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REFUNDlNO DUTIES.

Wool Importers WIN Receive Mig Re.
bate NJ New York.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-An important
ruling, affecting the duties on wool, In cnl.
bodied In tho Instructions addressed by
Acting Secretary Hanlin Of the treasury
department, TO the collector Of customs at
New York to-day. The collector is directed
10 refund to certain importers the excess
Of duty exacted ON third class wool. In &C
cordanco with tho decision OF the circuit
court Of appeals mt New York. The re.
suit will be that ono half Of the duty ex.
acted will be refunded. The instructions
will be applied generally to all pending
cases. and will form rule for the future
guidance OF collectors.
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WILL NOT PROVE SERIOUS.

state Departments Omcisia no Not Feel
Anxious Over the Rebellion.
WASHINGTON. Mny 2.-The state depart
ment 10 ignorant, officially, Of the reported
insurrectionary movement In Cuba. Moth
ing bearing on the subject has been re.
ceived by the department. from the Span.
ish legation in Washington for several
months. and no recent communications
concerning the matter have como from
the United States diplomatic officers. A.
sistant Secretary Adee beiivcs the move
ment 10 be nothing moro than renewal
Of the banditti system. which offers many
opportunities In the wild aud unsettled
portions Of the island.
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CHINESE REGISTERING.

Tvsaty.veur Have Came vssvasa In
Nsv York. Not Rash u Locked Pee.
new YoRK. May 2.-New Yosk city's
Chinese arc not reaistsfing In aceoreanee
with the provisions of tho Ceasy est, ss
rapidly - the Cslsstials of Brooklyn aad
Newark. Only 20 Chinese have % fas e,-
rullsd their names. Only tvo eompaisd
With the law yesterday. II 10 sxpested
that the local Chinese Will como forward
st the end Of the week, by which time
they may receive instructions from toe
Chinese minister at Washington 70 re9is-
ter. Such Instructions have already hsen
given 10 the Chiusss Of the othse eiatss
msntioned.
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RACING RIVERS.
Missouri and Arkansas Suffer Seriously
From Floods.

ST. Loris. May 2.--Advices from South.
crn Missouri and Northwestern Arkansas
are TO the effect that the third Rood this
year In tho White and Black rivers is
pouring down and doing Rroat damage to
all kinds OF property. A largo part Of
Poplar BlufY, on both sides Of the river,
is submerged. and people are obliged to
abandon their homes. The bottom lands
Of both the white aud Black rivers are
flooded for scores OF miles. and oil crops
nrc damaged or wholly destroyed. A.
Steelvillc. No., the water poured through
the streets four feet deep. flooding the
houses. Many bridges were washed away.
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JsRRY'S GONE.

Tho Former Secretary of Agriculture
Bsas LEFT Washington.
wAsHiSGroN. May 2.--Secretary Rusk
and his family left for tho West OH the
Pennsylvania railroad this afternoon. A
large number OF officers and employees Of
the department Of agriculture went to the
station to bid their former chief goodbye.
A large box Of choice flowers was pre-
sentcd 10 Mrs. Rusk by the officials con-
nected with tho department. General
Rusk and family will stay at Chicago q
few days before proceeding to their Wis.
consin homo.
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SENDING THEM BACK.

Chinsss whs Dssirs to Laaa saa Aso
Net psruittsa-
TACOMA. wash.. May .. No chinsss %
the steamer Victoria were examined W
day. The collector 10 waiting for further
proof OF the 20 alleged merchants, Who
claim that their certificates were for
war,ied by mail. The attorney for the
2is actors says that authority for their I'D
mission 10 on the way from Ch1eaG0
Neanwhils. the Chinese are kspt bsswsse
decks. The collector says that u tho psoof
Of their right to land fails to come. thsy
win have to b dspoesd with tho rsjssssd
s'merchants."
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WILL WAIT A WHILE.
Chinansa viii Net he Arrested Uuti
No.-s uN.usxs~.

