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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
Knights Of Pythias Enter
tainment Last Night
was a Success
SfYfRAl SPEECHES MADE
= Number Of Knights and Their
Friends Were Present and Thor
ouahIy Enjoyed the Evening
Refreshments were Served.


The open house given by the
knights Of Pythias in Castle Hail slaat
night was a very enjoyable and pleas.
ant affair and was attended by 4 large
number Of knights as we'll as many
citizens, who were invited u snena
The evening with the orders.
Sueechmaking was the order 81 the
evening up to 80 o'clock when 4 temps
lug lunch was served. tables being
RACED in the center Of the hall.
Judge Max Isaac acted as toastmasf.
er and presided over the gathering in
lis usual dignihed way. Among those
Who stoke during the evening we're
I Z. Ferguson, keeper OF records and
seals Of Oglethorpe lodge. L. Ludwig.
occupying the same position with
Rsthbone lodge. +. a. Dunn. past
erand chancellor. Judge Isaac and 1
number Of other prominent Knights
Jay well as some Of the visitors who
are not members Of this well known
secret order but who will. no DOUBT
after hearing the speeches Of the
members last night. soon send in APP
iiieations
Altogether the affair was a very en-
Joyable one II every particular and
he committee ii charge deserves cred
i for the evenings entertainment
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
Committee of Council Try
ing Case Against CIin
ton Brown
JAILtR MAKES STATfMFNE
Committee Met Yesterday Afternoon
and Heard Evidence of Several
Witnesses-Wiil Meet Again
This Afternoon.

Before the oauroll committee "a 20.
Ice, fire and building permits Jester.
DAY afternoon, the case against City
taller Clinton Brown, against whom
charges were preferred at the last
rleeting of city council, Investigation
Of the case was begun, the three mem
ters of the committee, Aldermen Tup.
Ter, Dart and Wood. being present
Jailer Brovl appeare dbetore the
committee and made a statement in
his own defense. The city jailer
claims that on the night whom it is
alleged that certain marks ere not
properly recorded that Policeman A.
r. Berrie. was acting in the capacity
Of city jaller. he (Brownl being i'll;
that Berre brought to his sick room
certain marks he had recorded with
The money, therefore, and fnat later
he marks wee misplaced AID ne re.
corded them from memory ne claims
that there was no intention 10 com
init any offenae and says he is inno-
cent of the charges preferred
Officer A. F. Berrie was sworn and
in detail corroborated the evidnece
o. Mr. Brown,
Mounted Officer Hardy Turner was
The next witness ana his sas tho
only damaging testimony against
Brown. He swore THAI ne marks
we're not raenrdad althanAh the city
la.ler had every opportunity to do SO.
At this p9, me coidaitsee adjourn
Cd to meeyal three o'clock this after
room WIN the hearing 81 the evi-
dence will be continued Az the seq.
sion this afternoon It ii understood
that City Attorney G. p. asoodyear win
appear for the city.
4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
All Previous Records Of
the Port Broken Last
Month
$4,000 BAfS SHIPPED
4 New Record was Established fon
this Port .9hipment II crossties
Also Heavy Total Amount ii
Shipping is ss.soo, 900


The shipping record Of the port of
brunswick for the month Of November
hich closed Yesterday, is an unnsual.
ii good one
capt Otto Johannessen. the official
Is II statistician, was unable to furn.
III the exact record yesterday owing
q The fact that his book OF domestic
Shipments has been misplaced in some
ay and although thorough search
was made for the book Yesterday at.
ternoon It could not be found cam.
Jehannessen hopes to locate 1t today
however and he Will then make up
lis report
The feature Of the months shipping
VAS the record in the Shipment 81
c,tton, which IS the largest III The his
Tory Of the port BY a good many bales.
During the month exactly $4,000 bales
q cotton were shipped from this port.
1000 Of them being shipped to for.
e gn ports ana the remaining 1905
bales 2 ports along the coast
The crosstie record las also beon
~ unusually good one. many thousand
ties having been shipped during he
month The exact number could nor
% learned last night The shipment
q lumber. timber. etc, has all kept
~ with previous months and altogeth-
Il
g the month has peen an excrsuisIs : ~
&C Cd one.
The total amount of shipping for the
iuonth foreign and domestic imports
and exports amounted 70 $9.Se0000.
which exceeds that Of the correspond
ing month Of last year BY a good mar.
gln ana also exceeds the amount of
shipping d last month
rho oatfnn record astablished dur
n1g November only goes to show that
81 unswick is rapidly growing as cot
ton port. and it is believed that the
amount OF cotton shipped from this
tcrt will increase monthly.
Capt Johannessen seems to be
somewhat worried over the disappear
a1ce Of his record book Of domestic
shipments, and is at loss to under.
s. and how it disappeared Without
il he cannot complete his record for
the month, while in it is contained
81 domestic shipments FOR the year.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
CAPT. ROI0 AND HIS
VESSEL ARE SAFE
The Spanish Bark Taffalla Arrived
in ST. Thom9s--Friends Glad he
Was Not Lost at sea.

