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Attte:st:
THOMAS c. MORAN,
Assistant City Clerk.

-
DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, IS. Pro-
Estate of HENRY BALDWIN, late sof
New Haven, in said district, deceased.
Ansinstrument in writing purporting
to be the last will and testament Of
said deceased, having been presented
in Court, and Simeon Baldwin, of New.
Haven, having made written applica-
tion praying that the same may be pro
bated. and that letters testamentary
may be granted, as by said application
on file in this Court more fully appears,
1t Is . sL;sE, e. 49,
ORDERED, That said application be
heard and determined at Court of
Probate to be held at New Haven. in
said district, on the 18th day of March,
1905, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
that puDifc notice of the tendency of
said application, and of the time and
place o. Cne hearing thereon, be given
to all parties in terested in said estate,
by publishing this order three times in
a newspaper having a circulation in
said district.
BY order of Court,
GEORGE w. CRAWFORD,
mist Clerk
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Entirely Out of Place.-"So you lost
your position as undertaker's assist
ant?' eyes. You see. used to be a.
conductor on a street car, and could
MT get out of the way of telling people
to step lively. please. Washington
Star.
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ARRESTED FOR SOLICITING.

ARRESTED fOh ESoLlCIIING'
Marry Nation, William H. Ray and
Oscar Porello. were arrested late last
evening in a Hudson street saloon for
soliciting illegal intercourse. The ar
rest was made by Sergeant Williams of
the Dixwell avenue police station. The
three are now locked up at police head
quarters. ..-.s5
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COMMITTEE ON. SEWERS.

The Committee on Sewers will meet
in rooms 10 and IL, City Hall, March 8,
1905, at 8 o'clock p. m, when the Pc
tition for a. sewer in Munson Street,
between Winchester Avenue and Mans
field Street; for a sewer in Parmalee
Avenue, between Winthrop Avenue and
Porter Street; for a sewer in AdeIine
Street; for a sewer in Frank Street,
and for a sewer in Ivy Street, between
Winchester Avenue and Newhall Street.
All persons are notified to attend and
be. heard thereon without further
notice. s
Per order. $780,. ....-'......... -.
PATRICK M'GUINNEsS,
~ II 23Ea!4% Chairman.
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Bridgeport, March 6-General secre-
tary W. H. Davis, of the local Young
Mems Christian association, resigned
to-day to accept the secretaryship of
the Portland (Me.) association.
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Thanking Armies in Touch.

New Chwang, March Cit is report
ed here that scouts Of General Nogi's
and General Kuroki's armies are al.
ready in touch behind Tie pass.
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Continued from First Page.)
Counsel Daggett was read relating to
bills of special interest to New Haven
pending in the legislature.
1t was moved to refer the report to
the committee on legislation, which
should select bills relating to New Ha-
ven, and report on what ones in, their
opinion the corporation counsel should
favor and what to oppose.
President Bracken resigned the chair
to Alderman-at-large Hosley for the
remainder Of the meeting He called at
tention to certain things in the report
which he believed should be attended to
especially that bill affecting the salaries
of city officials, reducing the tax COL
lector from $4,000 to $4,000 He strongly
opposed this bill, and vote was passed
to the effect that the corporation coun-
sci should be instructed to appear be-
fore the committee on cities and Dor
oughs at Hartford to oppose the entire
bill.
It was moved that the committee on
legislation, to which the bill was re-
ported, should be empowered to select
what bills it should hold public hear
ings on. e..
The report Of the board of compensa-
ton, awarding damages resulting from
the grading for the Kimberly avenue
bridge was taken from the table and
created a lengthy discussion. A yea
and nay vote was called for on its
passage and resulted in a tie as fol-
lows: Yea--Maxwell, McGuinness, Rick
etts, Chadwick, Spreyer, Montgomery,
Hotchkiss and Elliott. Nays-Minor,
Townsend, Courtney, Weiss, Devine,
Langley, Bracken and Smith. President
pre-" tenn. Hosley dissolved the tie by
committee of compensation was adopt
ed. The awards contained in the report
are: IT,.
Edward M. Clark, east side. ...$2,SS0
.Adeline j. Goodrich, east side.... 1850
Frank P. Clark, east side. 800
Edward NJ. Clark, west side...... 1880
T.. - $1,000
1t was moved that the ordinance on
infianmable oils be taken from the
the table was carried. The ordinance
as previously printed in the journal
was adopted. ,-.
A motion that the corporation coun-
sell be intrusted to draw up an amend
| pent to the charter giving the boards
| Of fire and police commissioners fuller
| authority to construct as well as to
manage their departments was laid on
| the table.
Before adjournment it was voted to
hold a special meeting Of the board on
| Monday evening, March 90.
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For SALE.

