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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14
lnproyement on Street Railway.

o'o"aIng s. McGragor were vostar.
81. A., awarded a contract by the 6gde,
a,s' a .,ts4s', a'mpany FOR the grading
mo t..,.,e Eaee on Washington ave-
nv. ''INean Eighth ana Twelfth
,-,,.', Ne contract also covers mo
b, r,..,l,n %. curve track loading
X. ,.., ,'n street. from the main Une.
rsst. WV" WIZ Doe done within four
pr.., ana W.Il 0dd materially IA IN
m, t'i service on WASHINGTON ave.
hg a.. CANNED that IN the build.
n W.. Faeh up Twelfth street that
/ No b,rsf. .'I people 9re preparing for
Al s..''IIlB OF car line 10 The mouth
s,,''. canyon. 10 10 stated that tbe
viii h, lo' i1e grading on fhls Ilnc
b,,.s. 'e- AMI that no del9v wiu he
J ,l by the company. "
BURIAL OF JAMES EMBLfNG
r .gS ''m NAN Of James Embllng. a well
Tbs,'i resident Of Ogden Who disj
Ma gSt tna home OF his sister
b I,, snIlAs'e,1u, Salt Lake CIV vjii
alfgIy-aa,l To Ogden Sunday m0rpino
dt,,i.55 NtTa 100 1880 o'clock Friarf,
ogt,,tS TO attend the funeral ara ,o
am, 70 meet the body M The iy,,on
iorn ana 'l'. lHa funeral cortoge Mil
Ttu osa, company the remains 10 Inc
yt.s af' I Westinghouse where Ser
o.c3os u. y. held commencing M 10
viewed ,"'.al His remains win no
vIlts p Ui' church after the SER
Nnt,bl.- ,ets.I was born at Hook
naiss y, r. england, IN 1862. ana emi.
dly A., osaan In 1873 with the T.attor.
th.3rsr DC leaves a wife ana si,.
v,, " mourn his demise. ~"
' 49, r. SWAN WANTS TO APPEAL.
g,oorIToIs.yI' w L. Maglnnis and Geo
Gay n5rrir." w appear IN count Mon
IVAN. Wba WIN their client. WIN. r
as) by IVA was convicted Few dovs
.-i Of 81 ol detraudlng the county
'trs1t M NY fraudulent bounty
new trl,I attorneys WIN move for
4at reop,.. WI account OF errors n
hove Nv -'s' is not granted tbnv r.h
be sar,o,i stay OF execution sfo,inm
0ne md n, ~ OF Swan. which ~ ',s
hey NM ',9sDl'y morning at 10 o,oioci,0
3 DC MAJ, 'uen h'e q notice on anpeai
SEan's W supreme court " 'pi'ea'
'for,,. "lilfuevs gnurt
came 0o 0ososhei against him when 5@o
district MY ior trial, claiminR KAY !
/. Bringing ,tD'y Halverson had erred /
Y statute U agt information under tbH I
'ony WIN, "Hlgh makes the crin,e
.ghly a ME gql!ler the 1903 statutes n
10 Az 'S''gemeanor and punjsbohio
UNITY an W mnrlsonment In ~
,rl'h Swan wa Uo,n, Under the statute
" makes tb, convicted, that OF tel.
' crime a penltentiary
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wa TED

Solicitor for Ogden work salary and
commission. Apply TO Husscy & Nc.
Gregor, Clrculators Deseret Newa
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A JAPANESE HOSPITAL FOR WARsHIpS.

The cut gives view Of the shpbulding OF tsu Bsh
10y Far the most complete dydock and repairing
adjustment
ueea by European and american shipbader 1000
"orknen employed
me woHd absolutely no hustle all the being given
low plenty time
the
capable $3.50
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BLACKFOOT, IDAHO
INDIAN RESERVATION.

Plans Formulating for opeuins-Narrow
Escape from Eleetroeution,
Special Correspondence,
Blacktoot, Bingham Co., Ida. Oct. g..
Considerable agitation IS going on here
regarding the trowlng open of the In
dian reservation adjacent to Blackfoot.
II this Is successful, Blackfoot will DO
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MINERS
EXCURSION RATES.
Ho! For the Mining Confer Of IA a
West via The alt Laks Route"

Commencing October 1st daily OK.
curslons will he run from SAD f alo
TO Nevadn's great mineral belt al fol.
lowing rftos
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LEVAN.
FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Roy Christensen the Victim Funeral Of
Nrs, Victoria Olsen.

