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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-02-17
CONGRESSIONAL.

SENArE-Forty-secon day. THE Senate re-
fused TO take up the New Jersey and New
York bridge bin and after "A few other mat
ters had been disposed of a very warm gen
eral discussion was had upon the bill to
promote the SAFETY or employees and travel
ers ON railroads by compelling common
carriers engaged In Interstate commerce TO
equip their cars with automatic couplers
and continuous brakes, and their locomotives
with driving wheel brakes. Mr.. Cullom had
the bill In hand and, In response TO questions
from various members, stated that a num-
Der OF railroads were equipping their cars
that he had never heard OF any road defer
ring dividend in order 20 equip their cars
that the freight employees had rather have
the link ana pin coupling In preference TO so
many varieties OF automatic couplings, but
III one style was universal tas the Interstate
Commerce commission proposed that would
be preferable. As all the opposition TO the
bill came from Democratic Senators Senator
Chandler took occasion to twlt them upon
their falling away from the platform
adopted by the Democratic national con-
yention He said that platform contained
strong provisions for the repeal of the sher-
man silver act and for the protection OF life
and limb of railroad employees yet only IL
Democratic votes could be mustered against
the sherman act and now they are opposing
their platform by opposing the automatic
coupling bill-a Humanitarian measure
The Senate adjourned without acting upon
the bill. HOUsE.-The Senate amendments
10 the liarter bill of lading were concurred
In. The legislative appropriations bill was
taken up in committee OF the whole. Messrs
Dingley and Dockery had discussion on
expenditures, appropriations and dehcien-
cies Mr. Wheeler, of Alabama, offered an
amendment TO reduce the compensation Of
members Of Congress TO $1,000. Mr. Miller
OF Wisconsin offered an amendment TO re-
ducc the Presidents salary TO $4,000. Mr..
De Almond. OF Missouri offered an amend
ment providing that until the places in the
classified service shall be distributed among
the adherents OF the several political par
ties, in proportion To their respective num-
bers, as shown by the vote cast at the last
presidential election, no applicant, unless
has not had its fair proportion of employees
I'm such, shall be eligible TO examination or
appointment under the civil service law.
All the amendments were rejected; the
committee arose and the House adjourned
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., May Geo. V.
Brown and wife visited relatives in Toledo
this week.
The Mayard band viii give a concert at
the Court House Hal next Saturday night
Alarge party was given at the residence
of Mrs. NJ. J.. West, in honor OF Simon B..
West and wife, OF Wichata, Kans.
Several fast horses are training on the
Fair Grounds. One Of the best is ken
lucky Whip owned by John Christy.
Examination Of the country scholars Is
being held az the school house to-day.
Ascension services Of the X. ofT. viii be
held next Thursday. The sermon Will De
preached by Rev. Webb at p. m.
Miss Lulu Brown is visiting in Martins
Ferry.
Court will open Tuesday. There are
about $50 cases on the docket
The coal miners OF this vicinity think the
strike will be settled o
One saloon has been opened.
Mrs. X. K. Barrett. Of Bridgeport. at
! tended the party given al Mrs. Vests
last night.
The following marriage licenses were IS
| sued this week: Jas. McBennett a1d Mary
81. Ramsay, Edward Peril and Mary
Kotera. Geo. w. Stephen aud Anna Sher-
| man, Charles M. Fleming and Mary NJ
Shankland, Thos. s. Sweeney and Mary
! e. Gardner, Geo. ~. Mason and Mary l..
Henegan, SamuelA. White and Jessie e.
Ramsay, SamuepGent and Emily Farr
| Oliver Gallagher and JaneSiDpson, Frank
| Moose and Nellie Linz One marked
| srs~nl n,h,irh IL
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WARRENTON

