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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

8locfen paa Sen an6en SIDE @aba=
liza lige operfor &apttolte=&l9nen
tilbgrer MI 5taten me0 rn6tagelie
al Sc Softer, bpor Maoilon og Me=.
cbai1ic Mrts Sfolerne ltaar, og 6iSie
pil blipe fjebt al 5taten, iaa mart
sen nDe Mecbanic Mrts @fole CT f9r=
sig. gn6pioere bill ser blipe fiebt
e1oel @runoeien0om pao @e6ar mel
lem oenne @a6e og @abaiba.
Gn &arncbplge, ser bar bol0t
&pifiglpet %lp9pen6e oppe omfring 80
GRADERS Merfet paa Sbermometret
/ bele Z Gage en6te Sns6ag Mften
mes cit munter lille Sor6en og en-
forfriifen6e &egn. 5erligt | be li6ite
Gage bapbe @armen peret trpffenoe
og u6ebagelig, og Mennei fer og 9Dr
leo iterft al SEN. Melten bper Dag
par ser flere Silfeloe al uSroltra=
tong, og / 0nsooes inotraf bele 4
9pbsfol6 og 3 8eipimel1er. Mf Sc
Dgoe bar 2 pofsne Men6, @illiam
&aperberg, 9lfuif for &amms 8rpg=
geri> og Ole 9lien, EN- 50-aarig
ugift ipenif Stenbru0sarbeioer, og 2
8grn, benbolospiS 4 Maaneoer og
2 Mar gamle. @aperberg blep fun=
SEN 6po paa en- Marf peo &uolon
&oa0, bbor ban bab6e l9gt SfDgge
UNDER &ornet, ioet fan felte, at ban
bar pes at belpime, meoens Slien
6eoe / lin 5eng, boor 2iget bleo fun=
set ON Morgene11; ba ban bleb fal=
Set til Srofoit. @n al Dem, ser be-
lpimeoe a Gar1nen, bar @m. Mc=
Miernep, Stuff poa @oreuens Sig
pogn. Denne blep falot us til Mor=
tbern &acifics CARDS for at bente 2i=
get AT en- Man6, ser bar blepen brebt
al ct Tr9n. l%1n6erbeiS fal6t Mc=
Niernep ne6 al 8uffeu, inoen @oro=
ner Wfiller og en- an6en Mano, Ser
bar paa &ognen, fun6e gribe bant.
@an blep brogt til @olpitalet og oil
fomme Jig.
9rafnct. Sobn @eterion, % g(or
gamn1el, me0 &iem bos tine 6orGl0re
/ 8S5 6uller Street, orufneoe Sgn=
Bag Mi60ag pe0 8aoning / 8aiS
Safe. Ser par tretten nnge Meno /
ct 6plge, JONI fom no til Ggen. Be=
ter Jon og Martin MoDlan rpeoe n0
paa Sgen lamumen og BEL lntte6e at
toge Jig en- Dlffert fra 8aa0en. 9e
iprang u6 fra bper lin SIDE al 8aa=
Oen og baboe fun pnret / &anbet cit
fort Stun0, 90 @eterlen fit &rampe.
&on raabte ON &ielp og ianf. Mop=
Ian lppmme6e itrafs til Steoet, bpor
Eeterlen bapoe peret, men fun6e life
fin0e bam. Man peoblep at leoe
til efter at Set bar blepet mgrft, 1nen
funbe fife fin6e 2iget. Sobn Beter=
jon Dqr:: fgot / ct. Saul. San bar
Sppograf og bapoe Mniettelie bos $.
s. 8opelon.
Sobn Carlton, aniat / Scan6i=
n~apian=Mmericon 8unf og boiat paa
Misiisiippt og @oof Streets, brufne-
Be / Safe McGarron 6reoag Mften.
San ba0e6e iammen meb $. 81. Sent
len, Ser ogiaa bor @niettelie / Ban=
fen, og @uit Mnberion. &amerater=
ne fnn6e lDdmme. Carlton pabeoe,
oa &ameraterne ippmmeoe no / So
fen ct 8ieblif. Sort efter TOM Sc til
bage til 5te0et og funoe fife finoe
bom. SON gift / @anb op til sf11l-.
ofene, ga Senien og Mn6erlon forloo
bam. De legte efter bam / @anoet,
og set bar ferlt efter at Sc boboe
foaet SiRlp, at set lDffe0es at finoe
Siget. Carlton oar % Mar gammel
og baDbe fun Deret / ct. SAUL nogle
Maaneoer. Sans Sornl0re boer i
Cambridge, Minn. Sans Sig blep
bragt til gountpets 2igbns al De-
lputDsg Coroner S Malonep.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
9en nne 9th Sircetpr

