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The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Boy Crushed to Death by Auto.

Omaha. April 25.-Running in front
of an automobile driven by DR.. w. D.
Bridges at Twenty-third ard Leaven.
worth streets John BARLEY, the nine.
year-old son OF Victor BARLEY was
crushed under the wheels, sustaining
injuries from which he died.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Silas Wood Is Acquitted.

Fender. Neb., April 25.-The jury III
the Silas Wood murder case returned
a verdict of not guilty after being out
all night. Wood killed George Phil
lips. Both were prominent Omaha In
dams.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Call for Statement of Losses.

Albany, N. Y, April 24.-State Su.
p~erintendent of Insurance Hendricks
announced his intention of calling up.
on every fire insurance company do.
ing business in this state for a sworn
statement Of their losses in the re.
cent California catastrophe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Earthquake in Oreoon,

Medford, Ore, April pa slight
but distinct earthquake shock was felt
here about 2 a. IN. No damage was
done.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
Democrats to Meet Auq. is.

Lincoln, April 25.-Oficers of the
Democratic state central committee
designated Wednesday, Aug. Is, at
Lincoln as the time and place for
holding the Democratic state v
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1906-04-27
ehootino at Lynch.

Norfolk, Neb, April 23.-Jeff Hallett
was bound over at Lynch for shooting
his %neighbor, Collins, who was shot in
the brain and may die.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
s9mer surroundings +"


As he stood beside me ] noticed thai
the lamp | was holding projected both
our shadows on the window shade,
mine was Ia bold relief, while his was
only a faint suspicion Of shadow.
This struck me a5 being very singular.
Goodnight, Jack, was my parting
exclamation; "pnt cut the light when
you are ready Tor bed will see you
IN The morning
BE turned those lusterless eyes upon
mo and again Chat strange smile fitted
aeross bis pale face falt relief when
/ was out Of his presence, for that
look chilled me When ! entered my
own room ! found my wife awake
WHO were you talking to On the
piazza| she Inquired. T tried 70
hear what was said but the man spoke
so low that | could not distinguish his
words
DO you remember hearing me speak
oa he ehum Of NY boFhuod days, Jack
WiIton?"
Yes Why, ii cannot be Jack, ne is
IN London"
"9h, no. replied, "he Is not in
London, ho ~ here, and tomorrow
Nil show him what jewel OF wife
have"
When az last ! pressed my head on
the pillow q atrauEe foeling took pos
session Of me. When J closed my eyes
JagAs pale face and lus,crless eyes
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
SOLD THE DRAWING
OF Subn7 arine Mines With Anchorna
Apparatus 70 Americans and
Russians.

Liep8ig Germany May 9-The i'm
perai supreme court here today began
the trial of Otto Senftendben, a former
clerk in one Of the government d..
partments at Berlin. Conrad a mechan-
lie and Lucke, a commercial traveller
all Of whom are charged with treason
in selling to representatives OF the
American legation at Brussels, subma-
rine mines with anchoring apparatus
and drawings belonging TO them The
PRISONERS are also charged with sell
ing similar drawings 10 Russia and
having constructed a mine III Brussels,
which was bought from hem through
iE@ French intermediate.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
REACHED A VERDICT
Court Has Found In Care Oh DR.. crap
soy for Hcresy-D3cument
With Bishop Walker.

Batavia, N r. May 9-The &c
olesiastical court which tried Dr. Crap
sey on the charge Of hercsy ha reach.
"a verdict The document cocntoin-
ing the findings was forwarded 10
Bishop Walker at Buffalo. Until the
verdict has been reviewer BY Bi.hop
walker no Official information as TO
It's content. can be secured, The pub
llehed statement that he court had
voted four 10 one against Crapsoy on
both specifications is declared to be
only guess work walker has the
power to modify the sentence If The
verdict is against Crapsey although he
is without power to increase it.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
WILL FAY INSURANCE.

