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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

cousin who afterward became famous In
Wall street, managed TO sneak out OF the
academy. The cousin went into the back
yard and got two lengths Of clothesline.
Van Wyck went on a scouting expedition
for wheelbarrow. He found one in the
yard of Henry W. Shaw, who had only re-
Gently settled In Poughkeepsie and who
was then less widely known as a local auc-
tioneer than afterward as Josh Billings.
The wheelbarrow was left under the
Gormitory window and the clothesline was
taken to the room. 1t had been found out
that n train for New York stopped at
Poughkeepsia little before midnight. Ac-
cordingly, as everybody in the school ap-
peared to DO asleep at Il o'clock, prepara-
tions were made TO lower the trunk the
two stories from tho dormitory to the
ground The rope was knotted at intervals
and bound around the trunk, which was
carefully pushed over the window ledge.
The trunk was small one, but IL was
about all the boys could manage. Once
out OF the window, bang It went against
the side of the building. The boys were
scared and stopped TO listen. They heard
no sound within the building, and so the
lowering process was continued Slowly
the trunk went down, down, down, until
finally the rope slackened and 1T was
known that the trunk had reached the
ground in safety Then the cousin stole
down stairs, out Of the door into the yard,
unloosened rope and put it back where
he had founL it In the yard.
They stole down stairs then and out into
the night BY turns at the wheclbarrow
they got it TO the station. Young Wander
lat for NnrE
train came along, goodbys were said, and
while the young dcserter was rolled away
to New York his cousin and young Van
Wyck returned TO the academy.
Young Vanderbilt reached his home the
next day. When his father heard the story,
he told the boy that no had done wrong
and that he would have to return to the
school at once
"Al right, father" said young Corne-
Illus, "of course If yop send me back III
have TO 60 But the next dose of jalap
= have TO take / III run away again, and then
l won't come homo"
William H. Vanderbilt was struck by
star No Hannas go with the horoscopes
of such as Watson. Between us, the Popu-
list nominee for vice president Is the sort
of person one would not hesitate 10 name
as executor of his estate. one would feel
reasonably sure as one dreamed in his
grave that his widow and orphans " @
getting their duos. One might go al &
summers day and meet no better IN
Yet one must say of Watson, as Emers On
did Of Thoreau--it exactly states a case
in RESPONSE 10 an inquiry, "While we love
Thoreau, we don't like him." Ii.
Lewis in New York Journal. ..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
A Bride His Legacy.

without having seen his bride before the
wedding day Harlem L. Livcngood Of Peru,
Ind, married Miss Anna Cossaboon Of AL
ton, Ills, the other night
Miss Cossaboon was aflianced TO n
young man at Peru who was recently
killed in railroad accident. Livengood
was the dead mans friend, and wrote TO
his chum flancce the story Of the accident.
A correspondence resulted, which finally
developed into love match, and Liven-
good went to Alton and personally met
his bride elect The wedding followed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
Devastated From Hail.

Minneapolis. July Fl. - Dispatches
from many points in South Dakota state
that Wednesday nights hailstorm COM
pletely devastated a stretch OF country
Go miles long and five TO six miles wide.
Harvest had been begun, but the
shocked grain was beaten into the
ground. The damage amounts to hun
dFeds OF thousands OF dollars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
A GoIdbux In Earnest.

+, A.. Reynolds of Arcadia, Neb., IL a
warm advocate OF the gold standard and
wears gold coins for buttons. lie attracts
attention on the street, for he Is walk
ing goldbug He has a couple hnndrcd
dollars worth Of gold on his coat and vest.
For coat buttons he has four s20 gold
pieces. His i've vest buttons are tl0 gold
pieces, and he wears s5 goldpicccs for but
tons on his coat sleeves His scarfpin Is
made Of a s5 goldpIecc and 90 cent gold
piece o--Philadelphia Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
Displ.n.ed AT the vatican.

Montreal. July 3i.-word has been re-
ceived from Rome that the holy see
views with dlspleasure the attitude as
eumed by Archbishop LangevIn and Ia :
fechs OF Three Rivers. during the recent
Canadian general elections. in relation
90 the Manitoba school question.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
BY the President.
Richard olney, Secretary of State.
Two Hundred Homeless People.

storm. like cloudburst occurred west
Of this citv yesterday afternoon. and
within a period of 30 minutes, a mighty
torrent OF water had spread desolation
along both Farmers and Fishers run,
I'm the lower part of this city No lives
were lost, as there were persons along
the creeks who saw the water coming
down the valley. and who ran from
house to house warning the people. Ev-
erybody fed. Two hundred people here
are homeless, as a result Of the food.
The damage will aggregate all of $780,
ca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

