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| fered terrible losses when the Almaz
rand Grozny broke through the hostile
line.
Of the Japanese two battleships had
gone down before their eyes and two
cruisers, their sterns high out of
water, seemed ready to plunge fore
most to the bottom of the sea.
The Russian fleet, they say, was
even in a sadder plight. Rojestven-
sky's flagship, the Prince Souvaroff,
and her sister ship, the Borodino, and
the cruisers Osliabia and Orel, were
Utterly Destroyed,
and when the fog closed down and
hid the scene of battle from sight
northward of the speeding ships a
third great Russian battleship, the Al
exander, I'LL, seemed in sore distress,
but limping northward, putting UP a
valiant fight against throngs of tor
pedo boats and still continuing her at
lacks on the cruisers of the island en-
pile. Torpedo boats were also clinging
round the other ships of the fleet like
angered wasps. separate flotillas dart
LAG IA oSoAA oAO oSulA ~ louASA LAO1A
weapons.
These two ships alone of Vice Ad-
miral ~Rojestvensky's powerful fiotilla
lie at anchor here in the harbor of
Golden Horn, they having separated
from the feet in the early stage of
the battle, which began in the Korea
strait Saturday. and headed, in obedi-
ence, to orders, with full speed to
Vladivostok.
Bears Scars Of Battle.
The swift cruiser Almaz, which ar
rived at her anchorage here Monday
evening, bears scars of the battle.
Her mizzenmast is shot away and one
of her smokestScks is pierced by a
cannon shot. But the Grozny, though
engaged for several hours in a I'M
ming fight at short range with a large
Japanese destroyer, shows no signs OF
the fray. After her commander, Capt.
Andriffski, had been wounded and an
officer and three men had been killed
the Grozny succeeded IN sinking her
! opponent with a lucky-placed shot and
reached V%ladivostok without further
adventure at II o'closy yesterday
morning.
Mystery About Rojestvensky.
London, June 1.-The English news
papers are still without and but
mcager official news from Vladivostok
given in a dispatch received by Emper-
or Nicholas from Gen. Linevitch, and
therefore are completely mystified re-
garding the fate of Vice Admiral Ro-
jestvensky.
The Associated Press interesting
Vladivostok dispatch shows that the
reports that Nine. Rojestvensky re-
ceived a telegram from her husband,
dated V%ladivostok, must be placed
among other similar and numerous ru-
mors current. 1t now seems practi-
cally certain that R~ojestvensky is a
| prisoner.
Says R~ojestvensky Escaped.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg to
Reuters Telegram company repeats
the information sent by the Associ-
ated Press that Admiral ~Rojestvensky
arrived at V~ladivostok on board the
torpedo boat destroyer Bunny at 6 p.
m, May 20. 1t adds that the admiral
is seriously wounded in the head,
back and chest.
Gather in Captured Ships.
Toxic, June 1.-The captured Rus
sian battleship Orel arrived at the
Mazirui navy yard at noon yesterday.
Tie battleships Nickolai 1. and Adj
miral Seniavian and the coast defense
ironclad Admiral Aprexine, reached
Sasebo at IL o'closk yesterday. 1t is
reported that the Orel and Nikolai /.
are slightly damaged.
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number 90S and amount in all to near
ly 100000. They are for 20 per cent
of the claims. These checks, as usual
in such cases, We're made out here
and forwarded to WASH. gton for the
signature of the controller. The checks
were mailed from Washington Thurs.
day, and arrived for distribution Mon.
day. They are similar to pension
checks and can be cashed at any .ot
the local banks.
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MAKES IT A CLEAN SWEEP.

Correspondent Says All Russian Ships
Were Sunk or Captured.
London, June 1.-The Daily Mails
Toxic correspondent, cabling under
date of May 80, says:
when the Prince Suvaroff was
sunk Admiral Rojestvensky was trans
ferred to another vessel. but was cap
tured off Fumi to-day. He is said to
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DoWlE NETTLEs MEXICO.
"Elijah" Loses Railroad Concession
Because Survey Goes Too Far.

