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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
BILIOUS PILLIOUSNESS.
WHY Some Bilious People Take pills and
Others Don't.


BIllousness Is much misunderstood.
so many people havc it, that its worth
understanding, the more SO as 1t Is easy
enough, if you begin right, go, nit.
Liver secretes q fluid called bile. Bile
gees to the intes,incs, where 1t performs
Important work in digestion. Sometimei
bile passages in liver get clogsed. This is
bili0usness.
"pilliousness" is the idea that by tax
inp pill which stimulates the liver, we
NAV cure bilousness. 1t Is only an idea
Pil.taking relieves but does not cure u.
The cure can only come through the
stomach.
Why?
BilIousness Is caused by the poison OF
undigested food, irritating the liver. 10
cure biliousness, these poiSons must be GOT
ont of the stomach. The only sure way 70
do this is with Shaker Digestive Cordial.
shaker Digestive Cordial Is pleasant
tonic aid to digestion prepared from roo S,
herbs and wine by the Shakers OF Mount
Lebanon. 1t helps the stomach to aise's;
its food, and sweeps out OF tho system AL
dangerous polsons.
In this way 1t cures biliousness, head
ache nausea, dizziness, bad tnsio, stomaeh
| ache fever, flatulence, constipation Ioas
| of appetite, etc, when other reileuie'
| only give temporary relief.
All druggists. len cents for trial
| bottle. mi, c,.
Write for interesting book to The Sha
kers, 80 Readc Street, New OK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
Held In Bondage.

MADEIRA, Cal. Aug. 2s.-About four
years ago there came to this country
from Rock Ferry. Eng, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Tubbs. With them came a
little girl. daughter of one of their
English neighbors, named Emma Da-
Wis. The Tuhbs' purchased one Of the
finest vineyards in the vicinity. Since
the Tubbs' took possession OF this prop
erty little Emma Davis has been prac-
tically enslaved. She has scarcely been
allowed to so off the premises, and has
been compelled to work in the vine
yard by the side Of men hired off the
public highways, and has received no
education The sheriff. being appealed
to by the British consul. went to the
Tubbs place for the girl, but found
she had been spirited away. The sher-
if will try to find her and send her
back to England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
THEY GOT A DUCKlNG.
Skipper Carter and Crew Of Fonr Oct
Between the Chester and Tug Bram-
bic and Jump Into the Greek.

George Carter, editor OF the Evening
journal, Harry Boothe, quarter. master Of
tho N. e. d.. Sherwin HOdson, a drug gist;
Courtland c. pierson, u clerk with MaLher
Il Co., and Eli Shilling got caught DO.
Tween the Gamer City of Chester and
tho tug i}r.inblo in the Christiana Creek
about 3.25 o c. ocs yesterday aftoi uoon and
to prevent themselves and Mr.. Cartor's
skiff Wenona from being drawn under by
ihc steamboats, propeller. jumped into
tho creek and were attrrward rescued by
Tho Bramble's crew. 1t was one mishnp
for which none Of the steam crafts crews
were responsible
Mr.. Carter and his party of friends left
Market street about 3 O'clock. AS they
sailed out tho creek they saw the Chester
coming In Mt reduced ratio cf speed be.
hind them was steaming the tug ut q rapid
clip. At Tho Moore dock u barge recently
launched was moorel which allowed but
narrow space for boats to pass through.
AS the steamer drew near the skiff's wind
was headed off and ono Of tho skiff's crew
was instructed to take M oar and with 1t
keep the skitf closo to tho barge But bc-
fore he could do SO the Chester had allowed
the Wenona's jib to fill with wind and tho
little craft was thrown around and sent
almost undor the bow Of the Brambe.
Tho only thing to do was to sail the
little craft toward tho Chester, which was
done aud the pleasure party got Under tho
boat about fifteen feet from her stern. As
they ncared Tho propeller tho storm of tho
Wenonn was gradually being lowered in
the water and to save themselves from be.
ing drawn under and perhaps drowned,
all the crew, with tho exception Of Mr.
Shilling jumped into the crock. Ho was
i'll the bow Of tho boat and out Of harn's'
way.
The crew fioundered about for about fvo
minutes when tho captain Of the Bramh!e
threw the men lines, brought them aboard
the tug ana afterward transferred them to
tho Wenonan which was not wet. All tho
watches wcro stopped between 3 Is and
$50 o'clock. The party then sailed to
Pennsvlle and had an enjoyable trip des.
pte their mishap. They reached home
about o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28

