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ATTENTToN TALLApoosA PRIDE NO. :
 IMP. O. R. M,
CENTRAL LODGE NO. ..
MASONIC Nor.cE

There will ba special com 3 j; Y: O mun,catio of Andre~ Jackson AN Lodge. No 172. A. F. & 4. M.. KN tLis (Saturday) sfternocn- nt A ArSN 2:so to pay the last sad tribute V1 AS Of respect to Brother G F. Mo HA A Donald 4N~% Montgomery Lodge. No. II, and visiting eretheren fraternal- fy Invited.
 By order Of the W. M.
 H, p. LONG.
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caTina. ss. tFinn.l Is to second; Jubi. 9S, (Grifithl. 10 to 1 third. Time 1853 4-S. Knowledge. Small Talk. Miss Nan
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n.-- ---- ------4N. ----l; or1BlnaI. buperior, and copyrighted systems; text-books that pay roll of over S5A, ,000.00 to teachers: special offers fn force BOW; night and day sessions
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Medical Notice.

Dr. R. F. Micnel has moved his office so NoS II South Perry Street: office teie- shone 25Ss: his siats is at Knabs's. If
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Bisque, s4, (Hennessy.) 10. to 1 won; ond : Ben Haywood. i0i, lMorrie,) 3 to 2 third. Time :56 2-5. Flying Charcoal. Algonquin. Molo B., Daisy Green. Con-
 undrum and Josette ran t.
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.-.+ An IngIeside.
 San Francisco. Dec. 29.-Baldwin' s Dorado. which opened at 200 to l. and the bettors at lngleside today by beating Nigrette and Dargin. and win ming the Joe Hooker handicap at six favorite. pulled up lame. The books Carey. the odds-on favorite, finished third In the second race. Weather,
 First race, six furlongs-Fred Bent. 107. (Wright), 3 to l, won; Royal Col ors. iO5. 7Phillips). 12 to 1. second; WTatchfuI,o loS; GHayes1: to |: third. @ dergast Frolic. St. Volma. Singing Kid and Nothing ran.
 Second race. six furlongs; selling second; Alice Carey, ies, (Redd), :, to 10. third. Time. 1:17 s-4. pr. Shor- man. Maxtress. Macene. Dueiist and Third s race. five and one-half fur longs; seiiing-Legal Form. 106, (Foun- tain). 5 to 1, won; Chief Whitman, 105, MsEcL@ppgsiino to l. second; SInd TarGra' s,n,a i:I2 i-i. My Pal Bakersfield. Cascade of Diamonds. Pelf. Quick Rich and Morenus ran.
 longs; Dorado, s.. (Ricc), 30 to 1. won Nigrette. 97, (Graham). , to 1. second; Dargin. i00, (Radtke), , to 1. third Time, :23 1-4. elagoa, St. George. Jr..- and Corrigan ran.
 Fifth race, mile; selIing-Possart, 1O7, CW. Smith), to 5, won; Ray, IOS. (Fountain). . to 1. second; Jerry Hunt, l09. (Radtke). 6 to 1. third. Time. l:46 Calculate, Maud Muller Lady AthelinG. Gil Bias and Tomahawk ran.
 Sixth race mile; sclIing-Mass. 9s Hornerl. : to 5. won Buchanan, 1o:. (Schade). to l, second: Hooligan, 103. (Fountain). , to 1. third Time. 1:4o Eckcrsall. Gloomy Gus, J. B. smith and Jcrusha ran.
 Entries Today.
 First, futuritv course, selling: Sue ceed. Grasscuttcr, 10S; Pentagon, 106; Spring Ban. Cyphon Girl. Avonella. 104.
 Second, furlongs, selling: Blumen- thai. 133; Olvmpian .132: Young Pill grim. Foxy Grandpa Lone Fisherman, 129: Mac Fleeknoe, Tam O'Shante", 12S; Chief Bush 125: My Order, 122.
 Third furlonEs, selling; Procrasti- nate, Esherin, iii; Lecturer. tt0; Lady Kent. Laura r. NJ. Silurian Dr. Sher- man, I07: Nabonassar, los: Melar. 1c3.
