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NEWS OF PLAIS ,>D rLuER>
plays for IiIiian Russell Laura Jean
l.Ibbry To go Into NautieN lie.

.Ins"yh Brooks will ur"sert Lillian
Russell i.is coming s"ss'ui.. "po ing
- PowarS', Theatre. chicago. On sep
trmr"r ~. IN row come ~ by Charlotte
THOMPSON "rti,le la search of "A Sinner
Mr. Brooks has Rl-p accept" for Miss
Russell "A play written 10y kiois" Steele
sntIiIsi The Pare Ingt kiils. After
- tour ~ tho Pacific Coast following tho
Chicago erga Cement. Mas Russell Will
como e. New Work. early IN February
Tor . long engagement
G",rr" Marion, general stage director
for ll"rrv " Savage. will hhv" the
0ruth production under his direction
wh"" III" Mlt" Tanners Mr. savage :
first row musical Vrr tlr" for the present
season. j. Riy-I OF Monday night. August
: a. IA. Criterion Theatre. Atlartl"
CIV Mir Marion. who began his career
A. a lancer thirty eight years ago ~ san
Francisco. has IrpEuc"i every tNIe OF
stag. "ut"rtA.Umr't from - Minstrel
show To grand opera. IL" - also anthor
uf tive FLAWS ami sixty three one act
-S.,ch-,
Laura Jean I.ihhey has announced
her D, t.Etiuu Of becoming an actress
AID will ,nad" her first public appearance"
next week pU IN" stage II IN" American
Root Gar~ieu She viii r",it" TWO original
,au..rn- aut 'h"l deliver -luN" mono
lugI" namely a Dissertation On tn"
urAl" rpi. the means at capturing real
hAuJII 49, at a new methoi OF aNoiAlnH
h.artar hos MIR Van Mater Stilw"ll.
tie writer's ram. in private life, wIS
lla,"l dor Contract for her vaure-
VIII. tu..r ~ William Morris. Inc, ard will
.I.rl ia" 'eN' ter we-'ks under Mr.
Morris. Wa'' aC"'n"r'
Mar" nr.,. .-r will res am" her star
ing season il Titles Nightmare unG"r
rh,. ma. "A -"mayi - lew 81 j. ~ the
H,-.l ~l!ar. Theatre ou Thurs lay
"r".taE august ~
thi-i.~ Fr"hman r"ceivei Yesterday
from London another cons gUmeT,t II
t.... .-l actors ant ACTRESSES, PRINCIPALLY
fr,r. ta" ,tf"'V Ih"a'r" fifteen o. all
to-. r..Vr among Yesterdays arrivals
scr" prod Wight n last seen n Amer
ga v.rh EDNA MAY IA The school Cilrl-,
lr..s' lambert Vt Hello People fame,
.Ira. ilyyu ~" London GaIe'v THAR"
-.'gr- uf scotch SIrgS. Noble lowell.
"A ta..Jv Ih.ai-" taNDrl'". ant Julia
Jaru.-. also tiaIciy lh"atr" tavorite
Charles FrHhwar received an of"r
y,.s. "-..tv 10 urrduc" The Arcadians-
p Rome m connection wi'h IN" Italian
..Nh.I.f.pu and f"'o 10 10 held A. that city
..y' ,urfrR ami sumner n" suggcs
tlpr was 'ha' 10 should ID" gwen there hv
b. cu'lr" American company ot 100
I-~-urS for rly weeks The oNer will
PROBABLY b" accepted
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100 OF THF NONITOR.
apt Loot, ~. >toddrr Presents u to
the >aNN department

