The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 10

10 Zffx, LEXINGTON. Islington. Ort CO. Mr Cliarle Jloward, of thl city, the daughter of Francis e. Key, vlio composed the Spsngk-d Hanner, celebrated her ninetieth birtMay iu well.

Mrs. Howard ctl'l retain it her fuerion Inn original manuscript ol Ui iiwm iiUwm. )Ip. James G. Hubbel.

wAo 1 la Wushlngton, the g'lest of Mr. lande M. Johnson, said tn hav been ol freat assistance to ber husband In securing lie portion of National liank Examiner for Kentucky. She Is a great favorite with Mrs, arllslei and Mr-. Jc.hnson, who sv said ve held the key to toe place.

Mr. E. Woodward, of this cltv, la at prewnt at. New York, at tha Fifth -a venue. Howl.

She r-sat bean III or aome bat win probably r--turn hom the first of November. Mrs. and daughter, of Beattyvlll, now matin their home In this SU-s Lndv iTewlu. of Clark county. 1 the of Mis Mamie) on Fast Main sir-t.

MU Jennie of Clirfc county. pent a short time, with friend here this t.wI. Mis Mary fcr.nnklin. of Maysrllle, the (nicrt of Mi Wall in thl city. HUs Laor limiul.

wim ban been traveling East this summer with her aunt. Xn. E. Jl. Wodward.

will return tn her home, In Louls Mile In a fw Mr. Weston is now located at Hi" Fitl-'i -avenue II tel. New York, where she, will remain for liie winter. Mhw Ad a ve t1nner in lionor ff l.l-ut. Verk.

of the United Mate rm(. si tinned nt New York. Mr. A. V.

Hiadv and wife axrlv-M tier yerterdav wltk the remains of their little boh, Whitney, who died tw month airo at Asbury Park. X. J. a Sum sjwlcert and family, who have been Mattoned at Leavenworth. ars -xperted to-morrow to be the truest of 51r.

1W Swlcert. a hi beautiful country home, Th Caiin." Mr. Averv s. Win-ton has retained frm St. lxnls.

where she has been with bw sister. Mr. Iay, who has been suffering fiom nervous prostration. Mrs Thomas, of Paris, is the tuest of her mother, "Mrs. at the home of Mrs.

Oen. Bob-UiiOU, la Ibis city. nUSSELLVILLE. Oct. 0.

Mrs. II. C. Settle and dinrhbr, Mls SrilUe, of Lou- Isvllle, ar lh(! piet oi Ml M. Elzer.

-Miss Mamie Pey. who ha been vult-tni; her RNter. Miml A-l binilli. has returned her hrnie in SmiiIi arrofil m. Mrs.

(enro and Mrs. Ji'n ltowlinj have sjo hlii? Mrs. W. J. Ioman li vixit- Ir.r tn Louisville.

Miss Emm tireea. who ha. been th" irue-t of Mr. F. A.

Tavlor. ts returned in Msvfletd. Mr. F.I Crrctoii anl little are Tl'ttlnp relaUvcs In Tvmbrokj. Ml Hjttle Camiiell I In Fnmklin.

the gnest of tbefam- of Or. V. A. Mrs. C.

W. Jo es. of HoikinHvl1li, br father, Mr. Keuhcn Keyiio' Is. Ml- Fatrie Tully, wl lis the piet of Mis Lena, Riier fnU w'k.

ha returned to ber honio In Cove Sprinz. li-e Mattie and Jcnnta Vale of Louisville, are the tnesis of McCVan. Mrs. Friith Winston, Of Tratiklin. Ik v'-ttine her sister.

Mrs. I. Y. Winston. Mr.

S. K. Crewdson nnd tjrolher. Mr. J.

Mack re visitiu; )n Lonlsville. Miss FJUabeth Sver, who Jo- knm time ha bown friend lit Kashvllle. h- returned. VJrx. fon- of Kipl' y.

Is vlltink' her son, Mr. Yenv-r tiunnor. Nannie of SprlrKtield. Is the gu.it of Mr. T.

Grimes. Miss Neva tiarretson Is In Howhiu; tireeu. cutst of Ml Marr Mr. J. A.

Leall nd daughter, III Luele. are 1sltinj frteiids In Louis- vtlle Mnry Walter vlsitinf Misa uiuri in cuusieuu. FRAMXFORT. Frankfort, Cct. i.0.

(Special, Rev. Green CIny Smith, of Wulilngun. It. a aV-w il ty.i In tt-I- city ln.st Tho niar of Miss Kate siiniiers, Frankfort, au I Mr. Thuigas of Wh-blta.

li iisouiiced for November is. Mini Mary H.1U or LfXii.ston. i viiiln; Mis. John VII. isms, of thl olty.

Mrs. Will lun-Mi, of Mitvta, visited tin- In this city Is week. Mrs FrU uf Sracue, K. Is he.r father. Capt.

(jam Pmdoi-. Mrs P. Jel.u,tn daughter, Mis Pickett, are viltin? at lv Yalk-y. Mis. Jiunes HulerUS is visttiog rehi- In Mt.

SltrliiiK- Mis. Anna Van Tever entertained a fvw frh ads at whbt this wcxk. Mr. J. M.

Van lieveer kraa ie- t-irned texne. vllt o. neverai days Vr. llci.rl'tK l.Uek'. urn.

at Sprint; y.ry. Jiuncr, Llickburn, after an et- tended i sit her tthcr, Judge ba. returned lo l.er home lu Washington, 1) C. MIsj l.va Mtcktln ha returned frutu a vllt I.e.xDt at. 'r-.

J. Wells Cov- li'Ptou. nf hitn Oreen. Is the guest of Mrs. WUIIaru Keadinp.

Miss Coideli Llui- left this wek IT a Mcit to Louisville. Mm. II. Hay Ilittlliill. Newtown, li the tuefct of Mr.

11. P. J't pper. Mrs. W.

11. tiud returned TucvUiv from a khorl visit her flster, Mrs. Webster Uuley. at LonisMlle. w.

Jc-v, of New tastle. Is tht; Riaext of Mr. Wm. Oomwell. Mrs Oeorca Macs visited Mrs.

la Lou- L-vllle. last week. Mass tiultoo. who has lMsn vl-ltliiiT la Pewee Yalk-y, rvturueU hucne this weeu. SHELBYVILLE.

avhi lbyvlllo, Oct. Miss Het-- tltj TUimiass.m, of New. Castle, Is vtsliknj relatives here and mi the county. Prof, r. Froemaii and wife, after a visit here to relatives, have rel lift mir t'- Lexington MIhs Belle Bennett, of lUchmnnd.

ha. retuiiied home, after a visit to friend at Silence Hill. Mn. II. J.

Luce, of Ncn Yiark. after a visit lit iMr. and Mrs. 6. II Mexlev, has returned homo, Mcoinuaiiled irtTarrett SU.xley.

Mrs. John K. Todd and daughter are visiting friend. lu Oklhaia county. Mrs.

W. M. Moore, of Midway, is the nuet of relatives here. Mrs. Xaonte Browu, of Dover, ha returned tome.

after a visit tr her sister, Mrs. John Kid ditto. Miss Mamie Lejt, of Liuisvllle, Is vie Jtues-l or Mass lierlha Jones. Mrs. tleo.

toiiid hat returned home to LoulsvUlo, after visit ma her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. II P.rown.

Mrs. tlrant Oreen. of Frankfort. Is 1sltins her parents. Col.

and Mrs. John F. Davis. Mr. James I).

Middlcton, clerk the Farmers' and Traders' Bank, and Miss Maud Hastings, danarhter of the well-known atiercaant. Mr. John T. HaoUdKH. of this place, wen ntarTiel yesterday aiteruoon at ui ticiorua Hotel, Udrago, HOPKINSVILLE.

MopltlQsvilla, Oct. CO. (Special.) ML nary Uadford has gone on a visit to Mrs. Walter Marlowe, of at. Louis.

Miss Mil eie Ingram, nf Columbia, returned home Wednesday from a visit to Ml Cora Petrle. of this city. Miss Emily Wheeler returned home several davs elnce from a visit Naahyille. riomuel Ilogers and wife, of i.rmL-epori, nave oeen visinn? Uie family of Dr. I.

P. Thoma. ou Virginia aUeet. Miss Xonnie Prow.se has lust returned from a visit to friends in Chicago. Mis Kate Duncan has returned from a visit to the family of 11.

