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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24
AN AWKARD DILEMMA.
a. Young English Woman Finds Two Husbands
Awaiting Her Arrival
(Ne,o York Herazd.)

A young English woman who was
among the steerage passengers landed
at Castle Garden yesterday from the
steamer Lake Manitoba found herself
in an awkward predicament. A cir
cumstance occurred which placed her
identity in doubt. and she couldn't for
the life of her tell for a few moments
whether she was Mrs. John Mathes in
Bristol or Mrs. ,Wm. Preece. She was
met at the garden by two men, each
Of whom claimed that he was her hus-
band. 1t appeared that the woman
married John Matthews in Bristol ten
years ago, and that he soon thereafter
came to America. She never received
any letters from him and heard that
he was dead. Under the circumstan-
ces she thought it no harm to take a
second husband, and she married Mr..
Preece, the nuptial knot being tied by
an Episcopal clergyman in a church
near Bristol. The second husband
came to America three years ago, and
last winter he wrote to his wife, send
ing her money and asking her to fol-
low him to this country. The woman
accordingly embarked on the steam
ship Manitoba, and when she stepped
ashore she found both of her husbands
awaiting her arrival. There were an
cry words between the two men, but
the woman maintained judicious 81
lence. Finally the trio left. the garden
and went to a Greenwich street hotel.
The upshot Of the matter was that
husband No. gave satisfactory rea-
sons for the failure Of his wife to re-
ceive his letters and husband No. 2
will step down and out.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24
A MAN AGED AT EIGHTEEN
(Colony Free Press.

There is in Schuyler County, Mo-, a
young-old man, who, without apparent
cause, living plainly on a farm, has in
eighteen years passed through the phys
ical changes of fourscore. At the age
of six he had all the development of
strength and muscle usually in a lad
of fifteen. At twelve his beard was
grown and gray hairs appeared. Now,
at eighteen, he is as decrepit as any
old man of eighty, and seems tottering
on the verge of the grave. - -.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24
MAN. : IL = J
HOw Lost, How Restored

Just published, a new. edition of DR.. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cure
ofSPERMAToRRHGA or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses, IMpoTENcY Mental
and Physical Incapaeity, Impediments to mar
riage, ETC., also, CoNsUMPTIoN, EPILEPSY and
FRS, induced by yself-indulgence, or sexual ex
travagance, &C.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured ];
pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, GER
tain and effectual, by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition, may be
may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
calty
Mg-This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sept.upder seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address.
THE OULvERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann st. New York, N. Y;
|. 26 n 301y. Post Office Box, 450.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24
HOG CHOLERA
A Great Success.

MORRIS VEGETABLE COMPOUND cures
Inland prevents Hog Cholera and all Diseases
to which swine are subject. 1t prevents that
Dreadful Disease known as Triehnae and il
given occasionally during the spring and sum
mer months will put your hogs in thrifty and
healthy condition clearing the liver and kid
neys of worms and parasites. 1t is purely veg
etable and if given according to directions you
will have no sickness or death among your hogs
I guarantee all that is claimed for it,
Prepared by A. IL. Morris, Dealer in Botani-
cal Roots and Herbs, Teachey's N. c.
For sale by Smith & Brown, Winston, N C.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24

An attorney, about to finish a bill
of costs, was requested by his client, a
baker, "to make il. as light ashe could" "
esAh r replied the attorney, that's
what you say to your foreman, but it's
not the way make my bread
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Neal Dow is converting New Jersey to
prohibition.
Cole, the circus nsan, is worth 81 ,0OO, 900,
and is yet young.
Prince Bismarck manages to wag along
on an income of 10000 year.
Samuel J. Tilden has given 5000 toa fund
to relieve a destitute granddaughter of
Thomas Jefferson. -
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24

BEwAREl He who courts and goes
away may live to court another day ;
but he who weds and courts girls still
may get in court against his will.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-05-24

The tongue of SANDER is sword
which is seldom allowed to grow rusty.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