WARgEYToY, O., May GA heavy thun'
der storm passed over about hve o'clocS
on Friday. The rain fell in torrents.
Miss Everson will close her school TO
dav with a grand dinner and treat.
j. II. Hodgen has bought the ferry ano
Ia getting new boat built.
Dave Glow, OF the "Mark Winnett,' was
in town on Tuesday.
George King and family and A.Williems
went TO S~teubenville on Wednesday TO see
the elephant.
6. II. King and son, A. X, are spending
the week with Pittsburg friends.
Elisha Lewis lost a valuable horse tn:
week.
Mrs. Cook and Mrs. McAdams are on the
sick list.
Mrs. Chamberlain Is no better.
The O. u. A. M. hall is ready for plas
tering. -,
Mrs. Hindman is spending the week with
her daughter, Mrs. Waddle, OF Brilliant.
+. B.Gowen,o of Waterville, Maine. visited
the Good Templars Lodge, OF this place,or
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Yost and daughters were shopping
In Wheeling on Thursday.
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y

C1AR1NGToy, o., May Clown Council
met last week and appointed a Board OF
Health composed of DR.. II. M. Smith,
Charles Troy, John Fish and l.. Z. Urp.
man. The committee met n appointed
l.. n. Timmons health officer and X. w.
Walton clerk OF the board.
The commencement for Clarington
graded schools will take place Thursday,
May IL. Following is the programme
Motto, "Out of School Life Into Life's
School," Music. Invocation, Rev. j. B.
Manly. Salutatory. II. X. Gordon. Reel
tation, Olive b. Johns. Music. Essay,
Julia A. Rose. Recitation. Miny Messer-
liz. Grafton, j. A. Kuhlborn. Music.
Essay, Kathleen B. Jackson. Recitation,
Emma Mallory. Valedictory, Warren
Messerly. Music. Presentation Of diplomas
by h. walton, Esq. Address to class by
G. L. Tyler, Esq. Music. Benediction.
Rev. J.. B. Manly, Messrs, II. X. Cor
don and w. D. Messerly are the grad
yates. The exercises will be held in the
German Evangelic church.
The public schools closed yesterday. The
exercises held in the NJ. f.. church and
were attended by 4 large crowd. The pro-
ANN consisted of Rotations, essays,
&c, by rooms /, 2, 3 n 4, the higher
room not participating on account OF rem
dering too long q programme. AtcloSlng
Superintendent G.. L. Citizens presented
to twenty-four scholars diplomas OF per.
feet attendance. Rev. j.. B. Manly made
a short speech.
We had quite a heavy rain here last
evening between FIVE and six O'Clock. The
rain came down in torrents, accompanied
with heavy thunder and lightning and
some hail. During the storm lightning
struck q straw stack OF o. Atkinson's
farm, Just above town, setting IL on fire.
II was a narrow escape for the barn, as
the straw stack was not over six feet away
from the barn.
G. w. Cain, Of Powhatan, was town
Tuesday evening.
Z. r. Potts, Of Captina, was here
Wednesday evening.
Miss Maud and Emma Reynolds and
Ethel Sims went to Wheeling to-day shop.
ping.
Mr.. Cain had teen living at Stringtown,
and lust moved here a short time ago. He
has the sympathy Of the community in his
sad bereavement.
Mrs. John White moved to Martins Fer.
nv this week.
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were spent in progressive euchre, ana
the contests were spirited ind interest
ing. The favors were handsome, and
were won by Mr.. Adrian Wingerter and
Miss Kate Bosley. AT midnight an APP
eetizing luncheon was pleasantly dis
cussed. The remainder OF the evening
was devoted TO terpsichorean pleasures.
50
A number Of society young men OF
Bellaire will give a hop at the Windsor
Hotel tomorrow evening, for which
Prof. Charlie Killueyer will make the
music.
Mr.. Robert Pfaffenbach and Miss
Maggie Brokaw were united in marriage
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
letters, on Gravel Hill, Bellaire, last
Wednesday evening.
-
Miss Nina Powers entertained 3 num-
Der of friends very pleasantly at her
home, on the South Side, Wednes-
day evening, the affair being compli-
mentary TO her charming guests, the
Misses Koehn, OF Pittsburg.
Miss Alice Woods entertained a few
friends at her home, near Walnut
Grove, In Martins Ferry, Wednesday
evening.
~
Mr.. VIII Yahn gave an enjoyable
musicale at his home, on Seventeen
street, last Monday evening.
~
Miss Carrie Matthews entertained q
number of friends at her home in Wells
burg, last evening, the affair being
complimentary to her charming guest,
Miss Bessie Jacobs, Of Sixteenth street,
this city. The hours were spent very
euioyably In the social diversions pro-
vided, and an excellent luncheon was
discussed at the usual time.
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The engagement of Mr.. Chas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

