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Evening journal., 1896-04-08

Our local drsmen must not permit
honest rivalry FOR preferences to drift
into faetIonal rancor. A good naiured
feht for control oannoi do any harm.
but the eff slel cy OF the service can be
seriously impslrsd should bitter dlaeord
enEue So far as the public Is concerned
lt doss not matter whether "conhlae'
or "antl combine ticket Is elected. foI
the frsmen have always bad the good
taste to select competent men for the
several posts OF honor and heretofore
there has bsen cheerful acqulesoeuca
IN the rule Of the majority We hops
that the present uncertainty will not
alter this feeling
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Used < ra,s on CassId,,s Wrl.t.

For The first time in it's history the
cathode rays we're used on c ball player,
revealing shat Was FIRST thought to be a
splinter, By q second negative shown
30 be a dislocated small Done, in. the
wrist Of First Bsseman Peter Cassidy, of
Wilmington, now PLAYING with the
Louisville Baseball Club Cassidy
broke his wrist IN the West
ern LesRue last year. and It was
thought the bones had been set
snd had again joined together. The
practice games this year caused the wrist
TO become iuhsmed snd sore President
Stuckey, OF the Louisvilles, who is also q
physician. aud Dr. Vance took an X ray
photograph Of Cassiday's wrist A
second negative revealed the oislocation,
aud the bont 3re reset.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
The BIG nToneYPald.

The e gslyu R,al Estasa CInpsny has
paid 10 the al Esfste Guaraute9 ard
inves msnt CimOsny The $40 000
agreed upon the price for the Minnlck
property. No. 1lO3 Msrket atreet. aud
the transfer papers have been plscsd In
the hsnds Of HoHscksF q HoffscKsr
attorneys for the purchasers who SIN
have them recorded in few days e
ID. r Sutton emphatically denies the
rumar that be aud his father in law.
Mr.. Miller. took Evelyn stock In lieu OF
cash He say that they did not teke a
share a share OF stock aud do not own
any OF it The promaiera Of "the pro-
vence' already have applications from
twenty one persons from outside the city
who desire gpartments here.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
ontrare on rablIe Deeener.

Imam who wantonly insults woman
is bastard and merits severe Iunish b
ment. This IS doubly true Of that hap
ply limited class OF men which finds
sport ia insulting defenselsss women on
tue rect BY indscsnt remarks and ex
posure Of person
Slch m4a Is now operating Ia our
city, aud the p,lca department. SHOULD
promptly srprehend him aud briog hi D
before the proper tr'b inal + n conviction
aud puuishm mint NJ sif,rt should be
spared 10 effect this. ss the scoundr,l !
constitutes menace 20 every woman
and Girl who has occasion to walk on
the street Hs may. by the use Of the
electric cars or other mothod Of coovsy
auce, make his obnoxious rr ssnce felt
In ae seral parts OF the city during one
evening. ana shock thu modesty Of a
large nu uubsr OF reputable women who
are compellel TO trlverss tls streets
unsttet dsd after nightiall.
l. has only tesn lev m)nth since
several sclundcels Of this character we're
operating In various parts OF Whining
ton Chief OF Police Dolan commanded
HE pat olmen to use extraordinary
diligence ia their eHdeavors to run them
d,wu and even the police mltrons were
call d intorqaisitIoa in the work As a
rssult o. this tbs secnclty OF oar stres sts
WAS established We have safIislent
col flenee In tho chief OF police to rest
assured that he will earnestly endsavor
TO apprehend the brute who ls now
breaking the av aud ouiragiag pablo
decency.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
A Rtidnieht Alarm.

Shortly before midnight last night q
man passing the shoe finding store OF A..
S Jones, No. GA Shiplsy street. discov
cred smoke pouring out OF the building.
He ran to the City Hall and gave the
alarm, and Operator Kane turned 10
box ~. Toe fire WAS confined to the
rear Of the place and did not do over $3.50
worth Of damage The m5mbors Of the
WILMINGTON Bicycle Club we're among the
first to reach the Ere. and prepared to
carry the club prizes to a place OF safety
II necessary. The cause of the FIRE Is
unknown.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
rno of ,ho - Whenls nIade.

