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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-05
AND HAIR AND SCALP CLEANER.

The only preparation that will re-
store the hair in its originaI elegance,
and is a positive and perfectly safe
cure for badness. Stops hair from
falling, makes itgrow thick and long;
is NO DYE. SEVEN SUTHERLAND
SISTERS SCALP CLEANER is the
only Dandruff Cure. For Shampoo
ing it has no equal.
Price: Hair Grower, 81; six bottles
for s.; Scalp Cleaner, go. See the
photograph OF the Seven Sutherland
Sisters group on every box. Ladies
should not fail TO use the Seven Suth-
erland Sisters Dressing Combs.
SEVEN SUTHERLAND S STEERS,
the sole manufacturers, 4l4 Blocker
Street, New York City.
The ladies of Richmond are par.
ticularly requested to call at
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Coats....

Ten per cent. Oft, bear IN mind,
on every garment we sell to-day.
Our prices as they are cannot be
eouaied, leaving off the additional
1;sconnt ve allow.
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Underwear.

Many good values reduced
in price
BOYS Wool Shirts and Drawers,
in grey, Is Cents.
Ladies One-third Natural Wool
Vests for Is Cents.
NATURAL ONLYD
White, Seven-eighths Wool
Pants for Ladies, sizes 2S and 30
only. Is Cents.
AlI-WoOl, Medicated Ribbed I'm.
derwear, worth 81 IS, for sl.00.
Wright's "Health" Underwear
for Ladies, in wool, fleeced. sl.25.
Mems Fleeced Health Underwear
from 75c. to 50 Cents.
Mems Medoated Wool Under.
wear. SI.o5, for 81 90.
A great drive in Brown AIl-wool
Underwear for Gents, would cost
S1.25. for SO Cents.
Wright's Hygienic Underwear
for Gents, in wool heeced, Sl.4S;
in cotton tleeced. 80 Cents.
Special sale q ITS Scarlet Tn.
derwear, II Cents.
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Parties having money TO lend can iipJ
short or long time real estate notes, WIN
good rates ~ interest. by applying 70 Us.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANi.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-14
SETTLEMENT OF JAMESTOWN
Celebrated by William and Hsry College
and The A. P. Y, !.
INAUGURATION OF A PATRIOTS DAY.
a virginia Observance 10 Take Pa a on
Each Recurring 18th Of Maya Large
ANcuision From itiohmond-Irse-
Planting and Impressive
Cercmonios.


town Island hy William and Mary COL
lego and One Association for the pieserva-
taa of Virginia Antiquities was accom-
pIshel yesterday under the most au-
sp..lous circumstances and tho most
pleasant surroundings.
Under the auspices Of The association
the faculty of William and Mary were
prevailed upon TO resume ume-honored
celebration that had fallen into dIsuse
and With 30 inaugurate a movement which
shall provide for annual obscrvances Of
The 18Th of May as Vireinia-Day
Tle steamer pocahontas carried about
~ OF R.chmoud's citizens to jamestown
TO take part in the celebration. and the
excursion was ono of the plcasantest in
tho history Of river trips
I'm the party was large number Of
the members OF the Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities and
many other wcll-kuOwn ladies ana gem
tiemcu
The boat loft the wharf at $50 o'clock
iu The morning and except rather Keen
breeze the first half of the way down.
There 0as nothing Co mar the pleasure OF
peculiarly delightful trip. The books
supplied Iv the ladies' committee gave
much interesting Information about the
historic points along the river, and the
excursion. exclusive OF the main feature
of The day. was much enjoyed
Au interesting feature of tho trip was
The foilinr of the steamers bell. in honor
of tho ato Miss Belle Harrison. as the
excursion passed Brandon, whore she
hyoi This was beautiful and appro-
pirate remembrance Of ono who was de-
voted to thc work of the association.
THE lunch committee. composed Of
Mrs Henry j.. Taylor Miss Fila Thomas.
Mrs William ~. Robins. ana Mrs. f. ID.
Hofchkis4. were active and untirlng tn
their efforts 20 supply the appeutes so
sharpenel hv The keen, clear air of the
river and The merry spirit of the crowd
showed That they appreciated the pleasure
of the day with full zest
AT JAMfsrowS.
Tho scene at jamestown Island was
perhaps tbe most stirring that has been
enacted ou that sacred soil since the great
celebration of ls.l, when cX-prosident Ty-
Ter made thc address OF the occasion
When the Iocah0ntas. with many flags
flying. sWuue gracefully uu to the little
wharf 30 was crowded with people ana
many small boats. tugs. and eloops. from
numerous points along the river occupied
thr anchorage and the wharf The surry
Troop lrty-fvc strong. under the come
mand of Captain Gordon and Lieutenant
E0hann0u. were drawn up in double lines
io welcome and salute Governor OFFER
rau. Who. 10 Was thought. would be am
honor'i guest of the day. and much disc
appointment was oppressed that Dis pres-
ence elsewhere made 10 impos iblc for
h'm to attend The ancient capital of
81 IIIIHfI-NIIrn sent nearly fn,u.l.f.I
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PRESIDENT 1YLEn's AppRfss.

