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k'ult hENr-llouse No. aNIT bel. Avenue
= rooIis and bath gas &c. Apply TO A.
d. Letsrpe"tler, Rockland. Del. j5.tf
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Or. Slmms. No. b06 King street. has =
worm medicine which ia the bess on th9
market. Try a bottle. =.
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NV ANTED Boarders for second story
w front room. Nc. ~ " eel street. Mrs
ehockIey. i30-tf
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For Ient-A two.story brick house, No.
10 Irwin Place: $3.50 a month. Apply 70
II. f. eruou, this Office.
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w ANTEp-A good gin at Ga King St
w mi6-2ts
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N OllCE-Is hereby given TINT l.. james I.
IN Leach. viii apply 10 the Legislature ut
ITS present session, fora divorce. II vincuio
mattlmuni from my wife. Christian Leach
n5-hn' JAMES r. LEACH.
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English trouserinRs TO order g.. % aud
81. worth SlO. Pierson, the tailor 9ll Maj
ket street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-29
IMPORTANT sTATExENrs
Regarding Italian Policies Made by Pre-
mlcr CrIspi and baron Blanc.

Regarding Italian Policies Made by Pre-
mIcr Crlspi aud baron Blanc.
RoME, Now 2S.-Importans state.
ments were made in the chamber OF
deputies tonight by Premier Criupi
and by Baron Blanc, Italian minister Of
foreign affairs, concerning questions Of
Italy'a International and foreign poll.
cies and especially her attitude toward
Turkey, and, incidentally, the attitude
Of the other powers.
Premier CrISpls statement was a long
ono and was largely devoted to the gov.
ornmout's internal policy. He defended
at length tho Italian Ruti.Gocialst laws,
aud he assorted that, In practice, social.
ism differed little from anarchy. He
admitted that the public security was
not ideal, but SAID 1t was improving.
lie said that although lie formerly
opposed tho law OF guarantees he now
upheld 1t. This law, he said, could not
be revoked without leading to intcrna'
tionaI disorders and foreign compii'
cations. The vatican now enjoyed great
freedom. The revival OF Catholic actt-
witty throughout tho world, hO argued,
was matter for serious consideration,
showing that liberty existed perneating
religious societies to be reconstructed
on more solid basis.
Regarding Turkey, tho premier stated
that the powera arc in accord aud he
was confident that the peace would not
be disturbed. II 1t was disturbed, how
ever, 1t would not repeal hor old mis-
takes aud would 500 her rights safe
guarded.
Baron Blanc, the minister Of foreign
Affairs, followed the premier with q
long explanation Of the Italian position
on the Turkish question. Hc donied
that Italy had attempted any isolated
action on this question, aud asserted
that her endeRvori throughout had
been devoted to converting concerted
action by three powers into concarIed ac'
ton by six powers. While the Europo'
an situation was good. tho minister
went on to 'ny, tho condition OF Affairs
in tho Turkish provinces remained
troubled. Tho porte had addressed to
tho powers remarks-if, indeed, they
might not be called reproaches--hoping
thereby 10 delay matters at tho risk oil
again aggravating the situation.
"rho porte will commit an error"
Baron Blanc concluded by saying, "it 1t
thinks the present situation can be
solved by diplomacy and discussions ot
pust events, when We are face to lace
with tho airocious deeds that have pro-
vokel universal horror, and with the
peril OF latent anarchy, to On outbreak
OF which at any moment Europe cannot
leave hcrGNlt exposed" "
Each foreign squadron ia Turkish
waters was door to open civilization
and boneHcent inGuenCei to those OBJ.
scuro regions whero mixed races wore
still deprived Of tho guarantees prom.
isod by Turkey to Europe.
The porto would make mistake In
exercising, even in regard TO tho addi'
tional guardshlps asked by the powers,
the privilege accorded to II by treaties
to restrict naval protection in the Pa.
ciGc interests OF the powers.
Baron Blanc was greeted with cheers
as no concluded his statement
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-The Charles z.