China@en VIII Net he Arrested Untii
After The Court Decides.
WARRINGTON, May 2.-Orlcrs have been
issued to the treasury officers and special
agents aud to internal revenue agents
anu Others not to arrest UNREGISTERED Chi
nancy after May 8. On that date the
1ea.y Chinese law provides that all un-
registered Chinese in the United States
may be arrested. As the constitutionality
or the Geary act will be tested before the
supreme court OH May 10, IL las been de-
cided to await the decision before order
ing Wholesale arrests. Up to noon to-day.
IL of the I'D Cinnamon in this city bad
Registered, and il is expected that most Of
tho Others will do so between nov and
Friday next, the last day undor tho Geary
exclusion act.
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MIsoOULA JUSTICE.

schsAals for The D.spsnsatssa % fhas
Rare Article fer Thts Ysss.
Special DspaAsh TO the ssaadard.
MIssoULA. May 2.-rhs order of tes die.
trics court, heretoiore made. hxine the
terms Of court for the ensuing year. has
been aunulled. The terms have essn
flxsd foe the re,nsindsr oe the year fos he
sscoud Mondays In Juns. August aud No
vsmber for criminal. civil and probate
business. The afternoon Of Saturday oe
esch week viii bs devoted TO the trying a
probate buslaess. motions end dsmussees.
prohats matters taking pssesdeees. The
next term Of court will bsxia Juus I.
Judge Woody u as present q SAsveos.
villa, dispsnsine justice In the nsst coaFs
OF the new county Of Ravalll.
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vAsTNEss OF THE FAIR.
People Are BesinninR 70 Realise How
Great Il Ia.

Great II Ia.
CHICAGO. Nav 2.-Work on the unfin-
isl,etl portion Of the worlds fair was ~
sumed this morning, and thousands OF
men were soon busy putting the finishing
touches on the great show, while other
thousands were mt work putting the ex.
hibits In place. Teams loaded with won.
ders from the four quarters Of the Garth
passed hero and there among the build
ings, and locomotives with loaded trains
pulled and steamed through the grounds.
In the midst OF all, thrones Of sightseers
strollcd through the grounds. mostly en-.
gagged In getting an idea Of the architec-
turai splendors OF the portion which. so
far an outward Appearances 20, is COM
plcte. This alone IL more than can be ac-
complished In q single day.
The immensity Of tho work grew on tho
spectators as they moved from point to
point and found the amount Of cxertlon
necessary merely to walk around the great
structures. The moro sight of them doc .
not fairly gauge the size, because oil nrc
80 large nothing Of ordinary dimensions
is in sight to furnish tho standard Of
measurement.
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FRENCH POLITICS.
The 0svsrnm msas Lssss 0ss Psias 80
0ains Another.

The 0svsrn mont Lssos Oes fssos 60
Gains AnstAse.
PARIS, May 2.-The ministry reesived .
rebuff In the chamber OF deputies TODAY.
Yves-Cuyot moved the urgency for . mo-
ton In favor Of the abolition OF the Octroi
duties. Notwithstanding tho fact that
Dupuy. the premier, opposed the motion.
Il carried by vote Of 2b2 10 "a.
before tho deputies assembled 70 vas
known that the government would b iu-
tcrpsllatsd 90 to the arrest Of Dsputy
Eueens Bsudiu at Place do Il Repub-
liqus yesterday. Ths debate which fol-
lowed the interpolation was sxception-
ally animated. Premier Dupuy said that
the government accepted the full respon-
sibiiity for the arrest and tbs ministses
were dstsrmiued TO maintain ordse and
to punish the inciters Of disorder. whosves
thcy mi~hs BE-. He demanded the oedsr
Of the day. which carried BY vote of IN
to l30,
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into tho Pennsylvania station. brinsins
IN Cleveland and tl,oso NJ hls cabinet who
returned with him from Chicago. Carri'
aees were In waiting and the travellers
were at oncc driven 10 their rcspcesivo
hoincs. Secretary Grcsham said thas the
journey homo was devo'd OF any sp3oial
interest, but that Cleveland and the cab
met were we'll pleased with tho trip.
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CHEAP TRAVELLING.
Eighty Dollars for . 5000 NILE
Ride.

NEW YoRK. May 2.-The trunk line rate
commission met to-day for the purpose OF
figuring rates to California points. as well
ms rates to Chicago. The Missouri river
lines having named 1850 rs the rate from
all points on tho Missouri river. md .
rate Of 5000 from Chicago 20 Kansas
City. first class. that will bc used in Gg-
uring through rates TO California. II the
idea Of tho trunk line rate commission 10
carried out. II will cost 90 90 SEQ tho big
fair. go through 10 California and return
10 New York
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poor MONTANA.

Muss Pay High kstss Whtis coispaas
People Travel Aiinvst Free.
DENVER. May 2.-Ths Denver D Rio
Grande to-day further reduced the round
trip rate TO Chicago 10 go and made q ga
rate TO 81. Louis. Other roads will meet
the cut. II 10 understood that . rate Of
eaS 70 Chicago will bs made.
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CAUSED BY POLITICS
The Cabal Rebellion Is The Rsllt Of
Taxation and Elections.
TWO THOUSAND STRONG
Troope Paid In Advance and Sent
Against the Rebsis-Spanish Aid
Besought-Popuiar oentl.
mont In pain.