San Francisco, May Financial
interest today centered in the an
n1unccment by the Insurance com
q aics that Ii the immediate future
tlcy would pay losses of the fire suf
t.yers i is believed most of tha
Toncy would bc pat into general cir
"l'lstion and when if rs diwhutaa
win relieve the pcopls of san Fran
CLEO as no ether means could
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
ON THREE CHARGES
Treasurer Of Building Association Has
Been lndicted--Is lying at
Deaths Door

Parkersburg, w Va, May a,--Under
an indictment for three charges Of
larceny, j Henry Fisher for 20 years
treasurer Of the Homestead Building
association, now IN the hands of re-
ceiver, is dying at his home. He prob
ably viii not live 10 be put on trial
The building association recently
passed into a receiver hands becau3e
Of q shortage of $4,000 in it's ac
counts. Robert Alexander secretary
Of The association, and who was
severely criticised for not making
known the condition Of the treasury
died a few weeks ago The grand
jury indicted Fischer on three charge
today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
OPERATORS DISCUSS PLANS,

Chicago. May 9-Tbe coal operators
ci Illinois, Indiana and Ohio me this
afternoon 20 di cuss the best way to
lay the proposed plans Of arbitration
before President Roosevelt No def
nta conclusion was reached The Illi-
uou and indiana member. meet to-
no yr t' vot7 ca tEc personnel Of
lC % nitce 20 De sent 10 Washing
ten GH aJ"afc1 atiGus % be made.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
TO PROHIBIT Po-Y1Aml.

Wa hington MAY o. Senator Plat
today introduced joint reolutiou
prohibiting poysamy / provides hat
neither polyg1my nor polygamous
practices shall exist in the United
States or any place subject to its
iutisdicu i'm end provide: either is
4 crime punishable under the laws Of
tie In.lel STATES.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
A STARTLING
EXPERIENCE

Copyright. 1903, ny Joseph b, Bowles3

My pet theory Of the nonexistence o.
the supernatural has been greatly mod
fled, In view OF an occurrence in which
| played a part.
It was a glorious night in Septem
Der; the sky was clear the moonlight
beautiful. / had seen my two little
toddlers safely tucked in bed and an
hour later my wife had retired. The
night was SO beautiful that | carried
a chair ont on the piazza lighted a
cigar and seated myself, prepared to
enjoy the balmy air aud the wltchlng
moonlight
Strangely enough as sat there my
thoughts reverted to the dearest friend
Of my boyhood days, Jack Wilton Just
why my thoughts should turn to Jack
at this particular time | cannot ex
plain, unless it was that looking across
the meadows could plainly discern
the hill where. when we were boys
Jack and | coasted in the moonlight
long ago.
Five years previous to this night
speak OF JACK leIt LOT GuFOpe just
short time before my marriage lie
was a bachelor and he roamed hither
and thither at his own sweet Will. Ey
cry now and then he wrote to me, and
occasionally | learned Of his good times
In Paris or London from some tourist
friend
Suddenly | heard the latch Of the
front gate click sharply and saw q
man advancing up the path which
Ted to the piazza. The figure seemed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
lNAUcURArED PRESIDENT.

Washington. NAV 9.-The legation
costa Bic3 today received official
Information that Cieto Gonzales Vi
rie-. who wa elected president Of the
= -puhlic on the first Of April last wa
inaJgurated yez terday amidst great
ro ioicinr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
MANY PERIsR IN FLOOD.

Washington, May 9.-The State De.
rar mcnt today received he following
from he American Consul az llanhov,
China:
Immense food in Human Province
with great loss of life aud property.
M foreigners safe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
All ADDITIONAL RECEIVER.

PiasHurg. Pa. MAJ "A receiver
va to-day appointed FOR the property
Of ihe American Reserve Pond Com
pany 81 this iur liction. Receivers
have already been appointed En- the
northern district OF Illinois and Of
Kentucky and Missouri
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10

