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write their complaints to the state de-
partment from foreign ports report that
they were seized and carried aboard the
ships in THAI port. Tho shanghalcrs them>
selves almost always escape punishment
for the reason TINT they .arely IL over
pick a victim who is something Iore than
three parts drunk. and man In this con-
dillon can, OF course. never iientiiy the
man who entrapped him. Moreover. IL Is
a matter OF the strictost honor among
shippers, who accept shanghaied men not
10 reveal, even when they are punished
themselves, the names OF the ehanghaierg
who help them TO get crews.
There was tragedy ever n case OF
shanghalng In San Francisco six years ago
professional shanghaier got held OF a
man very drunk In the resort called the
Bella Union The sherghaier made him
siill drunken by means OF doped llduor
ana got him over The side OF tho brig
Morning Queen, bouni for China and japan
ports In Jig time When the shanghaied
man came 10 after the ship had got out
side tue Gate, he was az mad 4 man as
over awokc for the first time In an evil
smelling fcrecastie. II happened that he
was bad man as ever came ont Of Ar-
zcna He was a desperate named Luke
Laflin q close member OF the cliuue 10
which the carp brothers belonged. and he
had gone TO San Francisco from Tucson.
hig headquarters. for the announced pur-
pose OF becoming exceedingly druiik for
a season He soon showed that he had
not intended thai the finish Of his drunk
shouif he in the forecastle Of the big
Morning Queen. lie had barely rubbed his
eyes and looked around him before he was
AT the cabin door In half a cozen ieaus,
The mate, gigantic Portuguese. aud the
boatswain tried to impede the progrcss OF
the mailman from Arizona and were both
knocked flat TO the deck, I.atlin then
jumped into the cabin 10 get IT The skip
per, but the shipper was asleep in his
sIcoye compartment. and while the had
man waS Kicking at the door the mate
mustered the Whole crew att Iaiiin room
had his head laid open with belayiug piDs.
and was put into the glory hole in double
irons. The Portuguese mate made II
practice to appear at the top Of the glpry
hole every half hour or 70 when h. was on
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|PAVELERS
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
AMERICA.

cus.riously, and expect in n abort WIN.
near Of some concessions to the com
meIeil travellers by the railroads which
we nave wanted for several years and could
no. get. The report Of the committee which
VIII % read to you will place you In fun
doing. sous ~Au -
The relief committee has been active ana
while It has not met With any cases ~
absolute desolation," or with any VI.
low fever suffering travellers. or fiat
pocket books, It has eeen and rendered ali
lne assistance In Its power to many tray.
ehne men suffering from the effects Of
that dreaded scourge which OF late han
been so prevalent and epidemic In East
ana Southeast Texas--the quarantine fever.
The committeeman have stood ready AT
all times to lend assistance, and have ex-
erted their influence with the various
health officers SO effectively that / am
glad to say the suffering Is over.
the employment committee has had very
iiotie to do. 80 far az am officially in
formed, there Is not q travelling man In
Texas who is out Of Job.
l am sorry to state that the hotel COM
mittee has not been very active, but now
tnat the cold weather Is upon us I expect
to see free fires brighten every room &C.
cup1ed by commercial traveller.
want to mention especially the work OF
the press committee. The division has
been very fortunate in securing the serv-
ices OF the men who compose that COM
mittee. All OF them are practical and
working newspaper men having much In
| fluence with the big morning dailies OF
| our State Notwithstanding general com
| mept to the contrary there is no one who
knows SO we'll how to run and to ''work''
newspaper as a newspaper man. Th0e
rn W.
| benefit, and to the satisfaction, I think,
OF all OF Our members, they performing
their duties in practical way and their
work Is proving very effective They hare
given us strong representation in South
and East Texas and I am informed will
soon look after the comfort and amuse-
| ment OF the members o. this part Of the
State. One OF the members of the COM
mittee has moved to North Texas and with
the assistance Of Posts e and +. think he
| can secure a page concession from one Of
the morning dailies, possibly the Dallas
News.
