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BARRY-On April so at No. lO6 McDonough-st Brook
lyn James Joseph Barry. L. : y. retred) aged 80
years Requiem Church OF Our Lady OF Victory
corner OF McDonough-st and Throop-ave.. Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
BECKER-On April 80. 1902 scarlet fever Mt the
residence parents No 10 West T3d-st Margaret
pnwiddie beloved daughter % Charles Margaret
J. Becker granddaughter OF Charles and Marion Bath
gate aged years Funeral private. Interment at
WOodawn
RIOUNT-On April 20. 1902 Duncan Fraser BIoun aged
2 and months, Of the late George and Mar
Bount. Friends and relatives invited =
tend funeral services Thursday May I. ! o'clock
D. m. his late residence. No. 81 West 12sth st.
BRIDGE-At saranac Lake. n. Y. April -. Edward c.
Frederick Bridge. aged 10 years. Funeral his
home No. $50 Hancock st. Brooklyn. at 2-3O D.
Friday. May ..
April 20 John NJ. Cornell in his 18th year. Funeral
services the residence William +. Sieight 22T
south Thursday evening. at : o'clock.
ment at salisbury Conn, Friday.
FURMAN-At Mapimi Mexico. On April IS. Howard Van
samuel Furman. Of New-York
GoTTSBERGER-On Tuesday. April % al her resi-
dence ls7 South oxfOrdst, Brooklyn. Eliza. wife
OF Gotsberger and daughter the late William
H. Peck. Funeral at ST. Patriek's Church. Mott and
Thursday. May l. Interment in family vault adjoining
the church
GREER-At Pasadena. Cal. Tuesday April 20 jacob
Rlckard Greer father OF the Rev. David II. Greer,
ST. Bartholomew's Church. in this city.
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THE LATEST THING N TRUSTS.
POSTAL OFFICIALS THINK THEY HAVE
FOUND 1T IN THE FOUNTAIN PEN
ENDLESS CHAIN SCHEME
tpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRInrvE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH T" THE TRIRUNE.l
Washington. April 30.-OhiCials of the PostnffiCe
Department are inclined TO believe that they have
discovered trust operating the endless chain
system OF advertisements for subscriptions for
fountain pens. with the promise of a weekly salary
for directing envelopes to persons securing further
subscriptions. The reason for this ASSUMPTION is
that to-day, when of the was To be
heard, representative Of the Auburn Pen Com
pany requested that the trial be postponed until
tomorrow, when representatives Of the other com
panies could be heard The request was granted
Since yesterday second pen company working
the endless chain system. and two new concerns in
Harrisburg. have been discovered The new ones
are likewise exceedingly prosperous, and Will be
called on To explain their methods In the way out
lined I'm these dispatches this morning.
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THtRSDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe, per FHrst
bismarck via Plymouth. Cherb0urg and Hamburg mail
for France must be directed per : Furst BIS
Sps n PORTUGAL Turkey. Egypt Greece. British India
ana Lorenzo Marquee. 3. Ia Savoie- Havrs
(ma for parts Of Europe must be directed per
L Savoie'N
SATURNAY-At 30 A. n. for Netherlands direct per
.. E-ntann mail mus; - directed ''uer :. Ryn-
Gam ~ 9,S9 a. Complementary II A.. nj for
Europe per : : Umira. via Queenstown; $50 a
tor Scotland direct. FlrneSSa mail he
directed 'ner FIrnessia'l; $50 for Italy
direct. K. VI. Theresa be
per p = X NJ Tte-esla'). a. Denmark
direct :. HekIa directed per 3 =
Hekla'1 - - -
PRINTED MATTER ETC.-ThIs steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers. and Samples for Germany
only The same class OF mail matter other Of
directed by her
After the closing II the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls above, additional Supplementary Mails are
opened the piers OF the American. English French
and German steamers. and within
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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WEDDINGS.

Miss Frances Pinkerton Barnes. daughter Of
Moses Drake Barnes. married to Ernest Brock
Van Every. of John p. Van Every, of Brooklyn
vice-president of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. In the Rutgers Presbyterian Church.
Broadway and Seventy-third-st., yesterday after
noon by the Rev. DR.. Booth. After the ceremony
the parents of the bride entertained the bridal
party and the relatives at their home. in rdge-
Combe ave. The maid Of honor was Miss Carolyn
Barnes sister of the bride, and the brdegroom's
best Leonard II. Van Every brother or
the bridegroom. The bridesmaids were the Misses
Adele Beck. Mary Ayres Clark. Violet Gray, Cialre
Hall, Grace Inslee and Ruth Mills. The ushers
were LennOx D. Barnes, Robert w. COnrOw. BenJa-
Every and Herbert c ZeIIhofer Mr. and Mrs
Van Every will go on extended wedding trip to
the Pacific Coast.
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Special Nonres.


