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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
greB fra Sens Siren.
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Ser ND fra Snlur brioes Der ogiuo
3enonn Misiion. 80 9omer Sr6fen
@sm1sien og 6r6fen 6len1ming bar
0eres Station fer. 2igeleoes er ber
eli SnouitrtIfole, bpor 9rengere fan
Ipre ct S%oonOtprf. Ogiua Der I'M
oerbiIer HoIt. SfrGt5e. Sillige er fer
10 &o1tifoIer cen for Grengerp oQ
cen for &tgerne men ga be netob bub-
SC 5erie, bIeb jeg life befenot mel
Gem. 8grnene fer bar benligere oq
lettere at foa / Sale, emo noget on
set Ste0 ieg bar. 0o ieg boe6e I et
Self 1tbe / Sapen, bnb0e ieg oItif
here's GeIifob. Nogle of Dem fltnot
Ii6t @ngeIff, og Ri bGeb mart qoof
Gcnner. Seq tolte en- Sag til 6en
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

&roner og ienere 1000 &roner til e
Srgel. Sans 8iGe6e bpnger paa
SGg9en. Soran Mlteret liqqer ct
S9ppe brooeret, at BEN af ale mis-
lionsfenote 8enner, 8robit s. @abI.
Sans iioite arbeioe bar paa bette
SGppe Iftenen for ban og0e. Sor
Chen er BaItor glnoerien BEN le6en-
&c, men ga bar mart ifoG reile til
Welifllpparn, iaa bill &aitor S6o-
mas fere Silipnet. 6rpfen &amlau
bar &niplingsifnle, tillige Ell bum Be
ltprer paa ct lille 86rnebiem, Tom
De bar fer; Gigele6es err 6er en- Soft
Ifp(e beipgt al go eqer 70 nnge 81
ger. Ser lgres Sc olminoelige
Sfolefag, og berne Sfole Ieoes af
6r1 Nn0erien.
Sort.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Wape sc rIe9enheo.
alt Mape6ciuer fra ilct 6DrOpielIe
fOriDinber / fort Sib.

@nboer 6amilie fer buroe 6ape
Nfapepiin ! Suiet, Sd enboer fan fau
ct AnfalO at iIet Gor6eielie eaer on.
bet Mape6eiOer naar jun Delft,
Dag eQer Scat.
9ette u%ifa0elige &rapurat biz for
>pje, bpao 9e ipiier og faa 8ugt
meo ell l1r Mape / fort Si6.
9erIom Woaltioerne life fri1ter
Gem, eaer bpaO li0t, 0e ipiIer, ip-
neS of fploe Gem, eQer BET liqqer
lem en- Slump 8lp / Mapen, eGer
0e bar Siertebrpnoe, set er Sequ
pou ilet Sor09ielie.
8eo 9eres 8bormaciit ON en- so
Gents 9@ife at 8ape's Oiopepiin
% tag en- Sriongel efter Mftensma+
ben / aften. Sngen iur 0pitigning,
ttlgen &e6en fra uforosiet Moo bill
H'ertes, tn9en @ns | Wtapen, tngen
&palme, Sobeopine ener SbimuteI.
heo. alt bette bill foribinoe, og oes-
1toen bill Der fngen fure Snbftancer
bore ttlbage / Moben til at forpefte
Ionoeorettet meo fpaIme Dnnfter.
Sope's 0tapepfin er en- fiffer &1tr
for alt Wobe6eiber, foroi SEN toger
fat poa 9eres SsSe og foro6ier ben,
iom ON Mapen bar FUND.
Iftnal, promt 2inoring for al
Ceres Mobebeiper berter pao Gem
Dos 9eres 0ruqgift.
9isfe Itore so gts. @ffer inbe-
6oIoer tiIitreffeIigt til at furere ct
TiGfGl6e al Gpipepfio eler ieIt esor-
bpieGie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