W. Johnson, of FalorvHle, 111. Mrs. J. C.

Cary. oi Prlnce- ton. Is visiting relatives In this city. Mis Amelia Lindsay, of Cadiz, Is bating reU- lives In this city. Miss Cornelia Cowan la.

(one on a visit to ft tends In Misg alaiy Flack Is absent oa a visit to friend In Trenton. Mrs. Steven Bennhaw and daughter. Mlsa Maude, of Jacksonvllai. 111., are the guests of friends and relative la this city.

Utsse Liilo and Julia Ven- able have gone on a vUit to friends In Chl- cai-'o. u. h. Arnold and Ml Ida Belle feteveni were united In marriage at the ouuty ttera a omce ycsteiday momlnz. Misj isu 1 lie Dang-erlleld, who has been visit ing irienas in vnicazo, returned home yes-tciday, arromtaok-d by Miss Jennie Wallace, OWENSBORO.

i Oct. w- W-jod has returned froat vlslUn; ber parenu at ShelbyvUle. Mrs. II. J.

smith has r- turned from Chrlstiansburg. Mr. and JlrR. W. Coaey, of Orlaad Flav.

are visiting 1 1 friends here. Hon. and Mrs. W. T.

UU rnave ixsueu iiivuation to the marriage of ttieir niece. Miss Maiy Lumpkin, to Mr. v. L. 6loane.

Thursday. November 2, at the vjirasaa eourva jhs KOse Holt, cf Holt, lias gwita. to Clarksvillo after a visit tn airs. J. J.

fcweeacv. Miss Emma Prenltt has avt'irned MadisonvllJe. after a visit la Misa Wright Mr. Harmon Miller ana ciuiuren nave returned to Ashevtlin, 2t. after a visit of several week here.

Mrs. L. Moore, of Galveston, Tes is vUtlnii ue family of Dr. K. 11.

Lurketi. Mrs. Harden Head baa returned, lo LoulsvUlo Trrm vuituig Jirs. t. u.

KeaiL Alia. Mary Collins has returned to Uardstown, alter a tHI to Mrs. I. W. Sutherland.

Mrs. A. A vlclfinff Iter ninnlll in St. VT. THE COURIEK-JOURNAL, LOUISVIIXE, SATURDAY MORiNliNU, OUTOUEll 21, J8U3.

tlor. of LonUvUle, i vis tin? Mltcli- eb friend. Mrs. Dora SK.ne and daujditi-r Minnie vLslied rchrth in Orlean, thla w.ek. Mrs.

Cbsw.es iluruston. uf ot. Loius, Miss Llzule WaJHcr. of Hartford, Is vi- ttina Mr. -Edwin Kow.

'Mis Kate. Anderson In Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keeler, are vlsiUrn Mr. and Alexander Hill.

CHARLESTOWM, INO. Cltcrleatown, Oct. tin, a Vntin vUiiins tha family Willi im OnUowav. nt DenutV Mr. Charles Meal l.u returt)ed to Jenersont ill from a visit to Mr.

and Mrs. Autm Mas- Mrs. A. C. C.owlwln.

of "PU5J VU1 rts tue guest- of Mr and -Mr. M. p. Alph thi eeei. Kiito Is Hdii.r, frTiii.

nt MUwankee. Mkh. Mrs. II. Adam ot Vj-uUla.

is tli guest of Mr Slwy ronmrv Jll Maeple WiUetts. ot Henry countv. Is Tt-dtinu Mrs. -James Mrs. Jennie Hobsim an Mrs.

Km- na ninri, who have been Uie ftuents ot Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Mcioy.

nae reiurnou coin, Xeb. Mrs. Walter Ruddoll. who ha 41.. of Mr.

ai.A Mrs. M. P. Alpha i Winui li. xew Allnnv.

Mr. Mrs. VJUha Carr and dBiiptiter Lurilte have returned from It visia a vi vn l' Parsons, of Wasalncton, aro th ot ftiencta here. Mis Alleen Bower hail returned to her homo, near 2ew Wahinnton. from a visit 10 irieu.i Jennie- Hny the guest of Mrs.

I. C. Peyton, at JggersonvUte. CANNELTON, INO. Cannlum.

Ind Oct. 20.HtSpeUl.)-.ot. World'a Fair UH week. lr. Fred ttpeldel Mis I VKr -f cvVllL 1 vWrtn rel.

tlvea hero this week. ju- jvnii a .1 Ttl I f.o- a- an relatives la Owens- boro, returned home Wednesday Annie Wynn. who ha spent the past two week. vlsltunif tn avanwuR. mmnn Wednesday.

Misa Jcnette McCuteheon. of i i. visit Inff the lamitv oi 1 1, 1. 1 nj Mr Thomas Whittaaser mis wa. Allen spending this week as the World tir ML fcnuna rzim.

ot oweufcltoro. Ky In the gnest ol Ml Anna Zimmerman twi- zvi Rl. harrl Olllmaii. Geo. Minto and Edwsrd bchueta are at the Wurld'y Fair this week.

iir. and daughters. Misses Oertle ana auaeiie. of Hawes vtlle. spent vvoinesuay an nw "-ji the fUCAVt oi 31 r.

a. v. uiara. PARIS. Part Oct.

Sneelal.) Mr. and Mrs. P. I. McCarthy are at the Work Mr.

and Mrs. v. tl. Anaerron aro In Chicago. MVia Belle Plpar.

of Louls- viita i itia niMt of tha Miiaea IIU1. on Pleas int street. Miss Bessie Edgar, of, Tuscaloosa. It vlsttini? her sister, Mm. Dr.

VansanL Mr. and Mrs. John Muart is nt tha World 'a alr. Mrs. E.

B. Hedges and Mrs. J. Fretweu are visiiina; ln Covington. Miss On of Pickens' Courthouse.

S. and Misses) Vit anil Mania Uoarsnead. or Maunion, va are cueota oi suss uesaie jicjunan. Mr. J.

XT. Davis gnent aewernl daya of tha vast week with friends in crnuuatm. 31T. and art. 1 c.

Asuoroiia aru na Chicago, Mrs. James K. Davis pent several dan In Lesimrtou the week. Mrs. Kobert ooenB is Tisiunz menus ui Oymhluna.

badle Davis is visiting friends in North Mlddletown. ifcarry s-edam. of Chicago, to visiting friends la this city. GLAS60W. Gkvscow.

Oct SO. Special. r-Mrs. John YreeUnd, who visited reUUves lie re, lias returned to Louisville. Mr.

ana rm. Bruce, acc in Denied by Mrs. C. t. Ter-y, left for a visit to the World's Fair Thurs day.

Mrs. Edgar Caldwell hit gone on a visit to Trletxls in LAUlgvuie ana niesKo. Mr. Josenh Altsheier. who visited for a few davs here, has retitniea to lUMfr.

Mr. and Mrs. C. rare recurnea iruru Cldcago on Wednesday. Mr.

Mary Bankn, of Franklin. Is visiting ner mouier, -sirs. lrnlta bummers, in the county. Mr. A.

oomb left Friday for England, where ha will remain two or three months. Mrs. P. Rlcuird Taylor, of Louisville, haa returned home, after a visit to her aunt. Mrs.

Jerry Beynolds. Mr. W. P. Unit and daticbter.

Mis Annie, of Oakland, ky. vialted here thl week. Col. J- A. Evan and wife, of McLean eonnty.

are visiting Uaa former's sister, Mrs. K. U. Duff, lu the county. LEI7CHFIELD.

leluhfleltt. Oct 20. (SpeetoLV-Mrs. J. R.

CvppaKe Is uitln I at Ark. L. J. at. Barton has gone to jeuaeo.

to her Jons. C. L. and E. B.

V.artori. Mrs. Charles Davenport returned to liowims Green Tuesuay. air. I.

Bond and Mrs. Morris Wilson, who were visiting their slsier. Mrs. H. W.

Stoy. re turned to ulsvllie Monday. Mr. ana A. B.

Heeler, who were vLdting relative here and at Millwood, returned to Liltlia Vf ttL Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. B.

WILsnn and son Hasan left to-uay lor Mna Grove, white thev will spend a few days mith relatives befire leaving for iTiyallup. where Mr. Wilson has been appointed Indian agent. VERSAILLES. Versailles, Oct.

20. (Special.) Mrs. L. B. Givens, of HMrodsburg, is visiting ber uother', Mrs R.

