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INSULT 10 SWITZERLAND,
A Member OF tn. Legation Arrested IN
MARYLAND md Subjected 10 S-nrch

WASHINGTON. July 30.-Dr George OF the
Swiss Legation in this city. while ut Bay
Ridge Nd, on Wednesday. was arrested on an
unfounded charge OF theft. He protested
against his arrest. but the officer, POSSIBLY liz.
norant of the fact that attaches of foreign Ia
cations are exempt from arrest. paid no atten-
ton to his protest Dr. George was taken to
Annapolis and searched. but tho lost pocket.
book not being found upon him. the Police
Magistrate discharged him. lie protested
against tho search but that was also ignored.
The matter was referred to the Department
OF State. and Secretary Foster called upon
Gov. Brown OF Maryland for statement, and
an investigation is now being made The
Swiss Minister is out Of the city. but the charg5
dnffaires visited the State Department three
times yesterday in regard to the affair." and III
though he refused to discuss 1t. he was evil
IDENTIFY greatly incensed. Dr. George returned
to the city yesterday. 1t is understood that an
indem nifty has been asked for the insult
Justice John B. Floyd OF Annapolis has sent
to Gov; Brown; for Transmission to the State
ING the arrest at Bay Ridge. Of MIR. Albert
GeorE an atlache 9athe SWISS Legation in this
test from the Swiss Minister:
At about O'Clock on the evening OF July
s1 is 70 ReI%ty sheriff lanes L@wman
ss,wore the lady. She gave me her name as Mrs.
W. d. Borde of Bal timore. She said she was
at the dairy lunch counter at lay
Ridge. She went there to get a glass
OF soda and laid on the showcase her fan and
pocketbook. After drink king her soda she went
to pick up her fan and the pocketbooE was
gone. She sad that tho accused was the only
person anywhere near her. He was resting
his arm on the showcase close to her fan and
Eocketbook. and she swore most positively
that the accused bad taken her pock etbook
and contents. ! asked him his name. and he
refused to give it. but afterward he asked for a
piece OF paper and pencil. which | furnished
him. and no wrote the name hereto attached
ALBERT GeorgL Deputy Sheriff Williams was
in my Office. and | requested him to search the
accused. to which no objection was made in
my hearing. The deputy sheriff proceeded
with the search. Finding nothing on the gem
tlemnn + person to connect him in any way
with the larceny OF the pocketbook and con-
tents. discharged him.
After bel ing discharged. he said L am
not satisfied. l want the lady's address,
which l furnished him The accused never
made any claim o:eXempton from arrest by
reason OF being attached to any foreign Legal
ton or for any other reason: nor did | have
the slightest information from any source OF
his being attached to any legation until some
time after had dismissed the case against
HIM. After had dismissed tho case deputy
Sheriff illiams informed me that when no
commenced the search Mr.. Georg said: i
protest. hut. from! my position in the office.
l failed to hear it"
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Two Western Thieves Caught,

