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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
Hosiery, Hose Supporters, COrsets,
Blankets.
w. B. CORSETS.

w. B. Corsets are some Of the best
made. Now we are TO reduce our stock
by taking every pair of these Corsets
and selling them as follows
w. b. Erect Form Corsets in white,
a Sl.00 Corset, now at .........,,. 6oc
w. b. Nuform Corsets In white, our
$3.50 Corset, now at ,.,....... csc
w, b. Ereet Form Short Corset, our
$500 Corset, now at s1.2e
w. B. Erect Form, medium length,
$3.50 Corset, in white, now al half
price, ................... SIPS
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Wash Goods.

Priced for this overstocked sale. Prices
talk. The goods are here a. follows
One lot Of loo Oinghams in blue and
pink checks, now, per yard -. opse
One LOT Of best styles In i5c Toll
De Nord Bingham, assorted eolors,
and now, per yard .............ii lie
All Of our very best 1890 ao.ineh
Percalcs IN dark colors, such as
navy, brown, cadet, red, grcys and
black and whites, now, per yard &c
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30-inch black and white Mohair, Our
75c cloth, now at ........,..,... 4ec
56-ipeh grey Panama in very nice
shade Of grey, our sl00 cloth, now
at Observation-Disclosures. 69c
4s-inch Grey Mohair, extra heavy for
coats or tailored suits, a SIPS cloth,
now ..,...t+..+....... 69c
43-inch Black Henrietta, a very nice
one and always sold by us for 95c,
now at ,.,s-....-...-...... 6oc
42-inch Black venetians, our Doc grade,
now Az ..-s..>. t...f....s ....... 69c
44-inch Black oroawana, our SIPS val,
ues, now at .,............. s. 6oc
54-inch black Shadow Plaid for sepa-
rate skirts, our SIPS cloth, now
az ...t.....s.. ..t..,...@.t...r... o9c
Please look up this column a second
time and SEQ ii you have ever seen such
d liberal reduction for the sake Of rel
ducing stock.
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One lot Of Ladies' Black imitation
Marine Pettieoats, corded flounee
with dust rufIle, sl.25 value, now
at ................... 9sS
Black Petticoat with deep iounce and
shirred overaounee edged with sew
eral rows Of hemstitching, made Of
mercerized goods and sold at slo5,
now at .................... csc
Black Heatherbloom Petticoat with
wide double ruffied fIounce and dust
rufie. Gu s2.l0 Petticoat, now
at ................... .Si.69
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Misses and Young Ladies Coats

These come from 9 years up 70 II
years Of age, AMI a. Ne have a great
deal too many, must sc rid Of these
during the next ten days, before our
Christmas trade begins.
One lot Of these Coats IN mixtures
with storm collar, our S3.0s Coat.
now at ..................... s2.es
One dollar saving 70 the customer
on a cheap Coat.
One lot Of misses Box Coats IN mix.
ture, with a velvet collar just like
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LADIES' Black PetticoatS

Black surah Petticoat with very wide
hounce, having both stirring and
hemstitching and very wide dust
rufIie, nearly as wide as hounce. Our
price was s2.25, now .si.69
Black surah Pettieoat. This is the
very best grade made, with tuckings
and hemstitching. They are style
copied from silk PetticOats. Our
price was $500, now ........... si.es
Black silk Petticoats, all silk with
founces and dust rufiie Of all silk,
our best $3.50 Petticoat, now. .ss.ss
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/ y Napkins, same grade a. the above,
would sell At new price Tor st.so,
this sale at .......s.....sts... s5.75
Yani square An Linen Damask Lunch
Cloths, hemstitched with inch.wide
Mexican work. These arc our very
best values, worth Si.T5. This sale
at .,.....t.s....,,..,. N.sS
All pure Linen Hcmstitchcd Damask
Tray Cloths, this sale at ..2Jc
can lincn.l
All Linen Damask Carving Cloths
lsmall slzel this sale ......"... ise
All Linen Damask Carving Cloths,
good size, this sale ............zsc
Good $50 vaiue.l
Il by - inch Half Linen Huek Towels
our special loc Towel, this sale, each,
at only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
these arc sold all over the state
at ................s... i2hsc
one.haif case Of Bieached Turkish
Towels. These are the two for 25e
or l5e each Towel. Now, this lot,
each, ..................... &c
2lik by 80 inch Linen Huck Towel
This Is a drive and viii be sold at
this sale for ......+..............2 3e
Compare with Csc Towels. You
may have to go higher to match this
value.l
Several pieces Of i7-ineh all pure Linen
Bleachcd Crash With colored border.
This is in every way l2i3e Crash
and will be later close seller at
that. This sale ................i oc
l7-ineh all pure Linen Grass Bleached
Barnsley Crash. This Is l5c Eng.
lish Crash. This sale ........ize
One lot Of lo-ineh Cotton Huckabuck.
This we have in stock at DC. This
sale now at ...,..........,... &c
One lot of all pure Linen Bleached
lOe Crash, now, per yard ........71ac
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One half case Of isinch very Ahest
Cotton Dapct. These are sold az
I0r and pay n very small profit,
This los now Al but, per piece 81
tWider widths not IN this sale.
All Of our Arnold Henley Sergcs These
have sold III some stores al ise, IN
others At aoc, This fale. now at II,
Panama Shadow plaids. These are
woven coiors and for misses school
dresses arr the satisfactory kind.
Price has been 2oc Now Al. per
yard. ...s..sss.........,...... liz
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CHILDREN'S FUR SETS.

