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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19

SOME boys in a barn at ST. Thomas Canada,
stirred up a nest of hornets, when they attacked
cat and stung it to death before it could get
away from the Infatuated insects. Investigation
wonld show that that particular cat had been
thrown into the hornets nest by the aforesaid
boys, and it would not DO the first thing of the
kind in the worlds history.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19

The case of Mrs. Martin, of Michigan, who
was SO mysteriously abducted" by two men
while riding in company with her newly made
husband, is not as plain as it might be, and her
explanation, now that she has returned only in
creases the strangeness of the entire thing. She
says the two men who carried her off travelled
for hours without saying a word, and that she
does not know who they were, and that they
treated her with the greatest respect" Final.
~. according to her story, she jumped out of the
carriage in which they were conveying her, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19

MISS MARY COCHRAN, of Franklin, Pa, has
married Mr. Turnkey. If this be true, she
has made sure of avoiding one of the most vexa-
tions of domestic problems. With a trunk key
always at hand, her life will pass by with all
the bliss that falls to the lot of mortals
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19

Mr.. JOHN WENTWORTH has published some
verses in GOOD Housekeeping" entitled 80
God of Mercy Give Ne Sleep" The editors of
this periodical should be careful how they ad-
NIT such things to their columns. People may
suspect that Johns nightmare was caused by
sampiing some of the cooking which the editors
recommended.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19

made her way through the forest to farm
house. where she made herself known and was
taken in. There viii be those who will noe ac-
cept Mrs. Martins story without question. AS
a rule, men do not abduct married women from
the arms of their husbands just for fun. 1t is
too risky, and too hard to do. unless the person
abducted is mighty willing to be carried off.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
ADJOURNED CoUKr PROCEEDINGS.

ADJOURNED COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The following matters were disposed of at
the adjourned court last week
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Tressler, de-
serIion dismissed upon payment Of nnpaid
costs.
Somerset Lumber Company, defendants
below and plaintiffs in error certiorari I;
Judgment reversed.
In re, petition for road in Quemahoning
township from near Bowman school house
to public road near Noah Swank's. Confr-
nation refused
IN re. petition for change in road from
public road near Benjamin Bowman's cider
press to a public road on lands of George
Kocher, in Queuahoning twp. Confirmed
absolutely
J. h. Judy & Co, vs.. s. II. Weimer Pc
ttion to show eaEse why Judgment should
not be marked satisfied W II. Ruppei,
Esq, appointed auditor.
Thomas c. Jenkins VS. Isaiah, W. =. and
Agnes Baer rule on plaintiff TO show cause
why Judgment should not be marked salts
lied Mr.. kooser appointed auditor TO find
facts. and report an opinion.
DeHayea & Co, vs.. VIM 4. Mcvicker
appeal By defendant rule discharged al
cost o piaintif.
George Wass. plaintiff in error, vs.. B. A.
Fiehtner, as well as the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, defendant in error cersiora-
II judgment reversed.
George Hoitzhour vs.. Nicholas Murphy
capias ad res, etc. Motion for a new trial
refused.
William l.. Wallace VS.. A. J. Holiday
ejeetment motion for a new trial refused.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania er rel P.
W. Trimpey Pet. de lun. sc. motion for
a new trial oyerruled.
John J. Spangler use of Hertz keissr vs..
Joseph Johns II. s. EndsIey, Esq, ap-
pointed auditor to find facts and report an
opinion
Commonwealth vs.. Garrett Herring uui-
sance sentence suspended on payment OF
costs.
Hugus Il Lint VS.. Wilmoth & Zufall J.
L Pugh, Esq, appointed auditor.
ROAD AND BRIDGE WINS.
Petition of sundry citizens Of Meyersdale
Borough and Summit Township for new
bridge over Casselman river at foot Of
Broadway street in Meyersdale Borough.
where the public road leading from the
Borough OF Meyersdale to shmmit Mills
crosses SAID stream. Viewers. Wm- Baker,
John y Davis, J J. Steyanus.
Petition Of citizens Of Allegheny Town
ship, praying fora division Of said Township
into election districts. Viewers, William VI.
Schrock, Jacsb NJ Musser, Frank Forney.
Petition of inhabitants OF Milford Town
ship near to the Borough Of New Csntreyilie
and of persons residing in said Borough
and having lands outside the limits OF said
Borough, and adjoining or close By said
limits, to nave their lands annexed 70 said
Borough for school purposes only. Viewers,
I. s. snyder, Noah Scott. and Hiram
Cramer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
q ITEMS.