9ecfs Gf~terfslger. BaItor Sornbecf
bliper unOerbolot at 8grnene / Gam
mart og er beres Misfioner. San
bar lige baft ben itore 5or9 at mite
lin 9ultrn og maa mi reiie til Gam
mart meo fine 4 Imaa 8Srn. Ser
rem bar %iaaret, men ban fam ogiaa
l@ge. San bar oppe bos Nielien
Den fioite Dag, fSr ieg reiite, og hi
boboe EN- if6n Stuno ianmen. @i
erfareOe, at BET er go0t og lifligt, at
8rSOre Dor tilIammen Ser er fife
longt til ben ne1te Station Siru-
f%niIl1r; FIN cen Simes &prIel paa
Sernbnnen. Ser err Sen ne1t9lo1te
INSTRUMENTATION paa BEN 0anife Mis=
fionsmarf, iom faloes Siloom %
er ~grun0lagt al MisIioneren g.
InOerlen, bbis 8iueoe Berger /
&irfe1. Ser bar Misiion9r SOB.
In0erlen Sr6fen S6ofte ng Sr6=
fen &omlan 0eres 8irfI ombeo. Sor-
ffelige bar beret ber / Iarenes SOB.
Sfle bar Der for en- &effe at @ar;
ienere 8oitor g. 3. Sanien. Sto-
tionen er ben it6rite, iom 9anif erne
bar / Snoien. Der er 500 b6bte. Ser
Ell Ell meget goo in0fgot 8reit
Sboulas; ligeleOes bar ber en- in0-
fGOt &atefet 8iiuoaiam, ser bar /
+, Selifobets SieneIte / Is @or % ogoe
iom ing ManO 1904. San ifol babe
tGret ierOeles begobet og prlig.
W}en begge oisie 2 Weno bar Sc
faaet fra andre Misfioner. Sen in6=
f60te 8aItor Sbomas 6ol0t CUBS
%tjeneite Ssnoog &1. 9. Otter 8re=
hifen bar Ser Confirmation. Sire
9reltge eaer hinge WGn0 os II Yi=
ger 6leo fonfirmeret - oglaa us
fert be0 HaItor Sbomas. &l. 3 par
ser Sgnoagsifole lc0et uf Be inb=
fsote &l. 4 ltngoomsmgoe, bppr
Misiioner Sob. Mn6erien talte til
40 eler so unge Meno og &pin6er.
Seq talte ogiaa li6t til oenne Sfare
al unge Sinouer, oe f1eite bar &riit-
ne. - @noerien oberiatte -. Ser
BRIGGS BET Sqrmnlife Sprog. &.
G ON Iftenen bar Der engelif CUBS
tieneIte leoet at Inoerien, ST. s
Bigemsoe bos Srsfen Shannon. 40
hinge Giger bar Ser ogiaa Be nDltg
fonfirmereoe. Seq f%ortalte Dem li0t
fra Sontbaliitnn og fra @lt5oentbal
Nfrifo. - 8altor Sbomas oberiatte
Sele @uostjeneiten ON Sormi0=
&ugen / &irfen bar, iom 81 bar set
/ Sc ll1tberife &irfer | Inerifo. Ell
lroms Strife er en- If6n 9pgning og
fan rltmme 400 Menneifer. Get
nnr til ben, Roitor 0eicfman ltnoer
M9rfet, zen Jpif Street. gap 7000I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