Children's Imitation Beaver Sets, col.
lar and nun, that were $2.9s, now
at ............................s1.os
Children's Fur Set in brown spotted
short fur muf and throw scarf that
has hook for fastening at neck.
Was $3.50, now ......... Sl.os
White Lamb Set edged with Thibet
fur. The collar is very wide and the
muif good size. Set was 1915 Now
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s2.es
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Sheets and Pillow Slips.

Too many Of these. Here IL your
price. Il won't take you long TO figure
that they are very cheap.
One lot Of Bleached Pillow Slips. 80
by ~ inches, best l5e Slips, now
az ..s.....+..-...s+..+ lzt2e
Pillow Slips. IS by SO inches, are l6c
Slips, same price, ......-...... .i21ac
IA by 90 Bleached Sheets. That cot
ton viii cost 63e, without making
the sheets. Now at ...........f 9c
81 by 90 Unbleached Sheets. That
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ladies, only smaller. Our sos Coat.
nov AZ .sss...........s.... sf.,o
One lot of Misses Box Coats In good
full kize In heavy mixtures with
velvet collar. Our $3.50 Coat, now
~ sfs.tss..ssss*ss.sss .tosf9
One LOT Of Misses Coats large enough
for medium sired ladies In dark mix.
lures. Our best style at $1,000. Now
AZ ss.s+sts.s..s.....*. tI.9t
There are one hundred Coats in the
above assortment to choose from.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
Black silk Skirts

A Black silk Skirt, a very full plated
Skirt with very narrow plaits at
waist, was sl4Oo, now at -. 1925
One navy at same price.
Our si4oo Black silk skirt with
plated front with sides and back
having nine rows Of cluster tucks,
now at ...<...... ..s..s..ss. 1928
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cotton will make cost CSC. Sheets
are now but ....................4 9c
81 by 90 Seamless Bleaehed Sheets.
That Cotton would make cost SIC.
These Sheets now ................ 75C
81 by 90 Atlantic Seamless Blcached
Sheets. Cotton is ssc per yard, max
ing cost without making csc. These
Sheets now at .................. sSc
The longer ones but Sc more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19

White waistings. These arc sold as
readily for children's dresses or ladies'
whole costumes.
The first lot comes in checks and
stripes. Some have laeework. Others
in checked designs. Goods that we
were getting i5c and lsc for all 20
now az, per yard .................i lie
The second lot Is all OF those CSC goods
that come in mercerized stripes and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
HOSIERY

One half case Of ladies fast black
heavy aeeced Hose in all sizes from
s1a UP to size 10, made with double
heels. These Hose would not have
been sold by Us for I5c, only that we
bought a quantity, and now we have
too many and the price on guam
tity Of these goes out in this sale
at but, per pair ............... II
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WaiStings.

imitation 81. Gaul embroidery, which
beat the SOC value and carefully
Numbered viii wear as long. These
are sc goods for .....a......is,
Lot three. These are the finer numbers
in imported mcrcerized goods that
we have had az 35c and 3Sci now
AZ ....-sfsss+.s.st...+ +sttss+s. lSe
Three designs IN Merccrized Waist.
ings with embroidered silk dots;
25c goods. for ...............ioc
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One lot Of 5000 and $1,000 skirts, a
part Of these arc made from import.
ed mohair. Your choice Of the lot
az ......s........-... so.9a
One lot Of skirts in black and navy
Panama and Melrose. our best
grades, now at ................. sc.os
One lot Of $500 Panama, Melrose and
Poplin Black skirts, high elass
skirts, now at ............... s7ss
One $500 Black Wolfe Skirt, one Of
our best for swell trade, now at Gss
Our sl7oO Black Wolfe skirt, with
silk drop, now at ....... soes
Please notice that while the above
are now low priced that they are all
high class Skirts.
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IA very full Black SILK Skirt in over
skirt effect, new style and one Of
our $3.50 values, now at but s7.ss
One Black accordion plated silk Skirt
of best taffeta, our $3.50 skirt, now
at .....s.....s..-.s<.. ....--.i. 1898
The above silk Skirts can be used to
advantage as underskirts and money
saved at that.
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Silks.