H. Touns. The enig- nieut of Miss Ellxa, K. Talbot to Dr. Vener able ts announced.

The wedding will occur In Japau. where Miss Talbot went a few months ago as a missionary. Mr. Grant Lilly, of Irvine, and Miss Annie MC.lnn. of tnis place, were uiueuv married ihursaty mortiiug at the residence ot the brides parents, the Kev.

and Mrs. J. B. McGinn, Bishop Mass. of Covington was here Sunday and dedicated St.

Leo's Catholic church. Mlsa Jessie Kennedy, of Covin i ton. who has been visHlna her uncle. Mr. Jesse left Wednesday for Hsrroils- burg to visit Miss Evelyn Price, -Mrs.

E. M. wailaoe. Mrs. Jess; GratHv aud Mr.

Margaret Hcott spent several days In Louisville last week. Mbss Pearl Voorhlee haa returned from a short visit to Louisville. Mm shnrkMMr is. vUitlnir Hr Klfsr C0VIM8T0N. Covluzton.

Oct. SO. (Special.) Mrs. Oueerw white, of Chicago. I the Kuest of Mrs.

Kite Egluton. Mr. and Mrs. William Ernst have Issued cards to a uumber of friends, re questing their vresence at the marriao of then- granddaughter, M.ss Jennie Krnst Culvllle, to Manlcy Cass Archibald. Tues day evenine.

October 31. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Praguo and daughter bettle are home irom rannyra, wis Mrs. Alice Evaus, who for the past year ha made her homo at her son-in-law's, Mr.

Geonie Bruce, will iend the winter in Maysville, Ky. Mis4 Mary Stevenson, accompanied by her niece, Judith Olston, left this week for Chicaco. Tho Home Club will k1v Its Initial eanee at uod tei lows' HaU Friday eveulnc. October Airs. Judge McKee and aaugnter.

Juist Jeanie, enloyln? a veoond visit to the Fair. Tho Ladles' Aid Society of Trinity church had a pleasant time rrauay aiu-rooou at the homo of Mr. wuiiam a. reruns. BOWLING GREEN.

Bowling Green, Oct 20. (Special.) Mr. and Mis. Charles H. Youns have returned to their In New Mexico, alter a v(Jt tn relative! In this city.

Miss Xor Oar- retson has returned to Russeliville, after a visit jus Mary vinl l2c Carrie Smith has been vlsitsli? friends in Nashville. Miss Kate McCoodwui Is vlsitlns rrls. tlve In Louisville. MU Fannie Campbell, of N'ashvllic, has been tho gtiest ot iaa aiuo Kiciui. sjir.

ai.O Jtrs. It. Moore have been visit big fianuus in Louis ville this week. MLs Mary Porter, of bcottsftlle. Is th Koest of Mr.

Olivia Pat- ati-s. earaa Aimiuie and daughter. Miss Mary, left Wednesday for Fresno, Cal. Tb luairiarn of Dr. J.

O. Carson and MUa PolndcJcter, both of this elty, 4s announced take place next Wednesday evening at the CtBrrbtrland Prestivte. Han church. Dr. Jesse -i.

nrbier. hekl, enusln ot tho bride, will perform the tsmuouj, iH luupie. iu icave at onos GEORGETOWN. Geonetowo. Ort.

0. (SpeciaLV-Mrs. Perry Gaines, of Carrolltou, Is visiting her mother. Sirs. Llda Smith.

Mrs. Zach Offutt of Louisville, 'is visiting her parents. Mr! and Mrs. g. S.

Wells. Mrs. T. D. WarflekL of JopUu, is visiting hey mother, Mrs.

orsteli. Mrs. D. A. Adams baa returned from a month's visit to aft.

asteriine i M. C. Hanna. of f-belhy ooanty. is vtsltiuir i atrs.

n. w. AUen. Miss. Clara Armstrong has returned from a Visit to Miss Laura Lnea, nf Sherman.

irs. Maria Campbi-Il. of CovlnstoD, Is vldt lug the family of Bev. C. T.

Qulnn Mlasea Ik U'netfl Fair I Tuiv Hoe Henry 5Iaon of Bvan n. rn7VnVaitr Thursday lr. Hutrn- I liSSi h. to week ttiug i u. ZZlT i us Uie I I I Ada Belle Slad and Lillian Ma (tee.

or Lexington, visited Mba B-rtha Nucknl lost week. Mr. J. W. CoMwell and funiUy, of l.ouUvlUe.

are vlj th lira. Carrie Piriie. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Matthews, of Maysvill, vialted Mrs.

2. T. Cody last week. FRANKLIN, INO. Frank; in.

Or. 30. tpeeutl.V Mies RUta Larkiiw 4 vlsiUnX ai Oxbard. Ind. Mrs.

W. J. WUIianvn hact gone 4 Kokrano. -mihs iierwie Nottiort or jtnruora tJty, is vtelUnK friends ere. Mr.

Kiueiev la vtsit- mn friend Inaianapxtiis. DUlnrd Ueni- irjft amd wlf, of visited friends -Monfliiy. irs. v.entine ana jir. rrt.

or Edlnburz. are vistttiis ndatlvps. Catiter wife, of Tiu emu it are vl-UUik re atlves. Mrs. H.

W. McKiine, of Jefler-wnville, i vLsltius friends here. Mr. Turpiu, commoti. is vis- itong friendj here.

(Jiarles ixmgan and wifa bava returned from Detr.t.. Mrs. Prof. Atwjater havt keen visltirrR fat H-'ornmlns- too. David Itarnes and wlfo hve tvturnwt to Nebraska Miw.

Cicliard Jt' ui aaa daughter hove returned to Washington. Muts r.mmtk wier, ol anntu jiomca, tu as -MUng friend. SEYMOUR. INO. Sermo-ir.

Oct. -h). 'StM-lal.) Mrs. W. II.

Hiixlin it entertaining Mis. Daniel P.nms. of Fllztl.etJ.town. l.iu. -Vlss tsa- dorc JIatiIIiiu 1 oiiiyir.i( a visit with Mi.

A. Fitiaer. at liin.inuham. Ala. Vt.

J. 11. Dnvis. of A sail, 1 tbe ptest of Mi. V.

reins. Mrs. rme- man Is ber LnlUslx.ro. visiung Mm. WilUam use.

MUn Maiifie iDurluud I vlntlnu Mr. lr. Juiueo A. tUwell, nt I'-rownMO-ATi, Intl. Mr.

CJeurgc K. Hnrlow I entertain nsr -ML A IIP a Hirmoiileii, ol Ta-nipico, Iml. -Miss LUa Pennoclc of Lit. tie Is visiting Miss L-ora l-en- nocw. MITCHELL, INO.

MJu-beU. Oct. 20. Mis Mairle Haunm crania ho.no l'rldiiV IrtHii hprinyvtUe tv. spend a faw days wlta her naveturt! Mri.

V. V. T. Muruhv returned Tuesday orn an exxt'iided vbll to tua- daiwh- lli'i. iuk Foster, sti juiaea-sn.

Ml Florence Lvwis. Mrs. MaUoi M'lvrav returned from Ml Anna of Beaford. vUltlns; friend "Here. Mrs.

Charleis Clark, of Lou nturuld li isville, is Tisitinir her uarents. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. A.

rnirbm. came owena aim Fannie Malotte, of Bedford, visited Mi-s. M. A. 1 Mitten Wis week.

Mrs. li. of Oreermbunr. is vts-ating relatives here. Miss Lizzie Ci-tai has returned home from Bachmond.

CYNTHIANA. Crnt'ilana. Oct. 20. (Special.) Mis Lucy Thornton, Mrs.

Frank Musaeiinan. Mrs. Dave Given. Mrs. H.

iiiiumhan. Mm. Liaiie Ash- brook uml Miss Minnie Parks left Tuursa-y for ChlcaL'O. John. and sister, Mrs.

J. H. Jraaer. of Winchester, are vlslttuif Jubtt boolir. Sr.

Mure MollW stunm J. L. Burgess nave gone to uie mwi rair. -Mrs. Kate amitn is ner aauitn- ror, Hn.

t. D. Veoch, In Leslnglon. HuU Frazcr, ot Clncltmaii. was vlsliiiis his ua-avnis here tin first af tlie Mr.

Pcr- rin tfedaes haa gone to WbeeJing, W. Va to vllt her l.T.rtititfc. lavitauoua are issuea for the we-Wlng of Mr. James Van Devon unl Mlsa Uzrte McKee next Tuesday after- nihin i 4 o'clock at ti.e home of the brtue father. Jamet.

iu-Kee. V. bulro. on Flkc street. The bridal party will leave lniuxeulately for the World a Fair.

