The Ketchikan miner., 1908-05-16
KETCHIKAN Local Happenings of the Past Seven Days Terse!y
 Told.
(From Mondays Dailyl

the country, and Miss Marie Nelson took place yesterday afternoon at thu residence of Judge F.. s. Stackpole the judge officiating. The bride t, be arrived yesterday morning on tn, Seattle and was met here hy Mir. Si verman who had just come in from Hadley. The happy couple, who art registered at the Cornell. arranged {, leave this afternoon on the Teddy .fol aadley and were kept busy all tht morning receiving the congratulation: aud good wishes of their host O local friends. The Miner heartily joins in these, wishing them all the happiness that can come to them.
 (From Tuesdays Dailyl
 !. H. Rodgers who has been in Ket- .hikan some days, left for his mining oroI erty at Hollis this morning on the Teddy.
 E. Larson of Quadra came in yester- lay on the cannery boat.
 The Jefferson is due from the south onight about twelve o'clock.
 The Ella Rholfs is expected here ID time to go on the regular mail TUT Saturday.
 The City of Seattle is due from the North tomorrow, and will call al Prince Rupert on the down trip.
 Mir. F. s. Webster, representing the New York Life, is in town in the in- lerests of his company.
 At the Connell today are D. ". shelton of Beaver Falls: Geo. Y. Bland John l.. Bland. Fred Forss and Bert Mlllar. of Suizer: Paul Harmon If Baker Island r. E. Butler: Joe Aimmerch of Yes Bay.
 The Northland sailed last night for Niblack and North Arm. She will 1roceed to Wrangell and go as far as ,itka before returning. Manager H. :. Strong being aboard. She will re- urn here about Saturday CT Sunday bound for Seattle.
 There will be meeting of the re- of theWoman's Christian Ten perance Union at the Methodist G1ur h "Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. for the purpose of organizing local iuion. This world wide society of Christian women is doing splendid york in the name of God and Home nd Native. Every body invited, es- 1ecially those ladies who have signed he roll. Mrs. J. H. Connor, Organi- ger.
 At eight o'clock this morning, Mrs. Hamilton made the grewsome discov- .ry of fully dressed dead body float ing in the water in front of her house . the Newtown walk The body was ecured and Judge Stackpole. as coro- Ter. was called to the scene, and a urv of six impanelled. The body was Il such condition that i6cat ion as impossible except by the cloth ng, but there is every indication that [ is the missing Auriol boy. Joe Auriol. the father, is out of town but as been sent for, and it is believed hat he will fully identify the re- lains. The verdict of the jury will Ut be rendered until Auriol's testi- .ony is received.
 Everyone is invited to the reception ud ball this evening in honor of the -ify's guests As there are many whc not care to dance, it has been ar 1uged to devote the first hour to ar nformal social greeting of the visit ITS, and to that end number of the lder citizens, who are well acquaint- |. have been asked to assist the re- option committee in receiving ant introducing the delegates and others rom outside towns. Refreshments ill be served at any time during the vening, good music has been provid- i. and it is hoped and believed that q arge majority of our townspeople. neither they dance or not, will be ih ttendance. The doors will be open .t nine o'clock.
 The wrestling match at the rink last iihgt brought out good crowd whd eemed 10 get their moneys worth The main event was preceded hy two preli minaries, the first one, between Joe Brisbois of Ketchikan and Jack Wilson ''of Australia" being good hot scrap and keeping the spectators Interesttd every minute. Wilson had the advantage in weight and reach, but Brisbj jis stayed in the game every minute. Jimmy Hill and Filipino boy with twenty ounce name put up the next go and were well matched but failed to come together hard enough to make d fast event. Arthur Wise, of Westminster, E. C., took the first fall in the main event in fouf minutes, but had the tables turned by his opponent, George Radenbaugh, oi Auacortes, in the next, Radenbaugh h getting him with half nelson in tive minutes The third fall was fercely contested bot was finally won by Ra- denbaugh in nineteen minutes. Tracy James refereed the wrestling atct