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CHAINED DOWN.
A Girl Enticed from Home by So
ductivs Promises tgs
AND THEN MADE A PRISONER
Mysterious Murder Of a Peddler in Mash
vile, Tenn.-WiscOusin Prisoners
Attempt to Break Jail
Other Criminal News.

SCRANTON, Pa, April 1S.-Williamb D
Madden, q medical mountebank OF mis-
city, was arrested to-day, charged with lor-
cibly OBTAINING Miss Sadie McClenahhn,
aged twenty one, of Lewistown, Pa, In ner
room for the past seven weeks. The girl
first met Madden at Lswistown, where her
mother lived. He manifested considerable
affection for her, and, under promise Oh
marriage, accomplished her ruin. 1t was
afterward discovered he had wife at Al
toona, and the feeling against him became
so strong that he was forced TO leave Lev;
istown. He then came to Scranton.
EARLY in February last Madden went
to Lewistown and represented that he had
secured a divorce from his wife, and
finally prevailed on Miss McClenahan to
come to this city, and she srrived here
February Goth. Madden took her directly
To his office, where he compelled her to
remain until next morning, as he had not
vet obtained y divorce from his wife. MISS
McClenahan tried to escape, but MADDEN
got q stous chain and chained her TO the
bed. The girl cried for mercy, when he
lQmDe on QeT, CQOh6u ucL hhu
TO kill her. At the expiration OF week
he drove a staple in the floor and detained
her with leather strap attached to 1t.
This afternoon she requested Maddens
permission to 60 to another room for
moment. He consented and she immedi-
ately fed. She ran bsrefooted to the
SusGuehsna House, where she told her
story. Chief OF Police Delacy was COM
municated with and Madden arrested;
Straps and chains with which he detained
Miss McClenahan were found in bis room.
Madden admitted 10 having conhned the
woman in the place, but excused hrs action
with the extraordinary statement that the
girl consented to imprisonment IN order to
keep the matter quiet. For the first two
weeks he had her meals taken to her; then
he became fearful that suspicion would be
aroused, and he supplied her with sand
wiches. Madden was held upon fourteen
charges of assault. His bail amounted TO
A,SOO. He was unable to- secure 5ondsnSen
snd was committed to prison. The pris-
oner was at one time partner OF 3 a.
Gibson, another mountebauk, now in pris-
or upon the charge Of assaulting woman
patient. The story of the girls sufsripgs
is on thousands of Tongues throughout the
CITY 10 night, and hostile demonstrations
sgainst Madden may result.
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In the senate.
THE COMING CONVENTION.
Probable Delegates at Large VINO VIII
he Elected at ChArieston.
Special 20 TIE Register.


CHARLESTON, w. Va, April lS.-From
present indications the approaching con-
yeption will be the largest and most inter-
estipg one ever held in the State. Inc
various county delegates will be composed
of the most prominent and leading mo
Gratis OF the State Senators Camden ana
Eeppa. ex.Senators Davis and Hereford
have secured rooms at the Hale House
Tbsv will arrive tomorrow. The folloW-
ing Well.known geBtlenen will PROBABLY
,oms before the convention as candidates
for delegates at large to Chicago: Governor
Jackson, ". H. Hogemau, Kanawha; Q. 1.
Resl Of Mason; ex Senators Davis ana
hereford. Col. Clements, Of Jefferson; ID.
IT I,sonard. Of Wood. and Lewis BAKER.
Colonel J, J S. Hsss er, OF Jackson county
Who will be a candidate before the next
rsopIar State Convention for Auditor mas
rooms at the Hale House. de lhIorms
Pre1sTvR correspondent his fences are IN
,ood condition and he is quite sangutne as
- the rssults. f Willis Wilson, candidate
for Governor, left to-day for Point Pleas
ant where he addresses a msetlnS In his
interest tomorrow.
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SPORTING SPRAY.
Sorakicht Gets Away with ChristOl
After o Hard Tussle.

