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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-07
JAPS CLAIM
Heavy Russian Losses ard Complete
Defeat in Strategy Are Claimed.

Defeat in Strategy Are Claimed.
Toxic, july 5.-Kuropatkin has been
defeated all along the line. The de-
lenses of Port Arthur have been brok-
en-. NiuChWang is practically in the
hands of the Japanese and the power of
Russia in Manchuria is so badly shat
tered that it cannot interfere with
any plans the japanese war council
may see fit to carry out for the balance
Of The campaign. This is the gist of the
news which has been received here to-
day. In detail it is reported that Tas-
Chikiao has been taken, the Russians
have been driven from 81 Mu Cheng
and the Japanese are within cannon
range of Hal Cheng. III the north Ku-
roki's advanced parties are feeling the
Russian Notifications at LAO Yang and
he has a strong force about Ping Tai
SEE ready to move on Lao Yang or
Mukden, as the exigencies of the cam
paign demand.
The Russian losses in the fighting
which has been going on to the east of
Taschtkiao and Hal Cheng have been
very heavy, the japanese artillery hav-
Ing been particularly effective. Kuro-
patkin is said to be at Hal Cheng in
person and it is believed he may yet
be compelled to give battle there
against the combined japanese armies,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-07
CRASH OF TROLLEY CARS
Nine People Badly Hurt as Result of
Accident on Michigan Electric
E-.- Road #H.

Battle Creek, Mich, July 4.-As the
result Of a collision on the Jackson and
Battle Creek traction line nine persons
were badly hurt. including General
Celian M. Splitter of Toledo, president
OF the road. n the quartermaster gem
eral CT the Ohio National Guard. e q
Wilson, who had both legs broken.
A local car evidently became stalled
on a curve a mile and a half west of
Marshall, when a limited car going at
high speed swept around the curve and
crashed into 1t. There were forty-nina
passengers On the limited car.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-07
MASSACRED BY TURKS
An Appeal Made to the United States
Government by the Armenian


Washington. July 2.-Secretary Hay to-
day received the following cablegram
from Ispahan, Persia:
THE Turkish barbarians are massa-
crcing thousands. The Armenians hum
bly, solicit the United States government
in the name of Christianity n humanity
TO save innocent lives.
Armenian Bishop in Persia"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-07
kUROPATkiN~ DEFEATED.
Campaign in Manchuria Has Been Wo.
Already by the Japanese.

NLtSdGJ ny C1c japanese.
~NiuchWang, July General Kuro-
patkin has been driven from the LAO
tQng peninsula n the Japanese now
control the country from T~asChikiao
south and are pushing on to Hal Cheng
from both east II south. 1t is reported
mere that SamSonoff's division of 1900
men has been cut off below ~Taschikiao
n Will be forced to surrender. There
mas been hard fighting at TasChikiao for
the last two days, and according to the
stories OF refugees, the Japanese took
possession of the railroad at that point
TINS morning, the Russians returning to
hal Cheng, after having been subjected
TO heavy loss. 1t is said that Kuropat-
KIN Will not make any determined re-
slstence at Hal Cheng, holding that
place only long enough to permit of
The removal of stores. munitions of war,
and guns to Lao Yang or Mukden. 1t
IS a question as to whether or not
k~uropatkin Will be able to reach Lac
Yang without a general battle.
General kurOki Is threatening Lilac
Yang from the northeast with a heavy
force II it is possible the Russian re-
treat will not stop until Telling. above
Mukden, is reached. The Russians have
Withdrawn ali their troops from here
and all of the stores and war munitions
which were at this place have been
sent to Mukden. There was fear that
the Chinese bandits would attack the
city upon the withdrawal Of the Rus
slams. but they ave not done 50. When
the japanese land forces take possess
sion of the city it is believed a general
army base viii be established.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-07
Twenty Chinese Killed.

Chefoo, July "A junk was blown
up by contact with a mine al the en-
trance of the Lao river below New
Chwang Friday. Twenty Chinese were
killed and twelve wounded.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-07-07
MINORITY OPINION
IN MOYER CASE
Justice SteeIe's Report Says
Decision Of Majority Is
Entirely Wrong.
HE WOULD GRANT WRIT
Quotes High Authority to Prove the
Right to Suspend Habeas Corpus
Writ Is Legislative Not
Executive.