New Yosx, May 2.-Ths Heruid's Key
West special gives further adviocs In re-
gard to the Cuban revolution. From all
sources Il 10 learned that 20 mon took up
arms April "a. In Burnio. province Of San.
tiaeo, led by two brothers named Sar-
tooius, the sons Of bravo Spanish gen-
crnl. Marching to vclasco, thcv werc re-
iuforcesl by 30 men. Having few arms,
they took provisions from store and pro-
cccdcd 10 the coast. gaining reinforce
ments along the way. The civil guards OF
Holguin notified tho captain general In
Havana that the uprising is OF . political
character. II 10 said to be duo to dissatis-
faction over the election Of Representatives
TO the Spanish cor,es In March, and to
excessive taxation.
Tho forcc Of tho insurrectionists. April
%. amounted to 800 men. unusually well
armed. Tho captain general called o
council Of war Thursday night in Havana
A manifesto was issued, declaring the
province Of Santiago under martial Law
and Offering pardon to all who would lay
down their arms In eight days. AL Others
are 70 be punished rs traitors. He or
dered tho battalion at Tarrngona to leave
on tho steamer viilaveide for Jibara. bu,
at the hour Of smiling Friday no directed
them to Puerto Principe. wherc they wcrs
to Join another battalion. Thrco com
panies Of cavalry werc ordered TO Jimara
hat received later orders to go direct ts
Manzauillo. Indicating that the insurrcc
tionists are marching rapidly north. OF
that the outbreak is spreading. The
its troops. hut the captain general ortlcrct
B. h. tuz rn nfassf
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lIonaresi The Kalses.

LUcERSE. M,y 2.-Ths emperor and
empress Of Germany received q royal ne.
ce,,tion on their arrival here to-day on
their return from the silver wedding OF
tho king aud queen Of Italy. The city was
decorated In honor Of the imperial visitors
Who we're resolved With salves Of artillery
aud shouts Of the assembled multituds.
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A AcoRRgspoNoENr DEAD.

seattle.
New YoRK. May a-Char,ss Milton o..
den died as his home In this city thia sf>-
ernoon. axod S6 ysArs. Ogden uas esrs
respondent for u ysars prioe 10 10.
whom be waa appointed reeelvss of puolie
moneys st Seattle. WAzh.. which positkon
be was recently compslled 10 resizn -
account Of ~ health. Durine hls sssv1ss
in washington. Ogden rspssssnted ~
Philadelphia Pssss. Boston 0jshe o.. Pal
Pioassr Prsss ard eems CAliSoeniA papgUA
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WANT SPAIN TO HELP.
Cubans RsQusss A.sistaaee From the
Mother Couutry.

MADRID, May "A deputation 81 Gu
ban senators aud deputies, including sew
-seal autonomists. waited upon Maura.
minister OF colonies, to-day. 10 protest
against the Cuban revolt. Tho minister
replying. assured them that the Rovcrn-
meut would not hesitate to make any sac.
riflce to maintain Spanish rule In Cuba,
but that unicss tho situation bscame
worse, bs considered tho colonial army
strong enough TO conquer tho rebels. Re
Endorsements. however. are In readiness
to depart on the hrst intimstion from
the captain general Of Cuba that their as
sistance is required. Madrid ncwspapsrs
advise urgent action TO put down the re.
volt, and declare tho national sentiment
demands that the last remnant of the
Spanish colonial empire In America be
kent At any cost.
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THE NEEDLESS CROWDS



They Owned It.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
CHICAGO. May 2.-Mesdamss RicllArds,
Howey and Meadow. who represeat Mon
tana in The national board Of lady mana
gers, felt highly honorcd this afternoon,
when, at tho meeting Of the board. Mrs.
Potter Palmer took her scat In the chair
which was furnished BY ladies Of Madison
county for the women's building at the
fair. The chair is Of red cedar, heautlfully
carved, aud the words. madison cosnty,
Montans," are inscribed upon the back.
1t stands on the platform Of the room In
the won.en's building whero oil busiuess
meetings are held.
Everything was dull at the fair to-day,
and comparatively few visitors found
their way into tho Montana state building
The new register. however. recorded a
number on arrivals. Charles II. Hedley
and wife, Dillon; F. G. Monroe aud d.
Goldberg and wife, Butte; z. W. Draper,
Hclena; Mrs. A. II. Donovan. Billings;
Miss Mccormick. Dillon; C. W. Draper,
Helena; Mrs. Kohn. w. Cowan. nuttc
and W. H. Gallagher, Dillon, were the
names. found on the register.
Whether the sightsccrs who found theil
way to the building considered II an houou
10 place their names among those Of Mon
tana people. or whether they had become
accustomed to writing their names IN the
numerous other registers on tho grounds
they occasioncd Secretary Ramsey and ID
q. Becker much CONSERVATION. threaten
ing to oil tho book In the first few hours
It was open to the public. After watching
the arrivals inscribe Pittsburg. Chicago
Il
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SHOT AND KILLED.
Fatal Result Of Qssrrsl Dstvsss I've
ktookmea.

