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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

A celebrated physician declares that
the Increase in height and weight of
Britons and Americans during the last
half century is chiefly due to the In
creased consumption Of sugnr
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

If any maker Of metaphors can sus-
ceed in mixing his 6gures more ju-
dlcious1y than the editor Of the Nogal
Republican in the following, he will
be widely applauded; Lincoln
couuty's emancipation from the throes
of obscurity is fact. The Gem Of
New Mexico, no longer in swaddling
clothes of infancy, shakes the shackles
off its too long slumbers and steps
fourth into the rank of progress, a
mighty giant and blazing star in the
terrific RVS gaylexy of counties. AL
buquerque Journal Democrat.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26
WHAT'S sHILoHg

A grand old remedy for cough, cold
and consumption; used through the
world for half century, has cured
lnnumerable cases Of incipient con
sumption and relieved many in ad
vanced stages If you are not salts
fed with the results we will refund
your money. Price % cts, so cts
and S1.0O. For sale by McGrath Bros
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26
YOuNa NIOTHERs

Group is the terror OF thousands Of
Young mothers because its outbreak is
SO aRonizing and frequently fatal.
Shiloh's cough and consumption cure
acts like magic in cases of Group. 1t
has never been known to fail. The
worst cases relieved Immediately
Price % cts, so cts. and Sl,OO. For
sale by McGrath Brothers.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

tioner, che is your first cousin II
know; l prefer to have him my
cousin once removed Philadelphia
Record.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26
OOuRT OF PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS,

Joseph r. Reed Of Iowa, Chief Justice
AssocIAfR JUsTIcRs-wilbur f. stone' OF
Colorado; Thomas Q. Fuller, of North CaroI-
ma William N. Murray, of Tennessee; Henry
e sluss, of Kansas.
B.atthew Reynolds, Of Missouri u o.
Attorney.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

For bilious attack take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver tablets and
a quick cure is certain. For sale by
all dealers in medicine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

The Lake Superior copper region is
falling off, and Arizona bids fair TO be
soon the greatest copper country in
the world, as it is gaining more than
twice as fast as the Montana field
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

The Globe Silver Belt says that a
flow of over 10000 gallons OF water In
twenty.four hours has been struck in
the Alice shaft Of the Troy mine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

A good many people in Las Cruces
have Just enough back bone TO ache
Progress.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26

About hundred Apaches have col
lected at Fort Mcdonnell near Phoenix,
and the whites have petitioned the
governor to have them removed.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1902-09-26
TERRITORIAL,

NJ Rartlett ...... Solioitor-General
n .bbott santa Fe.......... Dist. Attorney
With. Llewellyn. Las Cruces
F.W. Clancy, Albuquerque ...'
Chas. A. spiess Las Vegas .....
cao W pritohard. White Oaks.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
SMART WALKING COSTUMES

but. cf course. has improved, as do all
fGshions. IN consequence Of certain
modification of the style; and so far
has met with great success. The side
p,eated circular skirt IS in rough chew
lot with Norfolk jacket. the revers OF
the Jacket trimmed with Irish point
and morrow line OF fur or course. IL
Is much too carly for fur as yet, and
instead Is used braid outside OF the re-
vers. or rather Just on the edge OF IL.
The sleeves are small bishop sleeves
gathered or pleated into band at the
wrist. The cloth or cheyiot Is rather
heavy. and the great objection to the
costume is that it makes the wearer
look rather clumsy. but on a slender
figure that does not make so much dif-
fercnC-. and n the gown Is well cut and
nticd q Is really most attractive An
other ravorite style ia the long coat,
three-quartor length with attached
skirts g. a short resfcr. but much more
fitted In than were the REFERS OF last
year, In light gray this is an especially
good style. aud also In tan The gray
however sdams TO be more popular
than the tan for some unknown reason
Evening journal., 1902-09-19