Duryea's gasoline motorcycle finished
first in the Times.Herald contest for
prizes amounting to $500. The contest
was in every respect the most novel
and tho performance OF tho winning
vehicle tho most remarkable in the
history OF the molor.yehicle contests.
Monday night Chicago was visited by a
blizzard OF snow and slush that buried
the roads and proStrSted half Of the
telephone aud fire alarm wires in the
tho city. Wednesday tho weather
moderated and when the races started,
the streets were twelve inches deep In
snow, slush and mud.
In the face OF these odds six motocy.
clos made the start; the Duryea, OF
Springfield, Mass; the Morris and
Salem eIectrobat, Of Philadelphia; the
II. Mueller motorcycle, Of Decatur, III.
the h II. Macy, Of New York; the Do
Layergne, OF NeY York, and the Stnrgia
electric motorcycle, OF Chicago, Thou
sands witnessed tue fight OF those vehi'
cles against the fiity.iour miles OF slush
which constituted tho course from Jack
son park to Evanston aud return. It
was considered impossible that any Of
the motorcycles would complete the
course, and the prediction was freely
nado that no one Of tho contestants
would make five milea.
Five OF the contestants passed through
Lincoln Park, the Do Layergne quitting
at Sixteenth street Duryea started at
S:55 and passed the Auditorium, dis
tance Of eight miles, an hour later He
made the finish at 7:lS, completing the
course in ten hours and twenty'three
minutes. Four miles on the west aido
Of tho boulevard were almost unbroken
fields OF snow bank and slush.
The Morris and Salem electrobat
made no attempt to complete tho course,
but made creditabIs run OF fifteen
miles aud returned to the testing head
quarters In perfect condition. The
Sturges electric motorcycle abandoned
the unequal fight after tho run oi
tWolve miles.
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tho active means taken by tho depart
ment to secure Justice for tho killing Of
tho Bannock Indians on July Is last,
aud alao to preserve peace between tho
Indians and the whites. HO recon-
mendstha peaceful course OF tho Indians
under circumstances 80 extremely az
graVRting on tho parto OF the whites,
Referring to tho law work OF tho as
sistant attorney generals Office and OF
tho general land office, tho secretary
again urges the importance OF creating
board OF principal examiners, both in
the hecrslRry'S Office and in the land
office, to whom NAV bo referred such
classes OF cases as tho secretary and
commissioner may deem advisable, The
object OF this court would be to hasten
the settlement OF land titles and TO
leave both the secretary and tho COM
missioner OF tho general land office
iraor for the performance of their varied
administrative duties.
The review OF the pension office con-
sisls chiefly Of statistical information
furnished by that bureau.
One OF tho interesting features ot the
report ia tho discussion oil tho relations
between tho government and the Pacific
bonds aided roads and the possibility
OF collecting the amount due the govern
ment from these roads. The report
urges that two things arc 10 be con-
sidersd:
/. The collection OF the debt due to
the government, and
.. The creation Of great through
line from tbs Missouri 10 the Pacific,
which was the original purpose Of tho
government, leading TO the issue OF
subsidy bonds,
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THE CUBAN REBELLION,

Severe Fighting -"Omoinl" Reports Give
Insurgents the Worst OfIt, OrCuurSo.
HAVANA, Nov. 2S.-AdYices received
bore from santi spiritus, province Of
Santa Clara, say tho insurgents re.
Gently attacked Fort Jico,co, near CiOgo
do Avila, in tho province Of Puerto
Principe. Tho garrison, 1t is cnid, made
a brief doionse and tho insurgents were
ropulsod, leaving twelve killed upon
tho fell.
Lieut.. Gallcgo, in command OF Fort
RoiOrma, on the borders Of the pro.
vinccs OF Santa Clara and Puerto Prin.
cipe, has been hesieged for three days
numerous bands OF insurgents, The
latter several times called upon tho
lieutenant to surrender, but in spite OF
tho fact that the little garrison Of the
fort was without water, tho place was
defended until reinforcemcnis arrived,
whom the insurgents rGtrCated. Tho
relieving column Of troops, alter pro.
yisionins the fort, started in pursuit oil
the enemy.