The whitman" and the Patriot" are
Acknowledged by experienced wheelmen
to be two Of the best wheels on the
market For speed. safety and endur
anee they are unexcsllsd by any other
wheel AID the purchaser OF either one Of
these wheels can make no mistake.
These wheels have ben adopted ex-
clvsively by the Philndslphia Riding
Academy. which has put In thirty OF
them. Frank s. Dure. the enterprisinR
dealer In bicycle goojs Of all dsscrip-
tlons. at No All Market street, has
secured the agency here for these wheels.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
ohnneellor.n Lat AprlI sitting.

Chancellor Nicholson sat thls morning
and passed upon some trustees account
He will sit again on Pr day and that will
bs hia last sitting this mouth Only ore
case Is set for argument on that day, but
the feet that 70 will be 20 long before his
next sitting will probably lead to the
transaction OF considerable business Of
miscellaneous character
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
nUnhI.ndInrr tbe Aooonnts.

Commissioner Gallagher and Clerk
Casey. Of The road commissioners Of
Bandyvlue hundred, spent 10 day Ia
the Levy Court room endeavoring to
untsngle the road accounts The chane g
Ia the manner Of supervising the roads
has led to blending OF the accounts of
the old and new commissioners An ex
port accountant may have to bo called In.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Narrow E.cape for tho Chlldron.

A Polish women named Sudowf III
living st No 705 Wright street looked
her children in her house on going TO
work this morning. The little ones got
hold OF some matches and started hce
which hut for the discovery by nsighbors
might have resulted seriously As Il
WAS the sewing machine and curtains
were burned
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Lost In the sbumo.

John q. Rodney. attorney for the Levy
Court. Is wearing Commissioner Whites
derby. aud Mr. White is wearing a black
slouch hat lsf5 by the man who wa l1sd
of from the Levy Conrt room Yesterday
afternoon With Mr Rodney hat on his
bead. II Is believed that it was Squire
Richardson. Of Mirshallton who go1 the
hsts mixed in the shuflls attending
adjournment.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Tho SARAH white Home.

The Sarah White dome for Aged
aud lnfrm Cllorea People at No. 3OS
East Fourteenth street is being put ia
shape for cpening, which will take place
.pr9bshly the frst OF next week. The
building IS only leased, but a suitable one
will he erected ns soon as possible. Sarah
A. White was wealthy colored woman,
who dying several years ago, left a great
deal Of property which was used 10 found
the hcme by the terms Of ber Will.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08

From this time on. on the au hori'y Of
the New Yofk World. mo man viii ever
be allowed oF any OHIO o. Indiana dele
CATION to tske the besd OF tae pres dan
tisl ticket Under these Conditions
wO I'D it not be we'll for Ne Reed to
allow his name 10 be used FOR vice
president It Is clear that he star ds no
chance o. being President. anyway.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
sults Aealnst AddlcIre.

Frank Tory, captain Of the Yacht Now
rneu, has. through James W. Ponder.
brought snit for $500 in the Superior
Court against J Edward Adoicks. money
alleged TO be due FOR Quitting and
wages A suit Of like character fer $500
has also been brought BY boston man
In magistrates court for work on the
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
WIN Fnrnish the sttIinc Room

The Grace Church branch OF the
Ep worth League has decided to furnish
the sitliog room OF the uew Door OF hope
and Is working hard to accomplish that
object A general appeal has been made
to friends or the lesgu to contribute
articles OF furniture. rugs or money and
any Of the members Of the league Stands
ready to receive donations.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Al Aelor wlth ApnendleItIs.