On Thursday Chief Inspector Steers received
despatch from G. c. Starkweather. deputy
Superintendent Of Police OF Detroit. stating
that a burglary had been committed in his
city and that the robbers were believed to be
a quantity of Iewelry and clothing They dis
posed of the Jewelry and shipped the clothing
to this city by the National Express The lob
bers. after disposing Of the plumber. went over
to Windsor. Canada. and took a train on the
Canada Southern to Albany. They came down
In tho Albany night boat arriving here yes
tertay morning.
Detectives Cottrell and Burnoil had been de-
tailed in the case. and they picked out the two
men AS they came off the boat and followed
them to the National Express Company's, Of.
f!ce at l4J Broadway. One Of the pair called
for box from Detroit which he said was ad-
dressed to Braun. As soon, as they had the
goods in their possession the detectives ar
rested them and took them to Police Head
quarters. They gnye their names IA David
Braun and John TeEsr Ihs box E3htsned
have been notified Of their capture.
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WILL Your FACE STAND CLOSE
INSPECTION Get the hand.niiror Take q
good look at yourself. Have you tired MooDBuRYs
FACIAL sOArf
YOUR COMPLEXION Is Rad. II has
caused you much humiliation II wiz continue TO DO so
unless you use WOODBuRN'S FACIAL SOAP. At
druggists or by mall. zoe.
Z Will. PUT \ FACE ON you. A. good
face: good scalp, Eooh nompleSion wniLn 'he
druggists, or BY mail 5Oe
10 YEARS EXPERIENCE. Just think
every day for over seven thousand days have been
ut work on sickly complexions ernptivo faces and
scalps, removing pimplcs. scars, AMI dsdxurements
OF every description have made more valuable dts.
coveries than any other matoosAt.
RAVE YOU EVER been tempted to look
beautifult WooDDtRi's FACIAL SOAP viii Lo
what your glass has often said could not bs
done II Is n skin beautiner. send for book.
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ATTAC KING THE ALDERMEN
An Effort to Have n Brooklyn RaiIrool
FrnnChlso Declared Void.

The threatened suit to prevent the Union
Street Railroad Company in Brooklyn from
using the franchise to operate a surface
road in Union street. which the Alder
men granted to it in spite of Mayor
Boody's veto. has been begun. John
Adamson Is the plaintiff and the Board OF Alder
men tho defendants Mr.. Adamson represents
the rival Company. which offered $4,000 for
the franchise. and also number OF property
owners. He hmseliis a property owner in
Union street Edward NJ Gront is the attor-
ney in the proceeding and William J. Gaynor
is counsel. In tho complaint John Delmar.
Edward Freel. Anthony Barrett. and others.
''we-known and influential politicians" are
named as the largest stockholders in the COM
pany.
The other company. mot being constituted
OF this element" offered com rensation to the
city for the franchise, but il WAS civ On to that
OF the prominent POLITICIANS without COM
tensation. Such vote" the complaint says,
was n matter Of political fear and favor, wac
the result Of collusion between said individual
defendants and tho directors and persons i'm
terested In the defendant railroad compaHy.
part of the said colluding person to cheat and
defraud the city Of Brooklyn out of'the value
Of said franchise, and was breach OF trust on
1t is also alleged that tho favorite company
did not have the consent Of a majority Of the
property owners; The plaintiff asks that the
mn injunction he granted restraining the COM
Iany from building the, road. He, also asks
that II tho franchise be declared VA! Id that the
value be appraised and tho defendant Alder
The papers in tho suit Were laid before
Judge cullen Yesterday. and ne granted 2
Meanwhile tho company Is prevented from
taking any stops toward building the road.
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All CASES or sIcXxEss REPORTER.
The French Line Complying to the Letter
with Qunraniin. Regulations.

The French Line Complying To tho Letter
with Quarantine Regulations.
The French line Ia particularly careful OF the
health Of passengers on its splendid ships.
Extra precautions for their protection have
been taken since the appearance OF cholera in
France. and the surgeons have received in
structions to report In detail on all cases OF
sickness on their ships. DIR. Derrecagaix. SUR
geon OF La Touraine. which arrived on Friday
night reports to DR.. Jenkins that he vaccinAted
forty-one persons when La Touraine left
Havre. Then he says: R
We have Inspected all hmm rantS every day accord.
ng to the and rules Issued by the Health.
re sn 1ns a been called by u.
Steward Da,dudenn Charles. who attending his
business on the ba'room IIs WAS suffering from vio-
where applying his hands ali the superior part
~ the body beeIg Blended forward lie went immsii-
testinai obstrnct,on The patent lave been iittis
unwel since three days before and he often sub
iee TO frequent constipation could notice also me
and contracted abdominal walls. ! can emit other
symptoms tor doubt was In the presence Of intss-
iherapeulio treatment OF tnsmas puraatiyss and
prompt relief OF pa!n could not succeed days
OF Constant cars IN" second d,S a. Sn. me pqlsS
with Ippocrac expression. Al 10 O'Clock the 10Th OF
July, NJ night, he has had frrquent vomiting Of oil:
and mucns win h'cconHh, tympsnir, hypogss!ris
July Al 3 30 in the morning The same day wsdnes.
day ~ Mrs. Louise DeliganS French immigrant. de-
yerei girl born prematureiy 81 ut seven nontbs
The father, French also was On board with another
child, Allths family 10 all right ~ ,,,
an American citizen coming from switzerland He
hps n oil n he Is in treatment He
fet sick during the voyage. | suspect An interior
pathological stats OF the lungs
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LET ME- make YOU A new Face.
I Can Do 1t. Have Been Doing 1t
for 20 Years. ...~"
for 20 Years.

