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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
CROMWELL oEFIEs MORGAN.
Pooh Bah" of the Canal Refuse to
Answer Questions.
by Associated Press. !


WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb 81
William Nelson Cromwell and Sen.
ator Morgan measured legal minds
all day before the Senate committee
on intcr-oceanic canal and in a drawn
battle adjourned until tomorrow.
MIR Morgan pursued the witncs :
rclcntlcssly concerning his relations
with the Panama Canal Company.
asking many sliillful questions. which
were as skillfully cvadcd. Mr.. Crom.
well drew line between his actions
since III transfr of the canal property
TO the United States and before the
transfer and declined positively to
answer any questions concerning the
earlier period.
At the close Of the day Mr. Nor.
gan had brought out scheme foy
the characterization Of the Panama
Canal Company which promised TO
furnish the subject for an interestins
examination.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Railroads Above the Law.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. ~. -
Although holding that certain comhi-
nation rates on petroleum are unjust
and unreasonable, thereby working a
practical monopoly in favor Of the
Standard Oil Company. the Interstate
Commerce Commission today, in an
opinion by Commissioner Prouty, con.
iessed itself To be without authority
to grant the relief sought and dismiss
ed the petitions.
The cases came up on the petitions
OF the Fred g. Clark Company against
the Lake Shore and Michigan South.
crn Railway Company and others and
the Waverly Oil Works. against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
others alleging unjust and unreasuna-
BILE rates and discrimination in the
transportation of oil In these cases
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford railroad was the principal de.
PENDANT.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
500 GIRLS IN BIG FIRE
Factory Destroyed by Flames in
few CIV ,MF|ii RIlsttGGS& i
ONE WOMAN DIES FROM FRIGHT
Many of the Workers Become Panic.
Stricken, But the Firemcn Rescue
Them All, Though One Dies After
scing Saved From Death in Flames.
Niy Assncint,d prcssA

Bl;iLGEPORT. CONN. Feb. II
rive minutes after 800 factory girls
had marched OUT OF The big factory
OF HE star Shir, Company today the
building was II roaring furnace ami
within ian hour it was in ruins. Tho
hfh waS most Spcr;aCular but was
confined 10 one building of the grou,,
owned by Hutchinson. Pierce n Com
pany. If New York
When HE girls from the upper
floors reached The sccoud story. the
sight of The smoke frightened thcr.
ana about twenty of them became
panic stricken. These were taken
from The windows to the ground by
iircmcn All the other girls cuntin.
ned quietly on their march. Mr..
Jennie Ileappy. T. years old. one ol
TIE operatives. became SO excited
HAT she collapsed and died soon af.
forwards. The fire caused Il loss oi
about $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
LIFE LINES FALL WAY SHORT
With. Wind at Sixty Miles an Hour It
is Impossible For tho Life Savers to
Go Out to the Wrcck-Mcn Arc
Standing by. Ready to Rescue Impcr-
lied Sailors.
(By Associated prcss.)

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 27.-Swept
from stem to stern by mountainous
seas. in the teeth of a sixty-milc gale,
u four-mastcd schooner is hard
aground 1000 yards off shore at the
Cape. The life-savers at Cape Henry
are powerless to aid the crew aboard
the stranded vessel.
III schooner. thought by the life saw
crs 10 be the Grace Davis. was sight
cd through the storm about O'Clock,
ms afternoon by coast guards from
the Cape Henry station. A close
watch was Kept on the vessel and
she struck directly off the station
soon afterwards
All efforts To get line 10 the
stranded ship have proved futile.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
NEGRO SLUMS MOBBED
Because White Man Was Shot
Ohioans Use Torch.
MILITIA SLOW TO COME OUT
Seven Houses Have Already Been Fir.
cd by the Seekers Of VENGEANCE
Police Powcrlcss to deal With the
Lawless Element.
NBy Associated prcssN

SPRINGFIELD. OHIO. Feb. -.
Tonight mob violence broke out here.
as the result of the shooting this morn.
ing Of NJ. NJ. Davis. a brakeman. by
TWO negroes. Preston Ladd and Ed.
ward Dean. Ladd was taken To the
hospital as "A result Of injuries. where
he lies in ward adjacent 10 his
victim.
Dean was taken to Dayton for safe.
ty. a mob Of 1000 men and bows
formed and marched to The Jungles. "
locality inhabited by negroes and
vicious whites
The mob has reached The Jun.
giles and battered one mouse to pieces
with stones and posts. general fire
alarm has been sounded. which has
served TO fill the streets with crowds
negro was 'ynchcd here just two
years ago for killing policeman.
Only six members of the local mi.
litia responded to the mayors call for
assistance.
The mob entered saloon In East
Columbia street and looted it. The
owner and his wife fled, leaving their
three children asleep in the building
The saloon was riddled WITH bullets
After the pillaging of the saloon
drunkenness was an added feature of
the riot. AT IL o'clock the mob set
fire a house in "ylr .Jungles."
Police Sergeant Creager was
hit on the head with brick. He may
die.
AT midnight six houses had been
set on fire by the mob and the police
had lost control OF the situation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
LUMBER COMPANY FAILS.
Assets Little More Than Tenth
Of tho Liabilities.
CBy Associated Press)

