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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today to
the following:
Hampton Smith and Oracle Smith, both
of Charlottesville. Va
Marion F. Ward of Aberdeen. wis. and
Alice G. Kelsey of this city.
Joseph *. Kaufman and Bette Shep-
part. both OF Harris county. Va.
Wiley W. Spencer of Nolney. Va. and
Native r. Kirk % Fox Va.
Walter 4. Mason OF I.ynchburS, Va,
and Ethel G. Pryear of Anvil, Va.
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Women Hurt as Seats Collapse.

WARSAW. Ind. August 12.-Miss Nina
Darling of Hopkinsville. Ky, and Mrs.
George Beal, Warsaw were severely in
jured. 200 persons were shaken up. and
1000 thrown into commotion last night
when the seats for an outdoor perform
ance of opera at Winona lake collapsed.
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In Memoriam.


BREI. In sad but loving remembrance OF COL
MAN BitEZ. a devoted husband and father.
who died two years today. August L..
1865. BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
son. brother and uncle. JOHN II. Il. CHEW.
who departed tails life year ago Today,
August l.. 1909.
he hath gone 10 the place of his rest.
He is safe in the hame Of his God:
And who have loved him. forsakcn. oppressed.
Submissive would how 10 the rod
Though mis- accents can cheer us no more.
And thus the broad wing OF Faith may We soar
To One who is mighty 10 save.
BY THE FAMILY.
O'BRIEN. In loving hut sad remembrance OF our
dear mother. BRIDGET O'BRlEN. who died
fourteen years ago today. August L.. 1896.
Loved i'm life remembered in death.
EY HER SONS AND DAUGHTERS.
SIMMONS. In loving remembrance of devoted
husband. father and grandfather. ALLEN
SIMMONS who died one year ago today. An
gust H. 1909.
We will remember thee long as life and
memory last.
BY HIS WIFE CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL-
DREN.
SIMMONS. In loving memory OF our husband
and father. ALLEN SIMMONS. who died one
wear ago today. August L.. 1909.
When the final sheaves gsrnered
In the storchouse Of the Lord
We will meet our loved one
Around the peaceful throne OF God
BY THE FAMILY.
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The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.
MacVeagh, will go to Beverly today from
Dublin. n. H., To confer with the Presi-
dent. He viii spend few days at the
summer White House.
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Mrs Cleveland Perkins of Washing ton,
in company of the Misses DAYS of
Berkeley. Cal, mOtored to Breton Woods,
in the White mountains of New Hamp-
shire. this week and is remaining there
for some time
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BORN.

LiNGER ON Monday. August s 1919 10 Mr.
ana yrs; ~: H. Lirger. ir.. of Frederic.
Md, daughter.
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j. L. Reed Of Washington. with a large
party of man friends in two motor cars,
is in the White mountains of New Hamp-
shire. with headquarters at Breton
Woods.
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in,