trife indistinct, although the moon
light fell directly on the man. was
somewhat startled at his sudden ap
pearance, for | had not perceived any
person on the road IT seemed to ms
as though the man had suddenly riser
out Of the earth. But as he drew
nearer ! recognized him as Jack VIII
ton. | sprang to my feet, rushed dowI
The cps and grasped his hand eagerly
Why. Jack, old boy, | exclaimed
how very strange! was thinking Of
you this blessed moment"
Dear old friend" he said, and hi.
voice had hollow ring that appeared
almost sepulchral; it was very goo4
Of you to waste a thought on me-
Come old boy. I said, come OF
the piazza and rest; yon look tired out
Why | thought you were in Europe,
| placed a chair beside my own and
Jack sank into it with a deep sigh
as said: You must have travelled
far to-day"
Yes, replied Jack YEARLY, Il lave
come long distance since morning
and the dull lu5terless eyes were
turned on me again, while the sus.
picion of smile Uttered across his
pale face.
"All The way from New York, sup
rose" said
Farther than that he replied
he again fixed his ddll eyes ON me. y
came from London
His singular reply affected me arca
T., but not more 50 than his strals
and steady stare But a moment later
thought TO myself that he was iot
ing me in return for my curiosity in
regard to his movements I lau2hinely
responded: Wen That was a long
Journey for one day, to be sure.
We sat there conversing for ain hour,
/. however doing most of the talking.
for Jack spoke only az long intervals .
rnd then only in a low and muHed
one. / remember ! thought he wa.
strangely moody. While we were tbcs .
engaged saw James. my man-ot-4il +.
work, standing at the corner Of the I
house, reckoning to me.
Excuse me for a moment jack
said. MY man probably desires di.
rections about to-morrow'H work"
went to where James was STANDING
and asked him what he desired Of nc
Sorry to disturb you and you
friend. sir. but the hay mare wants
hoeing badly Shall take her ovei
10 The village tomorrow and have her
ihod2"
No; I VIII take her there myself /
Hitch her to the buclbGard early IL
he morning and ! viii drive over. ,
have a friend visiting ME ard be- vii
snioy a ride in the fresh air Of the
morning"
All right. sir. said James.
When / returned TO my seat I was
struck more wildly than ever by the /
lallor OF Jacks face.
Come. come. ola man. I said j
nov that you are tagged cut wii +
-how yoH to your room. III bel dol
ar You win sleep soundly."
Yes" replied my friend in a muf-
Ted tone. I viii sleep s0undly-
We entered The hallway, and taking
lighted lamp from the table lei
&c way up the staircase.
This is cur spare room, JACK
ed. 1t isn't much OF a room- Hi
Ehen We 90 back to the city and you
one to. see US I vii give yo1 hand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
ONE MINE TO START.

ScraGton Pa, May 9-The Della
ARE. I.aokawana and Western com
pany VIII be the only one Of the big
{ thracite coal companies which will
sumo extensive operations tomor-
r1w Other companies will not resume
rItl Monday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
ANOTHER BANKRUPT.

Caicaer. Iii May a-Waiter 1Iaf-
chant, formerly a prominent con
tractor, fled a petition IN voluntary
bsnkrartcF today. Liabilities sll6. 200.
assets $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10
A MYSTERY SOLVED
Satchel Found in Illinois )Centra
Freight Car--Owner Discovered
BY Chief Esan.

What promised % be another police
mystery" transp red yesterday. Switch
men in the Illinois Central freight
yards found d telescope satchel In an
empty freight car, Police headquarters
was notified and the effects were taken
charge o. by Chief I1gan The satchol
was new--but one Of tho cheap vari-
ETY.; and the contents consisted Of an
accumulation Of papers, letters pocket
note books and clothes, such an d
young nun "on The road might have.
A suit Of black clothes much worn.
was the principal article of wearing
apparel, and besides this there was 4
freshly Numbered shirt, white with
black figures.
On some OF the underwear were the
initials "E O. S." which corresponded
with the name on shaving mug, n
O Surrell This name also appeared
on an envelope containing part of 4
letter written by brother named
John on office paper Of the NV. S.
Surroll Hardware Co" Of EffnGham
ILL., 122 West Jeffer on street John
wrote that be was in hard luck and
asked his brother TO keep a lookout
for him, for q position as "pieler"
for show Of some SORT in which he
said he was quite proficient
Among the papers was a license
issued by the mayor OF Charlottesville,
Mo-, TO one C w Dashmer' for the
privilege of operating ring board
This was dated November 80, 1905,
small blank book bearing on the
fly leaf the words +" r. o. Surrelrs FIX.
pense Booh' written in ink, showed
that Surroll did quite big business
at various . int, paying out consider
able sums for help band music, license
TO do business etc,
Last night Chief Egan learned that
the owner Of ne satehel who is with .
the show thai is exhibiting in the up +
per part of the city; but how it came
tn be IN tho car was n0t pXDIainpd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-05-10