AhAON - AuSsAOs
CBsAvELAND, April 13.-About 800 peo-
pie witnessed the wrestling match last
night between Andre Christol, of Toledo,
and Matsada Sorakichi, the Jap. Time was
called promptly at $50 by the referee,
Thomas Curry. Professor Donnelly acted
as second for the Jap, and Duncan G. Ross
for Christol. The match was to be two
tsllscstch as catch-can, and two in Japa.
nese style, the fifth to be decided by toss
ing. The Jap won the toss for the first
ed, chose his favorite style, the Japanese.
At the word both men rushed al each
other, but before Christol was aware OF il
be had lost the fall. Time, five seconds.
After q rest of ten min ates time was
called for the second fall catch-ss.catch.
can. CbIistol was at home N this style,
getting the jap three points down By q
body lock. Time, four minutes.
Time was called for the third bout at $50
Japanese style). Christol seemed to be
afraid of the jap, and did not do any Of
the butting. The Jap did enough for both,
and won the fall. Time, ten seconds.
Fourth bout (catch as catch canp-Time
called at 9:l0. Some very dne work was
shown in this bout by both men, and it
was by far the most exciting OF the Eve
Christol displayed his quickness and
strength, and won the fall by body lock.
Time, minutes.
Both men then retired TO. their rooms,
but returned to the platform in about
twenty minutes. As both had two falls,
the fifth was tossed for. The Jap won the
choice, chosing the Japanese style! Time
was called at 9:30 o'clock, and resulted as
the others, the japanese winning the fall IN
ten seconds.
The match wss decided in favor of Mat
saCa SorskiChi. 1t was for 300 and the re-
ceipts at the door. Toe Japanese will re-
man in the city, and will try to arrange
another match, possibly with Mclaughlin
A Little Premature.
NEw York; April 13-The announce
ment OF the match between Charles
Mitchell and Billy Edwards is premature
no articles OF agreement haying yet been
drawn up, the delay being esused by the
fact that it was not known until last even
ing that the Madison Square Garden cousG
be had for tue / atch on the date desired
Msy 18th. That point has now been set
tied, ana the match will probably be made
forthwith.
John L.. Sullivan, Jr.
RosToN, April l3.-The wife OF John l.
Sullivan, the famous knocker, gave birth
to dsy 10 bouncing boy. He Is nameC
John l.. Sullivan, Jr.
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HIGH HANDED WORK.
sheriff Day, With FOnr Assistants. Al
,,,..r Reaf Another sheriff 10 Death.