afternoon. October 1. at 2.20 o'clock, in
the BIidgeville Methodist Church.
Miss Annabel Mcbride. who is resid-
ing with relatives in Philadelphia. will
spend Sunday with her mother, In this
city
W. II. stllie is in Atlantic City.
Ralph Curtis Cowles, Of Williams-
port. Pa, and William Cowlcs. OF Chea-
ter. were visitors in this city yesterday.
Mrs. W'aiters and the Misses Wal
tiers, OF England, who have been visit
ling In Wilmington, now are the guests
eof Chester relatives
Clayton Harrington is visiting VIII
/ liam Farr. in Chester.
Mics Rebecca Bartlett is very in a.
the home OF her mother. No. 1905
Washington street from the efeots ci
a fright received this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor are visit
ing in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sheets, o
Washington, and Mr. and Mrs. John %
. Hallcran, of Wilmington. were guests
at the Halloran-Stewart wedding Il
, Yorklyn.
MfS. MAI baIel AitLiMee ilo- tee|l ~
home from visiting her daughter, Mrs
Richard Rothwell. at Greenbank.
Miss Anna NJ McElwee has returne
home from Brandywine Springs, wher
she spent the summer
Mrs. Harry w. Cheairs is visitin
= Mrs. NJ. C.. Ruthgaun. in philadelphia
for two weeks.
James w. Pinder snd wife have r'
= turnel from Spring Lake.
Mrs. Margaret McClary and Mis-
n Elizabeth Gregg have returned froi
4 Ocean Grove N. j., where they hay
been since June.
n Mrs. Charles Baird and Miss Graz
Baird have returned from Tuc.aho
, Nj.
Miss Elizabeth Ewes, Of New Londc
!, Pa, is visiting Miss Bessie Morrow
. Franklin street.
i J. w. Lattomus has returned fro
! a business trip to Trenton, n. j.
II. G. Swayno. Of Guyeneorrt h
moved his family to No. 1915 Tatn.
= street.
- Robert Griffin. of near Hockessin,
= suffering with a bone-felon.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19

The short walking costumes for the
early autumn are exceedingly smart
this year. but. as rule. are made In
much lighter colorings than last. There
are some very attractive grays. and
some good tans, and these are really
more fashionable than the dark blues.
dark green's. or oven black Indeed. for
the moment. the black walking gown Ia
Just a little out Of favor There are
some black materials with heck OF
white which are popular and quite ef-
fective but all black in serge or in
cloth are no longer in demand.
Fancy braid bands OF silk or satin
with French knots. the bands edgei
with line OF narrow silver braid, trim
effectively the grey cheviots but the
rule Is that the bands must be OF the
same color as the material. With the
execution of the black gowns. which are
relieved with these touches OF white or
silver. the one-tone idea Is carried out
in everything and is certainly very
charming.
The box pleated skirt circular In
shape. that made its appearance last
year Is stili fashionable this autumn
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
EVENTS In MARYLAND
BOHEMIAN GAMERS STRIKE
Western UniOn Telegraph Company Coz
Struct a New Line

Registration days in Cecil county
this year will be September 30. October
z and October IA. the latter being for
revision
Because a number of co.ored men
were employed at Cristie's cannery, at
Colora, Cecil county. the Bohemians
employed there went on a strike yes
terday.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has a large force of men at work
constructing a line from Pilot to Battle
Swamp, and from RowlandsviLe TO LID
erty Grove, Cecil county.
The commissioners of Cecil county
Yesterday inspected The old bridge ovei
East creek, at North East, with view
Ito arranging plans for a new irof
structure in the near future.
James e. EllegOod, of Wicomle'
lcounty. the Democratic nominee toi
Congress from the First district, mad'
his first visit to Elkton yesterday
where he met a large number OF proml
lnent Democrats from all parts OF Ceci
lcounty.
The buildings ON the Barksdale rae
track. near Elkton, have been disman
tiled and the lumber sold at public auc
ltion. This marks the exit Of the track
lin Cecil county. which several year
ago were the scene Of outlaw racing.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
Social and Personal Note

