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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

cago. son Of Eugene s. Pike, were mar
ried at noon to-day at the home Of secre.
tary Alger. The president and Mrs.
Mckinley were near the wedding party
during the ceremony. The company was
most distinguished one,
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MAAhNh AbA hA0 AhNN0AhAthNs
-
Mrs link, who was back at her old
home at Port Jeryis, n. Y, called thither
by the recent serious illness Of her sister,
Mrs. j. NJ. Happ, returned to the city Sun
day night and yesterday was the guest
OF her brothers wife, Mrs. j. II. Fenner.
Mrs. link reports Mrs. Happ's condition
considerably improved since last reports,
and states that she will probably be
brought TO New Mexico when able to
travel. The lady continues south TO her
home at San Marcial to morrow morning.
Joseph u. Helweg in a note TO THE
CITIZEN, states that he IL the general
agent for Albuquerque Of the "Childs
Aid Association of Ph9nix, Arizona,
and Mfr. Helweg hopes 10 secure policies
from many Of the boys and girls of this
city. II Is beneficiary association, and
many Of the little ones throughout Ari-
zona are becoming members.
Col. ". G. Marmon, of Laguna, who
has been up in the COchiti district doing
sons surveying for the government,
came In from the north last night and Is
around among his many city friends to
day. lie will continue west TO Laguna
this evening.
One Of the windows of George c. Gains
ley & Cos shoe store, besides being hand
somely decorated with red, white and
blue, is Ornamented with very good pic
ture OF Admiral Dewey, the fayOrite hero
OF the American people just now.
At the regular meeting of the FIRE de-
partment next Tuesday evening, the
newly elected officers will treat their as,
sOciates 10 some hrst- class solid and
liquid refreshments.
J.H. Burrill, Fred. B. Morris and Mrs
Zslla jackson are among the Denver Wis.
itOrs TO the territorial metropolis. They
are stopping at the European.
Rehearsal Of "Erminie" this evening
at banquet hall, opera house. Mrs. Blak
ley desires q full attendance of those whC
will Ia ke part.
Trainmaster Aver. with headquarters
at San Marcial and home in this city, il
here to-day mingling with the local rail
readers.
G. Hill Howard, the land court attor.
ney, came In from the territorial capital
last night, and is at sturges' European.
For Rent - Boarding house, seventeen
rooms, near Atlantic s. Pacific shops; s95
a month. ". G. Leonard.
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NIInI.,er 20 PortnraI.

Washington, May lS.-senOr Medonea,
Brazilian minister, to day, presented his
letters Of recall TO the president prepara-
tory TO leaving for his new post as
minister 10 Portugal.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18
Wanna Another seoretArr.

Washington, May ls.-secretary Alger
sent to congress the draft OF u bill TO
create in time OF war second assistant
secretary OF war with salary Of 1900.
The secretary urges immediate action.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

". 8. Miera, the popular stock buyer
and raiser OF the Cuba neighbOrhOOd
this county, drove in from his mountain
home and headquarters late yesterday
afternoon and has his name on the
register at the Sturges European.
George u. Young, the public school
teacher and editor OF the News, Williams
came In from the west last night and
has his name on the Sturges European
register.
Albert Schultz and wife, of III PasO, are
in the city at the Grand Central. They
have relatives in the territorial me-
tropOlis.
The Afro-Americans will hold meet.
ing at their Masonic hall, corner OF
FIRST street and Gold avenue, tomorrow
night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

Washington, May ls.-secretary Long
this afternoon said: 1T can be stated
positively and officially that the Oregon
Is safe, but 1t cannot be properly made
known where she is."
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

New York. May Is. - Money on call
nominally. at i<Q2 per cent. Prime
ns-cantile pansF. 506sS.
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Shirt Waist Special.
BROTHERS :: :: $: :: :: ;:
Jewel Belts, Fancy chiffons,
Gloves, Embroidery.
KAnsna civ MarL.,

Kansas City, May ls.-Cattle-Receipts
1000; best grades steady. others weak "a
ten cents lower.
Native steers, t3.5004l6b; Texas cows
SSbO04.10; native COWS and heifers,
~ 26@4.76; stockers and feeders, % OO@.
500; bulls. $s.75@4.O0.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market strong
Lambs. S4.2b@650; muttons % OO.@4. l5.
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Landing P.rlr R.nnI.nl

London. May ls.-A special from Ha-
yana says that battle occurred OF Cal
barien. aud it is reported that the land.
ing party was beaten back.
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Dcdc,euev Rilt

Washington, May ls.-The urgency de.
1eiency bill, carrying Ss,437Os2, mostly
for pensions, was agreed on by the house
committee on appropriations to-day and
Immediately reported to the house.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

Chicago. May Wheat-May wheat
sl.4O per bushel; July, si.Obh. Corn
May, 3Oc; July $500. 0ats-May, zoe
July, 26(d2BISc.
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time the strength Of the Notifications Of
the United States was taken up. A mo.
tiOn to recommit made by Connolly III
lIdoisl prevailed.
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Where Rolls the Oregon ?"