"
ro,,o CO..
,- -, 10y l. ~ h""S't
W. steele OF the state supreme court,
fled his opinion dissenting from he
| decision of the ma iority in refusing n
writ of habaas ,cornus r. Cbarlas II
Nnyar nroe,5o. -
NAoSei' president OF the western red
GRAFTON OF MINERS, held as a military
prisoner at Telluride by order of Gov
| ernor Peabody.
Tho oninion cor+,;,s no,,,,. 70 mo
,.ord. 5aa1a 80
Mus Ne"ls eAHauStiNely WIN 'he SIT
uatlOn created in this state by military
rule, II cites a mass of authorities to
! show that onIy tho 1apis1,trr, oo, eus
81 - 90 80
p1r'" ~ ! . HapeaS corpus
Justlce Steele says in part:
No person who has the slightest claim
to responsibility should hesitate to APP
prove me action of the governor in en-
forcing the law, and am willing TO up-
hold nm II to applaud him SO long
as he Keeps within the lines of the con-
stltution. But l am not willing to up
hold him when in my opinion he breaks
down the barriers erected by the people
for their protection, nor am / willing to
accord to the constitution elastic prop
critics for the purpose of protecting him.
nor to join in the establishment of a
precedent which will not applv to other
classes or other conditions when ano,h-
er governor undertakes to exercise the
same arbitrary mower.
am not willing To concede tha noU>ar
claimed bv the povernor aud ayarcfsa5
, by him herouse in nv onin;on e1,r,,
| hover is MOI yaStoI i, Gi,, ~. ~, ~,
stit,ttnn " 80
Tha noonIa could no,.or h,,, i,,.,4aa
| 10 erect snah an nnai,o of 'n -, grnss;n'
- -9liN"4 tl4t CIISi!l VI oy,JI N-Stotts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Property Transfers.

Richmond-Alex Bagby Jr TO Berthe Mat
thews interest in estate Of Edmonla Basny,
deceased 81.
Mary Z. McLinnan and others to Susan r.
Windell 30 feet on north side Venable street,
between Rose and rwenty-hfth, rerecorded' S3'
James T. Carnea and wife to Luther Martin,
II feel on north side Preston Street 81 feet
east OF Third, $500.
James D. carneal and Wife to Hottie .
Beazley, 20 feet on west side ST. Peter street.
o. feet south Of Calhoun. $500, ;,
Otella G.. ana II, w, Dunkum 70 Laura ',
Truelnap SO feet on cast side Williamsburg
Avenue, ia feet south of Lewis street sosD.
William S, 7, Mayo and wire to J. duncan
Macdonald, 1871. feet on north SIDE Grace street,
l9I. feet east OF Adams slO'23D ,,,,,
heImiga srhepors's heirs 10 Joseph Nolienkem-
uer for l!fe with remainder according TO
fourth clause OF Joseph Schepcrss VIII, w i-o
feet on south side Cary street, 1877 iro feet west
OF washington, $1,000
Henrico--Edward y and SARAH Aefee 10
Mary @ Boehling, 40 feet on nsflh siue 1hr-
rington Street, 40 feet cast OF MechnhlcsNie
Turnpike, $500, -
KIN Incorporated. lots ! and ON subdivision
Of Jennings's land and Q arres on Nine Mile
Road -.
Mathew Gilmour 10 Richmond l1redertcks.
burg and Potomac Railroad Co., 5G2 acres on
Broad street Road $3.50
on south side Broad Street, 2sbls feet east OF
Yhirty-Bi1th, sl.250.
Samuel and Leonidas Webb and their wives
10 Charles Gilpln, Jr sil acres on road lead
| serving vendors lien for $500. ui6o0
Milton NJ Leonard To Elizabeth A Leon
, ard. Is feet on north Side Louisiana Street "
}isss west Of Erin, il7s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

scrbed, and tho Salisbury Athletic As
ISOLATION $1,000 capital subscribed u pro,
,,osos to maintain athletic GROUNDS u'ia
baseball or football teams,
Tho I,ilesville Ginning Company, =,
/ lilesville Arson county, was cnar'eie'i
This morning with 5000 capital NV ~
corpolators being Il. j. Lily lho''ia'
IIornc ". c. Harrison and others.
Another charter was to INC Ere i,
(. proad Granite Brick Company, or As l,'
vic organized for the purpose OF lii "a,
ing brick, granite blocks, TIE, cue. IIe
ca,,,al authorized is 10000 and permis-
sion Is given to begin business when W. ".
do ia paid in. II. S. Coke, Trench =.
cove and +. w. w. Graham are inc
rrinciral incorporntors.
Denuty Collector j. p. II. Adams was
nninfully wounded in the leg yesterday
while leading q posse Of revenue OH, OH.
GERS IN breaking UP an Illicit tliatillery
near Raleigh. a man by inc name y
Warren. who was running the stiii' came
M while the still was being broken up
and on being ordered to halt .ieveiea . ms
Gun on Adams and fired the ban taxing
effect In his left leg.
Warren ran off and escaped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Pcck's Bad Boy Tonight.