CHOICE family COW; grade. Jersey. 80
81, years; right In every respect; now
others for sale. II. W. RAsSsEayr1, a,1so
m4-4tp Darbv = 49, ~
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CLArRyOyANr.


MARY J. WRIGHT. M. D., and Clair.
t vhoyahha, ~ High Street DR.. Wright II
sne pest known clairvoyant ia tina
state; ~ years in New Haven. Has
predlctlons on health, business sfs
clai, meyer fail. Doctor treats ali dis.
eases; Consultation s1.00. Hours ia
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DAVIS,

Ll q Chick Food, Mash Mixture
Scratching Food, Pigeon Food. hisbs
quality, low price; save chicks. makes
eggs. r. G. DAVIS, Wholesale and
Retail Grain Dealer. 357 East Street.
m6 TIP : al = I Is
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r. B. MALLORY. AucTroNEER.

all day sale. Very nice goods. Hall
stands, par1or furniture, cabinets,
bookcases, secretaries, etyere, mani
tel mirror, sewing machines, side
boards, dining table, iron bedstead,
bureaus, chamber furniture, rockers,
tables, fine large rug, carpets, bric-a-
brac, refrigerator, crockery nice lot
ladies' clothings etc. m7-1t
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BALANCE

,43. BALANCE
OF STOcK of New York Furniture CO..
S1S-S24 Grand Avenue. Furniture,
carpets, 1fnoleunl, ranges, at auction
Thursday, 10 q. m. On exhibition now.
m6-4tp MALLORY.
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Hal'i.ants

one esHt q word for each insert,..-
ave cents word for fan week. ssves
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MfsreIl ameums.
MASSAGE.

M1 bisw LEa,EKE, graduate {. T. s., as7
est methods, best res,,its LAT
n Drainches of massage, electric. MAJ
netic. Face and neck wrinkies rar,as,
ca IN SIX treatments Falling hair
SSsckeo and color restored. Hourf
Fy 49, SALE-lOO0 set patent Stove BRICK
received 56s STATE STREET.
Patent Stove Brick are craeanest.
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Saw Shop.

e years experience in saw work. Auto
m taa,a machine for grinding horse and
81. John st.. Atweter Block. y j
JAS. BARNACLM
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Patent Stove Brick are Cheapest.
REnrnvAI

FROM "a ARTIzAN STREET to sss
state Street. between Court ant
SaapeL The Eli Morris Saw Shop. ExS
knife grinding. fa.1r,S
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Fine BLACK BROADCLOTHS
in both American and French,
the best qualities obtainable, 81
inches wide.
American at $I.oo to $e.a5 I'd.
French at $e.oo to 5000 yd.
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NOTICE.

Al the monthly meeting OF the Wonv
ans Seamen's Friend Society to be held
at the Home April 8 at 2:30 D.. m. aly
amendment to the Act Of incorporation
will be voted upon inserting and their
families" after the word "searner."
ms st $500 4 & Se a1se u
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Patent scr. Brick ar. cneaDsct.
LOAD OF IOWA HORSES

Will arrive Saturday, March 18th: an
olner load to arrive March 18th. Ed
- MaIu =. 1BIsnop. rrlS-7t
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BALANCE
OF STOCK of New York Fur Co.. sfS-
S24 Grand avenue, carpets, linoleum.
ranges, at auction Thursday, 10 i. m.
On exhibition now.
m6 4tp MALLORY
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CHIFFON BROADCLOTHs in
black, specially sponged and
sfrunk, perfectly spotless, 81
inches wide, 80.
at $3.50 and $500 yard
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what Shall We Have For Dessert.