NEW YORK, April s. S-Stephen Wright,
an actor, who has been one of the leading
members of the Ward and James and
Nine. Modjeska companies, is lying in the
New York hospital, progressing satisfac-
toriy after an operation which was per
formed on him for Appendicitis.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08


and tainted. Instead of fcarrying nourishment
to the different parts of the body II carries
poison, which settles at some point and eats
away the tissues. According to where it set
ties II is called liver or kidney or skin dis.
ease-serofula, erysipelas eczema, or con-
sumption IT II settles on the lungs. II is all
one trouble tainted blood clear out this
faint and build up the tissues with rich
blood and the disease is stopped side
tracked 1t can't go any further. No matter
what the name Of disease is If it's blood
disease, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery will cure it by driving the poison out
of the circulation and creating new sun.
ply of healthy, red, life-giving blood to re-
vive and nourish the wasted tissues IL
puts the digestion in order, invigorates the
blood making organs and builds firm
healthy flesh. Consumption Is a blood
disease. Don't believe il can't be cured
1t is cured every day by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
Dcay Sty'-I cannot say enough for your Col
boy suffered with lung trouble-6rst taking ia
grippe second intermittent fever; third lung
trouble. For two years he coughed. The phv-
sician could do no good and thought he must
die. Z told TO try DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
icai Discovery. 1 did, and before he had taken
one bottle he began to mend and could eat a
little. When he had taken four bottles he was
well and now is as stout as before.
Respectfully yours,
Ofrs.) >az1sS/z,HAa RAeZs1
Proctor. Morgan Co. Mo.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
nuIIdInE Permits ornntcd.

Building inpector Grubb this morning
granted the following permits: Thomas
Ssmworth, two-story store room No. pa
Walnut street; w. d. Sparks one story
back building, No. 300 East Eight; B
e. Downward. back building No 5OS
West Ninth; Marion Wood, alterations
No. 22O2 Market street.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
shou'd Examlno tha siiuAtion

1.-THE President should exao iae the
situation csrefully, prndently A. d cin
servatively, and then determine Nhsther
or not beligerency should be accorded TO
The Ouban revolutionlsts, said Senator
Gray TO an interviewer.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Reoonstractinr Rosd-ped.

The P w. & B. Railroad Company has
large force or its section men at work
constructing the rosd- bed and laying
new sleepers throughout the city. New
ties are being placed on its road for the
whole distance Ia front OF she Harlan
and Hollingsworth CompSny's works.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
world's Fair GIass blowers

Stlll continue TO draw large audiences TO
4l9 Market street 10 witness their
wonderful exhibitions Everv afternoon
2 30 to Every night 73O 20 9 30
Admission 10 cents ard beautiful
present to every visitor.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
unann nnen nlnlh

County Comptroller John r. Stats
stated to an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
tits morning that be intended to run for
the Democratic nomination this year
Thus far there is 70 other candidate in
the field
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
CaraueII in I'D TIeld .

John S Corswelps campaign cards for
the oftiee OF receiver Of tax, made their
appearance yesterday. This morling
Mr. Osrswell A. Joha T. Dickey had a
conference ct the Court House. the lat
ter 0slug ibe formers polite baeksr for
the nomination
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
PushInr work ON the shInp'ecooE.

Work on the steamer Shinnecook ia b.
ing rapidly pushed by forces OF men
being constantly sc work on her All
the frames are up aud the whole vessel is
nearly covered Ia. She will be com
pleted In about ten weeks or three
mouths
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
me HoIy Hour ~ ~. p.tr,ok,s.

= Beginning to night 81 30 the devo
tion known as that Of the Holy Hour"
will be kept Ia s. Patrlcks Cpureh
every Wednesday night L. consists of
one hours adoration before the Blessed
= Sarrorrauf
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
FelI Fnon tha o..

About As o'clock % day an unknown
man with large. iuiey jag on, atts mpts d
70 board a West Fourh street car while
In x otion. He WAS throyD TO the ground
and had his face badly scratched and
cut. DR.. Baird attendef bin.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08

The Massachusetts, Republicans say,
that every Obligation redeem ,bls IN
coin must b. paid in gold" What d,
the silver Republican Shutters tay {,
that
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
A Grand Reception aod nan

Will be given by the Kaigbts Of st
Lawrencs this evening a. Torn He'll,
Eighth and French streets. Every
arrangement for the same are complete d
and a most enjoyable time Is expected. d.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
go stndents So I.nt.rirn

Goldey College. EiNth and Market
Streets The individual instruction plan
explains why they otsr weekly. Write
or cal for eircular(
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Onrdnnla Place SOFA.