 Fourth mile handicap: Charlatan, 1I3: Nealon 106; Sir Edward Io5. Ten ordale loo: I'm Joe. 90; Gov Davis. pJ:
 Fif.h 1 mile. selling: Cl1che dor. iii: W'lrte Nicht. t09; Yellowe. .. Dusty MiIlcr 1os; Leash, Jack I@" Allonath. l05.
 sixth furIoncs selling: Ins.ru,t- or. 1N7: Bob Ragon. 1os; HainauIt 1nt; Mclodious Es amado, 100; Christine A.. 99: Critical. 97
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Lasalle Street 10 Field Street. down
Field Street to Railroad Avenue, out
Railroad Avenue to Madison Street,
down Madison Street to French Street,
out Freuch Street to Hacker Street,
down Hacker Street. to Iberia Street,
ont iberia Street to Main Street, again
down Hacker STREET.-THE Bank Avenue,
out Bank Avenue 10 St. Peter Street,
down St Peter Street to Ann Street TO
any point it wou!Tbe advisable to div
erge so as to conngct with Main Street
within or beyondSthe corporate limits.
The said FRANCHISE Is to me, my as
sociates or assigns over or through the
streets named above, and to be for a
| term Of - years. The principal au-
tholities are to- designate the portion
of the streets to be used which portion
50 used viii be kept i'll good repair by
the grantee.
Franchise granted Will become void
if the bona fide construction Of the
| railway be not begun within months
and completed within IS months after
the beginning of the construction.
New Iberia, December !, loo5. :
tSigned) +. A. AUGUR.<
It vas moved by Mr.. Fisher, sec
onded by Mr.. Stansbnry and carried,
that the proposition made by Mr..
+. a. Augur asking for tran, hise
over cer!ai! streets IN the Cijy of
New IBERIA be Published in the Off
ciaI journal for the space of thirty
day as repaired by the Guy Charter
1t was moved by Mr.. Stansbnry,
seconded by Mr.. Hsnoniet aud car.
RED Ay the following yea and nay
vote, to wit: Yea, Messrs. Reno ldet,
lndt $, Fisher, Stan>bu,y and Noor-
HES; nay, 40 70, that the office known
as Inspector of Weights and Meas
ures IN the City If NV IBERIA be
abolshe |.
1t was moved BY Mr.. Renoudet,
seconded by Mr.. Stansbury ani ear
red 10y the foil wing yea aud nay |
vote. TO WI: Yea, Messrs. Renoudet.
Nooihes, Stansbury and llde>t; !
nav, Mr.. F.sher. that Mr.. Chas.
lIelde!cSer be discharged "a bridge
keeper of Ike bridge at the lower
limits, and that his pay cease on the
3 st day nl Dect mher, 1905,
The I, LOWING rel OFT was received
and read, to vii:
New Ihrfia, Ia, Dee. l, 1905.
70 the CITY Cuun:il Of New Iberia,
w, the undersigned me.n1ers Of
7our committee appointed to exam
ne into :he statements of Leon
ORGY lua, aud to tiud what amounts I
re due HIM. We would recommend
he following bills be paid: t
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that Mr.. f. N. Mestayer be elected
Chief of Police by reclamation.

Chief OF Police by reclamation.
1t vas moved by M. Fisher, Sec
onded by Mr.. lndest and carried.
that Nc II. f. Stafford be elected
as -peclal night police officer. and
Messrs. Emf Barber. Chas. Goetz,
A. =. Stafford and Fred. Veazey as
deputy police officers of the City of
New iberia, as provided by the
City Charter by acc'amali'n.
It was moved by Mr.. Renoudet,
seconded by Mr., Fisher and carried,
tina. the salary Of the Chief OF Police
.or his services and feeding horse
he fixed at ninety dollars Per month,
the salary of II. F. Stafford as spe-
clal night police officer be fixed at
fifteen dollars per month, the salary
of Chas. G elz rs deputy police Off
Ger for his services and feeding
horse at fifty seven dollars per
month, and tue salary Of Emile Bar
bier, A. J. Stafford and Fred. Yea.
zey each be fixed a, nifty dollars per
month.