oper Sob. 8, IS. Sdult5e par Oper-
letter.
Ger par lige onfpmnlen Ell ung
Flge ira 9~oOcr5lcp, lon1 par for
lpDet nlcO Misiionur @ilnm. 2iqe=
leOcs leper Der ell gallnlal Misiio=
ltGr, @nn G5riitiun Sdniot, lont
er loot | 6lensborg og bans SuItr1t
/ 6reOericio. San er bel fen6t meo
&c gannle troen0c / 9tprollesuiq og
Ganmarf. San bar bit itaaet nnr
ZEN go0e gomla gr%ltnOtpigifc Getning.
SON bar pGret @rpIt / Mmerifo
CGarlDle Eenn.) / General Council
| Sl1ttning al Sre0ierne. S 1870
rciite ban, iom 0erc5 Wisliurur til
SnOien. San far / mango 9[or BAIT
Stotionen / &oiabnun0rp. San er
MI Ell Mano paa 70 Idr oq leper
fer iom pripnt Mo10. 0eres ene1te
9attet Sugmnr err gift nco Wislio-
nGr St6ofer, iom er pe0 9refllm
Wtsiionen. Sammen meo S6miot
| H~aiabnntnorp pirfe0e oqIaa Mis=
IionGr Goltlien, Ser bor paa Mis-
iionsifoIen iontmen mes Sermon
Scnlen og 26bantbal. Saul en err mt
@prer beo MisiionsifoIen I Serman-
berg.
Otter at baoe tiIbragt fire lfgnne
Gage / Salur, moatte leg brpoe op.
Seq er 10 fun Ell reiienoe, Ser Tier
Al Ste0. Otter en- Seats Heiie / Of e.
nngn, fom leg meO en- bltrtigere 8e-
frroring Gompbelten. Seq maotte
! Gaa forbi Srinpattl1r, bpor ser ogIoa
ct noroiIesoigif Wtsiion, og bbor
flere Spnoeripoer pirfer, men leg
maatte reiie forbi S Wo6ros blep
leg mootogen al oen penlige 8ait.
anuo Sei6erg, iom 10 oglon er fenot
/ Mrerifo fra ct life Sfrift uoqipet
al bam ON acknowledgements len /
Itorben og trpffet / o. 8. g. s.,
Sluir, Nebr. San orbeioer iammen
meo 8. s. 2orien og Dor pao 9. sc.
6. I.=Siemmet og birfer b~opeoIage=
Ing irellem Stuhenterne. 9ei6erg
itaor / Set banife @isiionieIfobs
SieneIte, men 2orien ggr life.
Ga jeg untoger, at Sc fleIte al
n9aniferens" 2eiere fenoer til set
0onife WisfionsieIffab og bets Ir-
bei0e ferfig / Sltoien iuu ffaG ieg
fife ifribe ioo meget berom. Sor Dem,
Ser fife fertber bet, bill ieg onbefole
at f6be og leie Gaft. 9sgItrups iiolt
uofonme Sog ON MisfionsIelfabef,
bets Siftorie og Irbejhe. 9en fan
antagelig faces / Slair. 5 Meaoros
far Selifa6et Ell 9irfebngning, ct
SfoIerlrn og besuoen en- ifgn gien-
Dom, iom li9ger pao &nnoolls &aao.
Ser bar Dc fleIte 0anife Misiionerer
rpbolOt Jig en- Si0, til Sc fit Spro=
get lGrt. Ste0et er Iulrft beIiggen6e.
Tor Siben be6oes Set at Sen 11rge og
ciifelige 9Gge Srimo6t og &uItru,
iom er en- 9atter At Sen befenbte
6anIfe Batriot @. SGgsbrp. 0e bar
bGret Der / ct Ior, men set tager
olmin6eligt to Nar for at lGre Sprp-
get nogenlltnoe. 8aIt. Sittmon er
8rpit ne6 &irfen / Muoras. San %
bans Sultrlt ger ct trofait Nrbeibe
ber / Menig6eoen og Sfolen. Noor
&ermm Senien MI til Soroar refer
Elem, bliber 8ittman BEN el6ite POO
set 6anIf e Wisiionsi efffabs Morf.
Menigbeoen er fun lille, font Ser
Cor bpret urbei6et FER / mango @ar,
men Marfen or bnnr6. S Mooros
I orbei6er og1oa Ben gantIe inof66te
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
2tttester.
n',UN-un.-AN.nr-.
10 @T~

6el9enoe Nteter BABES MI poa Eager og fan r6-
lcnoes innn1e Dag, 9~eitiGingen ~inoIeber:
9onbsoteit 9r. SOP - 9ris $3.50 pr. 9ufin.
Saabsnhet Nr. 200 - gris $3.50 pr. 9rfn.
S%oobSotteit 9r. % - 9ris 81. 90 pr. Guffn.
Gaabsotteit Scr. % - 8ris S 80 pr. 9uiin
3onftr1not1onsattel Nr. 4O1 Gris $t.5O pr. 0ulin.
&onflrn1ottonSottei Gr. - Ers $t.OO pr. 9uiin.
ao1ftrnlottonsotteI gr. IS Brts S so pr. DuIin.
&onftrmotionsattet Nr. 8 - @ris S 80 pr. gatIin
Wharfage Certificate Nr. ii - 9ris $3.50 pr. G4fin
Se9feptellesatte1t 81. Il Gris $3.50 pr. 01iin.
Wharfage Certificate 9r. ITO - Grts $500 pr. 0uIin
Wiurriage Certificate gr. il 8ris 50 90 br Tuiin
Marriage Certificate Nr. 6O2- &rts S.. so pr. D1fin
SesilOen babes ale ateiter aabinetsitprrelfe paa
Ganif og gngeHf, 8ris soc per 0uIin.
@nore steier f~orffaffes poo Spfororina.
I. Marts 1909.
9aniib Snt6. Embl. Spmic.
HMH nna Nelsen b.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09