keookmea.
Special Dspatch to the standard.
BILLINGS, MAY 2.-To-dsy Sheriff Ram
sey wss notified that B. Z. Barney had
this morning shot and killed r. n. Cooley,
"a prominent wool grower of this county,
nj the ranch of the istter on Hawk creek.
o tributary Of the Musselshell. about 90
miles from here. Particulars OF the AFFAIR
arc mcaser. but II 10 supposed here by
people familiar With the Musselshell
matters. that the parties were dispu,iuR
over range rights. Barney has sheep near
Cooiey's range. Cooley leaves wife and
two children and was about 20 years old.
Tho sheriff COOS tonight to arrest Barney.
The coroner will hold an inquest to.
morrow.
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eAiD HIS PRAYERS.
A welsh Murdsrer Gees Thseegs II
Devoetuna nnA Then 9utolAea.

a WeIeh 3orderer ooee 1osooge liz
Devettoss asA rsss suieiAss.
GREsroRD, Wales. May 2.-Nrs. Whittls
OF this place had In her employ . groom
named Shellard. Ho took holiday yes.
tersiay. returning In the evening, entered
his Mistress bsdroom and shot her. After
kneciine down and delivering . prayer hs
blew out his own brains and threatened 70
kill servant maid who appeared during
the progross of the tragedy.
u appears there was . llaison
was between Shellard and Nrs.
Whittls. Her husband 10 town
COUNSELOR Of Carlton, suburb of Man
chester. The relations between 6hsllarsl,
aged 10, aud Mrs. whittie. agcd %, began
when he Was In the service Of her parents
before her marriage. She persuaded hes
husband 70 hire him. but he discovered
their rsiationship and sent his wife "a
Greshford, whore Shsllard followed.
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HAD 4 GOOD TIME.

The President and the Cabinet Return
From the Chicago Trip.
WASHINGTON. May AIT 5 80 this after
noon the presidential special steamed
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BROKE HIS LEO.

pi.patch 10 the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
MIssouIA. May "A man named Julius
Krohn. employed OH the Northern Pacific
as o section man. In attempting TO board
q passing freight train a, Horse Plains
this afternoon. WAS thrown to the ground
aud sustained severe fracture OF the left
leg. The injured man was brought to this
city and 10 being cared for at the COM
pany's hospital.
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Boots and Shoes

To be comfortable. should e,
just right. We have the stock
to make everyone feel perfectly
at home in that respect. Il
will only be necessary for you
to call on US to be suited ex.
aetly in price and quality.
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A Big strike.

DUNDEE, May 2.-Nincteen thousand
working people. employed IN the jute inilis
at this place, have gone out ON strike.
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WILL cAPiTULATE.
Cuban lssbsis Ready to Lay Dowa Thssi
Arms.

HAVANA, May 2.-Thc latest news In
regard 10 the insurrection 10 that the
bandits are now between Peterto del
Paneo. harbor on the northeast coast of
Cuba. and Manati. Seven columns Of
troops arc In pursuit. the troops going
supported by two Spanish sbips Of var
on tho coast. Up 20 date not single
encounter has taken place between the
troops and the rebels. Il 10 rumored that
the rebels propose TO surrender II they arc
guaranteed that their lives will be spared.
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chocrAws oissAND.
The warrisg Fercss os Jeses and Locke
Kcauraiag Home.

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Sccretary Hoks
Smith received q dispatch from Indian In.
spectar lsson saying the Choctaw outlook
10 altogether peaceful. The Locke force
| and militia are disbaudiug.
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DIED N WAeHINor0N.

Al OLD Newspaper Man rsssss Awsy At
the Capital.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-Hsrbert A. Prics.
ton. ono Of the oldest Washington core.
spondcnis, died at his residence In this
city to-day Of Q complication Of diseascs.
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Isoeth No Worse.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Booth's condition
10 unchanged.
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Old Patrons

And many new ones. too. have
praised the appearance of ou,
scmodeled store and our way
Of displaying the stock. II you
have not been to see US lately,
come in It will be pleasure fos
US to show you through the
store.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-25
TWENTY MEN DROWNED.
steamer and Barge Dash d to Pieces on
s the Nova Scotia Coast.