W,SrrSaruv. JIlv .; Tie lpr 90 'h"
Monitor. which dof"l'"i %" ''pnfeI--r'..
N,r-Imac IN Hampton Rrt =. has 'a"0
rres"u'.l - NJ" Navy Department 49,
capt Lam- ~ Stodd"r r''lr"d nHlro-
e -" '"y"'I. "'.tD'r -.ryT"". whn served
IN 'ls Monitor n ~" famous haiti"
cart ~triier lives ~ BruokIvn lie
s.rE"t IN the Monitor during her entire
naval career Arcordin. - ~" log tho
Monitor sailed from Hampton Roads
Tor Beaufort. y G.. ur '."c"rr "r ~
1852 owed Nv ~" trt'..i States steamer
Rh,d" Island ~" Wa cau rh' "a a heavy
gaI" OBJ" Gao" Ult'"ras and sank ~ about
r..lp,s \ " on p-."r.'"r 81 capt
~ruider va- aC' NJ master ~ tho Monitor
AZ 10. tune - the disaster ~" Wa com
meyaai ~ -" naval tIruu-r's'. ~ fli'
rlre- Tor lis conduct iu rr;Ir". ton WITH
'ha laundering Il tho ". rr'u- Bof..s
ln l-ft the SiuN'Lg N".--i D." saved 'h.,
l,.. wh'h ha- remained Iu his r.,.-'', SION
t,r tr, la-' O. nv YEAR, ud"r dtr. 4
March : lsEc .H" dir '-t'T' N" uif'l"
with '.o N"rTIwtr. IN" log had TINS cs'ry
From g. : L VI tine. clear weather
running "a LYNN Haven kiE ~ :
- took I.l!-. Who reported ~ engage
'rsn' 'atwc.n United ~'at"t sreluars
l.mI"r land and tpuyIr,s and Irb,l
-'"lIu"- N"rrluar
AIS y u came - anchor ~ Fpr'r"s~
N,rru. ~ 'ou iI'hpr.s # Va'"- Vim"
= " got under w1" for N"vlrr' News
- render assistant" ., tho t'ut"i States
r'elm fTgat" NiIu"s ,'s. aground ~
10 = VI came 20 am nor aioUg~ii" Mime
sofa
To-" "T'rv made r0 March q 1872 'l"
dav of no memorable aHht Wl'h tho
M.r''urar was a. follow
Pour f.s VI Weather fin" aud calm
~ svurI." Jaw tsf"" steamers lyIr.
under ~"WsIl- ppIut Mate ou" or
i0 I" r"'.'l steamer N"r1uar NJ 20
80 uut.r wy and stood toward h"r
and rIr.d al ftu.i- p. quarters
From SipbcrI..O,n. g." H.. continues
I'm" clear weather h"t"l .t-Hu'"ra
adv AIMING 1u1 % .r..d -" ON 20" N.ura-
-.'H A. ru D' "u...i Trn ~ IN" N'rnrrtc
From that u.'l 20 constantly engaged
with th" N"rr mao
Prom meridian - clear weather.
At - ~ rf'd -r",i stn!.N Riot house
."y"r'ly iruTrrE Commander Nprdcr
to. = VI H." N"rri'nac hauled - IN a
Disabled condition Stood toward tho
Minnesota aud received Du board ASSIST
ant Secretary FpN e N" Nnvy Twr
= " capt Word"n eft for Fort MDnT"..
IN charge - Surgeon lspgu"
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DAWSON NIddIvIap