1t was moved by Mr.. Renoudet,
seconded by Mr.. Indest and carried,
that the bond of the Chief of Police
be fixed at one thousand dollars,
and the lOnd OF each Of the other
police officers at five hundred dol.
lars.
1t was moved by Mr.. Renoudet,
sec nded by Mr.. Indest and carried,
thai each police officer before he
qualities be required to sign his res
ignation in blank, and give the same
t. the Mayor to be accepted IN case
II should become necessary.
The following bills were read and
approved on motion OF Mr.. Renou.
Diet, seconded by M. lndest and
carried, and ordered paid with the
exception Of the bill of Mr.. +.
Laughlln Tor repairs of bridge for
s17.05, which was deferred until it
can be ascertained whes her the City
owes this amount, or Mr.. Anglers,
the contractor, to wit; &. w. Rat
IF, Tor work on streets as per bill
rendered, sl22. 90, S. & b.. U. Re.
ucudet, torChose, nails, ETC., 46 IS,
). & Is. 20 o. al / Inc. 20 80; M.
Leblanc, for draNage Tor Novem
Der az per bill, rs %, s. & B.; +.
Langhl,n, for sharpening spades, etc
as per bill, 8 80, 1nc,; Ribbeck
NJ rnufactursing Co for stove pipe
tor collectors Office AMI putting up
same, 2 Is, Inc; R S Mcmahon. for
one ladter,2 80; B of u I'm Mestsy
er, for feeding prisoners during Nov
ember, so, F Pris, JOS N Thibo-
deaax 4 Go, for medicine for Dou
.sique. Fifty cents, pauper Jsss A
Giblin, for treating horse Of Ibef,a
Fire 60 No !, - 90, ERE depstt-t
mont.
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1t was moved by Mr.. Renoudet,
seconded ny Mr.. Fisher and carried :,
that the Mayor he authorized to
have the windows of the corporation
Jail repaired.
A communication from the
Sheriff Of Iberia addressed to the
Mayor of New Iberia, and which
is as follows was read: ITO the
Hon. G. q. Laugh!in Mayor.
Dear Sir:
The Grand Jury has called upon
you as we'll as myself to enforce
the Sunday Law. am free to say
that l have not considered 1T here.
tofore as my special duty to en-
force law the violation of which
was known to the prosecuting
officer.
l will perform my share of the
duty without any reserve, and l
will have to request you to direct
the officers of the police force if
thew will not make afidrvlts them
selves, to furnish me in writing
the Information of any violations
of this law that I may make the
proper affidavit in the premises.
1t is useless to say that l will
make afadavits myself in all in
stances which come to my person
al knowledge.
Yours respectfully,
Geo. Henderson. Sheriff
The following resolution was
then presented by Mr.. L Indest,
seconded by Mr.. Renoudet and
adopted by the following yea and
nay vote, towit: Yea. Messrs. Rem
oudet, VOORHEES,, Fisher, Stansbury
and Indest Nay None.
Bo itresolved by the Mayor and
Board of Trustees of the City OF
New Iberia, that the Sunday Law
being State Law, that it is the
duty Of the Sheriff either In per-
son or through his deputies to ar
rest all violsters of this Law z1em
monty known as the Sunday law,
the Grand Jury to indict them,
them, the District Attorney to
prosecute them and the Judge to
convict or acquit them.
1t was moved by Mr.. Iudest,
seconded by Mr.. atansbury and
adopted by the following yea and
nay vote. to wit: Yea Messrs Fish
er, Stansbury and Indest- Not
voting Messrs. Renoudet and
VOORHEES, that the City Attorney
be requested to call upon the Dis
trict Attorney and ask that he ale
snlt on behalf Of DR.. Emmer, DR..
Koch, and Messrs. Aubry and
Cougneinheim to have them recog
nised - menbers of the City
Board q Health Of New iberia.