Galveston, Tex. June John Alex
ander Dowie Of Zion City has imper-
lied his standing with the Mexican
government after haveing obtained a
1900, 000-acre concession in the State
of Tamasalipas, on the gu.f coast. The
discovery that surveys have been ex-
tended for nearly 100 miles beyond
the grant caused the authorities to
suspect that he is working with an
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be severely wounded in the arm. Ad
mirals Nebogatoff and Voelkersam
also are prisoners. ALI the ships OF
the RussianJF1eet have been sunk Of
captured.
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STATE or NORTH DAKOTA.

Office OF Commissioners of Insurance.
/, f. c. Cooper, Commissioner of Insur-
ance of the State OF North Dakota, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
abstract of the original statement now on
file in this office.
In Testimony Whereof. have h%ereunto
set my rand and affixed the seal Of this
office at Bismarck, the 10Th day of April,
A. d. 1865.
(Seal.) E. G. COOPER,
Commissioner of Insurance.
A. Rolling. Deputy.
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FARIHAuLT BANK DIVIDEND.

Depositors Of First National Receive
One-Fifth Of Claims.
F%aribault, Mimi, June Receiver
Baird Of the First National bank be-
gan Monday the distribution Of checks
for the first dividend to depositors in
the defunct institution. The checks
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GREAT TRIUMPH FOR WEAVER.
Organization Internationally surren.
ders Ia ~hiIadejnh;. M,vor

Organization Internationally surren.
ders to Philadelphia Mayor.
Philadelphia, June 1.-State Insur.
ance Commissioner Israel w. Durham,
boss of the Republican organization in
Philadelphia for the past ten years,
and whose influence reached far. into
the interior of Pennsylvania, uncondi-
tionally surrendered to Mayor Weav-
err, who opened the war on the organ
ization last Tuesday. The action of
Leader Durham was a great surprise,
as all his lieutenants and the rank and
file of the organization had been given
to understand that the fight begun by
Mayor Weaver ove the a lease
would oe fought to a finish. The in
junction proceedings also have been
abandoned.
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American railroad syndicate. The
railroad concession has been with
drawn and Dowie is threatened with
charges of breach of contract.
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TWO SHIPS GET AWAY.
Arrive at VIadivostok and Bring News
Of Dire Disaster.

OF Dire Disaster.
Vladivostok, June 1.-The Russian
protected cruiser Almaz and the torpe-
do boat Grozny have arrived here.
Officers of the Almaz and the Grozny
say that both fleets had already suf-
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An overworked conscience is apt
to lose it's voice.
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Net amount in

force ........$3.3 800, S14.90
General InterrOgatorie
Total amount of premiums re-
ceived from the organization
of the. company to date.... 81
Losses paid from organization
to date. cash.
Total amount Of cash divi-
dends declared since the
company commenced bust
Hess
Dividends declared payable in
stock notes from organiZa-
ton
Losses incurred during the
year, Fire, Marine. Inland.
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daughters loft for Kommorer 10 Join
Mr. younsbcrs, Thursday
MIR, ana Mrs, i, 49, Wishing and Lc
Roy Wlaslng left Wednesday morning
FOR an extended trip 10 the coast, taking
IN the Portland fair, San Francisco and
southern California
Mrs, Morris Rommer Of Denver " tho
guest OF Mrs, Mae schiller, 32o sixth
East street
Mrs Nlncon, liorons of 81, Louis left
this week for her home after spending
a short time Win MI ana Mrs, Thomas
NoNrnE,
Mira Kent Smith Of Eureka and her
sister Mrs, George W. luft, left this
woVk with their children FOR Portland
aud the northwest, 60 spend n part
Of the summer
Miss Form llamlln aud Miss Mae
Walsh of Denver are visiting nc thu
homo Of their cousin Miss Georgia
liamlh' ON Princeton avenue,
Mrs, John Rood ~ Denver, who has
been the guest ~ Mrs, W. W. Arm.
strong for the past two Wooka, win bo
u guest AZ tho home of Mrs, A. ", An.
diews at lN q street ior week.
Mira, u, \. Hurst Of Kansoa city "
IN town, the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. William II, pal.
Mrs, E2rn Thompson win leave with
her children for the coast about july /,
Mlss Edith Shoarmm win return
tomorrow from Now York, where she
has been Visiting Mr. ana Mrs Harry
D. Cue,
Mr. ana Mrs j w. Gallagher are now
In their now homo AT 81 east First
South street.