t8y Associated Press.)
LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. PIPER.
kins Petitions. wholesale lumber
dealers, filed petition ir bankrupt
cy today in the United States Court.
The list liabilities of $267,322 and as.
sets of s29,2Go. Mr. Pettibonc. it
is understood made an individual as
Segment in Laurel, Miss. IA few days
ago.
The attorney for Perkins 4: Petit.
bone says the suspension is due to
the failure OF the John NJ Smith
Lumber Company. OF Nashville. Tenn
and the Frank NJ. Creelman Lumber
Company. OF Chicago. The attorney
stated also that his clients were en-
dorsers of the Creelman Company ;
paper up to the amount of 100000
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Oowaqer Queen Alarmed.

PEklN. CHINA. Fob 27.-Thrro
Is unmistakablc evidence that the
court is frightened over The apparent
lineasincss OF the people and reports
of uprisngs. The Dowagcr Empress,
whenever she has walked i'm the
grounds of the Forbidden City since
Friday, has been escorted by IA guard
uf eight soldiers. carrying loaded rifles
Many Of the attendants in the palace
have been armed ana the police on
duty have been given rifles.
high court official states that the
panicky feeling was prccipitatcd by
the finding of some dynamite near the
palace and the receipt of a warming
from the Chinese minister at Toxic
that number OF revolutionary stu
dents had started for Pckin and
that some already had arrived
there.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
HAzEO BOYS ARM BROKEN.
Virglnian Locked in Room-WhiIe Es.
Gaping He Gets Badly Hurt

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. Feb -.
VIM +. Collins. of Petersburg. Va.
member OF the freshman class oi
Union College during Il class scrap
last night was locked in his room on
The third story u! the dormtory. tn .
door being secured from the outsid,
Collins attempted escape by mean j.
o! clothes line from the window of
his room. The rope was no, stou,
enough 10 bear his weight and he
icll three stories To the ground
He sustained a broken arm ana So.
we're injuries to his spine, but will
probably recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28

tuccd bill today pruvidin: for a
SA'.oV" addition To the puslulfiCc
building 81 Petersburg. Va
$SO0,0O0 Postottce For Richmond
WASHINGTON. u. C.. Feb - --
Representative Lamb t\n.D in,rUdnc-
cd bill to-day apprupriatiuS not more
IMAM SSoo,nOh Tor Il poStotiicc building
at Richmond. Va.
Virginia Postmaster Confirmed.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Feb -
rae Senate today confirmed G.. Alex
aildcr as postmaster at Hoydtun Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
TOGO A SHINING EXAMPLE.
President Urges the Army and Navy
to Study the Victorious Jap.
(IlN ASSn,l.iin,l Hr.,ss

WASHINGTON. y G.. Feb -
President Roosevelt has addressed to
the secretary OF war who has pro
m"isat'd the same in general order
q letter reciiinG the achievements of
the Japanese admiral. Togo. durin"
The late war between Japan and Rus.
sia and repeating for the benefit OF
American soldiers and sailors thc ad.
dress issued 10y that admiral upon
The conclusion of the WI.
The point Of the Presidents letter
is the necessity of keeping the per.
Sonel OF THE army and navy at tho
highest pitch in time of lcacc in OF.
der 10 he prepared for war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
BIND AND ROB BAKER.
Masked Thieves Make Him Open
Safe-S3,4Oo Taken.
(By AssOciated Press.l

MELVILLE. y. j.. Feb. 27.--Frcd.
erick Roedel. Melville baker. was
attacked. gagged and robbed of So. 100
today by two masked men at his
rome. No. Go Dock street.
Mr.. Roedel was in the stable har.
Messing the horses, when he heard Il
slight noise behind him Turning. h.
saw negro in the act of striking
him with heavy instrument. He
grappled with the negro. The robbcr
was choking the baker to death.
when white companion of the negro
commanded him to release his grip.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Gunboats in China.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Feb. -
me navy department this morning re-
cciN"d dispatches from Shanghai, rc-
porting the departure OF the United
States Sunboat FL Canu commanded
by Lieutenant Commander Rooney.
ana The Sunboat Quires, commanded
by Lieutenant Train. for Kiukiang. in
the nciShborhoCd of Sundays dis
iurbanceS. These Sunboats will reach
their destination tomorrow
Their combined crews. with the ma
rincs aboard. number 80
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Children Escapcd.