place. Tusm, Ireland. They will return
in the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert owens of 1254 9th
street southwest, accompanied by their
son William. have returned to the city
after two-month stay at Lewes. Del
DIR. and Mrs. II. &. Thompson and son
Gay are at Booth Bay Harbor, Me. Mrs.
Florence Solser is also at Booth Bay
Har5or Me.
Mrs. Theodore F. Shuey OF .1oi Califor
mia avenue returned from Europe last
Tuesday and Joined her husband al their
country home in Virginia. Mrs. Shuey
was accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Dorothy. who has just completed the
course at the Convent des Oiseaux, now
located at WeStgate-on-Sea, England.
Mr.. Earle RI. Amos of Columbia road
is visiting friends at Colonial Beach.
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Mrs. Eugene Hale, wife of Senator Hale
Of Maine motored to the White noun
tains this week in company with Mr.. and
are at Breton Woods, n. Fl. They will
return to Maine after a few days there,
by way of Franconia Notch to Portland.
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President and Mrs. Taft were rendered
a reception late Yesterday afternoon by
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Boardman at
their villa, overlooking the grounds OF
the Essex Country Club. at Manchester,
Mass. The President and Mrs. Taft were
accompanied by Miss Helen and Robert
Taft. Capt. Butt. the Presidents Mill
tary aid, and Secretary Merton. There
were between $50 and 300 other guests
prominent in the summer colony along the
north shore. Among them were the Sec
rotary of the Navy and Mrs. Meyer
who motored over from their summer
home at Hamilton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
John HAYS Hammond of Gloucester
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The controller of the currency, Mr..
Lawrence o. Murray. has returned to
Washingto ton from ShelGra Springs. n. Y.
where he spent snort tine. lie Will
leave again Sunt; moon for Atiahtlc
City, where he v -iain until Septem-
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where he spent snort tine. He will
leave again SunG; moon lot Atiaht1c
CITY. where he V laln until Septem-
Der !.
The third assistant secretary OF state,
Mr. Chandler Hale, who is spending the
summer i'm Washington, expects TO leave
tonight to spend the week end with Mrs.
Hale at their place, Pleasant Valley farm,
Medham, \. j.
Mrs. ST. John Ganney sailed for short
visit to America on August =
Mr. and Mrs Stuyvesant Fish, who
have been at their place at Garrison-on-
the Hudson. are expected al Newport
shortly for the remainder OF the season.
Brig. Cen Tasker Fl. Bliss, I. S. A.,
has left Washington for San Francisco.
where he will assume command of the
Danartment of California to relieve Maj
Cen #. II. Barry. who VIII become SUI
erintendent of West Point
Rear Admiral William {. Wise, L. S.
n retired who las been at the Red Lion
Inn. in Stockbridge, LenoX. Mass, went
tndax IN Newport He spent seven weeks
-, H. inn and walked an AVERAGE
ifteen miles day, making total of
80 miles.
In Ct savior's Church at Bar Harbor
,axt Wednesday the infant daughter of
NJ w A. F. Ekengren. jr., charge
d'affaires of Sweden. and Mrs Ekengren
will be christened Elsie Helen Augusta
Eta,gren Baroness Hengemuller, wife
Of Of the Austro-Hungarian ambassador,
I'D Mrs George Lothrop Bradley of
washington will be godmothers. and the
sndfathers will be Mr.. Herman de Lager
crantz- swedish minister TO the United
states and Mr.. Ekengrens father. Mr.
w r E,kengren of Stockholm The
suedish legation will be decorated, and
after the christening Mr. and Mrs Eken-
arer will receive intimate friends at their
summer home, the Glover Villa, ON Cot
| tage street.
Elaborate plans are being made for the
entertainment OF rear admiral Sidney
A Staunton, l.. S. N, and officers after
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Mrs B. ID. Floyd and Miss Floyd of
18th street, with Mrs. F'loyd's sister-in-
law. Mrs. j. c. Duvall, in Atlantic
CITY
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IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
POSTMASTER GENERAL MAY
WE'D WEALTHY WIDOW.
Rumor Ayers Mr.. Hitchcock Has
Sought Hand of Mrs. Joseph
Stickney-Personal Notes.

Washington society at the shore and in
the mountains is sossiping over a rumor
from London that Postmaster General
Hitchcock has sought the hand of Mrs.
Joseph Sticllney of Breton Woods n.
H, whose real estate and other holdings
are estimated being worth S13,Nn,0C
Mr.. Hitchcock has lately left the Ritz in
London and Mrs. Stickney- has gone to
Bad kissengen near Marienbad, to take
The cure. Mrs. Stickney has frequently
entertained guests at Breton Woods,
where she usually spends September, in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Post Wheeler, Lord
Athlumney, who arrived in this country
from England last week; Ebert Elliott,
the young cousin of Lord and Lady
Mintes aud numerous others who are in
Boston society. Mrs Stickney's friends
say, however, that they doubt her marry
ing, again, as she was devoted to her late
husband and irreconcilable at his death.
Mr.. Hitchcock is at Beverly, Mass, foi
q conference with President Taft. He
Will return to Washington shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-12