Special correspondence.
Levan, Juab Co., oct. Yesterday,
oct g. funeral services were held from
the Levan ward Westinghouse over the
remains of Miss Victoria Olsen, who
died Tuesday, Oct g. Of dropsy. Bishop
j. H. Taylor presided at the funeral, and
the following speakers eulogized the
work and worth Of the deceased Eras-
tus w, Peterson, Henry Hendrickson
and Bishop j. +. Taylor.
Mrs Olsen died a faithful Latter-day
Saint and leaves a husband, one sister
and a host Of friends 10 mourn her de-
misc.
FATAL RUNAWAY.
Yesterday Ray Christensen the "A
year-old soy Of Mrs. Sophia Christensen,
while working in the field, met with
an accident which terminated IN his
death this morning, lie was moving the
wagon from one end Of the field 10 the
other and IN doing so he thoughtIessly
hitched the team 10 the end OF the
wagon tongue lie had not gone far
when the team became frightened and
ran away He fell off and the wagon
passed over his abdomen. Or. Mauter
was summoned and did all he could to
relieve his sunerirgs. He lived til this
when death came TO his relief,
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COUNCIL NOTES

az me city council Tuesday night no
business otner than reducing the salary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-14

a marriage Of considerable promi-
hence is 10 take place next Wednesday
In the Salt Lake Temple, when Miss
Laura Bell Horr is 10 become the wife
Of Thomas Y. stanford, the well known
shoe merchant Tho announcement has
been made by MI ana Mrs l.. W. Horr.
parents Of the bride. The prospective
bride ana groom are among Ogden's
most popular ANA highly esteemed
young people. They viii make their
home at 22l9 Quincy avenue.
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lowing rates.
Caileute and return .......S1g 90
Moapa and return ......... giSO
Las Vegas ana return ...... ESQ
Good Springs ana return .. 81 rs
Nlppeuo ana return ,......, $3.50
Final Limit 30 days from date %
sale
city Ticket Office, II w. 2nd South.
j. L. MOORE,
Dist. Pass. AKt.
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SENTENCED ron FORGERY.


"a Thoroughbred Tramp" Will be
presented az the Grand tomorrow night.
S. W. Badcon, the druggist who was
nominated by the Democrats for coun.
Gilman In the Second ward, has de-.
clined the nomination. stating that cir
cumstances are such that he cannot
accept the honor.
A marriage license has been granted
10 Robert ~ W. Patterson, SO. Phlla.
delphIa, and Miss Mary G. Stiegler, 10,
of Portland, or.
Tho Women OF Woodcratt have are
ranged for a party 10 be given Mon.
day evening at the I. o, O. +. hall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30
,,.,lns hi parent. In Ashland. have returned

visiting his parents In Ashland, have returned
N Isfs WIG !. ,s.ns so IL Sstss
sesse gs:.,sy y ao -. ~ been Il, visiting sts
= NJ pal James catlin, who has been visiting
Mrs. Cs n. catlin, has returned to his home ONE
= Nj. Howard Harlan. Jr., who. has been
has returned to the Randolph, Macon Academy,
Mss Helen Harlan. who has been visiting
In Lewiston, has returned hon1e.t !.
Of Miss Minnie Smith, OF Meadow. Bridge Road.
The lst Of scholars on tho rel Of honor AT At
1 intermedate Gradc--rGrace Chamberiain
Junior b Gtade-Evelyn Carpenter and Irene
Sixth Grammar ,arade--pmma Hopkins.
Firth Grammar Grade-4Felen Rose, Z.
Third Grammar Grade-sophie Currie ana
Eighth Primary Grade Elisabeth Armstrong,
slsth Pima rslasrs sne Jones.
Fifth Primary Grado-page Branch, Albert
Branch, Carlton Moffat Ernest Horner,, Willie
IIass. Mary Jones' Harriet Rhdy and Olga
Fourth Primary Grade Eerle Eaton !, Frank. ,s
Malcolm Pitt, Edwin Roelin, Jnck Tolson:
Helen Deuel. Lazy Taylor, Ruth Taylor, a a
gregory, MARIAN MINER, and Louise Jones:
Second Primary Grade--Frank Grove, Mar
shall GalawaE, David Gregory. W I, M. n.ss
Liehtnerl I'ertio Powell; and pearl Tiller.
First Primary Grade-Ernest Merle Powell. z
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FAR WEST END.