Much interest is being manifested in
the presentation Of "Peeks Bad Boy
IN the Y. NJ, c, A, Hall tonight. The
play VII be given under the auspices Of
the boys big Bible class, the characters
being impersonatcd by the boys. good
deal OF work has been put on same, and
The audience will have AN opportunily ~
seeing The amount of fun thut "a hot
tled up IN really good boy. The West
4 End Angels, combination VOL known
IAN over the city for It's music and fun
WIN assist the boys. Miss Minnie Derby
VIII sing, and Master Winston Boiling
VIII render piano solo, Tho boys de-
serve and VIII doubtless have II good big
audience Tickets are now on sale at
the association building and the proceeds
win 90 to fund for refurnishlng tho
boys department rooms,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
PREsBYTERY IN SESSION..
Interest in Education-Large
Enrolment at Church School.
(Spccial to The Times-Dispntch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ROWLAND, n. C.. April 2S--Fnyette-
Vile Presbytery has been in session at
Ashpolc Church. near here. since Mon Mon
than fifty ruling elders have. been IN ~
tendance REPORTS from ne fne ei n, eress
in Christian educat ton is undated.
Tho enrolment Of students |, st 4, the s, Pres.
has reached three hundred and fifty.
Steps have been taken looking toward the
establishment Of a preparatory schooi
for boys and girls in the western part OF
the territory covered by the Presbytery.
The following commissioners to the Gen
era Assembly, which meets In Mobile,
Ala, MAY 10Th, We're elected: Rcy. 4.
G. Hill, D. p, Of Ma a;,a u, R M ~ n 4,
Blue, Of Gibson. and Colonel e. f. Nc
Rae of Maxton.
An adjourned meeting will be held at
Red Springs June 9Th for the purpose OF
licensing Mr.. W. F. Currie, now at
Union Seminary, Richmond, va;
The next stated meeting will be held
at Bensalem Church September 10Th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
DEPUTY WOUNDED.
+. H. P. Adams Shot by an Illicit
Distiller-Oratorical Contest.

Especial to The Tlmes-DispatchD
RALEIGH, n. c.. April 2s.-Cadet ".
W. FINLEY, of Wilkesboro, was awarded
the gold medal last night at the annual
oratorical contest of the Rural Science
Club ct the Agricultural and Mechanical
College His subject was The AdVan-
taees Of North Carolina as Dairying
state There were three other speak
erss-J. S. Squrcs, advantages and
Beauty Of Country Homes" J. ii. Pom
dexter. Dawn Of II New Agriculture,
and william Kerr, development OF Ag-
riculture in North Carolina
Charters for notable corporations Is
sued by the Secretary of state arc the
Carolina Pole Company, OF Wilmington
capital $25,UQ0; the lvey Telephone Com
pally, Of Marshall, s2,01O capltal SUD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
sPRING-TIRED-M MALARIA
vIooRATEs--cUR RES.

