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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
. ST. LOUIS PARK

The Aid society of the Union Con-
gregational church will be entertained
"Wednesday afternoon a s' by Mrs s. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F,ffden, who
were r'"r"ied here. Wednesday after
noon. =; ~" moved into the house re-
Gently >~*.:tcd by John Freeman and
are now ~ 'Hr,n to their friends.
Rev. R. s. -C"oss Of 8Dawson =, will
preach in. the Congregational church
this morning. '5<'> 2 -s@e.s'. - = :.
Mrs. O. X. .F"3''-!1 IF Minneapolis
spent Wednesday: h--~26 tn friends.
- Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Ter have moved
to this city.
Mrs. Victor Champlin and her son
Glen Of Manhattan Park, are spending
a week S vacation in the western part
of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krelwitz, the parents
of Mrs N. G. Hardy. have moved to
Duluth where. they will make their
home. = g
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gordon Brown
have been spending: the past: week with
relatives at Rosemount.
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SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORNC TOWNS

afternoon Mrs. H. s. Smith will have
charge Of the afternoon program. ss
Mines. .; 9. Hanks and Charles Pad
Happier of Morrison, Ill, are visiting
their sister, Mrs Harriet jerks, Fifth
street s.
Mrs. T. A. Whitworth is home from a
western trip. She went in company
with Mrs. George Hughes and Miss
Grace Hayward Of Minneapolis; and
her brother, James Walker Of Chicago,
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Olivia, MINI. The marriage VIII take
place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Crawford have
moved to Georgia.
Miss Mary Avison has returned to
Duluth.
Miss Eleanor Miller is.at Maeomb, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard of
Duluth visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Jones last week.
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Wayzata.


DR.. R: W. Tenant of Brookings,; S.
Hugh J. Bartlett. ..,.. .-.s.-
Mrs. D. G. Ferrell entertained Miss
Mary Bartoe and Mrs. Margaret Freer
of Groveland. on Wednesday. ..>-., ~
: Mr.. and Mrs. George. Case of Min
neapolis spent Sunday with Mrs. Will
liam Campbell. -. 81, 49,.
Mrs. 4: P. Gibbs entertained her
nephew, Myron Root, Of Merriam Park,
over Sunday. .,r .-.. :
Mrs. c. E. Lamb entertained the
Busy Workers at her home Thursday
afternoon.
H. G. Dickey and family moved into
|day.
William Jardine of Kasota, Mimi,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Jardine, last week.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Duncan of Aiken,
Mimi, spent Sunday with Mrs. R. B.
,Dickey. - =
Mrs. R. L. Wright and daughter Wis
tied Mrs. Edward Hursh at Long Lake
part Of the week.
Mrs. D. E. Wilson and sons of Min.
neapohs spent Sunday with Mrs. Nels
3. Il. Keeshing and family of Min
neapolis moved into the Hoskins cot
tage Monday. T. T.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Johns entertained
George Dutton of Minneapolis part Of
| the week. @
+ At a special meeting, Of the schoo
board, held Tuesday evening in the
| town hall. the present corps of teach
ers, consisting of Misses Zimmerman
Constance, Harding, Emma Murphy
and Helen Burbridge, was elected fol
next year. = -
! The town hall was filled Tuesda,
night with guests of the Modern Wood
men. A debate ON the question Of ter
4 u. A. Headley and George Reeves fol
i tho n firm tiua u : O.. Mo Il
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G Mrs. Pearce of Providence, who Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sawyer, gave a luncheon Friday
at the Town and Country club.
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SALTWATER

Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Torinus have re.
turned from Winton, MINI.
y4sSph s4PGg hog Of f. ees r H.
John Orgem on Fourth street N. Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bronson Of St.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Bum, Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius P. Ordway, Mr., and
Mrs. James P. Elmer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen H. Stem were guests at the house
party that Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Sever
ance gave last week at Cedarhurst.
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Mrs. C. w. Bum of Portland avenue
gave small tea Wednesday afternoon
In honor of her guests, Mrs. Slaughter
and Miss Bum of Madison, Wis.
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Mrs. Lucius P. Ordway of Portland
avenue gave luncheon at the Town
and Country club Tuesday for Miss
Mary Bum of Madison. =. i.
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Stees, Kent street, entertained in their
honor.
: Mrs. Henry NJ. Rice and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Auerbach are home from
the south.
MRS. David Day and Miss Day, who
are visiting in Washington, D. c.. will
return next month. =. b.,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stees, Virginia
avenue, left last evening for Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Phillip Reilly, who has returned
from California, is occupying her home
on Dayton avenue.
MI. and Mrs. Frank P. Shepard and
their sons, Of Dayton avenue. will sail
frG IF. New a E S9ls July g. for Eur9ps
Laurel avenue, will spend the summer
at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. T. H. Bacon of st. Albans street
Is visiting in Chicago.
Miss Catherine Abbott, Dayton ave-
nue. will return from the east this
week.
General and Mrs. Bishop, Mackubin
street. will spend the summer at Made
line island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Men. v. Seymour of
cottage at Manitou island. White Bear.
franklin w. Krieger will sail June 81
FOR Europe.
Judge Wilson has taken Frederick In
gersoll's residence on Grand avenue for
che summer. Mrs. Ingersoll will spend
the summer months at Little Compton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. a. Wood and Mr..
from Yokohama, Japan, for America
and will arrive home May 23.
Granville Temple Emmett Of New
York is the guest Of Mrs. Theodore
Borup, Summit avenue. -.
DR.. and Mrs Charles E. Smith and
Miss Mary Guest Smith of Marshall
avenue have returned from California
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Lewis an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Bessie Mae, to Lee William Terry.
The marriage will take place Tuesday
evening, June II, in st. Paul's Epis-
eopai church.
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The Misses Cutler of Summit avenue
entertained the Pennington society at
luncheon Wednesday at the Town and
Country club. - ." .s'<
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ST. PAUL

Mrs. E. L. Hersey Of Summit avenue
entertained twelve guests at luncheon
Thursday in honor of Mrs. r. F. Her
sew. s -.-= ..-..r't-=.. ...lsE
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At the musicale given Monday eve
ming by Mrs. G. P. Noyes, in honor of
Miss Ludington of New York, Mrs.
Jessica Wolf gave the program.
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4 INN Il n !

civic societies in Excelsior are invited
to participate
Miss Estelle Cook of the agricultural
school, who was in charge of the school
at Tonka Bay last year, opened the
class Of nineteen students.
Mrs. HI. w. Phelps entertained last
week for the members Of the Ladies
Missionary society of the Congrega-
tional church.
Mrs. A. e. Seamans of Minneapolis
entertained at an over-Saturday and
Sunday houseparty for Miss T. M.
Tully, Mr.; and Mrs. G. R. Baston, Miss
Minneapolis.
The. Excelsior bathing beach is to be
one Of the attractive amusement places,
and the improvements which have been
made this spring are sure to meet
with the approval Of many Of the bath
ers. Particularly worthy of mention is
the new toboggan chute, which is being
built at the further, end Of the com.
mons, the point facing the. Gideon Is
bay and Tonka bay side. The old to.
boggan which was located on the bluff
mas UeSH 10TH. uoWn anu Ine new water
chute is to be eighty-fve feet long from
the platform into the water, and will
be constructed on the latest and most
improved plans. The high diving board
has been replaced by new fixtures, ane
new life lines and life preservers, viii
also be added. Walter Thurston, who
was. in charge of the bathing beach last
year. will manage it again this summer
The new dock which is being built will
90 out where the water has depth Of
nine feet, as an accommodation for thu
launch owners, who have been unable
to make good landings. Everything viii
be ready for opening at the beach by
May 30. 80. - :
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Frank Halstead post, G. A. H. is
preparing .a..program Of celebration for
the Decoration day exercises IN Excel
sior. The members Of the corps viii be
assisted by the W. R. G., andEall the
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Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Stees Of Vir-
ginia avenue gave a bridge party Mon
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. II. Fouse of Philadelphia, and on
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stees, Kent street, entertained in their
honor
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-02-15

s..r ~ 4 ~ d.
Sermon topics next Sunday at the
Congregational church: Morning,
Excuses" evening, "The Brazen
Serpent"
J. F. Cooper has just put on the
market twenty-five choice resident
lots in jones' new addition. The
prices are right.
''The Pursuit of Happiness" will
be the subject at the Methodist church
Sunday evening. Morning subject:
Doubling Johns"
Our extracts are pure; why buy
cheap stuff from agents. McCracken
& Burgess.
WANTED: A girl for light house.
work. Apply to Mrs. NJ. A. Cole,
corner of Eighth and Ash streets.
I Clarence Walker, youngest son oil
Mrs. Yarno, left Monday evening fol-
Glenwood where he intends to find
employment.
The Boston is showing some choice
new numbers in ladies' white EN-.
broidered silk shirt waists, also in
cream mohair, and white linen.
The Masons and their families spent
social evening at cards on Friday
Refreshments were served by the st
Agnes Guild.
Hay, loose or baled, 81 to SIS. Good
clean seed oats for sale. VIM. A
| Morse. 25-4t
Mrs. I. w. Gallagher, who has
been seriously ill for the past two
weeks With pneumonia, is now rapidly
recovering.
Monogram and University goods
will all stand the pure food inspection
Sold by McCracken & Burgess.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1906-02-15

| Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Fuller and
daughter, Hazel, went to Minneapolis
on Saturday. They intend to remain
there few days before going to Idaho.
| Miss Veronica Ceynar and brother,
Louis, left on Wednesday for Minot,
In. D. They intend to make an ex-
tended visit among the western cities.
! All overcoats, up-to-date, A, 48 and
So inches long, for the next ten days
at 20 per cent discount. Nathe Bros.
San Aristocratic Tramp" at the
Grand, Friday night, March 2. Get
your seats at Fiesler & McNeice's,
and go and enjoy the best show ever
seen in the city.
Rugs in desirable oriental and floral
designs in all sizes. Ii you are in
need of rugs, art squares or carpetssit
will pay you to inspect our new as
sentiments. Prices and quality guaran-
teed. Mel. Billed.
Jason w. Love, the Glenwood bus
man, tthe man who hauls people,"
was in the city on Tuesday, greeting
old friends.
J.F. Cooper makes loans ON farm
and city property on the most favor
able terms and rates. l5-3tf
Next Monday the Boston will place
their entire line of colored wash goods
on sale at 20 per cent discount. This
certainly ought to be an inducement
to anyone contemplating purchasing
new gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. r. Davis and
daughter, Miss Daisy, arrived here
Saturday from San Francisco. Mr..
Davis left for his home in New York
on Sunday, but Mrs. Davis and
daughter will remain or some tine as
the guests of Mrs. Davis sister, Mrs.
J. A. Dubois.
August Dahlem, G.. Hillerud, L. S.
Bishop and. M. A. Shea attended the
Todd County Merchants Convention
at Long Prairie on Thursday. The
Sank Centre merchants were guests of
the association. A banquet was
served in the Reichert Hotel Friday
evening to the fifty guests.
We are showing new lace curtains
in great variety. A detailed descrip-
ton of their merits would be stu
pendous task. Suffice it to state the
assortment is most pleasing, the
patterns the very choicest, and the
materials of high quality. Mel. Billed.
The Rebekahs gave one of their de-
lightful dancing parties on Friday
evening in the Auditorium. About
thirty couple were present. There was
a dainty service of refreshments.
Messrs. and Mesdames w. O. P.
(, Hilsdale, T. Sullivan, G. M. Sprague,
and R. L. Palmer were the committee
on entertainment. u
The New Cough Syrup-the one
that acts as mild cathartic on the
bowels-is Kennedy's Laxative Hon
ey and Tar. 1t expels all cold from
the system, cuts the phlegm out of
the throat, strengthens the mucus
membranes of the bronchial tubes,
and relieves Group, whoOping cough,
etc. Children love it. Sold by all
druggists.
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LOCAL NEWS.