This is an important daily question.
Let us answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-O,
ceived Highest Award, Gold Medal.
Worlds Fair, st. Louis, 1904. Every
thing In the package; add boiling wa
ter and set to cool. Flavors Lemon,
Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Choc-
olate, and Cherry. Order a package Of
each from your grocer to-day Toe.
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FRENCH BROADCLOTHs in
fine high-grade, genuine INN
ported cloths, "a inches wide, in
new browns, blue, greens, cas-
tor, etc. very fine finish,
at $2.oo and $2.25 yard.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

d.. "a MARCH z.
S Rises 6:15 Moon Sets H'h water
5 Sets $50 7;2o u a. m.
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WANTED.


oILOAIloN by a girl to do renar.,
HO"Sework' Reference. l79 Pine Sc +.
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MACHINERY For SALE.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
The following property of The Ready
Bits Corporation will be sold at public
auction at the factory, 80 Lenox avenue,
viously disposed of: i. each No. Sc and
IS dust collectors; hot water heater;
2 steam cookers; paste mixer; 1 box
printing machine; ! cookie machine;
grain scourer;; filling machines; hop
per scale for weighing grain In bulk;
pulleys; hangers; shafting; betting,
leather, rubber and cotton; one 500
light Westinghouse generator and
switchboard. Sale will take place at
IL o'clock a. m. BY order Of the SUI
- FRANK c. BUSHNELL,
m62St Receiver
DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN, IS. Pro-
1 Rats e e. a1FRED Msrof sth 1s1S
late Of Manchester, MASSACHUSETTS,
owning property In said district ,de-
ceased.
John A. Rockwell, ct al, administers
tors, c. t. a., having made written APP
empowering them to sell and convey
certain real estate of said deceased, as
by said application on file In this court
more fully appears, it Is
Ordered,--That said application BIZ
heard. and determined at a Court Of
Probate to be held at New Haven. In
said district, on the 9th day of March,
1905, at ten O'clock in the forenoon
and that public notice of the pendency
of said application and of the time and
place of the hearing thereon, be given
by publishing this order three times
some newspaper having a circulation
in said district.
BY order of Court,
mist 90 Clerk.
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W y: 3. ARMY: AbIe-bodied. unn.
, aisn ntsh. between ages is and 81.
ctba[sns or United States, Of eoass
can sneat and temperate habits, who
apply Recruiting Oficer Sao c csslisn;
Stresl New Haven; Sc State S $500
hartford; 1922 Main Street Rr;5s.s...,
port lss Bank Street, Waterbury.
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BATTLE STILL RACES,

CONTINUED from First Page.)
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Take ndt,..
MIS-. 3 "A. Gladwin has moved fros5,
lO2 Orange Street toy SOP ChaneiI a 81
F TOoR IN NO. GA, New Malley Buildins.
ind situations, city Of conntrv go,, 10
$3.50 a. m. to 6 o. m. A1o.t
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SALARY REDUCTION
OPPOSED BY ALDERMEN

Continued from First Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-27
FRENCH OFFICERS SIGNIFICANT STATEMENT
Former Minister of War Declares That OnJv Eng
land Desires War Between French Republic
and Teutonc Ernpire-Chagrin Felt Over
Scant Notice by King Edward of
Crown Princes Wedding
Try Associated I'rcss.)

BERLIN. June 2G.--Thc second in
tcrvicw OF Nj. Bihourd. the French
ambassador, with Chancellor Won Bcu-
low, was devoted to Il detailed dis
cuSsion OF the French note, but the
foreign Office abstains from giving
any information regarding tile results
reached. II is; scmi-oiliciaIly stated
that the German answer has not yet
been drawn up.
Throughout the German press Il
growing impaticncc is manifested at
What is regarded as Il British attempt
to embroil Germany and France 1t Is
noted with satisfaction that some Of
the French statesmen begin 10 in
tcrprct Great Britain's interest in tho
Francc-Gcrnlany difficulty in the same
way Tho newspapers quote APPROX
! lnSly the words of General Dc CALI.
let, the former war minister OF France.
to the effect that Great britain alone
wants war between France AMI Ger
many for ii would be 10 her own adj
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PAUL MORTON GOES
FOR THE GRAFTERS
Begins Proceedings to Recover Money
Alleged to Have Been WrongfulIy
Taken From Equitable.
(Jy Associated Prcss.)