Yard.wide black Tafreta, our SIPS
grade, now at .,........ csc
Yard-wide Brainerd and Armstrong
black Taffeta, our $3.50, now at
only -..........,....-... S.l9
Our going it little too heavy helps
you this time.
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OUTING FLANNEL.

One lot Of &c Unbleaehed Outing now
at .......,............ Sc
One lot Of l2c best Outings in dark
eolors, now, per yard ..........7 ne
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COLORED BED SPREADS.

Colored Bed Spreads, best grade and
all colors. These are our Sl.75 quail
ity We have too many. The price
now but Observation-Disclosures. sl.35
Colored Bed Spreads with fringes same
as above only with fringes, $500
Spreads, now at ..,.......,... Si.65
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Table Linens, Crashes and
Towels

These can be bought for Thanksgivinl
use and At these prices are exccc,iingl,
cheap. Every piece o. Table Linen. Nap
kins. Tray Cloths, Towels and Doilic
in this sale.
ei.insh all pure Linen Cream Damask,
sold very close al 55c, this sale ). ~
oo.ineh all pure Linen Blsached Dam.
ask, our Csc Damask, this sale,
only .............s....... ~
ts.ineh all pure Linen Bleached Dam.
ask, our 7st Damask, this sale, +. 81
6s.ineh Mercerized Damask in a beau.
tiful quality. Our 0oc Damask this
sale s...ss.....+t....s... -.
tThis Is the only Damask we have
that Is not linen, and Is a seller at
the regular price,
s2.ineh Blcachcl An Linen Damask in
new patterns with conventional and
scroll, this sale these SloO Damasks
at .................... 79c
72.inch extra heavy Blcachcd Damask,
a special at $3.50. We mean that il
could not be made 20 pay a regular
profit at the price II bought today.
This sale ................f... si.29
tThese are double Damasks and
great values.
2 yard by 2is yard Bleachcd Pattern
Table Cloths that are worth today
just 1915. Now in this sale at. s7.7o
Napkins to match a part Of these
Clothsl
2 yard by 3 yard Cloths, same grade
as above only longer, worth $3.50,
now in this sale at .......s 1897
These prices look to be incorrect.
They are the present and advance
prices shown up as you win find
them here.
y Napkins, all linen, our special $3.50
Napkins, this sale at ........... $40
* Napkins to match above Cloths,
value $500, this sale ....,....s 2.2S
Here the price shown big again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
LADIES' BINGHAM SHIRT
WAIST SUITS

These Suits are those sold by us at
s29s, S4es and s69s. Come in several
sizes, having the greatest number in
size "a. Now your choice at just half
the price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-11-19
BLANKETS.

Our cheap Blankets are all right. We
have too many Of the better ones, from
$500 up. These will be sold until cut
down, at a liberal discount.
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0uting Flannel Night Robes.

bic yokes, made to sell at soc; our
price has been soc. They now sell
at only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3oi
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Ribbons

One lot Of very heavy double-faeed
Satin Ribbon in colors as follows;
Nile, navy, red, brown, green, black
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HOSE SUPPORTERS.

Ladies silk Hose Supporters in black
and colors. These were 2oc support
ers. Too many. Now they go at Sc
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Babies Bonnets

Nearly all Of our Babies Colored Bon
nets that were SOC, 400 and $l.OO,
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IN Il i lot Of Outing Flannel Night
obes il good outing in pink Or blue
ssrioss. made full and long with dou-
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and lavender. Would cost II bought
now SOC. For this sale our price
is only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Csc
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now at .......S...... Csc, SIC and soc
eve have too many Of these.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31
WAS LOST 1900 YEARS.
A New Saying OF Christ Has Been
Found in Egypt