Last night Chief Egan learned that
the owner of he satehel who is with
the show thai is exhibiting in the UP,
per part of the city; but how it came
TO be IN the car was not explained
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
BIG 7TA REGIMENT CELEBRATION

Zines II1es nave been received from more than two
e--ouseihd persons desiring to take part in the
p"taoe and dinner OF the 7th Regiment on Sat
-as' May D. in celebration OF the Tooth ami
iF OF the organization of the regiment.
- 80 oiiarles T. Lydecker and other members
' committees are making every effort TO
ma suitable accommodation for the numerous
,-oers -D'e'iioers Of the regiment and guests az the
tue, VINO are coming TO attend from all
- oi the United States. The plans for the
re Ieienrailon are now practically perfected
will be .hg point during the street parade
ana TT,e.dtt me Union League Club 39th street
ana o,be- arenue, and Secretary OF War Taft
mon, 81 PeIsons OF note VIII review the regi-
,egsr,e,-, , e curing its march past The active
=; sent VIII assemble at the arrnorv az oicioclr
erars s-S sa-1SSefIqon and at the same hour the vet
- anu other members will assemble in the
e~ ernory Of the list Regiment ar 94tb =. as eae
dinner aTh T;i avenue H Among the speakers at the
Porter S+5 S-5 pe secretary Taft, General Horace
oo"ese OF the City OF New York. '''e
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

-Ss,Vu,Voo.oOo but at ruinous rates" sstd Nh.
tba means the downfall of Durnovo Ieader -,
tionts,S .o.es Ss1oharles. This has made the revoIu
new, sI,lIT eSlauen. for the government now has
ers 4. fusa4 have been having trouble Strjk-
yroungo5s lens rioted and many soldiers We're
sailors 80 a mutny broke out among / 400
Ar,e-S oohnaed IN barracks. Meantime the
s-rsSah sIlSah contestants in the Olvmnfan Sarnas
ne result OF a hard voyage" HfA SPe' a'
obir,s,,.' set chance even to glance at the
~A~.os coInnn last week" said the Busy Man.
Rasda- those who died" said the Constant
OF -. We're Professor Curie the discoyerer
bis,oSt4il' and Daniel Huntington the America n
-cal senre and portrait naintar
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