Hundreds of our citizens visit Philadcl.
nhi, daily, Over o hundred persons rue
daily back and forth being employed or
engaged in business in the Quaker CITY.
Whiie walking down Chestnut street yes
tnrInv your correspond cnt ran across
John T. Callahan carrying sinaiI s.1ou
pnckagc in his right hand which upon
iollying him. he said it conta med several
fbo,,sand dollars in green backs when he
had been to the Dank anu recei'eu Al ga
change for n draft. ,,,
John looks as If the job in tho Mint
ograps with him, and ho Is in no hurry to
retire to private life. He knows a gpou
thing when he sees it. and who can b'aihe
him The position pays 20 u dAy ram OF
shine. ~, ,,s,.,
dent of the Hanf Optical Company with
headauarters on Market above Ichth
street, walking down CheSthut street,
dressed in his Sunday best, lie iooAou Us
II he was nll business
Samuel +. White, the Second Strcc'
carriage manufacturer, was seen on nh''.
nut street, having come TO the Guy Vi
| Brother.y Love on business
Arthur smith, formerly in the zeal cs
| t,to business, but now living retired ne
| was also seen proncnading ehes'nu'
| street. . g .Li, ,;,r
,,,t nn,y n resident of Philadelphia, VIA
soon On Chestnut street. Edward look
nrnsperous ,nvr and happy, as though the wotlN
wa. using him fairly well, He is not n
,v"nlihy "A man as when he left the pa
mnnd mI State, but he still looks rs If he hat
sufficient OF this worlds goods to kee
| him out Of want.
On Eighth street Alfred Elliott, the re
| tired broker, was met. and u tcw minute
later Alfred kindle, retire" mahasSF
a brokers' Office was noticed proihelann..n
along. looking us happy as Il clam at his
| tide. f.,;,io
faces seen that made photograph III ID
writer's mind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Three coIored rlen Assault q Mute ON
Front Street.

Edward and John Thompson. cofor,l
We're NOTICED last night by Officers Rails
ton and Ward riding on p, w. <, u
freight train. The men jumped off tb a
train when hailed by the officers. As soon
as they alightcd they tried to put space be.
tween them and tho officers The BLU
coats gave chase and the two men kent on
running until they tried to see the effect
OF swim In tho Chrstisna. The strnnp.
ers told the officers that they would have
touse the cold lead II they wished to ar.
rest them. After swimming for while
they left the creek and got into the police
Let. fN0
When thoy appeared in tho City Court
they stated they were hotel walters and
were returning to their homes at Atlanta,
Ga. They were allowed to go. Us the rail
road people did not appear in court 10
prosecute them. Edward had been in tho
hospital anu all their money was spent for
doctors and medicine.
h. t. Wilcox, "A mute, was going ont Front
street last night when he asked three col.
ored mon for u match. Ono of lliom struck
MIN on the nose and the other two grabbed
him by the neck.
Hc reported the matter to tho police and
William Cramer Alram Williams and
Charles u. Nelson were arrested. He
Identified Cramor as tho man who struck
MINI. he stated the other men attempted
to whip him.
Charles Dugan saw the three men after
the assault. They were then arrested He
saw Cramer put on his coat
Of1icer Massey made the arrest after he
had been informed by the mute. They
We're fined $40 and costs each.
George Russell, colored, was charged
with assault and battery. John Lewis
testified that on Saturday night July 10
he was going home when he was struck
by some one. He turned around and re-
ceived another blow. Then Henry Robin.
sons wife came out and pounded him
with baseball bat on the head. He
could not say that Russell struck him.
Daniel Satterfleld saw tho assault com.
mitted but did not see Russell. Robinson
told him that he struck q man three times
but never knocked him down The case
was QiSmisSed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
ELEPHANT WAS THIRSTY.
How tie Got Drink On a Naugatuck
Road Train.