LAkl -
Annie Meyers. nee koeher. wife OF Hiram
J. Meyers, died April 9. 1855, aged about 20
wears. She leaves a husband and one child
10 mourn her loss.
two year old child Of Lincoln Living
ston, a few days since fell from a second
story window 20 the ground. Tn little
thing, unknown to its mother, crept up
stairs, pushed a chair to the window, and
breaking 4 pane of glass, fell out as above,
It's terrible fall ended almost n~iraculously.
for beyond q few scratches il was not hart.
Sinoa Holsapple caught a burglar a few
nights ago carrying awsy grain OCT Of his
barn floor. It was dark but Simon nanag-
ed to find 4 fail with which be threshed
the boy awhile. Mr.. II. had ~suSpicionesi
rzscalAy and was on the look out. he
thinks be knows the perpe,rafor. D. J.
Berkev discovered a person trying to break
into his hara about the same time He
scared him away. then shot after his tracks,
but threatens to make il unhealthy for the
rascal the next time. LINGO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

fhe following was adopted by E. P. Cum
Minis Post No. 30 az . regular meeting held
OF Friday evening. usrch u, 1856
Resoised, That this Post has heard with
feelings Of dissatisfaction of the mismanage-
nen OF tie Soldiers Orphan Schools OF
the State. whereby the contributions made
By the Commonwealth in acknowledgment
Of the debt of gratitude she eve to q fAsl-
en- Comrades. has been converted into a
means for the enriehing Of those 70 whom
has been committed the education and care
Of the wards of Z noble order. and We do
Hcsr heartily commend the course pursued
by Gov. Robert f. Partison and his sssoci-
ates. Is well as the department Commander,
in the INVESTIGATION OF the charges maie
concerning said schools, and we pledge our
selves to whatever support may be necessa-
- to bring the offending parties to Justice,
and to make the Soldiers Orphan Schools of
the State what they should be-a comforta-
bic home for their inmates, as vel Is an
honor 10 the Commonwealth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

A BIG EFFORT TO Rave WEsroS PAR
DoxED-The friends CT Milton Weston. Of
the MErzaysvills gas well tragedy fame. are
moving heaven and earth to secure bis re-
lease from the pelIrentiAry. They base
their claim TO clemency on the ground that
Weston was not permitted to testify in bis
own behalf, though some Of his co-defend-
ants. by a subsequent change in the law,
were - permitted. The. petition for his par
don is endorsed by many men Of national
reputation Governor oglesby and Sena-
tors Logan and Cullom, Of Illinois. Ex-Sen-
ator Mcdonald. Ex-Governor Stone, Of
Iowa, Congressman Bayne. Negley. Ermen-
trout and Snowden, and many others The
petition i a formidable one. In opposition
to il, some Of the Greensburg people are cir
eulating a petition demonstrating against
the pardon. The case viii be heard on
April eOsh.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

4 SERIOUS APRIL-F1oI JoKE-0n April
Ist t. r Seaman. Esq, II C4rrolltown, who
acts as a deputy for sheriff Gray in his end
of the county. received what appeared to De
a notice in regular form, i~nstructing him TO
close the Carrolltown Mill Companys lum-
Der and Touring mills on 4 wit which was
enclosed. He Immediately attended to the
matter. closing the mills, and took levy on
the stock and put the keys in his pocket
Great excitement was caused by the Depu-
ty's action, and his being lawyer caused
| the people 10 believe that il was a true bill
The mills were closed for tvs DAYS, and thf
new Deputy Sheriff sent a list Of stock, etc
to sheriff Gray. who surprised him by re
plying that he knew nothing at al about hi
matter. II then dawned on Mr.. Seaman
| intellect that be had beer victimizct, and
ne tried 10 make It all right with the Mi
| Company. bat whether he succeeded or 10
remains to be sesn.-Joh1Ht05r, Tri5une
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

During the past week ne have added A
Washington haad-puess, q large lot Of the
Latest STYLES Of % pc and various other RIA
terial 10 our job department We have 0
decidedly the finest job office in the county
and we think one OF the best stocked Offices
70 be found in any country town IN the
State The HERAIB JOB eflce has aiSays
had a well founded reputation for turning
out neat and artistic work, and We mean TO
maintain it. We are better prepared now
thaA ever before TO DO all kinds Of plain
and fancy job printing. On the ist Of June.
the close OF the HERALDs d~fty-ninth year,
we propose 10 ger an entire new outfit, and
make a number OF alterations and improve
ments II the appearance Of the paper
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
DIED.