LONDON Feb 27.-'rhc latest re-.
ports from Shanghai regarding the
massacre of missionaries in Nancliang.
China. on Sunday. stated that the
bingham children were not killed as
first reported. The elder child, it
now appears, was wounded, while the
younger one was rescued.
The building destroyed belong 10
the Plymouth Brethren. The Catholics
at Nanchang. fearing trouble, fired
their own premises.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Palace Guards Doubled.

pEKlNG. Feb - The guards
around the Forbidden City have been
doubled since yesterday afternoon and
all the palaces an residences of high
officials are specially guarded The
police. who hitherto have carried
clubs. were armed with rifles.
Two packages OF dynamite have
been found in the street outside the
gate leading 10 the palace. Apparent
ly they were dropped by some one
afraid To carry them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Medical Men Meet.

SPARTANBURG, S. c.. Feb. -. -
The annual convention of the tri.
state Medical Association, composed
of physicians of Virginia and North
ANA South Carolina began al White
Stone Springs this morning. Officers
VIII be elected tomorrow Norfolk,
Va. was selected as the next meeting
place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
DR.. oREwRv DECLINES OFFICE.
Prefers to Remain at the Central
Hospital Where He is Now.


PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. 21.-Dr
William +. Drcwry superintendent
Of the state Central hospital has de.
ciincd the position OF superintendent
of the Western state hospital at
Slaunton. To which he was recently
elected by the State general hospital
board
Dr. prowry is satisfied to remain,
where he is.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Militia on the Scene.

SPRINGFIELD OHIO. Feb. rs.
1880 a. m.-The authorities sue
ceeded at 1915 in assembling parts
of the two local military companies.
Just as the troops arrived one more
building was fired and no efforts
were made tn save it,
Sheriff Panic-Stricken.
l2:i5 a. m.-Sherff Almoncy has
just wired Governor PattisOn as fol.
lows:
Send all possible troops tonight
and hold others in readiness for to.
morrow"
The mob is stoning and jeering the
militiamen.
Dayton Sends Troops.
DAYTON. OHIO, Feb. 28.-Compa.
MES and X. of the Third Regiment,
OF this city, have been ordered to
Springfield.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
saIfour Sent to Commons.
tBy Associated Prcss)

Wy .NsEIVINTtW TTNNN-I
LONDON. ENG. Fob. 27.-Arthur
j. Baifour. the former premier, was
today elected To the House of Com
mons Tor the city OF London hy a
majority Of 1870 over his Liberal
Free Trade opponent. Thomas Gibson
Bowlcs. The vote was Il strictly
party one
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
NEWPORT NEWS, vA~>WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is 1906

three. were passed as reported and
sent to the House for concurrence.
Candidates For Fisheries Board.
The State Board OF Fisheries will
be named by Governor Swanson to.
morrow. 1t will be sen; to the Sen.
ate during the morning. 1t is bclicv.
ed ii is definitely fixed that w. Nc
Donald Lee. OF Lancaster. will be the
chairman; S. Wilkins Mathews. oT
Accomac. secretary; George b. Kec-
zcll, of Rockingham: Bland Massic.
of Nelson.
The fifth member has not been
chosen. but the belief is tina, Henry
NJ Tyler. OF Hanover. will be the
man
Mann Bill Turned Down.
The Mann bill was given black
eye in the report from the Senate
finance committee today
The measure was reported with
committee amendments and the rec
concentration was that lit do not
pass
The bill will now so on the Sen.
ate calendar and will be fought on
the floor OF The Senate. Senator Mann
to lead the forces in advocacy OF the
measure.
Liquor For Sanitariums.
Several days ago Senator Roberts.
Of Mcclllcnburg. offered il bill To pee.
NIT the sale Of liquors. wines and
mixtures thereof in public SAM.
tariums. The title of the bill was
served 10 arouse some opposition.
due To misunderstanding
Senator roberts said today that TN /,
bill permitted the sale of liquors
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Statehood Bill Comes Up March 4

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb % -
The Senate today agreed To vote on
the statehood bill before adjournment
on Friday. March 9.
The proposition to take the vote at
that time was made by Mr.. Bevcridge
and there was little difficulty in
reaching an understanding, The suG-
sestion Immediately followed speech
in support of the bill by Mr.. Hop
kins. during the course of which Mr.
Hale suggested that the territories
were not prepared for statehood and
suggested that their admission be
deferred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
Mr.. VANDERBILT LEAVES ITALY

PlSA' FEB. 2f.-W illiam * Wander.
bill, Jr., spent last night hero, anu
started this morning Tor Monte Carlo.
His chauffeur followed in the motor
car, Mr. Vanderbilt did not make any
statement concerning the automobile
accident at Pontodera on Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
General Throuqhout the State.

