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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
A. LONG FACED CAT.

About five weeks ago there came to the Geological Gardens a. cat which was unlike any other cat previously exhibit ed by the society. This animal, which occupies a cage in the. Small Mammals House, has not been named Felis badia, and it's home is believed to be in Borneo. The color of it's short, smooth fur is ghardly to be described as bay 1t is. gray rather than brown, and the inclination to chestnut is very slight in deed. The bay cat as we must call it is a pretty creature -short legged and long bodied, with a thick. tapering tail of no great length.
 {. For a cat the shape of it's head is re- markable, and it has rather small ears. Instead of the short, round face of the Typical cat, the face of this animal is comparatively long. But in it's move ments this curious pussy is true 60 the % instincts of its. race. Tn the stealthy tread in the manner of open. ing the mouth, stretching the limbs and protruding the claws, to say nothing of the method of carrying the tail, there is no mistaking the cat. This inter- esting inmate of the ''Zoo" is fairly tame and apparently in. the best of health.-Pall Mall Gazette.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21

MT. and Mrs. Hand, of Philadelphia, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Ensign at their home on Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Howard D. Joast, of Brooklyn, is spending 8 few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Todd, of Alden ave- nue, Westvi1le. =.
 Harry Leigh writes home from Avon Park, Fla. that he recently shot a deer and at the time of writing was living on venison and quail. He states that he has got rid of his dyspepsia since his arrival in the south.
 Colonel William E. Morgan of Grand avenue is to be appointed by the gover- nor the agent for the state fund for de- pendent widows of war veterans. He is at present quartermaster general of the Connecticut department, G. A. R.
 W. J. Graves has resigned as man. ager of the D. M. Smith & Co.'s store in Farren avenue, and Harry Sears has entered the employ of the firm.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21

The ladies of Elm City Branch Tribune Sunshine society send forth grateful Christmas greetings to the public who responded SO generously to the call for aid. The Christmas ex- change at 442 State street has been a wonderful success and for the past three days donations have fairly pour led in on the busy committee. Practic- ally all of the articles for which spec ial appeals were made have been re- ceived, and hundreds of others which will gladden. many hearts The Elm City branch is very cordial in it's ex- pressions of gratitude.
 Miss Ruth spalding of Vassar college is spending Christmas with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. spalding of High street
 The Village Improvement association of West Haven has plans for the fund.- ing of the drinking fountain well under way, and it is expected that in a few months the work will be started on the
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21

There will be pretty home wedding to-day at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Anthony, 23 Atwater street, West Haven, when George K. Brunt will take their daughter, Miss Grace M, Anthony, as his bride.
 Russell Brennan, captain of this years victorious high school football eleven, has been made a member of the honor society of the school, the School Circle"
 Philip Quinn and Miss Katherine Quinn, who are students at the Connec- ticut School for Deaf and Dumb, at Hartford, ar at their home in Branford for the Christmas vacation.
 William Miller of IA Nicoll street was very delightfully."- surprised few even- ings ago by about forty young people who came prepared to spend merry evening with their young host. There were games and musical numbers by MT. Miller and Frank Gallagher. MT. and Mrs. G. A. Austin, of Main
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21

At the meeting of Quinniniac con. clave, Improved Order Heptasophs, held Monday evening three candidates were initiated by the degree team and several applications were received. The installation of the new officers will be on the evening of Monday. February 19, 1906, at which time a number of the supreme officers will be present The supreme conelave will present to Quin- nipiac conclave on that evening gold mounted gavel providing the lnernber- ship is increased to certain figure. The members are working hard to se- cure it by soliciting the applications of their friends Each member of QUtn- nipiac should be interested in this handsome offer to tha extent Of one candidate. After the meeting Monday night an oyster supper was served
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21

erection of the fountain. It is to be located on the green, where 1t will un- doubtedly fill long felt want
 Dr. J. E. Cutler of Wellesley college and Mrs. Cutler will sped Christmas with the latter's father, E. H. sperry of Whalley avenue. A quiet but very pretty wedding was that of Miss Ruby Inex Willetts to Robert Lincoln McKeon, which took place Thursday evening of last week at the residence of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. Alfred Wllletts, in Cheshire.
 Mrs Moves of Campbell avenue West Haven, is entertaining her father MT. Willard, from Albany, N. Y.
 Mrs Joseph Fitch of Orchard street has gone to Morristown, N J., to spend Christmas with her daughter, Mrs Lemuel Hopton.
 Miss Helen Ufford of Smith college is spending the holidays with her parents MT. and Mrs. E. M. Ufford of Wtnches- ter avenue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
srapr1Fr's 6mide
2IEH K6fk NazSHzffgeya
 NIEALLRAADs
November 1s. 1905.