Buffalo Lithia Water in Bright's Disease
abunlinUTta- govt and rheumatism L.
professor OF pathology
cal Department Of University New York; have used
tualo Litha Water in the Of chronic
disease of the kidneys equity rheumatic
subjects with marked benefit
IL, DIT Graeme NJ Hammond, of New York professor OF
diseases OF the mind and
Post Graduate Medical School Hospital:-In all
cases OF BrightS disease Of the kidneys i
5uIto ltha Water OF the service
tne quantity OF urine and in eliminating the
N4h4tin II LIuulH'nl professor OF medical urls
prudence BISHOPS University, Montreal Canada:-'IR
s acute and chronic uephrts (Brights disease OF
klaneysl OF equity and rheumatic origin. well as in
SraNer alnunlnurta OF pregnancy. i
Luna water 10 verttabls anti1Ote I
ity." -
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ROSWORTH -FOOTE-On Wednesday, April 80 by the
Rev Or Thomas :. Hastings and the Rev. DR.. David
the residence Of the brides grandparents,
Hastings daughter ~ Mrs. Charles r. Foote. 70
FranCke Huntington Bosworth. IT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Both Of April. st
stephens South DulwiCh, London. by the Rev. Canon
paneu Anthony BrOwneu. second % the late
Isaac Anthony Rrowneil Of Providence, R L. and
Elizabeth Lancaster Browne to Daisy. third daughter
OF Archibald MacCoU. Of Kenmore West DuIwich.
London.
CAMERON-DE GOICOURIA-On Wednesday. April 80.
1902 AZ St Bartholomew's Church. by the Rev. Mr..
Rrvlges. W. Cameron and Resale w. de Col
Courai daughter Of MI and Mrs. Albert V. de Col
IEAS[-WARD-O Wednesday, April 81 OF the Baptist
Epiphany by the Rev. Howard Lee Jones.
Estelle daughter Of Walter ]. Ward to FL
Miles LEASH al II this city.
PARKER MONTGOMERY the Church OF the As
cension Monday. April 2S. by the Rev. W. z. G.
Smith and The Rev, Charles H. Parkhurst. d D.,
Grenvile Parker and Eleanor daughter OF Mr.. Robert
Fglnton Montgomery.
RI SSELIr-NFAR I4ANE-On the Both Of April.
Agnes with 81. John Zachary. Aldersgate.
London by the Rev Septtmus Buss. Il. A.. IL. r..
Joseph McFarlRne and daughter Of Alexander Mac
donald Of Campbelltown ArSyleshire
SYMINGTON- Wednesday April 90.
1902 "A the residence OF the brides brother No. SAT
Lexington ave. bv the Rev. DIR. John Balloon Shaw.
Alice Chandler daughter II the late Rev Benjamin Du
Bots Wyckon to Rev John Symington-
TROWRRIDGE- PEGRAM-At the Church Of the Epiph-
any. New York. Wednesday, April 80, 1902. by
the Rev Edward L. Atkinson. Virginia Bell daughter
Mrs. Orlando a. Pegram L. Edwin Kellogg Trow-
bridge.
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man who borne to his grave without wish
ing to be the first to declare her innocence"
Such Is the melOdramatie narrative that NJ
de Blowitz has revealed to the "Matn." 1t is
accepted in Paris as an accurate statement and
influences the public in forming an estimate OF
the character of OF the most remarkable
Englishmen OF modern times c. l. B.
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OFFICES.
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can District Telegraph Once
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Brown. Could < Co. No "a list.
American Express Company. No. 3 Waterloo Place.
The London Office q THE TRIBUNE Is a convenient
place to leave advertisements subscriptions
PARlS-J. Monroe & Co, NJ. : Rue scribe.
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FCuFieS
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Credit LyCnras Bureau des Etransers.
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HARVARD DORmIToRIEs LEASED

Boston, April 3O.-Four OF the largest dormitories
for students at Harvard, namely. Claverly Appley.
Westmorey and Cragie. have been conveyed to
Francis Peabody jr.. Samuel D. Parker and Robert
w. Emmons, I'd, under a declaration OF trust
for $4,000 lease of all of these properties for
the term of ten years from this date has been
taken by Charles D. WetmOre OF New York
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Should be read DAILY all interested changes may
AZ trnel
Foreign malls for the week ending Nav 8 1902 viii
close tpronpty In oil cases. the General FostOce
follows Parcels Post Mails earlier than
closing tirve show below Parcels Malls
close az : Wednesday,
RcEular and Supplementary Foreign
tion h9r hour later closing below (ex-
cent that Supplementary Mails r Europe and Central
America. via Colon. close hour Foreign Sta
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EPISCOPALIANS MEET AT BOSTON