The following Associated Press dis
patch, dated from St Thomas was
sent out yesterday:
THE Spanish bark Tanalla, from
brunswick. Ga, Nov. 4 for Valencia
Spain, which was reported to have
sunk with all hands Nov. IL has ar
rived here leaking badly end with
Ler pumps broken.
THE steamer Arcs Castle, which
arrived at Philadelphia, Nov q, re,
ported that she fell in with the bark
1afalla Nov. 10. about 220 miles east
q the Bermuda and the captain sig
rallied that his vessel was leaking
six inches per hour; that the main
lump was broken: that the smaller
pumps we're clogged and thar his men
we're worn out
"'rhe steamer took the bark in toN.
NOV IL. but Tho hawser parted and
on account Of Il heavy storm then
raging II was impossible to got an an.
Choir line to Ter The steamer lay
by the bark wo days, when. accord.
ing TO the commander Of the Arcs
Castle, the Tanalla disappeared. he
believing she had gone Gown WITH
all hands"
This news viii be very welcome to
the many friends of Captain Rolg in
brunswick. lis friends here were
under the impression that his vessel
had gone down at sea with all hands
aboard. such news having been sent
out last week more popular and
pleasant sea captain does rot trade
with that port than Captain Roig and
mis- numerous friends were delighted
ith the news Of his safety yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
A. Kaiser s. Bro, Give that
Amount to the Hospi-
tai Fair
DONATION MADE YESTERDAY
well Known Brunswick Dry Goods
Firm eladaened the Hearts of the
Ladies VINO are Laborina so
Hard for the Fair.

a News reporter learned Lost night
nom very authentic source. thai
) Kaiser & Bro. the we'll known drs
goods merchants had made cash do
lation 10 the hospital fair Of one thous
and dollars.
This news was heard rather late in
the evening and therefore it was i'm
possible 10 see either Mr.. kaiser OF
The ladies in charge Of the fair 10 have
The ruInor confirmed. but it is known
a. BE a fact end official notice Of the
donation will he made BY the ladies' IN
due time.
This liberal donation on the part
th.s firm is greatly appreciated by
the ladies in charge Of the fair These
gentlemen have always assisted char
itable affairs given in tGe eity and
Rave especial Dassisted the ladies' Of
the city in their efforts to ralse funds
foI charitable affairs
This handsome gift on the part Of
the A1essrs. Kaiser add greatly to the
many cash donations received by the
ladies'. One or two people have given
as much as 500 while several dona
tons Of $50 and many for smaller
amounts have been received
1t Is te be hoped that other large
films in the city viii initiate the exam
Re Of AleRsrs. A. Kaiser 3 Bro, in the
natter Of donations to this worthy
cause.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01

ST. Louis, Nov. 3O--For some time
at least the louisiana Purchase Expo
stion period will continue to be a
sort Of continuation Of the fair minus
some Of les features. Secretary Stew.
ems said tonight that II WAS contem.
rated to charge a 50 cent admission
lee into the grounds after the last day
cf the fair and 10 keep II opon on Sun
days as In the pre-sxpostioA periods
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
CHANGE ~ TICKET AGENTS.
+. N. stephens succeeds J. 4. IA

r. M. Stephens Succeeds J. =. Ran.
dali. Jr.s Who is Promoted.
epsns llas lselsu appointed
COL ckes aeuf d the Atlantic and
rnsiiianaai lilis city. % sncceed =
u llanaal u ho has been pronaot'
"a antl who w.ll Hereafter be connect
e. with the dirpatchers office.
MI stephens has been connected
with the A. & b. for some time at
BYRON ilie ia tae capacity of loca
accent He is Vol known in Bruins
WICK. having nd one time been con
nectod with the A G. L. at Waynes.
vile, coming o this city frequently.
he viii arrive here in few days
10 assume lhe aHsies OF his new Office
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
Boston Man Here Looking
over the General Con-
ditiOns
he FAvORS BRUNSWICK
{. D. Jordan, Representing Number
of Eastern Capitalists, has Been
Spending Several Days in the
City.