ZEIGLER-On March ., Iss6. in Stony
creek township, this county, Nancy, wife of
Charles Zeigier. aged 81 years. II months
and % days.
Mrs.. Ze,gler leaves a husband and four
children TO mourn her death. She was
early received as . member of the Lutheran
church at Lambertsville, and remained q
consistent member of the same until her
death. No Q could know her and but feel
that she leaned Oh the strong arm of Christ.
The funeral services were conducted in the
Stonycreek church by Rev. c B. Gruber
after which she was laid to rsst in the new
cemetery ar Shanksviile, she rests in
peace.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

Mr. Charles o. Scun. late Chief Assistant
General Passenger Agent Of the ~Pennsyiva-
nia lines west Of Pittsburgh. mas been sp-
pointed Chief Clerk in the Office Of the As
sistant Commissioner Of the Central Traffic
Association. Mr.. Scall IS one Of the most
thorough passenger men in the country. and
as appointment VIII be heard Of with
pleasure by the general passenger agents,
not only Of the Association. but of the
United states-Pia5Ug c0a. GGz.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

Miss Clara Hannum died at the residence
other brother-in-law. Rev. J f. Shearer.
Monday night Of last week. Miss Hannum
had been seriously III for 8 long time and
her death was 10 unexpected She WIS a
most estimable young lady and her unnme-
y demise = sincerely niourned by 4 large
circle Of friends. Her remains were taken
10 Beileiontaiue, Ohio, for interu,ent F riday
morning. A number Of Somerset relatives
and friends accompanied the body 10 it.
place Of burial.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

4 FORMIDABLE OPERArIoS--Aoout SIX
teen years ago Mrs. Noah Fry, residing on a
farm in the vicinity ~ofstauton : Mills. som
erset county, observed an abnormal growth
in the right side Of the abdomen, ard in
mediately placed herself IN the hands Of a
physicln for treatment. The growth ON
tnued to enlarge for several months, when
she became e~geieHtc IN due course OF time
i child was born. and soon after this occur
renee the tumor again resumed rs growth.
Matters continued TINS until four years ago,
when her Fifth child vas born. Since that
time the tumor developed very rapidly. un-
til SIX months ago. II ass1med such enor-
nous proportions as 20 render iOcomotIon
almost impossible In September last six
physicians met By appointment ct the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Fry Tor the purpose Of remoy-
ing the tumUr. bot, upon examining the
growth they decided to let il alone. deeming
a successful operation impossible. This was
certainly diseouraging 10 the lady. and she
gave up all hope OF ever being relieved.
Three weeks ago Mr.. Fry. was advised to
consult DR.. Henry Beam, Of this city, con
corning the matter. The result of this on
sulfaiion was an agreement upon the part
of the doctor to perform 0~variotOmy and re-
move the tumor if possible.
On Tuesday OF last week Nr and Mrs.
Fry and her mother came to town tor the
purpose Of having the tumor removed on
the following Thursday. AT ? CLOCK on
that DAY the operation was commenced, the
doctor being assisted by W. C. Beam. NJ. D.
DR.. Conrad, Mr.. Fy's family physician. was
also present. An incision being made into
the cevity of the abdomen, a compound or
double tumor, growing from both oyaries
and adhereut to the bowels in several pla-
ces, was discovered. Seventy-one pints Of
a auid, resembling pea soup, were removed,
after which the sac was carefully dissected
from Gdherent parts, and removed also.
About thirty hgstures were required to pre-
vent hemoFrhage from the arteries encoan-
tered. After thoroughly cleansing the alb
dominal cavity with a hot antispeptic fluid,
a drainage tube was inserted and the abdom-
mai incision closed with SIX satures of sil-
yer wire The patient was then placed in
bed, surrounded By bottles Of hot water.
The operation required four hours for its
execution To-day, ak days after the op-
Grafton, the patient IS rapidly eonvalescing,
no unfavorabie symptoms having hesn de-
veloped, and. if DO unforeseen accident hap
pens. the doctors think that in another week
AE Fry can 20 home sound and we'll
yoAastosra Democrat.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
Parker & PARxrR-

Now here is something which is really
worth making a note OF. If piece OF ehaE'
coal Is laid on a burn the pain viii subside
Immediately, and if left upon the burn FOR
sn hour. viii cure IT, This seems almost IN
creiiiahle, bat as a piece OF charcoal IS read
ly ~procurable il should be kept in every
house, for i.nuzediate use, and its efficacy
tested.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
REAL EsrarE AT PKrr.rE SALE.