Superintendent Beach, Of the Naugatuck
railroad, tells an interesting story about
an elephant which was attached to tho
Harris Nickel Plate show. The car In
which the elephant was transported from
Waterbury TO Bridgeport was run next to
the engine.
In the front Of the car was small door.
Through this the elephant put his trunk.
to * of tho lid Of the tender AMI helped
ri,nselI to a copious draught Of water. 1t
was ~ peculiarly, interesting example Of
elephant Intelligence.
THIS intelligent beast Is one Of many
features connected with W. H. Harris
Nickel Plate shows which will exhibit at
the corner OF Front and Union streots
Wednesday and Thursday, September lst
and ID, and can bc seen at each perform
nncp in tho most difficult routine Of tricks
every accomplished by an animal Of any
Kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
THE PRESIDENT IN CLEVELAND.
Elected on Honorary Member OF the
American bar Association.

LtOcleV un louorury MeInDer OI tno
American Bar Association.
Cleveland, Aug. 2S.-President Nc
Kinlcy arrived from Buffalo on Sena-
tor Hanna'g yacht several hours earlier
than he was expected yesterday. There
fore the elaborate program for his re-
oeption was not carried out. The presi-
dent win remain until Wednesday next
rs the guest of Senator Hanna.
AS sort Of compensation for the
disappointment of the people who ex-
pected to greet the president on his
arrival here. 1t has been arranged to
hold 4 public reception at o'clock
this afternoon at the Holenden hotel.
President Mckinley was the guest
OF the American Bar association at its
banquet last evening, though the fact
that he was to be there was kept very
quiet The president entered the BAN
ouet hall after the speaking began.
He was accompanied by Secretary AL
ger and Senator Hanna. A seat had
been reserved for him between the new
and retiring presidents Of the asso-
citation. After the applause which
greeted the president had subsided the
POSTMASTER announced that the ex-
ecutye committee had reported the
election to honorary membership in the
association of William Mckinley, of
Ohio. The announcement was greeted
by cheers. In response the president
made brief speech.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
Killed by u Runaway Car.

Lock Haven, Pa. Aug. 2S. - Three
Italians employed by the Glen Union
Lumber company boarded truck to
go down the heavy grade of the mar
row gauge road to their shanty. five
miles distant. The men lost control Of
the car, and. after running over two
miles at great speed. 1t plunged into
a car loaded with timber. Barney Sal
llo had both legs crushed and received
u scalp wound. He died few hours
later. George Julian had his skull
fractured, both legs broken and was
injured internally. He cannot recover.
Nick Figeo, who received confusion
of the hip and was internally injured,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
sS.Sr for the Olympic Athletic CLUB OF