november 1Ss 1905.
 xe.t6 sSr NeH Kork-s4:3s, s4:5O, x5:50. lg:S0 a. m. sI2:O2. siii:2s sia5is aS.gS' sS.gS oS, .S 'l:e9 "lI4:25, 4:s5, s4:5s, s5:i2. 6:s0' ! s'IS,55.s e:z3, lto Bridgeport), s7:lO, ss.02, s44:S;SS'' s4:SS' .sgG;SeS, s;l5, D. m. Sundays s2;ls. 4:S5, 55:iS xS:iS. i. a. .7!m15 m .s:d9 s:aS' e.SO. $S:05 D. m .V-s
 For Washington via Harlem River.
 For For E Roat:n s;; .lI;So ISO,nig. night. daily.
 eesence, Via Hartford and WiIIimantie-
 A9:O4 a. m., %4:O4 D. m. M ProSfdanesat Sf Soston via New London and a aGsioen1sseR'22S, ml s1seoE '2:5s, 7:47 'lII1:zl. a. m, s12:05, s2:5S, s5:03. s7:0I n. N. - .16.Ho HoktOn via pringfield-a1.07, 49ioS a. m, 1:45, "5:55 p. m. Sundays -r1;Of a. nl., *5:55 D. m. @sI
 For Hartford, Springfield. etc.-a1 :,7. 4;l0 to Hartford,) $40, 7:45 x9:45. .1G04 .11o;04 s10:5s a: m., l2:iO. sf:45, s:00.. a:SSEt 7:SE S5;07, '5:55, 6:05 Cto Hartfordj 4sS5 siaG & 1siS 112:SS B gs:gs B xs1o ss911oassy;95 slo m ? For New London, etc. s2:25, s2.55 aS;47s 1I:95, Il11:4l, a. m. s12:05, sE2:4i s2:6S. S;i0, s4:2O, .5:0s, 5:15. 6:16, (to orook) ?; m. Sundays-s2:25, s2:65, a. m., s12:05, s2:5S, s5:0s, s7:01. D. m. z.5e %or MiddIetoWn, WiIIimantic, etc.-- e:SS eSS a. m, 1:0O,, *5:05,. lto Worcesterl. E For SheIburne Falls. etc c-7:50 a. m. Iz:2S I1,2S lto New Hartford), 4:O4, $500 (to Westfield D. m.
 For Derby and AnsOnia--6:5S. 500. g:S5z, 9:49 a. m, 12:10, 2:35, s4:15z, 4:3O, PIE, I4o, l5:S0 ?. m. sundays-s:SO.
 For Waterbury-6:5s, 500, 9:4u an. i2:10, 2:35, 5:18, TAO. 11:SO, D. m. Sun. days-6:30, 11:40 a. m., $40, S:30 D. nj.
 For Winsted-6:58, $40, a. m. 12:1O, 2:S5, 5:lS, TAO p. m. Sundays-8:30 a. n1., $40 D. m.
 Fer PittsfieId and Intermediate PointS .--6;5O, tyia Rridgeport), 9:35, a. m., 4:l5 ?. m. Sundays-7:50 (via Bridgeportl a. m. aa q ga.-s #u-Ea ss.frs@ "A
 For LitehneId-s:s5 a. m, 4:15 D. m. 6undays-7:50 a. m. (via Bridgeportl.
 Express trains. lParlor ear limited gro Derby Junction. xLocal express. o. M. SHEPARD, F. Q. COLBY. -- Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. ARti
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21

"say, boss" said the ragged individr- al, ''are you a philant-ropist?" Yes. my man. answered the Well-groomed one, T believe I may say that ann" Oats wot I wuz afraid of. Kin yer put me wise to some common gent that would give. poor devil a dime ?'- Cleveland Leader.
 Mrs. Asker-"Do you find your new girl strong and willing?'' Mrs. sharp sent-'' Yes, strong and willing to re- main Boston Transcript.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT LINE.
STEAMER RIcHARD PEc1y.