G. b. Jordan, of Boston. Mass, has
been in the city for the past few
days for the purpose Of investigating
llnmber conditions with view of erect
ing large lumber manufacturing
plant Mr. Jordan is here as the rep
/. ro sentative Of several eastern capital
isis. who. he says will locate a mill
Fat some point in the south
Mr. Jordan has been spending sew
olal days in the woods adjacent Bruins
wick looking over the timber lands
and conditions generally He visited
one or two saw mills in this section
spent day or two inspecting the pine
woods ana came here Tuesday morn
ms to take a look over the city. He
win be here until Friday or Saturday
Mir Jordan as seen last night by a
representative of The News and he
Informed The reporter that he was
south as the representative of sever
Al eastern capitalists who were desir-
Gus Of investing some capital in luIn-
her manufacturing plant in this sec
fion
II am well pleased with Brunswick
and the surrounding country, he said
u the reporter In fact / am carried
away with yoir little city and believe
Thai in short time you viii have
one Of The best cities in the south /
;,e;,e! saw . city with such natural ad.
,antages. Your streets are clean, you
have good. substantial buildings, and
altogether ] think you have an excel
lent little city
Il have also visited the nearyb woods
investigated the lumber conditions,
and while ] have nothing definite TO
give out as to The probable location Of
the plan assure You that | am weli
lpeasea with Brunswick
Mr. Jordan stated that he would
return to Boston the latter part OF the
week and make a report TO the capt.
aiists as to the conditions in this sec
ton He will return to the city in
about month and hopes to decide
upon location by that time.
Mir. Jordan is Of the belief that
ifere win be an influx of northern and
oastGrn capitalists 10 this section in
ihe immediate future.
THE west has been receiving the
attention Of the eastern people for a
mmher of years and now that section
Ji the country is pretty well filled up
ard but few advantages are offered
The capitalists. while the conditions
IT, the south are different, and the
people Of the north and east are
just beginning TO look into the many
advantages offered CAPITALISTS by the
south and | believe that the next few
years viii SEQ much activity in bus
mess generally in this section Of the
country"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
Hrs. CHADWICK MUST SETTLE
IN rWENTY-FoUR HOURS

New York, Nov 30.--Attorney Hu.
t ert D. Newtoa this afternoon went to
he Holland House. where Mrs. Chad
wick has apartments, and served no
tee on her that she must settle cases
against her ',ithin twenty-four hours
OF take the consequences Mrs. Chad
wick refuses to state the course she
viii persue.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
roURNIER TO ACT FOR
FRANCE ON coMMlsSIo

Paris Nov 20.-The council of min
listers today designated Admiral Faur-
rier to Sit on the Anglo-Russian North
sea commission Foreign Minister Del
case informed the council that the
foreign minister's palace on the nay
e'Orsay would be placed at his dispos.
al Of the committee which Will assem-.
lie at an early date
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
DISCOVERS vALuAseL MINES.
Henderson Finds Various Products
Beneath the Soil

Beneath the SOIL.
Triton. Ga. Nov 80--As a minerolo-
gist. W. J. Henderson. Of Triton is
again 10 be heard from He has dur
ing the past three years. since his res
iGence in Triton. made discoveries Of
diamonds. gold kaoiln and other
valuable minerals. within a few miles
Of Berrien county. About two years
ago he discovered the precious stones
diamonds. in the bed Of river naer
Triton: later IN gold in well in the
city Of Triton and the metal Of which
crockery is made from on the place OF
che Of Tifton'g prominent citizens In
Worth county For some reason none
81 these mines have ever been worked
However he claims that they abount
In the ground in the territory he nam
Oh
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
EXCHANGES CLOSE,
CAUSE EXCITEMENT
London and Paris Exchanges Close
Doors and Liabilities Claimed to
be Five Million Sterling.

London, Nov 3O-The Evening Star
tlis afternoon announces that thc
London and Paris exchanges have
been closed. Little particulars were
given by the Star.
The liabilities Of the exchanges, as
stated in the star. are reported to be
.yo million sterling. The announce
ment caused considerable excitement
IN all circles of the city.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
BRUNSWICK MAN WANTS TO
SELL ALLIGATOR TO ATLANTA

The Atlanta Journal Of yesterday
says:
r. s. Moody. Of Brunswick, has writ
ten Mayor Howell offering to sell the
city one live alligator. which he sug
costs would add to the attractiveness
or the 400 at Grant park He states
tnat hewlll sell the gator for $40. May
or Howell has referred his letter tc
the park board
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01

Kingston. Jamaica Nov. 30-There
was a conference hero today OF men
Iomincnt in The cotton industry. Elk.
rerts gent out by the British cottor
growing association advised Jamasian
'rQlanters to cultivate cotton. as there
is good opportunity.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
DtoN'r KNOW IT WAS LOADED.
Young Boy Kills Companion With a
Shotgun.