An exchange in treating of the horse
says that farm horses are in seme sea-
sons moIe than in others LIN wet and
warm seasons especially subject to
CALLED shoulders and backs, and which,
when not timely or properly attended
to, are aptto produce Troublesome sores.
The skin not only ID abraded by the col.
lar or saddle parts OF the harness, but
the flesh irritated and infamed /; and il
the irritation is kept up, an ichorou'
discharge takes place, which is difficult
to heal without giving the horse pro-
longed rest or freedom from work.
When :hs saddle or collsl-gsll is obs
served, the harness should be looked 70,
and ths pressing points which have
caused the sores should be removed,
Il should be made rule 70 sponge of
the accumulated sweat and dirt from
the collar and saddle part If the hsr'
ness, as we'll as from the shoulders and
back of the horse, when hr comes IL
from work. In cases Of soreness ol
gslling, solutiea should then be useC
to sneint the bruised parts every night
after they have been dried with sof
cloth. Such lotion may consist of tw'
quarts Of clear lime-water, to which i
added halt pint Of raw hpseed-oil Ant
two ounces Of powdered sugar OF lesc
this being iirst dissolved in little ho
wate,). Mix the whole well togethe
and keep in corked bottle, shakiuI
the bottle we'll before using of the con
tents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

the next six months. The system is a
simple one and does away With the ne
cehsits II locomotives or elevated roads.
Stationary steam enginss will he placed
At Yarions insslyNs along .he line Of
the road. Thess engines work dynamo
machines similar 10 those used
by the electric light companies. The
current Is passed along tbs rails II lhs
road and thence by means of brushes or
contsct knobs to the wheels pf the carr,
'therel'y, moving them. Dsyicss nrs 80
arranged that the cars can be stopped
or start,d at pIsasurs. This systsm is
also applicable to smfaes cars, and lhns
Il iafair 70 presume that within the
next year ws will see some wonderful
revolutions iR the methods Of operating
railroads In cities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

Mrs. Hartist Bsscher Stowe has de-
serted Florida for HSrifor during the
warm weather.
John Rnskin is ,lsssribed ~ modest
in msnner, though he has ths auims.
,ion and wit Of = prsctised eonversa-
tionsliut. His eyes are Aaid N lie blue
and Of ethereal mildness.
Ex-senator David Davis, Of Illinois
has besn interviewed &C considerable
length in San Francisco. Hs refused
to talk about politics, bnt was quite
ready 70 augges. 'improysInants' for
the Yosemite Valley.
MaFshal MaeMahon stffi retains his
fresh complexion, and 10 a. erect as
ever but age = telling upon him, for
he dropped asleep a. the recent induc-
tion Of lhe Bishop Of Aatun a. mem
Der Of the French Academy.
George BancrOft, the historian, in
eighty three years ED, aud yet OF a.
clear intellect, sure memory, unf gging
industry, hungers for new facts, histor-
icai and scientific, aud ID as fond Of
society and outdoor exercise % man
Of half his age.
Sir Harry y. Paskes, who succeeds
Sir Thomas Francis Wad- ns British
Minister OF China, has '..,-u n. British
Minister TO Japan siuer 1865. he has
been very Influential IN J span. and is
was be who. sscursj .h. brh.ading Of
Prince Bizeh T s rr,l-fisg her troops to
Gre On fsrsigs sailara.
The Lord Bishel, ol Rochss'rr snlsr-
cd the HOUSE Of Peers the other even-
ing, and sfIer seating hinis. II n"f.,l'l.,l
q newspaper and began To ,e.d it An
attendant Immediately called bis lorl-
ships attention 10 the breach of ,u.lsr,
aud the paper promptly disam~sfsd
into The offenders pocket.
Mrs. Clemmer describes W. w Cor.
csran, Of Washington as "benignsntly
beautifal." He is Alighuy above aver
age height, of full port, but without
corpalenes. Ills features are regular
his gray hair ample and becominel,
cut, and lis mnstache shows ''the rar.
and elegant shape which younger mer
are woa't TO bestow upon this decora
ton"
0ns alleged reason why AIssande'
III. has again postponed bis corcorna
tion, from May % to June 10, ID tha
the fosmer date is the anniversary o.
the murder of Demetrius, Of the Hous
Of Rnrik, by his Uncle Boris Sndonoti
aud Is observed as CommemoratioI
Day ia the churches of Moscow. Bu
this is mere Enbts' fnge. Alexande
evidently put of bis coronation becaus
he thought IL would evsrbartlen th
pages Of history 70 have the cOnsumms
tion Of two such l9ng.defsrred events a
that and the East River Bridgs open
ing occur during the same month.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01
Trsa an. rrlssyll.e News.