NEW YORK. June oG.-As chair
man Of the EQUITABLE Life Assurance
Socictys board of directors. Paul Nor
ton has begun legal proceedings To re-
cover money alleged 10 have been
wrunsfuly taken from the society
and he also has cut off certain per-
quisitcs i'll the society.
MIR. Morton tonight made state
lnent in which he said he had re-
tanned Austin G. Fox and Wallace Nc
Farlanc rs special counsel for tic
Equitable 10 institute such legal plo-
cccdinss as they may consider to h.
appropriate for the recovery Of any
money and property to which the
Equitable is found to be entitled.
The statement said that directors
have heretofore been allowed $25 for
attending meetings, whether present
or not. This has been changed and no
director will get fees unless present
and 10 employee who is Il director
will receive :. fee.
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TWO ARE KILLED
IN A COLLISION
Freight Train Backs Into Trolley Car
Returning From Shore Resorts
Near Baltimore.
tBy Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE. June 3G.-ln COLI
sion tonight between trolley car. re-
turning from shore resorts east of
the city and n freight train of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, one culorcd
woman was killed outright, and Mrs.
Sarah Cromwell, white, was so serious.
~ injured that her death occurred
later
al IIighlandtown. an eastern SUI
burb, there arc many railroad tracks,
protected by safety gates. Reaching
one of these the car stopped while IL
freight train passed. The gates were
raised and the car proceeded slowly.
Just as the forward part of the car
was on the railroad tracks, tllc freight
backed unexpectedly. The car was
Knocked from the tracks, and rolled
over. the last car of the freight left
It's rear truck, and, mounting upon
the trolley, crushed it like and egg
shell
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Jewish Bund, announce that the fight
against The government must be con
tinucd, but il is believed that with
the present show of military force
the situation will be controlled. Busi.
ness is 1T Il standstil.
The general strike which began to-
day was preceded last night by at
tenlpts at red flag demonstrations, but
the Cossacks charged and dispersed
the rioters with their Whips. On Vo-
nnnia street Il Sullcn crowd made
Il stand ami Il patriot fired three shots.
Although thousands Of workincn
obcycd the strike proclamation the
tic-up is not complete Many bakers
have Joined the workmcn and Warsaw
Is threatened with il bread famine.
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CHOSE DEATH TO
LONG SEPARATION
Bandmaster of BattIeshp Alabama
and His Wife Seek soIace in
Deadly CarboIic Acid.
{Dy AssocIatcd press.l

PATTERSON, N. j., June 2G.-Unable
to endure the thought OF long sep.
aration, involved in the foreign scry-
leo to which he was ordered. Henry
EichcnrOdt. bandmaster Of the United
States batticslip Alabama, aud his
young wife. to whom he had been uni.
ted less tllan :. year. committed sui
eide today
After the last cruise of the North
Atlantic feet, Eichcnroht came home
and was to have rejolncd his ship TO.
night, with the understanding that he
would moi. again obtain shore leave
before departing for the Aslntic sta.
ton. The young couple were deeply
depressed at their approaching scpara.
ton.
Today friends gathered at his home
to bid farewell to the bandmastcr. In
the midst of tho festivities Eichcn-
rodt and his wife left The party and
later were found dead in their bc;,
room, claspcd in each others arms
Examination showed that after turn.
ing on the gas both had swallowed
.carbolic acid.
Mrs. Eichenrodt was &c years oil
and her husband two years older.
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house, entered it and going upstairs
found the two bodies.
No clcw has been found to point
To any one as the pcrpctrator Of the
deed. Tic community is intensely
excited and Il lynching will probably
follow an arrest.
Miss Davis was one uf the most
loved young women in the community
and MIR. Davis WAS Il popular and
prominent business man.
The citizens of Miami have offered
Il reward Of $3.50. the Merchants AS
sociation. $3.50, and the l1lks $500
Tor the apprehension of the murderer
OF Mr.. and Miss Davis.
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he THEN MADE HIS ESCAPE
Victims of Youthful Lovers Rage
Were Returning From Church When
They Were Held Up by Their As
sailant-short Farley and Then
Game the Fatal Shots.
UBy Associated Prcss.>

RICHMOND, VA. June 26.-Jamcs
Fcr'l shot and instantly killed George
Cash and fatally wounded Miss Lydia
lIchmingcr. last night ut Waterloo
Road, Rockbridgc county.
Mr. Cash and Miss Inclmiilger were
returning from church, when Ford
met them on the road and asked:
is that Miss lncllminger?
Answered with Revolver.
Upon recciving1an affirmative reply
'hs opened fire with revolver. The ,i.l
who is II years old and very pretty,
is yet alive.
Ford is 20. and Cash was is years
old
They worked at the Longdalc mines.
Allegheny county Ford made his
escape, and has not been apprehcndcd.
Jealousy is the alleged cause of the
shooting.
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found dead in their home today. They
had been murdered. probably Satur-
day night. Both had been shot. One
shot killed Mr. Davis, While his
daughter was shot twice
The murder was. discovered by Il
Mr.. Burbank. who went To see Mr..
Davis ON business Sunday morning. He
found the rear part Of the house
open. but could find no one at home.
Again Sunday afternoon and Monday
morning he went with the same re-
suit. On the last visit his suspicious
were aroused and he went TO Tie home
OF one of the sons of Mr.. Davis.
The two returning to The Davis
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BARRICADES In
WARSAW STREETS
Fifteen Workmcn Who Refused to
trike. Were Stabbed to Death
by Their Comrades.