RICHMOND. VA. Feb. 27.-Dis-
patches received date tonight. Indicate
pst, tetla - ssll;.sts nm atsaeiai
companied the snowfall. In the noun.
tainS ten inches OF snow fell and in
many places there are bad drifts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
HULL RIO|CULES THEIR USE
Rank of Lieutenant General is Not
to DC Abolished Until Corbin and
Macarthur Attain tho Coveted
Honor-Scnatc Votes on Statehood
Bill March 9.


WASHINGTON. u. c., Feb. - -
Military matters held th;, attention
iof the House today. the army appro
5prlation bill being under considrra-
tiion fer amendment. That General
)Corbin and General Macarthur mighi
H be made lieutenant generals the pro.
vision in the bill abolshing thai
rank was eliminated on point nj
order raised by Mr.. Grosycnor. q!
ONO. who substituted an amcndmcn:
10 abolish the grade after these of
iicors had been promoted, but ,hi:;
tou met defeat.
Ohio Ship Canal Gets Charter.
As its first business the House
passed the DaIzell bill chartcring thr
Lake Erie and Ohio Ship Canal Com.
pany with an authorized capital oil
S6,000000
sighe reading ,af-the arn,u Till wSii
interrupted by Mr.. Crnmpacker whu
raised an inquiry which developed q
lively turn OF debate.
MIR. Crumpacker had read in In
Papers the charge that 5000 .O0C
had been wasted by army officers
who bought useless apparatus. scicn
titic and otherwise. including flying
machines, telescopes. etc
Hull RidicuIes Flying Machines.
MIR Hull replied that the commit
tee on military affairs had never an.
thorizcd flying machines, but tina.
lying machines were specifically AIT
thorlHed in the fertilization appro.
nriation bill. Il regard flying ma
chimes as absolutely absurd" he said.
Il am not ii scientific man hui a
machine that will fly To the bottom OF
the river
Mr.. Hull concluded the incdcu
with statement that no money had
been wasted in scientific or useless
apparatus although much money had
been spent. as it turned out later
usclcssIy. in buying supplies which
were allowed to- waste from lack q;
proper care AMI in the depreciation oi
equipment
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
"Hiah School Student"

The High School Student for Feb.
ruary made It's appearance yesterday
The little magazine is up 10 its VA
ual high standard and reflects credi:
upon its student editors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
SHOE THROWN At THE EMPRESS
Massacre OF Missionaries Was tho ri.
rect Outcome Of an Official Attempt
ing to Commit Suicidc-Fanatics
Held Christians Responsible For tho
Mans Act.
Mans Act.


PEklN, Feb. - American Consul,
General Rodgers tclcgraphs from
Shanghai that the fourteen American
missionaries who fled from Nanchang
ali reached kiu Kiang in safety.
The sub-prefcct of Nanchang, who
has had bad reputation among for
eiGncrs since the boxer troubles, in
vltcd the missionaries to a banquet
After the banquet the sub,prelect with
drew ami attempted To commit suicide.
This act, in Chinese eyes, nccessitated
vengeance and led TO the massacre Of
the missionaries.
The feeling in Pckin is apprehcn-
slVe, owing to the fact that a Chinese
shoe was thrown at the Dowager En-
press while she was walking in the
palace garden.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28
$4,000 For Petersburg.

WASHINGTON. II. c., Feb ~
Representative Southal (Va.) intro
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-28

. Flagship Qhja.s 9renarA- .-er >WatsI :
~ Af2tHiEA. ". u. FEB 'sgsy-tII he la q
ileship Ohio. flagship of the American
iloei on the Asiatic station. has sailed
Tor Hong Kong. where She will dock
ana rush repairs. so as to be prepared
for possible eXigencics
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-24

hrtr freeaoun - = In i she lecsi
FaufhssIiies.
NosAing could q more issnat sng
In - liberals shan fes ~ ssnper0r -
delssase the saisrrsslon of granting
the raraoa 10 esefy msn responsible
~ - wholesale arrests which oc-
enfrr1 during he winter and such .
Hexfsson 4 sars 10 arouse ! st0xn In
IN. lxsweF hoaSe sna increase ne Ian
err % ccuries The hand % General
Trspor a seen IN shis new shift sna
agasn raises The spectre II : coanter
fsFointson.
u II annoanord thai Premier Gore.
niskin sill reply tunncrrps efferncoa
20 the address o. ne lower house 20
In throne The impression Il grow.
ing 4 4 peaceful issue Il possible.
fhs Gsremylln cabinet mnst give wy
IN another without ihe previous In.
rsauctafic connections
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-24
PRESIDENT cAssArT
CHANGES HIS MIND.