New York, July 31.-Steamer Massa-
chusetts ran into. and sank the two
masted schooner Vandalia near Corn
field shoals. Long Island Sound, at 2
o'clock yesterday morning, during fog.
The VandaIia's crew, numbering 10 per-
sons. was picked up by the biassachu-
setts and brought TO this city. The VAN
dalia Yves almost cut I'm two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

Poison Ivy, insect bites, bruises, scalds,
burns, are quicKly- cursd by DeWitts
Witch Hszcl hGlve. the great pile cure.
JohnsionI Pharmacy, 500 Westminster
street, Metzgcrs Pharmacy 23O North
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
SUMNER RESORTS.

BELMONT HOUSE, Gloucester. Mass
rates To suit the present times. cars pass
door every 10 minutes TO beschss. special
rates to families. A. Powell. Prop. jy2j Do
No. LONDONDERRY. N. H.-The Wild
ers, high, healthy location. nrst. class rooms
and table, dance hall. piano and pool table
for the amusement OF guests, free ride %
lake each week. 10 miles from Boston. A.
Perry. Box 90. jy2s &c
sUNNYsIDE FARM : A quiot summsr
resort, high location, beautiful scenery and
orives, piazzas, large, cool rooms, fresh
vegetables berries, milk and eggs. 2 daily
N. II. jy256
FOREST FARM HoUsE-opsn for summer
boardsrs July l: pleasant location, nice shady
lawn, large rooms. good table board, terms
s5 psr week. X. Dow, box 65 No. wears.
N. III. sy256
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

No morphine or opiuin IN Dr. Miles PAIx
PIIIs. CURE All Pain. zone cent dose"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
THE NEWS is the Homo Paper Of Providence
All Want Ad. Readers are Home People.
SUMMER RESORTS.

BOARDERs wanted a farm, high location,
dne view of Lake Waukewan, fsesh milk, butter
and eggs. ars N. @ Clark. box at, Meredith.
N. H. ju2s-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

THE CLIFF, North Conway, N IL Open July
I. Terms, July aud August 800 TO sle.o0 per
week. Address Box AZ, N, Conway, N. III.
iy9-im
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.
WAN z D.

DRESsMAKERS-Ca be accommodated at
lis Clifford street with irons rooms also
light housekeeping rooms iy906
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

wANTED-A girl for general housework;
at 237 Waldo street. jy29 Ct
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

TO BET-64 Doyle avenue, upper tenement
rooms on floor and attics, furnace, hath.
set wash trays, etc; Inquire at Al Doyle
avenue. jy2S Gt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-An energetic young man, who can
travel as ordered, 20 opeh up new territory.
Guaranteed salary and commission Big money
TO the right man Box 81 Springfield, Mass. jy30-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET-Corner OF Courtland and Tell
streets, a beautiful room cottage, all i'm
proyements; rent TO a good party SlS per
jy2s Go
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

WANTED-Man TO give free treatment in
city and introduce an Aerial CatarTh Inhaler
Address DIR. Worst. Ashland, O. iyH sc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

wANTED-Lady and Gent. canvassers.
$4,000 with chance for advancement, Address
Box H. News office. jy27 90
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Industrial Insurance AGENTS OF good
habits and address for best policy issued. Cali
sap.to $3.50 a. m. L. Jones, sup't Room B, lv3
Westminster street iys-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31
SUMMER RESORTS.

THE KNOLL, q fne summer resort am ong the
mountains OF sullivan county n. VI LOCO feet
elevation. house has all MODERN improvements; {;
good table; have few desirable Rooms left Ad-
dress J. A Munson, Woodbourne, sullivan county
~. Y jy3-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

TO RENT-Lower tenement ct 81 Hudson
street: rooms trst fioor.2 good attic rooms |;
laundry ana motern improvements. Inquire
IS Willow Court. 1y2O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

WHEELS IN THE HEAD-Latest tad, worL
or the vest. applies TO both parties, send
l0cts. for sample and agents price list, +. 81
w. Mfg Co., box 3llS, Boston, Mass. iy25
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-07-31

WANTED-Agent, worker: either sex
lamp burner, no chimney, no kerosene Call
between and 3 p. IN. 3S Hazard Avenue.
iy25 OF
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ROOMS TO LET.

VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, furnished or nm
furnished, at 27i Washington street Table board
ers aecommoda tedi references. jy30-6t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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Fswe~st SIN Hold. On.

