisa. sister OF the
Sgroom; Mrs. William snidow, of Pearls
burg, and Ars Barbour Newman, OF
FREDERICKSBURG
Tournament at Guineys.
On Thursday. September 2lst, tho
knights Of Caroline county rode In tho
tourney In limitation of the chivalry OF
old. Tho affair was III charge OF Nlessrs.
Campbell Chandler and Sidney Duke, who
made It grand success MI. William Me-
Galley was grand marshal, Mr., James
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-01
October Brides Month.

r The number Of weddings scheduled ltt, Tor
October, 1906, Indicates clearly It's risnt
to the title of bride mo Rlch-
S1nond society is much interested IN q
wedding TO take place on the afternoon
Of Tuesday next, at half-past one {, clock,
that Of Miss Clara Vernon Cooke, daiusll-
ter or Mrs. NV. r. g. Cooke. 70 MI li'oI--
nav Johnston, son Of former Governor
and Mrs. Joseph L. Johnston, OF Biz
a bingham. Ala.
!. The ceremony will be performed at
s'Brcmo," the ancestral home OF the
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Observation-Disclosures.

At tire wedding Of Miss Elsie newman
daughter Of. Mr.. and MIS- conway Ne Nv,
man, Of Orange county,, 70 AT. polH
Hunter Chandler, Of Louisa, Y a. se!e !.
rnrents, Thursday, September 18th, at
l.s, = NJ the Rev. r, B. Eggleston OF
this city, oficiated.
Miss Laura Newman was maid of
hln"r and Mr.. William Bib, OF Louisa,
w, nest mar. The bride, wearing Whlte
s,,<. ra large white hat II. trimmed VII ,
s & XIX. i. plunss. and carrying Bride foses4
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Tho marriage Of Miss Marian Cottrcll,
daught err OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel H..
Cottrell, to DR. William Johnson West
Will take place Tuesday afternoon at 5
O'Clock at Centenary Methodist Church.
Rev. H. b. Betty Of Park Place Church,
viii oflciatc. DR.. w. II Oppenhlmcr will