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Evening journal., 1891-07-29
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PHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON. AMI
\ BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
July 10, 1891.

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\ BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
July 10, 1891.
20, ,lrains VIII leave Wilmington as follows
So o. wv 10 M 6 10 h Il r. 20 Il 81 isl am %
iT;is, x ~; 34.6 IL. IL, $50. Oe. 40, %
.Accommoda dation, s5, 8 Bb, 7Os, 8 10, 10 OBam.
q - 2 70 40. IS, %, Z 40, and 10 80 IN
q ~ nor o oOhester lexpress), 165, $50, 30.
e. 9e' yS' w. y 20, u 81 m, IL IS. II. 50,
Il g "a, as S. s0.i % an arld 10 80 m.
1910, II 81 a m. si5 III IL IS. iss. q. Sl5.
1875 u, 30, ~ "a. O6. Is o IL, and 10 81 D M
Eor Boston without change, 58 p N.
8 10 a M 2 25 and Bpm.
For Newark (Centre) ard intermediates
stations, - ! ~ am m L II q and SPIN;
a m. II t6, ~, 45 ana 06 m and IL 10 night.
baltimore and Bay Lime, % D m.
10 Is, and l1'0O IN. l2Oe. Il is. 9ts' l.s4' ga
1913, z 40. 8 - p no and II 40 night
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, ID, ll.zJ m, 40. 800 4l5,
SIS, 90, 50 D m, and IL 56 night
For Rehobolf, sl5 a m-,3 so D. m.
Harrington, Delmar. and Way sJGtions, 10
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar
n E8 IN and 12 OF night.
Express for Harrington 3 W and Odsp. m.
Express for Cape Charles, Ulo f0inl Oom-
fCrt, and Norfolk. IL Il m and II 0l night.
Leave FnllAQolpnlAt brOaQ tsfeeLy IOr VIII
10 81 II l8 m, si2 3R 80, 2 Oh Oh, OIL AL.
@, $3.50, eo7. 81. 40, IL le, II 30. D m, ana
Accommodation, 8 25. 54o, lOs2, u55 n,
3s, 22s, 10, o. 40, 2s 3s, 10 %, 10 20 ana
= = - SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (eXpressl, t4, s., 20.
80, 0ts II 81, m, 3ass o. u, Dbe. Oo. 0ss
7 80 and 12 pm.
| 4 10. 20 and 10 81 D m.
For Chester texpress). 55. s so, gOO, II 81
a D 5 II, 5 56, z 06, Z 30 ana 9 ~ p m.
Accommodation. 0O, u6, u III, 70 10, 49,
10. 20 and 10 30 p m.
8.b0, II 81 a. m, 1910 l.38, 3 o., 1O. D. II So
Q Q6, +6 q. O6, and 10 30 D m.
For Boston, without change, 5 So p m.
For West Chester, via Lanokin. 70 q m,
and 52pm.
| Norfolk, 12 OF night.
For Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming,
FELTON,, Harrington. Br1dgoville, Seaford,
/ Laurel and Delmar, IL OF night.
| Baltimore and Washington, 40, Oh. 10 lb a
m, ~ 06,5 %, 20 O3, 40 20 p m and II 40 night
Baltimore, only % p M and " 10 night. -,,
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
mington (express), 80, 20, Q 1Q9li Is M, 4 Al,
8 0s, 657, 40, 8 50. IL 10, IL 30 , m. and RB
Accommodation, 8 35, 10 3sg 9 ~, IL IS.
| 2 05, 9 10, 8 38, 10 03 and II SS D m.
For further Information passengers are re-
| ferred to the ticket office at the station.
composed entirely of Pullman ] arlor and
| Dining Cars.
| CHAS. E, PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pave Agent.
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MORE CULTURE, LESS RePRessloN'