Boston. April 3O-The one-hunderd and seven
teenth annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese
OF Massachusetts opened in Trinity Church
here to-day Al the afternoon session Bishop Will
lam Lawrence delivered his annual Address.
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THE PASSING THRONG.

little lecture psychology delivered last
night the main porch OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
by c. s. Bingham. Of Philadelphia.
A MADISON inspired by the ''hatiron''
SQUARE building which is being erected at
ILLUSION. the junction OF the avenue and
Broadway, with the point TO the
north. THAT building" said he lis TO me one OF
the most impressive in the city at night because
of the curious sensation that 1t gives one then.
don't know that the sensation would be felt by
e eve but have spoken to several men in
when they looked up. The sensation is that OF a
gigantic ocean greyhound bearing down. or rather
sailed in a small boat around the bow Of a liner
you Know how thin ana sharp and surprisingly tall
to hft her head and be about TO swell forward,
square at night and looking up at the new build
ing the sensation Is identical, and perhaps the
level roll OF land against the sky suggests the sea
than the actual sight of the sea That is a Curious
fact which it is worth while looking for when you
mes building at night with this ship suggestion in
do,byy o ~ fH ger Ihs same sensation Dy day. but
uced II when most outlines are indistinct and only
pieted should bear red and green lights
There is large number OF Spanish names on the
New-1ork hotel registers this week. Nearly every
hotel has one more. Most of the
DISCUSSES Spaniards who have come over. II
LABOR TROU- is said. have business interests in
BLES AT this country and have come TO look
BARCELONA. after them. Antonio CarmOna OF
Madrid. who Is the Fifth Avenue
with his brother and another Spaniard said yester-
day: 1T is mistake to take the labor troubles at
barcelona Indicative of any widespread labor
Spain; AS matter of fact. the Barcelona strikes
ana riots were all confined to that section. and
arose from purely local causes. When left
Spain they were all over. and conditions again re-
everything is doing WELL very well. There is pros
perity and increased trade With the United States
the trade is growing, and promises future deveI-
opment worth while"
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Highest yesterday 10 degrees lowest. 30.
g. Average for corresponding year
Average corresponding years S.
Local forecast-Fair TO day Friday not 30 warm;
fresh northwest winds, diminishing Friday.
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BISHOP POTTER LECTURES AT YALI
my TELEGRAPH To

my TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNEl
New-Haven, Conn. April 30.-Bshop Potter dis
cussed Corporations and the Citizen In his Yale
course ta-nss2A
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY

For England. far to-day. except showers IN
Eastern Maine Friday fair with rising temperature.
New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware Dis
trct OF Columbia and Maryland. Thursday Friday
increasing cluudiness-
For Eastern New-York fair to-day Friday not so
In east portion today.
For New-York. fair to-day Friday rising
Western Pennsylvania. fair and warmer to-day.
Friday increasing cloudiness.
following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows changes the temperature twenty
hours comparison with the corresponding
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii Japan and China talsO letter mail and
Islands Via ManIla Francisco close here aIi,
at $50 p to May "A. inclusive for dspatch Der
Nippon Maru-
Mails for Hawaii San Francisco close here daIlv az
$50 p m. up May IS. inclusive for dispatch usr
Alameda
Mails for China and Japan. via Tacoma close here ,,
al $50 p. m. May TO- inclusive Dispatch per
Olympia
Mails for the Philippine Islands Francisco rosa
here daily $50 p 10 May I'll. Inclusive for
dispatch u. s transport =
Malls Hawaii China and Japan. via san Francisco
close here daily at 6:SO m. up May fI2 inciusive
for dispatch per :. :. Peru
Mails Except West which Ia
var,ied via Europel. NeW-Zealand. FIJI Sanlua ana
Hawaii Francisco. close here daily at & so
n m after April t26 and up Nav vi. Inclusive. or
on arrival Of Campania. due NevYork Nay til.
for dispatch per >. 5. Ventura
sIais Australia except West Australia. which
via Europe and New-Zeaand. which
F,ranciscoi and FIJI Islands VIA Victoria
b. C.. here daily $50 after May TT
up to f24 inclusive. for dispatch per Mowera
Transpacihc mails forwa ded 20 OF sailing
and schedule closing Is arranged the
their uninterrupted overland transit Registered
mail closes D. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Posfrnas1sr.
Postofhce, New-York. n. T.. April Is. 1902 i
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IN NEW-YORK C1rY.