Den nDe GitD Directory ct MT /
&resien og oil blipe u0len6t ne1te
uge. Ser .arbeioes / bis1e Gage pao
en- Sptel1ing al @apnene / SEN trDf=
te @og, for efter set 11ofomne SaI at
faa 8egreb om SSnobpggerantallet /
8Den.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31
minneapolis.

&ebaftpr 6. Trpfma1 al u@ecfo=
.blaoet", set ipenlfe Misiionsblab fer
/ 8Den, bar anmelot lin &%an6i6atur
for 8alg til 2egislotrren JON &epre=
ientant for 80. 9iitrift> beitaae11oe
al 2. og 8. @ar6.
NDt &oru bar allere0e pitt Jig /
minneapolis. Sen fprite Gognlo6=
ming al 8pg al Bette Stars Apl fom1
/ Manoags in6 fra Tarmington og
kolgteS for 65 Gents pr. 8ulBel.
&ornban0lerne ime0eie r ct meget lip=
ligt &ornmarfe6 / Gfteroaret.
9en npe Gitp 9ireetorp ct MT /
Bresien og bill blipe ublenot neite
uge. Ser .arbeioes / 6isie Gage paa
en- SptGl1ing al Mapnene / Sen trDf=
te @og, for efter set 1ofomne Sal at
faa &egreb ON S10bpggerantallet |
8Den.
: Hrofesiur Spen Gftebal pe6 Mugs-
burg Seminary afreiier til @refen.
lan6 f%pritfommen6e Sgn0ag Mften
for at fortiette Sc @tu0ier, iom bal
begpnote paa lin ii61te &eiie. De11>
ne Gang logger ,ban life @eiem ONT
as Norge iom ii0it.
ct. &ebers Menisbeb bol0er 5gn,
0agen 5. 16. M11guit u0flugt til Safe
&arriet 8i%cnicgrun6. Ser blioer
g u6stiene1te / set Sri Tormi06ag 81.
II me6 Seitpre6ifen. Man tager
me0 Safe &arriet Sporbogn ino
langt Sen gaar, og bar 0a fun ct
&ar Minutters Gang til Me0eite0et.
Ser bltber ingen Ggn6agsifole / Sir
fen BEN Sag.
u@aibers". &olitiet5 Opmerf>
iombe0 er / Sen lenere Si0 gientags
ne @ange blepet benle6et paa, at
nogle pngre Spre bar gipet Jig at
me6 at gigre Gilnermelier til unge
&tger paa @a6erne / screenings
fparteret ON Mftene11. Nogle chill
fla0te 8etiente blep ien0t no for at
paagribe nogle al 6isie uMaiberS",
iaa ser funbe 1tatneres ct @fsempel
paa Dem, og / 2er6ags blep 4 al
biSie &aoolerer grebne paa ferif
@ierning, netop iom Sc bar be6 at
giere Jig bebagelige for to unge Do-
mer> Sc bab6e fa1tet 6eres pine paa.
geo Mrreitationen opgap oe to at
Dem Mapne1re Mlfre0 Sobnion %
Sarrp 8illiams pg 6ereS 2ipSbeitil-
ling iom Sanoelsreiien6e. De maat-
tie tilbringe Sgnoagen / Nrreiten, 6a
Sc iffe funoe ifaffe &antion. S
Manbags blep &c ml1lftereoe bier
$40 % latte fig giebliffelig ! Be-
.bagelie for at ifaffe 8engene, 30 bet
oilers gialot 5 Gage ! Mrbej0sbniet.
8omrter 8oite itilleoe iat1fibigt j
lllfoligt at set for 6remtioen DiI6e!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