Il va moved By Mr. Reaoudet,
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seconded by Mr.. Fisher and c,
ried that Mr.. p f VOORHEES, be j
pointed a. a committee OF one
have the fire alarm whistle repa
ed or to purchase another at Il
expense of the City.
1t was moved by Mr.. Renoude
seconded by Mr.. Indest and G,
ried that the meeting adjoul
until the next regular meeting.
G. G. LAUGHLIN, A. J. CAMMACl
Mayor, Clerk,
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are in number thirty or more, and

are in number thirty or more, and
less than forty five, the license
shall be fifty dollars $50 90
Third ClasS-W hen said rooms
are in number fifteen or more and
less than thirty, the license shall
be twenty five dollars $50 90
Fourth Glass When said rooms
are IN number twelve or more, and
less than fifteen, the licansh shall
br fifteen dollars. ........ 80 90
Fifth Glass =" hen said rooms
are in number nine or mere, and
less than twe'ye the license shall
he ten dollars. ............&IO 90
Sixth CIass--When said rooms
are in number six or more, and less
than nine, the license shall bn five
dollars .............. %. S''U
Provided further, that no license
shall be required when the number
of SAID rooms is less than provided
for in class six: that every bust
ness Of lodging alone, the license
shall be established on the same
basis as for hotels, but graduated
at one half rates; provided that
boarding houses pay sixty per
cent Of the rates of hotels
Provided further that druggist,
selling soda water, seed, etc,
shall be required 10 take out a
sperate license under this ordi
nance.
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We would recommend that III.
Old vouchers held by Mr.. Leon Drey
fu< be ,akcu ~, and lhit note he
issued for the above amount.
Respectfully submitted,
Il. i. DELAHOU..RAYE,
l.. lNDEST,
G., G. LAUGHLIN.
New iberia, La, Nov. Is, 1905.
Hon, q. G. Laugh!n,
Mayor of New Ibe'i', Ii,
City.
Dear Sir
| have the honor TO submit the fol
lowing actual measurements nf pipes
laid in tie CITY of New Iberia be-
tween April the 1T aid jane The
I'd, 1905:
II sewer p,pe-l74o! feet.
III icttS---f
10 ever p.pe-27l feet.
Mea -urement taken Novemb Der IA,
1908. Respectfully,
V. p. GU1LFNUX,
City Engineer.
IL was moved by Mr.. Reu oudet,
seconded by Mr.. Fisher and carried
by the following yea and nay, to
wit: Yea, Messrs. Renoudet, Voor.
HES, Fisher, Slanshury and lndest;
nay, none, that The Mayor Of New
lo' ria be and he Is hereby author.
lzed, empowered and instructed on
behalf OF the Mayor and Board OF
Trus,eer of the City OF New Iberia
20 execute uole IN favor Of Mr.
Leon Dreyfus tor me sum Of 8 394.
6S with 8 per cent per annum inter-
es frcm date and payable q mon.hs
a. err date IN settlement Of toe lei.
Owing warrants, after dedncung for
I75Npiece. of 10 pipe at 80 cents ., r
fool Eeturned, to wit: ls47 for
1882 %, 1864 for $3.50, 1860 r
slso.6 1865 f 1924 so, 1885 Tor
1913 7SA 1867 for ss7e %, 1868
FIR sa22.fo, and 1870 for 1904 IS
THIS bd ing tn time for tie cleo
ITO" of pd Ice 'ffiocrs as prov'd' d
by The q y Charter. tie following
aprl'cat,d were read: F. N. Mes
layer for chef Of Police Messrs.
H. F. s4 fford as special nigh: po-
lice efi1 i, and Emile Barber, Chas.
Goeiz, A. J. Stafford and Fred.
vesEs Or Deputy Police Ofiicore.