Uncle Billy talks OF starting an on
position sausage factory. Hs will use
nothing bnt pure cat meat.
=. III. Lafollets has transPlanted
about two thousand cabbage plants in
bis garden at Powell Buttes.
Our town jail has only had one oc-
cupant in over four months. Pretty
good evidence of the improvements in
the morals Of the place.
Warren 4 Crooks are gathering
ing their horses vt Willow creek, and
expect to sell them ss soon as gathered.
Born -On Monday, May ~, 1883,
TO the wife of Frank Prime, son.
Child doing we'll and father able 60 lie
around.
If some enterptising individual
would start milk rancho in this
vicinity be would confer favor on the
hungry P,ipsyilleites, and establish
h + 44
himself in n paying business.
A party of anglers, comprising fair
representation Of the legal fraternity,
(Jadge Bennett, Frank Nichols and Geo
w. Barues) returned "Wednesday from
. three-days raid ON the Deschutes.
One hundred fine trout, were captured,
and ifsheI party as originally organized
had not become divided, which mistake
threw all the breadstuff in one camp
and alhtha mild stimulsnts in another
nothing could have been added to en'
bsnce the pleasure Of the trip. Oh, O
course il rained, but had il not done q
perhaps the anglers would never have
met with such genuine tishermso''
luck.
Il
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

sc1o, May 99rd, 1888.


Eia. I)smocral
Prof, N Is one II the best Df
tha. true noble class who teach tbs
yonng ideas % shoot, and IL nov spend.
log bic yscation 10 Scio, aftYr prtfsrm-
iag bis arduons duties for two terms in
the school room. lie Is also Prof at
tbs game " cards known as r. X. and
mssy Is the pleasant evening" that
have been speat uedsr bis apAagyiag
instruction In lssring . portion Of tbs
female members Of the Bon Ton Of
Scio bow TO make and count hundred
"sces" eighty Kines' or q "royal
marriage" And also be is proficient
in initiating the red man Of The forest
and many is the arrow that has crnter-
cd the target, prepared by himself and
colleague, sent home with lightning
speed from the bovs manufactured BY
w. y. who 10 thorongb inSchsnic /;
but also as navigator or JaiIon we fear
he 10 = failure, far while navigating
through the many dangerous shoals
and rocks Of Thomss Geek he lost
control of his frAil bark. The winds
slew and the storm camo aud Lhe ship
which has withstoOd the blasts OF many
a winter, had 70 succnmb, and It's prec-
ious freight wa, cast out upon the
watera. And many were the cries for
help, and the groabs Oi f,nd mothers,
standing upon the shores Of the mighty
deep, weeping over their beloved daugh-
ter or son who had ventprsd forth in
that bark, send the pilotage Of she Prof
aud the scene is changed, and we be-
hold only the keel and the Prof. knsel-
ing thersoa Offering up he following
fervent prayer "Oh. ,hon God Of
Neptune" thou who didst walk upon
the waves, ,hoa who didst by thy word
still the tempest, aud quiet the devour-
ing wsveS, hear me in this my hour
Of peril, permit these little ones to lay
hands upon this my uptnrned bark and
move me safe ct P-lands, 10 not for
my sake in particular, bat for my lost
companion fFWilIiam." Thou vino
didst bear the cry Of Hsgar in the vii.
derDess for her son Ishmsel, bear me,
in behalf &c my son aud csmpanioe.
Grsnt thai his departure, Cor Iesa trop-
zeal climes may be cro~neJ with sue.
c.ss. and that !, even | may be spared
~',sr, grave and be permitted To jain
the -on of my jpys, and once more en-
courage him 70 those moan-ligbt strolls,
~Lich are 80 cpndusivs TO his incres--
ing pleasure, and that he may ever
leave behind him those living moDu.
meets OF his npdying love" Bot the
scene Agsin changes and ~e behold
those little youngsters scismbliug on,
Of the wster little over knee deep and
drencAsd 20 the skin. The Prof still
kneeling ON the bottom of the l.oat
praying them TO save him as he could
not swim q stroke. Those brave little
boys not waiting to roll up their pant,
wade into the water, grasped the boat,
pulled Loaf, Prof. and all TO the shore
Moral Prof. there is many = shoa
aside from those in Thomas o,cel
which should be avoided. Find Ger
tain II. ID. w. demand restitution o
that he has taken turn TO ths love-
musician and be happy.
SPoKEsHANE No. 3.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01
MISroRIcGL-