x WARSAW, June Dlsorderly
crowds have throngcd the streets
since early this morning. They erect
ed barricades overturnng street cars
for that purpose. ut Ogrodowa, Krocli-
malna and WrOnia streets, on top
OF Which they placed rcd flags Tho
police and soldiers stormcd these bar.
ricades and ten persons were wound
ed by bullets or bayoncts
Another affray took place at Zelaz-
mn street, where Cossacks charged
the crowd and wounded three persons.
In the Central market crowd at
tackled u patrol with rcvolvcrs, to
which the patrol replied with vulleys,
killing a boy and wounding three
other persons
Fifteen workmen who had refused
to strike were stabbed to death by
their comrades. Revolutionary pro.
CARNATIONS. have been posted on the
walls and 200 persons have been ar.
rested
X, Rain Checks Demonstrations.
IA heavy rain fell all day and this is
believed to have prevented more seri
GUS coll!sions.
The Social Democratic party and tho
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'U>K IN MINUTE AND HALF
Steamers Bow Crashed Seven Feet
Into Side of Schooner Bringing
Down Maats and Rigging and Pre-
venting Many of the Boys From
Reaching Deck of Doomed Vessel.
UBy Associated rrc.s.,

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK, June
2'-A serious disaster occurred last
night near here. when the Danish
cadet training schooner Gcurr- Stauc
was ramnlcd and sunk by The British
steamer Ancona. The Gcorg- Stage
sank i'll one and onc-half minutes
Twenty-Five cadets were drowned and
iiftysevcn rescued
The boys were all in their hunks
at the time of the disaster The night
was overcast. but it was so dark that
objects could not be seen at any dis.
lance.
The Ancona was considerably dam
aged along her water line. The Dor
authorities have placed an embargo
on the Ancona. which will remain here
until the inquiry into the collision
is completed
Only One Bcoy. Recovered.
thus far only a single body has
becn recovered by The divers, who
nave gone down to the wreck.
First Officer Myhrc, of the Georg.
Stage attributes the accident to the
Ancona changing her course. He said
the Ancona's bow crashed seven feet
INTO the training ships sides, bringing
down the lattcr's masts and rigging.
aId preventing many of the cadets
from gaining the deck Those who
were not cntanglcd in the wreckage
sprans on board the Ancona and as.
sisted in launching life boats. Myhre
himself jumped into the water and
rescued many boys who were en-
tangled i'll the rigging
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vantage and al Trance's expense.

vantage and at Frances expense.
Germans Sore on Edward.
Similar views are expressed In the
German press. II is noted that the
relations between Germany and Great
britain never were worse than at this
moment. Hints dropped in official
circles Indicate that cliagrin is felt
nj the Berlin court at the fact Tint
king Edward sent no more important
representatives to the Crown Princes
wedding than The young Prince Arthur
OF Cunnaught. while il is plainly init
mated that the failure of Emperor Will
liam to send any representative at
all to the wedding of Princess Marga-
ret OF Connaught was intended to give
expression To his resentment ut tho
. slight.
In view of this tension between Ber
lin and London it is believed that
Germany will make many concessions
in order to reach an understanding
with Franco.
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MISS REED WEBS
LIEUT., BALENTINE
Daughter Of Former Speaker Of
House Married to Officer Stationed
at Fort Monroe.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

PORTLAND, ME-. June 2G.-Liem-
tenant Arthur II. Dalentinc. U. S. A.
OF Fort Monroe. and Miss Katherine
Reed, daughter of the late Congress
man Thomas b. Reed. were married.
TINS Afternoon at the Reed residence
here. The ceremony was as quiet rs
1t was possible to make it because Of
the fact that the Reed family is still
in mourning. IF
Only members of the >fassiy and
intimate friends were present. Rfrts
raymond CaIkins, of the State StreAE
CONGREGATIONAL. church. OBLIGATED.