During the early part OF the coming
week expect to organize a post at Tenn
pie. That is a good point for post, and
think with little encouragement 1t will
grow to be one Of the important posts OF
the division.
Before concluding my report wish to
call your attention to article l. page 30, Of
the National constitution and bylaws: This
article requires State and post secretaries
to deposit the money belonging to their
respective divisions and posts in some bank
to the credit Of the division or post, ana
not to their individual account, the same
to be withdrawn only by check to be coun-
tersigned by the president or chairman OF
the board Of directors. have written to
Major Rundell, the chairman of your
finance committee informing him and in
structing him fully in the matter.
Respectfully submitted
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highly cultivated, in the travelling men
of Texas, not to mention world of talent
in the rough. Among the drummers arc
tragedians. comedians, singers. instru-
mental sololsts, dancers, sleight- of hand
performers, and any and everything else
that was ever seen on stage. and there
is no doubt that they will be able 70 put
up a show that would draw and entertain
Independently of the good cause to which
the proceeds are to 50. When 1t comes
to charitableness and all-round big heart
edness, the knights of the grip has no
superior on this mundane sphere.
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[NG[R HOTEL,
The DIRECTORS, Meeting.

The Directors Meeting.
following reports were read at the
BIC Of the board Of directors at Dallas
Friday.
y Members OF the Board of Directors,
rs Division, T. P. A. of A.
las, Texas, October %, 1887. Gentle
In rendering you my second report
pleased TO announce that the Texas
lcn 10 In good condition. both phys
and financially. Its numerical or
led strength is greater than at any
since July, and, as you noticed by
epember report of the National Sec
VI We are again in fourth place, hav-
passed the Tennessee division during
month.
leadership was, according 10 that
w; on the same day there was
NY Si6 in the Tennessee division.
lne ISSUANCE OF that report we have
pSational headquarters some twenty
&c applications, and when the Ma
se1etary issues his next report l
V expect our membership will
''an few numbers of 900.
9 are many indications to make me
'lat our membership aill steadily
auilng the winter and spring, and
EIectly confident that with a. little
orl on the part Of officers and
wsn ,ne pledge gave National Pres
"Mierstein at the last National con-
- mat Texas will go to Omaha a
sau strong. will be sully redeemed.
,SOa'a, and does, take very little eff
- ,aauce man eligible to member
~'h our association, as 1t presents
ss accident insurance to be found
Nc IN the United States. This fea-
m ne should bring maiy hundred
pers TO us from the ranks OF the
Il. travellers, manufacturers, job
,ser ,, shd with a little more effort
ntng these advantages. our men,
" VIII he increased to such nropor-
~ ~ June i next that that the Texas
Dn,., WI be entitled to at least twelve
rnnmy tnirteen votes in the next an
que members will all take re-
Te'est In advancing the member
~ -, larger the membership the
n. "hi be our influence and our
M. 70 secure commissions from the
NJ and others.
bal pership prizes offered by the
kmen, oe'ation should be another in
So, 20 get applications and be a
~, % the desrairing ones. There
|, reason why some member from
~. not get one OF those prizes.
Post. connection | am happy to state
4 ~ 2. f and ID have been working
d ~ ,nelr successes have oyerbal-
\ ~ lack of interest displayed In
.ne other posts. The presidents
have ,s,.e nave been especially active.
Asr SAN n It upon myself to appoint
b Wv sanding committee, committee
mras much needed. and which has
trss.s.a good. 1t is styled he livery
= follar committee. and is composed
la ~ named and enerse.ic men,
a re uivision: John Cross. chairman;
q ysier, George bartholomew ard
c,s enpank. Travelling men have
and Igea In many places by bus
n =. usn complaint. has been made
q n.y., 'ais COMMITTEES In the short
IA az e II has been IL existcnca has
= ne ~ nus fare IN more than dozaa
= La ~ cents 70 25 cents. thereby
~. ''ke sum OF money to the trav-
and their houses.