An interesting historical address by
President Lyon q. Tyler. OF William ana
Mary wildly picturing the old settle
ment Of the island from the best OF an
vantage grounds, closed the interesting
exercises. Owing TO the large number or
persons from long distances In boats, who
were Obliged TO leave. this excellent adj
dress was with much regret obliged 10
be curtailed. Mr.. Tyler spoke as FOL
lows:
Gentlemen OF the William ana Mary Col
lege. Ladies and Gentlemen.
Sir Francis Bacon declared tnat IN the
arts and sciences the first invention Is
Of more consequence than all the i'm
provements afterwards, and mat IN king
dc ms, "the first foundation or planta-
ton is Of more noble dignity and merit
than all that followeth.
He explains this by resembling them
Il the creation OF the world. In that
sublimCst Of all chapters, chap. !, Of Cen
esis. We are told that the earth was
without form and void, and darkr ess was
upon the face OF the deep. The effect IS
sublime when the sun and moon snd
stars take their places In the skies. ana
the fowl OF the air the fish Of the sea,
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The jamestown church had fallen into
ruins before the Revolution. and Thacn-
or reports l7) but two houses standing ~
l7Sl on the banks OF the river. John Ty-
Ter who was present an the celebration M
lsG7 when Bishop Madison. as President
OF this College, was the leading figure.
wrote OF the broken steeple as all that
existed then Of the building dedicated 10
God. GS) Before this time according 20
Bishop Meade. JOha Am)ler and me
Honorable William Lee. OF Green Spring,
who together owned most Of the island.
had made out OF the mouldering walls OF
the church and the old church-yard the
present c.rcumscribed enclosure about
the tombstones that remained. The area
taken In was not over one-thlrd OF the
ole church yard.
In 1872, a second celebration. called
Jubilee" was held. amid the relies OF
the ancient settlement. the orators as on
the former occasion being students or
William and Mary. Q9).
In 1915, Benson J. Losing visited the
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We have one great advantage over our
New England brethren in holding a colc-
hration OF this kind. The date and the
approximate place Of landing are definite
IN known. Uncertainty and vagucness
hang around Plymouth rock. IT Is almost
certain that no pilgrim foot touched that
rock, while the day and the place OF land
ing are equally unknown. An eminent
historian of New England says that the
real place of landing was not Plymouth,
but Clark's Island. In Massachusetts, Bay.
This. however. makes no vital difference.
The fact remains that there was a set
tlemont about Christmas. l69. and the
men OF New England never suffer 1t TO be
forgotten Shall we be less careful or our
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rnntuutrtoN rIGrurg.
Number uf arrivals m tna Country tor
tHu Lrat Sine Months