Tacoma. Csr s-sreciai-A V ra~-
c@st E1sa continues 20 cucumber the o-ysee
81 rlavo- % Tacoma Notwithstanding the
fsct that the supreme court threw his
case out w!Eh a denial o. his eppncasson
Tor Wit Of prohibition directed axa.-ss.
tsse superior conrt % Pierce county. sa,-
n~1ay. City Attorney Jadsor. spaak king for
6y. Fss~ett. sal that he wos,d rscyT be-
sS-sas e-rSrO.ie ed IN any ursflxusaeSg scra-r-
be Hzo- wosT.1 The acting mayor take AIRY
chance Of getting irs.o IRE calaboose mere
~ Tor IRE sake % hos*ng on 70 the or ~.
30 sfssrh he has 20 right. Mr. Judsor
on fFs contrary. Outlined very generous
course ~ acton whsch ne sAid FAwces-
would carry out WREN he Rad examine.
Ere decision OF r%1e supreme court Mean
wee a copy Of IRE document hal been
telexrs pied for ard was expected day.
Vale Mr.. juis9n nav have attempted
10 create the impression tfss as client.
Mr.. Fawcefi. was disposed 20 DO th& right
;asag II the premises. nevertheless, the
stea Is gaining ground that MI raweast
= simply sp5rTsug for wind. The news
papers az hsd pretty fall summary 81
the c.sion. ana Mr.. Judsan has been In
formed o, lis effect. The decision was
RENDERED las Friday. siree which Mayor
Orr has been ne executive officer Of the
city. = be was nos auFlng all TIE tine
hat tAe case hss been pending N the
cegrf>. Fawcest is SIMPLY a private csts-
TeH- II Re rernairs IN she ofTice Of tse
mayor a. ths city hat - does so By xss-
tsrance. ard. IA tse opinion % many law
years. could be evsetes without further
delay. n fhss ilght FaS~es.-s actions
snce Ire decision o. fA@ court vas aiez.
seezs uke a sgar erfaSs ana makes. :.
tsr the purpose % gaining tine
TIE situation has not materially charged
to@3sy Most people though; tAa; Fawcest
wGgEs s. led possession sF the ofsce wlssazst
further sQpAh5lfaw over legal technical
,sss. ard rasi ~ aeon today Mayor orr
@oa,1 - installed IN rs of.3oa Srca i
n8t the case. however, and M JasSss3
wstgn asSsa today wAzg F&xcett .nteEsss
- 50. gave The sane answer .hss ~ id
ass wees namely. that no action had
BEEN 8e-.iej appa. and t3Ag 1aers X su29
De DctslaE dsanlte Gattl % bad sxa.1sr I'D
sac decision.
NayoF Qrrs attorneys have hs,3svsi that
Fawcg-t woa.d vzcage w1thout running
ias Fisk - E,eiug thrown lnto al ara taev
have made I'd move "a larry the o7srl n
- ths couvt INTO physfsai operation
through re saerfTs ef1ce. y "a hardy
igNe1y tas9 N5il ~sIf zasach loazsT - pa ~
cets % El2ke - as mind WAS As IS xa.nx
10 GO
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THE TiE-UP COMPLETE.
Cattle Starving 1t the Deposs. ships
sailing without Their ~--~o<s.
Oniy Passenger Trains Running.

F@crzs- AaE. Oct ~. p ? Aasz1-,
grand secretary ard treasurer o. m Or
der Of Railway Tessg-zpAers. has received
dispatches from Montreal showing tna-
the tie-zsp Of tne Canadian Pacific is cora
pisss- Nothing ls moving sxcep. a few
passenger trains. On Saturday night rhs
cispstchers az Smiths Falls. ire Only czes
who remained al worE and WHO rad
charge ~ - niles Of road, went ont
Tire te2sx-apnsrw. G-. Aaston's 6isnaten
sympathy Of the public All zIozz the Cara
dian Pacific AZ many places an objectson
II mad. to any one else attempting 20 per-
form 1elegrzpa1e duties The employees Of
the train service have beea restrained
with difficulty from taking par. IN ire
strike This Is the reason the chiefs cf
their orders have gone 70 Montreal
TIE committee o. re engineers. fire.
men. conductors an4 orak@.nen have set
se1 the Officials nat trey VII no. rsx
Their lives with iaexperseacess telegraph
srs. Il - reported that he roa5 : s7ssag
t5.1e day Cattle are starving "a ne
cars. and goods from Gina and Japan
are lying =: Vancouver Island awz-Ff2g
Shipment SAips have been lysHE IA port
for more than a week awaiting cas1se, an5
have been ballzSte3 preparatory 20 SANG
for England without cargo.
The situation for ths Can3iaa Pa
N&~z~ - E-L44~<%2@-E< F~ss OWING 70
<he fact that navigation closes IA aoozt
thirty days and great crops IN TIE North
west remain unu3oye1
Committees os Ire conductors, eag4neses
arerns3 and brzksnen have called on ftns
management and asked for speedy set
tsernent OF the troah.e.
Notwithstanding that the Canadian Pa
cfzac Claims - be able to equip the system
VITA tslsgrASse-s. the efforts 20 secaTe
in Es-N~zrt ftfiSG a. 81 -
and free ,ransporIaCio have not net vita
s success A1yices have been recs.ysd from
New York. Chicago and other cities nat
commercial and other tslegraphers hare
refused 70 take the places o. the strikers.
The road Is Advertising for telegraph oge-
rAtors In the United States. The lafes.
adyicss this morning are that the situation
looks towards = favorable settlement Ia a
few days
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YRGsAA~x