ANL-AL -CAAA1 - AAfA-
J. NJ Holderbaum having purchased the
west end OF the Central Hotel fer a business
stand and dwelling, which he expects TO oe-
cgpy about April 10Th, now oilers for sale
ms home on Gravel Hill, west end Of Bor-
oGgh Of Somerset, with immediate posses
sion. Beautifully situated, on an elevated
and healthy location.
Il will be offered in separate parcels Of the
squareof4lots. each Of Go by 54 with house,
barn, cut buildings. orchard, and all kinds
of small fruits, and j. acres OF ground. and
1 acres al adjoining, or if preferred will sell
altogether. Also, 103 acres near Somerset
borough, and lot with double house in Som
srset borough, now occupied by ; G Marsh,
and Richard Vocght and , lots of ground
on which the burnt mil block stood pos
session of latter subject to adjustment with
Sun Fire Insurance Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

ABoUT SENATOR C~AMERoS-rhe painters
and carpenters have commenced the work
Of r~enoyaang and beautifying the historic
Taylor mansion in Washington, purchased
a few months ago BY Senator Cameron for
So .0o0. The Senator expect. to occupy the
MANSION before the close Of the present ses-
sIon OF Congress, possibly in May or June.
The Senator IS looking better than be has
for several years and says he Is enjoying ex-
cellent health. His new mansion i almost
Is iarge as that which he formerly owned
and occupied on Scott circle and sold for
s95 90. HIS new residence is in the Oldest
Of the aristoeratic portions Of the city, being
opposite Lafayette Square, located by Wash
ing,on and named by Jefferson, and Is in
sigas Of and but 4 step from the Executive
Mansion and the Departments Of State
War, Navy. Treasury and Justice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

To Jshn Snyder. Of Falaan Co, o. Mary. IN
,ernarried With Joseph Pri-ts nov deceas-il
% PeunsviEe. WesJ-orelznG Ca. Pa. the fol-
hwfn- heirs o: John a. Snyder, deed. VIZ Ross
Snyder. q Rart0n- Allegheny Ca Nd. Allen
SNYDER and Davis Snyder, both OF Gafesba-E.
III ami the folWEnz heirs q Szrah- deed. Who
vas fnreruaIled with Robert Liutaman. rig
solomon LIndam8n- et Ncr-iiie. Brown Co..
kaz-- and sarah i~nternauriet win - NfchoL
sen aud Annie Roven. 10th gf 1i3 Run. Fay
stIe Co. pa Dslll1h Lildauaa. ~fursruzrded
win Hiram EatL. both a Nil Run FEyetts
CO. Pa. and Eliza5etn Hlne0angh, Of Bs4rtls,
Nsrshau Co.. Kansas
You are hereby 1ou11 q appear a. n Or
phars' Court 90 Sc heA II Somerset 0n Nor
dag. the T7th t@g Of May next. % accept or re-
fuse % tzLs lie raj estate 81 Adam D. sE s,
dGcid. Is lie appraisal "a lzts0r. gr show esuse
Sheria's Oaice. JOHN WINTERS,
Aprii :. Isss. Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

Some people look hopefully for the res
direction and completion ofthe South Penn.
Il Is known that several gentlemen of North
Huntington township, among whom is
Buchanan Howell. have heard favorabiy
from President Frank Gowen. He advised
them TO keep a tight hold on the coal land
their company bad gotten possession of-
Groenstsqr Herald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

SroYsrogS NoRXAL SCHOoL-The Stoys-
town Normal School. which has been in sue
cessful operation un1er the present manage
ment for several terms, VIII open her doors
to the public on April IS, giving a term of
eleven weeks. and closing with Al examina-
ton by the County Sup't On Jane IS
Great advantages to teachers. Tour able
assistants have been employed. The school
will be thoroughly graded. Special attention
viii be given to Methods Of TsIehiag and the
higher branches. also. music. bookkeeping
and the classics Good boarding can be had
AT our hotels and a large number Of private
families at very reasonable rates. For board
ing, circulars or any particulars, apply to
W. H COVER. Principal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

One Of our exchanges sounds this warn
ing "A woman wearing gold glasses, with
gentle manner and a most fascinating and
captivating air, is soliciting subscriptions
for the Boston Musical World. She gets as
mach money as possible in advance and
( then skips out and a musical world IS ere
atsd in the family by thenon-appeafanee Of
the Boston Musical World Don't be swim
died.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