Number uf arrivals IN tno Country tor
thu Lrat Sine Months
WAuuaGIuy, ID. g., April aD-
A .t1l,mgIi hns lUan prepared a. lIa
butenu ~ Immi.rlti0u which show
the number of immigrants which
arrived iu the United Satu4 fYF the
uluu m1nihEouIiug March 3lHt iu each
Of tho laHt iurUu YglrH 90 have been re-
i1lllwIi lsJl, -aJJ-Di 1893, -lsiHis,
1895, lll.ysH.
The amgunt OF money brought in by
immigrants Hurul the pact Niue
months va. s2,alj, slB.
Although tais amsuut was known Co
have been brought !u, B. Do believed
tnst iuU money Hrcretgl anu uuiiHu1y.
uryd boy the officials may have been
several times that amount
Oi thu arrivals during the lnat mine
MYLtlH ! ,bbi came ff0m iulHuU; -l,.
100 rom Germany, lB.l8U .rIm NIs.lH
rupuE 1910 from Italy aud lN.llU
from England. on those uuuatfUI from
landing ,Usl were puupurs 0r ufrly Goo
become tgi eleven wrru fhUWu o.
have been C1uyigta nul 1853 contract
labarrIt.
or ,uulU landed 1902 could neither
read nor write. OF tlgsu vino brought
m0uUv, Germany hUalH the IisI With
tjil,isB Ireland next with salI.lHli
lu.AuI, tlgibIs; Iu.y slJ.Tlg,
swcIvp, slas, lig; tuaaiuus, so .ll5
and tue Huugagiuusi 3lui.uiL
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CONVENIENT Fou TnE EsrArE
Tho DisRpp1 aFanro Of q. =. smith 80
suustuVrCus

Tho DISAPPEARANCE Of q. =. smith 30
considered,
SAN FHANCIEcJ, Ami al,-rhu an.
nOuuCemcnt thHt 2OI,UJJ tons % syuli.
cate wheat, Toputed corner1d 10y me
late James q. Fair, would be- placed 900
tue market forthwith, together win the
peculiar dianppograuue ri 4, 3, smith,
who acted Hs cashier and u0Ukaepprr
Tor l., ". MoGlEuhin d Co., who acted
as Fare brokers, had tue effect Uf pat
ulyzing the local grain market. 40 De-
SAID that ttiO OF tkiliful brokers, n.
u. Hlpuo gud huastg. buturI g. Me.
GAullini viii handle Ihu sale Of the
wheat
It's now understood that with Smith
diBlpI not only ono but several
Important books % McGhullu a. Ca.,
although tho arm does not ADMIT tlit
Or other loss, Tho pOiioo have dlaclt-
tiuuul the search fUr the mIH6irE man,
MuGBuillu & Co. having iulofued
them there Is no need tlF uTther iu-
yestiRNtiun
Rumors ON California street nTo 10 tue
eject lha { the sappvsTauCcuf Cashier
Smith anu his books VIII bee convenient
Tor tho Fair estate during ia impending
litigation, A brother Of one Of the four
"Fsir executors" % % partner m NJ G.
Glauilu * o.. Many believe that
smith has ueuu tool NJ Freculatofs
snu h. now made tuciT tcuprguat,
Smiths wife says thAt her uneBainess
over hor husbanu'a disappcarnnuv has
been allgyeI.
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meroial relations in such manner gs
Will fumDvu all the unpleasant rnu
unnatural Engagements uHtwceu tho
two uHuuirila with regard 10 tarin
'rlislAt1r' Why should England Dc
more o.. willing tp regulate our Custs me-
dues than go regulate our foreign feia.
ti1rs anu govern our financial p1lIty2
"D5 hBi uu disturbed Ivy lno 'crHzG'
clAm0r of unthiubirg 'CrankB Tor un
Independent 1rHUcIal policy 90 an is.
dependent foreign policy iufihu United
5'HigH, hut continue ln regard fych
uuuHuAl cluiuntUus as rcsuluug from
narrow prejudice, uuguu1grcI 10y Fuci
rcLulg, fuA.ics Bud anarchists as
Washinr,0I, Jtlera1u, Madison, Non.
roe, Jackson, Lincoln ami tucf dc.
luuod i.li.wsTs,
"kutp au eye single 90 the glory and
fcuuwu end the imrurFhablo name yuI
Will leave Goo u.lrrty hg achieving
union Ui lgl. 0.I.U Uf Eu.Ufh rrtHk.
irr pl.U'a ufdrr the unH.l8u rulU of
ur Bt..IuI crown. You're respectfully,
WILLIAM 81. -1LWAHI.h
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7ELBGRAPHIC.
IHE U. S. TREASURY.
,,op,pLr DEFICIT FOR rnE YEAR
..,,,r,ble Revenue FROM the Income
IA, Anuclpa,,d-ren'i'n faJ-
m,nls aud Interest