MORGANFIELO. Morcanflc'd. Oct. 20. 3necial.

MIks Fan nie Hale tiad returned to her homo la Pa- ikinh lifter visit nt vavarsl weeii Mr. and Mrs. lldk-y Curt. Mr. J.

B. iftHTki and wife, A ten. nonwtv. rei urneu nunw TneiT. alter a vkslt to Mrs.

C. ll.UTis. Messrs- Fliyd itlgys and Joya WaUen wen tn Henderson Tuesday. Mr. C.

J. Newman and wtlu are vrstung In LcutsviUe. Ir. E. A.

Cooke and wife, of Rvav-svliie, are visiting Mr. J. K. Wallen and family. MIsm Gale rupmati ana iKirry tuv-lurlds.

a merehana of tVirllilana. Ky- "Were nMtrned Hadnesdav moruuag. the omince lervv- Irajc trumnrilalely for the home of ike groom. Am appnastsr aust soeiet-y event is i no mur- riasie vt r. Fred Cron.weU Mioa Ger.

trude TrueilMua next evning. PADUCAH. Padunah. Oct. 20 (RpeelaL) Mlsa Fannie bales ba return'! from a vBit to faieitda tn Morganfleld.

Jewde Taiabcotc haa uono to Austin. to visit her sister. 3Us Fanule ltandolph. ot 'ew Orleans, Is visiting; her aunt. Mrs.

Dr. Marred. Cants tJeorae O. Hart has returned from Kew York. Mis Maria Stacker, ot tiirkes- Miie.

will bo the guest or Miss Julia- eoota nest week. Judge c. L. Handle, of tiica- man county, spent Thursday in una elty. Mrs.

William Vaughn has gone to carim. on a vrlt to friends and relartves. Stf, 1 11 1 1 a Cairo, 11L, visit relatives. HARTFORD. Miufoid, Oft 20.

Special. Hon. J. Howe, of Owensbora, Is the 'Kuest of Judce e. w.

Tiytor, of creenvme, is vis- It tnv relatives lit thl- nine. sJud-Srau Dean. nt Uolinan. Is vlsitini: friends and relatives here this week. -Tiis lienuie ounstier naa returned hoc from a visit to Rmiue Mrs.

Mjiry bell, of liuford. vLsitest her son. A. J. Bell, this week.

The KCV. J. Crawforrt and v.lfe lire Mrs. A. li.

r.alril this Kl Jesnie ord haa re turned from a vbslt uwcuoboro. LANCASTER. Lancaster. Oct, Bello Walker Is vlslUiig Mr. tofte Denny.

I Hugh Smith and wife are vi-Jtuiff Mrs. I Harding. Kobert FVIdy and wile. of Danville, were here- Moasiav. Jouu Farra and Joe Haseldcn are in Miss) Mamie Cnrry hits it turned front a vfcdt to- Mlsa Florence Jenkins In Danville F.ooth Thompson and wife, of Garden Citv.

are vouting his parents hese Mus Isesa aud Jennie Uurnsido entertained a few of their friends at their uouuiry home ou Wednesday evening. in.ss Bello Walker la viaiuug Mrs. ucoi'tie Deuuy. HAWESVILLE, TIta aaa-ll1ea faat Ola I U- wv. w-r.

ii.i aJi 9. a. Iiraa Weathers, of New Albany, and Miis r-ua nenmue, oi canneiton. were Mrs. Caps.

Crnmmond'tt gne-U. Monday. Mrs. cine uauuister ana trance iienncn. who have been for the past two weeks la tmcagu, returned Sunday night.

Messrs. mwio nniKhear and ueorKe ewmau wiu-d from tho World's Fair this week. I ovrn Cot. b. F.

Brown, who ha, been vt.stb. vi 9teineni'ork, spent tueamny la tlila city. ELKTON. Elklon, Ort. 20.

Pavton Is vUltlns relatives In Hurt couutv. Mrs. S. H. and daughter have returned.

to Louisville, aceonipunled by Mrs. Dr. Lowry, of this city. Jiiss Mntlie Hard-wick Is visiting relatives In Pndncah. Mrs.

F. II. Bristow 1 visiting ber sister, Mrs. Jumes Breathiit. of Houkln.svilin.

MLs Snllle Bailey, of Olmstend, is the cuest of Mrs. J. K. Hutchlngs. Mrs, J.

II. settle and Mrs. B. E. Letch visit ed AllensvlUe Tueadaye Miss rne Belle Winders, of the Altecrea nsaehborhood, was the guest of inenoa aero una weea.

MARTINSVILLE, Oc.L 20. IRnertuMMe and Mrs. Jack Baldwin, of Little, point, are vLdting heie. -Mr. nml Mrs.

Wul Phelps m-v tut? run. uora John son nas reruriKd irom UedloiU. Mrs. J. ScrokSln haa returned to likranimrton Mr.

and Mr. C. S. Crarv ara Mr. Mrs.

Harvey Allen, of are ouiHiaj ana uirera Allen. Mrs. W. 11. Webb has returned frutu Chicago.

Ml.a Mamie ehaub Is viwltiui! Mr ttmith at Indianapolis. -Mr. and Mrs. Mer- Jar JhaBWj ATAIsUIMU ItTVIIl JsVUCiU UU. LAWRENCEBUR6.

Lawrcnceburg. Oct. 1:0. (Snetlal.) Mr. and Mrs.

W. P. Walker are in Loulml.lc. Miner of ehelbyvllle, visltel -sirs. rian-r xnis week.

M. Catherine Lovkiblge returned to her home at Mad ison, Inu, yes terdny. a.fter a visit of we-k vo d'- wm. sit. j.

w. Locardge. Air. L. Clddle.

of lonlsville. wiis here tills week Mrs. Ruth Paxtun, of Shelby county, haa been vlsitliic the lanillv of Mr. J. u.

York Mr. George B. bradshaw was cjlbsl to loviugum yea'eraay ou aocount of the se rious iuuesa ot hl lather and mother. CRAB ORCHARD. Crab Orrhird.

Oct. CO. stw, Ij1 i C. Hemphill and sb-tcr have retunu-d to Lint awr. Davki liurliell and wile have returuod to Loulsv iue.

-Mr. Louis Lan-diua, and Miss Attie Markl.urv re turned to Lancaster. Miss Essie Piurh VIS1UD3 aiiss Jean Buchanan. Mrs. Mor- i- f.

jBfc, ott ani Owsley, and wife, ef isoniert, hive turned nwme. xr. J. it. ivjtLlen and Wile, Louisville, have returned borne.

Mr. Hold- am and wire are at the Wcrkl Fair. NEWPORT. Kesrport, Ocb CO. (SpetUI.) Conpremman Ainert berry ana laiuuy leave lor Waahlng- I I ton the first of Novrttiber.

Mr and Mrs. Weiilennann ore enjoying the wgnu. at tne Wblte Cit. -Mla Nannie llodge entor- tnlned the Six Han Kucbre Club Ttieiidsy attcrnoon. Miss Kit" low Is weiconiea anioni; ft." fds.

She and iter mo her ar pleasantly lueatod at Beaver. Pa. Tlie Yonng ladles' Oo-avyou-paeaso Club was or-gaiUxed Hie doth tuat. at the hoaw ot Miss Koct Cards and dancing will be tlie pleesares. THEY WHIPPED HUSBAND AND WIFE.

Prominent (iermana Oa Trial at Co Iambus, For Columlms, Oct. 20. Spoolal.) i The White Cap trial vrero eomrnenced to-day, and the largest crowd ever a-aetubled in tbe court-room was present. The accused are Chris Schnider. Mary Schrtider, John SchniJer, Lewia Solinider, Jolin Eigul, Henry Von rope, alary Voa- otrope.

Win. Otte, Henry Mandt, Uao Lieasori ana Joan ciiraaer. Xltey are clmrgeU with whipping Mrs. Andrew Sictuader until the blood Mowed. Her hutdvuxl was also badly beaten us and revolvers thrust in his faee.

Tlie evl- denee of the wife and husband fully auav tained the charse and identified the prisoners as the White Caps dt of whom are promioenit Lrermun utuena and mem- bera of the laitheran church. ine trial may last several days. LEASED BY HIS ATTORNEY. ExeSnerift Dozen bang Get Out mi Jail Sentence. St.

