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Evening journal., 1911-06-08
Consumption

Anyone interested in the cure Of Consump-
tion should get one Of the booklets telling Of
recoveries by the use Of Eckman's Altera-
tive. Saratoga n Y
Gentlemen. For years I was troubled
with cough and expectoration. My case was
declared Consumption by my physician. and
I was not expected to live. Another physi-
clan advised the use Of Eckman's Alternative
which took and was finally cured
(Signed Affdavitl J. ". KANALY.
Fuller details Of above case on request
Eckman's' Alternative. is for Bronchitis
Asthma, Hay Fever Throat and Lung AZ
fections. For sale by N. b. Danforth. Mil
Ter Drug Go. and other leading druggists
Ask for booklet OF cured cases and write
10 Eckrnan Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa,
for additional evidence.
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
YACHT CLUB SPORTS.

Up to the present time the clubs
of the Wilmington members of the
University of Pennsylvania Alumni
who will play ball on Saturday have
not been selected. Following the
game they will have supper at the
club house of the Wilmington Yacht
Club. The second race of the yacht
club takes place on Saturday when
the boats of Class X will try for
honors. There will also be a motor
boat race at O'Clock between club
members boats. The Cygnet will
make several trips between Gordon
Heights and Fourth street wharf for
the convenience of the club guests.
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
Letter Hints at Suicide
But Body is Yet Missing

Continued from First Page.)
Valmar, an employe of the Sun Oil
Company.
The letter found here is signed by
Hugh Mooney, Wilmington, and is ad-
dressed to Dear Brother" The
writer intended to commit suicide;
that he came from Philadelphia and
had brother in RockdaIe, Delaware
county. Pa.
The local police have been unable
to locate anybody by that name and
If the man really did commit suicide
his body may be some distance down
the Delaware river The letter fol-
lows:
Dear Brother: am in hard luck,
my health Is gone. Some of il was
my fault and some was not Lying
out is something I cannot stand any
longer, so I made up my mind 10 end
my troubles. | could get work, but
not able to do It, Goodbye, may
not see you any more.
Your Brother,
Hugh Mooney,
Wilmington, Del"
On the reverse side Of the letter was
written the following:
MY name is Hugh Mooney, came
from Philadelphia; have a brother
in Rockdale Delaware county, Pa,
Charles Mooney, and two more, but
can't Just tell where thew are at
present. have lost my health, partly
my own fault. My other brothers
names are James and John"
The writing was in lead pencil and
was plain. The spelling was bad
Chief OF Police Black has turned
the letter over to Coroner Chandler.
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. THOMAS

A pleasing program has been ar
ranged for the entertainment to be
given tomorrow evening in st.
Thomas Hall by Division No. Q, a.
A. H., for the benefit of ST. Thomas
rectory fund. Contractors Healy and
Son are now erecting the new rectory.
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
IN MHMoRIAM.

IN MEMoRIAM.
In sad but loving remembrance Of our
dear little daughter. Edna Spruance Con
ner, who departed this life. June 3. 1907
aged one year.
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with Him who gave
Another little darling girl.
A shelter in her grave.
OFT ! wander 20 the graveyard
Flowers 20 strew with loving care,
On the grave Of my dear Edna,
Who so sweetly sleepeth there.
Our second In Heaven
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
Mr.. GILLEsPIE CELEBRATEs.

George M. Gillespie. who has been
one of the leading spirits in the Demo-
cratic League, for years, is celebrat-
Ing his birthday anniversary at River
side Park, below New Castle today A
large number Of Mr.. Gillespie's friends
are present.
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETING.