Miss May Meaney Of Chester Is Vls-
iting I'm Wilmington.
Franklin Myers, son Of Edwin Myers
of Newport, is seriously III with W
pohid fever.
There was a pleasant social held IN
the nome CT the Rev. w. 0. Hurst III
Newport. on wednesday evening.
Mrs. Franklin Hopes is visiting IN
Paulsboro, N. ].
Miss Clara Kennedy, OF Newrcrt'
WHO has been i'll. is much improved.
The Rev. Hubert w. Wells, rector OF
St Andrews Church. and family, who
have been since July / in lsleiord'
Maine. left there today for Whining
ton.
The Misses Plunkett are in Atlantic
CITY.
Mrs. Marion Il. Vanzant. OF No l5OZ
Lancaster avenue. entertained a mum
her of her friends on Wednesday even
ling in honor Of her birthday. An en-
ioyable time was spent.
]. W. Huxley is at the Hotel yelling
ton. Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie l.. Shaw and Joseph {
Cole were married by the Rev. II.
Dulany in Asbury NJ F. parsonage las
might
invitations have been received in thi
city to the wedding Of Miss Chariot
MAY Wiley, daughter 70 Mr.. and Mr.
r. w. Cannon. and William Burto
Truitt. all Of Bridgeville. The cer'
mony will take place on Wednesda
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
For Maid and Nat N

Beaver is in the top notch OF milIi.
nSry modishness.
Beaver ribbons. too, are popular.
Braidings a all kinds win be in
vogue.
A knotted scarf with tassel cnde Is
a new underhrim tismming.
Tho blouse is as indispensable as
ever.
Burnt orange newly christened mas
Iturtium. is the colorof the hour
Hats will be trimmed with kid.
Some Of the newest stockings show
fancy clockines and side embrolderies.
instead CT the front embroiderles.
Handsome buttons are q conspicuous
feature in the trimmings of the new
gowns and wraps.
Dark blue is as popular as ever for
the autumn street gown.
Fasot stitches are as much used as
ever.
Silk hats. either OF moire or taffeta.
are approved by Dame Fashion.
The vogue for trimming at the back
falling against tho hair has not de-
parted.
You can't have your hearwear too
broad or too fat, SO say the milliners.
/ The ostrich feather VIII triumph on
hats and In boas: ostrich feathers will
! be combined with marabout, and with
chiffon ami taneta fer new neckpieces
Taneta coats OF the Monte Carlo or
der are selling for fall wear
The all-feather hat is still here, pret-
tier than ever.
Ruches ot velv.t ribbon ara smart
. and new trimming. ISL
Long. soft csprcys In vivid shades os
/ yellow. orange. red. blue green and
/ purple as we'll as in black and white,
, are shown at the millinery counter.
Persian embroideries in softly tinted
tapestry woods are among the effective
4 gown garniturcs
: N6lyets and v&vetesns are to be
q much used for separate waists
: Handsme petticoats come In rather
: broad pelSing stripes. A new all-wool
e goods called moirette Is being used to
advantage in pettlcoats.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
BRIDES
OF EARLY FALL
Capelle- Harvey Nuptials in
ST. Johns Church
Interesting Ceremony in the Catholic
Church in Yorkyn-Other
Social Matters

Mss Josephine Harvey. dlLSa.r Of
Mr. and Mrs Holstein Harvey and
George S. Capelle. Jr,. were married
last night I'm St. Johns r. Il. Church.
The ceremony took place at 6.30
o'clock, and was performed by Arch
deacon George O. Hall. the rector of
ST. Johns. The church was effectively
lnecClated for the occasion.
The bride. who was unattended. was
given away by her father Harry
Ming,e. Of New York. was best man
and the ushers were Elliott Harvey
brother of the bride; Herbert Evans
of Boston,; Frederick Herbert. OF New
Ycfk: Harry Wagner, Ralph l,at,ey
and G. 7. Miller Rumford OF Philadol-
lphia.
The bride wore a handsome gown a
lwhite satin and Duohesse lace and dia-
lmond ornaments. Her veil was caught
with Grange blossoms. Her going-away
gown was OF blue brcadcloth
Following the ceremony a reception
was held in the home OF the bride.
parents. No. 1903 Delaware avenue, al
which a large member of relatives anC
friends extended congratulations Z,
bride and groom. The residence was
lelaboratey decorated throughout viii
cut flowers and pOtted plants
Mr.. and Mrs. Capelle will sail frcn
New York tomorrow fer Europe, where
they will spend two months
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
FLASHES FROM JERSEY
DROPPED DEAD ON STREET
Former Marshal Of Salem Expires Near
His Home