land '' eoSa IT, /: IL tsuest q Mis-: Mabel
s'1; 's sssvs -: AE'ns' :, i.
ssn Sss Iear s9 4 s sess
rses seP.RaF as s
s.n. Msr ss e hsssss, fs
SssFf sas vs1t 't5.nd @ ns Eeds'f
Mrs. H. =. Moses. Of Inp.nbers county, :
* s.4 s1.' at 100 q hS T.yio 1ufst vivian
Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey oalbr.ith; q 1907
Rs1s sh Street sS guest Miss
II, Mrs. David Moss has returned home after
n. nhn stay Tt fFends od
Do pousls, Lewis. formerly Of this e!ty. hit
position in the shipyard. y is hero on a visi.
to sa bis parents Mr.. an, and Mrs. ". Lewis atl
returned home after his recent business trip.
TO- Lynchburg and noanoke :, =, 3,
Of Mrs W. v. H.. aia.coe OF baltimore. Md.
s nsy Me unable pue
Just now on account Of severe attack Of
Nj. and ID Mrs =. 81. Jaskson. Of 10 South
W. Gordon Of Baltimore. Md. ~
& Miss AHA Wade. OF Gayton. Va, Is Visiting
her sister. Mrs. Henry Hebner. OF 1919 Taylor
Mrs. Carl snowa has returned homo after
pleasant visit to her parents on the Cary
Clarence Holtzbach was in the city few
days the past week z, visiting his parents q, 9.
Richmond boz but who is now engaged In
business in Newport News.
In Hanover county after n pleasant visit to
friends and relatives here. !!s :.
e The many friends gof Mrs. B. II. Cottrell,
OF 1925 Ashland Street will be glad to learn
that she is able.t be out again after her re-
cent illness. ~ ID 5g s5
The many friends Of Miss 1eona Terrence
and Mr. Blanton Mann will be surprised to
learn OF their recent. marriage In whshinKton
a. few days ago The bride Is the beautiful tIt
renee. Sri, Of 211s West Main Street, while
the groom is a. popular young man OF this
section being connected 4 with the American
Laundry. The happy couple spent several
Gays s'Shtssens In ely ana txs
home, 1918 Perry Street. Manchester. Va.
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Sunshine Society's Bazaar.

Members OF the Sunshine Society OF Laurel
Street Methodist Church will, on z Monday
night, begin a bazaar at Masonic Temple
which viii last through the week, with the
exception OF Saturday night. 4
s The ladies and gentlemen who will assist
In the affair were busy yesterday in putting
up the booths and decorations. S
There will be at least eight booths, pre-
sided over by pretty girls, and every con-
,ceivabe thing Will be on sale.
His Excellency, Governor "A. J. Montague.
will make the opening address on Monday
night. II well enough. There will also be q
fairy drill composed OF forty little misses
dressed In very pretty costumes This drill
will be repeated each night during tho fair.
Mr.. Lewis Cracker will give a recitation and
Miss Mary Lindsay. a well-known and sweet
soprano singer. OF this city. will give a vocal
selection. 25g15 * 'sSl
Z The young ladies OF Laurel Street Church
have for some time, been working zealously
for this affair, and 1t Is thought that they
will meet with great success. 9s
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SIX NEW CHARTERS. i
Corporation Commission Authcr-
ICES Various Kinds of Industries.