Chicago, Dec. 31.-The Daily News
says:
A new saying of Christ lost to the
world for Is centuries and found in
Egypt, was given to the world for the
first time today by Prof Henry A.
Sanders OF the University OF Michigan,
addressing the members of the Arch
geological institute now in session at
the University of Chicago. The frag-
ment Is part of an old Bible dating
back to the Moslem conquest of Egypt
and on it's face is authentic as to dis
arm hostile criticism.
The long lost fragment belongs in
the sixteenth chapter of the gospel of
ST. Mark and ollows the fourteenth
verse. 1t rels+es to the story of Christ's
appearance flowing his death, to
eleven of his oostles in Jerusalem.
With the ~ verse the Bible reads
thus: AG
Mark 1914. "And they answered,
saying that this age of unrighteous-
ness and unbelief is under the power
of Satan who does not permit the
things which are made impure by the
(evil) spirits to comprehend the truth
of God and his power. For this rea-
son, reveal thy righteousness now
they said to Christ, and Christ said to
them:
'' The limit of the years of the pow
er of Satan has been fulfilled, but 9TH
er terrible things are at hand and
was delivered unto death on behalf of
those who sinned in order that they
may return to the truth and sin no
more, to the end that they may In
herit the spiritual. indestructible,
glory of righteousness which is in
Heaven
Prof. Sanders declared that the new
found manuscript also contains what
is known as the liturgical ending of
the Lords prayer.
The text. was found. he said. by
Charles I, Freer of Detroit. who was
in Egypt for additions to his
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31

leg was peeled from the knee, my foot
was like a piece OF raw flesh, and had
to walk on crutches. I bought cake
of Cuticura Soap, a box Of Cuticura
Ointment, and q bottle of Cuticura
pills. After the first two treatments
the swelling. went down, and In two
skin came on. The doctor could not
believe his own eyes when he saw that
Cuticura had cured me and said that
he would use it for bis own patients.
three boSes Of Ointment, and five bot
ties of Resolvent, and have now been
cured over seven years, and but for
the Cuticura Remedies l might nave
children. and they are frequent users
of Cuticura, and I always recommend
it to the many people whom my bust
Mrs. .Jean-Baptiste Renaud, clairvoy-
ant, 277, Montana ST., Montreal, Que.
Feb. 20, 1907"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31

treasurer E. L. Copeland, General
Passe nger Agent ]. NJ. Connell Gem
eral Freight Agent j. M. Koontz, Gen
eraI superintendent F. c.. Fox and
Cnlef Engineer C. A. Morse. who
compose the Santa Fe official bowling
team, are practicing on the Y. M. G.
a. alleys every night. The betting
Iavors the Santa Fe men and it is ex-
pected that they will even up with the
state omcers for the severe jolts given
the railroads during the past year.
Burton Rogers, assistant in the vet
Urinary department of the State Aeri
cultural college, will deliver a popu-
lar address on Tuesday evening, Janu-
airy z, at the Kansas Improved Live
stock Breeders association, on the
"A sane plan of practically
graduating animal tuberculosis from
this country, without one cent of cost
or loss in excess of present losses.
within two years. The address will
De OF interest to the public as well as
to. stock breeders, for the State Aerf-
cultural college has made some inter-
est1ng discoveries on this subject dur
ing the past year.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31
MEXICAN CONSUL WON.
Secured Pardon for Countr.yman i'm
Prison Dying of Consumption.

Jose v. Dosal, Mexican consul sta
toned at Kansas City, came before
Governor e. w. Hoch Monday and
made plea for a pardon for Pedro
AIeman, one of his countrymen, who
is serving short sentence in the
Kansas penitentiary for manslaughter
Governor Hoch responded to the
plea by giving Alleman a pardon. The
Mexican minister was much pleased
and expressed his joy with the charac-
teristic gracefulness of his people
Alleman, according to Warden Has
kell, and Prison Physician Kanavel,
is dying of consumption. He has only
short time to live, and Consul Dosal
agreed to provide the unfortunate man
with ticket back to Mexico in case
of his pardon.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31
HUNT FOR A MAN.
Next Step i'm Solution of Harrison
Pond Murder Mystery