OLD PAPERS for sale at this Office.
Raymond Dean returned from ST..
E Cloud on Thursday.
A tramp that is aristocratic at the
. Grand Friday night, March 2.
Fur coats for the next ten days at
% per cent discount at Nathe Bros.
ID. c.. Wolfe of route e, was a caller
ut the III erald Office on Wednesday.
Oranges from 20 to 40c at McCracken
&Burgess.
Miss Esther Sprague entertained
the ]. F. F. club on Saturday evening.
The Merchants National Bank wants
to see you if you want loan.
Will Kay of Melrose, came home on
Friday to attend the Rebekah dance
on Friday evening.
All suits-new and stylish, nothing
cid. 20 per cent discount for the next
ten days. Nathe Bros.
Miss Burnham went to Glenwood
On Friday where she visited friends
ever Sunday.
]. F. Cooper offers for sale the Mrs,
Robbins home property. This is by
far the finest location in the city.
The Birthday club met with Mrs.
w. o. 2. Hilsdale on Monday after
noon.
When you think of groceries think
Of McCracken & Burgess.
The w. N. A. circle will meet with
Mrs. E. A. Richards next Tuesday
afternoon, Feb. 20.
For hair switches go to Miss
Mayberry's.
Miss Grace Garland entertained
fourteen of her friends on Saturday
evening.
Read Nathe Bros.' locals; make
money without working for it.
Several of the Sank Centreites at
tended the dance at D. G. Collins.
1t was certainly complete success.
WOOD CHOPPERS can earn good
money at Nevis, Mimi. Inquire oil
Jas. Connolly or Jas. Ingram.
James Ingram was called to Nevis
on Monday by the death of his store
keeper at that place.
William Peglow left for st. Paul on
Tuesday for a weeks visit with his
parents.
G. D. Marshall & Co. sell the
Vanbrunt-Disk Drill that the farmers
like so we'll.
MEN WANTED: To cut wood; good
chance to make money. Inquire oil
James Connolly or Jas. Ingram.
FARM FOR RENT: 100 acres AZ miles
southwest of Sank Centre. Inquire
at II erald Office. S-tf
BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. w. Waters
on Saturday, Feb. 10th, an eleven
pound girl.
Miss Mayberry is selling her stock
OF millinery goods at greatly reduced
prices to make room for her spring
stock.
Miss Vandersluis returned from St.
Cloud on Monday evening, ate,
spending q few days with her parents
in that city.
If you want to make loan on youl
farm read the ad. of the Merchant's
National Bank. r
John Reynolds returned to Cando
on Sunday, after weeks visit here al
the home of Mrs. Lyman.
James whitehall of Oakland, Maine,
representing the Witherall Bros.
Ak Manufacturing Co., was in the
city on Tuesday.
Keller Mfg. Co. manufacture first
class sleds and wagons. C. d.
Marshall & Co. sell them.
Hon. Oliver w. Stewart, the famous
prohibition orator of Chicago, will
speak in the Grand opera house next
Saturday, Feb. IL, at 2 O'Clock p. M.
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TO FURNISH THE CARS NEEDED
o. r. E. N. to Supply Them at Spo
kane to Carry Coal to WaIIa WaIIa
and Other Points.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. 24.-General
Freight Agent r. B. Miller, of the O.
r. & n. in answer to a telephone mes
sage from Chairman Harry Fairchild of
the state coal investigating committee
has promised to supply all the cars ne
cessary at Spokane to handle the sup
ply received there from the Fernie
mines, to Walla Walla and eastern
Washington points. Miller said OF
course the coal will not be moved with
out orders, but as fast as orders are
placed along this line cars will be sup
pied to meet all demands.
Fairchild says the chief source of
danger at present is at non COMPETE
tive points on the o. r. & n. since the
Rock-Springs product is cut off. Fer
ME is said to have thousands of tons
a day available. A telegram was
sent to D. C. COrbin of Spokane. head
of the Spokane International. asking if
he will be willing to furnish cars to
handle the product from Fernie to
Spokane to connect with the O. r. &
n. and carry out Miller's offer.
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WOMAN KILLS FlENDS
TESTING BRAVERY

NEZ, KY, Dec. 24.-Mrs. Julia Booth
has been arrested. charged with the
murder of Esau Harris.
Young Harris and William Booth
were the best if friends. Harris ac-
cepted an invitation to spend the night
with Booth. While sitting around he
hearthstone, Mrs. Booth raised the
question of cOwardice, and said that
before she would run she would blow
a mans head off. Her husband told
her she could be frightened until she
would throw the gun down and "Outrun
a steam engine
The argument progressed until Mrs.
Booth wagered her COW against $25
with her husband that she would not
run.
Booth persuaded Harris to feign go
ing home and to return about l a. m.
and test the question. Harris con-
scented, and, on returning, raped at
the door. Mrs. Booth woke her hus-
band, who refused to get up. She
asked Harris his name and what he
wanted. Harris told her it was none
of her business and If she did not open
the door he would break it down.
Mrs. Booth got a double barreled
Harris head. killing him instantly.
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NAB NEGRO BLAcKMAILER.
Police Take Chauffeur Who Threat
ened the Lives of Two.

NEW YORK, Lee 24.-After tortur-
ing his employers sister-in-law for
months in an attempt to extort cash,
Joe Page. a chauffeur. is alleged to
have planned to kill his MASTER. Albert
De Verastegni, rich resident of Dobbs
Ferry, by steering him off the Palisades
in an automobile, unless blood money
of $4,000 was paid to him.
The story of Pages plottings against
two wealthy households came to light
in the Harlem police court after the
chauffeur who is a negro. had been
arrested on complaint of the pretty
woman, whom he tormented and har-
assed until he had driven her to the
verge Of collapse.
Wife's Love Gone; Sues for $4,000.
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THREATS TO KILL TILLMAN.
Marion, Ohio, Police Fear Attempt to
Assassinate the Senator.