Hieroglyphics are said 10 have been
invented about Pip 2 c.
Worsted derived its name from
having been spun at . Norfolk t1wn
called Wersted.
: The archbishopric Of Trever, which
was founded, before the seventh ten
turS, Is the eldest in Germany.
The Bacchanalian games had their
origin in Egypt and were taken to
Greece, in which country they were
called Dionysis, about l4I5 B. G.
The expressions 'sIIallelujsh" aud
"Amenn were introduced into He
brew hymns by Haggai, the prophet.
about 52O B. C. St Jerome transfer
red them to the Ckris,ian form Of
worship In 500.
The Ahencerrages, the powerful
Moorish tribs which quarrelled so
Hercely with the Zegris from 1880 to
| 1892, was ezterminated by Boabdi,
the last king, who was dethroned ny
Ferdinand and Isabella.
During Edward Tvs reign, an
inkeeper whose siga was The Crown
was hanged, drawn and quartered far
saying that he would make ri. san
J heir to the crown, the court ,ie..iuing
that his words constituted ..igh
treason.
The battle Of Vlttoria WAS fought
June 81, 1873, betwe-l the Eaglish.
under. the Duke Of Wellington. and
the French, under King Joseph and
Marshal Jordan. The French were
beaten, and lost all thelr guns hut
lone, which Wellington eap'arei f'.lr
Gays later.
Louis XVI. was executed Jan. 81
1898. The news, reached London
J two days after, and Jan. "a, caanvel-
In, the French minister. was per-
empterily bIdden TO leave the kine-
dom. Itse happened that hi. own
Government had ordered him 10
. leave two days before, bat as thI.
was net knowR. the order in c ,auciI
excluding him caused M feelIns
between the two natlons.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

Railroad engineers are qsttT
fellows and are ~ full of superstition
~ an egg Is 0f meat. Last week
while the big ninety ton engine was
fiIIing her tank at fhe depot Journal
reporter and Engineer DiriIng, who
has taken seven Of those monsters
down 10 TehaehIpa, had the following
conversation
''Did you ever take train up
Tshscbipa grade at night mean
since the horrible accident - a-kesi
the reporter.
"Yes, made trip over that part
Of. the road the last time ! wss
dowB," replied the engineer, "4nd 80
help me God, ] never want To see
another sight ike the one wines
ed thst night"
"Whst did You see, II may ak p
well. I don't ike ta talk sts'nt
such things fer I'm different from
most Of my bretbern and don't be-
lieye thst spirits visit this earth, bot
what | saw that night almost convin-
ced me that they do on some occasions.
I had had very hard days work and
the night was one Of the most fearful
that I ever saw on the mountain and
I've been over the road 0Iors than a
Thousand times. Well, just - We
were passing where the cars jumped
the Track. my fireman - the young
man In the cab now-called my at
tention 10 man lying on the track
only short distance ahead. IL was
Only moments work to stop the
eDgjne-we didn't have trais. The
cvw.cztcher was within about three
feet Of the body when we stopped. !
thought it Was some peor tramp who
had fslIen down and frozen ~ DEATH
I could see the body just AS plaia
as L-see you now. but when ! got
dUwn and went in front OF the engine
/ couldn't see the sign Of man, nor
where any one had been. This was
ssicI<er, for there was several inches
of snow On the ground, had any ore
bsen there I could have sen the
priat in the snow. was 50 much
astonished that could nor speak for
sfsw minutes. at last my eoInPan-
Ion zsted IL he was dead. tDld
him there waI no ore there, and he
replied, sWhat's the matter with
you? see him right at your feet
This caused me 20 take the -eeoni
losk, hut not the sign Of man e"uld
find. got back in the cab s"d,
strange t0 say, could see that s,dy
just as plain as day. sent my fire.
man down and watched hiIn. He
walked all over the body and came
back ia Inomene with the Whitest
! face ] ever saw On a human being.
Sslther Of us could speak wsrd. IL
was terrible, 50 started up The grade
determined TO get away from the
horrible thing. When we PASSED
over the spot where the body seemed
to he never heard such yells in my
life. They came from both sides Of
the road"
They both stick 10 the story and
say others have seen it.-HOdesto
Formers Journal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

! A NASAL INJEGT0R free with each
bottle OF shilsh,s eatarrh Remedy. Pric
50 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01
A >orrn rrr uxTrrIr:l !,

