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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
THRAsHEp IN EIEvES MINUTES.

chap named Murphy, who enjoys the
reputation of a pugilist earned at several
contests, one of which recently took place
IN New York, Was around town Wednes-
day night locking fer somebody to nccept
" bet. he had the money with him and
he declared that he could lick man
named NJ ran with the greatest OF ease.
tie would wager s2 to that effect. During
the snow storm Thursday morning, Moran
heard OF Murphy's "dei" and he began
sssrch for the sorapper aud his money.
They came together in the middle of the
forenoon, and after u short consultation
In which Murphy told Moran that he
arranged. lhe stakes wers to be S2 siue
and the gate receipts. 4 few friends OF
both men were informed of the coming
event and barn controlled by lover of
BstIcuffs, and an admirer OF Moran, who
Is quiet, unobtrusive scrt of f,llow, Was
put in readiness for the fight, which was
TO be conducted under Queensbury rules.
The bsrl is located down town on tire
East side and 1t had goou facilities for
Keeping horses and ghting. The specta
tors were not numerous and ,eryone
had an opportunity to see all
the details. Both men stripped to the
regulation costume and the S2 fight be-
gan. IL lasted just III minutes and ut the
end OF 10 minutes Moran had Murphy,s
IL and Muruhy was licked, badly licked.
ii re had no sooner been called than the
prize fighter got a thump on the Jaw
from the boiler maker that made him, as
the sporting editors say, "groggy." A
of high-c.ass priza fighting
dc clnred that MorRn's left was o dsudy,
snd his right was a terror. Murphy had
III the form ana manner of talented
rugilist, but his fists lacked steam, and he
grew discouraged at Moran's dsre gard for
ringside style. About 80 seconGs Of thu
third round had elapsed wnen Moran
seemed to think he was rivetting boiler
and hsfore the chap who had exposed the
original s2 could get out OF tho way
Moran's sharp kpuclSles hooked him uu-
der the chin and Murphy went down and
'outn. Friends of the victor squsndered
Inc net earnings Of the fight i'm South
Main street beer saloons and in this way
hoy monaged TO keep comforts bic DUR
ng the dissgrecable snow storm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

A match between Dave Sullivan OF this
city and Patsy Haley Of Buffalo, n. Y,
would he one OF the Interesting bouts of
the season. Haley IL Bit clevoror than
Sullivan. but is not ~ good a puncher.
New York hghting clubs are trying nard
to get them together.
Chris Toole will orgsnizs and manage
the Bangor Base Ball Club of the Maine
state league.
George McFadden Is looking for
match With either "Spike" Sullivan.
Danny Mcbride or Joe Cans.
Manager Frank sslee of the Boston
League CLUB has arranged 20 play at Prince
ton Monday, April IL, ana at Hartford
April 10.
Boston ring followers fail TO understand
how IL was that the fight between Endie
Connolly ana Dick Burge was declared n
draw after 10 rounds Of figbtinE when TIE
limit was TO ba 20 rounds. Their view is
that the uetting, which was In favcr Of
Burgc, determined the matter. and that
the Engli.hmen though, u best 10 call Il
q oraw rather tnan take n chance OF los
ing their money. Of course, no one on
this side knows whether there was on
agreement between them, ana probably
tnose was not. hut 10 the same fign, had
been held here cue or the other would
have been deciored q winner. or else the
contest would have rcea permitted to 70
''ong 50 tnat ne could be picked out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Hazelton, Pa, Jan. 30.--Two thou
sand pounds of dynamite exploded al
the Crystal Ridge cOlliery. near here
late Thursday night. Three supply
houses were demolished. the side OF the
breaker torn out and the engine house
destroyed. Watehmen Rickcrt and En-
sineer ieager were buried In the debris.
the former being fatally injured. The
explosion was plainly felt i'm this city.
many windows being broken by The
elock. The explosion ~ said TO hay.
been the work OF tramps
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
FoR TIE CHAMPIONSHIP.

One of the most important glove con-
tssts between little men, of the year. will
be decided tonight at the broadway A..
&. New YORK when sammy Kelly OF that
city and Jimmy Barry of Cpicsgo will
meet In a 20-round bout.
1he contest will decide the Il5-pound
championship OF Americs, as Kelly is un-
doubtsdly the best boy Of his weight IN
the sas', while Barry is not Only ac-
knowlcdgsa chamrio Of the west, hut ~
America, having beaten every one he hes
met In his class. In feet, ne has been
compelled TO give away great odos In
weight in order TO secure profitable
match, and this evenings contest is no
exception.
Barry y undoubtedly a pbcuom onsl
fighter, and bis left hand is revelation,
being msrvclously straight and quics,
with great power and force behinI IL.
Kelly is surprisingly clover and
sbifty boy. with a hard punch in noth
hsnds, vino will undoubtedly give Rrrry
the battle oi his lie. even II he does not
defeat him.
There will be two preliminary l0-round
bout. between Jack Hannigsn ot Pits
burg and Biiiy U'Donnell Of Memphis.
ano Jack Smith Ct Norfolk. Va, and
'onc III Csn'beil Of Pailsdelpbis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
|! GPORTING
|, .......GOssIP.,
cs~, "a
PIGEON SHOOTING AT LARcnMoNT.