Mr.. Frank Postlethwaite. who IS in the
employ Of the BALTIC. aad Ohio Railroad
Company, was thrown from > ear one day
last week. with such force as TO break his
leg. We are extremely sorry to hear Of the
Captains misfortune. and hope that the &C
cident viii not disable him FOR any great
lergth Of time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

The Fertilizer factory nave resumed oper-
atoms and are running to their illl capaci-
fresh goods, and need not run the risk of
getting old goods that may have lain for
several years and perhaps lost their f~ertillz-
ing qualities
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
T EGAL NOTICE

To Jeremiah L1hr. Of Central America. szd
Elizabeth. infernarried with Thomas Z Hits.
Of Cambria Coarry, p. and DaIisl Lehr, OF
JohDst0Bn. Cambria County. Pa
Tos are hereby notified 20 appear at az Or
pha1s' Court TO be hsid At Somerset on Nonday.
the I7th day 81 Nay Bext excerpt 0x refuse III
AXE the real estate Of Adali1s Lanr. deed 1t the
appraised valuation. or show caaSe shy The same
shOlld not be soid-
Sheriff Odfse. JOHN WINTERS.
April :, 1sSL Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
TERMS

$500 cash on Of sale and delivery
Of deed 70 the purchaser. one-thirt after the pay
ment OF debts anu expenses % remain a ien upon
the premises u secure the widows dover, the in
tersst 20 be paid % her annually, and 1t her death
the principal SUM 10 the heirs aud legal repressn-
tztives OF Adam FIT. desft. balance in two equal
annual payments frum confirmation OF sale ten
per cent ofthe purchase money % be paid when
the property is knocked down: deferred payments
u 5e secured by Judgment bond 0n the premises
HENRY FIT.
Mar24. Administrator and Trustee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
T EGAL NOTICE

To Chsrles h0iggrs. d Bedford County Pa.
James Rodgers. David kcogsrs anu CathAriae
Layton 0fCamhria County, Pa Elmer ROtg-
erS. aT Chicago. H. Elizabeth Gable, Of Bet
ford County, Pa. ard the following heirs of
Agnes. nov deceased. namely David Sha1sr.
Hannah. in1erTnar-ied with Jacob LeaEure. OF
Cambria County. Pa Mar. iatermarried with
Henri Ling q Brisn CuElty, Iowa VIM
Shade-- Of Arkansas. AMI George Shafsr. u
Bedford County. Pa
You are hereby not Gel - appear az an Or
phans' court 70 be held at Somerset on Monday.
the I'm day OF May aexf. then and there %
show cause fang you have Why a certain tract
OF Land. situate IN Shade Township. Scms-z5t
County. Pa. adieininE lambs Ell X0unx's es-
tate. Frank Rntzers- H GesA, ard others, en-
tanning - acres alc g. pereaes III home iarm
Of David Rotge-s. deed. s3oufd not be sold az
public sale aecorli1z - the prayer Of a pettion
Med In s1id Caurt by the executors Of said deed
Shsrta's Once. JOHN WINTERS,
April :. IssbS Sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
A pMINIsrRaToK.s NOTICE

Estate Of Samuel ". Fletcher, deed, late OF
Mttdlecreck Twp Somerset County. Pa
Letters OF administrators en- the above estate
having been granted 70 the unaersixnei by tAs
proper authority. notice Is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted To said estate 70 make immedl-
ale paylent and those having claims agashs, the
sane % present them daiy authenticated for set
uernent on saturday Mdy y. Iss6, At the RS
htsnce OF the deceient. in SAID township.
L. z. KING.
aprll Adninist-atsr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14
FALL READY
FOR
SPRING TRADE
Complete StOch
We Hare Erer
ShOscn.

Colored Silks at Soc. and csc; IN
equaled value. Our 75c. Colored
Surwhs are the best. Printed India
Silks, $500 to 75c. Checked and
Striped Summer silks, SOC. to 75c.;
not fimsy, worth buying Checked
Louisine Silks. at sI.00. Black
Silks, absolutely best values, at IS
to zoe. Black Sarah Silks. special
bargains. Rhadsmes, Armures,
Silk Grenadines. Low prices for
Broeade and plain V~elvets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

We have Just completed our purchases for
the spring and summer trade, including the
choicest novelties in our line, Buyers of
every description OF dry goods and notions
should not fail to call and examine 3 stock
thar is believed to be unsurpassed by any in
the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-04-14

The last fashion IS to wear the engage
ment ring with the jewels turned toward
the palm. presumably because the promise
IS not vet fulfilled. On the wedding day
lis Turned 70 the gaze Of the world. held in
plaoeb BY the plain gold marriage token.