y,ruSaros, April 80. - ln'
- receipts during the month
20 today have not met the eSp'''
' '.',.. n tho ,nciais, and Tho inllea'
.l '...'- are that tho deficit At the
g.Itbr fiscal yuar will be little, u
, ~, II h., than si5.0oocol
-. ~ receipts pr the month Of Apfh
",tt,sglals $3.50, and the rHpfnii'
III sgsg5.,6gD. leaving a deficit
I.,s,m5n,h ofs,,704 $50, and Tor the
s..,I year 10 date si5.2i7Oo5.
bsrcspipis from internal revenue
..,g. falling OF Tor April as com
-,.ivith tho same month ia 1924 o.
,s,s than 500, 700, and a FILLING on
,.,,bstsp months OF the fiscal yoar of
y, ~ ta boo. 600. During tho remain
~ 10 uontha oi the htcal year there
.- he no extraordinary expenditure
ne fsBsion pnyments will amount To-
I'M sl1uIl'Uju aud sl,25OiOll VIII
y ,st. ID on iu,usest account Tho net
,',5i of the year 10 not expected 20
mar very materially from toiuy, p
fs1fss. anI yet in muking lhil t-'l'
20 4 comfortable revenue from tho
income tax j. anticipated.
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AslnuY r0u MOTHERS.

a most IutrGesun. .n.H fH tHo advantage ~
ty.Fg mother. BIZ. fUu f.. .H|. 81 one como rrulug
utuo tuury,aruu IIgu brown, whose
pbFgutH reside fH UHnIr. D.. Hut who, hoping
tU improve n.T health a.H. nor wet 90 WUIr
relative N. Il. o. turE#r1H. hn old auu WDll
known railroad mHl residing lu Muat hlH.
tuHIa. Mont
sbnEad suffered a InH. um1, ncsrIv aII her
life. and had NuHu lr.NIuI .# many doctors Cor
nearly everything. POI" $50. .1ulUuNIF UIuE.
lug NUr uHHU. WH# fH.. .U. HHrF, mover HIuHl
Wul and when H.H would .H." hhr would cry
oatlu uur sIHuuus II fus. ."ngi Go death af
something When .H. UNH" II lUn home of
Mr. Ferguson. IH WHtu ,...F UIlTt 90 IW.
prove her u0ulH. obtained lnC advice and
treatment OF aH tNU N,.i doctors DO know OF
Boo thls country, MH. IH HH uEHi. None could
helm uur -uH ..UE Er.Hus thinner aad moro
delicate AN tUu umu HEt. Nnl.y bc decided
90 place her uuuuT Doctor shores treatment.
NOW, Mr lUrguHuu HNH.. Qua hItuuuH 10 ulH
words may FuUuI remarkable no WIHH0H 10
uuuUrtUud tHHI Hn HHH1. rualy 60 yUTIfF
tuym 60 anyone UUHN.N.. H'uE with him hL
bis home, whore everyone huuWt him in Miss
FuuIu. liu HHFH. "h.UI HN.. foV doses OF
tHu medicine received HnH"T nr, g. W,-hores'
treatment tuUrr $3.50. removed from the little
uuU.a stomach uEuT W.H. H. Wurut, and now,
Hftrr very HHurl .HlrH0 Uf treatment
strengthening and TUsdlurauE hor system, sHe
IH Wul lu every rtaWN. o. 10 on bright and
healthy hH could possibly Too imagined, aud Iu
her own words. claim. now 10 DO a Li0u's
Medical Institute child"
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rtE OtYsiPIA
Ict..f from UoNswatu johnson h.i.r
tlr Iatnt Aoctdouf