Newark, N. J., Dec. 31.--Mrs. Frank
HulPs Identification of the Harrison
pond murder victim as Mrs Agnes
Young of New York, appears to have
been accepted by the police despite sew
eral apparent discrepancies in Mrs.
Hulrs statements. Acting upon infor-
nation furnished by Mrs. Hull, the au-
thorities of Harrison today sent out an
alarm for apprehension of Charles
Meyers The man sought is described
in the police circular SO years old,
with round face black hair, weight It's
pounds, smooth Shaven, and black eyes.
He has been employed as a plano tuner.
According to the story told to the
police by Mrs. Hull after she had iden-
titled the body. she last saw Mrs. Young
in restaurant in Jersey City, the day
before the body was found in the pond
In Harrison. A man whom she knew as
Charles Meyers was with Mrs. Young
at that time and Mrs. Young told her
they were planning to go to a house
boat in Newark. Mrs. Hull said she
asked to be taken along, but Mrs
Young appeared not to want her, and
she returned to her home in New York
Mrs. Hulls Identification of the dead
woman, which even extended to an &C.
curate description of a filling in one of
the woman'S teeth, was strengthened
today when Mrs. Euifs husband, after
looking at the body, said he is also
positive it is that of Mrs. Young That
the officials here propose to take no
chances of losing the assistance of Mrs
Hull in their subsequent investigations
became known today when 1t was learn
ed that she has been detained and is
now held in a Newark hotel She has
not been placed under arrest, but a
detective stationed outside the locked
door of her room in the hotel has in
structions not to permit her to leave
the building.
The city prosecutor, who now has
charge of the case, assumed office last
midnight, succeeding William NJ Speer.
who had been appointed Judge of the
acts was to call Mrs. Hull before him.
She was questioned at great length re-
gardfng all phases Of the case within
her knowledge and it was four o'clock
this morning before she was escorted
to the hotel Arriving there, the door
of her room was locked and the deteic-
tive was placed On guard.
Moves to New York,
New York, Dec. 31.-On inform alton
given by Mrs. Hull. the New York po-
lice have been asked to aid the police of
New Jersey in the case of the woman
was found in a pond at Harrison on
December 26. Today New York detec-
tives went to the home of Mrs Hull
and seized a desk which she said was
given to her by Mrs. Young. This desk
Is said to contain many letters received
by Mrs. Young from admirers. Letters
from Mrs. Hull to Mrs Young referring
to the attentions paid Mrs. Young by a |
certain man and a will made by Mrs
Young are said also to be among the
papers in the desk.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31

and now 1 see that he is reported to
have said that his life with me was
very unhappy.
This is false-monstrously false. Our
life in Hampstead for nine years was
an open book. We were happy.
1t was not until he made the ac-
quaintance of Miss Whaley that 1 no.
ted any change in him. This was about
a year before they went away togeth-
er.
'One day about three weeks before
he disappeared 1 seemed to have an
intuition that there was some sin upon
his SOUL Yielding to an impulse to
know the truth 1 said to him: Would
you do wrong? The question did not
seem to startle him. Taking my hand
he said: Let me look you in the eye
and say no, no, 1 can not do wrong
Then he added: I can look you in the
eye and say it you see.'
TT seemed to me that the note of
triumph in his voice was out of place.
My heart asks me what should be
my duty if it were possible for him to
return a free man. Should 1 forget all
and receive him once more as nv hus-
band? 1t is a hard question to answer
unless lay aside all other feelings and
obey only the dictates of the Christian
spirit which is to forgive, to forget"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31
ONE TOO MANY RAILROADS.
City of Olathe Brings Action to Dust
Interurban Line

The city Of Olathe, unlike most
cities, has one too many railways, and
in the supreme court on Monday after
noon commenced proceedings to GUST
from the city the Missouri & Kansas
1nterurban line, which connects
Olathe with Kansas City.
The Olathe city officials have been
unable to make the interurban com
pany line up to its franchise. 1t has
failed to leave the streets in good con-
dition, and it has failed to comply
with numerous other conditions of the
franchise. The city alleges that the
company is insolvent, and 1t wants the
supreme court to require it to pull its
tracks out of the streets of Olatfe, and
quit the town.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-12-31
PAPA WAS TOO SLOW.
Daughter Married and Started On Her
Honeymoon Journey.

Chicago, Dec 31.-After cashing at
the Victoria hotel a check for $500.
drawn on Grafton, n. D., bank, j. }.
O'Brien proceeded to change his entry
on the hotel register from ~. j.
O'Brien" to ~. ]. O'Brien and wife"
The wife was formerly Miss Florence
Mckenzie. She is 18 years old and
her home is in Detroit. but she has
baen attending school at Notre Dame.
Ind. From there she came to Chi
cago and was welded here. Soon
afterward a telegram reached the
hotel from the father of the young
woman saving he was on his way to
Chicago to prevent the wedding. He Is
a director of the bank on which the
check was drawn and O'Brien is an
officer there. A complication in the
matter is that the young couple start
ed for home last night by way of Seat
tie, Wash.