Mrs Henry q, HOFFMAN ana little
laughter left last uypnlng for Long
Beach, cNm where they wil spend the
summer
Col n, W, CLAYTON, Miss Sybcln |
Clayton, Miss Minoti Couch Of Detroit |
md Lawrence clayton have returned |
lllor an absence ~ some time IN the
'nst,
Miss Eloieo Sadler has returned from |
institute whore she has been
N school for the past year.
Mr. and Mrs W n, Wallace win
cave shortly Tor u trlp ~ the north.
est going ~ Alski 10 tpcnd "A part |
Il the time Of their absence,
Mrs Frank Morrow " back from SAN
Nlancisco with her little daughter
frances, ana viii remain till the early
,nrt OF August
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being held IN their honor They arc
vt home n, iae south seventh East
street
Mr. aud Mrs j, w stevens announce
the engagement NJ thelr. daughter
ClnM 10 Albert Petty The marriage
WIN ,nhA place Wednesday, june 2S
Tho homo ~ Mrs rhnr Layton, OF
kaysvllle was The scene NJ pretty
wedding reception ON the evening or
June ~ the contracting parties being
Mise Sarah A, lnrmnn, Mrs, LnStonH
dnughtoh ana WIN NJ Rlokor son Of
VIM " Ntoker of Rookp0rt summit
county About rs guests Worn present
10 enjoy the event The grounds were
llght"d, with Japanese lanterns ANA the
dining aud reception rooms hstofully
Api MViahly decorated win roses ana
sweet peas supper ices and straw.
berries were served from 10 TN 9 AZ
ter u fow days visit among relatives
ana friends IN nud around Nnll Lake
the uoWly married pair WIN 10 to
kockport whore they win make their
homN
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z; 5f Fsss''!!'Si,5:5;if1 All
VfTdT Nyyrittpl,, ~. ,s,s '';a;i
OGDEN.

An elaborate wedding reception was
given Wednesday evening NJ TOllcr's
dancing academy I'm honor Of Mr. ana
Mrs, joel i, Harris. when was parliui.
putod I'M by over 100 couples, among
them being n number OF guests from
other parts ~ the state, The bride ana
groom received their guests IN a pretty
coy corner arranged IN the lUdys re-.
rvJtlon room, They were HhoWcrod
with congratulations ana best wishes
for JOY ana prosperity Dainty re-
ftcshmcnts were served IN the rocep-
ton hall Throughout the evening
shorts enlarged orchestra dlscoursed
sweet music 10 which the guests
danced, The bride and groom arc
among Ogden's leading young people,
Mr., Hurts has been principal Of the
Mound Fort school for scovln yourp
and Miss Virginia May Bowman was
an instructor I'm the Dee school They
VIII mako their homo ON Adams avenue,
Miss Smith OF Logan is visiting IN
Ogdon the guest Of her sister Mrg,
stanley :, stevens
Mr. and Mrs A. p, BIgcow lor Og.
den this week for Portland and the
northwest on am extended pleasure
trip
Mrs w. r. Scott ana children re-.
turned HON clnlY wook from nu oN.
tended NlsI lu VoNuA They WIN lcuyO
ogden IN u short time for Oakland
where they viii make their future
home
Wednesday IN the salt LNko Temple
Miss Owe T., Moycs, waa married 10
Mr. John u, Cory Tho bride IN
daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs, stewart
Moyca uud ono ~ Ogdou's most hcnuti.
iul young ladies' and "A leader In society
Mr. Cory IN assistant MANAGER Of the
r. NJ, u, Telephone rompuuys olllco In
Odogn ana IN highly respected by his
employers lie IN u progressive young
business man. Their many friends iom
I'm extending wishes fora long ana hap.
ny llfc,
Tho Chlld culture club was inter.
ininrl this week by Mrs. Nogol 2lG
Twenty 'thlrd street An mtorosting
program was roudcIod,
Mr. nnd Mira. Joseph A. Wost Of
lMkcr city oregon, ara spending
short time I'M ogden visiting with rcla.