From NEW HAVEN-Steamer Ieavaa &'16 a. ms daily, except Mondays Pass sengers may board steamer at any timA after 10 D. m.
 From NEW YOIlK--steamer leaves z:00 ?. m, daily, except Sunday.
 Time between New York and New Haven about five hours.
 Steamer arrives ar and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven, and Pier 20 Fs R.. foot of Peek Slip. New York.
 Dor tickets and staterooins npply At the office on Belle Dock, also af BisfssE 0p & Co.'S. 715 Chapel street, and at Purser,s office on steamer. sS The NEW ENGLAND ANNEXATION C0, GEO..C o. BLACK, Agent,
 .....a.a Belle Dock. New HnYen. {.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
AtOEniZePS

Pump Atomizers in cut glass designs with hesvy gold mountings, worth ST to $r.o8, for 69cts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
Pillow Tops

Fancy Pillow Tops. in new designs for Christ. mas presents, at 4octs Thread and Thrum Pii!- lows, just from the work shop. Si!os and s. ss
 HaTlCikercIaiefs :. They're taking Ike a house-a-irs; are these cunning boxes of Camera H'dk'fs; you'd think. it was a camera. Three fine cambric Handkerchiefs in side. 2Scts
 Baby KiEnOnas
 Short and long Flannel cite Kimonos, white and blue and white striped; fnished with silk crochet ed edges. 25cts Each * Red Sinners
 Handmade, crosheted, Bedroom Slippers, pretty ones, some are 6 bit soiled; they have been 7S: and sec, any aiSe.
 Choice 49cts
 OvergaiterS
 asc Perfect fitting Over ga:ters, for 1octs a Pair Stylish Ovefgaiters, in tan. brown, grey, mode; they're very smart you know. $1 Kind 7Scts Pair
 RubbeTS
 Women's Goo Rubbers, warrsntcd. 4Ycts Pair
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
IStarln' s N. .Llne

DAILY. EXCEPT SATURDAY. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT aETsyfnn Leaves New Haven Ie:i6 D. m, starin Pier, foot of Brown Street. Laavea New York, 9:O0 ?. nls Cofttande Street Piers, No. IS N. R. Fare 75c, exeursion tickets SIPS. Rooms $1.00 Take ChanS q Street cars to Brewery Street
 c. III. FISHER. Agent. @ slt-1 New Haven. Com
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
Umbrellas

Stunning Umbrellas that roll up like a walking stick: with the incest kind of handles; Umbrellas for men, women and children andifyou can think of a bet ter gift than an Umbrella if your friend hasn't got one or a more useful one, well;
 We want especially to- day to talk about our Um brellas at osc, $1.5o. $1.oS and $a.5o. Hundreds and hundreds of higher-priced ones of course.
 Silk Umbrellas at from $s.5o to SIP
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ETEIs OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known In Tnis CitS -InterestInE Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
Stationery

Eaton Hurlbuts', Whit ings', and Marcus Wards
 Holiday Cabinets of fine Stationery, cur regular sos and 6oc kind. 45cts
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-12-21
Upholstery

Rum4d Net Curtains, a1z yards long,. 50 inches wide. $l.75 Pair
 Handsome Silk Lambrs uuins with hand-tied fringe, all colors $l.25
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

Nls. - ga mmef @oarbe.
Sra bet eItlige DIS tribes til ,9p6>
fplsPoitcn" ben 10. 0ecbr.: ere bO
TiobenOe Manb / 8onbslet Sogn,
5. GG6olm i 8jsrnemoie, s. gtuot
i SOennesme1e o9 5. peterien t
grtebjerg bar fsrt Regimentet pua
here's Gjenbomme / forbotOsbis lang
Sib; be 10 f6ritneOnte iiben for
1864 og ben IibItnobnte iiben FIR
1870. De ire 8snber, Der enbnu fibs
ter peb StDret, og ba iTar be to
fprItnGonte, bar pda be anerfeite
9anbeienbomme / Sognet tenbt Be
Iibbere / ire SIegtleb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