Z ~, an on the subject OF commit
rns % mention the work Of several.
so committee. while 1t has few
NOV, has beea working In
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watch to tatnt the shaughaicd man. LAT
lin contented himself with mutte.ing ihat
he would "gnt hunk with the damned
Greaser." Tho skipper offered TO release
Latin after four days. provided he would
ccnsont TO go to work. Latin told him for
his pains that he would see tho Morning
Queen blazing FIRST.
There was no doing anything with this
sort OF shanghaeid man. and Latin was
kept in double irons until the ship reached
Nagaski, Japan. In that port friendly
member OF the crew sawed his irons, and
he gwam ashore. He slowed away or a
tramp steamer bound for San Francisco.
There he waieed for the appearance OF the
Morning Queen and the Portuguese mate.
the only man OF the crew that he had IL
In for He waited for three months and
met the Portuguese mate suddenly on Clay
street at noon one day. The Portuguese
recognized the bad man. and made move
men for a gun or a knife---hoth weapons
were found upon him after his DEATH Laf-
lin shot him seven times, each time
through the heart. He was acquitted three
hours later by a coroner's jury, the YER.
dies being that he acted in seif-defense,
as he unquestionably did, although he
was waiting for his man.
young man named Philip Bronston be-
longing to on excellent family Of Charles
ton, s. c., was shanghaied from that port
On South American lumber schooner ten
years ago. He was studying medicine at
the time, but got over the side OF his first
ship as the result OF spree He wrote TO
his people from Pcrnambuco. Brazil. that
he was all right. His people were all
ready to have heavy punishment melted out
upon the skipper OF the shanghaied youths
ship when The ship returned to Charles
ton. The young man was aboard OF her.
very brown and as strong as an OK when
abe came into port. Besides being brown
and strong. he was thoroughly contentsd.
and he shocked hts family by announcing
that no liked a seafaring life 30 we'll THAI
no proposed sticking to 1t. He got nrst
mates and chen skippers papers. and =
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SOUR LAKE RESORT.

accommodations are better than ever -
fore Good clean rooms. excellent tahIo
md we'll kept baths. Good fishing aa1
hunting. All akin diseases. rheumAtlon
ETC.. cured By our hot mineral mud batAa.
All dyspepsia. indigestion. liver and kidns0
troubles cured By our mineral waters. m
them. Hotel rates. SO aud 3l3 Dor ueok.
IS cents; bot mineral mud bahia r e.
Ths Sour Lake ca. seur xAta yesaas- 4
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old People.

Old people who require medicine to regu-
late the bowels and kidneys will find the
true remedy in Electric Bitters' TINS med
whisky nor other ntoxicsnt, but acts as
n tonic and Alternative. 1t acts mildly on
Sbe stomach and bowels. adding strength
srd giving tone to the organs. thereby aid
ING nature IN the performance OF the func-
lions. Electric Bitters Is an excellent APP
!, inst exactly what they need Price 30
cents and 81 per bottle ct Geo. W. Heyer's
drug store.
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..,.An orrronRs-lss7. sa.

........sss-.
.h Wallerstein, Richmond, We.
m Treasurer .s............
Z. T. LaBeauine, st. Louis
~; - President ........;..,;.:..:
". Nj. Cassety, NASHVILLE, TENN.
~ president ................
e. q. Hart, Denver, Colo.
- President ...............s.
u. M. 0laspell, Iowa
Ss.. President ......s.s.s...s
r. M. Hodgkiss, Connecticut
~ President .............::....:..,
August Elmer. Louisiana
swai, BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
s,.~Shoff st. Louis, Mo.
Ds.T ..,.........St st. Louis, Mo.
.s st. Louis. Mo.
"A ,.......T erre Hnute. Ind.
-. Louisville, Ky.
ssr,ch Peoria. III.
! a NATIONAL COMMITTEES.
IN. e. Phalan. Chicago, III.
Rem Hoffman. Lafayette. Ind.
-. 4 s. Harwood. Richmond. Va.
M. Benish. Houston. Texas.
::ss..nt Geo. W. Smith, st. Louis, Mo.