Il Eas moved BY Mr.. lDdest. sec
ond II ~ Mr.. Renoudet and carried,
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The City Engineer finds the fol-
lowing amount of sewer pipes
17.40lIa feet at 6, cents per foot.
which amuunia to ti2 In pipe) lljl ~
10 inch pipe 81 feet at - cents
per foot l3) 30
90 al lowed for hreakage on 1865. % "a
% allowed on pipes returned 81
1884 6s
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An ordinance imposi| x a license
Of two hundred dolia on each
business engaged in Il wholesale
Sc ling Of . collo 10 Or = 1T liquors,
wine, beer Or any Other 1ntoxrcat
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HE BECAME INSANE
DAY AFTER MARRIAGE
De Witt ottman's Wedding Trip
.. Ends In Death-A Pa.
thetic Case. l.rH

STANFORD, Conn, June 7.-De
Witt Gilman, the Albany business man
who became insane suddenly last
Tuesday at the Hotel Netherland, in
New York, the day after his wedding.
and was taken subsequently from
Bellevue Hospital to DR.. Barnes SAM
tarium, in Stamford, died there early
yesterday morning.
Mr.. Ottman's condition was hope
less from the very beginning. From
the moment he entered Bellevue till
he closed his eyes in death there was
but slight improvement. His bride,
who was Miss Mary Waldron Water
man, daughter OF the late Jeremiah
L. Waterman, a wealthy grain dealer
OF Albany, came to Stamford, and has
been stopping at the residence OF
Rev. Ford G. ottman, who is pastor
|of5the Presbyterian Church. 4
Mrs! Gilman visited the sanitarium
once Tor twice to see her husband, ;bu,
Ibecause of his excited condit ion The
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Z I N " HI IN
ctals; the @itnesses 70 the eer einons
and the and groo
4 thsr the emp nor any other
itnembe On the 5fatnille s mot directly
part pating la sthe ceremony we're
liri%att Tendance
!! After the entering the hall the
minister Of the Imperial household
read the names OF the bride and
groom and OF the witnesses, who wero
the Kaiser, Prince Henry Of Prussia.
Grand Duke Frederick Francis, OF
Mecklenberg.s chwerin, the brother OF
the brtde,ian Duke John Albrecht, OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Cecilia's only
cousin. 5.,
The notary Of the Imperial house.
hold then, read the terms OF the mar.
rage contract, which was drawn up
after Cecilia's entry into the Imperial
Palace on Saturday. When this was
done, Count Won SWedel stepped for,
ward and asked the bride and groom,
Individually whether they understood
the terms Of the contract, concerning
which secrecy Is maintained, ant
whether they were willing to have
each other for man and wife. s5
Both replied simply yes"
The minister Of the lmperla
household then said:
In the name OF the house laws 0
the family OF Hohenzollern and II
the name OF the civil law of the Gel
man Empire; ! declare you to l.
welded in matrimony."
He afterwards read those clause
Of the house laws of the Hohenzo
lern house, which relate to the ma
rage Of Grown Princess, and the
invited the bride and groom and tn
:. witnesses to sign the marriage col
! tract.
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H., aI. AND RRANCR.

y, 5 ARRIVES.
No. 62.-From Morgant'n. 6:55 a. NJ.
No. 50.-Pittsburg Accom'n 100 2, ii.
No. 2.-Pittsburg Accom'n 1880 P. NJ.
No. 4.-Pittsburg Accom'n $40 Y. NJ.
No. 44.-From Plttsb'g".. $40 P. M.
DEPARTS. aegi N.E
No. l.-Pittsburg Accom'n 500 a. NJ.
No. 3.-Pittsburg Accom'n 7:haA, NJ.
No. 5l.-Connellsville Ac'm 2:25 .. NJ,
No. 69.-For Morgantown 1900 P. NJ.
Nos. 3, 80, and daily excep,
Sunday; Nos. 62 and n Sunday only.
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SC. SCHOOL i ,',c,l BOND SALE.

4 he Board OF Education Of the III,
Ssdependent district OF Palatine, will
\ receive bids suntil 6 o'clock P. NJ. on
4 4 the 18th day Of June, 1905, for the
purchase of forty (4O) of the school
y bonds of said district of five hundred
\; onars 100000 each, bearing four
and Eone-half per cent. az per cent?