-sEsEF~- 4 - -
=, - ikensss % ~. L-dls r TlHt-
a-sa yrn - - ska Ih,vs Ell a i..ss kasaaa t<iass
4ts.s-is s.s-s-sstl.s tie&r Friend ol onAAa,'
sset - eesrssr0rtsstz iose 20 cell her. SIC
al. - hsF tssssk uLs ! h the outcome
% s:as szd 3 eh1s ed q keep sar iady
Ases.=x help al.E lzFsv corrsspondsaeo
~aa, = sars. a1sos kst saek h-aTias hu special
hsr-.4ss - +aaT. o. Joy - Esieass frosa a. Ifsr
vtss.- ,. IS s-ssd Is nssdieiss for sod Aaa sss
eva i.-sp sss. LAse IessoaAIy Investigated e asd
az 49,. - .. a truth u this.
& seeoahs Il y 'FassH HsssSss y f. re~asamendsd
sss .fss7sss, b. tebest physicians in fhs sanatry
Csc s1.st ~.f NE charm and saws mneh
Fzla. Hu'fens -.tlstly tAe worst form q faiila-
ss tss stsHgs Issesshesa. iss~wslar aaa tzlnfal
~ na-TrsfE y. Ovarian stoasiss I1hasnmalion and
CssFssts. f,aadin - dssriaesasni. snsi tie eea.
seGu~nt ssisz. ~ess ss. ss1 l. sspeeaAis aAptwa
tfa Chat e - f4sc.'
peraa ssesy s9-slon e tie syEsssn. saA gives
lie sIaa yisos. ]. fsinlnsss, EAinknry,
destroys al essvag Ter stimsiznts aaA esl;ssts
nsss of tie Stamaeh. il h.asfing. nsAdaehss.
serxcas russraton. dsasFaI Debility. aas~pasns1szs
pxpreszasn ssa Indigestion TAt fesignw - hazxlas
cosp, e4saing pala. weeht Asa h@okAehs, u aigsys
IermAasnsy cured ey iss wais As at tines asa
under ell eiseams<ssesz. ses Iz zkarsny siA tks -
thai goxvrns he fssss1s syFtsz.
nso&Es aaiy - rsr ltsas ssK for s. sna b sed hy
druggists. Aay Asyiss Fssirtd sE<esA esss saa
tbs - @aay uho have erea ssstore % perssEt
health ty the u tAs vesesAlie cosayona Ten -
ei1sns hy saFsasing NEs T., ~tsa Itanss fur f~ty.
81 her homs n Lynn. Mas.
Der Kidney cotupiaus ~ sffA<r tiis eospsIG =
Hssssrtssssd e sbsneHnt testimonials shov.
&FA Pinkhan's Liver Pills. says writer. sars
hs tsst IS fAs rertd for the q canalIgstisH.
EssSasaess ass ToFpidiiy q the LIVER. Hrr Aloas
PzF1lsF soSks won6sFs la its sst ia Inns ls
% eFHsi tbs compoznd Ia 10 pagsaiaTssy.
AaTuss frsp<st her ANGEL q NsFr3 - Aess se.s
4sn-ation l. 10 do su<5 - eskasA
Fhiladsiphla. Pa o. xfa 4. xu
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

The curfew Is still rung 10 many
towns In England, and at Rlpon q
horn Is blown at9 p. M.. 10 memory
ofthes presentation to the city ofa
horn, stlll extsnt, by King Alfred.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01
ADs1kIisfss Rams.

special business notices In IIoeaI Ont
umns - cents per line. Regular local
fiotires 10 cents per line.
For legal and fr1nsient advertisements
81 90 per square for the first insertion and
80 eents per square Tor each Subsequent
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

Aa Esqulmau youth is not allowed
to marry until he has killed polar
bear unsided, and has thus shown
that he is.capable ofattending to the
wants of family.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01
DYE.

<xZT@ - people are alwayso
ees " Increase their earniDEs, and In time hecome
wealthy those who de not improve their opportuni
ties remain In poverty. We offer great rllanee 10
NJ he money. We want many men, women, boys and
il 70 work Tor right in their localities. Any
one do the work properiy from the frat start
The business will pay more than ten times ordinary
wagee. Expensive 0iltHf fiTBtshhd free. So0ne who
engages fails n s0cte Hp4ns rapidly. You can de-
yonf Whole tilsse the work, only your spare
IanssleDls. isilI ipfof1nrts and a that u Heeied
sent free. Address sTIsso1 &co, Portiands Maine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

A little four.year-old, npon retiring
the other night. began TO say her
evening prayer as usual, and after res
peatlng, "Tf l should die before /
wake" paused moment and added,
"whst rumpps there would he in
this house r Then she reci.ed the
concluding lines of the prayer and
scrambled into bed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-06-01

"Look here, cir r said the father, as
he strobe into bis sons Harvard loag-
ingss 81 sent you here TO study law
and here end you withont q book in
your room, pething but pictures Of
ballet dancers and statutes of nude
women. What are yop doing witb all
these things r. HDaipg-why prepar-
ing my Erst essay On briefs.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-01-02

A COMING ROYAL MARRIAGE.-The
marriage of the Duke of Genoa and the
Princess Isabella, of Bavaria, is to take
place In few months, probably some
time in April. The Duke ia the brother
If Queen Margaret and first cousin Of
The King Of Italy. The Princess is an
accomplished italian scholar. reading
and speaking the language of her future
husband with great facility. She is 10
years of age, having been born In Au-
gust, 1868. She is said to be pious.
amiable and well educated The young
couple will reside chiefly at Turin,
where their wedding festivities are to be
held. There la some talk of a grand
court joust or tournament on the occa
sion