sheriff Day, With FOnr Asststants. Al
nlosr Beat Another sheriff 10 Death.
LlxIHGroN, KY, April lS.-Iesterday
afterr oop, after the train on the Chesa-
cake & Ohio had ltft Farmers Station, a
terrific fight took place on the cars between
he sheriffs CT Macon aud Rowan counties.
Sheriff William Dawson, OF Maysville, cap
tured prisoner wanted at Morehead, the
county seat Of Rowan, and was on the train
bringing him there. At Farmers Sherid
John Day, Of Morehesd, together with four
or FIVE others, got on the train and demand
ed that Dawson turn the prisoner over to
them, which was refused, and several of
the Rowan county parties jumped on DaE.
son and held him, Day in the mesntim 9
bestipg him over the head with his pistol,
infictipg several wounds. They took the
prisoner away by force, and arriving at
Morehead got of With the prisoner, threat
sning Dawson If he should follow. Tney
then delivered the prisoner up to the allsr
>pd received the psltry reward OF $50
Dawson went on to Ashland, where he took
4 steamboat for Maysville. More trouble
g expected.
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Race street Taking too much of the vile
decoctions which he dealt out to others,
brought on several attacks OF delirium
tremeDs, resulting in mental alteration.
Early this morning he arose from bed and
taking seat BY the window, put a bullet
through his brain. The shot did not
awaken his wife, and she was not aware of
the tragedy until she arose.
A Pitched Battle with JAIL Breakers.
sr. LOUIS, April 13-Eight prisoners
confined in the Jail at Gainesville, Green
county, Ark, assaulted the jailor last night
and escaped after they had secured arms
from the jailor's house. A posse of fifty
citizens started in pursuit and pitched
battle occurred in which over one hundred
shots were fred. Brockman, q burglar, was
killed and three other prisoners were
wounded and secured. The remainder
escaped. The jailor received dangerous
wounds.
Suicide At MonrOeville, Ohio.
NoRwALK, O., April 13.-Mrs. Louisa Q.
Boehm, OF Monroeville, widow of John
Boehm, committed suicide this morning
by drowning, throwing herself in the
mill-race. Insanity was the cause OF the
act. Her husband committed suicide In
1850 by shooting. Mrs. Boehm was OF the
firm of Heyman & Co., -four mills.
Bad Man From Texas.
11 Las VEGAS, N. NJ, April ia cowboy
named Mitch Nancy, Killed Juan B. Patron
in Governor Moore's saloon at Puerto Del
Luna, seventy miles from here, last night.
The murderer was captured and is on his
way here. Patron was Speaker OF the
House in 1873, and was wealthy and
influential man. Mancyis bad man nom
Texas.
Preventing the Hanging Of a woman.
ALBANY, N. Y, April l3.-The Governor
has commuted the sentence OF Angenette
B. E. Haight to Imprisonment in the onon-
daga County Penitentiary for the term OF
her natural life. che was convicted in Mad
ison county of the crime OF murder in the
first degree. and sentenced to be executed
April Is, 1884.
Shot the Wrong Man.
CINCINNATI, O., April lS.-At three o'clock
this morning Frank Kelly, barkeeper on
Central svenue near the Hospital, struck
James Miller on the head with loaded
revolver, which was discharged, shooting
Charles Larkins mortally in the lung.
Larkin is NOT dead YET. Kelly was ar
rested.
Ha]ler was Issane.
NEW YORK, April l3.-C. F. Hallerr age
fifty, who. resided at No. 8 Read street,
Providence, jumped overheard to-day while
m a stesmer coming down the East Eiver,
and was drowned. Papers In his state
room showed Haller was insane.
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THEY ARE FOR TlLDEN.
a.e,iDg Of Taylor County Democrats
on saturday.
Special 10 the Register. ,

Special 20 the heglSteT'
Gp,v-oy. w. VA, April 1S.-Pursuant 70
8 cali Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Taylor county, the convention
met and was called to order by Hon. B. T.
Martin, Mr.. l.. R. Cofran was chosen tenn
porary chairman, and John ID. hoi'' anu
r Il. Marshall, secretaries.
Mr.. 7. Woods moved that the temp orry
orgsnizstion be made permanent, Wnlen
motion was carried.
Sr Zgd Cochran moved that three aeie
oates be sppoiBtsd from each msglsterla'
district, Amended by appointing two'
Tbsrs were SO delegates appointed. Ine
toIlowino is the list: Leonard MallVllie,
Jno sullivan, B. F. Martin, Jno' 4. M
G-sw III s. Wilson, A. J. NuEum, Jas; u
Jennings. VIM. R. ID. DENT q. n % %SSou-
ran, II. n. Dent, Frank ram. Mc4 McSXsv Joo,
potIi ~ Iii L r. Cofrap, Nike Flanagan,
Wm- W Jennings, Thos. Shields, I. u. MAT
shsji Geo Whitescaryer, NJ. n. HopeeS,
nsvi.on j. M, Lake, Jas. ScrogSins
- Eyans Jas s. Chambers, lssac
FTsns WIN. A. siusel. @. N. Frpm, Seo'
ua-1zcg Y, p. Chaplin, J. W. hsmiIton'
Thos. Moran, Jas. K. smith, Frank ; husS
The following resolutions were unap''
mously adoplxd:
Resolved, That sc appreciate the enorts
cf Nr II. II. Marshall in PublishinS .
Dsmocratic paper IN our county snd tnst
rs recon- nepd the Grafton Standard 20 the
democrats OF the county, and request tnsu
- SiTs IN their hearty support:
Resolved, That the sense OF ,ne tIs 2eoPas
of mis- convention Is orSamuei j. Ii'aen
for President. 5;,s, or this
Convention be published in the 1rN'on
S,snSaTd and the Wheeling REeLsrSs'
Three rousing cheers, standeg wsas WI
,iSsn for Samuel J. Tilden ana soyou,nsst st
The convention was one OF tne LassSs So
hat svsr assembled 10 Taylor co9uy Lor
this purpose. And the best OF tssiths tSs
prevailed and all were enthusiastic iOr sus
old ticket Of 'T6.
Los ANGELES, CAL, April lS'--rne h
publican County Convention siecseu u
nIsdgsd candidates to the STATE OonVsn'
ion Their preferences are for plalns'
Tney Dc Nos Like Mr.. blaine
WuN1EsroS, DEL, April lS-iuoom
p,sts returns Of ths election for aslssssS' :;
% The Republican State Convention 'nai
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BACK FROM LIBERIA.
Terrible Condition OF the Negroes In
the African Republic.