The monthly meeting of the Homeo-
pathic Medical Society, Of New Castle
county. will be held on Friday evening
at the residence of DR.. ]. NJ. Stadter,
No 1905 Adams street There will be
a general discussion on "Diffuse Sept
Peritonitis."
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
RESOLUTIONS.
Wilmington, Del. June 5, 1911.
IN MEMORY OF

Wilmington, Del. June 5, 1911.
IN MEMORY OF
JOHN A. BENNETT
The following resolutions were passed by
the Trustees OF The Riverview Cemetery
Company on the death OF their President,
JOHN A. BENNETT
Whereas. While bowipE IN humble sub
mission 20 the allwise Providence who doeth
all things we'll, the Trustees of The River
view Cemetery Company deeply regret the
loss through death Of their late President,
John a. Bennett. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That in the death Of our late
President we have lost good friend and
kind President, whose genial manner and
good fellowship toward his fellow trustees
made IL a pleasure 10 be associated with him.
Resolved. That we extend TO his family
our heartfelt sympathy in their hour Of be
reavement and that copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent 20 the family Of the de.
ceased and also published in the daily news
papers Of this city.
GEORGE W. HAYES
ROBERT d. STUART
CHARLES M. zEBLEY.
Committee
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.


w SALES
lady; none but experienced need
apply. Boston Cloak Store, 424 Mar
ket st. jS-2t
Evening journal., 1911-06-08

Positive flights today by BroolSins,
the greatest Of Wright fiyers-Horse
Show Park. Flights start at $3.50. Ad-
mission, so cents*
Evening journal., 1911-06-08

few years ago Newfoundland whalers
commenced operations in the Gulf Of 81.
Lawrence and in course Of time the whales
that frequented the gulf and adjacent wsters
we're practically annihilated. Small bait hsh
have thereby been freed from their old enc
mics. with the result that they now take
70 deep waters and do not come into the
bays and shallow waters for refuge.
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, June S.-Trading at
the opening OF the stock market today
was active and many stocks showed
substantial gains. Profit taking. how
ever. caused some slight recessions.
3. r. r. advanced 52S. Southern Rail-
way Improved 3-S, while Steel Com
mon fuctuated within narrow
range. Missouri Pacific and St. Paul
showed some advance.
II o'clock.-The market was strong
all through the last half of the first
hour further advances being made in
number OF issues. Government
bonds unchanged; other bonds we're
strong.
Noon-Price movements in the SEC
ond hour we're irregular.
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
UNDERTAKERS
James 7. Chandler, " sl' N1ats fnS g. q
Undertaken. TslsDsSH''. IsSsDssSg

MOURNING HATS LOANED FRBB
Full line mourning goods always on hand.
sCHAGRIN'S. sos Market ST.
Telephone call brings hats TO homa
ais-n
Evening journal., 1911-06-08

c. l. Hudson and Company say:
1T Is too early TO assume anything
In regard to the crops. However. we
have had some little improvement in
sentiment and in view Of the consid-
erations above mentioned prices may
be carried little higher. Sell them
on any sharp bulge; wait for breaks
before buying back"
Evening journal., 1911-06-08

r. d. Lackey and Company say:
"The greatest speculative possibili-
ties and activity will probably be in
stocks that have promising future,
such as the Erie issues, Southern
Railway and Rock Island"
Evening journal., 1911-06-08

CONTINUED from First Pagel
Evening journal., 1911-06-08

CONTINUED fIom First PageJ
Evening journal., 1911-06-08
GIRLS SHOOT
A HOTEL MAN

CONTINUED from FIRST Fagel
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-16

Times of the tide are taken from the
U; 5. Coast and Geodetic Survey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hiio Occlr
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu. Honolulu standard time is 10
hours 30 minutes slower than Green
wich time, being that OF the meridian
OF 167 degrees 30 minis. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m, which is
the same as Greenwich o hours o min
utes. The sun and moon are for local
time for the whole group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-16
PASS SENGERS.
Arrived.

Per S. S. China, from San Francisco,
May 16.-B. M. Alexander, Miss Wini-
fled Brailsford, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bret
tell, Mrs. Albert e. Clay, O.. j. Ciom-
con, w. j. Conroy, Frank Coombs, Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Dinkelspiel. w. Duisen-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Enders, H. R.
May, Miss L. May, Miss A. May, Miss
Myrtle Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-23