1.I. 1..iIS..er er for the Olympic Athletic o'uo'o VI
Tho Clover Wheelmen will hold their
second annual race meet Mt the 4. M "
A.. grounds this afternoon. .,-
;ihe managers of the Herring race track
baye decided to cut out the Western Union
,yires and thus prevent service 10 poor
sam Austin Is endeavoring to- arrange
n bout between Jimmie Barry and sammy
Kelly, They will probably meet AZ inc
nfna'T9 Ico Mo9nkins. the negro boxer, and
Morty McCue, of New York, have been
matched to spar twenty rounds at i.o
mounds at the Greenwood A. Z. septem'
Jnck McDonough, Of Rochester bested
Con DOYLE, of Chicago at Elmira, ~ T.,
Thursday night, McDonoueh landed ae
will, but did not have strength enough TO
put his man out; ,.,,,a c,ra,-
ner. representing tho East and Sanger
and Hamilton, representing ahe West, mas
heen arranged to take place on september
ii Mt Charles River Park, Boston.
Jack McClelland. of Pittsburg, and Har'
rv Mason, colored, of Scottdaie, "a,
fought at Kittanning, Pa, Ihursaay.
Mason quit In the third round, claihlns
his bands were l,,,oO ou1 tbo 81 aocision iom'0H "
,Tho feature of the days racing at the
! Tri. state track, Toledo, D, last Wednes
| DIV wns the breaking of q worlds record
far nole horses on halt-mile track.
| Rertie Girl and Lynn Bourbon, owned by
| William H. Moorehouse, and driven py
the owner, went the milo in a;l6H, i.
The colt Charlie Ross, which was IN
nosscssion of Chris F. Brady at the Brigh.
Ton Beach race track, was replevlncd by
Aibert h. Thompson and is now In the
hands of the Sheriff. 1t is valued at sloo.
Rrodv wants to regain possession OF the
colt. and he applied to justice DicSey IN
the Supreme Court, in Brooklyn, Tae 'day
for leave to justify in bonds to the sherih
and take the colt Decision was rtser.eu,
knocked out George Green In the eigh'
tncn h round last night after one OF tho
fastest fights ever seen in San FRANCISCO
r. was rather one sided, however, Walcott
leading in every round with perhaps the
exception of the second and tWeiith.
Green showed none of his old-time dash
| and vim, and seemed to be uttsfly at sea
sturdy little colored mans rushes. Green
is essentially q body fighter, but last night
he did not land half q dozen good Douy
pWalcott took his opponents light left
hand labs with smiles, and paid him bacE
with right cross counters OH the head anu
law. Green fought against time after The
sixth round. Several times after that nc
was groggy and hung to the coiorea man
in the clinches. A.,
After about minutes fighting In the
eiobtcenth Walco.t landed q right ant
left on Green's jaw and q clinch followed
In the break Walcott brought his rigih
across and knocked Green against thu
ropes in Walcotts's corner. Green wa wa
helpless, and his hands hung down. WIZ
, q we'll directed blow OIL tho jaw Walcot
Tom O'Rourle held Green up with Ill
foot on tho ring platform until he wa
taken ont Green was carried to his dress
inr room by his seconds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
pAsE BALL DOTS.

DASE BALL DOTS. :.
Baltimore is in first place again.
Baltimore won ard the Sun says:
Oh say can you SEQ through the York
-. roads thick dust.
What so proudly we've hailed three years
in rotation,
Whose bright red, white and hlue made
the patriot bust
With joy that once more we had !lcEea all
creation.
Tho bleachers' wild shout,
And Jack Doyle sliding in, to Old Anses
CONSERVATION.
That championship pennant, OH long may
IT wave
Ger Buck Ewlne's lost hopes and the
Beaneaters' gravel
You bet we care not
Though Malster has got
A biz bulge on "the duke" and Is full OF
eution,
Though the tariff be high
And the silver men try
10 smash Wall street, we howl in our
wild jubilation,
That championship pennant. oh. long may
" wave
Though tho Reds gnash their teotA and
the Beancators rave!
Tho language Lajoie used to ono of the
spectators should be enough to warrant
suspension.
Baseball critics who have seen tho Syra::
cuso team play lately, say that Second
Baseman Eagan is putting up Il splehd,d
gamo.
Laiaie may bo great player, but the
c,nb could easily do without him for the
remainder Of the season. Discipline should
| be maintained.
The rumor that Lojoio was one OF the
| three Philadelphia players who spent las
| Sunday night in a station house may now
well bo believed.
Dupklc, the new pitcher, was out prac
| ticing Yesterday. He has terrific speed ant
| looks a. though he should be able to hol,
up his end in tho League. He may pltcl
against Pittsburg day.
Amole was worry effective yesterday II
TIGHT places, backed up as he was by tn
most brilliant kind of fielding. In thre
successive innings Cincinnati got mon o.
third base and mono Of thom scored, al
though one of them was not over SIX 1ec
from home when the third out was made
with all their long train of misfortune
this season tho champions are but thre
points behind their standing OF last yea'
And last year they they were making
runaway of 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28