CHAPLAIN.
|..-,.r r. wilson, Fort Worth. Texas
ATTORNEY.
81. Kent .........:::..st' LOUIS MO-
SURGEON. :.
ru,,smson, M. Dist. Louis. MO.
II Headquarters-Room Az Union
hlldIpg, st. Louis, Mo.
ss-,h annual convention meets IN
Neb.
sArF OFFICERS, TEXAS. 1898.
n All Dieckmann. San Antonio
5Vla President. .................,;.
Howard Peak. Fort Worth
VICE President. ............:.......
a A. Hoover. Corsicana
1 Vice President .........:...:...
H. ]. Hardy. Houston
Iafy- Treasurer. .........;:.'......' =.
;sicolm Graham. Austin.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN.
E,.a.-Albert p. Foute. Fort Worth.
-. s. Z. Holland, Houston.
|ks--Adolph Boldt, Houston.
Fhhtuye-B. F. McNulty, San An
X. We'll, Waco.
N. Stroud. Dallas.
~ and Transfer-John Cross, Hous-
Texas.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ac-D. W. Michaux. Houston.
4 IA, F. Deckman, San Antonio.
4 E-Charles Mangold, Dallas.
4 F--Joyeph G. Booth. Austin; +. M.
m Austin: II. NJ. Finch. Austin.
a CIV. j. Hughes, Galveston.
\ H-Thomas F. Farmer. Waco.
kE-James Garrity. Corsicana.
kJ-B. B. Gateley. Fort Worth.
ks. G.. Bennett. Gainesville.
kL-Dan M. Lasker, LAGRANGE.
Homer T. Wilson. Fort
b
lnnsy-J. L. Peeler. Austin.
Iilon Surgeon--Dr. N. o. Preinzie,
Antonio
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San Francisco is the worst city In the
United States for shanghsing. and about
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Theatrical. for Charity.

Denton County Record.
The big hearted and generous travelling
men OF Texas are going to give theatri-
cal entertainment in Dallas about Decem-
Der l. the proceeds Of which will be given
to the poor to assist In relieving their
wants during the coming winter. There
Is Z great variety Of talsnt, much Of Il
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Alkemeyers Big Bargain Store s '' s, . 49, ST.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

10 dozen Chftdren's Elton or Jockey Caps,
sc SMASHING PRlull ....-.............. y
I hot OF nnc All Silk TAfrcta ana Nfo,re
Tancta Rbbons, Nos. 80 40. 90 and 80:
E Ins Tr,Se WE Sc 10 4Sc = yard-YOuR IA
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ABOUT PEOPLE
s,rnnssrSln the Cay anI TheeIln= Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the cay anI Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mrs H. r. White. OF Sistersville. reg
lstered at the Stamm last night.
John Nef. IT,. Of warnock, Ohio, was
visiting Island friends yesterday,
Eph Wells the sistersvIlle oil king,
was visitor in the city yesterday.
Hon. C. L. weems. OF ST. ClairsvIllc,
Ohio was a guest OF the Mcclure last
night
r. V. Faulkner and Miss Faulkner.
OF Warrington. registered at the Wind
sor yesterday.
August Muley. the Eighth ward bar
Der. il spending his vacation fishing
near Moundsvillc.
r. b. Nay. cashier at the Baltimore &
Ohio freight Office. IS 4; Chattanooga,
Tennessee. FOR his health.
James II FIRTH. VI the Il. G. Dun &
Co mercantile agency New York, was
At the Windsor last night
Guard Joseph Bero was IN from
Moundsville yesterday FOR a short while
visiting his family on the South Side.
Warden c. f. Marsh. OF the Weston
insane asylum, was business visitor In
the city last night putting up ut the
Stamm.
Fifteen Pittsburgh stockholders OF
the West Virginia Natural Gas Cons
pany. who attended the annual meeting
" the company here yesterday. stopped
at the Stamm.
Miss SallIc owens. OF the South Side,
will shortly leave for Toledo, to accept
q position as stenOErapher with the
Libby glass works, Of which her brother
Michael Owens, Is part owner.