The state Corporation Commission vest rday
granted the following charters; ~
coTTp oorattdS Norfolk, r. Il. Riddleberser.
president !; a. ". Chaplin, vice-presdent; p.
III Drayton. secretary ?re re al Of NOT.
a spinning and knitting mill. TO buy and sell
cotton wool silks. linen and all goods Of
Bentonyllies Milling and Manufacturing Cons.
pany, Gncorporated). Bentonyllle.s r. 3, Gull
!srs Bfo6s heFds
secretary and treasurer, Bentonyille. Capital
stocks 10, 900, Object-To do general milling
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NEWS o..
THE SUBURBS
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

The. cantata entitled the Dream Of Tairysnd,
Tl BE- given tuesday night IN the cbuqeh.
Nil Dosey kelley and bride have returned r from
on sls IsIs yss,s and children J. patti
more. who has Been visiting the family Of her
MI H. Thompson honna S,o,n o. 10y
The Lady Maccabee., Of FarmoYnt hi Ne..h MI
pie a the s n1s q Nav Ms' 5.h seao'
RoSsr e rose ssd family q eSeo
visited relatives In Paramount curing 'ns "a -
Mrs. r. B. Scott and Mrs: y. =. creery.
who were elected delegate and aternHate d5Gm
tho Home Mission Society Of the M sst! s,i
Ssa lisa 70 rS tsn IL fs9Vss viii leave
Monday. ST,=7aT
l.. and ,s sss'en e. s Ssaos
and Nh: eess sos = 49,, ,,,.,n... ~
Mil an asi s 81; returned from business s
Essss q %usSn liz past
ss r1ss her ss' mother in New Kent
Mssn: daughter sa2s IL, who sess ss sSs
ssst u Srs o shff1stt has iefs Tor Phil
Mis-. q. q. Bowie. of Petersburg, Va. has
returned TO- her. home nfter pleasant visit l
to the family Of MIR. T; r. Kuhn. ou.-,,.
Mood M and aasn.s o. on
~, Mrs a aupn Of sss Me: who h1s
Mr.. Willie Young, Of starnton. Va, hn n
s'.ssase RSs'n a Mn Is "s mstIns ii: home
with his sister, Mrs. Percy Holler. on Nine.
Mrs. LIS eros, and children and Miss
Matte Cross, OF Newport News. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Pierce, on Twentieth
Miss Ida Youns,, Of staunton, will DO the 4
sayhs Tsrd ~ or me
stopped over In Paramount and is visiting
Mrs ,ahes Smith, in Petersburg. ID
Rev Hugh sublett and his mother visited
friends IL during the past
at the Virginia Hospital several weeks ago.
is reported as getting along nicely.
Amherst county, where she was called on
account OF the serious illness Of her grand
Mr.. ". Miller has. returned from brief
visit to Washington.
REV. r. B. Scott will preach at both SER
z The members aof the Rainey-LAughlin Circle.
will not meet Tuesday night as has been an
Fl ns
at Mrs. Laushlin's residence, 1915 Twenty
3 Captain q n. southworth was out on the !
front porch Friday for the first time since
he underwent apt exceedingly painful opera ton i
several weeks ago: 5l u.s. 4
Mr., and MrqE flames Melton have moved to 4
Ashland Va, to reside in the future.
Mrs. Ben Adams Of Q Street Is visiting
relatives In Ashland Va, for week or ten
days. &s flas Sfs 3G5l1
mfr. John Smthys OF Baltimore 4 and Misses
Effie Smith and Irene Seay, OF Caroline county,
are the guests OF Mrs Gessenhause, on Twenty
Mr.! Mr. and md Mrs. While Burke have returned
from Amelia county where they spent the
Easter holidays They were accompanied home
by little Miss Bessie Burke, sister Of the
former, who spent some time with them.
Miss Eleanor Goodwin, who has been teach
Ing school in z Culpeper for the past several
months, will return home to-day. fss
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OLD CHURCH.