C-IARksBuRG. w. VA, May 6.-The fun'
eral of Mrs. DR.. J. w. Ramsey took place
Yesterday at the M. +. Church. Her re
mains. which were brought from wash
ington. ID. c., were inferred at the Ooe
Fellows Cemetery in this city. MIS-
Ramsey was fromerly a resident OF TINS
Mace. and at the time of her death was
living with her daughter, Mrs. Kohr.
Oliver Boughner, Esq, has returned
from New York City.
Ex-Governor Fleming was here FRIDAY
Mrs. c. E. Wilson is visiting at Cniiii
Gothic, o.
J. p. Clifford. Esq, has returned from
Wheeling, where he was undergoing treat
ment for throat trouble.
Mrs. Callahan, mother OF WBter WORK:
Superintendent Callahan. died Tuesday.
cW. >. Price has qualified as anministra
tor of J. w. Thorn. deceased.
Judge Z. Gof IS in Baltimore holdinf
court.
The remains of McCloud, who was muir
dered at Benwood. were buried at the
Junction graveyard in this city on Wednes
day. On the following Friday the body oi
Mrs. Tibes, charged with the murder Of
McCloud, and who committed suicide
were Inferred az the j. o. .. L. cemetery
Miss Julia +. Lee. the humorist, is TO bs
here the Sth inst
The State Sunday school convention
meets here May 18th.
Rev. c. L. White is to iii the pulpit re
Gently vacated by Rev. Boardman.
Gen. r. S. Ncrthcott will represent the
West Virginia G. A. r. st the National
Encampment.
The Council is to pass upon the question
whether Clsrksburg is TO have a hltrallor
plant.
DECORATION Day is to be observed here
this year. 80,
Mrs. Belva Lockwood's lecture on us
Marriage a Failure was not The success
anticipated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

