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The sun., 1916-08-26
J.F. WALLACE SUED
BY HIS SON-IN-LAW
Panama Canal Engineer ~.
cused Of Alienation in \r.
ton for 800. 900.


John Ffndiey Wallace nrosil..t o.
Westinghouse. Church, Kerr 4 co. o..
pineers ~ ~ Wal, s,ro., ,,,
.-..... vi
lI"ei'ea" ch'e' engineer OH ''' ''na'na
Canal work. was served yesterday with
a and complaint In n suit far
100000 for the alienation Of his laugh.
ter's affections.
Pierre Joseph Lenay, his daughter
husband. one time vaudcvilliau and ron
Il moving picture actor. is the lI,r.N
He says that shortly after his mar 40.
on March rs. 1911, Mr.. and Mrs w..
lace-the latter IL a codefcndant In m,
suit-began "a successful caupStu T.,
get their daughter away from him. "
result he has not. seen his wife -tNr. 70.
weeks after the marriage. complain. L..
may.
When Lemay was seen la~i f.gi' H.
readily added details to the al'"ra 'or,
he makes in the court papers II. wa
found in q fine house al - En- SKY.
sixth street. In the same block Will mo
residences Of Mrs. Henry e. Hi,,m,yer
The sun., 1916-08-26
POLICEMEN TO RIDE 600 MILES.
Troop starts Tomorrow for state
FnIr At Syracuse.

\ troop 4 mounted police under Lieut.
Michael + Walsh VIII leave New YORK.
carly Tomorrow morning Tor syracuse.
where the men VII give an exhibition
of mol &c work and rough 'ding AZ the
STATE. Fair. which begins September II,
The tourney Of 900 miles will he
mad, I'm heavy marching order In stages
Of tw.nS or twenty-five miles, Com
missioner Woods decided that much
practical knowledge of camp making,
cooking. care of horses and other phases
IF omen air lfe would be gained by
sending the men mp state on horseback
instead ur In Pullmans. on September
is they viii start on their ride back
20 "
The troop consists ~ four lieutcn,nts
four ~sergcants and thirty-four mounted
ratrolmen. chosen from the various pre-
,incts according to the fitness Of their
horses. The policemen viii wear KHAKI
uniforms saving their regulation blue
suits for service AT the fair The start
win he made at 30 flo mthe sheep
fold i'm Central Park.
The sun., 1916-08-26
TRAVIS EXPECTED TO APPEAL.
Thought Woodbury. VIII Advise
Action ON Fair Bill Decision.

ALBANY, Aug. 25.-Appeal probably
will be taken from the opinion Of Justice
IIasbrouck Of the supreme Court, who
has issued an order commanding Eugene
NJ. Travis. state Comptroller, 10 audit
publicly the |accounts OF the New York
state panama-paciic Exposition Com
mission. This va to-day
after n conference ho, wecn Travis and
Egburt NJ, Woodbury., Attorney-GicncraL
II was explained that il Is customary
to take an appeal when the formal
opinion of the Attorney-,iencral IA re-
verscd by the courts,
Travis before the conference said
81 have no fault to find with the
opinion Of Justice l~Iashrouck. stand
ready ana willing To perform my dut ics
under the law, as | have at all times.
However. the Attorney General Is the
legal adviser OF the state and my official
counsel, and ! cannot with propric.y say
what will be done until he has had an
opportunity 10 examine this opinion and
to advise me-"
The sun., 1916-08-26
JUSSERAND GUEST OF HONOR.
\ mbassadOr ia Attend Dinner In
Honor Of Lafayette.

Ambassador Juss~raud. dean of the
Diplomatic Corps AZ Washington. will he
The guest OF honor at the dinner of the
France American Society on Wednesday,
september 6, at the Waldorf Astoria. to
mark the ibath anniversary of the birth
OF tn" Marquis de Lafayette.
The France-America IL the sister So
city in the United States of the Comite
France Amerique In Paris. Of which Ga
briel ~lIanotaux, former Minister of For
eign Affairs. IL president. Its president
is Nicholas Murray butler. and It's dircc-
tors include Robert Bacon. Joseph IT.,
Choate, J, Pierpont Morgan. Henry
White. W, X. Vanderbilt. George 7. Will
son, A, Barton Hepburn and f. cunlrr-
Owen. who IL chairman Of the executive
committee
The sun., 1916-08-26
FAMOUS ELKS AT BALL GAME.
Tener and "POp" AnsOn AmOug
5.OOO-M. T.. Plant HOnored,