benz G4ipaben bis 5duier olIe obftrdft,
tabI MODERN, bic Ghiifeln buneris
tars. ba fiirdt,t er, ielbit bic G1puls
ben in Der Cuff tuerben poppoe6sI isin.
auf Der 0runblnee nieberiGnIifhsr
Art. bic ein tldres. ftfsts, burmereifens
oes Wsien tennseihnet. IN ihm
oas prsubtutbum ein Gemiih. bns
aus DerftiebenIien beuti6kn unb iIu>
lpiidsn Gtdmmen suidmnengefloH
frun50fiTd unb iiibifn burmfett III
unb b<m 4bel. Cffisier unb Hkrliners
tbum Elm perbGrtetes SeIbHssfiibl Der.
Iitben boben. Die seiftigs Dilbung.
niht man. unobiintIi4. orsonif1 aus
einem HntiirgrunD enttpideIt, ionbern
bur1 itraffen milen sdommelt. fpiss
gelt fin In benz ihpsr errungensn
8efit NIT INN 10 fhGrferm DtiDu6t.
fetn. Heipubtfein INIT alien euten unb
f9iimmen Nebenb<oriffen bes Worts,
NIT ulIem M4tensipsrtben unb ollem
MbItobsnben. nit aII<m Gfurftn unb
4Iugen, nit olIem GHigiuuern unD
3trftsenben, bas III tim bos Ge.
prd@ bieler Wif9ung. bic er itesS nit
Meipttt unb init abKigung betro3>
teis. Die zempernments sfpmpntbisH
Spstn ibn ndn Defterreid, be Oil.
bunssfpmpdtbien mad prsuben. ubtr
gee<n Nismards Geipdltpplitis k6nie
iid fein Re1tsnilIe ouf. Der Minel
aber fmfief ben 5Gben GMlnf Der
Rr0te. bic IN einen Stein eingef4Iof.
fen J0brbunberie 10 fortkben tam.
er Iitb fid's pobI iein dn Die Sabre
binbnr6 unb gIrbte ben, ber elm Hort
BON pclisif6eur 5niertiIs fprr4. nit
QrsiinbIidsu an. go urftkilte pers
bitt<rt bsr sornmiitbigs Wifnsr, unb
aus ben alouert Der Wenintnpero8.
tuns retteit q ii9 mubIum II bk
fiiblfn b0btn Der WiHeninoft. unb
Qunft. els bnnn obxr bic G0ten ber
D0sier In ibren sisensn gtftalten III
uns btrnitbtritisstn. ais in hem 0euer
zines grobsn natioHolen Mineen1 bie
Glements fHmolsen uab perf6moIaen.
ed muhie aud btr seiiinoIIe uftb 9os
rnfttrDrlIs Ghpdbe ieinen 6rifDen
init bem Dtutftkn Rti@. 2Dir nter
iDclIsn uns obosn0bnen, bsa &iibbeets
fGen, Der bur9 ale s9siien tipbprdt
fkiHbeud9 fiifIie unb bo6 fNo1
beSbdlb fiir fIii8es III tnIten nl3 Ieine
0mcHen. lptiGe bte Q6fnn9 ber beuis
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0rnnbeilestlnmS : nebntrasHnlen
ginefnnati. %. De,