aampagncn itaar for 9pren. 81.
8. 8romn al Maoiion, Minn., 6or.
mano for Sen republifanife Central
fomite, bar cabinet @obeofparter |
neoerite gtage / Mercbants Sotel og
bill bebolbe @opeofporteret ser, inbtil
Set permanente &ope6fporter fan BIZ
be aabnet efter 5. 4 Mugrit, ga Cts
efuttpfomtteen boloer oct ii01te Mp=
De fgr &agnen begDn6er og fait=
letter De enoelige Bloner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

s~tatso1bitpr Sperien tom biem !
2proags efter Ell l1ges &eiier ben
norolige Del of 5taten, bpor1noer
ban ioIgte omfring 5000 Mcres
5tatslono til 8rtier, Ser er Be bpie-
5te / 5totens @iitorie. Mellem So
600 % 10000 Mcres Statslano er
iplgt iioen Sen 1. Sunt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

See Grcam Spcial. Der. og Mrs.
&riitenien, 1853 8uiep Mpe., Merriam
Harf, ofboloer See Cream Social
for. @olgotba Menigbeos &pin0efore-
ming SorSoug s. 6. Muguit. @nbper
lom bar 2plt at oeltage er MGrtelig
peltommen. Sporpognen rSamline
Union Depot" fiprer lige tpt til Ste
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

ssnbag $. 2. glngnit bliDer Set
4ltergang | @olgatbo 4irfen, 1876.
Sbomos Street, Naitor 8ierre proc
.oifer lom iaobanlig 81. 1870. Mlle
Delfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-07-31

@uuomcn Of tbe @prlo, @arfielos
Camp go. 80, bill paa Manoag Mften
aabne ct @aoefarnepal paa Moria
Mpe. fra Mortb til Sepentb Street
og Nortb til 8ates Mpe. 6eitligbe=
oerne begpn6er me6 en- Barbecue,
til bpilfen er ~anlfaffet en- feel Sfse,
ser oil blipe 1tegt paa 5pi6, og ser
bliper fiebt 1000 8reo, ioo Delto-
gerne Tan felge SEN gomle &egel fra
8grneaarene ON at ipiie 8re6 til,
meo min6re 6e ga ipnes, at &ipoet
imager go6t NOT forl1oen 8rpb. 6or-
noen OfSefieoet lerberes ser Ealer
.of Mapor 2amler og ,@bief S'@on-.
nor. Men Ser bill blibe 8rng for
baaoe legemlig og aan0eltg Scoring,
for Ser fommer bele 5 5porbog1e
ful0e al Minneopolis @ooomen for
at oeltage | ,Np0elierne. Girsbag gf-
termiooag a%fgjereS &onteiten ON
&arneoal0ronningen, og ON Nftenen
uooeles en- Diamantring til Sen bel=
oige Game, iamtioig meo at bul1 fro.
neg, meoenS ben, Ser / 5temmetal
fommer benoe narmeit, faor en- ele-.
Egart Dasragt % SO. 3 @uloubr.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-23
To Our Out of Town Patrons

pay your railroad fare to 100 miles upon al cash
purchases amounting to % Come to Pine Bun SAT
urday You'll amply repaid by the satisfactory savings Oh
superior excellence Those who cannot come
write our Mail Order Department for special circular
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-17