Mail subscribers TO the DAILY TRI-WEEEIaY will
oe charged one cent postage addition
the rates named above
The Tribune will be mailed 10 Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines without expense foreign
postage.
For points in Europe all countries in the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune mailed at the following
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Gordon tombstone, who was graduated last
month from the Stanhope- Wheatcroft Dramatic
School. has been engaged by Daniel Frohman in
the supper; OF r H. Sotheru season. He
Will appear In Hamlet and IF | Were King"
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Ferdinand Gottscha!k the comedian who affirmed
humorously In THE Climbers that he is no
Dodo bird. has written play of Ncw-York life
called THE Second Volume" 1t has been pur-
chased by Henry Il. Harris.
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DIED..

HEDDEN-ou Tuesday morning April -. Elizabeth c.
Apgar. wife Of the Edward /. Hetden. Services
VIII be held residence, No. IS on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
H0UGHTON-Suddenly. Wednesday. April 80, Mary
c. wife OF the Rev. DIR. George Clarke Houghton
neral services the Church OF Tranfslraton on
Saturday morning May 8. at 10 O'Clock
JOYCE-Entered into rest, New-Brunswick " T..
April %. 1902. Harriet. widow OF James T. Jovce'
Funeral services at Chris-'s Church. Saturday, g.
11:10 a. m.
MELLEN-On Tuesday. April %. 1902. Diana p Nelson
willow OF the L4te fteN W. X u Melen, In the
year OF her age Services at the residence OF
i-law Wallace F. Peck. No - East 55th-st Thurs
cay: May / at 10 o'ccck m Interment at the con
venience OF the family.
PALEN-At Orange, y. J. April 80. 1902 Jane Reed
WldCW OF George Palen formerly OF this =
s6th year OF her Funeral residence
son-in law Frederick A. Snow. No. 81 47th-s On
Saturday. May 3. $50 a m.
WEEKS-At Montclair y. J.. April 50 1902 ImOgeue =
wife or John T. Weeks and daughter late Phfe-
mon H. Frost aged So Funeral the residence
Friday. May 2 at 3:l5 p. m.
The woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough OF Bronx New
once. 20 East 23d Street Madisc~ Square South.
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Tribune subseriptIon Rates.

SUNDAY ) cents It lyS-5EK KIN REVIEW 4 can't.
A)AII.1t cents TI&I-WEEKLY, 2
! WEEKLY FARMER 3 cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. CENTS.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