NEW LoSpoN, Conn, Aug. 25.-Sev-
eral hundred Elk from all sections II
New England celebrated Elks' day here
to-day by attending II ball game at
Plant Field, at which Commodore Nor
ton +. Plant, member Of the New Lon
don Lodge owner II the New Lon
don bail team, was presented with a
huge floral baseball. Mrs. Plant was
given a bouquet OF roses.
Among the guests at the game. which
was between the New London and Hart
ford teams. were John X. Tcner, presi-
dent of the National League "Pop'
.\nson. Past Grand Exalted ruler Ed
ward Leach of New York and Daniel
O'Neill. vice-president of the Eastern
League. \ parade Of the Flks through
the streets preceded the game, Five
thousand witnessed the contest, which
was won hy New London In the eleventh
inning when Pitcher Hearne batted In
the winning run The score was s to I.
The sun., 1916-08-26
SENSATIONAL JUMP
IN COTTON FUTURES
Net Gain Of $3.50 a Bale Over
Thursdays Prices at New
Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-Prices I'M
.equalled in seven years and never
exceeded at this season since the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange a estab-
lished were paid for futures on the ex-
change to-day.
A gain Of almost $3.50 a bale over
yesterdays last quotations we're repre-
scented by the days top prices. and the
close was at a net advance Of more than
$3.50. October contracts, selling at
1852 cents at their best. set q record
never equalled before during any sea-
son Of the year.
The sensational buying movement
apparently resulted from forecasts Of
continued drought in the western belt,
high Liverpool quotations. expectations
of a bullish Government conditional re-
port and a private estimate indicating
serious crop deterioration.
The sun., 1916-08-26
MAYOR A GOOD MARKSMAN
I.O Out Of Possible r5O NJ
Target Practice.

plArrsRuRu. y. Y, Aug, .j,-Thc
rockies Of the smith Training Regiment,
having only -four days before the hike in
which to con pleta their target work,
were On tie large NJ 6 O'Clock this
morning. a. T.. Corhin OF Detroit led
with a score Of 1872 out of a possibl" $50,
although Second lheut, John PurroS
Mitchell was not far behind with 1919,
The rockies were urged this evening 10y
Cen. Mood to take the examinations Tor
commissions in tho Federal Reserve,
scheduled for september i,
The Eighth and Ninth regiments viii
take "A McCreary field kitchen on their
march. such as IL In use by the British
and French armies.
The sun., 1916-08-26

Answering one %: Mr.. GARDENERS ques-
t!ors, which alleged that twelve OF the
twenty-one battlrships in the feet re-
corded unsatisfactory scores In he 1914
battle practice. the Secretary produced
a letter tfom CAPT. G. +. piunEett. d.
rector of gunery exercises. who said OF
his twenty years experience In the navy {:
81 know of no time during that period
when the enemies Of cur country had
more TO fear from the batteries OF our
iicet than they have to-day"
capt Plunkett added that by direction
Of the Secretary he widest possible
publicity would be given TO the battle
pra"tic" results next month
Il do not sympathizc with this form of
criticism the gunnery director wrote.
efcrr!ng to Mr.. Gnrdrer's question. and
believe that Il will undermine the conf
dcnce OF the people in the feet and the
confidence % the fleet people In their
ships and In the officers who are charged
OF the fleet for war.
Il consider such criticisms and at
tacks on our target practice and the
publication of the facts In connection
herewith have been OF the greatest use
10 every enemy OF the Government, both
in our own country and abroad"
o the tcor OF Congress" Mr.. Daniels
continued. MIR Gardner said he wished
he could have the opinion OF the official
observer on our battlesh>ps as to their
target practice. read Tim his opinion.
These are not my words, not those OF
II Politician nor any civil appointee OF
a political party. They are uttered with
full knowledge Of his responsibility by
on" OF the foremost officers of the United
states navy and an expert on these sub
~j-cts.'
The sun., 1916-08-26
Coast Trip Wins for Hughes.