Thomas Davis, attorney. purchased the
Alor - Gordon fern OF $50 acres, situated
Ia St. Georges hundred, and sold By
Sheriff Gillls at Middletown yesterday
The price paid was 81 300.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Coopei's sucosrsor Cammiasloned.

Governor Watson has issued c1mmis
sion 10 ex-spesker Of the Senate Charles
]. Harrington, Of Fsrmlngton. as register
OF Wills OF Kent county. he succeeds E
T. Cooper, Of Dover
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
New Junior o. U. A. NJ. members.

Eureka Lidge No 2, Junior o u. A.
NJ, had a pleasant social session after
the business meeting last night Ten
new members were initiated.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
The Garment Room

Filled to repletion with the
most worthy ideas of the most
prominent makers.
Jackets, Capes, Waists, Sep
arate Skirts. There's a pleas
ing surprise in store for you
in the prices.
Capes at So to $40 and
prices in between.
Jackets at SIS to $22 and
all prices in between.
Separate Skirts So to $I2
and prices in between.
Silk and Cotton Shirt
Waists in large variety from
so cents to SI2.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Disease ia Ill.

Disease is like a
railroad train. IL
has a regular way of
coming an d going
and keeps on stead
lily along a certain
track. You can al
most always tell how
a disease starts, and
where it will prob
ably end. 1t won't
go out of its way
to oblige you any
more than a locomo-
tive will. Disease
usually begins when
the appetite give s
out-that's the FIRST
warning whistle.
Then the stomach
and nutritive organs
fail to supply good
blood. The circula-
ffo~ r.~or,o .ocr f6tw
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
steamshlns IN collislon.

New YORK, April S.-While proceeding
to sea the steamship Bellarden bound for
South American ports, came into collision,
near quarantine, with the Red Star line
steamship Friesland and was so badly in
iurcd that she was boached at Staten IS
land TO prevent sinking. No one on board
either vessel was injured.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Allen Deoliaes a Presidential Nomination.

OMAHA. April s.-Senator W. V. Allen
addressed letter TO Governor Hoicomb
declining to DO candidate on the Popu-
list ticket for presidential honors He
claimed that Others in the party deserved
tho recognition and his business would
not permit of such an arrangement
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
KENNARD co
62t-62S Market Street.
A
Straightforward
Business.

Making a bid for popular
patronage needs no diplomacy,
6nesse or sharpness in its man.
agement. Plain, clear, honest
methods are what the public
tie to.
These methods you will find
in force here at all times. We
attribute our success in a great
measure to this practice.
We are here to serve you
faithfully-want this store to
be pointed out and spoken of
as the place where all classes of
the community may come and
feel that they are being dealt
with in absolute fairness.
All ready for the Spring bus
iness-got a store full of
bright, new merchandise to
tell you about.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Belts.

We are showing some of the
finest leather Belts ever offered
over a retail counter. These
goods were made for us in
Connecticut and the leather
and make surpasses any thing
we have seen anywhere. They
are very superior goods-5o
cents up. as,
Evening journal., 1896-04-08

Now opening new Laces,
Inserting and all overs.
Venice, Chiffon, Applique.
The styles are very striking
and effective.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08
Silks.

A new line of Pinted Warp,
$I.25. These same goods were
sold early in the season at So.
Evening journal., 1896-04-08

DOVER, April The following regis
trars and alternatea Of election wers
appointed yesterday by Governor Wat
Evening journal., 1896-04-08

Ful List OF the Registrasion Omoers who
We're Appointed By Governor Watson
Yesterday Except for One or Two Hun
dr.da
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
RUTHERFORD.