Sineierue til forlfeqige Si0er / Sen
triitnc &irfes @iltorie.
6erenO ieg fomrter n9rmere inO
pua Wiorriion5 @erning, bill hi Der
for / al &ortbeO betragte Bette fOruO-
g%anen0e 9lrbeiOe.
Yf Sra0itionerne Ipne3 set at
irCn1gnn, at &rtitenoonmen ct in0-
fprt / &ina, ON life beO IpoItelen
Sbomas, iaa bog / Sirfens ti0ligite
Mforgenltun0. 9feitoriuniSme er Dog
ben f6rite friitalige 8epGqelie / ST.
liz, man felt0er noget til for beltentt.
6orfuIgte / Gommerrtget IDrloo ne
ltorianlfe Wht1fe bette og fOm til
&tna f6rit | BET s. Aar6unOreOe.
Dc ipntes at gpre ct tort NrbeiOe;
men 0a Mtobnmeoanismen fit SnO=
gang, ta6te Ne 1torianiSmen meget at
i'm &raft. Den begpnOte ioo at goo
pua Afforb nleo Seoenifabet pg gif
mart til @rutl0e, ian Der / lange
Siber intet Spor bar b9ret at finoe
al Ben.
Npn1s ferIte Ippitel / &ina al no
gen Setp0ning bar Sobon ira Mon-
tecprpino. San fnm til &i1u / @a=
ret 1899. "a ban bapoe nrbejoet
Ger ii Iur, 6ap0e ban en- 9iicipel-
flare paa 5000 Siele. San ar
bei0e0e ntretteligt baa0e iblonot
Sern og pofsne, lfreD og uOOelte
Sraftater og operiatte BET nDe Se1ta=
mente % 0apiOs Salmer. 0a ban
reOe 1928 efter at 10000 &inelere
tar 6leDen on1penbt, lerge0e baaOe
Sriitne og SeOninger beo bans
&aare.
9enne SGomitringsti6 pare0e oog
fin fort. Sans Gfterfolgere ar
heiOe0e b9ientligt / WongoIiet, og
Ga Wfongolierne bleo o~berbun6et al
Bring Gpnaitiet, goar &atolifferne
ltD al Siitorien. Yabens 9efaling,
at 9i6elen ifuloe forflares beo 8il=
leoer / ale &irfer iom ct Miooel til
OF fange Sc inofebte, bop0e mouife
Ell miOlertiig Sirfning; men set bar
iom Sr0et / Seir 2ignelIe, Ser bar
ioaet paa Stengrun0: Ser bar ingen
Sorobu16, iaa 90 Sorfelgeli erne
fpm, folot Sc fra.
gelt blep Ser StiIItan6 me6 al
~ounoelig 8aapirfning uoefra inotiI
BET 16. @arbunorebe. 0enne Gang
cor set Seiuitterne, Ser / oeres Sber
fer Wtisitonen ogIaa fom til &ina.
ga Seiuitten Galignani poa Sci
til Sapun iom 9abiers @fterfSlger
fan noet bimmelife &ige"s &p1ter, us
raabte BON: 80 &lippe, &Iippel mar
bill bu lltffe Big OPT @6glen til Bis
lie &lippeporte bIeb gipet Oen taller
ife Seiuit Watteo &icci, en- bDgtig
Wnn0 meo gooe &11noifaber.
San fom til Sen port1giiiife 8p
Wofoo, men nnaeoe meo 2ift og
Str9b mart in6 / 2onoet, i1otil
bon til ii6It ff @6gang til &obe6-
Itaben. San bIeo mo6toget meo Sc
geiItring, og set Ipntas, at ban / ct
Nu iful0e erobre belle &inn. Men Set
off Der, iom set Ida ofte ipne8 at goo
&atolifferue: Slongeinilo6e0en bar
pon Observation-Disclosures 8efoitning.
v&eniigten beQiger Miolet a, er Sc
iuitterneS berpmte @oGgiprog, og
lGicci forIto6 at BRUCE set. San baf=
te itprt &6re tblan6t &ineIerne; men
munge at bans fatolffe Meoarbei6ere
Go0le0e bans Sremgongsmoo6e me-
oct. Ser bar fi6en orbei6et meget
hnQtige Wpn6, nf bbilfe en- tiff Sc
init pes Nubn SmaQ bite fla fprlio
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-09
Senne pr9gtige sats FRI