ATLANTA, GA, April lS.-Maris Rouse
an aged negress from Liberia, was cared Tor
at the City Prison last night. She lett
Aisbsms in 1878 with a party OF seventy
six negroes for Liberia. Most OF them qied
with fever after getting there; only two
have ever been able to get back to Amerl'
ca, and only ten of the party survive IN
Liberia. For six years the old woman had
been trying to save money to get oaok 10
Alabama. Negroes over there, she says
are rot paid over sSs month tor wv worS' "a
She saws they can hardly work for the is
Ssr % fles, an insect which buries down under
sbe skin of the feet, lives aad breeds there,
and literally eats the feet mp. She saw
mspy who bad their feet cut of, as the hea
can not BE- moved when once they ourS8. SSs
under the ssin, MA king horrible sores; Sne
rad saved $50 in six years which paid her
ussssge 10 New York, leaving a few iouars :!ai.
over. She left for Alabama this morning
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ANEW STYLE OF INITIATION.
The House Judiciary Committee Pro-
poses 10 Make Bills Of LadIRg NegOti'


WASHINGTON, April lS.-In reporting
favorsbly Mr.. Dorsheimer's bill to make
bills of lading negotiable paper, the House
Judiciary Committee cay they are OF the
opinion that the system under which the
transportation business of the country is
done requires that bills of lading held by
bona fide holders for value should be bind;
ing upon those who issue them. The usual
course OF business is to make bills Oh ladlng
the security upon which loans are msae; i
Tbev are nsed as collateral to drafts, and
are evidence of the transfer to the party
making the loan of the property described
in the bill of lading. This system has been
established by the legislation and the
judicial decisions Of many OF the States,
snd upder it vast commercial transactions
have been conducted.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT NASHVILLE.
TeII.TaIe FsOs-Prints which May Dds.
close the Murderer.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April ia most
mysterious murder was committed at late
hour last night in a quarter of the city
known as ''Black Bottom" Meyer Fried
man, Russian who peddles, was entering
the door of his house, when he stumbled
and fell. Instantly some one from behind
the door jumped on him and stabbed hSm
several times, causing fatal injuries. 3he
assassin had paced large rock so tAst
Friedman would stumble, and also lad
placed bowlde1s so when the family az
len, pted to rush 10 his aid they could not
omen the dOsr IN time TO prevent the
sssassin's escape. Friedman lay welter'
ing in his blood. The only clew is foot
prints in the gore, which indicate that the
assassin was not of low class.
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RENWOoD.
Sosct9l 10 the RcatSteT.