Ashland, Pa. Aug. 2s.-William Long
a wealthy farmer Of Numedia' near
here, was shot Thursday night by a
man whom he had detected trying 10
break into his barn. Long was at
tracted by the screeching Of his chick
ems, and while approaching his oarn
a man stepped from behind tree ana
shot at him, the bullet striking MIN
in the forehead and passing out at the
ton of his head. The man made ms
escape. Long is seriously ILL., but VIII
rocpvar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
Murdered by HIS Tenant.

panville, Va, Aug. 2s.-Dr John IT,
Cabell, q prominent citizen OF Dan-
VILE, was assassnated Thursday night
Mt his country home, near Callands. %
miles from here. by Edward Aankins
his tenant. Cabe.l had refused to rent
Hankins the farm for another year.
and Hanklns had refused to move
away, from which arose the dispute
which resulted In the killing. DR.. Ca
hell was "A years old. He is brother
of ofex.Copgrcssman George c. Cabell.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28

Chicago, Aug. 2s.-John D. Tollant,
the San Francisco banker who became
violently insane while journeying to
New York, and was removed to a san.
itarium at Geneva, Wis. on his arrival
in Chicago from the west. Is reported
to have entirely recovered. Physicians
who have been In constant attendance
on Mr.. Tollant since his arrival IN
chicago attribute the bankers tempo
rary derangement to nervous prostra-
tiO,,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
A Horse Thief FOiled.

A horse thief was foilcd In an attempt
to steal horse owned by Edwin CLOUD,
noar Newark, Delaware. Mr.. Cloud, on
his return from camp meeting, had turned
tho animal loose In field, and at mid
night he was awakened by peculiar
noise. Going outdoors, ho saw man
loading the horse, and when he asked the
stranger what he was doing the thief
fed. Mr.. Cloud pursued the intruder
but could not overtako him. After put.
ting the horse in tho stable Mr.. Cloud re-
turned to bed. Two hours later he was
awakened by somebody trying 70 break
TIC lock Oh the barn door, and this time
he nut the thief to flight by using gun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
xvn,lxmansa Fearful Fall.

Rock Island, Ills, Aug. 2S.-By the
fall of a scaffold yesterday afternoon
e. T. w. Schreiner a contractor; w. h.
Willis and John Lowe. bricklayers'
and Joe Crudup colored hod carrier
were precipitated from the third story
of a new building to the stone sidewalk.
Willis died within ten minutes. Schrei-
ner received a cut about the temple
and internal injuries. Lowe and Crud-
I'm were fearfully bruised. 1t is be-
ljayed all will die.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
BASE BALL NEWS.
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
SatIonnj League.

NIL lp'iHi 5Leu1ue.
At adelph!a--Pittsburg, 6; Philadel-
phia, s. At New York--First game: New
York, o; Chicago, Q. Second game: New
York, G: Chicago, 0. At Baltimore-First
game: Baltimore. s: Cincinnati. 0. Sec
ond game: Baltimore, s; Cincinnati, 8.
At Brooklyn-Irooklyn 8; Louisville, 4.
At Boston--Cleveland, 10: Boston. 4. AT
Observation-Disclosures, 8; st. Louis, O..
Eastern League.
At Scranton-Toronto. g.; Scranton, 2.
At ngsie.d-Syracuse, G; Springfield, O..
AT Buffalo Buffalo, II; Wilkesbarre. s..
At Providence = FIRST game: Providence, .15;
Montrsal,8. Second game: Montreal, 8; Prov
idcnce,0.
Atlantic League.
At Hartford-IEartford. 7; Reading, /.
At Observation-Disclosures, 13; Athletic, O..
Az Observation-Disclosures, 3; Norfolk, 2.
AT acknowledgements, 6: Paterson. 4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28