mnrens Simonton an gpm. So.
EepOu, 25 bel so i5ub, an iiibli6er
Seite bon z. 4De.. 5pti9en Wlpuno
unb Gutter Str; ST..
Guguiius y. 9ofInger unb 4nbes
an 9enrp g. 4sauenb<rg u. o., 40 BEL
50 Gu6 na Der Norbfsite bon Dors
DIETER QDs.; 81.
Grant u. anub, il. an GsonborD
Stohressn, 90 5ub an glider 4Ds.;
S1.OO.
eborles u. Seilier an aecn g.
8roDn. Cots 26 unb 27 in Cottage
pldce llnerabtbiIung; 81.
Rebetnb .. 6. Oobborh. per Gks
riff. an Sxnriette Nining. 1beil bon
Got go, in SubbiDiiiOn Don Jobn
Rioole's eitats; 81.
Gmma 9. peotnn Snnes 80. peni,
Got 16 in emma 3. Wc5 5utDre's llns
ierabtbeiIung; 81.
Gmma ). Wlc5ntprs an emma ..
Deaf, Got Is In berieIbsn Ilnternbs
tbeilung; 81.
Gnnnie Ut. Sponton an WdIisr g.
8risbin, Cots 5, 8 unb Z In gli5us
beth ausent's llnterabtbeilung; 3d.
300.
8. M. SpaniDn an molttr Q,
Brisbin, 6.93 acrss 2nnb in Gettion
"A, IN Grosbp 9onnfbip; 5000.
Joiepb o. NrHnS on CLARA DO
Bruins, 80 BEL 14O Jub, an ber fpeit'
Iiden Gtite BON aDnrcea Mbeaiie, sc
Gub n6rbIih npn gonkge Gtr.;; 81.
Gornelius 3. aemper an 9fpfeWl Wldrt
asmpsr, 80 Gub AZ 6io5Iaah H.
Iglprireeb; q
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3ilIs q. v. 6. 60. $1,000.
Mm. Buns an 6enrp anriinp.
$500.
5ea Nan S4srI an eagle 9. u. 9.
q. $4,000.
Gophe Miner an no. $500.
Jpei so. MiIIer an 1erraes pdrs q.
II. 8. 6. $50.
Gam. 1bompfon on 9risbtongsrs
man 81. 60. S2400.
Sum. q. Wsorrclp an bo. S24o0.
gtrfslbe an Sk gartlsti Realtr
Go. 1922.
Getilste 5ppotbetan.
georee 90. gurIeip an Soslen SIN.
prpDeb q. II. 8. 60. $750.
4Iine g. Tuiton on bisIeIbt. $3.50.
Jrani Bauer an Rtneriine y. u.
u. 8. Go. $500.
8. q. Dpuib an Mnna Roisnbuum.
$1,000.
Diaiam gi6lsp on gambrinus
Stod 60. $500.
Clpsrcn oounfrp> elub on Gplonfls
Dine y. IL. Q. 60. $4,000.
Sofspb O. grune an Rpie Sadof.
$1,000.
GerisIb. an propibent Snp. y. II.
3. 60. $1,000.
Gorab u. 8uibons an CAT Wnlnut
Oils y. II. 6. q. $500.
aaib. DtipilIsr on 6. 6. Ghaefer.
$3.50.
Gtisobetb Rihier on pronibeRt g.
9. II. E. 6. S25O0.
GIi5a DsHoir on 5ranilin Smitb.
$500.
Gopbis Milsr on eagle e. u. 6.
q. $500.
Gti5abesh Rogers an Court Gtrabe
Wartet y. IL. 9. g. $4,000.