2belaqte Ruoer. Nbtdars=
nat er Der | Brebgabe. GitDgabe o1
poo &ongens RDtorb | 9gbenbabn
be9daet 9arbprt, bboroeb betnbe
lige geIsb er gdoet / Qgbet. W}cb
ct eler onbet StDbepaa6en, Salonz
6ssfe eler Salonrebolper. 6 Mii
limeter8 &aliber, err Der | ,WaQo
i'm bu Norb" mob 9ongens I'm
torb ituTtuot 5 8utifsruber, ca. 600
9r. Stpttet, og mob @~ingaarbss
IirGoe 6 DO, 9Grbi 400 8r. Gtf.
s iamme 5orretnings llbItiuingslo.
tale / 8reo9obe er Huoerne, Der far
en- 9arbt at 1900 Str, Iigelete3
ituftubt, og famine UeoTart bar
en- toitbdr SpsiIgIdsruoe / Gntos
terneiter 4Iums 6orretnin9slofale |
famine @uOe fact. 5 GitDgabe er
Der / fo%ritenige 5orretningslotaler
ituRubt life minbre enb ID tore
"a foit6dre 8uber. 5or Oplbsnin.
GER, Der Ieber til ubfnbelfen If
Gerningsmanoen, bar politiet no
fat en- 9elsnning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

en fem Sutsoperra.
ftete. Gn Del 9eboere / 6ei.
rup Tuttebe Jig forri9e 9inter fam
men til OpretielIen al en- Suit
iparetasie". for. naor Sulen torn,
at tuune hare en- Iamlet Gum til
at gsrc fig en- gleoelig SET for,
oa ct at me6lemmerne Bier aas.
lerer.
3o man M ID imob Sui snitebc
al faa pen9ene ubbetalt til Spaz
rerne, oleD man urolig ooer, dtaas-
T~ereren oebbleb at ubfette rlbbeta-
lin0en unoer forIteuige paufub, 60
iiliibTt melbte man Sa0en til 90
litiet.
Deb llnberTs9elIe at 6or6oloene
bite bet fig bu, iFstae .5aaborq
5oItettoenbe", at Gdsfereren, Der
babbe ~inbfd8feret tolt ca. 600 ar.,
tun bnbbe 90 Or. I getoIb. paa-
9Glbsnbe. Der efter bboo Der melbe8,
tibligere bar p9ret ftroFet, bleb Der
for dnbolbt og inbfot / Taoborq
QrreI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
3tinnrriuunnn