Mrs C. =, lorrln Of I.o Grandc,
oregon, with her children arrived thls
wouk In Odgon 10 visit for Il month
with relatives aud friends.
Mlsa owe Moyoa was tho guest n
honor NJ china shower glyon Mon,
day afternoon Mt the homo " Miss
ll2slo Parry ON Washington avenue,
which WIS enjoyed by large number
uf her lady friends She received gomo
yory beautiful ana usoful lHospniA,
DAINTY refreshments Woro served,
W b. Hughes ana wife hnyo gone
Ia Los Angeles On n two Wcoks
pleasure trip, They win also visit
other California points Of interest
Mrg Fred NJ. Nyc was hostess nj A
pretty hlgh i've party given Wodnoa.
day afternoon ut her homo on jefferson
avenue, Tho prizes wcro awarded 10
Mrs. Fitzgerald ana Mrs, Robert
proud0L Thoro were present about 80
" her lady friends who enjoyed tho
afternoon panty Refreshments woro
served after cards
Mr. and Mira, charles A. SmurthWaltc
returned homo this week from very
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arranged Tno rooms bad each theft
nCnulu.r color scheme aud were dpcJ'
mated wan "a ploluslun of lloWolS, ferns
ana I.lWH ana the ceremony costumes
ana ull details were I'M accord vim
iho brilliant affair Tho bridal pary
,uuNi lpd of MIS-, l'rcGouck Leonard al
mulru of honor and the Misses Dlly
nDTiuly Florence Grant ana Della
Richards 900 bridesmaids, Miss Man.
RupfitN lOnrIuu nS maid " honor ana
Tho N.tlu muE Oauryr while Mr. Edward
Roberts acted lA best man, \ number
~ intimate friends Of the bridal par
aHfiEtHd ul entertaining, ana MISS liofk.
hupl uud Miss lAmSon furnished tho
bridal music, Mr. aui Mrs Duly VIII
return after their wedding "trip To re-
side norc
ono ot the Tow church marriages was
,ha, Of Mim Edlh Kont and n, a,
MuMiilam lrn ceremony taking place
ul SL Marks with Bishop Daniel =,
Iultlo o'NruuuE assisted Oy Dean
l.IllC Ih' church WA beautifully
DECORATED. lH vIH llHp the BRIDES homo
NhOu wpp.. was ultrWWd served,
NM lurl Nuh was mlltuu of honor
MlN'R Eulh ltmh md Helen 'hnp'
man. 'oNrr Ur.h N.Y. VIII MrlIro best
man, ana FLETCHER chapman ring bear
FOR irlp in the r0UH, and VIII roiurn
hcn tu ruldr
Amuur the pretty homo weddings M
the week was chat of MluR Emily g.
JamnH aNl W Do NAyluU lho ceremony
hoMg performed Uy bishop whitney
al UnD IUU.U of tlu bI.1U and ID do.
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the first Utah graduate from the In.
stituliom : lie VIII return horo shortly
to make his home,
Miss Constance Kirkpatrick win leave
shortly Tor San Francisco, whore she
WIN join her mother go go 20 Lake Tia.
hoe for the summer
Mrs Martha lloylo KING ana her son.
Roylo, have returned from Sprlngyllo,
Mhoro thoy spent the past week with
Mr. ana Mrs Hubert Richards.
Miss Violet Ncill who has spent tho
PAST Few weeks with friends here, loft
sunday for san. Francisco,
Mrs j. H. Powers mother OF Mrs. 4,
v Taylor has gone TO Wisconsin for a
part " the summer
MIS- Warren g. iiogue has returned
nom a Urn of somo four months
BoW and Hooper Dunbar are homo
from The east ana nro with thor moth a.
or AT 70 y street,
Frank rUrhdrt IL hero for the sum.
n,r with Mr ana Mrs. George
Schmmm,
Mrs H. D. Styor NJ Logan Ia I'm town
WIN her children yiSltlng her mother.