W,-uIN.T.r. July 90 Me- Lnrins N.r-
.tna Middleton and Mora Dawson II
>.v ior. v"ra married TO-DAY a. noon at
80 MARI i.- nTa. tLur, h 10 this .t'r
I.r Rev William ! Ic Nrtr- REFORMED
'he ,rr-uuuE Mis- Middleton Wa given
. n fUarrtag. rr beer brother Arthur ~
Middleton $50 va attended b. MI--
Maria rc~nolI- 49, Nri.i'- maid Mr. Dayl-
.un best man Na- Milan Farkin "f New
iprN
The bride la .'.urN'or 81 the lat" Rear
Admiral MlIi.''.u n south Carolina luI
a EranddA .,'f.I - V-ur. Middleton. for.
mcrly GoysruHr q ~,y'H tarul.ua and
Minister % l.'.--.a |Nr bridegroom .- fis
-on Of the lat" Edward ; Dawson 80 N"H
YORK Who ',a- formerly -" Amer. an cor.
-ul 10 Argentina and later Hb-ul- t"n"rl|
from the Argentine E"pur'I. fn o." tinted
Statss The bridegroom = member 90
the Harvard ant ,"LtgTr .luH- % 80"
YORK and IL ,0uue''a' With he ham Ga
nrm Of August belmont \ 60 The ,uupl"
Nill make their home 10 NnN lork
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rtr or THE v0uy>> tIFE.
capt. MaN>on oI the Z ouu. Tell, Hon IN"
Trick Wa bone.

capt NilN-pu 81 TO- Morgan Nu"t
lnmu-. "a ,r-jrrdly from New UIl-LI.a.
told nov h" ~"u' 10 uno u"ip Ut Ga" MulruS.
huuld Tor New Orleans. WD"n sHr WAS
dtJg" oil the Florida coast on Fndiy
and saturday Cap; MaNson II a NIT"-
,e-s OPERATOR and personally received
from and saint to tho Momus AL NEE
s,lg"- about the nlSrup
Ia" -tu,'s cam" william uulius H.
rdUr' %, each other "a; l.IJ u'Clu,A on
saturday morning about m,lc oil shur"
capt Boyd ct the Nomu- urd capt
MaNSnn d"r.d"d, after u consultation
ABOARD ~. M'Mss that a would re-
better to 'raa-.", tr' BATTER, ias-, % -,.r-
immediately, So %" ,.sutlh'd crew, 90
IT," tNp -uIp- iuIEu' vpiN with NOR.
ir.'rdoW and L. .H-ul. the safety u! tu"
pt--'ugv"- IA 't-" Ju' or" srut.d ct
away Iu' ->Np"I- lett Coui.t'ut ina,
tn-y Wn4.i D." Nrlr t. druWu Ih" Hg,.
put IN n - a day
CAPT Ma -Hn -Ed 'n.r,. was ,Uruv OBJ
.',tu.. ,N'., ny mrH J.. +-"uS"rs. O..
rurmU INK u'w-'Iy,- tp m" tFSut e
= uu. that Nt- Iut Uud-r the arms ~
ali 90" pa--''u gers 80 they N"u, down
la' -et ladder ana INTO IT." u'"tptts
apt Bayu feared tlat somebody mIgut
sea. NIl,h although -'1uu'a vas sixty
i""' deep HIRE women tId slip and
w"r" n'.li ~ 10" lu" uai.l tn"y r"gRIuyd
'u-rT footing Do" transfer tupk about
an hour and twenty wiI.t,-. Capt
MaN-,r'I ~iy- th"r' was mower any excite
m-ut aud thai wien the ra-~'r gers got
un AIS own ship they Vvr" "."u merry
at times Mot of them camI,'i ont uu
deck or slept "a -" saloon
Tn" ur. Wa Vu' u4i at about noon on
sunday The NumU- rar-'rE"r~ v.r'
uy' back. 'ar last tpl'fuaI getting 81
r,''orr sunset The ut--"ugrr- 'h--T'i
Capt Manson A. they i't' ta- Ipuu~
NV ORLEANS. July .; Inc ,r"um--
Numu- 81 N. Morgan In" reported 90
fr" thr... d.rVs ago u" 'U- FLORIDA coast
reached h,s. this mo-u.u- 81" VS.
,.Nl"c'"d la-' night but ran aCTuvui .u
% ugi .Imp near tn" mouth 81 a." Nj
: Heruu
vi the lol gaS-.r gers w"r" aboard
90 tine FLORIDA coast ta'y were tvmpu-
tarlv trtu-f"rT"i 90 IA" sister ship.
the Gouu- bat rrturn'-i - RI. Nomu-
wnen m" fir" wa "NungUl-sni Inc
-tv that splendid d'sriIIu"
vp- MAINTAINED throughout and that
fF" transfer and r"'rsu-'"r OF p.
many -t--"nE"-- ~ $500 aud p.i 'n"-r
HgEIg" without IA an. dom Wa % 20.
WA tt| ID" '.''
T. viii rY' .. known rurl mo .ut.-"
largo i unipad.'t what harm "a. done
IT,,
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PAGEANT COSru IVES sOLD.
Parade Remnants Of llutison-EuIion show
Aurtianrd on Tor 90 ,OoO