examining the Old Dutch records relating
10 th= Venezuelan boundary ana has spent
considerable tine over the government.
archives, with the rssslt thai quite an
array os new testimony bearing upon the
point AZ issue has been unearsheG. Mr..
Couders was seen tonight concerning The
result O. bis Trip He said much had been
accomplished.
Immediately upon my arrival az The
Hague" said he. Il met Prof Bar. os
Cornell university. who as the represent ia
tive OF the commission. had already spent
much tine IN gathering data. Together
we went through the records very thor
oughly.
Then Ne vent % LonSen. where many
OF the records were transferred az tas
tfrie 90 the purchase cf Guiana il 1sIS.
Many % these records had already been
pgsllshed nv tbs British government and
very fairly. We found olher useful evt-
dense there. however. and Sota Ia Londca
ana Holland rnef uniform courtesy II the
prosecution e our search
Were al the records prior 70 1873 trans
ferrea TO London az the tine o. the saier''
he was asked.
NO. iuaeea." said Mr. Coudert- Not
al OF tAe-n- we found some very valuable
pap~rs in the old Dutch records"
Just hcw valuable these records were
or what they teasxd< 20 establish. NJ.
E9J1frf TtIt1 not disclose. DIT reiterated
his Statement that they were very .sjgs-
bic. Another useful source q Information
rs sad. was the propaganda a. Rome.
wher. some valuable records were fSsn3-
The pioneers IN this territory" be sail.
were monks. calefy a. The order OF Ca
packlns anss ff1esr reports 20 taeir horn~
order contain much Information which
both parties 20 fae controversy have been
allowed 20 Avafl themselves Of.
hA f-A
has passed between Secretary Oin~y and
Lord Salisbury recently. Mr. Couder.
sad.
Il understand this correspondence deals
wtth TIRE Subject az s-sstrStBos generally
and cAanvs Dc specifically applied 10 .hs
Venezuelan controversy. TIE rScers visit
CT joseph C.San osrisin d6 rot 81 IT.
opinion. have any connsctlcr WITH this
case 80 FAR "a know officially. Tot hing
f5rth@- has besr ornr5Ishss n The mat
ter faan when laf', and = airy aeg9.is-
ffgrS are being conducted ~ The sxsce-
tive OF the government 20 settle r. they
are suEnc ~ re. ] canrs0s say when
the cona missions report wt3 he ready or
whether i wiN - suishss psfcrs fs-esi-
Sent Cssv ssarfs tam % of-Sse expires"
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4 Wealthy Old Hermit Who Proea-
bly, Went Mad.