Oct er herre Stramningsfiar og
Stiaeifrue. iom s6r Saflen
iaa parhifnln. Bsg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
SMITH-PLAMONDON.
Marriage of Couple Well Known in
This CITY.

Specia! Dispatch TO The Star.
CHICAGO. January 14.-One Of the most
impressive wedding ceremonies ever wit
messed by Chicago society took place to-
day at Holy Name Cathedral. when
Archbishop Qusley united in marriage
Miss Blanche Plamondon OF Chicago and
J. Henry Smith of Newark, y. j. The
bride is daughter Of Charles A. Pia-
mondon, prominent business man, and
Mr. Smith is associated with his father,
former United States Senator James
Smith. jr. in the publication of the Morn
ing Star of Newark.
Archbishop Quigley was assisted by
Bishops Hennessy of Kansas. Muldoon
of Illinois and O'Connor of New Jersey.
Over thirty guests from Newark, New
York and other eastern cities were pres
ent. Miss Charlotte Plamondon acted as
maid of honor The bridesmaids were
Misses Marie Plamondon. Pauline Stout
enburgh of Newark. katherine Stanley
of Newark and Florence Brace OF Pitts
burg. The groom's brother. George Il.
Smith, was best man, and Hugh c. Bar
rett and Joseph l.. Smith of Newark.
Richard B. Cook of Pottstown. Pa; Fred
G.. Appel of Indianapolis. &. Ambrose
Plamondon of Chicago and James l.. Mar
tin of New York were the ushers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14

No. l on an indictment charging him
with robbing Miss Edith Wilkinson No
Vember 23 last. Catlett was remanded
for sentence. The prisoner has been
twice tried for similar offenses, but both
times the jury disagreed.
At the trial yesterday the principal wit
ness for the government was a thirteen
year-old girl. Virginia George. whose tes-
timony was largely instrumental in Sc
curing the conviction.
1t was testified that Miss Wilkinson
was walking near 14th and L streets
early in the evening and was confronted
by a negro. who stepped from behind
tree where he had been hiding. lie
grabbed her purse. severely wrenching
her wrist. and made off lie had gone
only short distance. however. when he
stumbled and fell At point where an
arc light threw its glare. 1t was then
that Miss George saw him. and in con
sequence she was enabled TO later posi-
lively identify him
Assistant United States Attorney Perry
conducted the prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
Hotel Arrivals.