Cliarles. Oct. Ex-Sheriff DozenbaugU, ot St. Louis county, who killed Maj. Smixh in Clayton eight month ago and was tried here on change of venue, and oonviuted of nianslaushteT, is now a lree man.

lib sentence waa a line of $300 and sis months in tbe eonnty jail. It is wild Dozonbauirh's attorney in-itured the liui'ty Judge to imue an orrler uuaKins it hvai to lease the Hervice of prisoners uft titty rents a day. Wednesday lie handed a check for 81,460 to (Sheriff Steiner as payment for Dozen b.iugb'a ser vices as a leaned orisoner. and lie was net free. Much unfavorable itrtraneut if made on (the action of the court.

THE MOB TOOK A VOTE. Peculiar Manner By Which tha I.yacJk- lag of John Cole Was Prevented la Alabama. Birmingham, Oct. 20. 'Special.) The lynching of John Cole was pre vented last night at Cuba Station, In Sumter county, in a raxlier peculiar man ner.

Day before yesterday bo assaulted young woman near that plaoa and waa raptured yesterday veiling. Ho waa identified by the young woman. The infuriated mob. put. a rope around the Tiesrro's neelr and nroeeodeii to the woods to hang him When they had reached tne outer edge of tlie town one of tlie party called a halt anil made an apptm to the crowd against lyncluiuj.

Ha oo- eupied a stump for about ten minute. In his speech to the mob it wa finally luWided to settle tlie matter by a vote. Thirty-seven stood on one Ride of oVe road aiputtkt lynching and on tue otbifr iii stood twentT-Hve. who said lvncn. luo roue was removes! front tbe necro'a kieck and lie wat sent to the county jail at Luvingyton.

BACK TO THE BAR. Ralph Davis Pariaa the Way1 For Hi Restoration. Memitiiis, Oct. 20. Special.) 3ialph Davis, ex-Spaker of ttie Tennee- House of Ri-presiwitatives, who was disbarml by the wart and deposed from fils ofliiiul potation laet spring Xor awin idling clients, is pavin Uie way.

for hi restoration to tJie bar and probably to txilities, The injured ehenta have with drawn, the suHa iurttitutod iainst hftrrfrr recover tlie 51,50 cUunxKl lu havs bestt etolen by Davis, upon payment f- that cum nv and beintf eircttliitcil to tin- Supreme Court praj-in-4 lr bis restoration to, the roll of the lcnneuee tmr. SENTENCE PASSED 9Iotio For a. New Trial la th Shelby Case Overrated. Bardwell, Oct. 20.

(SpeciatV- Judsa Mos ovcrruk4 the motion to-day lot a new trial in tlie case of the Conv- tuonsroaUb atoitwt O. M. Shelby, oon- victed of tho murder of Mrs. Moore in Ballard' county, and the Ufo sen tence', Shelby protesting innocence. Steps TT a.Se, snl taken back the I'aducah Jhil to-night.

Survivors ol the Marseille Beach Sew Orleans. New Orleans, Oct. 20. Many ot tbe survivors of the asteamshjp Marseilles. which foundered at eea, reached bo city to-day, having eotuo by tho way of the Pacifiti railroad from Galves ton.

There was air affecting scene' a the depot when tho priest and Mother superior or the Uouvent of 1 erpetuai Adoration met the remnanUtif the party of novitiates who were aboard the 11a Ellin ner and Caroline Huger, two of tlie novitiates, two immigrant aau a sauor iaa were Joel. Baak Officers Indicted at Su PmaU CTa 1 "a a -A w. jtui, VCl. IIVf UOUk- uuuucu iuuiutment against Jlawkes, ex-cashier of the defunct Seven- Corners Bank, and against W. B.

vans, assietaat cashier ot the same The men are. charged with etn- bcz7lement of Both men had resigned tb4r positions prior to the in-solvuncy of the bunk. Hawkes is al-nudy under bond for ipearanae in Th. LwllSn iii-. i i.

vm. ufiu, IB surprise. A liench warrant will probably be issued for him. ai sassssasaama. I Tommy Kyaa aad Harry Jamlsoa Bridgeport, Oct.

20. Article were signed estet day for a ten-round glove contest between Tommy Ryan, champion welter-weight of America, and Harry Jamison, heavy-weight of this city. Tho aiatch is to tuke place within three weeks, befoio an athletio club mutually agreed upon. A $100 forfeit was posted. Ryan is to we-orb.

in ax 142 and Jamison at 165, the foroter eoneett- I uifi his opponent twenty-tliree pounds. The Watt Kyadieate. Middleeborough, Oct. 20. Private advices from Loudon indicate that the Watts Steel and Iron Syndicate will accept tlie proposition of Stephen Noble, of Anniston, to lease the furnaces connected with their plants, This propoei- iiou aunpiy emuraces tne two Mast furnaces, 'lltcse, Mr.

Noblo proposes to lease for a term of years, Dayiiia them per cent, on the ntouey inveeteu and a royalty on tne iron ore used. A Ueroaaa Kobbed of $175. Hawesville, Ky Oct. 1 (Special.) Otto Wall, Geiman, who moved here from Laoonla, this week, was robbed of 13 met Bight while in Breidenbaeh He purchased nivkrkrrir tv-inir 'i'i Tnulop V. I money stolen luejtsnight was all he haJI lattrexeent same two or th LjZT lult, except some two or three noU, wuicn were noo laKen, although they wre- in a aliot-eack with the money.

Wall waa drunk. See adverflnenieut In this Lsu of, vfieoao e.wursion ujt ino va'tous Unas October tit ana liss. WILL MOURN HER Death of Mrs. Brookbank, Grand Superintendent of tbe Junior Templars. GraBdmttkers Sulnsr la the Ktw Albany Cirts Fr tbe Custdj of a Grandchild.

Tbe Leaves tbe Matter To tbe Disposition of tbe Sick Mother, Maurice Laancey, Formerly a Well- aCnown Singsr, Sued By His Wif For Divorce. OTHER NEWS FROM INDIANA. Mrs. America lirookbank, probably one of the most widely-known female advo cates ot temperance in this country, died at :40 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Iter home, corner of Wutt and Maple streets, in JelTersonville. Cancer of the stomach, from which ahe had suffered for more tiiuu a year, ended her life.

Mrs. Brookbank, for the past seven years, has tilled the ollice of Worthy Urantt Superintendent ot tho. Juvenile Templars ot tlie World, the highest honor that can be conferred by the order. She uceeeded Miss Cushtuan in 1886, when the convention waa held in Saratoga. She became a member of the Grand Lodge gf Indiana in 1868 and waa at that ses sion elected a delegate to the Bight Worthy Grand Templars, and had attend ed every session of that body except that held at Toronto.

For six years she erred as Grand Secretary in Indiana. When the deceased became Superintendent the Juvenile Department ot the Independent Order Good Templars bad a membcrahip of 50,000 and tlie list steadi ly Willed uiitil iiow it teaches the mark. Mrs. Brookbank began her career as a Good Templar in 1865, and in 18T3 led a temperance revival in Jcf- fersonville. The deceased possessed a remarkably aweet voice, and several years ago led tho choir in tho First Presbyterian church, in this" Mrs.

Brookbank was the daughter ot Col. J. T. Wliley, of Clark county, who. survive at ttie age of eighty-four rears.

The deceased was born April 1C, 13.. In 185H she became the wife of Marcus Brook bank, who runs a cooper-fehon in JelTersonville. Mrs. Brookbank wuv not the mother of any children, but an adopted daughter, Mrs. at ban Guy, Survive bur.

She leave four sisters and two brothers, as follows: Mrs. Lt-'rie W. Stewart, of California; Mrs. Martha Hawes, Mrs. Mary IVtindexter, Mrs.

Vashti Goodwin, Dennis Wiliey and Wyatt Wiliey, all of Clark countv, 'lad. -e-Tho interment will he Monday at Union chapel, on the home place. In 4Jtrrt bo wile hip The funeral will be eondueted Irom tlie late renicloriew by he Kev. Charles Tinsiey and the iiev. iw, a.

aneetav CtxriOtuy ease came up ia the Floyd iCareolt Cenrt avt J5ew Albany, yesterday. ttie su it being that ef Mrs. Mary Gaakell for a of corpus for the pos- eebuai of a child ot her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Weber. The writ was made atrainet klira, SUpp.

mother of Jesae Weber, and grandmotner of the cnua in air-pute. twee Weber; mother of tho cluld. in periaiisly ill avntk her physruaoj jaae ordered that ner Mght-inontnfc-ola ciiua be token 1mm ber and cared for by her relatives. Both the grandmothers claim the custody of the infant, and a lively row has resulted. 1 li ease wa heard by Judge Herter yesterday and a deciwoti reatfa reu, giv ing aieposttiou of tne child to its mouier.