PIGEON SHOOTING AT LARCHMoNT.
Tho tbird annual pigeon shoot for the
amateur championship of the United
States began yesterday, under the auspices
OF the Larchmont yacht club, on the
clubs grounds at Lsrchmont manor. The
event is the most i'm portant of the season,
and attracted the ent ries of nearly all the
crack shots OF the clubs 20 which the
competition.was open.
The conditions call for 100 birds per
man, 80 yards rise and u yards boundary.
Halt the required numter OF birds were
disposed OF yesterday by ell except one OF
the II men who faced the traps. One
man withdrew after firing ut "a birds. A
strong wind blew straight across the
traps and the birds were very fast lot.
The scoro at the close Of the days. shoot
ing follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

of some suitable building for use as a
store house, repair shop and depository
for supplies.
|. This was passed.
Chairman Mhite--presented the follow
Inc:
: Resolved, That the committee on reia::
tions to the City Council be and hereby
are directed to request the City Council to
purchase or acquire all the land on the
northeast corner of Pond and summer
streets located and lying between said
Summer street, and the Manuel Training
High School lot, and extending northerly
from Pond street to line following the
northerly line of the Manual Training
High School lot to Summer street, for
the purpose OF building an addition 10
the Manual Training High School. Re-
ferred to the committee on High school.
Mrs. Kendrick called attention to the
fact that many OF the teachers are en-
ployed q good deal of the time in prepar-
ing, correcting ana reading matter for the
pupils, and much time is taken up out
side of school hours. She said professors
IN colleges, after seven years of service..are
allowed a year for travel and study with
their pay. and the city OF Boston ia now
considering the question of giving the
teachers one year of after 10 years OF
service for travel and study. Mrs. Ken
drick offered q resolution appointing q
committee to consider the matter.
Mr.. Joslin moved that the resolution be
laid on the table, but the resolution was
lost.
Mr.. Gilrain said the teachers have three
months each year. and this afforded an
opport unity for travel.
The resolution was passed.
Mr.. Manchester called up the resolution
presented at the last meeting requestiug
those having charge of the collection of
the poll tax 10 take such means as the
law provides TO collect said tax, as that
is one of the sources of income for the
support OF :he public schools, and the
only direct tax paid by such taxpayers for
tho education CT their children, and IL
the law oe inadequate, to make such re-
port to the school committee, and moved
its indefinite postponement. So voteo.
MIR. Joslin presented a resolution re-
questing the committee on High Schools
TO report on the matter of introducing
military drill in the schools. The resolu-
tion was passed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Beware OF Ointments for Caiarrh
That Contain Mercury

rs mercury will surely destroy the sense
system when entering II through the
mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they wilt do is teu-fold To the good you
eau possibly derive from them. Halls
Cstsrrh Cure. manufactured nv r. j.
cheney & Co., Toledo o., contains no
mercury, and il taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
fsces q the system. In buying Halls
Cstsrrh Cure he sure you get tie genuine.
Toledo. ohio. by y. j. Cheney & Co.
lssiimopials free.
sol, by Druggists, price 10 cts. per bot.
tie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Boston, Jan. SO.-During Thursdays
gales while the steamer Boston was e5
miles east OF Thatcher's island. the OIL
Gers suddenly saw a flare Of light on a
hshing vessel. and Immediately re-
Nersed the engines at full speed astern.
when the steamer stopped the fishing
vessel was found hove To right under her
bows The skipper had no side lights
burning, and. hut for the steamship
captain sighting the Hare OF light
through the thick snow storm. the fish,
ing vessel would have gone down, prob
ably with her entire crew.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
BEATEN BY WITCHES.
The Grays Went Down Before the
Salems Last Night.