Mrs, Edmund Wilkes,
-
Mira NJ, y, Harrington NJ ONoIl
Nobr has gone To her homo after IA
4wl oft "a Iow days with Mr. ana Mrs,
Thomas houny,
Mr. and Mrs clark J., Whitney and
men lltllg daughter loft thm wuol, for
a N,.,l ~ "a fortnight IN Portland and
.Mw, T. IT, Oswald uud her daughter,
llUal, loft "Wednesday ovcnlnp oV"r M
SAT- l1kn Route Cor Los Angolos Thoy
VIII o' guesF OF the Leonard family for
ipw nooM,
Dom ana Mra j. r. Eddie nud their
'hlIlIrn have gone 10 los Angeles.
q. A jennings ana Miss Oliyo Jon.
nluW ulU homo from a three weeks
MP 10 laos Angelica
MlW Charlotte Duohl ~ Chlcago IA
q guest NJ her cousin Mrs NJ, H. Oglcs.
by l3l n street
Miss Ethel Young ind Miss dcnoyo
Douglas are IN town from ogden to-
du} ip spend few days with Mas
Florence Grant
Mrs Andrew lIowot ana Or, ana Mrs,
hampton VIII arrive IN the city cary
noNl week Dr Hampton has boon
Hludyug medicine IN Vienna for tho
past nine months,
Bishop Daniel Il, futile lett for chi.
ragu Thursday
Mr. md Alrs, Dee Chamberlain, IIar.
N AMI Frank Chamberlain, lefl Thurs.
day f0r wook'H visit At the fair Tho
pnlly WIN also visit friends at Hood
klNor or
Mrs Victor Clement lcft for wash.
luglou Thursday whore pho win be
luucd hy % party Of friends ana win
PAIN carly IN July for a three months'
tour + Europe,
Mise Ina Rudy ana her mother left
Thuully for Portland ana the north-
west ~ spend the summer,
Roy ana william Boln nro back from
"a slot Of some time IN Los Angeles
Mrs II, y, Rppcto ana daughter
leave today for the east
Mrs, ~ A. Younsborg and her three
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me ueeb opened with Some pleasant
honn .0Biia on Monday, and continue.
Throughout vito % uunnor ui plllllh
events including i'' ever present JuI'
Wpddinr Ncfl Welt ppnItnA Ia kroi
mn 10, roOId, WHnf interesting AUhlli
boIng rchouIld 70 "hc place
ono ~ the chsrmI3y MHqhcons ol tho
WoeR vsa IN, given by NiW Nltkph'
uIcb si de rolnlry .oWh ON Monday
A. honor ol liQ Th'udorc Baldwin ana
Milo. suln EH'Nlu., The tahlo Ml.
Mirhl Nuh rUc.l r.ta ana iclnN ana
llapp rsWu o. Gibson heads Wcw use
Tor eAfh onC hpt Ne guests ~ honor
.vhn ned tfMiY hbHd' paln,rl designs
The mhr rurHa Wc'H Nrs MONTAGUE
rorfl. liir. Auhnr o. Myd AIRS l'opcrl
WaheG NlHa kinney Nw l@h Mo
Miles UiGa haly ISL Fp'ultN MlH'
Musnsu. Mlsw5 Aha and MaYo MIL
ltf.
Miss lea, Rnuiilr vap guest NJ hon.
or ai a wetty lU1chron un Monday
phcn ~ Iho mnubeH ~ her sewing
CHM at Dc conn .i1l club Tho table
was drrofni,a m pint iogc1 and plu'
inotA. ana ,hA ll'u' c1rdl Wew hand,
palnteb uma. while c1niehbp win
pink phndf1 completed no pruy ere
feet TOr Other rufsI0 Ncr' Mrs, l'on'
3amln WHIT. AnH Hlrnarl Royal Rom.
noy, Mis- Abbie N,llb NEs Jcnni'
lynn. Mlw Daisy lWybou'd ana Mlsi
Mary SHARP.
Julfo and Nrt MahonenuS enter
tanned M dinner ON MONDAY. MANI IN
honor Of Mr.. lfrud pischcl ~ konlucI
II la "A
table WAS decorated w red roses anu
covcr' wcr laid for TO-
ON ruSiay Mrs. John ~ WOODWARD
NJ iun Dourlna onlnnnlnod nj a Do
lIgh,fu mNchcun and hrldRp party NJ
honor ~ Mrs ~. H. Tower and Mira y,
A baldwin. about 20 gupgln being pres
emf 'lont peas wCrr the decorations
ana .hr card pnmn was played ON tho
lawn. uhcfn tribes were placed
Me. Ocorgn BliOlS was one " Wod.
ncsdayn hoslrgaca, her junction belns
n cari-pary nt which about 20 guests
wcro present The rooms were bright
WIN sweet peas and the inliics were IN
Japancte design.