FOR THE SAKE OF the one who slts bestd. yss
n ne car &c, those pimps on s.artsoe send los.
CORruLENCf irns reduce flesh 10 pounds per
month, with d!rt send for Book.
paS.A X # te1 GnHS'T on it in the '''s
THE NEW FACIAL. INSTRUMENT 10
applicable to all hc.y parts the body and should BE-
OH the toilet table OF every lady and gentleman.
SUPERFLCOIS HAIR on tho female face
looks badly and makes the patient bashful
rRE RED AND VEINS on your
H. M ws y. u g. %:s Sss
city
~, VOW y. AsE !. N n, ~: SG,.,ss; r..
.rSUUF EYES AND rMEEKs ARE
UNTINEIY GRAHNEsS 4. indicative OF .
diseased condition OF tho scalp send Zoe, for 14S-
TnE RED VEINS in your nose DO not need 70
be cut out. 0.I
H!MrLE on fair face. like eanter spot On .
TNOCGU YOUR NOSES he as scarlet thsy
shall be made white as snow
rmEGK0WT IT IoUM MoUsTAcHn
"FWEt'K IES."" MOru.P.ATCHE s, ~ ana
all other skin blomishos removed.
NO SURGICAL OPERATION 10 needed -
remove that htdcuns birthinark.
~ YOUR Eyebrows are thick and run to-
getner would advise you to seek the Office Of JOHN
ana Fittings in Book by JOHN Ii. wooDBURY Dsrms.
toiogisi.
.nra ~iinss. eaa.sd sn S'sm:a a' s s:: .'f
to nsr'nstciosist JOHN IT, woo6BtRY "''"s " s''.s
disease called Aiore.is or falling Of the SSir 'fs GA
be cured.
sT.sh s n:s'a 2
powder marks and coal pittnes.
. AeB join H. aHS : S
them.
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ing committee was appointed to attend the
funeral: Messrs. Krebbs tpem.. Pal. Ulllcs-
tDem., o.t Camineth tDem.. .CaIl Serley
Dem. Ia and R all, 81 HEB ln. n " reso-
ceased member was then offered. wv
Mr. Reed ep n Mf said that in the present
House had already expressed lis respect for
the memory Of the deceased, and should not
adjourn in the present condition OF affairs 10
adjourn would be to testify respect ut the ex-
pense OF the public service. He said this In
justification OF the negative vote ho should
Ga st against the resolution.
Mr.. Reilly replied that IT was an extraordi.
nary thing for member TO object to an I'D.
ber 1t would be the, grossest Improperly not
to adjourn II was the uniform and unbroken
practice for tho House to adjourn on such on
casons. lie did not wish to Interfere with the
public hut moss. but tho resolution spoke for
Itself and he moved It's adoption.
The House then. adopted the resolution
without division and adjourned until Monday.
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is IT A DRUNKEN CONGRESS !
hKrREskNrATTvN TOM WATSON zRY.
INA TO PROVE MS cHAR9Ka