The SaIems defeated Providence at
Salem last night in tbs hottoe. polo
game OF the season. Both teams were
out to win, and 1t was see-saw the entire
game, 1t being tied four times. Ii was
Menard's first appearance in Salem since
his illness, and no played hard and fast.
Wiley and Bartlett put up wonderful
game Of defense, while Hipson and Griffin
were going around the surface like
lightning.
With the speed of Hipson, Griffin,
Mensrd and Pierce, and the goal tending
Of Swords, the spectators were gisen rare
treat. Both teams put up fine passing
game, only to be blocked off at the critical
moment by the great work OF the ceuters
and halfbscks. The Providence team lost
one goal on fouls. The playing was hard
and fast, but was clean polo from start
to finish. The summary:
salem-Hipson lr, Griffin 2r, Wiley C.
Bartlett hb, Heffernan G.
Providence Pierce 1r, Menard 2r, Can
ayan n M Smith bb Sword n.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

st. Louis, Jan. 30.-ArthUr Palmer, the
murderer of his mother. brother and
sister az Mamroneck. n. y, In still here,
awaiting officers from the eust to take
him back To the scene OF his crime.
When seen by reporter. Palmer begged
that the knowledge of his arrest be kept
from his wife. IT was on my wifes ac-
count. he said that ;he killing took
place. married her five years ago.
ana my people We're opposed 20 the
marriage. They treated her shameful
~ and finally drove her FROM home. We
had n lrtle boy. but ne died Had my
people treated my wife the way they
should. they would be aiive today"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
The Origin of the LOcOmO-
tive Whistle.
Destruction of Eggs and But
ter Led to Invention.
A Connecticut Town Has an Epi-
demic Of a New Int0xicant.

The screeching of the locomotive whjs-
tie Is pow neard throughout the length
and breadth of the land, and some people
are disposed to regard 1t In the light OF
a public nuisance. Indeed a few years age
IN effort was MADE by prominent law
yer, whose residence was situated not far
from the railway track to have the "toot-
ing" OF passing locomotives prohibited.
The ~iiroad company made some sort Of
IN arrangement with the lawyer, how
ever, which was satisfactory TO him and
the matter was dropped. 1t Is ielsted as
. fact that toe invention OF the locomo-
tive whistle was the Result OF the des-
truction OF load OF eggs aud butter.
Wien locomotives were first built the
country roads were for the most part
crossed at grade and the engine driver
hao. no way OF gising warning Of bis
approach except by blowing tin horn.
The horn IL may be imagined, WAS far
from being sufficient warning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Portland. Ne. jan. so.--waf.en T..
Hailoy charged with stealing 5000
worth Of valuable stamps from q. 4.
steVens. Is on trisl here. A.rs. stevens
positively identified the prisoner a. the
man who procured the stamps from hes
album. ON the other hand. Baiicy claims
TO have been In Brockton ~. that day.
and his counsel put three reputable wit
nesses on the stand. VINO testified that
they talked with him in Brockton On
that day. The case is stlll on trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Perry. OKLA, Jan. 3O.-Elmer Il. Cox.
under indictment for the murder OF Hon.
l.. Il. Crawford. three months ago, has
broken Jail at Pawnee. and is at large.
IL Is thought he has gone to Texas.
where he has wealthy relatives. Craw-
ford was prominent man, and he and
Cox were neighbors. They quarrelled
about their wives. ending in a street
fight. I'm which Cox Knocked Crawford
on the head with piece OF timber, kill
ing him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
sid in supprsssing tie evil, but mean
willis II RACES with great violence

Kansas has furnished some unique
things In the past snd Is now rejoicing.
over what IL calls q marvellous production
a rabbit with Q psir of we'll developed
horns, worn sttbs base Of thesars. The
iittl animal was shot recently near Elk
City, and destined TO ndorn q hotel menu,
but, being a natural curiosity, il will be
mounted by q tsxidsrmist and decorate
museum sbsif. Inc horns are .
little over two inches In length, about
an inch in drcun ference, and are COM
posed OF a substance resem bling the con-
istency of q horses hoof.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Constipatino. in It's worst FORMS dyspepsia
sick headache biliousncss and arrangement
of the liver are readily cured by Dcwitt's
Little Early. Rsers. These little pills never
grirc. Small pill, safe pill. hest pili
Joseph =. Johnston's phsrmncv. SIC West.
minister street; Mctzger's Pharmacy 30 North
Main street Alfrcds Pharmacy N Ffiv
street; Joseph Driver, Riverside Pharmacy.
~ Manton avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Court Calendar for Monday.

tAppeliate DvisionJ
Dem. l33. Royce Allen q Co. VS.. Charles
II. OaiSes.
Eq. son. Alanson p. Wood ct al VS. Benja-
min A. Reynolds CT al
FIX. 2aO9. Charles Duke VS. Celestine Nor
rcau.
Ell $3.50. Edwsrd ID. gassctt, admir-. VS.. Ed.
ward McCabe, tr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
ri,cs Cured In 3 to O Nirht..-p

Asnew s Ointment will curs all cases OF
Itching Piles in from 3 TO nights. One
application brings confer. For klird
and iiseaing PnS II is peerless. Also
cures rs'ter, Sclt Rheuu,, Eeyems, Bar
hers Itch aud oil erupiions OF tbo skin.
80 cts. Sci by 3. l.. Lothrop, S5 Wtst-
min'ter street; BisndinG q Blsucine, "a
ana IS Weyborsst street; George l.. Clsfiln
y Co., C2-.2 south Main street; Hell &
Lyon, 2S7 wsstminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Released aud Again Arrested.