Tho Cbristiana Window Glass Works
will resume operations next Tuesday after
two months Of idleness. The employees
demanded general increase In wages
and it was feared there would be no agreo'
Inent. To-day the trouble was salslac!of,
the Eastern Wage Committee Of the Win
dow Glass Workers Association called on
President Edward Byrne and secured
satisfactory agreement
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
Ne,xnnrt Lawn Meeting.

The W. C. T. U. Of Newport, Will held
n lawn meeting on Thursday afternoon
and n dew evening, SEPT. I'd, at the Red Mems
Hal Wnii Ths Ineetings will be addressed by
Mrs Rounds Of Illinois and Rev K1iph
Co,rsey Ton Of Wilmington. Supper will le
sawed by the ladies for the small sum OF
Ok conts. Trains leave Wilmington tt
IL OF, 9.43p. III. Returning, lepve Newport
at 8 So p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
The Luscious oyster.

Tie uun,erou, oyster packing firms are
nnkinr preparations for the opening Oh
the oyster season, Scptemberl., ,.
on that date tongcrs will besih laelr
o,rratl5ns and IN q day or two Thereafter
il Is expected that fully orc hundred YES >,
ssi, vii, bo unloading at the wharycs Oh
inr m viii not begin until October TO- inc
outlook for the industry Is said to % prom
ising, and persons employed III the suas paua.
ing houses are hopctu. OF increases masoP os
over last season, as thcreis p'ospe's ''
good prices prevailing. --s n.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
LARGE Tatnall Sale.

Another large sale Of the Tatnall prop.
crtv will be held at the Court House on
September 9th, ut 2 o'clock including IL
,c,lare front on 18th street and ta;ing tho
Park lands; square on East side Tho bou'
icvnrl between 10 Ii and Goth, ind all Jhe
building lots, manufacturing sites and
wood lnnd on Jcssups Road and Brandy.
wine. This will be nm important snlo and
buyers will 'be on the lookout for bargains
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
MR. gFANE FROM ROsTON.

This Is tho fifth yaar for tho Germans IN
comedy. "Mr, Benno from Boston, their
now piece for tho present season, Is srea.
no. An entire new company, with one Or
two exceptions, has boon engaged ana m
great care ard effort have been expended
10 the preparation Of u new program OF
spccialtios, dances, songs jokes ana clever n
hits Of comedy business introduced. ING
lant yocnljs,s and pretty dancers: The
NAV has plot is brimtul Of fun, bright
savings and brisk action from beginning
to end. "Mr Boane from Boston plays
at the Grand OpcIa House tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
TIE NANCY HANKS.

Tho sparkling effervescent qualities OF
Frank Tnnnehill Jrs. comedy The
Nancy Hanks" in which Marie Jansen
and the author himself, will appear ms
stars at the Grand Opera House on Tues
day uisht, may be readily imagined from
the following opinion of u Western erltio'
Iiike a bottle of extra dry" cham
nagne freshly uncorked, "The Nancy
Hanks" sparkles and bubbles over with
tho effervesconce of fun. Tho only marked
difference is that there is nothing dry In
the taste or flavor of the play. livery
member OF the company Is a star ana eaeh
adds to the general fund OF humor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-08-28
Trnmps Raid n Wedding.

Holgate, O., Aug. 2s-Fifteen armed
tramps surprised and captured the
farmhouse Of John P. Williams Thurs
day evening Miss Williams and Frank
Col,Ins were to have been married. The
tramps drove the family ana guests
out, devoured the bridal supper, ana
ransacked the house. All valuapies
we're taken. The wedding was post
pored, and the guests formed posse
for pursuit. -.