Washington, May lS-The Oregon Ia
believed to be safe and probably now il
a part OF Simpsons squadron.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18
War Measure.

Washington, May ls.-The house bill
making 1t penal offense for any per,
son TO photograph or make public at any
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18
THE BIG S'TORE!!.
Mail Orders Given
Careful Attention
and Promptly Filled

AIN VAEmM Prices The Big STORE We selling Better Goods for
mil WUk Less Money Than ever before Look The MongaTeH W
ssssa are Offering this week begins hOndsy
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Married.

Washington, May lS,-Francis Aura
AlRer, youngest daughter Of the secretary
Of war, and Charles Burial Pike, Of Chi
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an .sr ana I.eaa,


New York. May is.-silyer. SIN. Lead,
1880.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18
A New store.

W. W. Strong, the contractor, has a
force OF men fitting up the empty store
room at III Railroad avenue. Col. John
Borradaile, the agent, informs The CITI-
EEN that the Tenant will be Robert
Mann. OF Detroit, Mich, and the business
will be frst class drug store. Mr. Mann
has had thirteen years experience in the
business, and comes here very highly
recommended. The CITIZEN welcomes
the gentleman and trusts he will be 70.
waIded for his investment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18
PTusaIAn Diet

Berlin, May lS.-The Pfussian diet was
closed to-day by Emperor William in per
son al the ROYAL castle.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

Twenty per cent off on all our Fancy Silk
Waist Patterns. We have the largest stock and
haudsomest Patterns ever shown In this city.
Come early for first choice.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

Big reductions on Persian Lawns, India Dim.
tiles, Dotted Swiss, Victoria Lawns, French Ba.
tiste and Organizes.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

All of our Misses and Children's Spring Reef
ers and Jackets, at New York cost, to close
them out. Nothing reserved; they all CO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-18

Agents for Butter
ick's Patterns and
DIR. Jaeger's Un-
derwear.
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Summer Dress Stuffs.

100 pieces, Scotch organdies in dainty designs
at, per yard d..................... 40
rs pieces White Goods, consistingo of Nainsook,
Lawn and Dimity at, per yard. ...........5 DC
Twenty per cent. reduction on all our impoted
French Organdies. Grab 'em quick, as we will
not have them long at these prices.
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New York. May ls.-COppsr, lie.
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rRooPs ron PnILlPPlSEs.

Washington. May ls.-Thehouse passed
The deficiency pension bill.
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Mems Clothing.

Gents Furnishings.
We are Headquarters for Gents Furnishings,
and can save you from 10 to as per cent. on
everything in this line, as we buy direct from the
mandatory aud buy everything in case lots
Special Sale this week on Underwear, Half Hose,
Shirts, etc.
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DoNAHoR HARDWARE Co.
The sun., 1898-01-13
RchnII-GreufelI.

Mrs. Pascoe st. Leger Grenfell and William
Schall. Jr.. were married yesterday morning at
tho home of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Ashmore. 102 4Waverley place. Bishop
Potter performed the ceremony at IL 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Ashmore was run away with while out
driving last week. and is still suffering from the
effects of this accident. On account of this ILL.,
ness only the immediate relatives were present
at the ceremony, and there was no reception.
This was the third marriage Of the bride.
Eight years ago. when Miss Isabel Ashnore,
she married her cousin, Charles Ashmore Of
London, England. who lived only four years.
Then she married Pescoe st., LeRer Gren:
fell one of the nine sons of Pascoe Dupre
Grenfell, a member OK the London firm Of
Morton. Rose & Co. 1t is now ten months
since the news was received here by his widow
that Pascoe st. LeRer Grenfell, who had gone to
Africa. had been slain by the Matabeles. Mr..
Schall. yesterdays bridegroom, is with the firm
of Schall, Muller & Co., bankers at AS Wall
street. He lives at Mountain Station. Orange,
\. j., and is member Of the Essex County
Hunt Club. 1t is now about year since he was
divorced from his first wife.
The sun., 1898-01-13
WARM PRAISE OF MIR. HANNA.
James G. Cannon Says tho Senator KuewI
Well the Needs OF Ohio.