san rHAsUtsau, iHr 10 -H 'ar
cruise. Ugu.lt.ug IrrUtJvrH IsHt .'Hfu
island. WIuTr uu inquiry VIII lu COM.
.rru.d rr. 1ldtuE tuu death NO Cox.
swain john johnson, vino Wa1 h.IuI
atrlu Diego 10y the rocuii of % live
iuvh gun during target practice, Tie
dead mans brother Frederick, b. H
Southern Pacific gmplOvci nuA hnf
IHru 8ul 8u th. fuaH. Vita Cue news
Iy wire of uif urutuot'B death O." tts
getysi "a Iu,tpf which had been witt 100
hy CUzsw1lu johnson at SANTA bHf-
uara before bic death. This letter Will
cause Frederick johnson 10 make o.
demand for nu iuvtstigau .u, lulH
demand, with % copy OF the letter. viii
be- cent % WaahIngtou. The following
are extracts from the letter which Do
dated santa Barbara, Apfil go;
"Our ship Do UuBirEul with Vil.pfai
aud every inch ~ hes b ns clean Gf %
new riu. suu IH o. pretty slight 90 one
who comes on bgata, but lIul, % 90
he'll tD bu ono .i her crow, AZ / have
aIrouuy told you, uIr trouuigs liu lu
our executive luiygT WHO lff as tho
BOYD say, o. 'Huu-IyWuuL' liu and tAv
captain are b1th alike and they aIt
detected by tho crew. To Elyu 500
some lIUl 90 HurGuuuluai We $50 uHfly
fUI O. uyEiu With, auI We UtH yuuluu
w like % ius u. C1uyltts. ~ We 900 Go
The maHi tU make Any gumW.tIHl A'.u-
tenant SuJuy--Iur lHt lul-ig. 800 uU
shauriuIs. llB punHlus iaa mgu
ioF wrg. lHHr.. uuJ, W..st ui all
not permitted liberties tAu sauU Hs on
0luufsbiIs. The mon mot un tho uuriI
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IArAN avn uUtsIA.
E,tteurra ct % serious grisIs 10 Guc
Rotations ut tiIH Countries

E,itcurHs OF % SERMONS grisIs tn guo
Rotations ut tho Countries
IuNuus, AITI ..-IUr Tunes Co..
morrow viii FgHHl re- dispatch
rom Kobe uHtcI Anil ...u. fIyIUE
there De- NO mH'HEIus o., fact that
tu CO. a. evidence Uf o. .H|I.uH gT.lH Doc
the relation. u..wU,u JtUHH Uua llu.-
"a. Eut tho Js.suuar Ul. hHH been
forbidden o. Ts.uI t1 DO. ans iug MOVIE.
lsuul uf IT l.. fur.IIIuE tuD suul.
official NCIf AU,, have been fuI-
pended I.. ruY4uluE ihu fact that IL
secret UDu ClI No mluHilu was held.
The CIitu. uu4uut uyf.
Uniforms tIuu Tg8uuuH mo from "a Co..
liable rDur,r 40 HirIsulmA that the
ministry haH adopted % iusulu'u gtil-
tuur against RuHlau 4let.tiuU, They
deny kIHsIa'H right 90 interfere md
even contemplate u defiance ui hue.
Hlu, believing Russian military forces
In the cast ate mot powerful enough O.
enforce hUr uDm4GI.. The fsIuiEu
wauhlIB are assembling NJ the porte
u Japan, uuI the EuuCh vessels have
bur ordered ~ prepare i0r Umgfg,u-
CIJs.n
a Dispatch 10 the Eluiss from Hong
Kong HHyf; A British waTshlp uus gone
& Che lrruauJru islands 90 bring the
IWCf CDFGHI pendent and nuUtiUr who
we're detained there Uy the Jnnurau
10 prevent them from sending die
patches regarding tho mas. acre, which
IL salt To- have occurred 40 the thiuusu
garrison ht that place.
a ulFpatyh received here from
shanghai fuyu 10 DO believed 30 UilluIaI
circles that CHINA has notified that Thp
intends 60 ralliy the treaty 0i peace,
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v,,,,.a 90 Lord william Horssford
Today