After four houra' fighting the incur.
gents woro compelled to retreat again
with loss OF forty.nvo killed aud many
wounded. The troops lost seven killed
and had nineteen woundol.
While operating against tho insur'
gents in tho Guantenamo district Of tho
province OF Santiago do Cuba tho troops
have captured two iusurIent camps, tho
enemy leaving four killed aud eight
wounded in tho hands Of tho soldiers.
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spocInl pl,pntch to thc Intell!gencor.

Special Dispatch to the IntelllgeneoT.
WAsniSGroS, D. O., NOG 2S.-Charlie
GoG, OF wost Virginia, authorized the
statement tonight that he will be a
candidate for the house postmaster
ship until hs iS either nominated or de-
featsd by tho caucus Saturday night.
Captain Doyenor will present his name,
unless Golf himself withdraw
There was an informal conference Of
southern Republican members hold
this evening at tho Riggs House, It is
understood that the participants woro
bound tonothing except secrecy. Not
a member would tell what trau0plrod.
This ia the outcome, though not what
was at lrsE intended, OF a proposition
to organize against the combine. Tho
conference was not largely attended,
some OF the members expected TO tako
part not having arrived in the city, and
some declining to attend because OF the,
impression abroad that 1t was TO DO a
caucus, with power to compel Rllegi.
ance. T'hs states reDre5onted were Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Delaware and West
Virginia. Captain Dovener attended so
a, to inform himself, but said he came
away quito az fres as he wac when no
entered and proposes 10 do all he can
for his stale.
1t is said this eyoning to bc m assured
fact that tho election by caucus will not
transplre without a contest. The
friends Of General Hendor,on are 70.
solved to put his name before tue eau.
Gus, and say Ohio will have to defeat
him there il at all, not by RESOLUTION
outside. There is good deal Of talk
over the situation that will subIlde
only alter tho caucus docs its work. .
General Gtosvenor Is receiving a
great deal Of cenauro from friends OF
tho apparently defeated aIpirants for
'jeopardlzing tho Interests Ui Governor
Mckinley" BY alleged indiscreet utter.
nucss It is claimed bY local paper
that tho general quotes Mckinley Rs
.fNYurnble to-the combine, and that ho
said tho action of tho Ohio delegation
was In accordance with his wishes. 1t
is also stated that Grosyenor was the
recipient to-day Of n ynry sarcastic per
sonal letter concerning his alleged in
terest In the combine.
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LONDON, Nov. sS.--A dispatch TO the
n.y News from Bcyrout confirms the
reports OF the grave state OF affairs
Existing in Syria and Palestine and the
rercatcd danger In which the American
mission has been placed by the riotouS
demonstrations OF tho Musselmans.
The dispatch adds that the whole of
SYRIA and Palestine are flooded with
turkish soldiers and states that In the
country between jana and Jerusalem
there are CO,OOO troops, all raised within
the last thirty days,
The Daily News correspondent adds
"The troops arrived here bear the sig
nIacant green flag OF the prophet In
stead OF the Turkish flag, Jerusalem
Is crowded with soldiers, and troops are
being stationed In the tower OF David,
Pilates palace and in the Wilderness
outside the Damascus gate, The os-
tensIble purpose of the troops is to sub
due the Druses."
AMBASSADORS DEPRESSED,
A Vienna dispatch TO the Daily Tel
cGraph says that the proposed naval
demonstration by the powers against
Turkey is now regarded MS ftitilc as n
restraining lntiueEce The latest news
received from the interior OF Turkey
has depressing influence on the diplo-
matte circle. Reports have been re-
ceIyed that renewed attempts 10 mas
ga-re the remaining Armenians nt Er-
gCrDum have resulted IN eight being
Killed. Some OF the priests. IN sheer de-
spair ARE advising their iiocks TO save
their lives Dy embracing Islam.