Cha-les II. Boslcr, New Cumberland:
Dc. Campbell. Middlebourne; William l,
Ong. wellshurg: 3. .. Rumble, Mounds
VILE, and Dan stephens, New Martins
vile. were West YIrginians at the How
ell last night
Lieutenant ". c. p Muir, OF the
Navy. has been detached from the
warshlp Alert and ordered before the
retiring board May = Lieutenant Muir
viii be remembered rs the military IN.
structor at the Linsiy institute several
ynaTs ago
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Martins Ferry Briefs

Tho indications are that the cOnven-
tion Of the Belmont county Sabbath
School Association. which convenes
here Tomorrow will be largely attend
Cd Btween 100 and 1s5 delegates are
exnected from different parts OF the
county. Or. win II. Hall. OF Martins
Ferry. who has charge OF the entertain
ment heard from thirty-two delegates
In one single NAH last night asking Tor
entertainment. and these are from all
parts OF Belmont county
James Mills and Miss Ellen Henry
and william Nichols and Miss Ella
MahRnn. all OF the Fifth ward were
married yesterday.
Mrs. Helen Williams, Mrs. Hussey
and Mrs. Emma Scott and two daugh-
ters. OF Mt. Pleasant. were in Martins
Ferry yesterday.
Albert Hotchkiss has transferred his
services from the Aetna-standard to
the Laughliu tin mill
James +. Mitchell. OF Mt. Pleasant.
visited Mr. and Mrs. w. IS. Francis yes
terday
Reserved seats for Prof, J. w. Soho
fields concert win so ON sale on Thurs
day.
The remains OF Gibson BInns who died
at Colerain will be buried at Allenport'
Pa.
Charles McKim. OF wcllsyIlle. was in
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Next Friday viii be Uuion Day at the
public schools.
Howard Joy will entertain tonight.
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MARTINS PERRY,
IIapu aud Ml'hNp. /" this Thr!vlnE city
Across the River.

Across the River.
Some Of tho soldiers object to
holding the Republican state convrn-
ton the middle week in June. Since II
has practically been decided to hold nm
early convention. as shown by the call
for the meeting at Columbus. on Fri
day, general opinion has conferred on
the second week Of next month as the
time most likely to be selected That
* tho week OF the state encampment
Of the G. A, II. at ChiilicOthee, and many
Of the old soldiers viii want to attend
both. The veterans think this date
would give them fair consideration,
and they will ask the committee TO put
OF the convention until the week FOL
lowing. II this IS done It viii throw the
convention very near the holding OF the
Rcpublicnn county convention, which
has been set FOR June q Many NJ the
leaders favor an early convention and
the candidates do not seem to care
whether the convention Is held at Col
umbus, Cleveland. Toledo or some other
city.
The Democratic convention VIII pro-
badly come a week or two later, and
viii likely be held at Toledo II prom
iscs to be n most animated affair There
WIN be contest for the nominations
for state offices. and the question Of en-
dorslng John Il. Mclean, The fight will
not be as hot between the sound money
and free silver factions Of the party. as
between the divisions Of the lG to pco-
pie. Tom Johnson and John X. Mclean
are both avowcd candidates for tho
scnatorship. and while Mclean has the
advantage OF controlling the organi-
zatlon II Is thought that he is not Gutii-
GENTLY strong to force the Issue, and
rather than TO do 20 and suffer defeat he
may consent to giving the nomination
for Governor TO the opposition II he Is
promised the scnUtorship, II the Demo-
Gratis should win
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LOCAL BREvIrlES
Matters Of NIlnor Mon,ont In aud About
the CITY.

The committees on health and ordi-
nance have been called 20 meet tAis
evening at 100 O'Clock.
The Eymnastic exhibition by the differ
emit classes Of the Y. n. c. a. gymnasium
a the Opera House on Friday evening.