. London, May 24-A. 1. cassaft,
president Of the Pennsylyania rain
road, early IN the week asked the
White Star line for reservation on
their steamer leaving as near May 2c
az possible. as he might have to cut
his holiday short Yesterday, how
ever he cancelled the booking and
retained the original accommodation
for two months hence.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-24

hesitate about executing the resolu-
tion taken week ago to grant par.
tial amnesty. An official statement
issued last night. iustifying the gov.
ernnlent in mot granting pienary am.
nesty seems designed 10 pave the way
for refusal on the ground that In
the present circumstances the release
of political prisoners deserving of
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-24
Striking Miners Fire UDon
Strike Breakers From Ambush

~~~&~~~~~~>~~e> >~>~o>>>A~ -
sprinned ohio Nay e. eastern ono coal
. - -
After night Of constant firing
this morning for the
Nonunon miners, 125 strong marched
q heavy S@.@ .Zs5s# - F1
No hit hut the rikerrsafcrs Hurried
The fact that hollow which
with unicrbrush saved
as they totally concealed. 81
10 be n hardly He before niehk
. when the nonunion men leave tis mime "a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-05-24
Miss Nellie West
A Bride Of May
Surrenders Heart and Hand 10
Cha. Glasgow d Olivsi.
ksn,as.
4

~ ktltct company OF relatives ano
friends gathered last evening nj the
home u Mr. ana Mrs. A. n. West.
sis Second street. 10 witness ibe mar,
risse of their danshtSr. Miss Nellie
~ West. and Charles Stewart Glas.
eow, II oliyet. Kansas
Precisely at o'clock Miss Nellie
Dearth. who presided at the piano,
began playing the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march. 20 the strains of which
the bridal party marched ID the ap.
pointed place. Miss Edith Corbett
Iacted ~ bridesmaid and Everett West
served N lhe capacity of sroomsmal.
Rev. Richard A. Morley. d, u. pastor
o. The First Methodist church. was
the officiating clergyman
The bride Is well known 81 Las We
gas. where she has lived for six
years. She IN All attractive. win
some and accomplished young wo.
man. and no one In Las Vegas has
more real friends than the now Mrs.
Glasgow, She Il d men1er OF the
First Methodist Church - for sew,
sral years has been actively Identified
with lie interests and especially In
The work Of the Epworth League and
Sunday school. Until recently she
was clerk in the postoffice, a posi-.
tion which she resigned when max
ing preparations for her marriage.
The groom first came 70 Las Vegas
last October In company with his
father. who came here 10 spend the
winter for his health. After few
days he returned to hin home In Kan,
sas. but since then he has made ne
auent visits to this city and II was
here On one or these flying trips that
he became acquainted with Miss
West. The friendship thus formed
was not long in ripening Into deeper
affection and their little romance cul.
minated last evening In the plight.
ing of troth Mr.. Glasgow lii spoken
or as an estimabie young mar who u
engaged in business At Olivet.
Bride and groom left today for OIL
vet, where they will make their home.
followed BY the best wishes Of q host
of acqnaintances In Las Vegas. They
were the recipients of large number
Of beautiful and useful presents. In
ciuding d deed 10 4 valuable farm
from the father OF the groom.
The West residence was decorated
very prettily for the wedding, the Co
lor scheme being In pink and white.
While the bridal colors were used In
all or the rooms. the entire suite
was adorned with potted plants which
were very tastefully arranged. Dur.
ing the ceremony the bridal couple
stood under 4 beautiful arch from the
center Of which hung bell Of smIlaxI
and carnations
The brides wedding toilet was q
very becoming gown Of cream batiste
over cream siik trimmed with applique
Of the same shade and pearl orna-
ments. while at her throat was clasp.
ia 4 handsome pearl brooch, the gift
~ the grOon. She carried bouquet
L. bridl's roses
Amer merry season Of congratula-
tions the entire company retired 10
the dining room where bountiful RI,
past was served. The table decoIns
tions were also q pink md swa,its'
with smilax forming backgr0annd A.
green. Not the least among the table
ornaments were the sridal caless
which were cut hy ths bvide bnd
groom amid much merry iesting