III. Rutherford Free Library was removed on
Friday from the Shafcr Building 10 It's new quar-
i.rs IN tho Iyi-on Library Building. presented 10
tie library by David y. Ivison. Formal ceremonies
I'm connection with the sif; all. Sa held In the
building on Thursday night when Mr. lvson Is cN-
pected TO be present. Among those 10 take p'r'
are the Rev Or T. \. Bnlkcy. pastor or the ffSt
prcsbvterian Church. Henry y. Jackson, pres"cu'
Of Tho Board of Education: the k.v. .'"crsr u
Radger pastor OF ihr Church Of our Fathfr. W. !.
Iny,ls nrrril,al Of fhr Grammar school Director
TIgrI.-. burrows, and Mayor William Mckrnhi'. OF
East Rui herford. u IS expected tnht IN" fuoeh-
siein Club Will sing. Ill, .,o,a
Rutherford Council. Royal Arcanum VIII attend
service AT the Methodist Episcopal ,hurch IN q
hody Tonight. The sermon viii be Delivered ny tHe
REV charles l.. Mead. member OF the councL
"fasf century run will be held by the Runner
"a q, m tho finish At 80 p. m. SURVIVORS, VII re-
cciyn medals The route includes Millbnrn. pam
ncld N.w-Erunswick and Franklin Park.
no first Informal dance oi the season AZ inc
I'nion club took place on Friday night. The COM
rolt,oe I'm charge was composed OF y l.. chapman.
l. n Parsons W Thomson. W. B Barley. harry
u JioIlister and John Ke,tell.
.Sot such "A Fool As lie Looks n thrce-act
,omedv was given by local amateurs on Friday
ngIi in Ireman's Hall for the benent OF the W est
End Fisc and Drum corps l.. 49,
The 1rsi opera to bo produced this season by the
ioc.I amaterr opera company Is The Sorcerer ny
cilhert and sullivan. l.. Percy sykes, the young
t.nplishnan who made such a striking success IN
the ..NIkado'' and "Ermnie, Will probably cross
tho water again 10 take part In the production
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

brilliant wedding took place on "Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. John II. Russell. on
somerset-st Miss Eva May Beekman. niece OF
Mrs Russell was married to William Pennington
Dickson OF New-York. The Rev. Peter s. Beck
man Of Currytown y. T.. assisted by tho Rev. W.
" Knox of New -BrunsHlck performed the cere-
mony The bride was given away by her brother.
William T. Beokman. OF Ncw-i ork. Miss sadie
Iangdon OF this city, maid OF honor. ana MISS
Viola Hickman, Of Kcyport, and Miss Belle kus-
sell of New-York bridesmaids CHARLES W.
Jusscli of this city best man. The ushers
u'src A H. Beckman OF New-York and John van
Dyke Of ewBrunswck.
other weddings in this city this week were MISS
l,,i1ai,etn Kennedy TO Daniel Carr. of Staten ISL
a,,d" Iamcs G. Lyons and Miss Margaret a. Leary.
Mise C'ornea r. Ferguson and Joseph a. Law
Members OF Company d are preparing for the
rnueI fall Inspection, which takes place in No.
,,n,nIer in the armory at Zmmermans Hall. The
comnanv has a record of every man present for ten
consecutive inspectonA . H.. -, -, l.,
~ n g. A. Buildng in this city. and the pros
n..,s are for "A lively season In the fascinating
sport. ..,os ~ Jo,ces and recen,ions nv
49,, " c:rosvenor Club OF Metuchen took place at
rnhin's Hall on Thursday evening:
r%a auditorium Of the FIRST Methodist Church OF
A., ne go, viii be formally opened on Thursday and
tt,ri,o, evenings OF next week with an entertain
riiu.s . nd sumner by the Ladies' Aid Society.
mr.. rha ,nn,,ai fair Of ST. Johns German Cathoc
,.n,'rch hegau on Wednesday evening. and VIII
coz. er counciI Daughters OF Liberty. OF Mtown:
.rI Ro.,aI Council. OF South River were guests OF
Irn,y CORNELL. Of this city. Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
NORTH HUDSON.