~ suffered with chlls and fever and my
skin was growing very sallow. The slight
est draft would be enough TO cause not
Pushes or quick chill. We thought 1t
was malaria, but can never yet explain
how / contracted 1t.
"a .,lways had II drnggy feeling, and
would get up In the morning feeling dull
and tired. and would be tired all day.
AZ was advised BY u relative to try Paine's
Celery Compound which had helped her
considerably, and l had such u good
nights rest and woke up 30 refreshed
that determined to continue It,
II do not feel any more lassltudc. and |
am cheerful all day long. | get through
my work with satisfaction and work faster
and better. The chills and fever are com
plctely cured This is just the time OF the
year when used to have them worst ana
have not hud single chill. MY COM
pleXion Is better, and can recommend
Paines Celery Compound as gradual
and thorough cure for malaria. Miss
Edna Arlington, Newcastle. Neb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
THE REVENUE
FRAUD CASES
s. IN. ne S(1overntncnt Drawing tile
Tolls Of the Law Slowly
Around Dlstillcrs.
a WONDERFUL SCHEME
Fctlirestiinng Out OF Case Shows
an Ingenuity Almost Past
Ordinary Comprehension.
4 WONDERFUL SCHEME
Special to The r,mes. plspateh.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
GREENSBORO, N. c., April 2s.--1n tho
whiskey fraud trials in the United states
Court mere, government witnesses to-day
gave testimony showing that North Car
ol'llh rectlfytng firms had received no
shipments OF packages by railroad or OK
press from reputed western distillcries,
which had obtained stamps on low proof
goods. Railroad and express agents with
records of offices from Reidsvile and
Milton, were examined, all showing no
receipt Of packages but immense ship
;nents.
The Introduction Of evidence connect
Ing the defendants on trial with the bus
mess or numerous establishments, west
ana home plants In Milton and Reids-
Vile, n. q, was begun. This was shown
~ records OF hanks used by defendants,
kilograms. business letters from pur-
chasing firms, and various other trans
actions.
DEVELOPING CASE.
1t looks like the whole week Will be
taken up In developing the case for the
government. sl
The ingenuity Of the scheme, as the
case unfolds, whether worked BY deiend-
anus or not, Is almost beyond cohcep-
ton to unexperts comprehension. The
lerrcting out of the case and presenting
3ndlsputable proof Of gigantic frauds by
simple comparison Of records In collcc-
tors offices in seven different States,
following with the record of transactions
with private business firms all over the
United States, is an equal subject OF mar
vel, that District Attorney Holton, url-
aided, could have unearthed it and fol-
lowed every clew to its remotest source.
BIG FRAUDS.
a careful calculation tonight from
the number of packages already shown
By records to havo been handled by the,
allied establishments, whether BY defend
ants Or not. foots up the surprising
1r.oiint OF one hundred and thlrty-1iVe
thousand dollars revenue the government
has been defrauded out Of in only one
years operations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
NOT TO HAMPTON ROADS,
Another Denial That the Goulds
Intend to Go There.
SPECIAL 10 rho Tknes-Dispatch,

Especial TO Tho 1knes-Dispatch)
BALTIMORE MD, April 28.- Az. E. p
Landstreer, vice-president Of the West
ern Maryland Railroad which Is To form form
the eastern outlet at Baltimore llue,
water of the Gould system Of railroads,
disposes ir an interview in this week >
issue OF the Manufacturers Reoora OF
the rumors that the Goulat have amy fiaea
OF going 10 HAMPTON Roads or else"nsFe
on the coast for another eastern tiae-
water terminal When asked whether
there was any connection between me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.
Neither Squire Donati or Mel
Vile Daniels Are Interested.

Squire Charlie Donati, who two weeks
ago agreed to put UP forfeit of 500
For Fardello for match with D"ycr'
said last night that he had nothing to
40 with the match at the Academy TO-
night,
Mr. Melville Daniels, who was TO- man
age Pardcllo, in his match with Dwyer,
also stated last night that he had nolh-
MS, to do with the match.
| Up to a late hour last night Pardelio
| had not appeared in Richmond. IT was
stated that he would be here yesterday
| but lie did not come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Mr.. Edwards as Sherlock Holmes
The Hypnotists.

The Academy management viii present
an attraction next week with m inter-
ton that Is highly commercial le-that Of
making the people laugn--having secured
THE Knowles hypnotIsts. whose fame
as masters OF the occult science has pre-
coded them, Thcatre-goers VIII have the
opportunity of witnessing a performance
given by operators whom all the leading
journals of the South proclaim to he the
best ever seen in this line, Tho Knowles's
engagement commences ON Monday, May
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
,basb and tho lately announced Tide

t,yabash and the lately announced Tide
water-Dcepwater railway plan TO hulld
a railroad from the West virginia coal
regions to HAMPTON ROADS or WIN tts
slate Norfolk and Southern deal, he said:
wThern Is not The least connections.
our purpose is being carried out 70
make Baltimore our terminal az tide-
water, ard it would be very foolish for
us to be also seeking another outlet
further down the hay,
new line, nor with any possible tldewater
extension of tho Coal and Coke Railway,
cur plans areSto get through lire into
baltimore, and ws arc working on them
ateadtly. Our relations with the road
you mention arc yeH friendly, but that
IL ALL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Dr.. Badly at Second Church.

..FIistorlcal Shoemakers" will be pr
e. v. Baldy's subject for lecture IN the
sunday school room of the Second Bnp-
fist Church at $3.50 o'clock tonight
The lecture, which is open TO the pup
lie. is under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Society. All who are Interested
in missionary enterprises will he delight
fully entertained and helped by hearing
DR. Badly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Bring Kennedy Back.

Governor Montague yesterday granted
n reoulsitlor on the Governor Of New
York for the man supposed to be John
Kennedy, the train wrecker. who es-
capped recently from the Staunton jal.
when awaiting execution on the EaIoWs
The Ealdwins are sure the man is Ken
redy. He is under arrest at Niagara
Ii.3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Congressional Convention.

fspecial to Tho Times DispatchD
AsfifiVIII,E N c.. April 28-Ihe
STATE Democratic Congressional Exccn-
tive Committee, at it's meeting this !, efte =
noon in the office Of Cnaitim1iah ~ ~, Ne
place, and Tuesday, June 2ist, as the time ms
FOR holding the Democratic congressional
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
The Theatres.