TnToSvILLE, o., May 6.-About four
teen members of the n. r. r. Club Of this
place went to Mt. Pleasant Friday even
ing and were highly entertained by Miss
Blanche White. All report a fine time
despite the inclemency Of the weather.
Henry Floto, Of Martins Ferry, was in
town Wednesday on business.
The coal works at Norkville have shut
down indefinitely.
Miss Jennie Norton, formerly Of this
place, bur now of Minnesota, will arrive in
a few lays 10 spend the summer with
Henry West and family at wine Clih-n
MIR. Day. who has been working for Mr..
Ewing for some time past, is confined 70
his room with typhoid fever.
Miss Jennie Shiyely left for East Liver.
pool Wednesday, where she will enter
school.
Rev. Wilmot Meek. Of 1rondale, who
preceded Rev. Hoover. OF this charge,
passed through town Tuesday on his way
10 bridgeport 70 visit relatives.
VIM. Owens is still unable 10 be out on
account of q sprained ankle.
Alonzo Eastman, OF Long run, came "a
town Tuesday, became intoxicated. was
arrested and put in the lookup. After pay
ing his fine and costs. which Amounted tC
eco, be was released, q wiser but Lot
happier a
Mrs. Geo. Tilton spent Thursday in Mar
TINS Ferry.
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preclude elaborate preparations for the
event. The parlors OF the handsome
new residence OF Mrs. K. j.. Stone, on
South Front street, where the wedding
took place, presented the pleasing APP
pearance OF q veritable floral bower.
Bright blossoms and potted plants were
judiciouslY arranged, the decorations
being thoroughly In keeping with the
nature Of the happy ceremony to be per-
formed.
Promptly at $40 o'clock, the inspir-
ing tones OF a wedding march foated
out from a secluded organ, and the
bride and groom descended the broad
stairway. preceded by the flower girls,
Misses Virginia Stone, Helen JONES'
Nellie Davis and Katherine stone
nieces OF the bride. all looking very al
tractive In handsome costumes OF white
silk. The bride was beconingly attlred
in a costume Of gray bengaline
silk. en- train, trimmed with riooon
and point de gene lace, slippers 10
match, and wore diamond ornaments
A diamond sunburst pendant az ner
throat was the gift of the bridegroom.
She carried a bouquet Of Bridal roses.
Rev. J.. Sumner Stone, OF New York,
assisted by Rev. Wesley Davis, OF Wash
ington, Pa, brother and 6rother-in-law
respectively Of the bride, offciated at
the beautiful and impressive ceremony.
A brief reception followed and countless
good wishes were showered upon the
happy pair. The guests were then
ushered into the dining room, where a
splendid wedding supper was discussed.
DR.. and Talson departed on the 1880
train over the 3. & o. for a wedding
tour of the South. They will stop at
Wheeling on their return, and will make
their future home in New York city,
where DR.. TalsOn has IN extensive med
ical practice.
~
Mr.. Chas. Stein and Miss Carrie
Kleves, both Of Fulton, were Joined in
marriage at the home OF the brides
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
"OH MOTHER p

"Oh. mother, l want my bonnet tied"
"My hat hasl oSt a string
"Must | be Bobby Barnes horse?"
lis zis your pity winK!'
"Say, will you make us chicken pie!'
Somebody's hid my slate"
''Ses what All ugly rent. mamma;
l tored il on the gate!"
"Oh, mother, MBmie's coming in,
With Moll and Bess and Fred:
Can we Rave cteam and cake tonight:
And send the boys 10 bed:'
''Dear mother. may | wear our shawl!
I'm going for "A drive.
II Charles should propose. mamma,
May / ask him in at tive:"
"Oh, mother, send tbose children out,
They make such fearful din!
I've got my sermon well along,
AS far rs What is SIM
And can't you bear in mind that cup
OF strong tea for my head,
And mix a few light rolls aud bake?
You know | hate cold bread"
ooh, mother. mother, should you cease
One little hour she care
That day by day, year after year,
For this dear brood YOU bear,
II seems the wheels OF life must stop.
Rich mother love. II springs,
A free, sweet fountain, and 1t lends
The commonest duty wings.
-EstHs IODlson IN Home Magazine
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NEW MARTINsvILLE.