Mrs Ualnh dulhric entertained NJ
g. ~ HniOtt ~ KRnais, about ~ on
joyinr tho pleasant AFFAIR Tho gnmn
WAS TOO md the tables were done IN
red ana white horll dealgns, following
tho dcrnrl live Idea In the rOoma,
prlzna Wcro won by Mrs. Graham Put.
nam ana Mrs. Allnn Sanford.
Mira yhnfntr Carrier entertained NJ
lunrhenh ON "wednesday In honor Of
1llfhop Tnlilr ~ 80. iOulAwho WAS Wis
illog a. her hopr
Mrs John l,rtl was Rursi " honor
NJ an Informal evening parry on
Thursday Ghcn boy Mr.. y. T. Moore.
Mrp \. a. AnireWa cnlrralns o.
sew friwmlf max Monday afternoon iu
oomI0mml 10 Mn, John Reed.
Mrs " Drake win ,1iwnln ne oards
bwl Wotbrnlhy mmming IN hpnui OF
Mrs John Rfgh
MIS- 49, II. pllt Nap hQltfa W do
lighfu 1p0fpliVu uu Mcdnofdly plr.
On ln hUum Ol Mrs Mrlmnbh ~ Goor-
glo md Nn Adr Schooling of KEN
smoky 1,hr hnll vw ln nnEs ana palma
ihe m1Or IN fNrlh nlra ana caina.
llnfR iho tlrnrr In Uapp1 peas ana
fyrlnBak ana nH dulM rpmn In fch
rumg, runbNFmr Nuh rra Enndi@ be.
inc used No eouJGWn lN' nteu.. Assist.
inc the hgltF1 NtNn MYs Ntllci Mrs
Nan Mrs. lq'WNpt@ MY George
Wpud NM. f'lv F lFtSh MW lFra-
81 nnd thr NnHnp mwrTD'r Ibd Shhrrr,
AiHu Al rnrHN AsOn BrpHpmt
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Mrs Samuel Paul and Mrs A. ~
Martin were hoaloeses NJ n doigh,fll
KonRInglon yesterday n number Of
their friends being present lo enjoy the
ni1niE The rooms Werr bright with
juno flowers ana refreshments were
served,
Mrs T.. H. chrlHlrnpun gives china
shower for Miss clara Stevens next
Monday
Mr. ana Mira Mathew Horny walker
hpvo lFuod Invitations for musicale
10 Boz given Ot their home Tuesday
evening juno 3i by the eminent plan.
lHt Alberto JONAH Apsilng M joe
ull WIN be- Mr. MoClrIhM olgnnlsl,
Mr Welhc, ylolml9t Mr. DouaOll bari.
tone
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CLEVER MODEL ron GENERAL Unity WEAR.

with Uo of white olaounl
mont the fabrics th win b vuhyul
ho selections of Che Glove, dresser white o
FABRICS Oh o m 'n o relied upon 10 dos and We prevailing
can J" d'y rcoWSd I'm the uuo oucho, TINT deity applied
trimming hcno Tho gown Of white mohu fashioned
loose double breasted 10
typo Of insure Th fronts the
wmo Novol being orhd with design closely plo
Ihh por' ANA Uo same "mo followed the
h marks the END IN of
oho dlRnR hlng lnty ana moony
folds 20 the feet deep tuck posed nat above the nn us
to weight the rather lrht skirt around " w
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mo wook hna oclpsod an ouo NJ
Che month Ia tho number " wrdNnaa
and whllo nenlly AN have bocn homo
llghtnl. charming Ma dolaO. porhapa
the most elaborate ~ the weeks wo1,
dlngg WAS that NJ Miss june nlnl2 and
John G. DAY, tho event hclrg oolobrat.
I'd al The homo VI tho brldrH Parents,
Mr. ana Mira w. II, nmta ON Ncdnoa
day. und every dctail being perfectly