Mr. and Mrs J. Frank Collins of the
Montgomery are at Atlantic City for the
month of August.
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MesSrs. Coneer r. Smith and Paul r.
Bradley are spending the month of Au-
gust in Indiana and Illinois, visiting va
riOus points OF interest.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Hurst, accom-
panied by Mr. Frank Willard Hoover
are spending several weeks at Lake
George, New York.
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Misses Daisy and Rhoda Watkins are
spending the latter half of the sea son
with their parents at Ocean Grove
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Elaborate plans are being made for the
entertainment of Rear Admiral Sidney
A. stanton, L. S. N, and officers after
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Mrs. J. Lawrence Hayes, formerly of
Washington. has been making an indefi-
mite visit at Atlantic City.
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Real Irish Dutch Neck Lace Col
lars, roses Crochetcd on them tSpe-
cial lop. Choice, 400 & CSC
Real Irish Lace Collars, made
after the styles of stiff linen col
lars; regular Csc values. Spe- AOc
Now Wash ReltinCs plain heavy
military effects and embroidered
DESIGNS. ALWAYS sold at 25c yard.
Special, one day, your waist DC
length
award punches Wash Rib 2c
hon. all coIors Bunch.
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Mrs. William Duffy of Monroe street,
Mount Pleasant, who was called home by
the fatal illness Of her sister, Mrs. jacob
Won Derlehr. has returned to Atlantic
City. where she will spend the remainde,
of the season.
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Nh and Mrs. F. Pentz Wilcox and Miss
Grace Rutherford. who have been spend
ing the summer at Glen Allen, Gathers
burg, left Saturday for Atlantic City,
where they will spend the remainder of
August.
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Miss Nellie Rutherford, who has been
at Atlantic City for some weeks, left
Friday for Virginia Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs II. S. Masruder have
given ND their apartment in the Ethel
hurst. Mrs Magruder will leave Sunday
to visit her sister. Mrs. Q. .. Nanden-
buree in Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Magruder
will go to Fort Myer. Fla. in a few days.
and Mrs. Magruder will join him there
alter in the season. They will make Fort
Myer their home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-12

Mr.. Charles r. Taft. Mrs. Taft anc
Miss Taft, who are travelling abroad
visited Dresden last week.
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Mrs G. Fl. Calvert and Miss Calvert of
Washington and Maryland are at Allan
tic City.
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Miss Areta V Hayes has been spending
her vacation in Atlantic City and Will
mington, Del
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Mrs. ST John Gaffney sailed for short
visit to America on August -
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Miss Bessie Macdonald of Monroe
street is the guest of friends at Niagara
Falls. n Y. During her absence from
Washington she will also visit Ontario
Reach, \. Y, and various Canadian sum-
mer resorts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-12

Mr.. James B. Deynods, formerly assist
ant secretary of the Treasury and now
member of the tariff board, accom-
panied by Mr.. Frederick Achenbach of
the Treasury Department, spent some
days in Dresden recently and were the
guests of Consul General and Mrs. st.
John Gaffney at dinner previous to their
departure.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish who
have been at their place at Garrison-on-
the-Hudson, are expected at Newport
shortly for the remainder of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-12

Mr.. Newton Gulick has gone to Nara
ganSett Pier, where he will remain until
the end of the season.
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BtthLEi. On Thursday. August H. 1910 Al
lo;lS AN. al his parents residence .tp2
Massachusetts avenue northeast EpN' Arr,
NJ. infant ~on Of James j and Mary =
Buckley tnce Curtin aged unc wear
tunerai private. Saturday. August H. nj /.
Din.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]. Collins of the
Montgomery are spending the month al
Atlantic City.
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Col. Edward Burr entertained inform
last evening.
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DAFFER. On Wednesday, August 10. 1910 at
= am. In Princeton. MINI, of typhoid e.
yer. earle HAYNES DAFFER beloved son
Of Hugh r. and A.. Virginia Darer aged
, t"chty-nln" years and eight months.
Funeral from parents residence ,lo 10Th strrrt
southeast. Saturday. August -. at 10 a m
lnterment at Glenwood cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited attend
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Miss Leona Stern of Norfolk is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. l.. j. Brown, of T street
northwest.
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DR.. J. c. EXner has gone on a vacation
to Portland Me. He will later spend
some time on the Jersey coast
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Miss Van Barclay Young and Miss Julia
Coleman Young have gone to New York
from where they will sail for Europe Sat
urday
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Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cannon of 1909
l street are visiting Mr.. Cannon's birth
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Mr. and Mrs. J. j. ODonnell are max
ing fortnight's sojourn in Atlantic City
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the arrival of the armored cruiser squad
ron August IS at Bar Harbor. The Pot
and Kettle Club Will give a luncheon and
reception for the officers Wednesday,
August II. A reception will be given
by the Country Club August Is, and the
Mount Desert Reading Room will enter
tain the officers the day of their arrival
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Mr. and Mrs. Williams F Lemon an
nounce the marriage of their sister. Ma
rion Virginia LutZ, and Mr. Bruce E.
Clark of Pontiac, H.. Wednesday. August
10. 1910 at Colorado Springs Col.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Robinson are al
Virginia Hot Springs for the season.
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DAILY. TN Friday. August IL. 1910 nj :: m
| ANNIE MARIE. infant daughter Of Timothy \
j. and Susanna 1'ay. aged nine days.
| lntermcnt tprivatel this morning
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CoNl.Ef. Departed this life on THURSDAY
August " 1910. at the residence Of her
mother l2Os ?0Ih street northwest. DOEo-
Nifge NJ. and Ira 4. Conicy. AT tho tender
. age OF three years and months
Funeral from her late residence ON Saturds !;
at = O'clock. -
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Ladies Will Also Attend.