New Willard-H. c. Wilson, New York
Bruce Edwards. New York; b. A. Van
Wrinkle, Hartford. Conn; J. c. Call, Chi
cago; C. A. Bruce. New York.
Arlington-R. Smith. Brooklyn: +. S.
Wheeler. New York: Mrs. E. 3. Marshall,
Grand Rapids, Mich; J. ii. Meyer, Bos-
ton: c. Eastman. Concord. n. H.
Riggs-C. E. Jennings. Boston. Mass.
Ralph Smith. Atlanta. Ga; G. Ward Cook,
Haverhill, Mass: D. W. Hancock, Belfast
N Y; H. Warden, Belfast, n. Y; T. J.
Atkins. ST. Louis. Mo-; II. 3. Boardman
and Mrs. Boardman. Oshkosh, Wis; c. r.
Williams and Mrs. Williams, Camp Doug
las. Wis; E. ]. Morgan Boston. Mass.
J. Sabelman. Baltimore. Md; a. r. Stae-
fer. Glenside, Pa.
Raleigh-W. II. Fowler New York: j.
r. Hass New York; J. l.. Stone. New
York: Miss Morrison, Chicago; J. S. Ca
bell. Cleveland.
Normandie-E. Y. Webb. Mrs. Webb.
Miss Elizabeth Webb and Master +. Y.
Webb. jr.. Shelby. n. g.: Edward OZeman.
Constantinople; Richard c. Smith. New
York city: II. c. Evans and Mrs. Evans,
Philadelphia. Pa; DIR. and Miss b. l..
Crane, Boston. Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
Townsend-Gaith
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
BALTIMORE, January IA brilliant
military. wedding which will take place
i'm Baltimore this evening will be that of
Miss Martha Blanche Gather, only
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Harry c.
Gather, to Lieut.. Julius Curtis Town
send. U.S.N. The ceremony will be per-
formed at 7:3O o'clock at Christ Prot
estant Episcopal Church by the rector.
Rev Edwin Barnes Niver. The brides
dress will be a directoire model made of
white satin, embroidered in roses and
trimmed with duchess lace. The tulle
veil will fall from IA wreath of orange
blossoms which was also the wedding
wreath of her mother, and she will carry
a shower of lilies of the valley and white
orchids. She will be attended by Mrs.
Eugene s. Newbold and Mrs. Charles r.
Martin as matrons of honor, in white
crepe media. embroidered and trimmed
heavily in cloth Of gold. and by two
bridesmaids. The latter will be Miss
Placide Thompson of Philadelphia and
Miss Alice NJ. Albaugh of Baltimore
Their gowns will be of corn-colored mes
saline. heavily embroidered upon the cor
sage in yoid and trimmed with gold net
All will wear gold roses in the hair and
The groom will have for his best man
Lieut.. G. ]. Rowclifr. U.S.N.
A reception and supper Will follow at
the residence Of Judge and Mrs. Gather
at the Preston apartments. There the
decorations will be palms and smilaX
with Easter lilies and bride roses in the
drawing room and pink roses i'm the sup
per and music rooms.
Among the out-of-town guests present
will be Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin
Young. Miss Young, Miss Julia Young
and Miss Olivia McLain. all of Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the District health office during the past
twenty-four hours:
John w. and j. Blanch McCausland.
January II. 1909. boy.
Albert and Katherine Kuhn, January 8
1909, girl.
Frederick f. and Emily l.. Hoppel, jan
uary IL. 1909, girl
Jacob and Mary Ourisman, January 5.
1909, girl.
Max and Gertie Fishman. January 5,
1909. girl.
William p and Mabel l.. Kyle. January
10. 1909, girl.
Pascoe e. and Madge A. Breeder, Janu-
airy II, 1909, girl.
George and Mary Pierce. January Q.
1909, boy.
Edward B. and Martha Y. Sewell, Janu-
AIRY 5, 1909. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-14
MARRIES IRISH PEER.
Wedding Day for Miss Mills and the
Earl of Granard.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. January 1.-THE mar
riage this afternoon of the Earl of Ora
nard and Beatrice Mills. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ogden Mills and niece of Am
bassador Reid, has been awaited as one
of the seasons social events of impor-
lance. The bride is the granddaughter
of d. o. Mills, the financier and philan
thropist. The Earl of Granard is master
Of horse to King Edward of Great Britain
and the head of the royal equerries,
which confers upon him the right to
seat in the kings carriage on state oc-
casions.
A temporary altar was erected i'm the
Louis Nv room of the Mills residence in
West Goth street for the marriage cere-
mony. which was performed by Bishop
Thomas j. Cusack Of ST. Stephens Ro-
man Catholic Church. The bride wore
white satin empire gown. with a veil
fastened with orange blossoms, and car
ried a prayer book instead of a bouquet.
She was attended by Miss Alice Astor,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. John Jacob
Aston; Miss Grace Vanderbilt. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt:
Miss Edith Taylor and Miss Beatrice
Bishop. She was given away by her ia
Their. Lord Granards brother. the Hon.
Donald Forbes. was best man. The
guests numbered about go
The guests were prominent in society of
this and other cities.
The gifts to the bride included check
from her father for 100000. to be sup
pemented later on. it is said. by a London
town house from her grandfather. ID. 0.
Mills. Her mother gave her a tiara of pearls
and diamonds with tips of pear-shaped
pearls and diamonds. The bridegroom's gift
to her were a collar. tiara and corsage orna-
ments of diamonds. but of these she has
seen only the photographs. the originals
remaining in London to greet her when
she arrives to take up her residence there.
Numerous other ornaments of diamonds
and other precious stones and great
quantity of silver were showered upon
her. the total value of her wedding pres
ents being said to reach quite half a
million dollars. The earl and countess
will spend a few weeks at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills on the Hud-
son, and will visit Washington before their
departure for England February %.
Their home in London temporarily will
be the Earl Of Dartmouth's house in
Berkeley Square
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DEATH CAME QUICKLY.
Mrs. M. Warren Mitchell Victim of
Sudden Illness.