MORE CULTURE, LESS REPRESSION.
Last summer an Intellectual effort was
made TO have the grounds Of the sOurt
house parked for the relief OF Market
street II seats, lights, music and shade
trees we're provided there 1t would cure
the loafug on Market street.
The chief objection urged TO the sug-
gestlon made last year was that disorder
would prevail in the park. It might be
a relief to have disorder In the park
rather than on the street corners, even
II that were so But there is no disorder
in nRittenhouse, franklin aad other squares
Of Philadelphia The Roberts, Harrison,
Drexel. Cassatt aud other families who
live around Rittenhouse square do not
complain OF disorder there. There is a
park about the public buildings In New
York. and though It is in that part OF
the city where the disorderly elements
are congested, the disorder there is no'
greater than in any other part Of the
city; not as great even, as in some parts
where there are no parks.
music stand we're erected where
popular airs, beginning with THE
Star Spaugled Banner" were played
every night the relief of congssted loafnl
on Market street It would afford, and th'
entertainment and culture it would give
the people who are not rich enough u
seek pleasure and comfort for thei
children in the country, or at the seaside
would be not only incalculable. but In
mediately pereeptible.
Music and beer make the Germa
cities the most peaceable and orderl
cities In the world The plea ures whic
the light hearted French ind in the chea
and public gayeiias on the streets Of the
Joyous cities make them the politest an
most agreeable people in the world.
, There is nothing for those who are nj
rich enough to provide ample houses al
I fiowery private grounds TO do here exec
90 on the streets. There they con
under police espionage and find no 9th
amusements than those which pervert r
1 spectacle boys and girls into law-hrea
ers
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
NEITHER A PARTISAN NOR A FOOL

NEITHER A PARTISAN NOR A FOOL
The previously threatened ard flag
rantly announced opinion Of the Morning
News on the decision Of Chancellor
salisbury has been ushered on the ex-
pectant world still-bor
It is one Of those events the shock Of
which is always stunning, no matter
how long it may have been anticipated,
or how pathetic and insistent may have
been the appeals to q eallous people to
prepare for the impetus. But It was a
light shock.
1t was Just so with the Flood. Old
N oah screamed and howled. begged aud
pleaded with our anti-diluvian ancestors
10 buy gossamers, cheap at half the
price; to provide umbrellas warranted
not 20 crack, split, or stray away
from home, and to do every ything else in
their power Ito get in out of the wet
for one hundred and twenty years, all Il
no purpose Noah never rested his throat
never spent the summer abroad" for th'
benefit OF his shaky health; he stsye'
right at home and preached at the peopl
so that though every mothers son o
them must have known that the Floo
was coming, not enc Of them had hi
floating apparatus ready; only eight, |
, fact, escaped.
The impression produced by the crit
cism Of the News on the decision
Chancellor Salisbury is not as great
that produced by the Flood on oI
r Armenian friends, and we do not mean
# intimate that the threatened editorial
II the News is an event Of any importsnc
y Whatever, at this time, we merely col
ID pare the Indifference with which [
1t people minded their own business VIII
be the awful deluge of forty days a
ch nights was impending as this people &
a minding their business now after I
K News has been delivered Of It's long a
to announced opinion.
lid The crowd about the offise OF the Ne
i'd early this morning was less eager ii
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
cra.es started ny Cranks.

Philadelphia Times.
This is funny. too. In 1887, while yet
the Farmers Alliance was an undreamt
Of possibility Of the future, Ignatius'
Donnelly induced the Minnesota Legisla-
ture to pass bill making It q criminal
conspir acy TO corner wheat. Four years
later the bill is suddenly remembered by
the same Ignatius Donnelly, now presi-
dent Of the Minnesota Farmers Alliance,
which is the originator Of the Ingenious
scheme to corner this years crop, for
the benefit Of the Alliance. But all Is
not lost. Here the Alliance has as hand
some an opportunity to treat itself to an
object lesson as heart could wish. Just
let the farmers 60 ahead with their
corner, and they will 6nd that the dill is
OF no more account than a porons plaster
on q railroad accident II isn't every
believer Ia specific legislation that gets
a chance to try the nostrum on lis OWL
corpus vile.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