The Hughes tour on the Pacific Coast
continues 20 have "A pleasing aftermath
for Republican manHs =. For example,
chairman WILCOX received yesterday u
letter from John + carroll. publisher Of
he Portland, ore. Tci,DrGm, IN which
he said Heres a trang fact Nobody
IN Portland found Gov Hughes what he
had pictur Il IN his mind. The most cr-
,ontous Impression was that he was a
human !c.cle, As matter OF fat. Ne is
an approachahle. cordial, American gem
tleman. earncs: and sincere, but intense
ly human in his outlook. His tour Il
the country has wonderfully reacted
upon him"
The New York Hughes Alliance -
form ng county branches all throughout
the State, and IN these many Democrats
are being enrolled A branch just formed
n Westchester is headed by Colin Arm
strong. a member of the Westminster
Democratic club. Secretary II. q Aron.
who returned yesterday from a trip
throughout the State. said Republicans
and Progressives everywhere Were
uniting and that Hughes victory n
this state was a certainty.
The sun., 1916-08-26
SER MON TOPICS IN
NEW YORK CHURCHES
..Playing Religion" t" BE sub
iect of Address at Marble
Collegiate.
First cHrscH OLE plyrNE .-LEN ..

FIRST CHURCH OF DIVINE s,IEN T.
THE Rev. W. John MARRY. iIs'nt. y|
lege room OF the Hot. Asu. VI
MAJ E;he-.1gs T chart. Tre. .'''' .''s
Boston Metsph! >ical club. Wi -rttr
morrow at II o'clock on step,
cess"
CHRISTIAN S'lENCE CHrH'H t--N p
subject Of the lesson sermon ir '.. ~
ton Science churches to ruFrroH
Chris, Jesus, and the Golden I'N .-
vi. &sn. They shall he al ifggH H-
Every man. therefore, hat ra'h l a.
hath learned Of the Father. cons 20
Me"
C~OLLEGIATE CHURCH Or st '' ..
LAS. Fifth avenue At fnr'y-'|rH'H .f'
The Rev. Malcolm James Ni,i.u! H ..
minister. Services At II \ 81. a.i
NJ The Rev. j BROW rlee Noorhees % J
OF HARTFORD Wi preach.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHtN'H Pc
avenue az Twenty ninth street. q
Milllkcn VIII preach at u A. 81 u. .
Ing Religion" In he evening Ia H HHs
AZ his theme. "obf-ct or i.'' e
Heaven"
OLD JOHN STREET CHrgc" T.
Rev. pr. Lewis Il S%'rtc'"r S.. .tr.
II A. VI. and so + VI
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST .H'r d
IVES; End Ayeuue a.; Eigh't-s.N'I
THE Irrepre.sible oucst.on'
- rmon topic " the Rev Low r. '.-'Ht
at II A. NJ
The sun., 1916-08-26
MRS. W. G. McAD0O HAS TYPHOID
Illness Diagnosed by Dr. Grayson
\ Attack IL Reported as SLIGHT,

SPRING LAKE, n, j., Aug 25.-Mrs.
William q, McAdoo, wife OF the sSecre-
tary Of the Treasury and daughter OF
President Wilson, is III in bed with a
slight attack of typhoid fever at the
McAdoo cottage.
DIR. Cary +. Grayson,, tho Presidents
physician. diagnosed the case this after
noon and returned to WASHINGTON to-
night. leaving Mrs. McAdoo in the care
OF DIR. william Gray Schaufier.
Secretary McAdoo. who was attending
a meeting Of the Farm Credit Bank
Plan In Utica, hurried hack to Spring
Lake when he received a telegram. Tie
will remain at the cottage until Mrs.
McAdoo recovesA
The sun., 1916-08-26

Mr.. Coudert wrote:
you have stood squarely on the
proposition that the United States rom
etitutes a real nation. having a common
con science OF right and wrong In a
word. a national entity with a soul. I
believe tina despite certain superficial
appearances his is as true to-day, II not
truer. than ever in our history. Never
theless, many. II not most. 81 he politi-
clans have acted since the great war mas
been In operation on the theory that We
are a heterogeneous assortment OF con-
iiicting racial entities. each one Of which
has a SOLITARY vote to which a trucking
obe.sance must be made.
ut Is the curse Of our politics that
such men are ac~celerating and organic
ing the descriptive forces. With some
men Of your type in the Senate we would
have a ral,ying point for real American
ism. the best and soundest evidence Of
which would be service Of every Amrr.-
can TO the State IN other words, general
service. This actual demonstration Of
n%ationaIism and real school of national
ity should supersede the fine phrases Of
mere politicians, who while talking
Americanism are actually aiding dIsin-
tegration.
you have understood that the United
States is no longer a detached continent
upon which every governmental expert
msnt may he made without regard to
~onsequences and needless OF our rcla-
tons to other nations. You understand
that the international world structure.
based upon international law, the equal
right of nations, cannot be destroyed
without incidentally destroying every
thing for which the United states has
stood.
"A policy Of conscious nationalism and
actual championship OF International law
in deeds rather than in words and gem
eral service to the State for every Amerl-
can citizen make a programme about
which all Of MS who look upon parties
as mere instrumentalities of government
tan rally"
The sun., 1916-08-26