Tho parade plraph"rualia at tho Hud-
SON fulton celebration Nns sold at aus
ton Yesterday IN The Bronx for about
G.UO lius InCiuded the forty-rIgh'
nuats used IA the laud parades They
wcnt for s. 81 apIcoe
The properties have hecu stop,d since,
.ISt iau IA the wansholsv Ut George buCA-
hlIs az lIYth anu Exterior str,s't- The
hudsnn-Fultun commission advertised
f"rnt'y that the entire lot could bs an
sI",t'd there uy any body who intended
u buy The plan Was to have bids sub
mitt'i by mani any time alter July -
u ANY thing was lett u was to h. sold at
puslC auction yesterday All that any
body cared tn buy by InaIl wa "A large,
canvas taIpAulu
Au"tuuecr Mara hegau hv askIng for
blds "a the Heats Ihc-c were mounted
GA tTGCNs which cost 81 each Nobody
MoUiu take them Tor il,p each Nh
h"CAHGu- hudlly got th" whole lot Tor lees
IMAM SSh lie wall dlsmdntl,' them auu
Use the tTuCAs
la" greater part of the buyers were
custun,"rs aHd Theatrical agents A lew
hat com" from syracuse aud Utica, and
ntE'is h'ld commissioned as 'uts To- buy Tor
th"in. Ia" costumes wk,ch belonged to
each hoai were sold SEPARATELY lhvy CON
sisted a. rule at coat, mantle lights
airy things The nclc sam uutnt
was bought for 81 Good Luck" brought
SIS. when Was Considcted "a good prICe
tor all that went with Good Luck wrr"
coat. trousers. hat and hO-.' for the mon
and skirt, hat and waist for the women
IN" m"rTnalds' dresses was necessarily
81 sCanty that they went at low priC.s
uat. SHIRT, veil. Wig aud two strings OI
beads mad" up thes" costumes
lh" faIrl"s didn't wear much either
dress, lights, VIZ and wings FAIRIES
could ic tilted out yesterday az s. each
he lriSh tad sharply for the .Eohan
Harp costumes which consisted of dress.
mantle and Wigs Ia. ~Mrlztcr-inEeIl-'
outht OF tunIC. trousers vest, hat and
hose wds worth s. III" -AvalauCh. 81
tTe'ytur wur" tTousers shirt. Wigs
and whIsk"rS which sold Tor s.
some Of the costumes used IN the his
torical Pageant which went fpr low prices
w"rn tho>" Of a Colonial officer. British
soldier. DUtCh citizen. Colonial justice
Colonial darky and RIp Van Wlukl"
larg" number ~ tools and electric
motors which were used IN making ~"
floats were sold 20 manufacturers and
machiuistS
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DDG 4 nan UITNTSS.
owner Nas Telling of Hi- GeniIeness
when %" Bu . Man ~ Court.