III e , I U u II J
thing" he re-
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-17

bled on In pretense of camaraderie
currying favor, as he believed, ingra-
tiating himself with the coarse blunt
ness that served him among some
men. even among some women.
"We'll fix it somehow" he said reas-
suringly. "Don't you worry, Leila.
I've confidence in you, little girl.
You've got me out Of sticky messes
before, eh? Well. we've weathered
few, haven't we?'
Even the horrible parody on wedded
loyalty left her silent, unmoved, dark
eyes brooding, and he began to grow
a little restless and anxious as his
jocularity increased without a move
ment in either response or aversion
from his wife.
"You needn't be scared If I'm moi"
he said reproachfully. "The house is
worth two hundred and fifty thousand
and there's only fifty on 1t now. Ii
that fat Dutch skinflint, Plank, SHOWS
his tusks we can clap on another fifty"
And as she made no sound or move
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-17
Iro De Continued
Excusatic.

Mrs. standardization, that's twice
you've come home and forgotten to
bring the lard
Mr. Suburbanite-Its so greasy II
slipped my mind.-Judge.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-17
|a:SElllIg

Who will be the next Governor
of Virginia.!
Who will be the next President
of the United States!
What is Congress doing?
What efforts are being made to
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What are he happenings every
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-17
VII GINA MIL

IT WI
TARY INSTITUTE
Lexington. Va The Board OF VISITORS,
at thor annual meeting on the 2g.h Gay
of next June, will app lint STA "a.
DIETS to ill vacancies in the ISL, 3rd'
nh, 9Th. 10Th. 18th. % q 9Th. 25ih I'm
28th, 30th 33r, and Bath Sem toriai DIS
tricts and seyerh vt ARGE Ihese
appointments carry free b'aid and tui
tion Applications shcul" ne ADDRESSED
to the undersigned on OF Letofe june
10th, on forms that will be sent upon re
quest ". NICHOLS, Aefg supf.
For '''STEY''STAR
y ms tat, aoagzs Ind 70 saas = = A'1< =
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-17

laneh went ,pnI
i. 4 'Rtisp,. pgs
lha Aiea leeE
Ing VI. III. 8,
III | HGn Ii
Tin Id for IT. he
nuttered. Aft
err awhile lie put
the letter in his
p o ok ct an d
walked on.
1T really
d0sSn't commit
liV t o u NY
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1908-07-17
Contractor and Builder
Permanently Located


We are prepared TO do all classes
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HOUSES, BARNS,
STABLES. SHEDS, ETC.
Let us have your orders for Doors
and Sa>heS. we can save You money.
We do all kinds of Shop w'rk.
\ big shop. Improved mat h'nerv
and dry kiln. in fact everything
that goes to make an up-to date and
well equipped plant.
Dealer in in all kirds of Lumber.
Dressed Lumber a Speciality.
All orders receive prompt alien
ton
/. i. BuSsard,
Monterey, Va.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-06
Making Uncle Sans Word Good,

General Tom Edgar, the FIRST white
child born on Galveston Island (his
birthday was in June, 1880, was re-
turning to Galveston from Houston
where he had been an honored guest at
the dedication of tablet placed on the
site of the first capitol of Texas, az
Houston. We were seatmates in the
smoking car. He told many amusing
stories Of the early days. Among 9TH
ers. he narrated his experience as u
Juror in the case Of negro on trial for
stealing a mule. 1t was in 1865 while
United States soldiers we're still in
charge at Galveston The negro pleaded
not guilty but the testimony was prtty
clear against him. His lawyer, ignoring
The testimony, based his defense upon
the assertion that the negro could not
possibly be guilty.
rs it not face" he said "that the
federal government promised TO every
freeman two mules and sixty acres of
land? No man can deny it, because it
is fact My client has not received
his promised sixty acres of land He
has not received his promised span Of
mules. He has, indeed got but one
mule. as these witnesses have testified
end the United States still owes him
another mule and sixty acres of land.
leave it to you, gentlemen" he said,
turning to the jury, IF the facts do
not prove conclusively that my client
is not guilty of stealing this mule and
can not. under the circumstances, have
been guilty"
"That argument" said General Edgar
"tiekled us so that we actually returned
a verdict of not guilty I don't be-
lieve the darkey ever did get the other
mule and the sixty acres, but We did
all we could do TO make Uncle Sans word
good.1From Success Magazine"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-06
UNANIMOUS
FOR TEXAN
Henry P. Brown Elected Su-
preme Chancellor
BY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Mrs Nellie +. Merriam OF Mustogee
Oklahoma, Was Elected Supreme
Chief of the Pythian Sisters
Other X. of P. DOings.