New MARrINsvILLE, May 6.-Mr. Jacob
KoontZ ana family and Mr.. Levi Otlinger
and family left on the steamer Sunshine
Friday for P~ittsburg. They will return on
the same boat.
Miss Sadie Lenkard, of Hannibal, o.,
was the guest of friends here Monday.
Col. w. w. Arnett, Of Wheeling, was
here Saturday on professional business.
j. s, McCaskey was at Wheeling the
latter part of last week on business.
Little Camilla, the three-year-old daugh-
ter Of A. g. Duerr, is lying very low with
scarlet fever. On Thursday her life was
despaired of, but there are now some
hopes Of her recovery.
The N. M. correspondent Of the REGIS
TER was much disappointed this week. he
expected to have a fight TO report, but on
account of the editor Of the Wetzel --
having his hands full the fight didn't come
off.
Mont Burrows is closing out the remain
der of the stock of the late Fl. Hirst at 331s
per cent below cost. People say that goods
can be bought cheaper at Mont's than at
any other place on Main street.
Curtis Moore, of Proctor, was here this
week.
DR.. J. d. Schrind was at Moundsville
Wednesday on professional business.
Sep Hall, Esq, was al Moundsville this
week on business.
Mr.. John H. Koontz, formerly OF this
place, but now a resident OF Letart, w.
Va, was here this week.
On Thursday evening a blind dray horse
belonging TO MI. George Priest. became
frightened at the escaping steam Of the
Sunshine and ran of, He ran into a street
lamp near the Brast House, smashing the
lamp and post. He next struck the side Of
the office Of j. S. McCaskey, which stopped
him. The heavy shafts Of the dray pene-
trated the side Of the house and broke the
wainscoting on the inside. IT'S a wonder
he didn't break his neck.
The editors Of our town papers will at
tend the State Press Association, which
conveues at Martinsburg on the 18TH INST
Our public schools will close on the 18th
Of Nav. not on the 26th as was enormously
stated in these columns some time age At
the close the pupils will give an entertain
ment for the benefit Of the school library.
Two plays are on the programme, The
School Ma'am' and "Marguerite's Choice"
If they are as we'll rendered as was the
play "Bonny Bell" last year, everybody will
be well pleased.
The irst annual commencement exercises
of the Magnolia high school will be held in
the Opera House on the evening of Friday,
May 10th. There are i've graduates.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07
ItalY Feels Insulted.

ROME, May Gin the Chamber OF
Deputies, yesterday, Signor Brin, Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs, refused TO re-
ply to a question asked by Signor Bar
zillai, In relation TO the brutal repres-
sion by she Austrian authorities Of the
festivities OF Trieste In honor OF the
silver wedding Of King Humbert.
Signor Barzillai retorted ''your re-
fusal to reply is Infamous in view OF the
shameful offence committed against the
dignity of Italy"
Cheers and counter cheers greeted his
utterance. Signor Giuffrada yelled
Italy was never so lnsulted."
The chamber was for some time In
uproar, but Signor Brin persisted In re-
fusing TO answer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

ton. Bright spring flowers, exotics.
and waving palms were tastefully ar
ranged on the stage and about the hall,
giving an air OF beauty and animation
to the scene. The May pole dance was
very pretty. the handsomely costumed
young ladies executing the simple but
pretty movements with grace and pre-
cision. The audience gave unmistak-
able evidence of its appreciation. Then
followed the ball. The Opera House
Orchestra lent the inspiration OF its
rythmic strains, and the programme of
twenty numbers was followed most
pleasantly. At midnight the doors OF
the o dining hall were thrown open,
and supper was discussed.
~
AT the home OF Mr.. John Murdoch,
In the North End, o quiet wedding was
performed last Monday evening. The
groom was Mr.. Herbert Rose. OF New
Athens, O.. and the bride Mr.. Muir
doch's accomplished daughter, Miss
Mary. Mr.. and Mrs. Rose left for their
future home in Athens after the GER
emory.
IS
The W. Il. p. P's were entertained
last Wednesday evening at the home OF
Joseph Hallisy, on Fifteenth street. II
was one Of the most enjoyable Of a
series OF evening parties, the various
social games serving TO make the &C.
casion a happy one. An elegant repast
was q feature. Next Wednesday even
ing the club will meet at the home OF
Paul Wingertcr IN South Chapline
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mullen cele-
hrated their silver wedding, at their
home on Center street, in Martins Fer
ny, last Wednesday evening. a large
number of invited guests were present,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen received
countless congratulations, as well as a
handsome array OF more substantial
tokens Of esteem.
-
Last Monday was the anniversary OF
the birth of Mrs Jessie Schafer, and
her friends determined not TO permit 1t
to pass unnoticed. In the evening they
called in a body at her home on Tween
ty-fourth street and took her by sur
prise. Mrs. Schafer was quite equal to
the occasion, hewever, and proved a
charming hostess. After rendering
their congratulations the guests, with
their hostess, repaired to Kemple's
Hall, on Twenty-tourth street, where
the evening was very pleasantly passed
in dancing 10 the music OF Mayors
orchestra. Excellent refreshments
were served.
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RAILROADS.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RaIyJ
lime Table No. s 10 tase eject R;el . N.
sunday, November 20 49,.