Portsmouth. n. H.. Jan. 30.-C. r.
Currier. whose term OF imprisonment.
for being concerned I'm an insurance
swindle. expired yesterday. was taken
into custody again. and taken to Salem,
Mass. TO answer a charge OF swindling
people In Newburyport.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Desperatlo Killed.

Chattanooga, Jan. 30.-A posse OF po-
lice officers yesterday went to the home
OF Billy Carter. "a noted desperate, who
had shot Police Captain /. c. Russell
several months ago. They found Carter.
who resisted arrest. lie opened fire on
the officers, the first shot breaking Off
Ger Charles Brooks Nm. All OF the off,
GERS returned the fire. and Carter fell.
pierced by ~ bulleta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
coRBETT WILL TRAIN AT DENVER.

James j. Corbett, will in oil probability
train at Denver for his night with Fitz-
simmons. After hearing that the prize
heht hill had become a law by the sig
nature of the governor of Nevada, he
ssid: 81 shall probably train in Denver.
don't know much about the health of
resorts Ia Nevads. l see that they are
locking up place as training ground
for one of us but l know nothing abe ut
it,. / have never been in the state ex-
cept when passing through on the cars"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
srASprSe OF THE POLO CLUBS.
PRIZE FIGHT BILL SIGNED.

Governor Sndler signed the Glove con-
test nil yesterday aflsrnoon, thus insur-
ing the Fiizsimmons- -Corbett fight fer
Nevada. Carson ana Rono are now bid
ding for selection rs the scene Of the con-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

One day In the year 1888 farmer Of
thornton, Eng, was crossing the railroad
track on one OF the country roads with
. big load Of eggs and butter. just as
he came oct on the track train ap-
preached. The engine man blew Lis horn
Justify, but the farmer dill not hear it.
Eighty dozen OF eggs and 90 pounds of
butter were smashed into an indisiin-
guishable unpleasant mas and mingled
with the kindling wood to.which tue
wagon wes reduced. The railroad COM
pany hrd TO rsy tn, farm er tie vslue OF
the wagon. II wss considered very seri
ous matter; strsightwGy director OF tie
company. Asslen Baxter 10y name, went to
Alton Grange, where George Stephenson
lived to see IL be could not invent some
thing that would give warning mors
likely to bo heard. Stephenson went to
work and the next day Lad a contrivance
which when atiacred to the engine boiler
and the steam turned n,gave cut a shrill
5iscordsnt sound. The railroad directors,
greatly delig hted, ordered similar con-
trivsnces attached to sll the locomotives,
sad from that day 10 this the voice of
the locomotive whistle has never b,en
silent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
wHALERs BADLY BEATEN.

New Bedford ives badly beaten at Fall
River last night. Fall Rivers defenae
wss superb, while the excellent team
work of the lecils made scoring easy for
the forwards. 1he summary:
Fall kiver-Russell, 1r, Connell, 2r,
Cotter C. Everett hb, Curley G.
Now Bedford = Roberts 1r. Spencer Pr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

DIR. Agntw's Liver pills ara the most
perfect made, and care liIe maric, Sick
Reiasche, toostipation, tsjliousnrss, In
digestion and ell Liver Ills. 10 cents. For
sails ty Il. l.. Lothrop, s5 Westminster
street; Blsnding q il,ndiny, "a and IS
WeybrSet street; Gsorgs l.. Ilsflin e.
Co., b2-a2 south Main street; Hall 4
Lyon, 237 Westminster sirtc..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