Commerce, Ga. Nov. S0-As re-
suit Of an accidental shooting, John
Sailors. son Of Jack Sailors of Mich
olsin, was buried yesterday. Several
Gays ago young Sailors, who was
about fifteen Years old, was out hunt
ing with a ueighbor lad about the
same age Returning, The youth, think
ing the shells had been removed from
the gun leveled his gun on Sailors
and signaled him to look out He pull
ed the trigger and the contents OF the
gun entered the body Of Sailors near
the hip, lodging on either hide of the
backbone. He fingered several days
took lockjaw and died His remains
were inferred yesterday
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
Child Fs,ls in Fire

Commerce Ga. Nov. 30.-The child
Ct Brock Selars. Of Cheap, Banks
county. fell in the FIRE yesterday and
was so badly burned that ii died in a
Stw hours thereafter About year
ago this same child fel lir the fire
and was seriously burned by recover
ad
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
Death Caused BY Fire.

Decatur. Ala, Nov. S0.-Yesterday
while standing before an open crate
the clothing Of little 14-year old Ollie
daughter Of rack Rose. caught fire
She was terribly burned about the
read and chest. She died today. Her
rlother is Frustrated.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
DRUNKEN FATHER KILLS FAMILY
Sloan Murdered Wife and Four Chill.
drsn. Then Himself.

Ashland KY. Nov. go The muir.
der Of whole family BY the drunken
husband and father is reported FROM
near Shelby Pike county Kentucky
Enoch Sloan, a farmer. went home
IRON Shelby IL drunken condition
cad shot and Filled his wife and four
children and then shot Himself dead.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
ONE KILLED. TWO INJURED,
BY COLLAPSE OF BUILDING

New York. November 30,-The Cir
Ger building, which was formerly oc
cupied by the New York Times. col
Iapsed this afternoon. One man was
llled outright and two more seriously
figured.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
ANOTHER VESSEL ABANDONED
l4sminsjs Stuck by Gale on Novem.
Ter Is.

An Associated Press dispatch sent
out from LONDON yesterday says:
Capt Aanonbcn and the crew of the
Norwegian bark HamingJa who were
rescued by he steamer Camo and
landed al Liverpool. report that then
cssel was stack by a hurricane Nov
l5 They abandoned the vessel in a
sinking cond'iion on the following day
m latitude 80 north, longitude 80 west
Tho Haminaa was bound 20 sharp
ness from Branswick, Ga.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
MAKING A LARGE BOILER.
Hepsell Engineering Co..
ooinq Some Heavy Work.

Doing Some Heavy WoFk'
The Briesenick-Hensell Engineering
Company is at present manufacturing
one Of the largest boilers at their
plant ever butt in this section Of
the state. Tile boiler Is a 4Ohorse
power one and is being built for Brow.
rel Bros. saw mill men Of Charlton
county
The boiler win be completed IN a
few days and the local company de-
nciwes credit for the magnificent piece
G. work
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
TO ATTEND SMOKER IN
JACKSONVILLE TONIGHT

c. W Deming special agent Of the
Sew York Life Insurance Co.. left yes
,rday for Jacksonville. where ho will
be a guest Of the company at "smok
or given to agents this evening. From
jacksonville Mt Deming viii 20 tc
Charleston where he viii BE- a guest
ft Esen In honor Of Mr
d COlney sn3erininedent OF agsn
c.ss Of the New York Life.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
STEVENS MAKES HIS
ESTIMATE OF COTTON CROP
--.z-lrp
Eorgia Commissioner Says There will
be q A21 600 Bales.

be = $4,000 Bales.
Commissioner Of Agriculture Q. y
stevens. who has been studying the
cotton situation in the southern states
}ehy carefully for the past few
r. onths. and WHO has been in constant
correspondence with the agricultural
Anlissioners Of other states. an
Need Tuesday that his estimate OF
Aear's crop was 11421,o00 bales
Rrease of more than million
&byer last year. 7 he entire
gIt Lass year was 10.0S8,00O
Stevens is one Of the best post
b in the country on the cotton
Kon aud lis estimates Of the crop
N year are nearly correct. Mum.
ctous predictions have been made in
The past few ronths by various people
aud Mr. Stevens prediction will be
read with grea interest
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01