While walking along the street near
his home. in Salem. yesterday after
noon, BENJAMIN L. Haynes, an employe
1f the Salem National Bank, dropped
dead. He served as marshal OF Salem
a half century ago and represented his
ward in the Board of F'reeholders for
several terms. He was rs years old
Bridgeton glass manufacturers are
much exercised over the scarcity Of the
coal supply for the winter. Bituminous
coal is now selling at S3.25. The big
concerns at Bridgeton use ten TO nj
teen tons each during the blast.
The thirtv-ninth anniversary OF uhe
issuing of the Emancipation Proclama-
ton will be celebrated in Salem city on
Monday with a street parade of civic
organizations and secret societies.
Maurice River Cove oystermen yes
terday made the largest catch of the
season. and as a result there was
scarcity of freight cars at Vivalve. The
oysters are fine and the demand is
good at high prices. More boats ars
going in commission every day and the
season promises to be more successful
than for many years.
Charged with assaulting Georg
Beck. a non-union man. on the high
way Ralph Weldon. Roy Weldon AM
Charles Tyler. strikers at the More
Jonas plant were held in 800 bail b
Mayor Hampton. of Bridgeton. Bee
SAYS the glass blowers wanted him {
ioin their ranks. and was used roughl
when he refused. The defendants as
sort that they ran into him accident
ally.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
I,arp Couny IOr Vlhis

Lace gowns are being made for win.
ter, both black and white, but the
black lace over white Innings are new
again. They have not been SO gen
orally fashionable for the last year
and now are TO be seen In most exqui-
site designs The black chantllly lace
net. with the lace medallions entire
deux and ruifles. are quite tho newest
'of I'll, and are made up for dinnei
gowns and with both high and low Gu
waists. On them Is used the hand
soonest Of jet trimming. in bands OF me
ldallioms or in novel designs OF lozeng'
,lhape. with either Jet paillettes or will
the cut iet beads combined with fla
'nailheads. As a trimming jet Is sucl
an Old standby that II Is welcomed
again with great favor.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
e. b RILEY.
T. B. RILEY

Saturday and Monday we
will sell 25 pounds OF
Fleisher's Shetland Floss at
S6 cents pound
Lithograph Pillow Tops 20
cents.
New Waist Cloths at 1Oc,
.121lc and 15c q yard.
Two hundred yards Moire
Finished Lining, worth 10
cents, at 5 cents a yard.
Iron-clad Hosiery for boys,
wears like iron, Is cents a
pair.
s and 10-cent Torchon
ILaces 8 cents a yard.
Ladies and Misses Walk
lug Skirts are more in favor
than ever. We are showing
a larger range of prices this
season, SO, s3.25, $4, $5, So,
S6.75, s., SO.
600 Infants and Children S
Goats arrive this week. Very
few stores III any city carr y
the line of Infants and Chill
dren's Coats we DO.
We are selling immense
Quantities Of Blankets ard
lOuilts. The sale VIII continue
all this month. Monday bar
gain sale starts i'll next Mon
|, day.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
Pfetty Weddlng in YorkIyn