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sunday, November 20 1872.
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o,.s Sq.N. tlO:ZS fii:D a. m. sia:l5. tl:H
ss-:0u' $40, s4:3S. s6;45, 1850 p. N.
orLeave psninslla-fe:n. to;fS. tI:sa ts:os,
1891, 1881. tiO:2s. til:5l a. m. is;3A fl:SA
+s:H fS:f, .4:4i, ss:aS, t6:S6 P. N.
Arrive Aar,in's F~srry-t5:S2. toy I've
ts:la te:57, 1851. .tIo.Ss, fl2:"A tniSl VIVA
t3:l2. 1898. q AZ, s5:ol. -6:s2
Leave Termiual Juncuon-to;g, ro:SS tI;?l
'io:oS. si0:t2 tii:i5 =. m. tl.io. T'H, fi'S.
s5:l5, 1871, +5:55. tS;g5. fl0;t2 ,. m
Leave Laughlins hul-t7:2L tll;B q m.
Leave DE Hass crossing-t7:h tli:H = N
Arrive aartin's ~Ferry-+s6;33 to.SS, t;3.
$1,000. 90: a. .il:2a tl:ss. ts:s5, fs;t, 'o;A
.Daiiy. .Dsiiy except sunday. ssandays
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time. Cloes
in telegraph once at Wheeling Is tho s'AndA'a
Time.
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High niched within the temple OF my hears
An idol stood. all ~faultless IN my sisht
b rosy tint IL wore IN love S warm hghI
Its pose, hnisse de grain, and every part
Proportioned atly by the sculptor art
Combined, it seemed, as seen nom us gfeat
height
To make a form divine; and day and night
NV soul to Il did alteration pay.
TIL loi IN time it fell upon the ground,
And right bsiore my feet 10 broken lay,
WHOM. scanning II amazedly, / found
Twas bit a coarse and faulty piece or ctays
Nv psrtial sight alone had made 10 seem
A work full meet 20 OH a master sdreAm.
W. L. VAssER.
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>roa s~2plyiax for medical treatment should send
kt in the morning pref>rfctl. which Gill rscsiss a
requested . vnfirn analysis viii be given
rntcrs, who keep sriinf with them moan AZ
nld apply inmetziei5- Delays ara dangerous.
shich have been neglected OF rnskihf1ilJ tfc1l
Esentnez< ssn< G. o. Dc any psrs efU5
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-07

DIS. FRANCE 4 oTTMLx, after years OF sr-
p~erience, have discovered the greatest cure
known for week.-mrs. IN the back and limbs, in
voluntary discharges, impotency, general de-
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pslpit1tioa OF the heart, rDtdIty. trembling.
dimness Of sight, OF giddlnsss, diseases Of the
bead, throat. nose OF SKIN, affections OF the
liver, lungs, stomach, OF bowels-those tsrriDie
disorders arising from the solitary vices OF
youth-and secret practices, biighting theif
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To NIDDLE-AGED here are many
from ths age Of % 70 90 who are troubled with
freouent evscuatiops OF the bladder, often ac-
com panled By a slight Burning OF smzftlng
sensation. weakening the systen In a msnpei
tie patient cannot aecourt f0r. On exsI1isa
ton OF Toe urinary deposits, 3 r0py sedimen
viii be found. or the color viii b. a thin OF
milkish hue. There are many men She de oil
ms diahcalty. ignorsnt Of the Gauss. which a. Z
secoud stage Of seminal veskness We vii
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The brilliantly " lsOn- Stone nuptials O.
last Thursday eSening, was one Of
most interesting kocial afairs o
week. The fact tAthe i~nvitath
embraced only rel IS from q di
and intimate fria homes