Eight Menbsrs ead Woman Correspcns-
eat Testiaea that They HAD seea Mem.
sers Drssk .. the Floor. and Five Mew.
> hers swors that They Had Never Seen
AnythiBs or the Kisd-No MINES Given
Except that or Cobb OF Alabama, WHOM
Watson Asr,ittea that re Referred 10
whoa Hewrete that" Drunken Speakers
Have Debated Grave Issues the Floor"
Tho Investigation Aajorrned TO Monday.
WASHINGTON. July 30.-Con grossman Wat
eon's charges Of drunkenness against his col
leagues In the House has raised a great row.
and the indications are that the attempt to
ignore and hush up the matter. that at FIRST
gave promise OF success. has failed. SO far
Judge Cobb OF Alabama. who made
tho erratie speech In the Noyes-
Rockwell contested election case last
spring. Is tho only man brought into tho
Investigation By name. and this was owing to
the enorts Of his friends to exonerate him
from the charge OF being stimulated to tho
point OF incoherency when delivering his
speech.
Tho three or four members OF the House
who were aimed at BY Mr.. Watson are trem-
bling In their boots for fear their names will
be dragged into tho Investigation. and they
arc using every endeavor to have the inquiry
brought to . close at the earliest possible
moment
The sessions OF tho Investigating Com mittee
to-day attracted little attention from mem
bsrs. because it was thought that the inquiry
into Watson's charges would be perfunctory.
and that the rash Georgia defendant would be
whitewashed In the most approved style. This
action has been made impossible. how
ever. by tho dragging OF Judge Cobb's
nome into the case BY his colleague,
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The weekly report Of tho Hydrograp hic
Office. issued yesterday. shows that the di-
vided wreck Of the British ship Fred b. Taylor
Is still afoat. menacing navigation. Since the
Taylor was cut in two by the steamship Trave.
on June -, her forward ana after parts have
the northeast. with tho Gulf Stream. and. be-
ing nearly submerged and directly In the
disaster to some Of the flyers anxious TO break
records
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
C.uvL, the Thief After Two Months.

John DAILY. "a years old. Of AZ West End
avenue. was remanded by Justice Ryan at JEFF
ferson Market Court yesterday. when he was
arraigned OH a charge OF roDbing Edward
Lorenson. n builder Of 527 West Twenty
seventh street, OF $500 In cash. a uiamona stnd
about two months ago on West street. Loren
son was struck from behind, Knocked sense.
less, and after tho money and Jewels were
stolen. he was left lying across the street car
track in Nest street. When DAILY was arrested
al his home. on Friday light, by police OF the
Prince street station. he had I'm his pos secession
IOrenson' 5 ruby stud.
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A Terrific Prospect.

Considerable alarm has been caused in the
Stuyvesant club 10y the notices sent out call
ing attention TO the annual outing OF the club
at College Point on Aug. I. The notices set
forth the number OF tickets sold and the
mount OF refreshments furnished Accord
Ing To these figures each man Is expected to
consume half u barrel OF CLANS. three-luarters
OF a pound Of biuetish. half IA pound OF Sleeps
head. two lObsters Ave crabs two and half
enrs, OF green corn. three pounds OF spring
half a watermelon. The notice adds:
The necessary amount OF liquid accompaniment has
not ct been determined but Il Will be on tho same
scale Ms the rest OF the supply.
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VAR SHIPS ~ AL4skAy WATERS.
Cnnada's BehrinE Sea Commission on for
the Seal Islands.