The Old Church Schools closed last week and
the 4 teachers have returned to their homes
#S3 The box party held at Bethesda, was qulte
IA L success and was largely attended Y
Little Louise Tucker. OF Richmond, is sptna.
ing some time with her grandmother OF tnls
p Miss Maria Lynch, OF New Castle, spent
several days during the past week IN mo
A sMr. and Mrs. E. r. West spent their hol.
days with the lattcr's mother, Mrs. showard q
Q Miss asu ia Lynch, Of New Castle, spent Sun
day and Monday with Miss Blake, Of Hybla,
King William county. hi.t9 4, iii s. ~ j ., ~
/ Newton Tucker visited New Kent recently.
Miss Hilda West has returned home from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Tucker, OF hich-
'l Mrs s. n. Beach, who base been spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs: NJ. z.
8T1mberlake, near Atlee. has returned home.
5 1ir, Southnll Is thought to be improving after
being confined to his room for some time.
Miss, CLARA Beach Is the guest Of her sister.
.Mrs.fiW H. Lynch expects to visit her dangh.
ter Mrs. w. Z. Trimmer, OF King William,
MISS Willie Tlghman has returned to her
home in North Carolina, after q visit to her
sister Mrs. WA. Campbell. 81
4T Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Apperson visited the
.latter's mother, Mrs. Lipscomb Of Tinstall,
1s Miss Maria Lynch and Miss Hlda West
spent Easter at Stanley. 5&
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Isle Of Wight Politics.

FERGUsoNs WHARF, VA, April %
Tho political trail lis getting warm IN Isle OF
lead Hon. W. r. Hurt VIII be a candidate
for reelection to the House OF. Delegates,
with no opposition as yet announced. The
people here will support Mr.. Ellerson for
Lieutenant Governor. as Mr.. Bland. our
first choice has withdrawn from the field.
Mr. Cabe will get some votes In the county,
especially In Smithfield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30

aig With Woke That May DO Om,tteo'
No. ao44-The waist is mounted on a
glove fitted, featherboned lining that
closes in the center front, Three tucks
extend from shoulder to beltiat the back,
3tapering toward the waist In q ". Tucks
In front correspond with those at the
back and are stitched down to a yoke
depth, providing becoming fullness over
the bust. The waist Is drawn down close
TO the figure at the back but blouses sty-
l!shly In front. j. n 4. 81,
+ The front edge Is scalloped and the
closing made with buttons and buttons
holes worked through the edges Of the
-scallops. A fancy yoke Is included IN tho
neck saem with n standing collar. The
edges OF the yoke and collar are machine
stitched and trimmed with loops to match
those on the front.
Z A graceful crayat OF gray crepe is pass
around the neck twice and fastened with
double knots In front, One-plece cuff
sleeves are tucked at the top, being
stitched down to form, q cap. Fullness =
the lower edge Is attached to q cuff
shaped to match the yoke, II desired.
the fancy yoke and lining may be omit
ted, Shirt waists In this style may BIO
made OF cashmere. ladies' cloth, yelyeteen,
taffeta or albatross with contrasting ma
terial for trimming. Iftdeyeloped entirely
In one fabric the scalloped edges Of the
yoke, cuffs and fronts may be outlined
with braid or fancy pipings,
To make the shirt waist IN the Medlum
size Will require 37-8 yards Of material
SO inches wide. The pattern Mo- 1904 e
cut In sizes for q 50. 81, SO, SO, 40 ana ~
inches. bust measure. 81 ~ ss
j
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Engagements Cancelled.
Lieutenant Governor Joseph r. Willard yea
terday cancelled all his political engagements
for the coming week on account OF his duties
as acting governor In connection with The
funeral Of General Lee.
Captain Willard IL representing his State
IN the matter, owing 70 the sickneNs OF Cen
eynof Montague. -
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and maa,utac.urinx q wood products. buying

and. manufacturing Of wood products. buying
and selling Of grain. hay ete; q.
,corporated) j. Lynchcburg Mr. Robert "; aoff
R sen3amn Week.-Mrs. vlee.president Wyhs.
yis Robert ssGrstary ynshburg
the Manufacture Of broon,s {of all kinds, soap
powders, baking powders, picture frames, ETC.,
and the dIspos!ng OF same &
Columbia Towing Company, llncorporateal.t
anna
RobasSn director Wash,,ng1on f5s apTS4
and selling Of tug boats. loading Of tuE boats
and scows and other vessels, and I, for pr re 20
Hank Of Boyklns, uncorp ted noyk!na
w. w White, president; w a: Powell. vice.
Powell 81 q boyk!n. Gap1te stock
business In all its branches.
The Maryland Telegraph Company nSs y Rich,
r. w. Eskrldge. secretary. treasurer and q:
rector George coSntiy Ma GaP!tal
railroad, Il @ i@8 it 4
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Mrs. Walker Ill.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
= GORDONSvILLE, VA, April 28-Mrs. D. n.
Walker, editress OF tho Louisa Enterprise. is
at this time very III at her home IN Louisa
Bhe has four doctors attending her. and her
condition Ia considered critical
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Mr. and Mrs. Willie Burke have returned
from Amelia county where they spent the
Easter holidays u They were accompanied home
by little Miss Bessie Burke, sister OF the
former, who spent somc time with them.
Miss Eleanor Goodwin, who. has been teach
Ing school In Y Culpeper for the past several
months, will return home to-day. ifs} 3
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Miss Winnie Brooking, Of Balharm, Gooch. Y
Sims, Of Tib2e Grove Avenue.
After "a pleasant visit in the home OF his
sister, Mrs q. II. McGhee, Of 1919 Ivy Street.
Mr. John r. Norris has returned to his homo
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