Sd6er8eb. - Sab pare meD
NDtaarsGgierne! politimez
Iteren, 6r Or. S9inbelbauer b.
tenbtQiorbe ben 29be Detem6er,
at 5olt Der 8pen ftuIpe
laoe pore men at briDe ylptaarss
lgier, nemlig itpbe R9taar inb, az
6rGn6e 5prOGrferifager 0. |. b., t3i
en6per. fom bleO 9re6en | at fore
tdge fig rigt, tunOe iOsmmes 8gber
op til $50 Mt. e1er Qrreit ino Ill
6 Tiger. 8dabe Dag og Rdt6es
t~jentene if Qnbisning pda ir9n9t
at Re efter meb, at Der in9en Cpl
Topper breDe8.
- Der bfiber 5reo, muas
Ife enbnu for no9en tror eller amer!
uoraa6er en- BIG Meteorological meb
grooaloorli9 profetiif Rpit 4ftenen
BEN 28. Dec. / oS6l. s." O9 ION
geois for, at oenne 5reo bar Oeo at
trabe i Strait. ~fortultes Der, Ct
llrmager g. !6ennin9ien / Suletis
BEN bar fact en- Me0bjatper ira
&unQeriqet uobiIt al be preusTits
Mpnoig6eber. Oct er life, fo1oi
6r. 6enningIen Fl bunIt, mener5ot
tbItninqsblabet; men forbi ban ooQ.
Toa ielo unoerftetter De lebenoe
Grbbersa9itatorer for proteTtz %
QesripelIesportiet". Scr at bet tn
Te 9lobs 2pfere ret ifdG blibe =
mprtIom pao 6enne ,%itore gegiben
feb, er Meb6elelien berom fat meo
frem6abet Srnf.
Gfter booo Der meboeIeso 80
bersmadlet" Itete lboisnin9en FORT
ct par sinner efter, at bet tpite8lao
bar funnel meboele bet. Der fan
man ie neutrality-suspicious. opros
fetiite" Gone!
6giOonOe bar inotruo6t
Ratten til b. 81. Dec. Raite Mor
GEN itoo BET belt op oOer 6aOneIpos
ret, iaa Smoa6unetogene matte
tsre qennem @anoet.
9gjpanbet bar lite pnret iau bit
/ en- Q%arrGtte. iom bet bar Qarets
IoIte Dag. 2tlt, 4ooO Der bar lsIt
neoe beb 9aOnen, iiGr boab Der
loa BED bet unber Opfsrelie bRrenz
be golpert, Fleb ON / @anoet. @n
3olobetient maatte freIie fig ub q
lit SOUS OeO at trpbe uo at 8inouet
cp pao eugogn, Der bleO Itub6et ben
til bet.
Gnbnu Deo GQepetiben feg Ban
bet. Den neberIte Del at aae 9ds
per beO 6jorOen bar oa ooerIOgmz
met. 9eb SernFeberiet Itoo bet Up
til 9pgningerne. SpobiereItien
!ongs 6abnen bar ufremtommelig.
6enbeo GGebetiben tom etSmoaz
banetoo tgrenbe. 8anoet Itoulpeoe
ON 0julene fom puo en- 0iulodus
per. 3oget tgrte meget forIigtigi,
ba 9anbet naaebe BELT op til 5Dr-
rummet og let tunbe flute Sloen.
Nogle pdsiagerer, Der bar meb, Itob
% %betragtebe &%sreturen gennem
0onbet meb fmilenbe Winer, me
eu83ogperIonolet forFgtigt iuu eff
ter. ON bet tunbt gau an at tsre
lRngere.
6sibdnbet bar bet itsrite fioen
1872.
Sulen CT Der / 8ben BIZ.
pen ferret paa i9oDdnlig Mudbe.
Den banite @ubstieneIte / Srne
&irfe Suledften bar bels9t at ioa
mango, at Der nappe bar Sibbes
plubIer not.
6prite Sulebug buOoe Ri bet
prGgtigite @interbejr, iom tantes
tunOe. en- let RimfroIt meb Solitin
cg 8inoliGe. anbsn Sulebogs 5or.
mibbag bar @eiret minore belbigt.
ipet Der folOt Regnbbser. 9reOie
Sulebag i9en 8roit meb bsi rem
9interluit Os Coffin. Deb Ottes
tiben fob 9ermometret pua 8 9ras
bers 5roIt (Geliius).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

6lensborg. - Gn 5ubneors
.6ejber ON Sorfatter. Gn
6er6oenbe 6aonearbejoer, 9enrit
3roulIen bar oeb en- At bet tbIte
llqe7trift Die Mo6e" uoftreoen
Br9mies faoet tiltenot
fBrIte pr9mie 5000 Mf.) for ct
6bent9r; ban bGep berbeO ben FIR
Ie blanOt 1925 Meo6eilere, mebs
teller 81. Qb.".
2ruulien, Der sr fpbt 1843 i Dol
~lergoIto0 / Qngel og bar beIp9t
qonos69itolen / Sgnoer 8rarup.
men / De Iibite Qar bar bGret 6uI@
ap6eioer hos 6irmdet !6olm &c Wol1
gen, moOtog @fterretningen ON st
6elO, mems ban bar fpsIeliat pe6
9%osningen at en- aulbdmper. 6dn
Ii9es / i'm 5ritio at BABE fpsiel1at
Iig meo at neb1ribe fine 2anter %
meo at trioe GbentDr for fine 8Brn.
6an uo9a0 for nogIe Nar iiben
en- Beg, Der bar ~ifreoen pou plat>
t9It, og beroeo be%noenote ban ben
tpIle 9rofesfor @isfer's 0pmerts
iomfeO paa fig. Oct er poa bans
6o%ranle6ning, at bet M premiere
De GOentpr bIsO inbIenbt til .0ie
Wo6e".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