John McE Bowman. president OF the
Biitmore company, has set aside the
Presidential suite on the eighteenth floor
Of the Hotel B!ltnore for the exclusive
use of the representatives Of the Carranza
Government and those Of jhe United
States. who VIII meet for their pre-
liminary conference at the hotel on
Monday, September 4. There are
twenty connecting bedrooms with baths,
rarh containing twin beds. to the Presi-
dental suite,
The sun., 1916-08-26

Another question dealt with the type
OF torpedoes with which bsttleships were
equipped, Mr.. Gardner asserting that
those IN use in 1914 had been declared
obsolete by navy ordnance officials. He
asked II tire Secretary knew this when
he issued his 1914 report.
We not only knew II hut We're already
manufacturing long RAJ &c torpcdoes TO
take their Places Mr.. Daniels said.
Il am also glad to inform him that
since then all the dreadnoughts in COM
mission have been equipped with these
new torpedoes."
The sun., 1916-08-26
BILLY sunday At Ocean Grove.

AsBrRY PARK. ". j., Aug. 25,-Billy
Sunday with his wife and two sons ar.
rived at Ocean Grove this afternoon and
was greeted nv a crowd of 5000 persons
He told them he had come to the sea
shore to work. rot to take a vacation
lie will conduct meetings mornings ant
afternoons Tor eight days. beginning to.
morrow ct the annual camp meeting.
The sun., 1916-08-26
WORST OF EPIDEMIC
OVER, SAYS EMERSON


dren at the earliest possible moment At
2 o'clock yesterday morning a private
practitioner with a child who had been
III only a few hours aroused DR.. Zingher
see med 10 be very much better after the
Injection.
The sun., 1916-08-26
CALDER WILL OPEN
QUARTERS HERE
Brooklyn Man to Start Hard
Work in Manhattan on
Monday.

Relieving the moment to secure the
nomination Of Robert Bacon in the Re-
publican primaries for United states
Senator Is daily gathering force, Repre-
sentative william NJ Calder and his
supporters in the Republican %organiza-
ton decided yesterday hat they would
open headquarters in the Metropolitan
Life building and do something more
than merely try To tie up ORGANIZATION
leaders with pledges to work for calder.
The Calder headquarters. which will
will b. open Monday with an State
Republican In charge, will be directly
under the headquarters of the Republic
can State Committee. Ostensib.y the
commiuee is taxing no part in the Sena-
torial fight. for bviou reasons. The
Calder people. however. are counting OF
the moral support Of the committee. and
are making the claim that Bacon IS an
outsider. Although insisting that the
state Republican organization IS com
mitted TO Calder, the Bacon movement
nevertheless has the Calder supporters
scared.
The sun., 1916-08-26
ss.5oO for board Of Trade seat.

CHlcAGo. Aug. 25,-The highest price
ever paid for IA membership on the
Nhicag, Beard Of Trade. 81, 500, was
closed to-day, This 10 an advGnDe o;
$500 within the last week.
The sun., 1916-08-26
VIII See Wilson sunday.