Maurice DeLaunoey, who for a long; time led the choir in the Presbyterian church tn Jcffenonvillp, ha been made tho defendant in a proceeding; for divorce Hied in the Clark Circuit Court by his wife. Belle Dcldaunoey, to whom ho was married about ten years ago. The marriage, however, proved unhappy. and after a comparatively abort time the pair separated. Mr.

DeLauncey, some years ago, left for Meridian, Mian where no is now. Tho complaint allege abandonment and failure to contribute to the support ot the plaintiff. Mr. ileLaunc a is a mem ber of the uroi of iiottorf dc lolauneev. the Spring-street merchants.

Tho tiliniz oi ttie writ na. long been anticipated. Doth tne parties are prominent. i Rebecea Byron, formerly of Mew Al bany, but now residing at Superior, has brought a suit in the court there against one W. V.

Woades to recover $5,000 damage for breach of promise of marriage. The defendant in the case wa in this city yeeterday huntimc evi dence against uto woman. The important civil cases of Mrs. 'Blanche Culbertsou-French againet. the executors of her father's, will and estate to set aside a codicil the executrix of Daniel Kremlin against Joneph.

S. Cul-bertmn to recover an. attorney's fee of alleged to be due, and that of Imrlos Miller, Frank llenix and Nora Dunbar against Miss Emma Hart aod-Mtw. Mary iVnn will probably not be trieil at the present term of the Floyd circuit court. James Breutlinger, a member ot tho grand jury of the Clark Circuit Court.

now in evasion lu JelTersonville, is unfortunate. Night before last he started homo vi the Ohio and Mississippi rail way, taking parage to Wateou, where ue rjoaruea ttie wrougn train lor Aiarytv-ville, his home. Beore arrivirg there be says he discovered that his pocket-book, containing notes, checks and caali amount ini: to HKl, wae missing. He reported the case to the grand jury, and that body considerately consented to a postponement of its meeting untol next -vtonuay to allow Air. lit eutlinger to oearcn hit nut lost money.

At the meeting of the stockholders ot the Floyd County Fair Association in New Albany last evening Secretary Weir reported 268 shares of stock in favor of loaninz 5 tion to apphed to the payment of a debt seenred by mot I gage! ihe meet in adjourned until November when the uraiier wtm ue aenieu ueuniteiy. i NEW ALBAxY. T-day ey-Pottmaster W. Jl. Godfrey The errand terv nf fha ciienii fn.tr.

rni ndjouru to-day, after having beeu aittlnc two Weeks. The first lecturer of the TTnlvamltv t- slon course waa dullvered last evening nt the bail of the Y. M. C. A.

A I.iwra easong wat decreed a divorce in in urcuit vouri yraieroay Irom John M. btwoug ou proof of failure tc prvMe. Qsorg W. Aosun, aged eventy-nevea years, died a few day iico at 11 hoin la iMorgan township, HarrUon county. Kdvard ol thtvettv.

nnd Mln Fiicberger, of llaysviile, Dubois county, are to lie married next Tueiday at the home of th btlde. Mlas Gmee aged twenty years. daughter ot Me, and Mr. D. W.

Mc Bride, eied yesternay morciug nt her home oa xaat ater street. Charles Davidson was fined PI V50 In Magistrate IUc hards csKirt yesterday for as-auiWng a womaa. lit default of payment va sent ta 3 ml. Abrap Jones has ounlllii-d no admlnlf- Crator of the estate of Anna Coiirswell, who was an ilea a iew wceu ago in ine tug twr norklent, near Chicago. Andrew Fvcnrd, atd eignty-one years.

died Thursday nlimt at hU home on nest Fourth street of genetnl detdllt) He leave a wife and several children. -The Qeseiits ol tlie Northern Cemetery 'have elected the following iJlicer. Dr. s. iWllcox, lYcsldent; Henry Uuetx, Secretary; ueorge w.

br-ith, Treast.nr. There Is a vrtttiaMIfty tbnt the Colton Mill Departineni ot the Albany Wouloii Mills will be jiul in opimlloii within ten nays, piovtaing the otviau.es win cs irsent, to a reduction of 10 per ccul. on their former waits. Yesterday W. E.

forwarded his as C'UitxI'aii of the IVderal building here, aud rote-nnieaded that W. eSehLvtler be uppointed as his successor. There is no doubt out that Mr. Hchli.dicr will get the appointment. Tbe case of Jane 1.amt against Jovian Lureo has been continued lit Uie Ciicuia Court until next term.

Mrs. Lnrnb is mlng her husband, an aged an very wealthy cit-laen. lor trial tue okt man having declined to afford her a proper euppcrt. Tho members of the recently insdtufed Elks can prouure their cards by ealltna. at iho drug hi ore of C.

E. Ctr-cvllus, Pearl street. Those desirous of viwung Louisville Lodge next Monuay nlg'-t musi have tlie cards or they will not be admitted. to the Following are the real estate transfer for the week: Jnmes 3. Harrison, pnardlan.

to Walter G. Wutkins, lot la, 5, 7JO W. D. Keys and wile to jonn iieisuiim, Kkln aveuue, UOxl'JO feet, of block SI, 750; Jot-ob Sheets and wire to Jonn bchamel. part of sectlou 20.

1. 5, WOO Silver Hill Lund Company to K. J. Ricbard- asm. ja, Hiriiieway aveone, plat o.

vtts, Edward s. Aver to Coas. Ischwart- seL plat aim, el John ll. Lenian to rnuip Thome, part of lot No. i0, East Third etreet, tH.OOO J.

C. Pearson to Maekey Pearson, acres of sU, 5, fieorgo W. Michela and wife to John Evans et lot No. 7. East Twelfth street, block 36, Tbe Workingmen's B.

Assoiiatlon to Cooat Day, plat 47. H.WiO; TUe People's B. aud L. Association to Emma E. Morrison, rear 30 feet ot lots 111.

113 and 115, front ing 30 feet on Ohio street, and extending back tbe same width across the ends of said lots, 4j0: A. Genung's heirs to George C. GenuDg, -I acre ol o. liunoia arant, eOO; Anna Llnscolt, formerly Anna Mea-dalL and husband to Frank Ddpbye. lot o.

IS. Oak street, liWOO; lauk Delphye and wife to Anna Llnscolt, a part of 1, 2, 5, $1,000. JEFFERSONVILLE. Wm. Wilcox, of Marshal, Texas, Is In th city.

The Rev. R. N. McXemer left yesterday for his home in Richmond. Mary Lewis, the girl rescued from a dis reputable house In New Albany ways returned to her home in tbt city ycaterday.

Judee Vovles will act as special Judge th th Clrrull Coart to-day and alt lu tbe case of Abbott vs. Hughes aud Boss vs. Dalley. A ministerial meeting will 1 held Monday In the lecture-room of the Presbyterian church to arrange lor the proper ooaervauce of Thanksgiving. Judirn Gibson vesterdav granted Mrs.

Fanev Thomas a decree of separation from ber ilusland, Henry Thomas, upuu the plea of abandonment. John Larr. nl from (Vlumbns for at- lemptlug to kill Edward Dicta, finished a three-year sentence ami was admitted to freedom last evening. Wm. Williams and- James Jones, both of whom were convicted of larceny In the Clark Circuit Court, were yesterday taken to prison by sheriff Davis.

E. D. Porter. Dennty County Treasurer. returned yesterday from bordea.

where he had been collecting taxes. Many assessments were returned dellurment. In the C'reult Court yesterday John Jett waa sentenced to serve two yeatra In the Prison rsMitli for stealing a watch from Mr. Llvln gston. of Cemenivilie.

4eU pre-vtoosly served two terms la th penitentiary. An answer was Died by J. Tlemaa to Warded Patten's reiorn la tne tvnys nauea eorpws caw yeateraay, -ana Juage uio-st aawiimtst is far hearlne Oetober-atd. The answer embraced the potm reierrea a advance lu yesterday's A M.I. 11 at the session of the Grand Council of Boyal and eJeet Masters of lrullaua.

held at In. dlanaDolU. nnnotnted tbe Rev. Virgil Tev is tirand Chaplain. levis waa loriu-erly pastor of Wall-street cburoa, but nvw reauaes at counervuie.