August Grat a River street Hohoken.
aloon k."par. wa- halrd p"fnr" Recorder
McC',V"rn in that CITY Yesterday 20 answer
a Charge thai 30 dog ht Bruno Hsupt
- as Wa-r.1gton street On n" hand
"A, IIaurt l"ar''d over 10 pick up card
which hal drbprcd onto IN" f7n- ~ hs
WAS rlav.ng game VI ptn"chle IN ths
Saloon
What lt,r Won - LAY about this dog
urvrv-- i.a,.l IN" R.corl'-
That d.g wouldn't h'" arvpody.-
-.rdGft! H. hlri urI gent land =
IN. .ul.gv va ,If mort uy = veil e
Y..u from Nu.rro' ~I|'.."'s ~ :, JcN"r-
SON street v f.' -..' ar ing tu" -r'gta'ors.
y VA lu-f r.'''IuE Graf e. q z ard -"''
what 30. 80 20 me. -aId SiliuWloZ hold
ing gu a ll"'dIu. riGhi hand which bore
~. utrSs o.! iri.r teeth
HE. annual Wl- "l.'C'"d from the court
room and i,rrpr."r M,tIoN"Tn ordered
- yut g. death without NOR" Testimony
Sulnwic1- wounds were Caut"rizcd by
PpIio,, Surgeon William J Arlitl
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ORTTi M

li"hrt NJ i". -. "a" % ne "h"-t anu
.'"~l ~ 80 20. .i'h'- 81 hFNi'ltth "lil
u''l '' 10 ''N." ." Wv T., y h'-
d.. N' N"- 90 'f' 'f1 hhI '"l D. -
n WAY 100" r,t ".. 40 T.
''''..','' VIZ. ~ - 80, ~.
NM, a. H.. N..rt.,s-' and ,,ur ~ lpm
l,'',, .'. =, 80.
wv wy" I' 49,. ,.t,i.', az.
v ..,,.. 80 y, 80 b H..
w., - 80. ....., - ,.,,,,...t,.r,
~. .,.,,,.,, m ...Iy, r....t ,,.h-,.r III
-, NJ sI,r,,, Ni.'-trI = .lu.... md Wi
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rHE R,ILRO ,DS NED FRIENDS
JuInoi, Central NSks it, 10000 I'm.
uIo,r~~ 10 Convert n Misguided Public.

,HI, 400. July - In pamphlet hsing
c.-rular.i among the 5000 employees
%, tu- Iuiuui, Central Railroad by W. L
PARK. yic,.-p-,'SIdeni and general mana
g-- the employees are asked 20 do all IN
their rover 20 CDnverT the public from
wat j. termed an unjust and sntagoEistic
attitude toward transportation COM
pani'-
The pamphlet declares the cost Of ma
ta-ia,s and other things required m the
pi-.rA'iou " railroads ha, l.'"u afvan"-
ing o. an ertent that cuts down r'vrn i~s
Ilrra ara up laws. tn" pamphlet saws
io place any limit on N" cost OF these
rnt.rr..l- although legislatures limit
race.
Toe employees arr ~ ked IN their own
interest To- -" 'uat political candidates
laa..!iIt..i aG.t1rf railroads ar" not
rh..rri Tho g.. urhle' suggests tHat
with their fri"utF and with stranC gers
railroad men should Ne" their p"rs has VI
powers
Tho conductor can make friend quite
fr,.gurntIv - al entire stranger. saws
tho pimphlst by showing him a little
~N'ra attention
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rWo IUrIuS ~ avn, ,vCr
vehicle Runs over obi Nan white Hurv, =
cling To ImpaIrd Boy.

Henry Anderson. ~ years Old fell vc~-
terday from the front window "f hue
hon" on th" fourth "oor II th.. 'onam"nt
AZ iEa Dlkeman street. Brooklyn ~"
landed On a picket fence. His right leg
WIS transit we'd and his head was W.dg"d
between two otho- piDk''- II was some
minutes before the hoy could he Released
br fTit1 the aml'IlanC" surgeon from
IA" Long Island COLLEGE II 'spital With"
hurryIng - his aid Wa delayed hy an
other accident IN" anhuanCa running
20 years old. II g5I Van Br,Int s'ra"t
Tn" old man and he BOY w.r" taken to-
gether 10 the hospital IN 10" ambulance
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>r~port TaDIrau> for Italian 'hIdr-n' :
lIomr