Mrs. JAMES BROWN POTTER has an.
nounced her ultlmstum. She says she
will return to the United States: when
they go down the bay with tugs and
brass bands to meet me and not before. :"
The people Of this country Can simmer over
that and determine what to do about It,.
II they, who are they, anyhow, who
want Mrs. Potter--and Kyrle perhaps
they must "go down the bay with
tugs" It is likely that certain
lot OF theys would do that
now, but after Mrs. Potter and her
X Kyrle shall have arrived here they will
not have audiences There are not
enough theys TO give them reasonably
good audiences even II crowd Of theys
should go down the bay in tugs" to
receive them with honor and
brass bands. Mrs. Potter has
no appreciation OF the estimation in
which she is held. Her rage to get on
the stage ito act" has made her callous
to some criticisms, which should not be
made on pure, honest wife OF respect
able American citizen. She has made poor
actor OF good wife and nobody likes the
change OF admires her for making 1t.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
The Peach YeIlows Problem.

The peach yellows has struck Warren
r. Kennedy, gate keeper Of the Jackson
and sharp Sompany's yards. He clsims
that he has in his possession sure cure
for peach yellows. he says his mother
discovered it fifteen years ago. He re
fuses TO Believe the theory advanced by
Jacob g. Brown several years ago, and
which is now being taken up as fresh
news by Philadelphia papers Mr.. Ken
nedy Gays that his secret Is valuable
one and has been duly tested. He evil
IDENTIFY wants the peach yellows ccmmis'
sioners to take hold Of 1t.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

THE beauty Of the opinion" Of the
editor o. the News on the decision Of the
chancellor is due to it's chaste innocence
Of law aud its persistent avoidance Of
fact The chancellor was embarrassed by
law and fact and was prevented from
sailing aloft among the clouds Of par
tisan Stiffness by a careful study OF JUS
tice and equity aud by that all pervading
calmness aud dignity which prevent 9
sensible man from making an ass Of him
self. The News can easily get outside Of
ali Of these boundaries when 1t utters al
alleged legal opinion.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
LIFE ON rHE CYCLE.
wilmington Wheelmen Preparing for
the Dealers Races.


the Dealers' Races.
Miss Molle Montgomery made the run
from Market street bridge to the bridge
at New Castle in thirty-one minutes,
being one Of the fastest runs on record
for female bicyc,ists In this city. She
made the run last Friday, and rode q
Featherstone pneumatic.
Frank M. DsmpmRn, the Honeybrook,
Pa, scorcher, is spending tho summer in
Wilmington with the bicycling inter ests
of which he is so closely identified.
Seeds, Beggs and Hanley ara In train
ing for the Associated Dealers races in
Philadelphia next Saturday. A feature
Of the day will be mile road race
down York road finishing In the Ath-
letic base ball grounds. In addition to
thls there will be many shorter races.
One OF the prizes is gold watch.
Wilmingtonians will loon be as great
bicyelists as the natives of Vineland,
N. j. In that small town $11 900 is the
sum invested In wheels.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
.yo.rnev Of n Severed Hand.

COLUMBUS, Ind, July 20.-About July ]
Joe Warren, an employe Of the cerealins
mills in this city, had one Of his hands
caught in the machinery and cut of. The
missing member could not be found. A
letter has been received from Quakerton.
Pa, stating that mans hand had been
found in a load Of eerealine shipped by the
company to that point and asking the
whereabouts Of the remainder Of the man.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
A statesman Of Talent.