guests OF honor were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward q
Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rogers Maxwell. Mr..
and Mrs Thomas z. PearsalL Miss Edna Wiz
son. Miss Katherine Hart. Miss Edna Birdsall
Miss Alice Davol. Miss Marjorie Prentiss, Miss
NJ. Angeltne Low Miss Nathalie Low. Miss Ger.
Tnae @ Hoxanna Beschsr. Miss karhertns south
sey. Miss Grace Knowiton. Miss Hilda Smith.
Miss Jessie Neergaard. William Burtsnshaw.
Caswen W. Stoddard Marvin Shiebler Luis
Mon1o. Adolph Rollins. Charles N. Bull. fr. Starr
Donaldson. Norris L. Ely. Frank Walton. Charles
Swttzer' Daniel Downs. Herbert Downs. Ralph
l. Duval. Leeds Burchard. Thornton Gerrish.
Swttzer.
Mrs. James Guthrie Shaw and Mrs. Howard
Maxwell gave card party Tuesday afternoon as
the Heights Casino. The rooms were decorated
with spring flowers. The attendance Included
the Viscountess Maitland. Of London: Mrs
Horatio NJ Adams Mrs. Russell Prentiss Mrs.
j. Rogers Maxwell. Mrs DoraId Gsddes Mrs.
]. Henry Dick. Mrs. Thomas E. PearsaIl. Mrs.
Jonathan T. Lanrnan, Mrs Alden s. Swan. Mrs.
William II. Nichols Mrs. Robert Mallory Mrs.
Eben j. Knowlton, Mrs. William H Nichols tr.
Mrs William c. Beecher, Mrs. Edward Hinrnan,
Miss Junie Hinman. Mrs. Harry Barber, Mrs.
Adolph E Smylie. Miss Ethel Pearsall Mrs. J.
Sperry Kane. Mrs James Brurnley. Miss Heller,
Carlisle Mrs. Howard Whitney. Mrs Joseph
Cousins Mrs. Lewis Murdoch and Mrs shsp-
pard Homans.
A card party was given on Tuesday By Miss
Ethel Kirkman at her home. No. 2Ss Clinton
avenue. Her guests were Mrs. Charles NJ Dirnrn.
Mrs. Thomas A Mcintyre. Mrs. Henry Hayes
Wood. Mrs. Daniel Hegemau Mrs William r.
Simons. Mrs. Clarence S. Bender Miss Mauds
V. Jones. Miss Sophie wisner. Miss Marxery
Halstead. Miss Edna Lockwood. Miss Kate
Ketchana. Mrs. Sidney ~ Krkman, Miss Louisa
Wurster, Miss Anna Belle Engns, Miss Anna
Francis. Miss Anna Mcintyre, Miss Ida Balm
bridge, Miss Olin Wilson, Miss Violet Smith
and Miss Elsie Preston.
Mrs. J. Steward Ross and Mrs. lie Roy w.
Ross. of No. $40 I'd street. will receive Wednes-
day from until O'Clock.
HaIIock. daughter of the late George Garrett Hal
evening at the home OF the brides mother. No l7s
Hancock street. Brooklyn. The officiating clergy
man was the Rev. J. T. Carson. Of the Central
Presbyterian Church. John H. HaIlock. brother.
also Of Brooklyn. gave the bride away. Beautirul
decorations abounded and an orchestra played
throughout the ceremony. The bride wore a.
white chiffon cloth gown trimmed with duchssse
lace. and carried a large shower bouquet OF
white ribbons held By little Madeline HallOck and
Master George HaLOck. There were no brides
maids The maid of honor was Miss Olive HallOck
Stine. and Mr.. Stalker'S best man was HalSey
Dowuer. The brides gOng-away gown was OF
coral pink brOadCloth Upon their return from
trip South Mr. and Mrs. Stalker VIII live In Eighth
street, Brooklyn Mr.. Stalker is broker In Man
haitian and son of E. J. Stalker. OF the Chase Ma
tiOnal Bank
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
0. a. r. TO MEET IN PHILADELPHIA

The fifteenth annual meeting OF the General
Society OF the Daughters OF the Revolution viii
be held at the BeIlevue-Stratford. Philadelphia.
in the week beginning April 80 The Long
Island society will be represented by Mrs. Ham
nton Ornsbee. regent; Mrs. Stuart Hull Moore,
vice-regent; Mrs Sherman Esselstyn, Mrs.
Peter T. Austin Mrs. Josiah +. Geran, Mss
Mary Butterick Mrs. Aaron Bancroft. Mrs.
Henry Sanger SNOW. Mrs. William Cogswell.
Mrs Tom Gibson Mrs. Treadwell Ireland. Mrs
George W Wingate. Mrs. John f. Berry and
Mrs Robert P. Forshew. AT the meeting OF the
Long Island Chapter on April q Mrs. Sherman
EsseIstyn will read paper on The Spurious
Letters Of Washington"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

put no Nlsttors We're allowed therein during the
day. On July the regiment naraded in the
village Of Poughkeepse. and on the evening Of
the next day the citizens of the place were in
Vltep 10 camp. There was band concert q
collation. and dances for the visitors The trip
cost the regiment S1136 30. and the assessments
Tor tnis amount were $40 for officers s5 for non
commissioned officers and SO for priyates. The
regi1pental fund provided 1854 30. The regiment
fired 2,I15 musket cartridges and forty rounds
from a 6-pound cannon. Subsistence was pro-
cured from the Forbes House. at sPoughkeepsie.
The camp was named Camp Clinton. in honor
of the Governor
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Brooklyn Bureau OF Charities appeals for
contributions TO a special fund Of $40 for the
benefit OF a widow and her family OF five chill
dren the eldest being thirteen years. The widow
has mana ged since the death OF her husband 20
maintain her children and keep a clean and at
tractive home But now, when within three
months the Oldest child viii be able TO go 10
work her strength is breaking down. and all
her efforts win be in vain unless she can Do
helped over the present crisis. Contributions 20
this fund, marked "B Fund 2, may be for
warded to William I. Nichols. general secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
PEOPLES INSTITUTE CLUB MEETS