An epidemic OF new intox lean, is re-
forted TO havs fallen upon Connection.
town snd TO be stealing away the brains
as we'll ss the substance of the people
When rye and bourbon have paled on
fhe palsts OF the whisky drinker, sui
phuric ether hiss neen known TO be cub
stitu.et to the satisfaction OF the i'm
biber; morphine ana chlorsl srs we'll
known 10 the medical protection. and
laudanum coc1tsils are a not inffea rent
iick-mc-pp; hut tire new stimu,ant is
said tn transce1d all these in i,s fasoina-
tion tni 6istructivc potency. 1t is called
cce'irc enun, aud is described as teing
composed of cocaine, sugar and milk.
magnssia and pnsntnol, or peppermons
extrac and spoiled 10 tho poerrils like
tobacc" snrtf. Ii wes first prescribed by
phyri ian as remedy for caiarrh. The
piIient who used il told neishbor of it's
wdnseIfrl or hiiarstin! effect, the news
s5rei5, and soon whole section Of the
town wns submitting itself to ,Iestmont
for catarrh by the new seductive remedy.
Now. the iovn druggist cam surply
the d emsad foe it,. and among the Vie
tips are ctiidsea Of tender yelrs, anr
huno'e., OF factory work people. Its
effects wien ussc tn ercsBs are aleepless-
rcss, hyse IL and fin lily par,Iy,iI There
Is talk of Enepie ] 10 the Legislature for
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
Killed Missed

Killed Missed
X. 5. WEIGH, Rivertou gun club 46 4
Dr.Wynn, Lsrchmont yacht club44 8
George Work. Usrteret gun club 43 z
George McAlpin, Carteret gun
club az &
L.T.Dsvenport, Lsrchmont yacht
club IL @
Fred Moore. Larchmont yacht
club 40 10
E.G. Murphy. Larchmont yacht
club 80 IL
H."Sanford, "Carteret gun club SO IL
Il. $. "Stokes," RiverIon gun
club IS 10
c. MscAlester, Philadelphia gun
club 37 II
Fred Hoey, HOLLYWOOD gun club 81 l3
Z. Meyer. Larchmont yacht club 81 16
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

Score-Salem 8. Providence 8. Stops
Sword IS, Heffsrnan 20. Fouls-sm 2,
Sword.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

All the different forms OF skin troubles
from chapred hands 20 eczema and indolcnt
ulcers can be readily cured by Dcwitt's Witch
Hazel Salvc. the great pile cure.
Joseph 8. Johnston's Pharmacy, 500 West.
minister street; Mctzgcr's Pharmacy, 20
North Main street: Alfrcd's Pharmacy, IA
Eddy street: Joseph Driver, Riverside Phar-
macy, e. Mantor ay,nue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30

LADTES-TO do plain needle work ~ home.
Send xamped snvcl pc Tor rcply. STANDARD
NovclA Co.. l0l BecKman street, New Ioft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-30
roo LATE FOR CLAssIFICA TIoH.

AGENTS-Miniature Knetescope figures In
notion: taken from life: greatest novelty II
10Th century tremendous seller; big money
samp q l2c ia Lunc" Novelty COMPANY ID
Reade street. New York ja9O-6t
, 1897-03-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Messrs. Balch and Bacon and Mrs.
Balch and the children lett Tor the Riv-
erside ranch this afternoon.
Judge Charles w. Bramel returned
from Cheyenne last night, where he has
been holding court for Judge Scott. He
will return TO Cheyenne Monday.
Mrs. An,os Teft returned from
Iowa on the morning train, where she
went some time ago TO attend the u n
eral o. her father. Amos had a grin on
him today that was really captivating.
Mrs. f. c. Schoettner, wife of the new
manag.. of the Webster photograph
gallery, will arrive from Helena in a
short time and will make her home with
her husband in this city.
A. C. Jones, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank. left for New York las,
night. lie has been granted a SIX
months leave o: absence from his ardu-
Gus duties and will improve the time tc
the best possible advantage in the east
Some o. the boys around the bank look
rather wise and shake their heads when
questioned as to the ultimate outcome Of
the trip 10 the east. and give you a sor'
o, I-lhink-he-will-co
look
, 1897-03-26
HAPPY WEDDING.


A special from Cheyenne to the Den
yer News says: One of the largest we'd
dings held in this state since the old
cattle king days was consummated
yesterday afternoon at the ranch of Dom
aid Clark, at Upper Horse creek. The
bride was Miss Flora Clark, daughter of
the a~bove-named gentleman. The groom
was Mr.. John lines. the superintendent
OF the Cheyenne stock yards. The hap
by pair were Joined in wedlock by the
Rev. Mr.. Clark OF Scotland, an uncle OF
the bride. After the ceremony a boun-
teous wedding supper was served at 10
o'clock. When the guests had finished
feasting. dancing was enjoyed. The at
tendance at the wedding was very large
the father of the bride being a prominent
cattleman, and ranchmen came from all
parts OF The state to attend the nuptials
Mr.. and Mrs. lines. after a wedding toul
through Colorado, will reside in Chey.
enne.