The Constantinople correspondent OF
the ra!ly News telegruphs TO his paper
that the embassies there have learned
that 10 tn massacre at Marnsh on Mo-
vembcr Is, thousand persons were
Killed. The Chrstian quarters OF the
town were burned from three points
Ire Daily News correspondent In
C1Hstantirnplc also says that the em-
bassleS he's from their conEuls that all
possibility OF rendering assistance 70
the S1ssnunItcs who were the victims
Of the outrREes nt that point has been
ended and that the Kurds are wipinI
tter. out OF existence aud have destroy
ed all the buildings which have been
'rected by the expenditure OF the Eng
lsh relief fund. A similar story comes
from the Van country where the dis
tirbances continue us badly as ever.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Smiths Annual Report TO the
President . Important Recommends
tlOnG
WAsarSoroS, y. c., Nov. 2s-sOcrO.
tary Hoke Smith, Of the interior depart.
mcnt has made his annual report to
tho President. It reyiows'tho varied
work Of tho department, beginning
with tho Indian service, aud calls Nt.
,ontion to tho strict enforcement which
has been giyon to civil service reform,
both us to those places covered BY tho
classified service and thnaO to which
tho rulOs Of this service do not apply.
Tho secretary dwOlls upon the nocos.
Hty Of eliminating politics from tho
management o! Indian affairs and oil
conducting each re1orva!ion upon
strictly business prinCiplc.. the object
being to make every Indian who 70.
mains upon tho reservation seli.snp.
porting, aud rondy rs soon as possible
TO assume tho dutieB OF citizenship aud
bo freed FROM tho paicrnal caro- OF tho
government
The aecretary Is Of the opinion that II
the resources Of each reservation nro
treated inlcllisently, and tho Indians
REQUIRED to labor in tho'n pursuits
which arc adopted to particular rosur.
yations, Ia lew years practically all
tho Indians can bo made soil'sup'
porting.
lie sncrn,nty recommends tho 70.
organization Of tho bureau ~ follows:
Fir.t-rhat instead Of u single COIN.
missioner Of Indian Affairs, tho Indian
goryica hb placJi Ia charge OF thrGo
commissioners Of them to DO civ
ilians-,o bO appointed from dlIlorcntt
political parties, aud ono to DO q detailed
army officer.
Second-That tho tpnuro Of Office OF
Nh Indian agent bc conditioned alone
upon tho faithful discharge OF hls
duties, aud appointments nnd romoyn,s
DO mnlu by tho President upon tho
recommendation OF tho thrcO comnis'
sionufs Of Indian nnnita.
Third-Thnt thN classified service 10
extended over all tho subordinate posi'
tinns, both ut tho ageucinl mud ut tho
scho1q. Tho reduction Of 20 pNr cont
which tho law required TO bc made III
connection with tho Indian contract
schools has been Htrlctly carried out,
and tho secretary adds tint tnOrc soora
10 bn no reason why such reduction
should not continue from yoar to ycnr
until Tho aystom nt government aid to
gprlnflnn schools shall terminate.
Tho sorfoafy asn recommends that
poncrn authority, with tho approval oi
Iho President, bo gwen tu tie lnliln
bnfonu to soil pnrts Of Indian rcaulya'
lions. tho money To bn uiol oycu'lyoly
In tho Improvement Of nlottnl lauls, or
Tor tho purpose Of intnnhins nlrlrnl'
lnfnl implpmonls aud cailIo TO tho ln'
dinns who may t1ildc upon thu fcmAin'
int lands. -.
Thn report tcylows tho Jacy'on llolo
disturbances, Ond gIycs MI account Of
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VENEZUELAN QUESTION.
Denird That tlr Republic Is Unwilling
to Accept settlement.


Drnird That tlr Republic Is Unwilling
to Accept settlement.
LoSpoS. Nov. 2S,-rhe fimcs to.mor-
row will publish the following dispatch
from its corrospondont at Caracas, Ven.
ozucla, under date Of November 81:
at is officially stated that the rovo.
lulionary outbreak ia Of no Importance.