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Jriebrih Sbeobor Uii9er nni
bic gplitif.

Der asitbstilsr 5riebrid 7kobor
@ifher. BEN Dr. 4boIf Rapp bel
W0br in 9ubinsen cine biiblM Monps
srnpbis piomet, tpnr .ein bIutiserer
unb nsiubenter Meitbei, Der poIfsfrsmo
unb bobeiis3oll an abitrufen aunits
tb<orien ipinnt, fonbsru cine ternigs
ardftHntur. fpriikno BON Gsiit unb
Muttss.pis unn Temperament, Der.
fhn0rteIi BON Iuffisen Shnurrpitifes
reien, pOlI eisennillieer anorrsn unb
anntsn. Dis 10 monder beecbis
5nnobs sins e. burh bas 9iibinger
Sttft unb trot ins Jreie. ausgeriiItst
NIT einem tiihtigtn GhuIind ioliben
WiHens, fprumlin uns LogifA gut ees
ihuIi, ben Hppf boiler pbilolopbk.
boiler 1r6unse ur1o JbeuIt. i'm Meu'
bern pernadI6fist unseIsns, edia unb
fden In ben Qehensformen. Als Il,
fein Dinten unb Dsnisn biz Mpgen
Der bsutfhen Repolution binsiniiiirm.
ten. irnfen he nuf eintn Wann. Der fi1
I'm bic pplitif toum gtfiimmert bate.
Der nber cine frifds maine Gmpfdngs
Iimtsit, sinen lDbsrnbsn pntriOtismus.
einen unbeirrborn eefunbsn Wens
fHenperfonb unb bic srieeerif9s
;Jrsuoe an sorniesn Drsininloesn. bic
aujt am eroben Hort bis sur unfnuls
biaen Gnuerei mitbr1d3te. VIA Mbgts
crbneter In bsr poulstirdk fu6ie q
iuounboft Rlorbeit unb Gnergie bey
ndtionnltn unb bemptrutiImkn Gtr0.
mung 5u iieissrn. 1runien. nie bils
lig, BON benz nelitn Wein ber ilingen
Jrtibeii. nbnte er bod. bnb bic Rns
Notwithstanding. 10 pieI Talent unb
Negtiiisrune aud in ibr gdbrtsn unh
eIiibien. lpeber bic Wndt NOD bic
MeiFs beiibt. bic bsutfn<n gsftide
fftb<r III geftnlten. Mls UroBbeutidxr
t<glkitete er ben fhmer5eHsrsinen unb
perfmiungsntn Werb<gnng Der b<uts
fhen Ginbtit. Geine Gpmpotbien ass
bSrfen ben Dejterrsinern NIT ihrer mai.
zen DoIfstrnft. mil benz 3nnber iHtr
2anbf fM1ften. nit ben lpsiden 2inien
eintr bebnoIiftn. lsbtnsFrobsn Qultur,
bem itiIItn Meifen Der AiIbuna, nit ibs
rtr etmiittDDlsn posiis iInb ibrem asz
miifbliGen G1Ienbrian. Dus nprbs
btuime Meftn ipirtit duf ibn ertaIs
i<nb. BIZ Gprehneifs, Der 1on bes
Nslebrens ,lnb NeiIsripiFsns, ber uns
fefIdk0xAs, GIA>f1knSf h>~ ma H>s..~. +.
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cid ielbit beiieaen