Boston, Aug 6,---Henry Parish Brown
of Clebourne. Texas, was elected supreme
chancellor OF the 100000 knights ol
Pythias OF the country to-day. lie was
supreme yice-ehancelor aud there was
no opposition to his elevation. The
fight was over the other supreme olli'
GERS. The real business OF the conyen
tion began to-day, following the two
days OF pageantry.
The concluding feature OF yesterday
was the reception last night at Mechan'
les building, given by the supreme lodge
TO the membership at large, where hun
dreds met, recovered from the rain.
soaked condition of the afternoon, and
made merry. There was vaudeville al
the camp and receptions at the various
headquarters. In the afternoon the sl.
preme lodge met and carried on some
routine business.
The announcement Of prizes for the
parade was made as follows:
Class A, for floats or other special
features-First prize, Sl25, Scandia 8
Boston; second SIS. Hyde Park l3s Hyde
Park; third, St. Omar O. Cambridge.
Glass b, for best appearance in uni.
formity Of dress First, SIS, Freedom
III Worcester; second, $50, Paul Revere
1856, Lynn; third, $50, King Solomon s,
Boston
Glass c. for best appearance in march.
ing and department First, SIS, Peter
Woodland y, Lynn; second, Savoy lO2,
Boston: third, SIS, Plymouth Rock AZ,
Whitman.
Glass D, to the Pythian Sisters for
floats or other special features-first,
sl25. Paul Revere Temple 81, Lynn;
second. SIS. Boston Temple 80, Bostonj
third, $50, Lynn Temple 3, Lynn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-06
NO LOCAL ISSUES
So That vermont's Campaign Will Be on
National Lines, Says Williams.

Burlington, Aug B.--The conference
OF Republican town committees OF Chit
tenden and Grand Isle counties were
held at City Hall yesterday afternoon
with large attendance Homer l..
Wright, member OF the Republican state
committee from Chittenden county, pre-
sided over the gathering. Which was in
formal. Lieut.,Goy. George H. Prouty
of Newport the candida5r for aoNernoEl
and Il. u Williams Of the same town,
chairman Of the Republican state com
mittec. were present and addressed the
voters. The keynote OF the sentiments
expressed at the conference is that it
is important to roll up the biggest pos
sible majority at the Vermont Septem-
ber election Tor the influence which such
d majority will have on the national
election two months later. 1t was also
stated by several Of the speakers that
there are no local issues in Vermont
this year and that in consequence the
campaign must be conducted for the
most part on national issues.
Chairman, Williams, the first speaker
emphasized the Importance Of an in
creased Republican majority for the
state ticket. In the large towns, he
said. it might be possible to make con-
ycrts; the duty OF the leaders in the
smaller towns is to do individual work,
Interesting the individual voters to
make an effort and get to the polls
on election day. The speech making,
and rallies. he said, would be started
next week.
Lieut.. Gov. Prouty said that this year
the party must fight against apathy on
the part of the voters, Governor Proc
tors administration has been remark
ably satisfactory one, has received the
endorsement Of many leading Demo
Gratis including the candidate Of the
Democratic candidate for governor. The
people very generally are satisfied and
feel that things are going on well. Hence
a great personal effort is necessary to
cpt the voters out. If they viii come
out. there is no doubt but that they
will vote right.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-06
LAST NIGHTS DELUGE
DID GREAT DAMAGE
Street Superintendent Bruce Estimates
That the Cost of Repairs in This
City VIII BE About
$500.