8tfteriet 2imfioroen.
: 2%imfjorbens oeitlige 0iitritt fra
Sillerslep og 5aggefunb til 36B-
borpn er 3otaluObpttet aF 5iTferiet
1904 ca. 665, 900 ST., beraf for
gal 228,OO0 9r.. for 5lDnOer 200,
900 Str. Qaret bar baret ct qoot
MiOoetoar. Der er life fanget for
Ii9 mango Sit, men 9riIerne bar
til @eageIb oaret meaet beie. IL.
lcfiieriet bar / Qar 9ibet ct ida
fort lb6ptte. iom oIbrig fer, nems
Iia ca. 10000 Scr. R%eieFferiet bar
berimob o9ret m~isIptfet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

o9unferen" ubgoor bber Sirs
bag oe Sreboe pg toiter fun $1.5(
ON Qdrst. prsbenumre fenoes fri
pna Gorlangenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

en ubptpnbret aonb
monb. 5or nosen Tib iben pos
bebe en- Mdnb fra 9onbet fig neb
| 8epartningen oRorbpofen", abbb.
bbor ban meeet burtig bteO b~eTtiaas
len for fin Segnebog meb Iibt oper
so ar.
9bDeriet bar besaoet at ct gons
hefunserielTfub pou a perIoner, Tom
tort efter families | o2unbboteIlet"
I Serb meb at belle gbttet. Ser
rog poIitiet neb paa Dem oa on.
bolbt benz ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20
Qu1t1lturR

9uftf9n. 6reOaa often ben
30. Dec. Taos if. a9Itij. Golts.
bIao" / SteOns ct ejenOOmmeligt
2uftIpn. alOeles plubieli9t opl9s
iies 2uften faa itartt at ct bIoa=
Iigt 9ps, at g%pgninger. 8raer %
IignenOe troobte farpt frem fom
Deo 0ogsIps. 2piet tom fra gft
men bu 2uften bar meeet itpet, tan=
be BET life fes, ON bet TtpIOtes en-
Slotu9le Ell. lignenoe. 5lere bar
iaatta9et bette fiatone 5anomen.
SoaOel fsr fom efter lpnebe bet
oonIfe itartt / norbpftlig Retnin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

ct 2ilfatbe al 3rito.
no E er ben 2. San. af 2ege Die.
maj paa @I. aongeoej fonHanteret
hos en- patient. patbusforpalter
Sob. GarIen. ROlfsDei 10. Or. Die.
maj baO0s | De f6Tte arDa9eMiss
tante ON, at Der forelao ct 3ritos
noietilf9loe. men iunoe fsrft nrbn=
te Dag tonitatere bet. Gfter at
Stabsl9sen paa Sreberitsberg bar
blepen unberrettet ON bet, bIep ga.
tienten oberfsrt til 6reberitsberg
6ofpitol.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

8rsrup. @n Save til
prooft Hisen. Deb en- De:
putution, 6fItuoenoe at 2Grerne Sess
fen / gtaa, peterIen / Nsrbsllinq,
4nOerien / 5solinq. Se9aarb /
6olIteO og SEMEN / 8rprup. ooeys
rates qroot Gisien og Suftru ben
%. 0eebr. en- @abe fra 9robitiets
99rere % 2Grerinber. @doen be-
Itob af ct Ggetras Me6lemsnt, ct
SpiIeboro meb Il Stole og ct
Qnretterborb. @aoen ~lebTagebes At
en- @Oresfe meb @ibernes 0abne,
farbeles imagfulo ubfert at 8sbs
mdno GppeIt i 6oliteb.
2prer SesIen / @rau bar Orb
fprer for 0~eputdtionen og opleTte
abresien. s benne ubtoIes en- BARN
3at for ben Srmanitet og Sors
ItaaelIe, hbormeb probiten bar ubs
fgrt lit 6perp Tom SilIbnsmanb for
6tolen. SesIen ubtalte ifeI9e Sol
hing 6olfeblob", at bette fuIbe be-
re ct l1btrht for ben 8elpiIie og bet
1iGiosforbolb, iom propIten itaor
/ til 2prere og 2arerinber / props
itiet.
spite 6siftoler / Ssas
t E ri bffanb. s ct 8reb fra
Ssnoerjp1anb til Sob. ao." bebs
Der bet: Oct er fanbfpnIigt. at ber
mart pil blioe gjort ct 5orTs9 msb
aipffe 6piffoler" / Horbfesbig.
Gfter at 5anten fsrIt bar frems
fat / ct tpIt 8lab, blep ben optaget
til 9rsftsIie pau en- @eneralforiums
ling, Iom Den tpite 5orenins"
6olot tort for Sui, og Der beilht<
teOes bet at iege Stutsbjalp til
Oprettelie at Stoler for OOtsne.
bels ,,9onbeItoIer" for unge aarle,
beIs oSusbOIbningsitoler" for unge
piger.
Ser tan nGppe bare Spibl ON,
at ben preiIiife ae9ering pau ben
enc euer ben onben Moobe bill poe
ben snitebe SiaIp, og at Iaolebes
5anten ON "tpite Ssjftoler"
NorbNesbig pil blibe iset cement
fert / en- life fern 5remtib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