THURSDAY-At a m for Cuba. Yucatan Canpeehe
Tahascc and Chiapas per 3 Yucaan (mail for other
S m Bermudag per : s Trinidad. AZ 10 ~ =,
St kits ST. Martins St Eustetius. British. Dutch az
1880 .. M for Bahamas. Guantanamo and Santiago
per = Seneca, at $50 p. n Jamaica per "a
foundland : 5. Siberian. from Philadelphia
TampIco 1uaIl must he directed per 3 5 Senecs.l
Paraguay. per AtnWCk; al o a. m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9;3O MI for Porte Rico Curacao and Vsnezuela re-
:. Caracas mail for Savaula and Cartagena r,,rst
be directed per CaraCas''l: at a. m fo~ 80
Rico Pathfinder ia Ponce Ordinary man o,Iv
which be directed per 3 PathfDIaT+Y. =, S.Ss,
M. supplementary 102u a m ; f9r Fo-t,1 " 1.r
email for Costa Rica must te iirect,5 .1ss
Cape Haiti Port de Paix. GOnaives Mare Ierara5s
and santa Marta per s : Alps Gnan for other pats
Complementary 1880 for Barbados ana T-fttsb
Dutch and French Guiana per Caribhee: at 20 a. m
Vene,uela trinidad British and Dutch Csuis1s 1.1ss
Tor cuba = CurftybI. via Matauzas etc 1-5,..
man only. which must b. directed per s q C,,rt
tyba'D. NH'F
thence by steamer close 1t this daily az fs an
connecting close here every Monday. We,fnesfsv -,
by steamer. close this daily
Malls for cuba, by rail 20 Florida. and tbenr. ~
steamers are dlSpatchec daily except Thursday maj
connecting closes for dispatch via Port Tarlpa. o-
Mondays Wednesdays and SATURDAYS .SO -
dispatch VIA Miami on Mondays and Saturdays AZ ssa
Mails for Mexico city. overland.
addressed FOR dispatch by steamer. al ms E
daily except sunday at 1,30 p m so n N
sundays at .. m and 1850 2 m Mails for Cosra
Rfca Belize Puerto Cortez and Csuatene7Is h. -
New Orleans and thence BY steamer close a. tbss
of6ce daily except II so 70 m SunS.ys
rr0sss T1,,5-ats AZ II
Cortez and Guatemala. and Tuesdays Cost. Rtr~l
tFegistered mail closes at D. m Previous day
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Address all communications subscriptions
Advertisements 70 THE TRIBUNE, NeW-Yorlx city.
Remit by Postofce order express money order,
draft registered letter.
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DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dOrsed with full name and address.
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San Francisco. April SO.-The marriage Of Miss
Clara Huntington. daughter of II. F. Huntington.
and Gilbert Brooke Perkins. of New-York. was
sclemnized at Trinity Church to-day. The Right
Rev. c. II. Brent, Bishop OF the Philippines, as
sisted by the Rev F. W. Clampett, performed the
ceremony The wedding was OF the social
events of the season, and Trinity Church was
crowded with the friends Of the bride and bride
groom. The bride gowned In white satin, with
a long tule veil. She carried bouquet Of lilies
Of the valley and wore necklace Of large pearls.
the gift Of Mrs. Colts p Huntington.
The bridesmaids and maid of honor were gowned
in dainty frockS of old pale green silk, covered
with Chantilly lace. The gowns were trimmed
with white moire and ribbons. The maid OF honor,
Elizabeth Huntington. sister of the bride,
carried pink wlster1. and the bridesmaids carried
white. They were the Misses Alice Hoffman. Jean
Nokos Marian Huntington and Anne Henty, OF
Cincinnati.
The bridegroom attended by Howard /.
Huntington, the only brother of the bride.
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Miss Eleanor ZiegIer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Zegler, of No. IS East Fifty-fourth-st and
James Alexander Hill. OF Philadelphia. were mar
red at the Church of the Heavenly Rest last night
The ceremony performed by the Rev Dr' u
Parker Morgan. The maid of honor was Miss Kate
FleItman of this city. Richard BuChhOlZ acted as
best man The bridesmaids were the Misses DOT
othy BuChholz and Gertrude Casseeeer, or TINS
city: Mary March, Of MOrristOwn, y J.; Anna
Foulke and Sarah Muller. OF Phiiadelphla ana
Anna Cutter. OF Brooklyn. The ushers were Dr.
Bunting Carroll Bunting and ]. T. Hilles, OF Phlla-
delphia and Fl. A. Cassebeer Theodore Cassebeer
and j. NJ Buchholz OF this city. -,
At the close Of the wedding a reception was heId
in the Astor Gallery at the Waldorf-AstOTia. fol-
lowed by a wedding supper The father OF the
bride Is connected with Steinway x sons.
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points in the United (Outside Greater
New-York). Canada and Mexico
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MARRIED..

Burnett's COcOnine promotes the growth Of the
hair and renders dark and glossy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-01

bloomfield y J., April 3O-Niss Louise Snowden
Bowron daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Preston
Bowron OF Bloomfield, and Arthur Francis Fuller,
Of Glen Ridge, married at the home OF the
brides parents In upper Broad-st-. at O'Clock TO-
night the Rev. Claudius NJ RoOme, rector OF St
Johns Episcopal Church. Montcair, performing the
ceremony. Miss Anna BOwron, a sister OF the
Bowron. OF Bloomfield and Miss Marjorie l.uSted
OF Chicago. were flower girls. Herbert Fuller, or
Glen Ridge best and the uShers were
Clarence Bowron. of Bloomfield Henry and Roy
Fuller of Glen Ridge. and Harry Cahill OF West
New Brighton Staten Island, \ reception followed
the ceremony.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-12-11
ADOPT CITY PLANS.

Railway Company WIN Rebuild the South
Buttment of Main Street Bridge.
The south buttment Of the new Main
street bridge will have to be rebuilt,
and on This account it is probable that
teamsters will be forced to take the
long way round to the North side for
several weeks longer. It has been dis
covered that the bridge or the butt
ment is nearly two feet short of the
specifcations, and in order to remedy
this defect the company has decided to
build out the buttment. This will
have to be constructed of solid masonry
and for this reason it will require quite
a little time to have the work fully
completed.
The members of the committee on
Bridges will make an effort to have
the bridge kept open for pedestrians,
but the bridge will not be III condition
for use by transfers.