1T Der srDbts sisg. Mit bisTsm gss
meinplas finb bic Gefunbsn nur su
fhnsn Bel Der 9anb, ipenn iis Der iibs
len 2nune Der BON hronii6en 2ranfs
beiten gefolterien bilIieen 5ros sus
fprehen tpollen. Mber nit Ratb uno
gbat fprinsen biefe .Gamariter Der
Rebensart" niht BEL. Wenn 3. g. Ses
munb bon ben Golterqualen Der 6Gz
morrboiben gtpeinist ipirb baben Fl.
aud nihts iibrig dls Rsbensarten,
fpdbr.nb in fplhen Gdllen 0ilfs bod
reht leiht 81 befhoffen mare: Mit
Or. Gilsbee's Mnnteiis. 9rob.n BON
9. Qeuftaebter & Co., 9or 1915 9iep
Dori. ioitenfrei Derfunbt.
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Sobn Wotion (psr SterifD onWm.
| Mortbinaton, 48o 5uB an oolett
abe; S75.
Minnie u. Smitb on .. Decatur
Smi.b. 2 Cots in S5io 2anb ono
Improvement Cos unisrabtbsiluns;
| $1,000.
| Stmon Bilbbers on Crane Co.,
l Got an 8. uno GseIeIton gIpenue;
| $1.0O.
Union Sapings Realtp gompanp
on NoIter M. guIep, Got 553 in
Rortb College Sil llntsrabtbsilung;
$1.00.
Sos. 6. Jsrris an aba u. Sunis
ban. Got 46 in Sri 3. Se,peit's I'm
tsrabtkiIuns; 81.
Cincinnati Truit 60. on Sacob
5oft. Cots I'll anb 172 in MooiIon
Wace llnterabthsilung; 81.
Cincinnati Iruit SO. on gbas. 6.
Gonnsrs, Cot 334 in UlabiIon place
llnternbtbtiIung; 81.
Union Sanings Rraltn Gompdnn
on g8m. 8uhbeit. Got 225 in Rcrib
COLLEGE 5in llnisrobtheiIuns; 81.
+ gbporb Mius on gmiIie g. Seine,
Got go. / in CD. Ulias llntsrnbibsis
lung, Rorlpopb; 81.
Sornb Dean an Gbpin 80. aems
tsr, 129a CUB an 9ee6spooo 4psnus;
$1.Oo.
Spfspb 8. pin. on glnoretp 3.
Sffutt. 20 Jub an Gtart, nabe Jrsss
man; 81.
5enrp Starting on Dm. Buns, 26a
4crts in Settion l. Snenmors 1p.;
| $1.00.
aouis Remps on Dora Wber, 90
Jub on 9irei1ia pIoes, Soilsp; 81.
Cutie Spuulbine on 2eon gD.
abbott, % fyub an Sregon Ctr; 81.
Wiorn Gebborbi an .. O. Wloors
mann. Cots /, 2 unb 3 in 8uitnro
gaoort's 5igblano Jcrm unterobibsis
lung; ST..
9. q. Wloprmann CT Warp gbiIb,
30 Gub anWe5enrn aDt.; 81.
DerieIbe on Saeob alein. 80 Sub
an Rr6enrb 4pe.: 81.
Dtrislk on Gna 4bamg, 80 Jub
an McGtnrn ape.; 81.
Snnbieaie 5beoter 60. an Sohn 8.
Wolonen, Sc CUB an 0ilbert aDenne,
nube RcWilIan; 81.
Title Guarantee &: 1ruit 60. on
Wm. 6. 1atman. Got 81 In NAH,
ington Seiebis; $50.
Mn. 6. Sotmon on Cine. prsciiion
adtbe Co., Cots SO unb 81 in bo.;
$1.0O.
ssannie Wbite on ghriit Minbborn,
90 5uB an Sstpart pIooe. WaabifOn'
bile; ST..
| J0nnis Dbite on S<nrp Jsb, 80
Jub an bo.; 81.
Gli5obstb Rocgers on Jba Mal
Shtrl. Got 70 in Doftnger unb Cop
Tins llnierobsbeiiung, GOutb Nor.
ipoob; 81.
gnrier 8. Wilbsr (pr GbrifD an
Jeanetie DeiHlein. 153 CUB an Wur'
fnD WDt.; $780,.
6tnrp 8. aodmnnn an Jcftpb 8,
Roth, ] 60. an 9srmois unb G1rna,
tion Npt.; ST..
Jobu %. Rpbn on s5rnni mcob.
iporb, H.. ! Got an 8. Gtrnbe, nnh:
parfo1ls, ST.
Grnli moobiDorb. ir., an Jobn 90
Robn, / Got on bo.; 81.
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aSeisentbnns. osystbetea.