MARION, Ohio, Dec. 24.-The police
here fear that an attempt will be
made to assassinate Senator Tillman
when he comes here Friday to lecture
on the race problem. All sorts OF
threats have been made by negroes
and their sympathizers, and colored
man has been arrested because of the
statements he made.
In the last two days threats have
been made openly by negroes that
Tillman would be given a warm re-
ception when he arrives here. Today
in the West End negro said he
would kill the senator when he ar
rives. so that he could not deliver the
lecture The police arrested him. He
refused to give his name The SEN
ator will be given police protection
from the time he arrives until he
leaves
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CLAIMS cHINA'S THRONE.
Wife Of 6riton in Victoria, 3. c., Says
She is Heir to Crown.

VICTORIA, B. c., Dec. PA Vic
toria woman, a Manchu banner woman
married to an Englishman who was an
officer of Gordon's army, which sup
pressed the TAPPING rebellion. has made
claim tot the throne of China.
The woman. unwilling to make pub
lie her name lest relatives be assassin
ated at Picking, has addressed petit
tions to the British government, ask
ing that her claim be taken up with
China. She claims to be a direct lineal
descendant of the third duke of Chou,
and as such asserts that she has a right
to the throne Of China prior to that
of the empress dOwager.
With her husband and family she
has been living here for twenty-one
years, since they came from Picking.
where a young brother who. she says
lis next in line to herself to China's
throne, is now residing.
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Pastor Wevill turned and saw

Pastor Wevill turned and saw
flames licking at the hangings of the
altar. In an instant he was standing
beneath a canopy of fire. Half doz-
en- women, unterrified by smoke and
fire, which assailed them, seized the
heaevy black walnut font, tore it from
it's fastening and carried it to the rear
of the chapel.
Others seized the cross, the candle
sticks, the glass vessel used in COM
munion.
The women only left the chapel
when commanded by the pastor. The
church's loss will amount to $1,000.
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Wants Date on Canned Goods.

Senator Beveridge has announced
that he will introduce at this session
of congress a bill providing that dates
of canning shall be placed on all
canned goods. Senator Beveridge has
championed this cause ever since the
meat inspection law was before the
senate. 1t is said that the senator
has the backing of the president In
this matter, and that it Is possible
nay, probable, that the law will pass.
The retailer would necessarily have
to bear the brunt of such a law, for
the reason that every month a can OF
goods increased in age it would de-
crease perceptibly in value, as the
consumer would look Immediately to
the date on the label before buying.
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RAN RACE FOR A RIDE.
Two Suitors Given Equal Chance b.
Girl Who Couldn't Decide.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., Dec 24.-Miss
young woman residing on Long street
Greenville, agreed to marry two of
her suitors, John Martin, a neighbor
and Andrew Reilly, of New York, each
of whom selected the same night for
the time of the ceremony.
Martin was the first to call on Miss
O'Hearn. They boarded a car and
came to Jersey City. An hour after
ward REILLY called at the O'Heam
residence. only to find a note telling
lice station and he could be a witness
to a marriage of his sweetheart. Reilly
went away Sadder man.
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WE'D LIKE THE ANcIENTS.
Same Ceremony that United Cambys
and Nietis Used.

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-To go back 5000
years just to be married is enough to
be out of the usual run of events and
cause a fiutter. The same ceremonial
pomp, the same ritual which united
Cambys, son of Cyrus the Great OF
Persia, and his Egyptian bride Nietis
away back in the dawn of things, made
Hooper Mallet of Montreal and AIDE
laide Marsh, 1913 Forty second street
husband and wife in Chicago last
night.
The modern audience was blOtted
out. Nothing remained to the view but
the glowing shrine, the chanting court
Everything else had gone back 5000
years.
This ceremony was the first that mas
occurred in the United States under
the Zoroaster ritual. DR.. Hanish, who
officiated, intends to make it a reg
ular feature of his persio-fantastic cult
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department Of law and government, the

department of law and government the
department of sanitation, the auditing
department, the purchasing depart
ment, the disbursing department, and
the department of labor, quarters. and
subsistence. The head of each de-
partment is rendered directly respon-
sible for the work carried on under his
direction. They are all appointed by
and report directly to tine chairman of
the commission, who, in turn is re-
spOnsible to the president through the
secretary Of war, for the conduct of
the enterprise as a whole