Mrs. NJ. Warren Mitchell died suddenly
AT her home, SOC NJ street northwest yes
terday afternoon. just prior to her dea tn
Mrs. Mitchell, who had wide circle of
friends in Washington, was preparing to
go out for the afternoon. She was taken
ill and died within few minutes
Funeral services will be held at the fam
fly residence at $50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Mitchell was formerly Miss Cath
crime McCleary of Uniontown. Pa, but
she and Mr.. Mitchell have lived In Wash
ington since their marriage, some thirty
years ago. and have resided in their pres
ent residence for eighteen years. During
this time Mrs. Mitchell has been a mem
Der of the Central. but more recently of
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
Her husband and two sons. Warren NJ
Mitchell and J. William Mitchell, both of
this city, and one grandchild Warren
Clements Mitchell. survive her.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the District health office during the past
twenty-four hours:
William Silver, "a years. 40 Massachus-
etts avenue northwest
Ella l.. Crowther, years, 6of G street
southeast.
Elizabeth \. O'Reilly, years go Del
aware avenue northeast
Bernard \. Connell, 81 years, 2202 1
street northwest.
May J. O'Donnell. % years. IDS 9th
street northwest.
Mary -. Perry. months, 1877 Columbia
road.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued t.
the following:
Norman \. Reid and Nettie l.. Linton
William Z. Smith and Rosalie j. Rous-
seat.
Irvine W. MaXheimer and Ethel w
Hout, both of Warrenton, Va.
Alfred r. Gates of Indiana polls. Ind.
and Lena NJ. Hemenway of this city
William Myers and Frances Dixon
David w. AitchesOn and Edna NJ. Reed
both of Alexandria, Va.
LIE Roy NJ. Smith of Canandaigua. n
Y. and Claire l. Ingalls, of this city.
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Benjamin Shields, 80 years, o26 10th
street northwest.
Frances Corbin, 33 years. Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Christopher =. Phillips, - years. III
Howard avenue. Anacostia.
Charles Dixon. 80 years. Milford road.
Brightwood.
Susan Moore, rs years, Sibley Hos
pital.
Susie Ferrer. :i3 years, washington
Asylum Hospital.
Lewis Hawkins, As years. ~" l-tn
street northwest.
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Forfeited His Collateral.

Morris Bryen, merchant of 1901 4th
street southeast. failed to appear for trial
this morning in the Police Court upon a
charge of violating the weights and mea s.
ures law and forfeited soJ collateral 1t
is alleged that in the course of an inspec-
ton by Assistant Sealer of Weights and
Measures George 4. Howe a pair of
spring balance scales used for the weigh
ing of meats was found in the store of the
defendant, the scales in question not con-
forming with the standard.
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SECURES LICENSE TO WE'D.
A. B. Gates, Accompanied by Sena-
tor Hemenwav Visits Citv Hall

Senator Hemenway OF Indiana today
accompanied his future son-in-law. Alfred
=. Gates OF Indianapolis, Ind, to the mar
riage license counter at the city hall.
where Mr.. Gates made application for a
license to wed the senator's daughter,
Miss Lena May Hemenway. The cere-
mony is to be performed Saturday by Rev.
c. Ernest Smith of st. Thomas Church.
Mr.. Gates is in business in Indiana polls.
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street northwest Miss ingalls, was unat-
father. DR.. j. E. n. ingalls,. Rev. George
p Wilson of the Northminster Presby-
terrain Church. officiated. assisted by Rev.
Edmond G. ingalls, of Colchester, Conn.
an uncle of the bride. After short trip
south the couple will reside in Chicago.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brodofsky of 2Sl1
Nj street northwest announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Mammie to
William l.. Tobias of Baltimore.
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CHARLES CATLETT GUILTY.
Jury Convicts Colored Man of Rob.
bling Miss Edith Wilkinson.

Charles Catlett. colored. was convicted
yesterday by jury in Criminal Court
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Mrs and the Misses Remey will receive
the remaining Fridays in January.