James G. Cannon Says tho Senator Knews
Well the Needs or Ohio.
James G. Cannon, Treasurer of the Republican
National Committee. and Vice-President of the
Fourth National Bank, said yesterday regard
ing Mr.. Hanna's olection:s - o. f.t...'
"The election Of the Hon. Marcus A. Hanna
to the United States Senate by the Legislature
of Ohio is a great achievement for the Repub-
lican party and its principles. He is an honora-
BILE, straightforward competent business man.
who understands probably as well as any one in
Ohio the needs of his State. His energy and
ability will enable him to render for his constit
uents a service In the United States Senate
that can only be productive OF practical and
beneficial results. Ho is q Republican hose
loyalty to his party is unquestoned; he believes
in honest money and is opposed TO the free-silver
heresy which threatens the destruction of our
national credit.
His services to tho Republican party in the
election. which triumphantly placed the Hon.
William Mckinley in the Presidential chair and
defeated tho supporters of socialism. COM
munism. and repudiatio entitled him to re-
ceive at the hands of his party the expression of
confidence and appreciation which an election
to the United States Senate implies"
The sun., 1898-01-13
friends are now saying about him. The pros.
Pects for much legislation this winter arc un-
favorable. as the Senate ana the House cannot

friends are now saying about him. The pros
pects for much legislation this winter arc un,
favorable. as the Senate ana the House cannot
HANNA PRoCLAINs WAR ON TRAITORS.
In addressing the Columbus Glee Club TO.
night Senator Hqnna said among other things:
of the United States by the people, also hap.
pen 70 occupy tho exalted position given to me
s Ss Of tie stsTi "a
party, and In my official capacity now uttor tho
proclamation that no traitors are wanted In our
camp reference being made to Mr.. kurtzl.
have no dtsiro to put any lndignity upon any
man. but havo desire to visit upon overy
man the fruits Of his sins when he sins against
The fftysix Republican members of the
ngSt a T9G cock the question VI UNDER consd
Grafton being complete reorganization OF tn"
CLEVELAND, o., Jan. ia special meeting of
the Tippecanoc Club has been called for tho
ayowed purpose Of expcllng from its member.
are Mayor Robert T. McKisson. who was tho
Ssnddsts Of The nostc s S InSd
n. 7. Bramlcy, Senator Vernon II. Burke and
Fred l. Taft. A meeting for this purposc was Is
Mason, Bramley and Burke had gono on record
IN opposition to Hanna. ,,,
There was secret conference Mt Columbus
late last light. and MS result Secretary Hcncke
OF the club came back to Cleveland carly this
morning. Half an hour after his arrival in town
special meeting OF the organization for Thurs.
day night In the afternoon he sent out notices
6iGned by President Theodore NJ Bates ana
himself calling tho members together. promi-
bent members of the club who came back from
Columbus are open In their dcnuncntion of the
attitude OF Mayor McKisson and tho boilers,
and express confidence that they would bo ex.
PEELED from the club In disgrace. and that too.
with scant ceremony.
Ten minutes after tho vote was takon Mt
Columbus electing Mr.. Hanna Senator an i'm.
the top OF the Perry. Payne building. where Mr.:
Hanna has an office. As nearly all OF
no organized demonstration was attempted.
Plans were made for great reception
TO be rendered Senator Hanna when he arrives
hero at l2:45 p NJ. tomorrow. The TiDpecanoe
Marching Club of 700 men and all the Re-
publican ward organizations will 20 to the sta.
zion to meet the Senator and escort him to the
Tppecanoe clubhouse, where n reception will bo
held in his honor.
The sun., 1898-01-13
no JAIn ron sHoP1IrT1No.
Ths newers snd B-rsars wonen sentenoea
b necoeast Gon % 1--WE nlenths Each.