Peter Lain and Miss Laura Gerdes' boti OF
tooLo,sack-ave Weohawken, were married at
tho home OF the brides parents on Tuesday even-
Ing by the Rev Edward Mohidenka. OF New-iork.
william Bruder, OF New-York. was best man. ana
Nt,.s Pertha Schafer bridesmaid. After the
c.rsmonv the entire bridal party took trolley
o.r .s,oclaIly chartered. for Ruth's Hall, Union
Iul where n most enjoyable time was spent
Among those present were Mayor Simon Kelly,
Mr. and Mrs j. c. Cerdes. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
rruder Mr. and Mrs. George Lain. Mt ana Mrs.
Nicholas Davids Mr. and Mrs. Rooo"' Noble MI
ard Mrs Theodore Schmidt, Miss Aade Rickerch,
Mrs TYLER. Miss Ida Bruder. Miss Jennie Fart
r,doa Mr. and Mrs. Luke Kelly Thomas carrol
and Miss Carroll. Mr. and Mrs John Kun. MI, .m anp
Mrs William Miller. Mr., and MRS J9hn b'shIl., n
Wr and Mrs William Kinder. Mr.. and Mrs John
concannon and Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'Donneli.
A nretty home wedding was soiemnlzed on
vedrssday afternoon when Miss Maud Emily
came The wife OF Emil Schumann. or NO SIS
Zabriskie-st Jersey city. The Rev. James am.
cron rector OF the Church OF the ASCENSION JERSEY
Ca,r heights performed the ceremony. Among
,hose present were Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles r.
Brown. Charles brown. .jr;,. Oouslas Brogn NJ r
Week.. Mr.. and Mrs: j. X Miller mrs, III; va: ~;
Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. William Hayensi ME; rS
Hayens Mrs A. Dakin, the Misses Garrle l,r,s anu r
Iorence Dakin. Bertram and Edwera DaKin' 81 ~. .
,rd Mrs. r. f. Redheld. Mrs. Schumann tne
y isses Schumann. Carl G. A. Schumann' Mrs NJ
- " pleasing and Instructive lecture was given
wednesdsy night in lions Church; West .uSsct Sswt
being "Martiu Luther.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
HOBOkEN.

Tho members OF the Atlantic Roat Clup ce'e'
hra,ed the nftieth birthday OF ex-Presdent Chares
Ercnkoetter on Tuesday evening. In the boathouse'
Nusic WAS furnished and excellent dinner WAS
served A beautiful silver loving cup was pre-
sented the ex-president
Tho Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor OF the Flrs; Presbyterian 'hurch he'a
..coin,ob social IN the church parlors on TUESDAY
evening.
A meeting OF the women who are working ior
,b. fair IN the interest OF the g. Marys Hospital
hu,lding fund was held Tuesday evening, when
co,s.d .rable business was transacted. II was de-
cided to have several handsome and costly prizes
witch will be- voted for The voting contest is TO
de,.rmine which is the more popular man. Mayor
Iega, ~ Hoboken or Mayor Kelly. OF Wee
h,,,L.n A committee to decide the contest was
named
The Hoboken Lodge OF Eks gave thcr SECOND
annual entertainment and hop at the quartet 'iuo
Hall on Friday evening. fine programme was
presented. ., J., A.. r-,rs, NJ,
,Ioral Rank OF Hoboken. and Miss Elsie NJ brot-
h,scn were married In st. Matthews Lutheran
Church on Wednesday afternoon the hev. A!eA-
ondcr Richter. pastor OF the church, oiiiciateu
Nv friends witnessed the ceremony. but Only
relatives and near friends attended the reception
which followed at the home OF the brides parents
No 252 Palisade-ave.. West Hoboken Inc uraw
- roon, was tastcfully decorated with chrysanthe-
m,,ms palms and ferns. The bride wore ricn
ivorv white satin dress, trimmed with lace ana
chnon and carried lilies OF the valley. Miss Anna
a. Eackenmester maid or honor. MISS anna
cocZ and Miss Charlotte koss were priuesm'. az
Mise SIsle Rroeker acted as flower girl Mr.. VIII
irm Muller was best man and Mr. Frank Schroder
and Mr. Arthur Ritter were ushers.