No more Interesting and enjoyable COM
edy-drama has been seen here for some
time than "a Ragged Hero" now play
Ing at the Bijou Theatre. The play at
fords ample opportunity for the introduce
ton Of much comedy, some very good.
which delights the audiences. Twice yes
terday the house was well filed. The
performance of tonight and those Of
tomorrow. matinee and night, will close
the engagement.
Mr.. Edwards as Sherlock Holmes
Great interest Is being manifested by
the public in tho production OF THE Sign
Of the Four" Il strong DECENTRALIZATION OF
A. Conan Doyes famous detective story,
which is to be presented at the Bljou
full star Walter Edwards. no adventures
| of Sherlock Holmes have been moro
widely read than those related in this cx-
L
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

+ [ .It. u r F. ,
"Traoe every disease, blood trouble
or pain TO tho TRUE CAUSE. Pain
Is only the sign or symptom. IT Is
idle 70 treat the pain Itself. The only
true cure for blood mpurty or suffer.
Ind 10 the cure that CURES TIE
TRUE BCAUsE-Weakness Of the NJ
NER NerVes.'
Prof. Edward Z. Phelps. M. d.,
LID, Of Dartmouth University---
Famous Discoverer Of Paine's Gel
cry Compound.
The blood and all the organs Of the
body depend on the INNER NERVES.
and Palne's celery Compaund gives
the blood and the nerve system the
strenuth to MAKE all the organs work
In health and harmony.
BE WELL THIS SPRING.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

Don't be ambiguous. or you may find
vnnrsclf in tho prcdicament of the yourg
lady who Inserted an advertisement to
the effect that $40 would like to meet
p gentleman fond OF outdoor life The
al. was answered by II score of hobos
Use Tce-Dee Want Ads They arc to
tho point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

replaced and other changes that VIII
bring back to the historic building ''s
colonial dignity and sacredress'
The train will leave Richmond az
A. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

In n ruin of ancient Egypt was found
written on papyrus an advertisement for
a runaway slave. This advertisement is
undoubtedly at least 5000 years Old Tee
Dec Want Ads. arc young, but they set
there Just the same.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

Amour; OF losses paid. ...,..., ...,,...
Amount OF maiured cndowments paid.
Amount paid anunitnnts..,..tts t,.,,l
AMOUNT paid for surrender values.
Amount of dividends paid 10 policyhn
Amount OF dirIdemds rtid to steckhoi'
Amount paid for expenses tlnclYisns
Amount OF all other disbursements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

The Richmond people going TO Williams
burg tomorrow. under the chapcronaro
OF tho ladies interested in the excursion
10 be given by the Industrial chapter
Of Holy Trinity Church, VIII be inter-
ested In Knowing that as the eXcur-
sion train viii not leave Williamsburg
returning until 6 p, NJ, there will be
ample time for those who wish to do so
10 drive over 10 jamestown Island and
view the excavations there, in addition
TO seeing interesting spots in Williams
burg,
Old Rruton Church is TO be restored,
and It viii be pleasant TO note just how
the "Goyernors Gallery" Will look when
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
INvIGORATES ALMOST INSTANTLY

EWVTUUTRH TO HGtEHUWE LEW bbN1s . u"
CELERY COMPOUND
ON PRESCRIBE lT-A
ARp TONIC IN THE MEDICAL WoRLD--T GIVES Al
MOST EFFEcT-BRAcEs-lN.
vieoRATEs-cUREs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29
Yesterdays Weddings.

The wedding of Miss Irene Tinsley, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James 6.
Tmsley, to Mr. Samuel Rutherford
Rose, Of this city, was celebrated last
evening at "Picquenocaue," the subur-
ban home of the brides parents near
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-29

Other weddings Of yesterday included
that Of Miss Roxy May Brittle. the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Brittle,
to Mr. Charles Marshall Mosby, in the
home of the brides parents, Maple
Grove Henrico county, the Rev. Dr..
John Harmon officiating.
Miss A. F. Jenkins and Mr.. I B. Bow
den. OF Saluda. Middesex county, We're
married Wednesday, at noon, in the home
of the brides mother, Mrs, j, a. Jen-
y iyins, 40. 1904 East Leigh Street, by the
Y Rev H. NJ. MaXey.