BENwooD, W. Va, April lS-Chris
Matthews, Esq was up from the county
seat yesterday smilingly collecting the
ducsts from the cheerful taxpayer.
The constituents of the successful party
IN the late municipal election ilbilated
last Sabbath Outside of the city limits.
Mr.. J. C.. McMlhon left lsst evening on
his journey TO the Democratic convention.
Mr.. Asa Moody, the restauranter at the
Junction, spent yesterday searching the
markets Of Wheeling ard Ballaire for
yisnds wherewi 10 replsnish the inns;
man of the hungry traveller.
Mr.. w. Morrow, the perfectly irresistible
Young man OF our section, spent yesterday
in the Nail City,
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A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
Jail Birds FhwarIed by Plueky Bnr-
xlAr.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Auril l3.-Fifteen
prisoners in the county Jail attempted to
escape at 10 o'clock this morning. One
called for coal, handing out two scuttles to
Jsilor Walsh, who, in returning them,
sgain unlocked the grated door. AS he
passe d in he was seized by two men, an
other threw ashes in his eyes and rash
wss made by the remainder, buE Walsh
tore himseI fIom them, slammed
the door and rushed the bolt far
enough to hold the door fast HIS
wife heard The disturbance and summoned
the police from the station in the other
hall of the same building. The prisone
were put in their cells. They had chosen
Sunday morning because Walsh was al 1ne
and they were allowed to gather in the
corridor to hear preaching later in the day.
Most of the prisoners are highwaymen and
burglars. Jailot Walsh suffered severely
being nearly blinded with ashes, cut about
the face and his hand and his clothes near
~ torn off from him.
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FATALLY SHOT HIS FRIEND.
Tragic End OF q Might at Sightseeing
I'm New York.


In New York.
NEW YoRK, April l3.-Frederick W. Car
ney, grain merchant Of 4S Pearl street,
who is staying at the Grand Central Hote',
was shot in the head and fatally wounded
at the Windsor Garden, Fourteenth street,
to night, by John Heafy, Of the firm OF
Hesfy Bros, Liverpool N merchants. From
Sbat could be learned of the affair it ap'
pears thst Carney, Heafy and two friends
bad been out together during the evening
seeing the sights and drove up ID the
Windsor Garden shortly after 10 O'Clock;
The place was crowded with visitors, and
at Heafy's suggestion they went to the
shooting gallery and commenced shooting
for drinks. After firing several rounds the
two friends went out and Heafy while in
the set of firing at the target suddenly
turned The rife and shot Carney, who was
standing beside him, in the forehead. The
pclice were immediately summoned, and
H,afy, who claims that the shooting was
accidental, wss arrested. Carney was con
veled in an unconscious condition - the
New GoYk hospital,
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Formerly weak, nervous, dyspeptie and
debiliIsted individuals who found only
disappointment in the various ottters ana
secret ousck nostrums, pretended kidney
msSicipes, etc, are agreeably surprised
N regain perfect health and strength OF
mind and body, and complete hearts ease
and freedom from aches and psios 9y tue
,ss of DR.. Guysott,s yellow Dock and Sar.
SsnsTi,ls- IL restores every dlsordered
s1pntiop 10 a normal condition.
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.s.o.s,,.nip Church

New YoRK, April lS DIR. ]. ?. Newman
preached to-day 10 the Madison Avenue
congregational church. A: ih' lose OF the
services a sensation was C j by a
woman walking up the centre "A Jle to tns
nnlnit cryIng for water to auenGa the hrs
sopsuming her soul The woman was 10
out She is said to be member Oh 'nS
ohpySh
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CASUALTIES.