Tne r,sv~er~ .,a r,rS,r. vvere, s.,,.,o.~
~ vlecorasr Ger 70 TIVE rasnths Each.
rh, ,ror,.r ,,ho rrdo- ,ho ,.uo, ., NJ,
! Mar Ro,-ar. ana osrtrrdo porhoro ,-.ro on,,'
v,c,sd a fa,v dsvs on q, shonlift,no, croo,od .
scone vosterday IN the courtroom, q, por, 7 ~
tho cc,or., s...,ons ,yhor ,ho,, go .,ra,rno "a
sor .sn,anno Thox hsd hesn ,ooSo1 mn ~ ,ho
Ton,hs s,noo Mondav r,eht ThoS ~ .at
in their calls In tho old C,tv Prison wecn.
inc ana ho,yoi,,no tho,r fato ana rot,,s,re, foo5
Yesterdav n raon,rod tho unitcd eeyorts ~ sonr
donrtv ohor,tr. % tab n ,hom ooroo. ,ho p-,dvo
of siohs Ono NJ tho dcpptv shcrlfys told them
tbot ho ho,ioyod thov ,vero sb omm,no ond ,ha,
tho bos, ,h,r tho, o,,Id 40 ,vo,,Id no o., ,o,t 81
to the bar and accept their sentences calmly. II
they did this the deputy sheriff said they would
have better chance of convincing Recorder
Hon that thoir grief was genuine After this
the women became calm and walked into tho
00.rs,oom r WIN W. I ooweu menus - a.,
Ambrose II. Purdy, counsel for the prisoners.
said said that hs had , tried to oeourS "daE,s of
hu, oU,na ~ %, .,nn, % ~ nmh,,o,.n a,,uan 30
the case none of the noirhbors cared to mix.
themselves r,p in it. fearing that their names
might cot into tbe newspapers. Ho concluded
cIorh Hail I0poe, urooe.Soa a to " tohe tho
podisrocs. Mrs Bowers said she was 50 years
old and was born In New York. She said she
was mnrrioa ana had never been convicted of
Voc ne,. u. anu nou M no'o, - ooon ~ - "
any crime oetore. Inc younger woman VINO
xas % vears oId ,ived In the West refnaing tn
~ ~ 'oN.o .u, ,. :, ., ~ W =" eo 'N''' 'Ne w.
make moro uennlte answer.
There is no doubt in my mind" said Re
corder Goff. "of your puilt You had fair and
~~ ~~ i' VI youi eu'u ~ " W " ~ ~ $50
Impartial trial. Tho fact that you are women 10
no reason why any sympathy or sentiment
should be expressed hero at this time. There
o w e~P.esoA "oio %. ' se'
The sun., 1898-01-13

then that. Mr.. Hanna had been saved by carry
BannA and stark county, the home o. ths !,
Hanna was from Stark, and three Of them from
Tho Compensation and salvation at last camo
from Cincinnati, where enough Of the Repub-
Iicnn retormers Kept the faith and saved Tor
havo this sort Of thing happen in a case OF re,
form that It deserves honorable mention. Afew
words will conclude all thatit necessary TO say
here or at washington, they y viii have an sbun.
s enhaSses eho sF setoTy Mr Hanna
that ho did not use a dollar TO buy votes and
ss'FP SesSd hGTs s 9s s PSfS SsoS o
hand .ou,E showing his opponents were we're, not
der little man. who received instructions from
md only through a misapprehension allowed n
Republican to speak In tho discussion OF tho
the Beaten a' side wanted % time 10 BELOW about
bribery. Tho way Republican got In was by
giving out that he also was opposed to recess,
Providence had sent him to aid the Democrats
and their allies in getting up deadlock.
words that he was against recess because the
time was up to vote. There was no certain
do until the ponderous l.ieutenant. Governor ap.
gearcd before the bar Of tho House with the
Senate Sen at his hees It was his duty to preside
Speaker the contrast provoked general smile;
Joncs lowered like mountain and Mason stood
by his side. like n child waiting TO be led to
show his new clothes In garden. The solemnity
OF the eLieutenant-Governorw was unusual. There
was prodigious reserve force in his gigantic per-
sonal appearance and his deep bass tones. He
preserved order. He prohibited applause. He
stood ready to trample upon any creature that
hsscd. Decorum became the natural condition
of man.
Tho proceedings were rs he said thoy must be.
decent and In order" Senator Garfeld's
handsome speech of nomination was most at
tentively listened to and worthy tho occasion in
every sense. but there wasn't breath of ap-
pause. and there was no manifestation Of
human nature after the impassioned harangues
of tho Mckisson men. Each OF the seventy
three Hanna men arose and declared his vote.
as Jones told them they should, for Mr.. Hanna.
giving his full name. The order Of Jones didn't
spare the Democrats, and the Robert E." of
Mckisson's name was rolled out every time.
So profound was the subjugation of the audi
encc under Jones that there was hardly sigh
of emotion in the hall when the Inevitable roll
call revealed the election Of Marcus A. Hanna.
II Speaker Reed ever gives out attention should
be called TO Jones as the man for his place.
The sun., 1898-01-13
TACKLED IN HIS WAGON.
Contractor sebrinE Has y Lively Bout with Z
Supposed Robber.
r. T. BOOTH co,