Philadelphia Record.
Mr. Quay says he does not intend to
resign his Senstorship, notwithstanding
the friends of his bosom, who cut bait
when he fishes, say he does. The ques-
tion remains whether he is deceiving the
friends of his bosom OF the general pub
lie but IL must be admitted that the
latest intelligence indicates a design to
stick where h Is. To a statesman with
ia the Senate Of the United States offers
| fna onportunities.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

put In his resignation; they would de-
eide that they had not the power to ac-
cept Il, say some sweet and loving
words or consolation 10 SUN quay >
auttering heart and go on Jas before.
This scheme would please all the silly
fools in both wings OF the party.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

A cABLEaRAM from Santiago received
IN London states that Claudio Vicuna has
been elected president Of Chill and will
assume office on September 49, We are
not acquainted with Claudio. but we
trust be is not too small to wear his
grandpops hat that he IS not too pioua
10 be rood man.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

IT seems impossible to kill Blaine with
Bright's disease. The New York World
persists, however. in fssteni g the repu-
tation on him II it cannot actually trace
the disease on his kidneys. The circum-
stance that Mr. Blaine's own physician,
his intimate personal friends, and those
generally who are familiar with his
physical condition. deny that there ar'
any symptoms Of the dread malady doei
not interfere in the slightest degree Will
It's characteristic enterprise
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
....mnt IL nelnnse H. nIoat.

NEW YORK, July 2o.-Charles E. lie Bar
bier has been retained by some Of thG
friends of John Most to make application
before the United States circuit court fol
the release of Most, on the ground that his
arrest was in violation of the provision o.
the constitution of the United States
which guarantees the right of free speech
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
wANAmArER,s.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday July %, 1891.
Tie zOeatIey today rs h6sky
10 be clear.

We've been pulling over
the Laces. Armsful of Whites
and of Blacks-narrow and
wide /; Women's Silk Ties and
Gauze Ties, and odds and
shorts of half a dozen other
sorts go to the Arcade tables
and TO quarter and third prices.
Swiss Embroidered Flounc.
ings are with them at half.
Chestnut street side, Main Aisle
High tide again with the
Muslin Sheets and Pillow
Cases.
Muslin, bleached-
Pillow Cases, 19c :; heavier, zoe.
Bolster Cases, Sic; heavier, 36c.
Sheets, 2x23 yds, SOC !. heavier, 62c.
Sheets, 2ix21 yds. 65c !; heavier, Zoe.
Muslin, unbleached-
Sheets 2gx2i yards, 5Sc
Southwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

MARRIAGE, in Camden, Is as easy aud
as frequent as lying There Is one In
stance Of Eve marriages Of the same per-
sons in two days A Philadelphia Press
reporter ascertained that there were
many ''Reverendss who would marry
any pair without any other evidsnce of
fitness or legality or morality than 50.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

FRANKIE CLEVELAND or Mary Ander-
son Navarro, which? All mothers,
fathers, brothers. sisters and sweet
hearts, all good people everywhere, have
supremely sweet and tender interest in
both of them Just now.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
nIvorce and Remarriage .
New York Herald.

New York Herald.
An interesting point in the law of di
vorce has been decided by the Supreme
Court Of Vermont. A married couple
we're divorced In Massachusetts and the
defendant In the suit remarked in Yer
mont. Both the law of Massachusetts,
and that OF Vermont forbids divorced
defendant TO marry again. The Court
holds that the prohibition does not apply
TO the defendant in this case. The Mas
sachusetts statute, it says, does not ap-
ply because the second marriage did not
take place in that state. The Vermont
statute has no bealing for the reason
that the divorce was not obtained there
There ia strong popular sentiment that
to prohibit divorced person from mar
rying again Is contrary to public policy
and morality The courts seem inclined
to take the same view OF IL. For exam
pie the prohibition in this state has
been practically Rnnulled by decisions
holding that any person may escape Ii
operation by simply going to New Jersey
Connecticut or any other state to ge
married.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