NEVrpRT july - IN" 'ahl"auN which
ar" 80 l" gwen ~ -" Newport Casino
Dn Angus - are 90 t-' fHr the b"u"'i'
- thc Italian Chrlir"n HON" ~ 3Sn
Prrurn" street <'W YORK Among N -.
Who a~, - take uarf ~" Mrs CraIg B'ddl.
Mr. Leonard \ Th.ua-. Mrs Reginald
e. Vanderbilt Mrs. Harry Pawn" Whitney
Mr. Pawn" Whitney Mrs J Gordon
Douglass Mrs 'hsr'"s DE l.. O'lrirhs
Mr. French Vanderbilt Miss idf'h
psarun. Miss Ross =. or ,~y"upr 10
Mildred sherman Nr- K"nno'h CLs'l"-
man Mr. Reginald Norman and sifS
k.h..rf GnaI.f
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SPECIAL NOTICES
USE ALIENS F0oT-TABS

AnuseY'ir TAbl-ts. dissolved In the Foot RATA IN
SANITY relieve srrarung, swelling .Aeh ting OF ~
feet. and take nIt all soreness. Healing 70 sore
sg0t> The curative rropcrtie- Of Alien's Foot
Iasg tine Antls.pur pow DER arc Uedirt1 At.y
roHsbi.rf n Aliens Foot-Iab. for the Foot
Ran They are = positive re.ief for hot. sweat
ing -1rc feet and qfIicsy remove the OtoS Of pe-
spiTaLOn. Foot Tabs for Foot TUBS ~
Uruggists. Sc Suut BY mail for Is rts IN stamp,
sample FRBH Address. Aiben :. Olmsted. Ia
Roy. y. '.
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kerosene Explosion Burns New York
woman.

BowDnISH,M. Nc. July - Mrs
Gladys CORNISH. wif. 81 Walt"- Cornish
81 N"w NorS. who y passing the summer
with her parents Mr aud Mrs p
R..'," was terribly burned here yes,er-
day 81" poured f-rp@cn. oil mo tbs
kitchen STOW" and an explosion followed.
81" J. Ia a critical condition Mrs COR
ul.h Is ahou' ~ v"ars Old and was married
IN New York "A year ago.
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Cnes,nu, Tree nIIEht In New Jersc,

WEST ORANGE V J.. July ?7.-Tn"
chestnut tree blight. known 'o scientists
49, NaIsuuectria parasitic. and believed ."
have been imported from Japan, - infect
ing all '.. chestnut trees IA thtS p..I'
~ m. state the blight - a funEouS
growth that eats into the bark and CrI'S
~ the sap supply
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wallace Mclean.

Ni-- Fthel Milan. daughter 81 Mr and
Nrs Audrew n Mclean. formerly ~ it-
r.fra. Ma married ls-' ngh, ." pr hn'r
Ilrrra- WpIa.a .,i NoufsAir. y ! , u| ~"
homo ~ ~, hr'da.- -'-f"T. 'nS- ~ferhns
fIsts Rrrp.Iru bui1 ~" immediate fam
! - ~ tho nrd" ari ~" bridegroom ~
tended ~" ."rrIu"rr va PcrfgTm'.i "r
3D." F.N ~'iu"s 'raWtDrt 1T NaNlhnd.
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report on IA" "sta'" of Michael !
O'Bren. who dIri IA tbs cIry on S"pt"m-
ber II last. shows the ,-,'a'" 10 Boz worth
81 .s3S ~ Most ~ thus goes ~ Mr.
O'BrI"u su"ph"w Marx i 'BTsu ard hl4
three uJ"y"r. Ban"h- VI Washington.
MARY Augusta iIass''i and Stella Gplltort
Annie - Bricn. a sister u IN" d"al man
" no r. Known as sister Ma.eilu" va the
Catholic convent where IN" lives will
receive $500 "a month for life
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NORFOLK. Va. July = The Naval
Reserves Df S-achu-"ft- and Conn"cti
cut. now on their annual practice crui-.,
aboard Oh" cruiser tucaRp aGd IN" gun
bout Nloh.l-. arrived Va Hampton kold-
today Iha monitor OIark. hearing
tn- reserves - ~" biv'rIct 81 tOiunUia,
which cam" 80 the Norfolk Navy Yard
Yesterday Tor repairs 10 her coud-uscTs
returned 'H On" a.. l. this ait"ruoon
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rhe SraEoprS