-A. P. W.lllamft has resinned Mte posl Hon of freight superintendent of the Ohio Falls Car Manufacturing Company, which place he bad held for several years. He will po to Chicago to loin Ms wife, who has been there for some time. Thomas Munchan will succeed Mr.

Williams. Fred Knapp and George J. Kleespies bind a horse and buggy nnd drove lo the country yesterday on a nulling expeaition. Tn horse ntn away, aumousiiea tne nuccy. threw Mr.

Knapp out, broke Ids arm nnd (rave Mr. Kleespie a lively mating sp. Jir. Knapp was token to his home in New Albany, lie is tho well known ex-guard at the prison. George Hall, who now conducts a loon at (spring street and Court avenue, has filed suit apilust the uroer oi railway to recover benefits alleged to be due Irom Injury, which has renUted In his total aisautt.ty.

and wmcn was luciirre when tbe plaintiff was In the employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The order allege that Hull did not pay all his dues. NOW FJR B-L-0-O-D Centre College Meets the Athletic Clab at Foot-ball Thia Alteraooa. Greek will meet Greek to-day at the new ball park, when the Centre College eleven moots, the Atnletio Club team. The game will 1k callsl promptly at 3 o'clock this afternoon, whether it is raining, showing, hailing or shining.

Iho foot-bail player is hardy and re joices to roll around in had weather and feet his iron, steel-Umpered constitu tion. Iho youuj men from Danville arrived last niKlit, una tire tlie Gait House There are ninetemi of them. They -will tile down their teeth thin morning, which will complete their prepaiutions for the lrar. Both teams are confident of winning; and very botstful. All society is ex- lcted to so down and see tlie couteet.

Lawrence Vounu will uc as uniDire, and Mr. iaob Cock ran. of Lhinviiie. as ref eree, the raiits, hefore broken liniba. thins, tneui, will be Louisville.

Position. Centre Colleare. Leathers, 16... lvertend Vanwinkie, 14S. McXair.

18S tackle tiiomns, 1 80. Hoke. 167 guard Mutinous, 173. Logaa. ittt Center Nuckols, 1J0.

H. Morton, guard Ho-er. Walsh, )W P.igbt tackle Hudson. 175. Kelly, 145.

ruji.m emi iraaiey. las. Jones, Itj. (Quarter Berry, IX. McCumtt.

Mm. Watt. i-Ji IW. E.McDonald, lsesFuU back Douglaa, 1W. WEIGHED NINETY POUNDS.

A Very Large Touior Takea From Mr. Ilermuu lirechl. A tumor weighing ninety pounds was taken from Mrs. Herman Brecht, wife ot the grocer at Twenty-isixtU Mreet and Portland avenue, yesterday. The opera tion, which wae (er formed by Dr.

Howard and Bullock, wae an extremely delicate one, owing to the weakened condition of Mrs Brecht, who ha been an invalid for two years. Although her oonditioa is very critical, tbe attend in pbyeiciaus think, with careful nursing that the will rexArver. As soon, as tJio is utticicntly strong Mrj. Brepht will visit her old home in Germany in, tbe hope ot iutiy regaining. ner neattu.

If yoti tired taking tha lane old. fashioned giltlnp pill. -y Cartec Little tyiver nils una tuke some comiort. a man can't stand cvciyiiiing. one Mil a irr then SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

AS AUTOMATIC GEM SFTAIIATOR. An automatie gem separator haa been de- I vised for the purtos- of eeaectinr precious stone from the worthies cravel or debris w1Ut which they are associated, without the Intervention of the band-ricking now prae-tlced, thus avoiding th danger bf loss by theft and other Th system of washing vary in different coatu tries. South Afrlra, Durmah, Ham, Ceylon and other parts ot the world having their distinctive methods. Alt systems, however, reaolve themselves finally into tbe picking over ot a concentrated deposit of clean-wit bed gravel to discover the gem It may contain, and It Is at thl point that the separator come In to perform what has hitherto been done by hand. When it 1 realized that th 10- portion ol gems to worthless pieces of mln-! crxl Is not a percentage merely, bat one of many thousands, the utility of such a machine Is obvious.

Th concentrated gravel when washed Is most carefully classified Into sizes, begmnlng, for diamonds, at one-six- I tcenth of an inch, and Increasing by sixteenths up to fivesslgbtos of an Inch, or still further It required. Each size of gravel Is fed into a separator adapted to suit it The separator ha no moving, part, and the principle on which It Is utilized is the miming of a stream of water through It, and the taking advantage ot th difference In tperifio gravity between the gems (3.5 1 to 41 and the worthies mineral (2.5 to 3 It Is quito possible to separate such sub stances by immersing them in a prepared solution of high speclfia gravity. Just ass pebbles and chips may be separated In water. but there are practical difficulties about such a process, aud the gem separator substitutes a moving current of water for the heavier iolutloo. The advantage, thus gained are that the rroeeaa is continuous, the separated materials beinj deposited In their proper receptacles.

thOH for the gems being guarded by locks. Tee macltlce requires sixteen gal lons of water per minute, and the water can be used over and over again. Th opera-tiona of the machine are not, however, con fined to gem. Tbe separatum of nnv mate rial from It gangue, prodded there li a alight difference In specific gravity, may be effected, and the machine will work on bro ken material In a dry or merely wetted state, or on alimes ruu In with a atream of water. INCREASE OP LfNATICS IX IRELAND.

A seriouj social lwrie has arisen In Ire land. The report of tbe Commlssiouera on Lunacy for that country shows treat In crease lu the number ot lunatic patients, and ae urgent need for further provision In puMlo in.tltuUcui. Tbe matter has teen brought under the notice of the English House of Ccmmons, and It ha been sug gested that a Commission be appointed to inquire Into the subject. When the matter was brought up In the House a member of the Goverpmeot admitted that what wa re garded by expert as a atrongly operative cans of the lucreaso ot this terriblo le-aL. ady waa that tha population had been de pleted of It strongest and most robust mem bers by with the result that an Inferior stock wa left, and the present gen eration waatoote liable Ho the dread dives Tie regarded It as a peoemenon well worth the attention of the OoremnHnt and under took that the matter should be carefully considered, as wa one with which th Government was bouud to deal.

Question of Immense Importance are raited by this report ef tlie CtiomUsiooers, not only with regard to the local arrora laudation, but touching the general beatlug of launlgra- tiva. nod pa.ll'ly other causes, oa the 1 ra ise of. Insanity aud Mloey. That there Is evidence of deorsuration (or Irregularities from want of eolirttt n) among Irish boys. appeecs In a JJapsr by J3r.

Francis Warner, published a.few mewilia where, an ac count is given ot 389 Irish eluktren. (boys 1,94. girls 505) seen In day schotja, poor- law aud certified Industrial schools. The numbers are most striking amonr tha boys. where 22 per cent presented scan defect la 3, per cent, some, sign of psBrva, defect or- tttFOirbance; 3 -pes cent.

were pale, thin or delicate an 14 per cent. were reported by the teachers men tally duU. These figure, are much higher, than too (Uvea tor English and Jew boy re- peellveljr. it is believtd that the Errcllsh 'Gaverutnaht srlii accept the proposal to la- qotre Into the aubect, and that the Inquiry, whlca shoald Include direct observntluna o( the phjrU-al and mentU conditloa of se lected group of the population, and r.ot atcr2ly the ccsdltion ol tho already Im becile or Insane, wilt taks place tn Ireland. Ttds provision is all-important In seeking the causal (on ot lowered mental status.

An lmpoitant point will be a comparison of tbe eoodltion ot the population la coagested districts with that of districts depleted by eudgratlon. A NEW ESAMKfa FOR METALS; Tbe protection of metals from rust and other atmospheric Influence has been the subject of many recent patents, and of theso the newest Is for an enamel for gas appa ratus and decorative work of ail kinds. For decorative effect the capabulttes ot thU enamel are great. All colors, the most deli cate tint lu any number, cither dead or bright, aud both gold aud sliver, also either doll or polished, are ob tat Labia In' the same tasting, and all alike are unchangeable, be ing affected neither by exposure to the air nor to any heat up to a bright red. Tlie film of enamel Is tain that the most ml- trowopic details of th metal are anchanged.

Castings protected In this manner are not only capable of fane artistic treatment, but they are also claimed to be absolutely per manent, and proof against dirt and smoke, which disfigure other work so rapidly. AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE. The hlMory ot many Items of popular In terest presents some curious and Interesting points, newspaper men recognize the fact that there Is but littlo that is abso lutely new In nearly all fields of inform- ttou the ground has been pretty well beaten and the Utsrary worker if to-day has to rely infinitely more ou rearrangement of oid material tbaa the presentation of original matter. All specialists In Journalistic work are cognizant of old familiar items which have done duty for many a year and whoso vitality is still unimpaired. They work arouod in cycles.