40 British ultimalum has yot been TO-.
ceivcd, aud many OF tho influential Ven.
uzucians urge an amicablo settlement.
The government Is atraid that tho tom
dering Of an apology would be eqniya,
lont to recognizing tito right OF England
to tho disputed territory. Otherwise,
Tie roady to give satisfaction. a con.
siderable party fnvoTs n direct settle.
mcnt OF tho irontior question without
reference to tho United States"
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THE MERCANTILE CLUB
Gave One OF It's DrllEhtrnI Dances Last
Evening,

Evening"
Last evening Mt It's handsome rooms
in the Rogers building on Main street.
the well known Mercantile Club, gave
ono OF ita delightful receptions and
dances. for which the music was fur-
nlshcd by the Opera House orchestra,
Tho rooms were decorated IN u style
nppr0prlate to Thanksgiving week and
formed suitable background for the
brilliant ana animated Eccne that held
Tho bnnrdg" with ever changing brill
lIaucy throughout the evening. AZ
midnight Caterer Joe Stanton served
supper after which dancing was re-
ahmed. The entertainment committee
which hrinnCcd for last nights nffnir
,y1s composed OF Mcasrr. Louis Gunh-
ling, David Krnus, Ben lIorkhclmer
nnd Milt Gutman. The house commit
lee. Joseph linOr, II. liGnnHucr aud J'
lICI2enEtcin.
Among tile out-of-town people who
were gucBta Of the club wero the follow
ina Gnbo iicckman mud wife. Charles
IiCcl,nnn, William iinmbctFcr, Of NIL.
waukcr; Mr. Wusacman, Of Now York,
and others.
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LrMN, PEau, VA GNLy&roS Nov 2a
-Pre,ldcnt piotola has cxsfossOd hlI
conviction that tho sOryIca' Of tho min.
i,,or, nayo boon performed In accord.
nnro with tho national wish, nOtwiih.
standing tho vote Of cunlurO passed. by
tho chamber ot deputies, tho senate
non.concurrcd, and has accordingly
refused to accept tho designations OF
tho cabinet.
lilo expects. hc savs, that tholr
pa,rio,ism will cause thOm to continue
In Office.
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"sMoTE THE CHRISTIANS
AZ the Command Of the sultan Story OF
tlIu Misses Ely,

ur Misses tly'
BUFFALO. n. Y. Nov. S.-MIsses
Charlotte Ely and Mary A. C. Ely have
lust returned home after twenty-seven
years OF missionary labor in eastern
turkey. The Missos Ely were sta
toned NJ Bltlls. about tltty-nve miles
from Moosh. where the most horrible OF
the atrocities occurred.
According to the Misses Ely the Ar
men!aus were imprisoned because they
would not Sign a paper saying that the
English consul and the American mis-
aloraries had melted the Armenians to
Miss Ely said: "Thc snssoum rnassR-
Gre was undoubtedly planned by the
porte.
soon afterwards Tahsln Pasha went
in person to Galigozan. aud ordered the
mngyacrs Of the Armenian Christians
He wore. suspended by & cord around
hls neck. an imperial cdlct from the
portc commanding him TO "chnstise"
The Christians. This was read to the
TurkIqh soldiers who had been nnsscd
at thnt place from all that part OF Asia
Minor"
The ladies confirmed In all particti-
lara the reports that have been printed.
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CLHvRLASD, ONO, Nov. 9S--Many for.
wont prayers worO doubtless offered In
tniUc city to-day for tho conversion Of
Colonel Robert q. IngorJoll, tho notod
aynosllc. Last weok, nj tho quarterly
mooting OF tho Christian EndCavor
unions OF Cleveland, II was suggested
that Snch prayers DO Offered, aud tho
president appointed noon to-day Ri tho
timo, and requested that tho three thou'
sand moinbots Of tho society hero on
gngs In prayer al that time,
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FOUND TwO BODIES.
Morv Victims OF Ihp VoIks Disaster Found
Ia the ltulnS.