@ .t6ss y s5st tsit \
Miss Grace Hodge has returned to. her home
after a pleasant visit to Miss Marie Ellis, of
Chesterfield.
slr. and Mrs. Charles Cole, who have been
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Mr.. Anderson Wins.

sergean, George II, Anderson on wednesday
night won The medal OF the Walker Light
Guard. for being the best drilled mAn n
the company, 55 i$ M XIX s III .4s8 VA "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-09-12
A Warm Treat.

Our people in Charles Town were so
delighted with Prof. Pearson, of Swath-
more College, when he lectured here on
James Whitcomb Riley last autumn. that
the Ladies Literary Club have secured
a return visit. He will give his famous
lecture on Edgar Allen Poe, with read
ings from the great poet at Washington
Hall. Monday evening. Sept IS, Tick
cts, with reserved seats, are on sale at
Lights drug store. The sale is already
very large, and fine audience of our
most cultured people is assured. A num-
Der of choice seats. however, are still to
be had, and no one should miss this rare
literary treat. While here Prof. Pearson
and his wife will be guests of Hon. Geo.
K. Vending, at ''Maplehurst,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-09-12

The Session of Ioo5-Ioo6 at Stephen
son Seminary opened with unusal inter.
est this morning. Pupils had been
arriving on morning, noon and night
trains yesterday. and soon the halls be.
gan to ring with merry laughter. This
morning dawned bright and clear, a
typical day for the gathering OF students.
Promptly at 10 a. m. Rev. DR.. Hopkins
began the opening exercises with read.
ing and prayer, His selection from
Proverbs was most suitable to the occa.
sion, and IN his remarks upon the i'm.
portance of the work in hand he remind.
ed the students of the necessity for
punctuality in every duty and self con-
troll in all things. Miss May Hamaker
delighted the audience. composed of
pupils snd patrons. with artistic rendi-
tons of beautiful selections, Waltz Song
from Romeo and Juliet, by Gounod, and
The Nightingale's Trill. The audience
gave full proof of its appreciation Of her
work by loud applause. to which Miss
Hamaker responded by two encores.
AS the last of these she gave The Last
Rose of Summer, which was perfect
in its simplicity. 1t was a regret that
Miss Young had missed her train
and was not present to recite; Mr.. Ship
man, of New York, however. gave James
Whitcomb Riley's Old Sweetheart of
Mine most pleaslngly, After the invit-
ed guests had left, the school was
brought to order by the faculty and les
sops were begun in earnest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-09-12
Riley-Towns.

A beautiful wedding was celebrated al
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. 0. Towns in Harpers Ferry on
Saturday. September 2. the contracting
parties being Mr.. Charles E. Riley and
Miss Clara NJ. Towns. The attendants
were Mr.. Thomas K. Faherty, of Bruins
wick, Md. best man. and Miss Edna
Myers, Strasburg, Virginia, bridesmaid.
Promptly at the hour Of o'clock the
bridal party entered the parlor. preceded
by little Miss Eula Crabill, niece of the
bride, as ringbearer. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. {. w, Hess, OF
the Lutheran church. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with choice cut
flowers. potted plants and ferns. The
parlor was artifcially lighted with a
number OF candles artistically arranged
on arches in the windows and on the
mantel. During the ceremony the bride
and groom stood on rug of ferns design
ed by Miss Myers. Immediately after
the marriage refreshments were served.
after which the happy couple took the
$40 train for Atlantic City and other
points.