They may drift away to tha other side of the world, but after mont'-s, or usually they turn up again, sometime in a new garb, but aa olten as not uncbartged. Of such Is the, an nouncement which Is now going the round of the papers of the French physlciat who hat, discovered a method of rendering tobacco harmless to the mouth, heart and nerve, without detriment ts the aroma. He holds that a pieco of cotton wool steeped in a solution ot pyrogaille acid, inserted In th pip or cigar-holder, wUl-oeutrsilxe any possible effect of the nicotine. In thl way not only, may the generally admitted eflect of smoking be prevented, but cirrho- ot the liver, headache an 4 furring of the tongue be avoided Tho vawus of many of these clrcBuuiavigating Items has become lrr. paired by time, but In this case tt not The recipe happens to be a very good one, and those who would enjoy the pleas ure wiihout the pain ot smoking may ad vantageously put It to th test.

a TO AVOID COXUSION6 AT SEA. A particular adaptation of geneial ideas wtiteh have been advanced before has been made In the devising of clever tscheme tor avoiding accidents from collision be tween vessels at sea. In thick or foggy weather, it consists of two whiitie. one hiving a deep sound and the other a sharp cne, used in connection wtt" certain mark on toe compass card, ss taut a pointer in. dieaies the particular sound that it 1 10 follow.

Each of the tour ctrdlnal roint Is signaled by four ao-ands from Uie whistle; the quadrants! points, sucti a 1. 8 N. and are iadkaied by two blaats, while Che point between, uch as N. N. W.

8. S. E. 8. and on.

are distinguished by three bfaaafts. In a'l these eases tbe sounds may be emitted from one or the other wtsisile tar by a cou- A pur cream of tartar powe Pure and Sure. Absoltrlely ths BsV bmation of both Whiaties. Alihoush die aesoripUan may appear twmewhatr compli cated, tie nctual working of the eysiem 1 remarkjtlx'y easy. Ttie ditection from wiuca th sound comes Indicate where the vessel and the number of lstles shows toe route she Is following, so (tat It m.wt a easy to nvoi 1 her la thick weather us it la at night time, waeu her lights are trie guide.

Wlaen two vesael approaching cock; tMsier hear the co.irs..-iii(Lca-Ui; ouirl they can starboard or port as th oc-aiion tie-mauds, and when the sounds mdlcate a ai distance between them they can lesume IhUr course and proceed with perfect aaXey. Cer tain prearranged signals could be arrangel that W3u-jd not cjaah with tio coursa sV-cals, but which wou'd neon asaiittanee wanted." "pilot 'vessel taddEg." etc. There Is noshing In tue new sysr that wonid at all coutllet wkh exLsUng rult ot tbe road on the cotitrary, tt is lutcndel to add to their value by Introducing addi. tlaraai elemeriu of stfetv. 4 THE CTILIZATION A3 AGAIN t-T Tllri liUEXING OF CITY REFUSE DR.

BRUNO TERNE'o IDEA. Dr. Bruno Terne's lda of the treatment of city refuse Is that Instead of erecting cre matoria to destroy It, he would build sanitary chemical works to utilise it. Ho regards the sewage ot a town as so niorlt chemical wealth originally token from the fields aud not returned to U. Tbe CUnese.

he remarks, are wiser tban we are la carefully restoring to the soil what can bo restored, and thus keeping up Its fertility. Hence it Is that so dense a population can be supported by It. The refuse ol a city of a million inhabitants amounts, 11s LleMg showed, to no less than 42.000,000 pounds of fertilising matter in a year. Instead of finding out borne method of adopting tn principle of the Chinese and following th advice of Lleblg, we Import, phosphate and nitrate from a distance at great expense. Cremctlon of gartojre Is the most perfect sanitary method of disposing of it, but it 1 wasteful.

The resulting uh is small in bulk. and comparatively poor in fertilizing proper ties. Dr. Terno projiose; a plan of his owa. wbitli be ha iried successfully on a lnrge scale.

It consists In parat'ng the greas by istructli lis and drying the remainder for nal result of bis experiments Is to give 17 per cent. 01 dry product from garbage. fortnUg n't excellent fertilizer, containing ammonia and phosphoric acid. The greas can be used fur lubricating purpose and In making Map. In (Ms (here need be no danger to tbe public healili, P-r tbe microbes of contagious disease lire destroyed bj a temperature of H1U degree that ia say, the teir.iierature of lslling water.

ONE MORE CHANCE. County Towns Can Send In Lists of Candidates To-Day and Hold Elections. JcfersM Prraarisg Itt Cssjailb. tri Far rTik BLer Seed Win Saks a PerMasl rutaw.v -wno The periad for receiving declarations from eandidates who will run ia die November election has been extended so as embrace to-day. County Court Clerk Webb made the time extension, upon the advice of Attorney Oecrge M.

Davie. Hie question: was considered as to whether those declarations could not abo be received Monday, but the law provides that the petitions must lie presented to llio Couuty Cork llfteen days befoie tlie day uf election. Tlie fifteenth day before tlie election is Sunday, to morrow, and. as tlie iH-utionn could not be reetived'ou tltet day, to-day was de-cidd upon as the latest time at vvhic-lt petitions could 1 nxwivesl legally, lliis wiu aliota negueut ieiiu luents one more oppoituuity. Liate yeateruay aiternoon tne proper list of deelsreil eenditlate.

was rvpjved fnmt tlie Highland i'atk Township. It had hewn erroneously that Mr. 1). Ia.Wahburn had not- properly qualilied us cauditlate lor rv-Jiool lrutc Irotu the Tentlt ward. His petition was, in fact, in before notilication w-as civen.

The papers; however, were not maua out as teiuired by law and were returned to Uiiu for collection. 'Ilieso eornK'tions were made ond iho properly prepared papers wore apecdily leturued to Clerk Webb. Ihe name of Mr. Geoigo A. Joints was accidentally oaitfteil in tlie list can-didates nunlisbeti yesterday.

lie ha ciualititd os a candidate for Sehool Trustee front tlie Klevouth wartl. Deputy Clerk Ilamsay was of the opinion luet eveninR tliat the cities, yet tuisiug. of the Mxtli niass, would iseive) warning: in time to pnnit them to get in their lists to-day. A Courier-Journal ivpnrb-r enterxl -the political iK-adfiuarteTs of Mr. V.

Bexl afternoon fcr pur pose of ascertaining liov. his, campaign was rrogrcsasing. Mr. K-ed was surrounded by quite a Uiroiia ot ailmirioz supporters and was ivlhujr tlR-m tht lt would not liuvo time to eanvuss Hie eu-tire city, but that- Ids men were busy miUlinu printed tnattor whiclt he hought wouj 1 answer alm'-t as weU. inre he had discussed the 1 iUo xtensiveiy during tlie late primary wtH-n siKiKeu in recant to fonnRl Interview for publlrdtiun lie paid that fce lid not care to giv any news of lus ptans out to the public, ot wesent hut that he deirl to Uep out of tho pa pens as much as possible." I lie Heed heedqarfunsi, at 410 Co-nb street, wore a decidedly nnirnated air.

and there whs much dtwussion of eiique." rinsn and estrn.v-i.iTvnt.s administratiou. A meeting of tlie Jsbiecutivo Com mittee of the Jefferson Democracy wa held yesterday uiternocn for tlie nurposo cf in-rfectint; orKuniztttDtna tor ork in ccnneciion with the ity rand County Executive Committee at tiio at- uiTuun. 1 no committee i oompovU ot the chairman ot" each ward aud tKs will gv-t to work and endeavor to Viriim cut a full vote for tho Democrat ticket. Scrofula Mrs. E.

J. Rnwell, Medford, Mts. Mv, hr im rvtxxlitWth: mother has I four bottles or sr.T 1 "ll after i much other tr reduced to qui tea lowcoudblou of health, a It waa thought she could not live. INHERITED SCROFULA. I mT "ttie boy of hereditary xfdl' N'poaredall over bop of hi.

fu CxSl. eared htm. nd klyf no symptom of th disWreioaiuT ilaa7T. L. MaVaxits.

idija. twak akwl wm-, frea. swin Sraur tn Co. AtVVsau. Ga, i .1 r.

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