A quiet. but pretty, wedding was
sclemnized in the parochial residence
of ST. Johns r. c. Church. Yorklyn.
IN Thursday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
when Miss Agnes b. Halloran. daugh
ter Of Mr. end Mrs. Martin Hallccan,
O., Yorklyn. became the bride OF Clar'
ence T. Stewart. Of Washington. y. g.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. James Quigley, Of HocKessin.
Miss Elizabeth NJ, Hallorar, o; PHIL
adeIphia, sister OF the bride, was maid
of honor. Andrew r. Dcugherty. OF
fhiIatelphia. acted as best man. The
bridesn,aids were Misses Anna c. Hal
,cran sister OF the bride; Miss Emily
C. Kane. cousin Of the bride. aud Mies
Katherine V. Kane, of Wilmington. Inc
lushers were James ]. Mcntvey, o.
lHockessln; John Cahill, OF W'lIHiHg
ton. and John E. Halloran.
The bride were an exquisite gown o
igray voile over gray tafleta. TIE ina''
lof lonor and bridesmaids wore gowne'
lin white. Following The ceremony
lr.certion was held for tha bridal par.
and immediate friends NJ tue home Q
the brides parents. after which Nr an
MIS-. Stewart left for a Southern vi
lThey will reside in Mast J1ston M:'
stewart had enjoyed considerable soela
Iropularity. and had a host OF triend'
having been a teacher in the forkly
school for four years and later IN IN
Wilmington public schools. she wa
lthe recipient of number Of handsom
Gifts
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
Uow to Chr, Ia,oNnia

Women spend altogether too much
Of their lives lying awake at night,
An authority on insomnia gives the
following advice as to the best means
to circumvent IL:
One must take at least two hours
brisk exercise in the open air, or busy
ones self about the house on bad days.
Tho last meal. whether dinner or sup
per should be taken four hours before
l1ltime which should be early foI
sleeDless peoDle Supper az 8. bed by Q
Is good time which often results In
sleep which would be Impossible an
hour or two later.
A brisk rubbing all over a cupful OF
hot water or hot lemonade drank in
bed. and. above all perfectly comfort
able bedclothing. with thorough venti-
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
vessel Made RemarkabIe Run

Lewes, Sept 19.-The large oil
steamer Pure Oil, with a cargo of p
O45. .7O6 gallons of refined oil, and draw
ing twenty-eight feet 6 inches, was sue
oessfully piloted down the bay yester-
day from Marcus Hook by Captain
Thomas B. Schellenger without the
slightest touch of the bottom against
the vessel. Captain Schellenger says he
left Marcus Hook on the low water
which makes the run all the more
seemingly impossible from the present
knowledge Of some OF the shoal spots
Evening journal., 1902-09-19

maker. will be displayed by the women
members of the company in The first
act.
George II. Primrose will have an all
star minstrel organization next year.
playing the high grade theatres, and
has secured James II. Decker as his
general manager.
Amelia Bingham's "The Climbers"
company will open the rejuvenated sea-
son of the Amphion Theatre, brooklyn,
on Monday, September %.
The staging of a modern musical
comedy is a highly important feature.
For this work in preparing The Do
ings of Mrs. Dooley," which stars
George w. Monroe. Manager Reno Sc
cured David Marion. a well-known pro-
ducer brother of and co-worker with
George Marion the noted stage pro-
ducer. Monroe comes to Grand Opera
House tonight
J. II. Stoddard. who is still in Under
the Bonnie Brier Bush. says that never
in his extended career has he enjoyed
lplaying a part half as much as that oi
Lachlan Campbell, in the Maclarer
play William II. Crane makes a sim
liar statement regarding himself as
, David Harum.
y William G. Stewart. the baritone, vii
have the principal sentimental role II
lStange and Edwards new light opera
"When Johnnie Comes Marching
Home"
Under Southern Skies" which come
to the ODera House next Tuesday night
was Intended bv Lottie Blair Parker a
a sequel to "Wav Down East" II
original title was WAY Down South,
the change in name being the work c
William A. Brady.
Maud Durbin. who began in sma
roles with Modieska. became Mrs Otl
Skinner. and acted for two or thrC
seasons as her husbands leadin
t woman has returned to the stage
3 the dramatization Of "Lazerre' he hi
3 produced, and is playing Eagle.
r Adelaide Prince (Mrs. CrestC
= Clarkel is to be in the cast of e.
). Country Mouse" in which Ethel Barry
r more will star.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19