Halifax, N. S., Aug "a The steam
er Dorcas, from sydney, G. B., for HALF
fax, with the coal barge Eta Stewart in
tow, were both wrecked at Shutin Island
25 miles east of here, Moneay night, dur
ing the heavy gale. The Dorcas had
crew of nine men.
The Dorcas had been detained at Sgd
ney three days by a big storm. Think
ing the August gales were over, Captain
Ferguson put to sea Saturday morning,
and on Monday ran into terrific hurri-
cane. He ran before the wind all along
the coast until within Is miles of his
destination Then the wind suddenly
shifted from southeast to west, and blew
with terrific force inshore.
There was no escape for the Inflated
vessel. and both the steamer and barge
were dashed to pieces on thetrocks of
Shutin Island, 15 miles eastward of the
entrance to Halifax harbor.
as were also the wife and family of Chief
Engineer Hannah, who had been on a
visit to North Sydney and were returning
home. Miss Blanche Musgrave, young
lady from Sydney, was also passenger.
She was coming to Halifax on visit.
The Dorcas was 221 tons. She was
built at Sackville. N. B., in 1888, and
was owned by George E. Francklyn.
The Eta Stewart was 1871 tons. She
was formerly the bark of that name, and
was built at st. John in 1872 The
steamer was insured for $4,000, and the
barge for $4,000.
Seven bodies have been recovered.
Captain Fergusons was badly bruised.
His watch had stopped at 2. Is o'clock.
A dozen coffins were sent down to the
scene of the disaster yesterday.
A large number of small vessels were
wrecked in the storm, causing the loss
of several lives.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-25

Trees have been blown down on many
streets, and up to noon the city was
without communication with points
south of Hartford The wires were also
down toward the West. Telephone wires
are down in some directions, but COM
munication with New York was estab-
lished early in the afternoon. The
Armory Weather Bureau reports that
three-quarters of an inch of rain fell
here during the storm.
Worcester, Mass, August 24-The wind
accompanying the storm in this vicinity
last night and this morning has done
more damage than any other summer
storm in many years The rain was very
welcome, but the high wind has played
havoc with trees and shrubs. One OF the
finest elms on the Common was split to
the base and it is doubtful if the bolts,
which are being put In can save It. A
tree fell ON Orange street and slightly
damaged house. Many other shade
trees have been injured.
A great amount of fruit has been blown
down and partly built houses injured;
This afternoon the rain has ceased and
the wind moderates
Milford Mas, August 24-Very great
damage was done by the storm today
throughout this section of the state, to
grain and fruits. Early apples, pears,
peaches and plums were blown from the
trees and many in the trees were ruined.
Whole fields of ripening corn were rain
ed
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-25
A NEW JERSEY WEDDING.
The Bride Is MiIkmaid and the Couple
Walked 40 Miles to Get Married.

Patterson, Nj, August "a. Justice
Joel M. johnson, who resides on the
Cattle road in Manchester township.
three miles from this city, was visited
last evening by young man and maiden,
who asked for drink of water. As the
pair looked like honest people Mrs.
johnson provided them with as much
buttermilk as they could drink. After
slaking their thirst the girl informed
Justice johnson that their mission to his
house was to get married.
ado you live in these parts?" inquired
the rural magistrate.
II live in this township, Judge, but
the girl has just come from Rockland
county, New York." replied the young
man.
When asked how she came to Cattle,
the prospective groom said he and his
companion started from the latter home
at three O'Clock yesterday morning and
walked the entire distance of forty miles,
stopping only at running brooks along
the roadside They tramped the greater
part of the distance in their bare feet,
Carrying their shoes on their shoulders.
The man said his name was Eliza Deg
raw and the girls Elsie Degraw. The
former is twenty-five years old and the
latter eighteen, They said they were
second cousins. After the ceremony the
groom told the Justice in a whisper that
all the funds in his possession was fifty
cents. He then asked for a certificate
as he produced the coin. The blank form
of the document having cost that
amount, Justice johnson refused to give
the newly married man and wife the
written evidence Of their union ~ until they
promised to do later. The couple then
wandered to farmhouse half mile
from the road, where they were taken in,
the groom as woodchopper and the
bride as a milkmaid. The Justice says
that the bride is the prettiest woman in
the township.