Passengers hy the No-th German I.lovd
liner Friedrich dor Gr. Sa,... for Plymouth.
Chcrhourg and Br.u'u.
"a Hcctr N~- Eoua- Chalmers
q N HarN",. ~ aud Mrs James Poster
lla-bruurh NJ and Mrs HarNooi uun'
-hsr
SAILING 10y the French liner la Savoie
for Hayr-
Mr. " - ASHLEY. the count and Countess
de Ia BOi-sl"re- Nayartu Mrs " n llgll
win. pr " Rsnns't l'r ami Mrs no.
lam b"ufs"h lacHp.s 'is .--"r- R"rf
rand a" l"-~-i,- Nr~ VI J. Tts'-N = e
h Az T. -"n. JOHN u >'"'>uu. - ant Mr.
and Mr. IIu''Hs Ntl-Ur
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rt.r."ad. WAY ~usp"nd inrr"asrS
I..I-.t rate. IntII NoN. 0.

... -, Va" az stat" Pubic
--u.u las IrIs' granted
'I. s'"n'u railroads -
81. 'sfutH"~ tbr''H-s-s ~
....I 'h.s, rlIl-uats pr.
.'.. ..rorf - August I and
..p IuruIuluR S"pi..I'fl"r
r..- 20 rates applying g.
.rtcl"- -hipp.d undo
.iify rates b"iug - l'r'
-. lin" Ter tl" iuCr"s's m =
..s. ..f -" country u"
.f.a 'Ha rrIrr.er- 80 S'i-f-"ui
.-..- md IN" 'arif now Iu
.rfusn u force until 10
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The Marshall republican., 1910-08-26
Went Fishing

Some of Marshall's young braves
went a fishing at Whites Island
Monday. They didn't have any
"bait" or didn't know how to
cook it or something, as the fish
failed to bite, 50 they raised a
fund and employed quartet of
White Islanders to compel them
to come in by going after them
with nets.
After a half day of this hot
work they filled quart bucket
with the collection caught, con-
sisting of turtles, frogs, crawfish
wiggle tales, fish, etc., loaded it
into the auto and started home,
but their hearts failed them and
they dumped the catch overheard.
The party consisted of DR.. G.. T.
Nuckles, Curt Ireland and son, and
MIN Nooe. They told us that
fish doesn't taste good now any
way.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-26
rs Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Johnston will
entertain their friends at recep-
tion this evening in honor of their
25th wedding anniversary. 1t
promises to be very interesting
and brilliant affair.
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-26