0pb puo 9anbeDeien.
Den rs Mar gamle a~ftagtsman0
5br9en Motfieien of Setting StoO
bar anben Sutebo9 / 8irte og DR.
@ftermiooagen meo fin Su86ol0erItc
! QsTerba0e for at beige en- Dat
fer Der. Om Qftenen, ba De g;t
6iem % fige bar fommen uOen for
9pen, falot ben 9amle Manb ON
% bar os6 pua Stebet. e. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-01-20

get Qtbet en- lille SmuIe mere olbors
ligt og foria9et be beruienbe 9ritte.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-29

composed the yard crew. Wheel
er was accompanied by John Proc
ter also OF New Straitsville.
After Wheeler was hit, the brake
man heard Proctor yell, and it
was not till they had stopped the
train and inquired the trouble
that they knew of the accident.
Both men had been drinking
some during the night, and
Wheeler's death was due to his
own negligence. He was an en-
ployee at the blast-furnace, near
New Straitsville, and has a moth
er, father, and three brothers,
living there. The remains were
taken to the undertaker's as soon
as the coroner completed his inves-
tigation.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-29

try, changing to 30 Promise Me-
as he ceremony was begun.
Misses Hadassah Davey, Sophia
Smith, and Florence Snider assist.
ed in serving dainty refreshments.
Miss Mary Smith presided at the
punch bowl. The bride was
gowned by Mrs. l.. G. Kepler.
Miss Ida Steinman acted as usher.
The bride wore white Swiss
null over white silk, with no or
naments, and carried sheaf of
BRIDES roses. The groom was at
tired in conventional black, with
yellow rose on lapel.
The cake, one of Mr.. Theodore
Stephan's masterpieces, was cut
by the bride, each guest being
served with ia "dream piece"
daintily wrapped in napkin.
Miss Florence Snider caught the
rose tossed from the wedding
cake, while the brides roses,
thrown to the ceiling, were seized
simultaneously by Misses Sophia
Smith and Martha Dollison.
Many pretty and useful presents
were received.
The couple left Friday morning
for short stay at Cedar Point
and Detroit, returning Monday.
They will soon be at home to their
numerous friends, on North Mar
ket Street.
The out-of.town guests were:
Mrs. j. G.. Adcock, of Ridgeway,
o.; Mr.. and Mrs. McCandllsh, of
Bremen; and Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Young, of Nelsonville. Miss
Ambie Malone, Of st. Louis, ar
rived later for a visit with the
couple.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1905-06-29
Adcock-Young.

On Thursday evening, June %,
at Z 80, at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Mamie Y. Winters, of
North Market Street, Mr.. Frank
Adcock and Miss Nellie Young,
grand niece of the late Aaron
Young, were united in marriage
by Rev. T. b. White, of the M. E
Church.
The house was richly and artis
tically decorated by Mr.. Samue
voris, assisted by his sister, Misi
Gertrude. A profusion of bride'l
roses and smilax made the wed
ding room a perfect bower o.
beauty, The ceremony was per
formed under a great bell of whit,
carnations and smilax. Mis-
Martha Dollison played Mendels
Isohn's Wedding March for the en-