Another wreck Oa the Marrow Gauge.
DAYTON, O., April IS 3-The narrow gauge
experienced smother wreck to-day in the
vicinity If Beaver Station, at The Howe
trestle bridge, where the 1870 aceommoda
ton was wrecked, the engine jumping the
track at that point, together with number
Of coaches. The engineer escaped serious
injury, but the fireman, who jumped from
The engine, was badly hurt. The track was
blocked all day, and no trains were able to
pass. The engine was totally demolished,
and number of the coaches badly dis
ahlnh
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Do ynu need remedy thst VII cure
every kind Of humof from Q pimpis or
eruption 70 the worst scrofuls and syphi-
litic disorders, use DR.. Guysotts yellow
Dock and slrseparills. Three 70 FIVE bot
ties cure skin diseases, salt rheum or tettsr.
-Four to ten bottles cure running ulcens,
scrofuIs and all syphilitic disorders. 0ne
10 three bottles cures sores, boila, ,cafbuncies,
Ste One TO txo bottles cures pinples on
tbe face. blotches. etc IL II the oriy psf'
feet; blood purifier that can be made from
a thorough knozlsSgs OF drugs. Ask yoaJ
dyueeist fof T.ke no Substitute.
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To s,or,be Sale orInpure MIX,

BRooEIYS, April 13.-To stop the sale OF
impure milk here, Health Commission sr
Raymond has issued rule requiring each
store, dairy or other place where milk is
kept for sale, ard each vehicle from which
milk is distributed or sold to have per
NIT, which permit must at all times be al
the store or with the vehicle for which IL
In iaSDed
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NUTRITIOUS food Is essential asa means
of restoring consumptive to health. A
medicine that will strengthen the Lungs
and 500 he ell irritation Is all necessary:
such remedy Is DR.. Wigtsr's BIlsam OF
Wild Cherry. 1t is the only preparation OF
Wild Cherry that gives complete satisfso-
iou. It quickly cures coughs and colds.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
AIfred AIphOnse Haeatisns.


PARIS, April 15;-M. Alfred Alphonse
Haenijene, the French statesman, is dead.
A Noted Kansas Man Hilled.
Tucson, A. T., April 1S.-Gen. George
". Deitzler, formerly member OF the ia.
nous Stubbs Company during the Free
State war in Kansas, was thrown from his
buggy yesterday and killed.
DeaIh OF College superintendent.
PHILADELPHIA, April 13. - Thomas s.
Foulke, who, for the past thirteen years,
hes been Superintendent of SwarthmorG
College, Delaware county, died last even.
ing of pneumonia tt an advanced age. His
wife, who survives him, is cultured aud
influential minister in the congregation OF
Friends.
A PrOmine ent OhiOAn Dead.
DAYTON. o., April 13 -George Butter
worth, ex Chief of Polica and Councilman,
as well as a prominent citizen, dropped
dead from heart disease to-day, aged h.ty'
seven
ARaisrOad President Dead.
providence, r. l., April 13.-Geo. A.
Ii etc died Saturday night OF gangree and
pyaemia after an illness of two weeks, age
GS. Since 1878 he has been president oi
the Providencs and Worcester Railroad.
A HranlatSst Dead.
LONDON, April 13-Byron, the drama
tist, Is asad.
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Going to Call on Mr. TiIdeu.

WASHINGTON, April l3.-The Democratic
members OF the Pacific Coast delegation in
Congress expect to leave Washington to
morrow for short visit to Gramercy Park.
They had intended making visit yester'
iav. but Mr.. Tilden requested that they
come Monday instead Of Saturday.
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Watching fnr riiihusters.

ky WEST, April 15.-Bosts from the
flag ship Tennessee are watching the Is.
land and light house. The steamer Laurel
is cruising ABOUT the entrance of the har-
Dor to inteceps any expedition 20 Cuba
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Pitcairn Islnnders.

BosroN, April ls.-Ths ship Mercury
from Port Townsend reports having passed
Pitcairn Island Japusry 1lth. The inhae-
itsnts came sboaId and reported lO5 per-
sons on the Island, 50 males and So females,
and took their mail, some ESQ letters, LOT
different parts of the world.
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EoSrspaLE, Pa. APrll is.-orsnTs bios
SONS bIoomed over . happy wedding pair
to-dsy IN Palmyra township. Toe couple
were Sylvan Oven, who 10 on the shady
side Of 80, and cathsrine Sssh, aged 81
yes,s This = the third Dsrrisgs Of both
bride and groom