ALL items sent for publication In the
personal paragraph column should be
accompanied by the name OF the sender
as guarantee Of good faith, not for
nublication
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
Strikers Arrested in Newark.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Frank Bowdish,
of lO3 High street, was last night arrested
and held in $500 bail on charge Of being
one Of the three men who assaulted Motor
man Hayward, of the Newark Electric
railway. John ]. Cochrane was also, put
under 500 bail, charged, with assanltinR
Conductor McKange.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
a a. Land companr FallA

DENVER, July 29.-Two years ago the
Berkeley Land syndicate purchased ] SOC
acres Of land from j. B. Walker, Of New
York. Today it made a sA0o,O assign
ment to its president, Mr.. Valentine The
syndicate had a capital Of $1,000, ,0O0l The
liabilities are placed at s4OO, 600, the assets
at 5000. 900.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
mnnldn.t sIrn the scnle.

FINDLAY, O., July % The 175 employees
Of the wire drawing department of the
Salem Wire Nail mills have gone out be-
cause the Nail company refused to sign the
scale Of the Amalgamated association.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
ParneIl and the O'shea Costs.

LONDON, July 29.-The registrar in tht
bankruptcy court held that Mr.. Parnells
objection to Captain O'Shea's notice te
pay the costs in the recent divorce suit, on
the ground that he was not resident II
England. is untenable. It is still open e
Mr.. Parnell to appeal, otherwise he mus
pay the costs or be declared a bankrupt.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
LEMON HOT DROPS

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele'
CANT aud reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared only
by Dr.. d. Motley, Atlanta, Ga,
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
I1nfnrtnnnte ElonerA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 29-Louisa Bog
gait. aged sixteen, and William Belcher,
twenty-one years old, VINO eloped from
Cleveland Monday night, were arrested
here today and viii be held until the ar
rival of officers from Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
rn Re pouble rraeked.

DANBURY, Conn, July sat has been
decided to double track the Danbury and
Norwalk division OF the Housatonic rail
way. Operations win begin this fall. The
business Of the road has been too heavy
for single track for year or more.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

The labor and the learning Of the
Every Evening In defence Of Professor
Koch is as ineffective and incomprehen-
sible as his lymph. Professor Koch an
nounced his remedy too soon to say the
least and whether be is charlstAn or a
crank Is OF little moment to science
that he cannot be depended
upon for the results OF scientific in.
vesiigation is certain. His lymph
remedy created the same craze that
blue glass and the 'elixir of life" ere
ated and he should have the punishment
which the world infiets on any othe
charlatan or crank who creates crsze
after the world reeovers its senses.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

QUAY's alleged resignation, hoped for
by one wing and held as the stroke of
impending doom by the other wing Of
the Republican aggregation of holy
patriotism. is the subject of much
anxiety TO both II be does not offer II
the party will be defeated, and it will be
defeated II be does The party viii catcl
it going and coming. But now 1t is I
question whether the National Ex
ecutive Committee has the right t
accept Quay's resignation. II that coul
be decided positively, then Quay soui
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

IL Chancellor Salisbury would with
draw his opinion, reverse bis order, and
make other opinions snd orders to con
form to the crude ideas Of the News, 1t
would be a great favor to Bach, Mahaffy
& Co who are running the Levy Court
the News ard the Republican party in
the interest Of pure elections
and ample revenue TO the
county, according to their own improved
notions Of honesty ard patriotism. Here
after it would be well for the chancellor
to consult the News before handing dowr
his decisi5ns because it is embarrassing u
have that admirable firm of patriots whicl
the News is backing. knocked out every
time they can be brought into court.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

wrrH the setting Of to-day's sun II
will be decided whether the grand ola
party shall have Quay or a quake.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

CHANCELLOR SALISBURY should read
the editorial in the News, SO as 70 know
how be should decide things In the
future
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
Insane with HAN a aIInlon.