Miss Jennie Woods of st. LOUIS
was visiting in Marshall this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Harris, of
Okla, are guests at VIM. Tyler's.
ter, Lorine, visited the Blackwater
street fair last week.
Chester Gwinn, of Washington,
d. c., is visiting Saline county rel
atives at Slater and Sharon.
Mrs. j. j. Witt and daughter,
Bethany, are home from months
visit to Illinois and northern points.
/. T. Russell went to Bloomfield
Iowa, Wednesday to spend several
days with his wife and relatives.
Mrs. Will Auer of Slater and
Miss Mary Sailor of Malta Bend
were Marshall visitors Monday.
Geo. w. Brown was able to be
at the store several times this
week. He has bad attack of
sciatic rheumatism.
Mrs. DR.. BonDurant Hughes who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
C. L. Latimer has returned to her
home at Keytsville, Mo.
Prof. P. G. Sullivan, j. w. May
field and Lee Jeter, from the
northern part of the county, at
tended the teachers meeting here
this week.
y Mrs. Will Hulse has accepted
position in Taylor's suit depart
ment. She has had much exper-
fence in this line and will be
valuable assistant.
Miss Emma Vawter has gone to
st. Louis to spend a week in
wholesale millinery and will go
from there to Pierce City to trim
for the season.
Mrs. Joe lillian and children, of
Arrow Rock were visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Joe Poindexter and fam
lily Saturday and Sunday.
The game of ball played at the
Marshall Fair grounds Sunday be-
tween the Woodmen and Macca-
bees resulted in victory for the
Maccabees.
Jos. Chaffee returned Tuesday
from his Eastern trip and reports
big time. Mrs. Chaffee remain
bed in st. Louis to do some buy
ing.
| Geo. Meyer, with F. p. Williams
confectionery, says, he will attend
the German Evangelical picnic at
Blackbur next Thursday, Sept. 1.
J. w. Taylor, Miss Cora Danusef
and Miss Georgia Smith spent sew
eral days in st. Louis this week
buying for Taylor's millinery de-
partment.
The promised cool wave reach
ed here Wednesday night after
about a week of unusually hot,
dry weather.
c. L. Reppenhagen Tuesday even
ing took Mrs. P. H. franklin and
Mrs. Barnett out to Steve Keeharts
in his auto Where the ladies spent
a pleasant evening with Mrs. Kee-
hart.
, s. P. Keeth and ]. P. higgins
! went to Mt. Leonard Tuesday
} night and brought down Robt.
Piper, COL, who was tried before
, Squire Ferril the next day for
common assault, fined S. and
costs, which he paid and went
home happy. He had quarrelled
with his sister.
|, Henry Lindsay, of st. Louis, has
, been secured by the M. v. G. Ath-
letic Club as coach for the foot
: ball team. Mr.. Lindsay is grad
uate of the law department OF
Washington University. His rec
ord as football player is a
r splendid one and M. ". c. is for,
: tunate in having secured him.
Last Friday evening, August 19tf
e merry crowd of young people
The Marshall republican., 1910-08-26

Miss Blanche McNeely will be
back Sept. Sd to resume her music
teaching. She will board at Mrs.
T. A. MAYORS on East Vest.
Mrs. Francis Scott, who moved
away from Sweet Springs 81 years
agi, is back on visit to Nv. K.
Smiths at that place.
DIR. Abner Gore has purchased
the DR.. Switzer place on South
English and expects to move into
it next week.
Aug. oReker, S. T. Wilson and
Levi Kramer were here from NAL
ia Bend Tuesday on real estate
deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Kellar are
back from a delightful eastern trip
Mr.. Kellar bought a big bill OF
goods for the New York Racket
E. H. McMahan, one of Cretcher's
hustling farmers, called in Mon
day to renew for himself and Joe
S. Treece.
Abiel Leonard sold to P. c
Bush for T. A. Hull half interest
in the Lacy building adjoining the
Farmers Saving Band for $4,000
B. F. Henley of Blackburn sole
last week for G.. X. Smith OF
Sweet Springs his farm near Mt
Leonard to Mr.. F. w. Lempke fol
$11O per acre. Possession March
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Page, return
ed to their home in Council Grove
Kansas, this week after shor
visit with the formers sister
Mrs. 1. j. Mikels, of west of town
1t you want to sell you
farm, list it with the Uni
versal Investment & Realt.
Co. Phone 229. Office owe
Tillery's Drug Store.
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| We have on hand about dozel
Chautauqua tickets for which w
have pledged ourself. Gail and ge
them while they last at $3.50. TIL
price at the gate will be- $500.
Major Frank Gaieinne, of 81
Louis, and DR.. Morton, of Kansa
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