BOUND BROOK. N. j.. Jan. 11.-Peter A.
Sebring. contractor in tho employ of tho New
York and Philadelphia Traction Company, had
an adventure last night on tho eastern turn
pike. near the Fivemile Lock. He was driving
to the Central railroad station to meet his son
at $3.50 o'clock when q stranger. who aftcrward
gave the name Of Richards and said he was O
civil engineer in tho employ of tho Traction
Company, hailed him. He said that Manager
John Blair MacFee of the company had sent
him from Philadelphia to survey a proposed
trolley road line. He wanted to look over tho
route. Mr.. Sebring said it was too late, but the
stranger insisted that he could see all he
wanted to by moonlight. They adjourned to
the Hotel Bound Brook, and after the stranger
had treated the contractor to q bottle of soda
AS they drove along Richards asked sebrins
carried revoVer se5rins had n recevsa na SlsG
the most Of It at home with his WIFE keeping only
q little change so he told Richards that while
he had but a small amount Of money with him
and never carried shooting irons for fear
Of getting shot, that he could hold his own with
his fists anywhere At that Richards seized
h hm BY bs the throat throat and endesvored to str.ngle
the wagon. Both occupants were pitched out
sobrns still T retained it the rens, and. while still
lighting. managed to hitch the reins over a post,
thus stopping the team. Then turning hfs at.
eona handle him nep % hs
man rushed from neighboring house carrying
q lantern. and Richards. finding that Sebring
hold and ran up the road. Mr. sebring with
the aid OF the man with tho lantern. righted his
wagon and drove to New Brunswick. His bruises
caused by the blows administered by Richards
and his wounds caused by the barbed. wire fence
were dressed by doctor.
The sun., 1898-01-13

ORANGE. n. j., Jan. 12.-Miss Mabel Stuart
Petit and DIR. Herbert Swift Carter were mar
ried at o'clock this evening in the Church of
The Holy Communion, South Orange. The be-
trothal service was read by the bridegroom 8
brother. the Rev. J. F. Carter of Fall River,
Mass. and the marriage ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Lewis Cameron, the rector
OF the church. Tho church decorations were of
palms and roses. The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Harriet Stuart Petit. as maid
of honor, and by six bridesmaids. Miss Weight
man of Philadelphia. Miss Coffin OF Lynn. Mass
Miss Childs Of Pittsburg, and Miss Catherine
OF the Oranges.
The brides dress was Of white satin. and the
tunes with wide chiffon sashes and black hats
with long black ostrich plumes. Ernest T..
Carter. a brother OF the bridegroom, was the
best man. Following the ceremony reception
was given at the residence Of the brides mother.
Silver Spring. West Orange.
The sun., 1898-01-13
Tho pennsylvania,s New Limited.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IL. President Frank
Thomson, the Board of Directors and executive
officers of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
made a tour OF inspection to-day on the new
train which on Thursday morning will take the
place of the present train between New York
and Chicago. known as the Pennsylvania linn
tied. The new train is made up of Pullman
coaches. but the exterior colorDg Is n pro-
nounced departure from the old sombre tint
now employed in the Pullman service.
The body of the cars is Nile green and gold
and the upper part is light cream tint, similar
to that of the cars on the Mexican Central Rail-
way. The chief improvements in the interior
construction and appointmentso of the train oyer
the old limited is In the observation car. This
car. Fortuna" contains. instead of the ordi-
nary sections. six exclusive compartments, each
finished In a different colored wood and fur
nished to correspond. The observation room.
besides full complement Of chairs and settees.
contains a secretary and bookcase. In the CEN
tre Of the room is a ttte.atste seat. and imme-
ceiling Of the observation platform is dome
shaped. which at night may be illuminated
The entire train Is lighted by electroliers de-
pending from the ceiling
The sun., 1898-01-13

Michael Stanley a member Of the wel-known
firm of restaurant keepers. was married yester-
day morning to Miss Agnes Cecele Kane of 4s
West l26th street. The ceremony took place at
All Saints Church. 129th street and Madison
avenue. the Rev. Father Power. pastor of the
church, officiating. Miss Bessie Kane. sister of
Edward j. Carroll, brother OF John r, Carroll ;
Andrew Shapley, Edward J. Kane, Philip
Glascott. Henry Graham and Daniel O'Connor.
The brides gown was of white satin. trimmed
with point lace. After the ceremony wedding
breakfast was given at her homo. 1t waa at
in city politics. The bride and groom have
gone South on an extended wedding tour.