The drought was broken yesterday
atternon with vengeance, and an I'M.
preccdented amount OF water fell from
2;30 until early in the evening. The
rain began ially steadily and increased
rapidly Tor short time, until there was
more water flowing down North Main
street than in Jail branch.
Some small boys took advantage OF
the stream running down the street Tor
floating good sized pieces OF timber, and
the street in front OF the Nichols block
resembled river, the water running
from curb to curb. Several OF the hill
streets, including upper Prospect street,
Franklin, Wellington and French streets,
were badly washed and quilted. Super.
intendent Of Streets Bruce estimated the
cost OF temporary repairs at $500, and
the cost OF putting the streets in the
same condition Us they were before at
considerable more.
All the workmen Of the street depart
ment, 30 in all, and six teams are work
ing on the streets making necessary
repairs. Water flowed into several cell
lars on North Main street, but little
damage was done from tins source.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-06
FAvoRITEs WERE UNSTEADY.
That Accounted For The Slow Time at
Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo, Mich, Aug 6.-Spani,h
Queen justified the confidence Of her
friends yesterday when She won the
Burdick House purse Of $4,000, the
banner Offering Of THE Kalamazoo grand
circuit meeting. Her nearest competi-
tor was the mare Alcaste in the Geers
stable and Aleaste made the winner
equal her record OF 2:07h to win the
second heat.
The blg raee was marred by the mn
expected msteadincss Of every horse
from which any good work was eX-
pected and this accounted for the slow
time made in three of the four heats
that were necessary to finish the con
test. But for the break made by
Spanish Queen when she was leading
down the back stretch in the first heat
there would undoubtedly have been but
three heats trotted
The real race of the day was fur
nished by three of the five starters in
the 2:19 class for trotters and at the
end of five hard fought, though not
fast heats, Lou ATcDonalds mare Mar
yeletta was returned the winner Al
celia had an easy time Of it in the 2:79
pace and was not compelled to step
within two seconds of her best record
to win Local followers of the sport
were given big surprise when the Ok
lahoma PAGER, Shamrock, easily de-
feated Maybird and Minnie NJ in the
2:14 class for which but four horses
started.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-06
INTERESTING ROMANCE.
In Which Montpelier Salvation Army
People Figure.

Lebanon, n. H., Aug. 6.--Aiiss Alma
Mary Ashton, ensign in the local corps
OF the Salvation Army at Montpelier
Vt, for the past eight months, and Fred
i. Gates, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gates
of this town, were married at s last
evening in the home of the groom's par
ents. Invitations were sent 70 more
than 800 and many were present from
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and
Vermont, including prominent officers in
the Salvation Army.
The wedding march was played by
William Ashworth. Rev. Edwin HisloI
OF the Methodist Episcopal church per
formed the ceremony. The bride wore
white imported muslin, trimmed with
lace, and carried shower bouquet ol
sweet peas.
Miss Clara Gates, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor, and wore
white dotted swiss and carried a bou'
quet OF pink sweet peas. John II. Var
mum of Pescham, VT, was best man
Elbridge H. Thompson of Lebanon .was
master of ceremonies and had charge oi
the decorations. a reception followed
the ceremony
SIR and Mrs Estes left on the even
ing train for short trip, and will reside
at Montpelier, where Mr.. Gates is loca
representative of the Standard Oil com
pany.
There is a bit OF interesting romance
connected with this marriage. Mr.. Gates
became interested in the Salvation Army
some months ago and decided he would
attend one Of their meetings The bride
OF yesterday had charge OF the meeting
and her soprano voice and attractive
manner proved too much for Mr.. Gates,
and he was Immediately converted and
Joined the ranks and became a faithful
attendant at every service.
1t was the intention Of Mr., and Mrs.
Gates to have public wedding, but
owing to the fact that the colonel Of
the Salvation Army, whom the bride
wished to offieiate was so far away, the
plans were not carried out.
tpon their return to Montpelier, Mrs.
Gates will give up her Office in the
army, as in order to hold it her husband
would have to be an officer also.