The Chicago headquarters. Mccormick
said. were runniu- smoothly. and Sem
utor Walsh had a fine. lighting organ!-
cation already at work. While there. he
said. he had seen and received reports
from n lot Of commute. men from Vest
en- ;ates all OF which were mos; en-
"ou,a. 'r;;. He Is 20 go over some u.
these reports with rroe dent Wilson next
Monday
~ Mccormick entered ore door yes
To-day Senator J. HtU Lewis OF Illinois
dcI. .rted IT, uug1 another. having tried
TN vain 20 see Publicity Director Robert
N'oo'ey ,ml tel him ali about Name
Ine S,"p'or. :. the surprise OF many.
Brought noCS iatAer murky reports from
Ma gee with respect TO the Democratic
ticket. but rot regarding the interest
taken IN j liam
u auu'' h"ow row many came 10 hear
No." sud tie senator. but I do know
how many came 10 see me Why. in one
town | saw a sign, Now IL your chan %
To- So. Jay Ham Lewis-will you miss
IT, Think o. that!
The sun., 1916-08-26

THE two leading figures in the State inquiry into the milk situation
are Senator Charles ". wieks tn. the right and George W. Ward
ION the left), counsel for the Wcks legislative investigating commit
tee, The committee began work here yesterday to find out why New
York consumers have been forced to pay more for milk.
The sun., 1916-08-26
WILSON Is WINNING,
MCORMICK'S TIP
Hughes's Trip Rejecting Pres
ident. Buoyant News From
Chicago.

Vance Mccormick rushed over TO
Democratic headquarters last night from
a train which had just landed him from
Chicago with the glad word that
Hughes's California "trip had handsomely
reelected President Wilson.
80 difficult did Mccormick find it to
contain himself hat he Let out this news
In the hall before he reached his office,
and OF course there was a rush to con-
graduate the chairman lie had picked
Il up In Chicago. he said, and had
brought IL East az speedily as a train
could bring him.
"ENerytuiug II splendid" he said, and
this California business Of Hrgh,e has
simply shown the man on the fence Just
where Nj. HUI hes stands. He let him
self be led right through the state BY
that old Republican |stlrdrpat crowd, the
Old railroad. Southern Pacific bunch.
Now they know where he would he II
elected President. It's gone all through
IL. West. and It's doing "A lot for Is."
The sun., 1916-08-26

practically every county chairman is
pledged to me. and | don't know why
they should change al this late hour.
said Calder yesterday on his return from
a trip through the State. The question
with the Calder people apparently is,
how good are these pledges?
Friends Of Calder insist that he is
to get at least 20 per cent. II the en-
rolled votes cast in the primary. ON
the other hand those behind Bacon are
confident that Republicans through the
State are going To DO a heap of think
ing between now and primary day and
that a majority OF them. are not ging
to be dictated to 10y the leaders when Il
comes to deciding who IL the bette quail
flied to represent this State IN the Sem
ate.
That Mr.. Bacon is not at all averse TO
an issue being made Of his attitude with
respect to the war and the so-cal!ed
German vote was again evidenced yes
terday when there was given out AZ his
house a letter written by Frederic X.
Coudert praising Mr.. Bacon for his
views on Amegicanism.
The sun., 1916-08-26
Richmond.

peter K"'ln, ~. Joseph's by the Sea. HUI,
LILLIAN Hansen. II second street
New n1rP Manor.
The sun., 1916-08-26
PARALYSIS RECORD.
Days Deaths and New Cases a. Re.
ported by Boroughs.

Deaths and new cases Of ~infantile
paralysis reported by the Health De-
partment yesterday follow:
The sun., 1916-08-26
CHRISTIAN SCIt\tT
Services are held n 'as o. Pa
Christia1 Science ChuIc hes

NsITAM anc ;. Nv "
During August SUNDAY "."'' go .
will he he'd In tn. S..Hrt Cd.
Churches only.
First Church. Central Tsgk We
Second Church, Contra Pas We
Third Church, l@t'h - 3 Ml.'' .
ourth Church, r. WASN'T G'ln
Fifth Church. Aeol!sn Concert 4
&3d 81
sixth Church. 1891 Washington N.s q
The sun., 1916-08-26
PROTEsTA>T tri>, orhI.

CHAPEL OF rHE lN,l.
Trinity Parish, BrolINt' n'I
Rev. n. II, Gates L. -, war ".
4. NJ. 7. NJ,
The sun., 1916-08-26
REIIGIhCs ADyERTI.GMt>rs

Gospel Tahernacle Chur go. .
4 4tth -. Rev. \. Is S!Ut. r. g.
day. 1880 4 NJ, & T. "
Rev. X. 4. Forrest Of Too Off, 40.
The sun., 1916-08-26