Ncxt monii should bring Cd
Gather TO Braas 49, AKerhaps
statistics tn
the month
warmesi m
With an ave
Ifees and
WIEN mercul
gees The VI
was Dec %, lS7SS
50 degrees. Tie coolest vas -4sas. 2!
1894 with &c. perature Of only Il
degrees
The averag rainfall for the monti
is $40 inches. with nine days ON which
o. least OF d IN inch should fall
The wettest noah was In 1887 with 1
tetal Of 1893 inch ses. The driest war
IL 1889 when there was not sufficient
r.infall TO be- measured even BY The
delicate instruments.
rain in any twanty-f'
Ecps was 3gs lnchd
1896
Il has been known tdN
month IN Brunswick On - es'
there vas race; on Dec. u 1892
tsere was again trace The Ia
December thar brought snow was 4
1899. when again there was trace
rs corded On the average twelve o
tie days are clear, ten partly cloud
ard nine cloudy The prevailini
inds are from northwest through
tire highest wind vas a southesste
thst blew al the rate Of forty mile
p, hour on Dec {. 1902.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
PILE DRIVER sunk
AT THE NEW DOCKS
Owner Jones offers Reward Of $500
for Evidence to Convict the Gull
~ Parties

Il seems tina, some miscreants have
leen at work at the new docks and
lhe large pile driver owned by H. +.
Jones. who Is repairing the wharves
GOT there. was sunk Sunday in some
ny. and 4 has greatly delayed Mr..
in his worl. and has caused
Aerable Ia ouble and expense.
Jones Las no idea as to the
of the guilty parties but he
Ike every effort possible to
Md the mscreants and else
AThe News this morning he
Aerd Of $500 for proof to
lty party.
#iver has been at the
The past seNr'--1Stss
crg3s Ving piles -
on board "a ne
vent to whe has
moored and s.mp ZONE
way.
ious ID
geiltxs using
UNe NEGRO 81
pred mechanical
" whose "a
ed a good dd
ects here hast4.
1mn set of dol
remarkably wei
ID Is a genius for car
psIie4a-lsz fonounced as his me
chanical amy. rhe furniture vii
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-01
recgmegR M.ArAgR ourLook
Average Temperature Of the Month
is Only 25 Degrees. @

Ncxt monta should bring Cd
The colored American., 1904-01-02

18th Street Baptist church, officiated.
Immediately after the ceremonies
there was a grand reception given to
their host of friends at their palatiaI
and cosy residence, 231O Virginia av-
enue, N. w. Many handsome and val
liable presents were received
The bride was given away by her
uncle, Mr.. James Jones, of Raleigh,
N. c. The table was spread in the
dining room, with the delicacies of the
season, which consisted Of an extra
ordinarily handsome wedding cake,
chicken salad, fruit, candies, assorted
cakes, cocoa, etc. The ushers were
Messrs. o. D. Morris, w R. Griffin, N
g. Mitchell and j. S. Settle.
Among those present, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bray, Mesdames Robinson, Gflmer,
Fountain, Taylor, Jones, Rev. Walter
H. Brooks, Misses Ross, Baker, Bos-
ton and others.
The colored American., 1904-01-02
ORTER'S EXCHANGE.

pular hOstelry located at
tn ST., n. w, is one of the
ar hotels in Washington. 1t
y undergone improvements,
7ery large, and a most up-to-
It's furnishings are brand
Ill of the arrangements are
/ of the latest pattern. For
wo weeks, the Porter's EX-
been the headquarters for
Known persons as Messrs. T.
ortune Walter L. Cohen,
ms; w. A. Pledger, Georgia;
oe, Pennsylvania, and a host
The managers, Messrs.
/ Smith, leave no stone un-
give perfect satisfaction to
0ns.
The colored American., 1904-01-02
OUTSTRIPS ALL.

The Colored American of Washing
ton, d. c., Ed Cooper, proprietor, still
columns of original reading matter
and good, live ADVERTISING makes The
COlOred American the national journal
of the colored people of the country.
We admire push, energy and good
common sense and wish him success
Illinois Idea.
The colored American., 1904-01-02

The elite of Washington society was
present at the marriage of Rev Rich
ard c. Richardson, of Tennessee, to
Miss Mary Jones, of Washington D.
c. at the 18th street Baptist church,
December %, 1903, at o'clock pm.
The bride and the groom marched up
the isles Of the church to the alter,
which was elaboTately decorated with
flowers, ferns and lilies of the valley,
to the tune of Mendlesohn's Wedding
March. Madame Fountains excellent
rendition of a solo, entitled, Always"
was very appropriate
The bride wore a white libertine
satin trOusseau and chiffon, trimmed
with pearls The groom wore a con
ventionaI black suit of modern style
Miss Lillian NayIor, maid of honor,
who led the wedding march, was at
tired in an organdy gown over blue
Walter H. Brooks, of the