VICTORIA. July 3O-The steamship Danube.
acting as tender to the British patrol In
BebrinZ Sea. returned from Alaska yesterday.
The British war shin Mepomene WAS found
waiting ut Ounalaska. -Four days later the
British war ship Daphne arrived with Prof.
Mncoun. Canada's Behring Sea Commissioner.
The Daphne went out the samo day TO take
Macoun and the imperial photographers. May
there were in port tho United States vessels
Yorktown. Adams. Albatross and Corwn
been detailed by Commander Evans TO carry
out the work left untNccutsd by the Albatross
in regard TO the habits and movements OF seal
in the open
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 30-Thero is much on
London that the Government OF Victoria. Aus
tralia. had increased tho import duty on
Oregon pine 1925 per thousand and the duty
on canned fruit to six cents pound. or about
y cents per tin This isrs action Is regarded as
Pueii tss eeast over The Mckinley tar Under
that tariff Australian wool Is entirely barred
out OF this country, and 1t is believed that tho
important coa st products Is an net of retalia-
ton. Should tho other Australian colonies
follow this plan. it will be heavy blow to san
Francisco
The fast limo for Loon Lake. Paul smith's saranAc,
Child wod and Tuppsr Lake VIA New York Central and
A aud ~ H. Nv WAluor sleeping Az
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A Quarantine Against Manitoba.

VALLEY Cry. n. D.. July 3O.--A procama-
ton has been issued nv G"v. Burke declaring
absolute guaranti ne a."inst Manitoba on ac-
count OF the small poN in that province.
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DR.. LESLIE E. KELLEY

Has established At Babylon L. l., branch Institute
for the treatment Of Alcoholism, Morphine. and Ner~
Gus DissaseI For terms address wM. WISE. Babytsos
l. l.. or call At New York once East 2Tthst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-01
TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. I
Opening and Closing OF the Mails

Northern mails close at 7 80 and 8 80 a. m
and u 30, Is and 40 p. III. Open al
500 a. m. - 90 NJ and 80 p. m.
Southern mails, via Charlottesville, close al
s 25 and II 90 a. III. and s 40 p, IN. open
at S 90 and ! AZ p N. and s 30 p. N.
Manassas Division mails close at 5 20 a. m.
sud BOP. m. Open at II 30 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, close at
10 80 g. IN. and 3 DO and 90 p. m. Open
at 40 a. II. and 30 p. m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close at
8 so a. m. and 10 p. IN. Open at W am.
and 80 p. m.
Closed mails to Falls Church, Vienna, Fair
fax Courthouse, Herndon, Leesburg Purcell
Vile and Round Hill close at 10 p IN. and
open at O0a.m.
Western mails close at 10 80 a. m. and
1914 and 900 p. III. Open at ~ and
1000 a. M. and 90 p. m.
Washington mails close at 30 and 90 a.
m. and II 80, 4 40 and 20 p. m. Open at
30 and 10 90 a. M, u 90 m. and 3 % and
80 p. IN.
Office Hours-open ut 90 a. m. Close at
5 SOP. m. Open at 30 p. M. Close at I W
p. m.
Sunday Hours-open at 8 90 a. N. Close
at 80 a. M.
Carriers Collections made on
fve-trip routes-6 80 and 10 90 n. IN. and
u 30, 90 and 5 45 p. M. On three-tril
route-6 80 and 10 90 a. IN. and 10 p. N.
Deliveries made at s 90 a. m, IL w IN. and
500 p. m.
Sunday-Carriers' window open at 8 90 ant
close at 8 80 m.
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John NJ Glover.
Memo. The object of this suit is to recover
of the defendant, John NJ. Glover, three hum
dred dollars, with interest from February
18th, 1892, and costs of suit and to attach
and subject to the payment of the same the
shares of stock held by said Glover in the
New York Electric Device Company and the
debts due him by said company and any eS-
tate of his in the possession of or under the
control of said company.
The defendant, John NJ. Glover. not
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security, according to the act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it ap-
pearing by an affidavit that he is not resi-
dent Of this State, it is ordered that said de-
PENDANT appear here within fifteen days after
due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit,
and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria, once a
week for four successive weeks, and posted ut
the front door of the Court House of this
JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
By ]. T. CALLAHAN, d. c.
< Kemper, p. q. aug19 w4w
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STEAMERS.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT COM
w PANY (LIMITED0