VriIi be very creditablc and entertaining.
seats may be reserved at c. q. Houses
music store tomorrow morning
New postmaSters were appointed yes
4erCiay at three points in Ohio county. as
follows: AT Elm Grove, w. c. Smith, who
succeeds ". T. Chambers; at EnnHy' $
Point G. Epple. Succes ding Jonn J.. Lam
cy, andat West Liberty, N. J. Dunlap.
succeeding A. J. AcColioch.
Thomas wheaton yesterday swore out
4 peace warrant for a. II. Wells and VIII
Reid. colorcd He testified that he was
afraid the two men you'd do him bodily
harm. Last night Squire Rogers Tdt
Wells and Reid under bond OF 80 each,
TO keep the peace fgr elk months.
The funeral OF the late Carl Meyer took
place yesterday afternoon. from his late
residence. at corner % Thlrty-tlurl and
Wood streets. Fort Henry lodge. Shield
OF Honor. had charge Of the funeral.
Mayors band prCcei,d the cortcgc %
PenInsular cemetery. where the inter-
mont took place
Tho tresspass casea against c. II. and
Robert Abercromblc were heard before
Squire Fitzpatrick yesterday afternoon.
and were dismissed. The cases grew out
OF the attempt Of the Abercrombics to
take possession Of goods. which It was
alleged they had bought from the as
signee. Mr. Z. Buchanan. but In the alb
aence Of Mr.. Buchanan. his book-kceper.
W. II. Bone. had the charges OF tresspnsJ
preferred.
Many Wheeling women will doubtless
be Interested In cooking clagS which
Mrs. Rainbow. a professional English
cook, will CondGct on the afternoon of
Tuesday, May IL .Mrs. Rainbow Will dc-
mons:rate to the ,alIez, the art NJ making
salads. pastrIcg and dainty deserts. The
proceeds win be used u. the interest II
tho Kings Daughters Day Nursery.
which, by the way, has already proved
most successful venture. fnrty-nye chill
dren having been cared for during the
seventeen days the nursery has tcCn IN
operation II Is hopei thu; large mum
her Of la1IcI viii avail themselves II The
opportunity offered and not ouly hpnsn.
Themselves, but old most worthy
charity.
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OIL CITY-RIver . feet inches and
stationary. Weather clear and cool.
STEUBESVILLE-River 10 feet and
rising. Weather clear and cool. Pass
ed down-The Ben Hur, Keystone state,
OIlvette Passed up-Thc Sam Brown
GREENSBORO-Riv II feet 1
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and cold. The James G. Blaine is due
IN and down on Tuesday.
wARREN-Riyer ! foot ? inches
Weather clear and cool.
PARKERSBURG-T Ohio river IL
"A feet and rising fast Weather cloudy;
mercury Il. Passed up-The ArSand.
Hudson. Passed down-Thc Valley
Belle. The Little Kanawha out OF
locks and RISING No boats.
MORGANTOWN-River 10 feet g
inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy; mercury 70.
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suit. billed shirt, colluIoid collar, white
nocktle, IA ninety cent hat and a pair OF
Dillonvalr shoes The best young man
ala not look nearly 50 pretty as the
newly married man and the two girls
wore white trimmed with turquoise
blue, yellow, lobster green. old rose ana
Long Run red, and the party looked
very stunning and picturesque. Thcy
tool, IN Martins Ferry ana walked 70
Aetnayilic. ate peauuts' sweet cakes anu
,.t.f andy and draal. liver water and
soda water and rested forty-tlve min
utes nt the Wheeling & Lake Erie depot
before returning TO DillonValc.
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a couple from Dlllonvnlc took day
of yesterday. came 10 Martins Ferry
and were married. They were ac-
Companlcd by one best young
man and two little girls, and
after the wedding the party
had their pictures taken The bride was
n brunette n about twenty. and wore
rcd shoes, brown skirt. pink waist.
straw hat, trimmed with flowers, and
she also wore long white veil, on the
streets and elsewhere, as liz characterls-
tic Of the Italians Huns. Sluvs Bohc-
minns, AustriunH and people of several
other foreign languages at Dillonvhlc
The groom wore seven dollar black