In tile ltulnS.
NEw YoRK, Nov 2S.-EirOman John
Halpin to-day discovered tho bodies OF
two mon in the ruins Of tho Are which
occurred at tho old volks building on
tho Bowcry. Thcy wOro fonnd at tho
extreme back end Of wha. was tho stage
Of tho theatre. Thoy were partly GOV.
erod by chnrred wood aud other debris,
Ono Of the bodies was in n sitting pos.
turc and tho other was discovered In
reclining poston. Tho head OF the
body OF tho individual found in II sittng
posture was plninly visible from oVory
part Of tho ruins. and It appeared sur.
ptising To those who saw II that 1t was
not found before Neither body has
been identified.
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GrsEyA, n. Y, Nov 2s.-Tho now
comet discovered by Prof. Brooks last
wook was observed by him this morn.
Ing. Position, right ascension, nno
hourB, lwanty.nino minutes, thirty soc.
onds. DCclnAtlon, south forty'Scyon
minntOL
Tho comot Ia moving RAPIDLY north.
ward and In tlrco days will DO on tho
ioro.Dnw Ut Leo.
PcrrInO's comet was also observed. 1t
IL moving toward tho sun aud growing
bflRhInf.
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rNMourt, NoN ~, Tho Hamburg.
American limo steamer I'dorst BIsmatrk,
Captain ADborsi which arrived liOrc this
morning from Nav York, reports may.
iug pnasod, on Novcmhir ~, IN latitude
90 north and longitude ll,lj wcNt tile
ddfpDcl vessel Taurus. Tho seas wcto
washing over tho dcckS OI tho nban'
doncl ycsiol, tho matches w9to all opOn
aud hur lOp.nasLs were cartlsd away
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rERLis, Nov 2S.--rho Americans IN
Berlin celebrated Thank'rivinR day by
dlnnor at tho KnlaSrhoi, al which
UnilOl Sta,Oa Ambassador lInnyon
presided. Ia ptopo,lng u toast TO En'
pOror William, Ambassador lIunyon
dwOlt upon tho ninlcablu rotations OK.
lsting between 'uCrmanyNnd tho United
IlaIaa
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wAsutSdroS, u. o., Now 2s.-A eau.
Gus of tho Republican senators will be
held after the adjournment Of the SON.
atO on Monday next. A sufficient mum.
Der of names have boon signed to call
to insure the caucus, which will con-
slider the party policy tor the coming
Ing session. The reorganization OF tho
senate may bo discussed, aud the north.
western senators have decided to pre-.
sent the name Of ex.Mayor A. j. Shaw,
Of Spokane Falls, Wash, for sergeant.
ni.nrma
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AN ISLAND WEDDING,
Tho slNtirr-Clntur NuptINls Celebrated
last Evening.

last Evening.
Last evening At the home OF Mr..
nud Mrs. Alcx Lindsey, Virginia street,
tgInnd, occurred tho marriage Of Mr.
osoooln slntlcr and Miss Mary Ger.
lrudp clntor. both well known young
.ncopla Of thu Garden Spot Tho pnr-
iorg whore tho ceremony occurred were
brilliantly decorated under the dlrcr'
don OF Florist Smith. Tho cnrcm9hy
,.np performed ut $3.50 by rev nf
ricElry. ~ Thomson NJ H. church the
lrllo wore white china SILK, trimmed
.ylth bcnutitnl white luce nn1 carried
while aud pink .chfyFnnthrmnma, The
attendants wprp MuWrR VIII Blntet
Wrd Wcsloy House, Little MlHp Hazel
Lindsey was the Hover glrl Ag inc
rnriy entered the .ohcngrln wedding
unrih wnr played by Miss l'inHlt
tnnoa After the ceremony a reception
tr1 Held aud lnBt nlght Mr.. nnd Mrn
sttiIar Irn fnr the east Hnd south on
,to ilnltlmoro h ohio rund Thq many
frluda M both, they nru well known,
Nlll unto ln sincere well wlnheS,