ThUmas Nurray. 10 Mon aVtnue. Lone
Island Ci'y; Harry Gorve, RockswaS
Hnu. evart uear Jerome avenue. Wood
haven. MarS Travis, ., Prospect street.
jamaica, Charles CnrreS, Z Isllngton psre
jamaica. William - RELY. 80 Crescent
street. Far Rockawav, George Levy. 81
south Division avenue, seaside hobart
Moss, ~ lslirrton place, Jamaica, Helen
WtNly. lsft Madison street, Rilgewood'
H.ien Mitteizkirl, 20 Coe place, Elmhursi
Mtry MCl.augh.in, { Roseyille avenue,
corona. Grace Davis. SO Thirty-eighth
street. corona,
The bee., 1916-09-29

Oysters are healthful. Eat them
at Brownlng's.
The Wilson-Marsha all. Kinc heloe
club held it's weekly meeting at the
city hall Thursday night and plans
for the campaign were discussed.
There was a large attendance of the
members.
]. f. DeVylder is IN a serious con.
dItion aud to the regret OF his
friends he does not improve.
w. r. Brown has been removed to
the city hospital, where an operation
may be performed for the remova
OF an eye. He has suffered from eye
trouble for sometime.
Have you all the player rolls2 II
not, write The N. w. Bryant Piano
Co., Evansville, InJ. for latest csta-
log. over 1000 rolls at 25c each.
Miss May Oldham, of Hopkins
VILE, spent Sunday in the city with
relatives.
DIR. Liggett Bailey, of Madison
vile, was in the city. Wednesday
night.
Frank Withers was in Madiso n
Vile Wednesday on business.
john L. Long aud wife, of Madi-
sonville, were IN the city Wednes-
day.
FOR SALE-My homo on Railroad
street six rooms, pantry, bathroom
and hall. Good water and out
houses. Terms one half cash bal
lance in one and two years. VIII
sell reasonable. Mrs. John Salmon.
Mayor w. E. Rash and F. r.
Arnold, of this city, were in Green
willie recently on business.
Little Elizabeth, the two-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
Webb, is quite i'll with whOoping
cough and other complications.
The bee., 1916-09-29

Miss Elizabeth Long has furnish
ed studio over Longs Bakery and
will begin her expression lessons
Monday.
N. B. Long went to Springfield,
Tenn, Thursday on business.
Mrs. Nollie Umstead, who has
been visiting in Nashville for sever
al days, has returned home.
Mrs. Harriet Browning was IN
MadIsonville Friday.
When IN Evansville, don't fail to
visit the TALKING MACHINE
DEPARTMENT Of The N. w. Bry.
ant Piano Co. A complete stock Of
records always on hand.
Mrs. Nick Long, of Madisonville'
spent Thursday in the city the guest
OF Mre. M. B. Long.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kemp has a slight
case Of tonsilitis this week.
Miss Agnes Lynn has returned
from Fordsville, where she has been
visiting friends for several days.
Miss Margaret Kemp is teaching
the third grade during Miss Eliza
beth Kemp's absence.
Mrs. Lucy Bean Is visiting friends
in MadIsonvllle for a few days.
Miss Munnie Nall, of Dixon, " no
has been visiting friends in the city
for few dsys, has returned home,
Chas. Webb left Tuesday for
Franklin, Kv., TO attend conference
Rev. w. A. Grant left Tuesday
| for conference,
The bee., 1916-09-29
NewS of the Town
"Good morningI Have
yea seen The Courier9
EVanSvillc'S best paper"


Mrs. Della Southworth aud Mrs.
Elsie Robinson were in Madison
VILE visiting friends Friday after
noon.
Miss Mary Mothershead was in
Madisonville SATURDAY. afternoon on
business.
Ed Phillips, who was recently ap-
pointed tax assessor for the city, ls
hard at work making the necessary
assessments.
Oysters are healthful. Est them
at Browning's.
Neal Kestner and Miss Cynthia
Cotton were united in marriage bv
Rlv. ]. w. Lester on Thursday
evening. The groom is-a miner by
occupation.
The high wind Thursday night
blew down the smoke stack at the
Darlington Iron Works. In falling
the stack broke the electric and
power wires. Work was suspended
three hours until wire connections
were made aud power supplied the
plant.
Before buying Piano a Player
Piano, or Talking Machine, get in
touch with The n. w. Bryant Piano
Co., OF Evansville, InO. and get their
prices and terms.
The Little Sisters OF the Poor Of
Nashville we're IN the city Thursday
soliciting for the Home for the
Aged that was recently destroy' d
by fire.