Leave Alexandria, foot of King street, u w,
7 80. 8 so, so, 10 80, and II 30, q; ~,
IL 80, 1 80, 2 so, 3 30, 4 30, 30, . 81 ana ana
715p m. Leave Washington. foot OF Ith
street, 615, 7 SO, $50, 8 30, 10 80 and
ii 80 q. m, II 80, 1 80, 3 30, 40, ~,
5 80. 6 so and z Is p m. \. B. Same sched-
ule Sundays, commencing 30 a. N.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-SIEAMA M NJ
Err WAKEFIELD.-Lea Washington w
a. m, and Alexandria s 90 a. M, Mondays,
Thursdays and Saturdays for river landings,
as far as Nomini, Va. Returning Tuesdays,
FRIDAYS and Sundays (3to 5p. n.y.. STEAM
ERT. V. RROWSMITH.-Lcayes Washing
ton 3 90 D. m, and Alexandria p. M, on
MONDAYS, and Wednesdays for Colonial Beach,
Colton's Leonardtown, Piney Point, st.
Georges Island, Nomini Creek, Yeocomico
and Coan rivers and Smiths Creek; return:
ing leaves Piney Point landing in Nomini
Creek, Leonardtown, st. Clements Bay, Col
toms and Colonial Beach, arriving at Wash
ington Wednesdays and Fridays about + a.
NJ. On SATURDAYS, leaves Washington 8
p. M and Alexandria 5 30 p. NJ. for Colonial
Beach, 'Colton's, Piney Point, st. Georges Is
land Smiths creek, Coan and Yeocomlco nv
ers /; returning, leaves Piney Point for Colton's
and Colonial Beach, arriving at Washington
10 80 D. m. Steamers of this line touch at all
watering places and summer resorts. and al
ford a most delightful trip.
C. W. RIDLEY, General Manager.
JOHN y. PADGETT, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-01

VTIRGINIA: In the Clerks office of the
v Corporation Court of the city of Alexan-
dria on the 10Th day of August, 1892.
Arthur c. Copeland
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, sETT. 1, 1892.

THE PROPERTY SHE LEFT.-H. Phelps
Hay has begun a suit in Chicago to recover
from the father of his dead sweetheart the
property she left consisting of her books,
jewclry, and kcepsakes valued at $500 and
real estate worth 81 900. George c. Phelps
of Englewood, is the defendant. His daughter
Inez, who died on June "a, was Hays be-
trothed, and Hay asserts that they had agreed
to own their property in common. There
was to be no 1minc," everything each could
claim was known as ours"
When the young lady died her father re-
fused to recognize the lovers right to hel
possessions. Phelps practical man that he IS
said that such an understanding might be all
right between lovers, but he would have none
OF it. So he kept the property, as lnez died
intestate, and young Hay brings suit to re-
cover. The strange agreement TO Jointly OWL
their individual possessions is thus described
in the bill: -.
''And also in the further consideration thar
thenceforward each should have and use IN
common as joint owners thereof all the slhgu-
lar all the real estate and personal property
then and there being owned by them. i
HAYS says he is afraid that Phelps lntends
to sell the personal property of his daughter
and asks for an injunction restraining such
action. The lover exhibits a lot OF letters
sulstantiating his claim regarding the con
tract, which his attorney sentlmentaiiy apel-
ed. THE growth of love from January 20,
1890, to April 10, 1892. One of the letters
. 90 -''" TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. Z.
This is for good-by until l see you, daring
1t is busy, busy grille that Is yours- aM
and glad in the Christmas doinss. 1t Is all Oh
little things-many that my hands have
touched in the making, but my heart has been
warm with love in the doing.
l had Christmas present yesterday I'm
anxious to show it to you. | think 1t Will be
large when can share it with you, precious
for all mine is thine, and love you. am 10
see YOU. New thoughts will come. The lie
in love must be larger. Oh, Father, strengthen
the love- I'm all yours.
The couple became engaged some months
ago, but kept the engagement secret.