NEW BRUNSWICK, n j., July "a
lunacy inquiry has been Instituted to
ascertain the mental condition of Samuel
Da,,y, Of Woodbridge. nswho Is said to be
worth eco 600
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

EARLY this morning the man in the
moon looked down on the earth ana
yelled: Your names mud Y
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

NINA VAN ZANDT denies that her
Mulato husband bosses her; he gov
erns her with "a fine Italian hand only
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.1oTIcE no TAxPAYERs.
sANx1Na AND FINANCIAL
--y~----->--------y~---~---7
z. R. ROBINSON 81 Co.,
RArKnRs AND BRoKMEa
uornar Fourth snd Market Stfeeil
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
"A shares Front Street Railway stock.
s,,ocpa hought and sold In the New York
phiIadeiphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
- ~ ,gorld and drafts on England. Ireland
Ersnc.' Germany and Switzerland issued.
Ri"Nos' r. r. ROBINSON q co.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
She couldn't concentrRte,her mind.
UpoA the sermon for a minutes
he dearest" bonnet lust behind,
And she, alas. she wasn't In IT,.
NVaahfnQtOn EOet

EACH number OF the Review Of Re
views contains an extended list Of por-
traits Of men and women Of contemporary
interest. and the forthcoming August
number will be quite up 70 the standard
in this respect. The reader who buys
aud keeps the Review of Reviews viii
find himself accumulating a portrait gal
lrry Of an exceedingly interesting
character.
"NogHINe, said Mr.. Tozer, sadly,
equals the skeptieism Of married
women" You're mistaken, my dear,
answered Mrs Tozer, there Is one thing.
What is itq' "The credulity OF the un'
married. ones. Detroit Tribune.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
TENS OF INTEREST

"THR word No will blight my life;
Yes will make me walk with my head in
the skies, said Pillsburv to his best
girl. ut would be too bad to blight
your life. so / won't say No" she said.
''And you will say" I'm say Nay. p
Telegraph.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

Has the hrm Of Bach, Mahaffy & Co,
any more wildcat political schemes to
spring upon the community II so, the
sooner this great political firm gives the
chancellor chance TO dissect them the
better 1t will be for all concerned.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

There Is some talk that Hon. Colin B.
Ferguson will enter the race for he
Office Of recorder Of deeds Of New Castle
county
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

srRAseEH-"Ca you help q. poor
man, Mister2 l have been burned out
twice, flooded out three times, and am
now on my way to st. Louis Chicago
Man-"You have indeed been unfortu-
nate, but can do nothing for man who
will deliberately 60 to st. Louis Judge
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE oAR
nm HAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM Oh
wHM MvEaIMa aOgRMeLs
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
NOTIONs.

NOTICE A SPECIAL MEETING OF
IN the Fourth Delaware Regiment Associa.
tion win be held in the parlors of DUPONT
Post, No. 2, G.. A. r.. at Tenth and Market
streets. this city. on Thursday evening. July
so, 1891, at O'Clock, TO make arrangements
for the reunion at Newport, on August 27.
All survivors OF the regiment are earnestly
requested to be present. BY order Of
MAJOR NJ. b GIST, President,
f. G. JEFFERIS, Secretary.
CITY and Peninsula napers please copy.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29
MIoHAEL RILEY. Contraotor.

Il OTICE. THE ANNUAL Meeting OF
' the stockholders Of the Hartmann and
Fehrenbach Brewing Company will be held
at the principal office OF the company III IN
at . oiooA hInIiN 3. ROSSELI.. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

THE record of cures accomplished by
Hoods SarsspRrilla can never be COM
pletely written. The peculiar curative
powers Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are sue
cessful when everything else has failed 9.
Ii your blood is impure, your digestion
out of order, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Evening journal., 1891-07-29

FIRST REPoRTER-"How did the Daily
Get There obtain 3 report Of the Highup-
Tip top wedding2 No reporters were
admitted" Second reporter--"They
sent a new man there, and he looked so
scared that all the attendants mistook
him for the groom. New York " eekly