CTsve.arrs. o. Oct A-Deta-,s q. a grae-
so-rse tragedy Ia The ItSle scNTs os Aszk-
icy. l. Medina county. Sesg-fay. have
BEEN received here. where tesr body Of
Bernard Sherman. 4 hsr-zt. was fossnd
n RS cabin chained ard Eas.ock~3 20 q
rsoss-
Nearly twenty years ago there spp.zrress
= Huxley stranger. Of whom nothing
Vas known beyond his name. whEc5 Has
Bernard Sherman. The snouss-rsye cVuGrry
fox. after year or more az curiosity
sef- Tia man 1rr6iSsu-ees1 n TIE so-tuzs
of = 1ac-eclt o23 hovel. waseh Re had
rented "a the lone some outskirts o. he
ha-n,@t- The hut gradually became STR
rounded with an air OK mystery. The
Gwe2+er raresy visited the village. and
tasa or,y for me necss~ag4es % Afs.
which ne seemed TO naTe aien.y q money
10 pay for. One night n The cary part OF
las, week several boys were passing the
place. when they were started by pro-
songei and terrifying human -ayirgs- The
o2a nasn was never heard Of again
Agra4i Of scorTs OF the iscressuio1s. -ha
tso~s DID Tot tel OF their expe-seace. SsI-
the deserted appearance OK the Old hut
Saassy attracted attention. ard an srv~S-
tiEation was started There was crSr ore
roou IN the house. AMI when the door was
broken n eae Oh nan was fcunz lying
dead. chained 20 a pos. IRE position 81
TIE body tod OF & Seash raos- hcrT7ase.
and 1hs doctors asc-S5~3 death 10 hydro
phobta- Just OUTSIDE eF tkse hcvel was
found tina body Of a bix 81. Bernard dog,
rsle so1e cor ran1o- OF The hermit
The superstition is that the brute went
mad ard BIT his master. The ca iran.
rea,izsng thai death vas .nsTftah.e. bad
aoCkez hEsnsc-f in when BE fest the r~ad-
Ness coming on. chained hiuase.5 fast.
locked his fe1ters with q pad-cck arss
thrown the key away. Bssrfed under the
floor ot the noyei 49, found $4,000 IN
gold. There was nothing that coal5 she'd
liEat OF the mystery OF Aas life. In ore
pocket was found an oceesn steamer check
from Liverpool. dated November e. 1874
ard OF re wal burg an oil miniature OF
woman ard a child. TIE body was
given a decent burial.
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SPECIAL

New Tubular E-zs4a. ta -
Gus wsdtas~ az cCslo-s. IN NoAesp
aEi SEX New BussoaA q -.
yx-ssy.
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Atlanta. Ca. SEPT 5.-Ts TIE ruling %
Judge Fcgse. oS Atlanta. Obtains. hyyrso-
lists Wi have 20 De very careful what
trey order ;heir subjects 10 do The Judge
holds HAT the hyprotist IS directly re-
sporst6,4 fcc The acts II his subjects
Darn a performance az a 3crca. theater
the subject OF q hyp1otIs. imagined ne
@as q monkey. lie grabbed ha. Off
nan - the a1asezss= ard BIT a yss-ee os.e
of l. The professor ard his BUSINESS
Fnanage- declined 20 make good the cost
q TIE hat. and the sEpnosasr was prose-
cgte9 before judge rNozfte on a Charge O.
malicious mischief The Judge zIseas-.ss
taa charge ard bound the hypnoS.s, over
- tire higher court
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artlers T. r.. Oct 5---ft}a frso~.a ~ conn
-f4 convened tsls morning a. T1zkzhsrr1s
an as ~, 70 serious trouble las rsSa. -.
Marsha Nj eAissE~r aAz a Number o. has -.
rzs sent Cart. jazz Els ~gtn zessas
0, Indian police. beside a rozn5aEy % vol
sserx arrived sesr~ TessS-s4v. Coz. No
t>1-sasa wasl - tnaax &Ese3- vg1snss-
esv. ars < arg trososs breaks oas martial
Law via. ~ aeeSHge8.
wassEs stSn Oct. S.-As ire regaezt az
rha satxrso~ Department tbs secretary Of
xar has s~nt f-ecrs 70 Tsa&s4Aorna. in toe
rTaoefzw cogafry. 10 quart against sross-
IA wnz-z 81 aDprEkEF&~3 ~ Agent Tyls
ao-a. ~sea tie new chief % ne tribe "A
Installed. The 0rzsr was segsf e. Gar. af~~-
-est =. EzG1nra. zz& sne tsS31s s@r.s far
var 2x-s mo Iysogs o. czsa4-y, wao wsrs
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LET 5rE porrLisT KxpLAu.


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MILITARY PEEvIxHNESs.


San Francisco, Oct. a-The Bulletin to-
day SAYS there was an exhibition Of mill
tary unpieassaFness at the swell wedding
OF Miss Catherw ood TO DR.. GrtBnell. az the
Preside reservation today. Mrs. Major
Darling. the mother Of Miss Cztherwooa.
il not on good terms with Gen- Graham,
the coTnnanasr 81 the post. The Graham
family alone ~ al the officers families at
the post was not invited 20 the wedding
The Preside bard had been engaged 10
play at the ceremony. bait whsn the -ei-
ding commenced Gen. Graham ordered the
han6snen back 20 their quarters so they
did rot play az the wedding. Graham also
ordered Hack Inspector Martin and 10
carriages Of the reservation. 50 that the
guests had 70 walk from the nall Of The
post where The wedding took place, cut to-
the gates o. the Preside 70 get into their
carriages. The incident has caused much
feeling.