Several members of the Laurium
fire department will be accompanied
by their wives and daughters. Ow-
ing to business engagements, Gus
Prcuss. chief of the Laurium de-
partment, is unable to make the trip.
rum party: First assistant, George
Kuhn and wife; second assistant JAS
Archie and wife; John Stctter and
wife, Charles Webb, Joe Betzler and
wife, viii LaBarge and wife, Frank
Brown, Charles Lundquist and wife,
Knechtges and wife.
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Red Jacket Members.

Members of the Red Jacket de-
partment who are going to the tour
nament are Chief Trudell, First
assistant chief Lefore Demaris,
second assistant chief, John
j. Ellis, Pat Ryan, secretary; Frank
Kinsman, treasurer, and fremen Joe
MacNamara, Peter Frasso, Jake Kais-
er, Leonard whitman, John Hermann,
Phil Niemark and Henry Tomlinson.
The following members of the run
ming team will also attend
Martin Dooley, Ray Dooley, b. Muir
ply, A. Rounavaaara, c. Gilbert, ].
Hockin, ole Olson, j. MacNamara, III.
James, ]. Petersen, Peters, Smith,
Grenier and Johnson
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ARE EQUAL TO
ADIRONDACKS
PEOPLE OF MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
OVER THE GRANDEUR OF
THE NEARBY FOREST
AND LAKES.

Never were the northern Michigan
woods more beautiful or more restful
than now. Except in the marshes and
low lands there are no flies or mos
quitos 10 poster thin skinned city
folk. the trout are biting as well as
at any time this season. lake fishing
is AT its best. and the weather is all
that can be desired.
That Chicago at last is beginning
To wake up To the many advantages
or northern Michigan and Wisconsin,
as a summer resort is evidenced by
the following recently published edi-
torially by the Evening Post of that
city:
we could wish that the lake 70.
gion of northern Wisconsin and Mich
igan possessed an Association of Com
merce. For then its surprising fit
ness for summer outings might be ade-
quately described to thousands of city
people who ought To know OF il.
The old woodsman will snlm at
this desire. for his idea is that the
lakes and woods will lose all that
makes them dear once the thousands
begin TO settle upon them! Yet this
is purely selfish thought. There are
some 5000 lakes in Wisconsin alone,
and among them there should be SOIL
tude enough for all, as Schley said
OF the glory of Santiago. Indeed they
seemed designed by nature to furnish
solitude To the masses just as the
Waldorf Astoria was designed by man
To furnish exclusiveness to the mass.
es.
THE railroads have done more than
their share 10 popularizc the north
woods. They have run frst-class pas.
senger trains To all the little way sta
lions near the camps and are doing
II still. although II is hard to see
where their present financial profit
comes in. The guide books about re-
sorts, rates, etc, which they publish
annually. and which may be had for
the asking, are models OF practical
work
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Lydia Is Elected Queen.