u,friad 10 Lord william Hcrraioru
Today.
rB,p5y. april lO.-At the fashion.
,b.s 81. Georges church, Hanover
rlafe, 1t O'Clock this afternoon The
a.i5veu duchess OF Marlborough,
.rmsrIy Nr. Louis HummtfHioyi
y. New York, was married Co L0ri
william Iufcuori, formerly Colonel
O.. ibs Ninth LancuB, who gained thr
r Il coveted of al military decor.
Mons ia Great Britain, tue Nlclouh
.ur.by uIiug back into tue thick u
fsr Hsh. at u luaudi 10 TU8un a
tagt whom no had placed across
ts udJiu aud then cut hiH way
ID 90 safety. In spite OF tue
r,ismsnt that the wedding WIS 10 be
i5alst ceremony 10 was the smartost
55ai seen in London f0t n long time.
Toe church was crowded with royalty,
DO mtmtufs u thu diplG matte curpst
ffHfetn,htiyas o. various colonies,
.lIssn Of tho army and members
20 tho elite Of American nnl
EngIth society OF London AMI
ttsshtfe Ia every row, from
lus foot where u. 3. AmbassadoT
ali Nh. BhyArd Aud the Duke VI
Cambridge occupied the most prom.
iItli pisces, 10 the back row Of pews
alI y the galleries, thefu was a
lf.IllHi mass uf color formed by rich
uusiand silks Of ladies' otBlumos.
shortly before / O'Clock the BRIDE
rfgu, attended by his brother, LORD
Miv4i Hereford, both ia hult.cls
'fsts coats, entered the church
ALAS, unnuticcd. Then followed
daSss Of the members OF the
lHs5eucy uulil,.at / pm. promptly,
lttildr'a carriage arrived and there
tviglt0us pressing forward upUl
ttpUU the crowd aud b strong reef
pHup0u the part OF the police 10 keep
agy Tue crush. This the police cue.
a5sltd iu doing and the "Ampricau
ll,lts'' a. the beautiful dOwagor,
l..ltss OF Marlborough s known, lJoh.
.sgtxcUudingly handsome in hof bridal
ciuma entered the church lean
lag ca tho arm Ui her
.tplu, thb DUKE OF Marlborough.
Npu reaching tue door they were mot
9 hbu clergy aud tue choir, who pro.
coded tho procession % the altar The
Tide Was dressed Ia n dove gray cont
a1l tslri VI hr0cadCd ratin, with
Willie lace waistCoats anu Guile
Win diamond butlunF; white bonnet
WIN gray chilluus aud magnificent
ali't veil, She carried n large silver
mayer book and when Eha took hUr
pace by tho side Of the groom, II was
lluetaUIu that she was much taller
Nan Lord William Hereford, who,
y Tho way, looks older than
% really 10. Tho pTluUi-
N took up their positions, LJri
Asie'ioid, the best man, on the rlgAt
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AIHaUr0 II0r ArruII0TI.-

WAEIuSgTUN, Apul aU.-Ihu AT-
gcuuuu rpuuuu has announced that
10 invites blI8 from architects tut.uEu-
out tue world iutp.aus iIr new uulli.
iug Intended Tor the uar ui congress.
Three price, one Of $4,000, ono VI
$4,000 anu 0au Oi 81, 1000 are ulyfuI for
tue most satisfactory designs, The
prizes will be- paid M the paper cuf.
roucy OF Argentine. lone dollar De- now
worth tweuIy.i1ur CUnts IN United
States gold.
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aud then the bride and the bridegroom
30 the middle, AMI tue Duke ui
Marlborough on the ltit. ltg~.
James EIsar Shepard, honorary
chaplain % the qu.Hu, tlieiat.di
asa'fta. bv E8v. HnviI, AuicfsHr,
rector OF Is. Georg,'s clurch. Tile
sutvico occupied hslisu hour At iia
conclusion the party went tp the wee
Try where the bridal party were cone
gtatuiatci by their inuuda.
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A naval Onicsr charged with False
bWonFiug
WA6uNJOS, ID. O., April 3O.-Sec.
Rotary Herbert today issuud an order
f0F tho trial by C1urt-maTtiai OF MeuIu.
/ 6prCt0f Edward kpr8nor q the nsvv.
gae lset surgeon OF the North Atlsntlo
rquoiTOn, Tho uhargus, while iuuiiou Nv
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