&fnterest from July LIST, 1905, payable
semt;annually, and running thirty
four years, authorized by vote Of
sth'eE qualified voters Of said district
\ at the general election held on the
18th day Of November, 1904.
u PROPOSALS for part or all of saIt
y forty bonds TO be enclosed in sealee
Il erlv elope, Endorsed Proposals for thu
n aurc chase of School Bonds" Eaci
Bidder shall inclose with his bid
v titled check for at least per cent
of the amount of the bid, payable 10 Y
Il; u Cornwell, secretary Of said boart
said check shall be forfeited t
the said Board of Education in cas-
ne bid is accepted and the bdde
faiI after having received due motto
ssBq take up and pay for the bond
awarded him.
8S:I 40 bids will be considered belo
\ n par and the right; Is reserved to r
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DISTRESS l!lN..lH.E |! /! |. B.
TOLD OF THE Nj r ou BLE WI CHI
~ ~
% COM q a ]! 81 DAT LAST
NJ g H II. Il VI *
iByS SPublishers, Press.)

EREEPORT Long ISLAND, June C.
me identi Of the vessel which ran
ashose in 81 dense fog last night on
Iones In1e u. L, between Point
Lookotlt and Short Beach, near here
xas sst abIished this morning. The
RESET isl the; United States govern.
ment patrol boat Caucus in command
% Che Eng ineer Cayanaugh. She
was bound from Greenport for New
York City. Il a
She has about rs persons on board,
nearly all % whom belong TO the Uni
iedS States Survey service.
The wind has died down and the sea
is sInoot a this morning, consequently
the Caucus is limo danger. Wreck
ing vessels belonging to the Merritt
and Chapman Derrick and Wrecking
t,otrpany Of New York, arrived at the
VESSEL this morning and preparations
gereS at once begun to- float the strand
! eds boat q Il II 4 If
II ISL bought she will be dragged
INTO &, deep water some time today.
The Caucus struck ground at nine
Mack last highland Immediately be
gan blowing her distress whistle
Burning signals and training her fasl
lfghts uponEt lie; shore Every one her,
Ithough u that "a big ocean liner hal
strlc on the bal. The United State
lie Saving Grew are not on dut
along the coast now SO Captain Olive
Herbert called together n voluntee
and put out to3the vessel. He re
tntasd this morning at four o'cloc
and imqmled date sent messages to tn
wreck ing company3to send assistanc
~ The Cactus.
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CROWN PRINCE WEEDS.
A Royal Wedding Occupies Attention
at Berlin To-Day.

BERLIN, June G.-Prince Freder.
ick William, Crown Prince of the
German Empire, and the twenty-sev.
enth lineal descendant of Conrad, the
founder of the Hohenzollern house.
was married to-day in the chapel Of
the Berlin Imperial Palace, to the
Duchess Cecilia, OF Mecklenburg-
Schwerin, grand niece of the Car OF
Russia.
The ceremony was attended by over
a thousand invited guests, including
members of nearly all the reigning
families Of the world.
Officially, the people OF Berlin did
not participate in any part OF the
wedding ceremony. There was no
procession through the streets. and
everything connected with the mar.
riage took place within the walls OF
the Berlin Palace, the city residence
of the Kaiser. The people Of thu
German capital welcomed the bride
on Saturday. To-day she made nc
public journey in the streets. and was
not seen by the people. This, how
ever. did not dampen the ardor o.
the residents of Berlin, who had CONF
to the capital to participate in tht
: street festivities.
Ten thousand inmates of the pau
I per institutions and prisons Of BerliI
2 were given dinner at noon to-day, a
the expense of the Kaiser. in homo
Il of the wedding.
d The ceremonies connected with tn
e wedding began with a family reunion
n on the place enjoyed by the immed
4 ate members of the HohenZollern aN
|. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. houses. Luz
!. cheon was private affair, and It.
!. not known whether the Kaiser deli
o cred an address to the young coupl
;e or not. 1t is reported that he di'
er After the lunch. the senior member
&c Of the two families and the bride an
Is groom went into the new CALLER
where the civil portion Of the We
" ding ceremony, as required by &c
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