The Peoples Institute Club. OF Brooklyn. an
ganzation modelled the plan OF the Peoples
Institute Club a. OF New York. has acquired meet
ing rooms IN Moretta Mansion. Bushwtck and Gates
avenues. Brooklyn To-day the regular social meet
ing OF the society takes place. and a fitting pro-
graEme Will mark the first meeting the
quarters The society," which numbers at present
about thirty members, Is desrous OF spreading the
movement the intention Is 20 do the educational
and social work ROW being carried by the New
York club 20 as marked a degree as possible IN
the Borough OF Brooklyn. The organization IS non
seotarian and non-potcal in It's character and any
person or either SEX or good moral character over
tho age OF eighteen Is eligible for membership ~
Tia sociaty
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

Naturally there was a large representation
from this borough, particularly from the
Heights, at the wedding in Manhattan Tuesday
afternoon of Miss Martha Prentice Strong and
Harold Mcleod Turner as both the bride and
bridegroom belong 10 old Brooklyn families.
MISS Strong who is the daughter of Mr. and
mrs Theron G. Strong of No. 20 East 65tb
Prentice Of Grace Court Mr. Turner Is the
o!dest son of Mrs. Emile Barnes Turner, and a
GRANDSON OF the late Alfred S Barnes Until
the death of his uncle, General Alfred C. Barnes
d year ago last November he lived with his
Hother IN Pierrepont street. The Brick Presby-
serlan church. where the ceremony per-
formed at 4: 80 o'clock was decorated with Eas-
Ter lilies, pink and white azaleas and palms
MISS Strong's bridal gown was OF soft white
satin elaborately trimmed with point lace and
her lace veil was fastened by Mr.. Turner's gift
a diamond brooch. IN maidenhair fern design
her cousin Miss Kate de Forest Prentice was
the maid Of honor. She wore a gown OF white
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

Miss Mary Adelaide Shanahan and Stephen j.
Leonard were very simply married Tuesday
noon by Monsgnor P. F. OHare, assisted by
the Rev. James ]. Coan. in ST. Johns Chapel
A small wedding breakfast followed at the home
or the brides mother, Mrs. Flora Rice Shana-
ham, No 119 Cambridge Place. Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard will go abroad their wedding trip
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT.
Continued from sixth page.

ana W. Mynderse Rice. OF Auburn, n. Y. After
the ceremony large reception followed at the
nome OF the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. VIII
nSIihus Myndersee, No. 94 Joralemon street Ar
Ine church the decorations were principally OF
raster lilies while at the house the walls were
covered with sTnilax, with Bride roses and tulips
IN vases Mr.. and Mrs Huger will be at home
a1ter May 10 at No. 10 Central Park West.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

MAJOR General Charles F. Roe command,ng
'"e Nauonal Guard. has decided that the Ma
Hoi'al Guard organizations in Manhattan. Brook
-sH ana me Bronx which are 10 parade on May
81 next as escort 10 the Grand ARMY NJ -ba
Republic, shall wear the olive drab sa-, % IN nc
Io.In. Ihe parade in Manhattan will start
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

Miss Elsie Smith. Miss Jessie CacIin and Miss
Juna Lucas. They carried marguerites Mr..
Milne was attended by his broth0f, Archibald
K Milne. as best man and by Charles A Smith.
or Manhattan: James Walker. OF Mortclair:
Governeur Smith. Orville Tobey, Dufneld Prince
and ]. Lloyd Prince. Mr. and Mrs Milne TO
make their home IN BronxviIe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

The marriage Of Miss Louisa Stuart Lennox
and Alexander Barclay Richards was quietly
solernnized Monday afternoon az the Church of
Our Saviour, in Pferrepont street. The bride IS
the daughter OF Charles Sussex Stuart Lennox
or No. Clark street.