Went prpcthettn.
Econ e. 9rpipn an Grnft citation
6. u. .. 60. $500.
Mine 6. Dutton an Datien Jm.
proneb .. u. 6. 60. $1,000.
mininm 9. DeDou on Citizens Ofi
3. u. 6. 60. $500.
arnugntt G. GritfGe an 8. @.Mnrs
mid. $3.50.
Games go. peot an Miomi 1p. ..
u. 6. 60. $500.
emma q. ptdi an bitl<Ibe. $3.50.
Clara ". Bruins an 1inbldp Mors
let 80. 2 6. u. Is. 60. $1,000.
Joeob RIein an 7.Wnrb 8. i. 9. 6.
$500.
gboA gibbs an DO. $500.
GlId Mboms an 30. $1,000.
Sam. 2bouspfon an Bartlett MsdI,
~ 60. 96lA
|. lSasat = 4uft1ae a 0sR WsIasi
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lem Realifttn filt, benz JbeoIiittn
lesrt ess 2sbtng 9tIbf hh GGexHa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

waft for ten and ffteea aoila11.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
PARTIES.

8 > 8 . > > 8 . > > . Z! > > . ,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Baber of Alpine Immediately after
the wedding they went on a 10 days
wedding trip, and win return to FL
PasO TO live.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Baber Of Alpine Immediately after
the wedding they went on a 10 days
wedding trip, and viii return to FL
PasO to live
The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
Grady, daughter Of AIRS. Dora Grady.
to Hugh Dugau, OF Cananea Mexico.
was solemnized this morning at
o'clock a. the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. The altar was tastefuIly
but simply decorated in white roses
and green. The bride. who was given
away by her brother, Toe Grady, was
becomingly gOwned in a navy bluS
travelling suit, hat and accessories to
match, and carried shower bouquet
Of brides roses
The maid of honor, Miss Dora Grady.
the brides sister, looked beautiful in
a gown of white marQuisette over pink
and wore a large black hat with willow
plume.
The groom's only attendant was a
brother OF the bride, Henry Grady.
Immediately after the ceremony a
breakfast was served at the brides
home, 416 San Antonio street to the
members Of the family. after which
punch and the brides cake were served
20 number of invited guests. In cut
ting the cake, Miss Nell Jeffries Sc
cured the ring, Miss Catherine Heisler
the dime, Miss Margaret Condor the
thimble. and Miss Genevieve O'AIeara
the button.
Many beautiful wedding gifts were
received by the young couple, from
both in and out Of the city
Mr. and Mrs Dugan left this morn
ing at 1880 o'clock Tor Galveston, from
which place they will sail for New
York, returning by way of Buffalo and
Chicago to their future home in Bisbee,
AriZ.
The POrtales Times prints the follow
ing as an I'll PasO item:
AT one Of FL Pasos swell weddings
last spring baby had shrieked and
cried during the ceremony. much TO the
annoyance OF the guests. AS the bridal
party was leaving the church a slight
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04
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Miss Mabel Hood. who has been the
guest Of Miss Rachel Harper for sew
eral weeks, returned 10 her home In
Chihuahua Wednesday
1Ir. and Mrs H D. BOddington have
as their guest their son, Rev. Cyril Bod
dington, Of HillsbOro, N n, who will
spend short time here.
After a six weeks visit in the city
Walsh have gone to Kansas City for
short visit before returning to their
home in Colon Panama
Mrs Guy L. Priest has returned to
her home In Tucson, after a visit Of
several weeks with her mother, Mrs. II
B. Hawkins.
Mrs. z. s. Stewart has as her guest
Mrs. Joseph 3. Kuznik, wife of Lieut.
Kuznik, Of the Fourth Cavalry.
Miss Alice Wolf, Of Tcrreon, Mexico,
is The guest Of Mrs William Jamison
for short time.
Mrs. Frank Brooks, Of Kentucky, viii
arrive the last Of the week and viii
spend a short time here visiting Mrs.
Clyde v Nafe before going on to Cali
fornia for the winter.
Mrs. T. c. Mcfarland. who has been
the guest for some time Of her sister,
Mrs. Thompson W. Grace, left recently
for her home in Victoria, Texas.
Mrs. Neil Mc1Iurtry is here from
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Tonight the Bifou has an e,tlr4
c9a-1se or program. One Of enc features
~ Lne program VIII be the 'rVItagraDh
4ontnly Of Current Events" containing
-----Llg lILsFes ing happenings during the
ClleL aInQ4S these is Bobby Leach'a
- yer Niagara Falls fin a barrel. the
great hurricane, which wrecked the
~ to-let coaster at COney Island; the
visit Of Admiral Togo to the RrOolrivn.
I-dEy yard and other interesting and
ms LI'uctlVe views. "Remembsr that the
bJoU is the most sanitary and best
Eelll1a-ed place in the southwest" the
SAYS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

Miss Irene Essinger has as her guest
Miss Irene Griffin, OF COpperhiu. Tenn
who viii spend a short time here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-04

New Orleans for a two months visit
Miss Florence Lee, who has been the
guest or Miss Bessie Little left Sunday
for her home in Corpus Christi, Texas.
Miss Irene Essinger has as her guest
Miss Irene Griffin, of COpperhil. Tenn
who viii spend short time here.
Mrs. o. G. Section, formerly Of FL
PasO, but now Of Long Beach, Cal. ar
rived In this city Tuesday evening, and
Wl- pc the guest OF her son and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs Bruce Section. Mrs.
Section is on her way to Missouri to
visit relatives.
Rev. Frank Whiting, who has been
attending the annual conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Albu
Querque, is spending few days in FL
PasO, en- route to Santa Rosa n. ~,
where he has been returned for an
other year.
Mrs. E. NJ Housef. Of Hutchison,
Kan, accompanied by her friend. Mrs
F. Z. Meek, has arrived in the city,
and viii make her home with her
daughter Mrs w. c. bearing, 40 Mesa
avenue.
Mrs. B. D. Nicols. Of Chihuahua, Mex,
who has been on two weeks visa to
her sisters, Misses Gertrude and Flor
ence Mauer, 1O11 North Ell Paso, has
returned TO her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Studebaker Riley
Of Denver are the guests for a short
time OF the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Nations Mrs Riley former
~ Miss Kathryn Nations, was one Of
FL Psso's most beautiful and popular
girls, and her many friends will vel
come her return