Human Hearts was we'll given to
a good-sized audience at the Opera
House last night
At Dockstader's this week Ward and
Curran. in their new political satire,
"The Terrible Judge" have scored a
success from the opening matinee, and
possibly are entitled TO rank as Tie star
feature ON the program. II is a mirth-
provoking sketch from start to finish,
and one can understand why it was
such a hit with New York audiences
Miss McCusker and Mr.. Dawson in an
cDeratic travesty have won consider
able applause during the week, thesing-
ing Of Miss McCusker being especially
fine. That young woman appears TO
have improved much, not merely in
,5ar singing. but in her stage graces
during the past few years. Mr.. and
MRS. Arthur Young are delightfully."-
entertaining in their little domestic
comedy and deClair the juggles, Bus
kirk and Rich, and the others all con-
tribute largely 20 the success OF Tie
hin. For next week Manager Dock
lstader announces the engagement Ol
the famous Moss family
In the first act of "Under Southern
Skies" which comes to the Opera
House next Tuesday night, in which are
shown several orange trees in blossom
the daintiest love scene in the play Is
enacted under one of these, and IS con-
cluded by the swain bending down q
branch until the white flowers rest as
a crown on the head OF the girl.
Lulu Glaser. refreshed and invigor'
ated, thanks to her trip through Eng
land and France. begins her second
season under Fred c. Whitney's man
agement in Dolly Warden" at the Vic
toria Theatre. New York, on SeptemDe
o.
Both r. ]. Morgan and E. M. Holland
who are to be in the cast OF ''Ih'
Eternal City" with Viola Allen, are L
, be made stars by Iiebler & Co.
The company engaged to interpre
} the various roles in "The Strang
Career Of Amos Skeeter." which come
/ Ito the Opera House tomorrow afternoo
p and night, have been chosen for thei
ability to assume the part poruayet
A number of handsome gowns by Mons
Worth. the celebrated Partisan dress
Evening journal., 1902-09-19

lation. are conditions for good sleep,
which erratic nerves win gladly accept.
One must be comfortable in bed with
light covering for warm nights. and
light but warm covers for cool nights
In early fall Then Il is that a iianuel
hmono nut on over the night dress.
and a pair OF silk blankets. light ana
warm az teathora perhaps a hot soap
stone Ter the feet encased In night
stockings. viii ward of the chill OF the
Ientlre surface which sends the blood TO
the irritable brain. to keep It wakeful
till dawn. Silk blankets the slumber
rohes OF the shops should be part OF
every ones private OUTFIT They pre-
vent colds and inhammations caught
in damn beds. or sudden drops In tenn
ncrature at night A silk blanket above
and under one dehes oven the seaside
mattress.
Bnt the wideawake woman finds the
best exercise for inducing sleep is tC
hold bv one hand to the back OF chair
-r the edge OF the open door. 10 steady
herself, and in the osest attire swinl
the opposite leg from the hips back an,
forth as far as IL will go. bending VI,
body and flexing the knee at each SWEEP
OF the limb. First one leg, then the
other. is swung. TIL rather tirod. some
times the arm keeping time lle ey
ercise Is finished with ranid windmill
motions OF both arms. Five minute
OF the exercise sends the blood cours
ing with new vlgor and relieves tn
ovorcharged brain. A dash Of stronl
lavender OF verbena water on the Pill
low. to be inhaled. completes the treat
ment. which rarely fails OF sending on
to pleasant sleep.
Evening journal., 1902-09-19
Middletown
Special 10 the Evcniuc lournal

Special 10 the Evcniuc lourn"
Middletcwn, Sept. ia pretty home
wedding took Place on Wednesday az
and daughter Of Mrs. aKte Dickin.cn'
and Elwood B. Grifferburg, OF VII
mington. The wedding was very quis',
only the immediate relatives oil the
bride and groom being pro-ent Inc
Rev. c. T. Wyatt OBLIGATED. The Dride
was oharmingly gcwned in brown win
whito trimmings, and carried Bride
roses. The happy couple left ON the
4.16 train north on a wedding ZIP
and after October they will be a