Word was received in Calumet to-
day that Miss Lydia Wiedelmann,
Red Jackets candidate for queen of
the tournament, had been elected by
rival. Miss Wiedelmann leaves for
the 500 this evening with the mem
bers of the Red Jacket department.
She is to be the guest of the 500 lodge
of Elks, while in the lock city and
will be rnYnllX entertained
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TRAIN TO LAC LA BELLE.

Next Saturday the Keweenaw Cen
tral railroad will run a passenger train
through to Lac La Belle, leaving the
Copper Range depot i'm Calumet at S
o'clock in the morning. and Lac La
Belle for the return trip at $3.50
o'clock i'm the afternoon. This will
give local people an opportunity to
spend all day at that popular resort
and enjoy some good fishing.
Last Saturday was big day at Lac
La Belle, many copper country resi-
dents enjoying the day there. Some
excellent catches of fish are reported,
one Calumet man landing a pike
weighing % IA pounds. This is with
in two pounds of the largest pike ever
caught at that place.
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TIMBERMAN MEETS DEATH IN
NO. 6 SHAFT OF The C. & h.

George Malovich, timbcrman in
the employ of the c. & II. Mining
company. was killed yesterday while
AT work in the 57th level, No. shaft
iIccla branch of the c. & III mine,
through being struck on the head with
a piece OF falling timber.
Coroner Fisher was notified of the
accident late yesterday afternoon. and
impanelled a jury. After listening to
the evidence as witnessed by his fell
low employees, the jury returned YER
diet of accidental death.
II appears that Malovich was work
ing i'm the shaft at the 57th level, re-
pairing il, when a large piece of tim
Der came crashing down and struck
the unfortunate man before he could
get out of the way.
A skip was being lowered at the
time the accident occurred. and the
evidence was 20 the effect that it
jumped the track at the 44th level,
and that n piece of timber on the
skip was dislodged and fell To the
57th level. about 1900 feet. striking
Malovich i'm its descent.
The unfortunate man was aged about
so years. and is survived by a wife
and seven children. When picked up
his face and head were badly bat
tered. and the features almost un-
recognizable. Arrangements for the
funeral will be made today.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row morning. with services at st.
Johns Croatian church.
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LYDIA wins BY
GOOD MAJORITY
WILL ACCOMPANY CALUMET
FIRE DEPARTMENTS TO 500
ToNIGHT-sPEcIAL TRAIN
OVER D. S. S. q \.

Members of the Red Jacket, I.aur-
ium, Mohawk. Tamarack, G. & H., aud
other local branches OF the u. T. Fire
mems association, will leave here this
evening over the South Shore road by
special train, for the 500, to attend
the annual u. Il. Firemen's todrna-
ment.
Both Red Jacket and Mohawk have
running teams and should return with
number of prizes to their credit. 1t
is predicted that Red Jacket will Sc
cure the tournament prize. The Mo-
hawk band will accompany the local
firemen.
Previous To embarking on the
special the local firemen will parade
from the han on Sixth street to the
local depot, headed by the Red Jacket
and Laurium bands. Both the Red
Jacket and Laurium departments ex-
pect TO make a fine showing in the
parade. Advices form the 500 are to
the effect that everything is in readin-
css.
The South Shore road is offering
special inducements in the way of
low railroad rates.
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TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL.

The young daughter of James Will
liams of Rockland street. was taken
suddenly i'll while at the South Shore
depot yesterday, and the child was
taken to the G. & ii. hospital
1t appears that previous to leaving
home with her mother for the depot
the child missed her footing while de-
scending the stairs, and fell to the
bottom. She was picked up I'm a
somewhat dazed condition, and later
had a good cry. She seemed better
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be afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it.
and relief is sure to follow. Especially
recommended for coughs. colds and
cough. Sold by Eagle Drug
store, Calumet; Laurium Pharmacy,
Laurium.
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after this, and insisted ON going to
the depot with her mother. Soon ar
ter reaching there, however, she was
seized with commissions.
Inquiry at the hospital this morn
ing was to the effect that the little girl
was much better. With a few DAYS
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REGULAR EXAMINATION.

A regular examination OF applicants
for teachers certificates will be held at
the High School Building, Houghton on
Thursday dld riday August 18th aud
18th. Commencing PROMPTLY at S.3D
A. NJ. each dI7.
VIM. Bath Go n missioner of Sccoo'c
7pG